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CCIRE FACIAs TO CHARGE REAL Es-

CCIRE FACIAS TO CHARGE REAL ES-
- TATE
COLUMBIA COUNTY, IS;
The Commonwealth Of PENNSYLVANIA to the shern
Of columbia county, greeting:
Whereas, LYDIA Zimmerman, paiutn lately IN our
Court uf Common Pleas Tor the county aforesaid be-
lore tie Judges ot tic said Court at bloomsbury,
to-Wil: In the term or September 80 10 In the
wear OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seytnty-Arce by the Judgment OF the said Court did
recover against H. &. Freas, administrator OF Join
Freas deceased defendant. as Weil certain deb uf
one hundred ana nry-siN dollars and cents
as also eighteen dollars Tor her COSTS and charges
Which s6G sustained by occasion OF the detention Of
mai debt whereof the said defendant is convict Sc
rs appears OF record, &c And whcreas, the said
LYDIA zimmerman is now dead, as has been sug-
gested OF record, and that l. X. Dildine the admin
islrutor, has been substituted As the plaintiff And
whereas the said John Freas died seized OF real es
tate IN the said county Ot Columbia, us we have been
given 20 understand, which descended and came 10
IL. &. Meas William l.. Freas, George II. Freas, III
r. Freas, salie Ann intermarrled with Jonathan W
Eek and Nancy intermar1ted with LenJamin HICKS,
thgr the said 4 X Ddne, adminisllator OF Irdb
Zimmerman, deceased, has given us TO understand
that the said Judgment, with The Interest and the
fed and has besOught us to provide FOR hn proper
remedy IN this behalf: And we being willing that
what Is Justly acted In our said Court should be
brought 10 due execution according TO the form OF
Assembly IN such case made and provided, comu and
you that You make known 10 the said II. q, Freas,
| William +, Freas, George II. Freas Hiram d Freas,
John A. Freas, Horace freus, Isaiah B Freas, salt
| Ann ntermaTTled With Jonathan W. lax, and Nancy
| intemarrlcd With Beujau;in Hicks, and 20 H. &.
freas, administrator NJ John treas, deceased, that
| they be before our Judges at EOOmshurg, at our
County Court OF Common Pleas there TO be held ON
the third Friday OF December next, 10 show cause II
any thing they know or say why the said Judgment
so recorded against the said H. C froas admnlstra-
tor Of the said John Freas deceased shall not be lev
led and paid out the said real estate Of which the
said John Freas died seised aforesaid aud de-
scended aud oGme 20 them as heirs
| WITNESS the Honorable William Elwell, President
Judge OF our said court at bloomsbury the TIVE nh
| b. FRANK CARR
Sep. 30 CIV. ProthonotaTy.
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Mr.. George A. Clark offers Wall Paper at
greatly reduced prices to suit the times. The
paper formerly sold at 80 cents can now be had
for Is, the % cent for ID cents the 90 cent for
u cents, and the u cent for cents. Do not
fail to examine his stock and purchase while
the prices are low.
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Rubber Clothing,
Water Proof Goats,
Water Proof Pants, Caps, Blankets,
&c, just received at ID, Lowenbcrg's.
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DR. sssERH AMPS
vrrn1y,lps,I ~ practical, HattOna

cnd coronicaI. Us object IS Immediate relief aaA
eventual cure. It Is based upon scirnunC prime
ples and easily demonstrated 70 the conipfehehsio8
W every Intelligent IeraOn. ThOugh ne uUtt -
use truss he uses Il support innnltciy supettE
which Keeps eNeIythn ~ lttltl Ithlllcn nnne
the Curative Compound applied dally Dy ihe pauesN
eXctes healthy action. adhesion anu cure. beeloss
this treatment does not Interfere win laOor or e1sE
else on horseback or Otherwise. and anprdS hecuhV
against fpnained aud strang Lated ruprure
e The afflicted coming from oil parts OF the eonn-
fry. Terms moderate, depending upon the esSs.
Persons frln the CuunJry eau receive treatment ahe
ienye for houe on the same day. send 10 cents iW
pr Sherman's 30 X with likeness of bad cases Deiors
and after cure. Reference, gwen u gentlemen ~
have been cured. OfiCe No ], M street. hsW
YORK beware OF the fellow calling fi1nsen Dr ".
a. Crpmuiun and using lr Shermah'S nane In BIS
advertisements to decoy the ali.ted save this az
Vertlsement pcl' lb-A"
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Fruit of the Loom Shirts 100, Wamsutta
Shirts | .l5 ut Lutz u Sloan's.
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Appleton "a" Muslin 81 cents, Hill
bleachcd 10 cents and Fruit of the Loom
bleached Muslin II cents by the bolt at
I,utz & Sloau's l.
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A.full stock of Under Wear for Men and
Bays ut -. Lowcnberg's.
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.


COLUMBIA COUNTY, DECEAsgp.
on motion Of c. q. Bakley, r bert Il. Little was
appointed Auditor 10 udkt distribution Cf the iund
IN the hands Of the Administrator among the parties
entitled thereto. NOtiC3 Is her 10y given that the
u4rrsi yupl viii att M to the dutn Oi his appoint
mrnt OF the Once II h. II. ANA Il. H. Iilur. ~
bluOWsturg. un thursday. the SIN day ot November
lS.G at 10 o'clock a. m. when amt here all perNn'
viii d. required % present heir claims Or Ue deDar-
red from coming Ia upon said ulHd.
ROBE h. LITTLE,
f,4 80 rg-s
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Business Notices

Don't fail to call in at Mari to see his
Goods and prices when you come to the
Fair.
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For Dress Goods, Beaver Cloths and
WuterprooE 60 to Lurz & Sloau's.
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RQJP URE

Patients cured 80 years ago, remain sound.
DR.. i, A. SHEIMAE'S successful treatment OF
Rupture has induced IN ncpled persons 70 oa aavss.
us inc elastic trus+tS "A certain cure, bNOnIss
them 10 be- Dut an Imperfect support. Ihoussnus e
victims Ure to-day suffering through lhlS hi"s"0
Truss dsluslon
IL il is worn tight around the body It wastes owS
the muscles, interrupts the circulation anu pees -
raves TO puralysis; besides, the strap between 80
legs drags the great bail OF wood upon Tue gamshH
sterlnatiC cords ana rCyis Bone ina manner W ~
d,cc inUtpnCy with all Its horrors. indeed nv 70
QiUn OF russes with their gripping pressure upon soe
Spine. abdomen, Rnd delicate parts ilAccnt " hur
tire sooner ur later cause kidney aud BLADDER anes
ti0ns; destroy manhood, making tile young oio, ~
he oil useless, uutil lite settles INTO fearful aphtny.
Tho afflicted should think seriously OF TINS suDleS'
nnl annnrll. Noe Win lle dCLlLns UI IclsOh.
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A ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

~ ESTATE OF CAruAR1NE eisuEIr DECEASED.
L. Iiers II Administration On the estate of Cdthaihe
Eishai, late ui MOntOur twp, COL, Co. deceased
have been granted by the Register oi suiq county 70
.iuiucs T. Met lure ~ same Twp, Columbia county
admir-, w whom all persons Indebted ufC fcquest-
cd 10 mako payment, aud those having clallS ur
demands a.liust the said estate VIII make them
kuuHu IA ~ tiu said Administrator without delay.
JAMES l.. MCULUEE,
Administrator.
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The Luscrae Union wakes impatient because
the Congressional Conference Of this district
does not make a choice Of candidates and thinks
all the aspirants for Congressional honor- had
better retire and let Mr.. Buckalew have the
nomination. The disintereslcdness Of this sug-
geslion is somewhat marred, it is true, by the
further statement that there will be ~ time to
print tickets if the matter is not settled ut once,
but it is really very kind of the Union to sug,
gcst u plan to get lis out Of the difficulty. We
are Of opinion, however, that the Conference
will jog along in its own way just as if the
Union hadn't said anything. It's the way with
those conference fellows.
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Just received, large stock Of Ready
Made Clothing ut the lowest prices and la
test style at ID. l.owcnDerg's.
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The COLUMBIAN sanctum possesses novel
mouse trap-not yet patented. A few nights
since the distressed squeaking of mouse at
ed attention and upon examining box
which had contained honey, u small rodent was
d scoverCd stuck fast TO the bottom tf the box
as securely anchored as if ten pound weight
had been fastened to each foot. When liberated
the acrobatic performances and elaborate gym
nastics of lhat unfortunate mouse were beautiful
to witness. 1t stood On its head, got up ON its
ear, rolled over and kicked, and nearly succeed
ed in turning itself inside ont, but its legs alas,
its legs were tied up in knots and not in the
least available as means Of locomotion. Finally
the little creature by series Of curious contor-
tions and crab like movements, succeeded in
wriggling itself behind safe and doubtless
found eventually its home, 'sweer' home, Hon
ey won't catch that chap again this season.
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lie RAYsvILLE, Penna.,
30th September, 1876.

Ny Dear Sir!
Last evening | received the CoLUMBiAS con
tanning the sad intelligence of the death OF our
mutual friend, liobt, i. Clark Through over
two years of the most friendly official relations,
he as Assessor Of Internal Revenue and as one
of his assistants in this county. found him al
ways-the same kindly, courteous gentleman and
friend, and our acquaintance has continued ever
since. To know him was to love him. lie had
many warm personal friends in this county who
will mourn his loss he will be missed by =
large circle Of friends in Columbia aud MontOnr
counties, where he was best known. His friends
could bc numbered by his acqnaintances. "Atter
lle's fitful fever lie slocrs we'll" Very truly
your friend,
S. w. BUCK.
Dav id Lowenherg, Esq,
Bio omsburg.
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The best Boots in town at l.. Nj. knorr's
and prices to suit the times.
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MeKinncy's i, headquarters for all kinds
of boots and shoes.
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ID. A. Beckley postmaster and chief iugleman
of the Radicals of this county, addressed meet
ing at Light Street last Tuesday. There was
nothing particularly absurd in this but there
was in the wording of the handblls announcing
the event. Alusion was made to the Republi-
can victories in Maine, Vermont, Colorado and
Ohio; to Republicuuigain of $4,000 in India
ma and gain Of nine Ccngrcssmen in Ohio,
Let rs see Maine shows the smallest Repnbli'
can majority given in a Presidential year for
more than twenty years; Vermont does likewise;
Colorado Is even now doubtful; Ohio, with Il
Presidential candidate living in the State, gave
majority Of little over G,C0Oi it gave over
$1,000 for Grant in 1872; Indiana gives Demo-
cratic majorilies ranging from 10000 to 5000
in 1872 the State rolled up majority for Grant
of more than 2l,0O0. The Republicans gain
five Congressmen-not nine. IL there Is muciI
comfort 10 the Republicans in these figures they
are welcome 10 them.
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Notice Is hereby given ta2t the undersigned VIII
attend the duties of his appOintnrnt at his Office
in BluuusUurg cu Wednesday the ain day " N0VeIH-
her 1876 at O'Clock. a. H., when and where all per-
SouS VIII be required 10 make their claims or be de-
barred LION coming In upon said FUND
L. Ii. LITTLE,
2 1874 Auditor,
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You can get Lace, Fringe, Braids, Gimpss
silk, Satin Turcuois, Silk or Cotton Vel
vets Fur trimmings, Cords, Buttons OF
anything else you want in trimmings al
Lutz & Sloan's.
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A full line of Green and Black Teas, CT
all qualities and prices ut Russell's.
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GORE FAClAs To CHARGE REAL Is

GORE FAClAS To CHARGE REAL Is
~ TATE.
COLUMBIA COUNTY IS;
The Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania to the Shcr-
fl oI iuWuhll county, greeting:
MhrryA, Lydia Zimmerman. liainlin lately IN Cur
Court Of common lras lur the county Aforesaid '-
forr the Judges VI the sud court Gt UluOluSuurl,
nr rI ,,,. tbnu.oud eisll Iundr,t and seventy
SIX, hy the Judgment Ut the said court dii recover
against II. G. FicaS, administrator uf John Frras,
deceased, dcIrEdi as well certain DEBT OF seven
dollars aud tort y-uur cents for her costs ana charges
which She sustained by occasion Of the detention "
that debt whereof the said defendant Is convict,
.rc. as appears uf record Sc. And whereas LYDIA
zimmerman i now deceased ana lhat !, D'lHhe D'lHh
freaS died seioed Of cal estate IN the said county OF
columbia, as we nave been gwen TO understand
which descended and canr To II e. rrvas, admlul--
traitor o John Freas. deceased ana H. g. fleas, VIII
liam ;. lrcaS, George II. FIyaS il.laA I'' Iltaa,
Ann iUtrrmtrriCd with jonathan ". ECk, ana Nancy
inicrmarried with benjamin LlcH, the hens OF the
!. X. DildiLc, administrator ur Lydia zimmerman,
deceased, has given US 10 NhdeI9Ilhu thuJ lhs sad
main wholly unpaid and unsatiSled, and has be-
sought Us TO pr9Nlde for him prope remedy in his
acted In our said Court should be brought TO due cN
rcuion according TO the form Of the atI uf Assembly
NOu make known to the said II. G. Treas, Admins
traitor Ur John Freas, deceased and II. &. Freas, Wit
John A. Frcas, horace Freas, Isaiah r. FreUs, Salic
Ann uIermarrled with Jonathan W. Eek, ana Nancy
lINFlNllltt WIN btHjdlhlu lllNhN lil lltA W anu
appear before our Judges at Bloomsbury at OuG
county Court or common Pleas there 70 be led on
the urst Monday Of Dee next 10 show cause, II any
thing they know or say why the said judgment 50
recovered against the said II, g. Freas, aGmiulsira
tor OF the said John FlCas, deceased, Shall not be
levied and paid out OF the said real estate OF wliuh
the said John FIeuS, deceased, Ged sesCd aflrv-
said aud descended ana came To them as heirs,
and have you thun ana there this writ.
, WITNESS The Honorable William EwCll, President
judge OF our said Court at Bloomsbury, this l2th
day of september, A. ID. lsIG.
h B.IIANIIAIE.
Sep. ~ CIV PrOthOnOtuTy.
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Go to L. N. Knorr'5 for your fall Boot
and Shoes.
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The following brief but touching letter from
5. w. Buck, Of lie Raysvillc Bradford county
to David Lowenberg, will, We are sure, be read
with interest by the many friends Of the lat,
Robert +. Clark and the sincerity of the wr
ter's sorrow will not be doubted.
IE EANsNII.IE pnnnn
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Just received a full line of Cloths, Cassi'
meres and Sutings for Fall and Winter
wear, all ut the lowest prices at ID. Lowen-
berg :.
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a day at home. Agents wanted. Outft ana
terms free. TRUE, CO., Augusta. Aaiae.
no, ~6-ly.
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u IishiRgcreCk township, dtcoased VII tApOae 10
public sale on The premises on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER /, 1876,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, that certain
LOT OF @ re L n ID,
siuae IN F,hingcreek township, Aforesaid, bounded
ana described as follows, tu-Nlt: IN the North by
I0hn Wehner ON the East by William Robbins ana
Elias Bender, on the South and West by William
IouderUaCh ana containing TWO ACRES more or
less on which are erected
STORY AHD-A-HALF FRAME HOUSE BARN,
ana uth0r out-buildings.
TERMS OF SALE-Ten per cent OF ne-fuurth OF
the purchase money to be paid at tho striking down
Of the property the onetOurh less the ten per cent
at tie confirmation OF sale, and the remaining thfee
tOurhS IN one year Thereafter, VIII Interest from
confirmation niSl.
JOHN MENNEIt
oct. H. lS16-ts Administrator
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Seven cases of Mems Boots just received
at T.. NJ. knorr's.
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pIBLlC NOTICE

Ladies' French Kid Button Shoes. al
widths and sizes, at McKinney's.
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T, D. Kellogg's Advts.

h URBER GOODS of every description,
IL Betting, Packing, Hose, Boots and Shoes Godol
lfg, Sc. ri HARD LENICK, SON co. Ts+ Chsso
nut ST., Philadelphia, Agents National Rubber %.
June 94sW,
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Ho. for Clark & VOLTS store. There you
can find q full line Of Plain, Fancy and
iJr,-s t;rrl- ri such prices as suit the times.
lhrir stock is tN!i. Good standard IriniS
at cents Ter tdiu.
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Don't fail to see Bernhard's Show Win
dow when YOU come to Town
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Wool and Cotton Carpet Chain at Mari
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Hats, Hats, Hats.
Caps, Caps, Gaps.
Latest Style.
Lowest Prices at d. Lowenburg :.
Boots & Shoes very cheap at Marrs.
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Chickens brought at Silas Ioungs store
Light Street. w
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Boys Kip Boots for $500 at L, NJ.
Knnrr's.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER /, 1876,

John Wenher Administrator OF solomon Buss late
Of FishiRgcrecG township deceased VIII expose tC
public sale on the premises on
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W. j. BCCKALEw,

The first name mentioned in each townships is
that Of the member Of the Standing Committee,
the names following being those Of the Vigilance
Committee acting with him.
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=, ~ b9' i ia'i r, w vu'' shen m v"n co,nc to the
T'H"o IE'i. '''' i''NN
,,.. o,, >1rs,in 81 conts hin
ApPltIItnn tn ~ "a ah 'IH Wr,;t of tho oo,n
bleached Muslin IL cents ny INC oo'' att
LUZ ~ sloan d
no, lol NlhI " ''ii =
, 1876-09-27

ing approves of the declaration by the direo-
tors of q dividend of IS. per share and a
bonus of IS. per share out of the profits of the
company to the 31st December, 1875, the
same to be payable on or after Friday, the
18th of August instant, making, with the inter-
I'm dividend paid in February last, l5s. per
share for the year 1875, free OF income tax"
Which was passed unanimously.
It was further.
THAT the thanks Of this meeting be pre-
sented to the Chairman, deputy chairman, and
directors of the company to the directors and
secretary of the London Board to the mem.
bers of the various managing committees at
the branches and to the company's agents.
for their valuable services during the past
year"
Mr.. CARTER thought they we're all deeply
indebted to those gentlemen who held the va
rious Offices named in different parts of the
country for their energy and discretion Ia
managing their affairs. He was quite sure it
would give the meeting great pleasure to carry
this vote most cordially and unanimously.
Mr.. w. HIND seconded the resolution, which
vas unanimously carried.
The meeting closed with a vote Of thanks TO
the Chairman proposed by Mr.. Bigham,
, 1876-09-27

too much to expect that re-vasciDation
will be made compulsory yet awhile in
this country but there Is yet time to take
the sting out of what, l fear, must DO
called the present epidemic of smallpox.
Another very important matter is that
every body should assist in giving
information to the Medical Officers Of
Health as to the localities where cases Of
smallpox or of other infectious diseases
occur, as then the proper precautions
can be taken to prevent their spread.
| am, Sir, your obedient servant,
W. H. C%ORFIELD, MA, MD.
(Oxon), Professor of Hygiene and
Public Health at University Col
lege, London, Medical Officer Of
Health torSt. Georges, Hanover
square.
, 1876-09-27
FANCY FARMERS.
From the Chicago Times.

No class Of men have been ridicuIed so
much, and none have done so much good,
as those who are denominated fancy farm
ers. They have been, in all times and
countries, the benefactors of the men who
have treated them with derision. They
have been to farmers what inventors have
been to manufacturers. They have ex.
perimented for the good Of the world,
while others have simply worked for their
OWL gain. They tested theories while
others have raised crops for market.
They have given q dignity and glory to
the occupation Of farming it never had
before.
Fancy farmers have changed the wild
boar into the Suffolk aud Berkshire !; the
wild bull of Britain into the Short Horn
the mountain sheep. with its lean body aud
hair fleece, into the Southdown and the
Merino. Tuey have brought up the milk
OF cow from pints to gallons. They have
heightened the Sirloin Of the bullock, deep.
ened the udIer Of the COW, enlarged the
ham Of tbs hog, gIgen strength to the
shoulder o the OK, rendered 6uer the wool
of the sheep, added haetness to the speed
Of the horss, and made beautiful every
animal that is kept in the service of man,
They have improved and fastened the
Development of all domestic animals, till
they hardly resemble the creatures from
which TIL y sprang.
Fancy farmers introduced irrigation and
under draining, grinding aud cooking food
for stock. They brought guano from Peru,
onl Djtrof0 of cn1o from Dbili Tb,,
trOduced and domeslicated all the plants
we have Of foreign origin. They brought
out the theory OF rotation Of crops as a natu.
raI means of keeping up and increasing the
fertility of the soil. They first ground up
gypsum and bones, and treated the latter
with acid to make manures of peculiar
value. They first analysed soils as a means
OF determining what was wanted to Increase
their fertility. They introduced the most
approved methods of raising and distribut-
ing water.
Fancy farmers or fancy horticuIturists
have given US all our varieties of fruits,
vegetables, and flowers. A fancy farmer in
Vermont, a few years ago, originated the
Early Rose potato, which added millions
of dollars to the wealth of our country, and
proved to be a most important accession
in every part of the world where it was
introduced. Another of these same fancy
men originated the Wilson strawberry,
and another the Concord grape. It was
q fancy farmer that brought the Usage
orange from Texas TO the Northern States.
Among the men in this country who
were classed as fancy farmers at an early
day, were Washington, Jefferson, franklin,
and Livingston. The first introduced
mules the second, the cultivation of i'm
proved rice ; the third, the use of land
plaster ; and the fourth, the raising OF lu-
cerne. More than any men of their time
did they add to the wealth of the country.
After them came another race of fancy
farmers, who introduced Arabian horses,
Spanish sheep, and the improved breeds OF
English cattle and swine. These fancy far
mers, added immensely to the wealth of
the practical farmers of the country.
What we want to develop the sgricul.
, 1876-09-27
V ACCIN NATION
(Corrssp. Of The T'lnes.)

Sir,-In view Of the recent re appearance
of smallpox in an epidemic form in Lon
don, it is important that public attention
should be drawn to the following facts =
The deaths from smallpox in Lonion
during the three weeks ending JAY %
were as follows;-
, 1876-09-27

After several speeches it was moved:
THAT the report of the directors be ap-
proved and adopted. and printed for circulation
amongst the proprietors."
Which was carried unanimously.
The second resolution was-"that this meet