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sOUTH CAROLINA.
Progress of the CanvassIng Board.

COLUMBIA, November 20.-The board of
canvassers made report to the supreme
court to-day on the electors and State officers.
The court now permits the board of canvass
ers TO decide only in the case of congressman
and Legislators, as indicated by the returns.
This action win decide the question of COVER
nor The court will act to- morrow regarding
the report of the board on electors and Stat,
officers. Ex-United States Attorney-G General
Ackernan, United State District Attorney
CaIbin and ex-Congressman Elliott, colored,
appeared as attorneys for the Republican
candidates
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COUNTING OUT
How IL IL Being D0ne by the
Radical RascaIs Of Florida,
Louisiana aud South
Carolina. " #l
Stearns, EnjOinR1 by the Flor
ida Democrats, Is Tied
Hand and FOot-SOuth
Carolina has Got to
the Electors.
= -AC
The Democrats of Louisiana
Worrying wells 4 Go.
MightiIy-A Case Made
for the u. -. NHpef-
VisOrs.
Radical Divisions and Personal
Ambitions and Schemes
Defeated Radical Electors
GrOwIing-The Case Of
Brewster and LeVisse
A Chance Vet.

The news from the disputed States is a lit
de more encouraging this morning, end it
would seem as if there vas really some hope
left for us, In Florida, Governor Stear1ls
has been sniOined, and so prevented from the
accomplishment of an unparalleled villainy
as there is but little chance of an appeal from
the eireuit ectft TO the supreme court. which
meets in January. The board of canvassers
of South Carolina have only decided as to the
cases of congressman and Legislators, which
VIII, of course, also decide the
case of the Governor Tuesday the court
will act on the report of the board on
electors and State officers. In Louisiana the
Democrats have managed to get some law
before the returning board, supporting their
protests, that will tell somewhere before the
fourth of March. OF these protests and this
law, that presented by the counsel tor the
United States supervisors is DECIDEDLY the
strongest, and the one most likely to force an
entrance for competent witnesses of the trans
actions of the board. In addition to this, we
have also the testimony of leading negro Re-
pubhcans as to quiet election and the ab-
sence of anything like intimidation, coupled
with which are the rumors and facts as to a
possible fracas in the household of the thieves.
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WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE attor-
ney-general recommended to the President
to-day that pardon be granted to William
M'Kee, Of st. Louis, now in jail at Jefferson
City, and, therefore, q warrant for that plr-
pose viii be issued without any delay. The
pardon Is recommended by Attorneys Bliss,
Broadhead and Dyer, to all of whom refer
ence Of application made to the department
OF justice has been referred
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RumOred InsurrectiOn in Poland Con-
tradirted.

LONDON, November 22.-Princc Czartory-
ski, the acknowledged head Of the Polish ref
ugees in France, in letter to a friend, which
is published in this mornings Posi-, says there
is not the slightest foundation for the reports
OF an impending insurrection in Poland. He
states that the country IS perfectly tranquil,
and that the emigration Is less disposed than
ever to encourage an insuITectionary move
ment.
[NoTE.-The 'emigation' is the name of
a large body of influential refugees settled in
Paris
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Dissolution of Partnership.

vIvHE partnership heretofore existing under the
i firm name OF j. HACK q CO.. at BatesTile.
Miss. has been dissolved and }. Hack Will not be
bfsl lata uODD
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EiectinIa Notice

OFFIC F or THE MEMPHIS CITY FIRE AND GENERAL }
ASSURANCE CONPANY. I1 MADISON STREET.
MEMPHIS. TErS.. November -, 1876.
TiNHE 5tOcknOt6f5 o. this Company are hereby no
! tined to attend the annual meeting at the Office
of the Company on MORdEY. December =.
1876 as required by Section ~ OF the Charter FOR
the election Of President, Nice-President Cashier
-Hr-n F7rpafaH@ for the ensuing year and for the
transaction Of any other regular business required
By the interests CT the company The election Will
be-held between the hours OF 10 a. IN. aud pm.
By order of Z n. APPERSON, President.
HENRY J. LINN. Cashier. nO21
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German Casino.

y 4 EliBERS ana invited guests are hereby notified
VI that THIS EVENINGS entertainment viii
PROMPTLY AT 4 O'CLOCK.
pO11 PHILIP ERB. Secretary.
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The Lost shin Manchester.

LONDON. November lG-'The vessel Nan
chester. whose loss of AlyIb with al hands
except the captain and steward. while on
voyage from Liverpool to Calcutta, was re
ported Yesterday VAS hip. She was tor
meriy the nmau line ,-Jmer City Of Man
chester. She had been sold and converted
into a sailing ship. ThirtytwO OF her crew
are probably lost
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VERMONT.
FIeetor <oITaec will Get
his Certificate. but Will be EnIOinPd.

his CertIica'e. but VIII be HnJOIneu.
MONTPELIER, November 2l-The county
clerks met today 10 canvass the votes east Is
the late election tor Presidential electors, lnd
their powers are simply Ministerial, and.
therefore, declined to he1rCr receive evidence
outSideOf the certiticat, Of votes blythe proper
authorities. Under this ,s.isi0n Mr.. Sollace
postmaster Gt Bridgeport at the time Of his
election, viii receive a certificate OF iTIs etec-
tom An inmnction VIII be appILad Tor.
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MARRIED.

BRECKENRIDGE CARSON November u, 1876,
BY Rev. Dr. J. o. Steadman, al the Alabama ST. Pres
byterian Church, Memphis. Tenn, Mr.. CLIFTON R.
.BRECKnRIDGE, Of New Orleans, and Miss KATIE 3.
CARSON, of Memphis. daughter of the Rate DIT.
James G. Carson. Of Carroll Parish, La. no cards.
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PENNSNLYAZIA.


HAHEIsBURG, November 2I.-Thc official
yore in Pennsylvania r. - follows: Hayes.
2Si. 14S; 1ilden, 366 2d. Cooper. I2y4 Saith-
Prohibition. r., l~22.
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LONDON. November 17-At the Shrews-
bury November meeting to-day, the race for
the Shrewsbury cup was won by Brother to
ROYAL George, with Miss Lizzie second and
Tadv Maiden third
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nesnoiIIne GraY-rn,.,l-.

A4+L,AGo. y November "a - a--. -.. t'.-..-...
cemetery. ON the north sie.e--tiernlan C5tho-
lie propertv-has within a few weeks been
despOiied Of at least SIX bodies There IS no
clue to the disposition Of the bodies or to the
scOundrels who perpetrated the crime. 4
strong guard IS now Stationed there.
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wEATHEu, PERSONALITIES.

Wan DER. ofFrcK eH SIC. OFFICER.
W sF FLSGTON. November ~. am
FoT IeHPesses and tie ohio rolielr, oOider
p'7h''ssf 70 sowhlrcs' ,ciHds; .'jsipg baroB-
y, ee,r o~ya,t'y c'Ordy Eeofher.
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FLORIDA.
GOV. Stearns EnjOined from Counting
the Eafa

WV SACoHHS E1nJOInCu IEOm
the Vote.
TALLAHASSEE, November 21.-The circuit
court to-day issued an injunction restraining
liovenor Stearns from canvassing the re-
turns Of the electoral vote and mandamus
requiring the board of canvassers to begin
their count.
The attorneys Of the Democratic managers
yesterday applied to Judge White, of the
cIrcnlt court, for two orders, one restraining
the governor from canvasSing the returns of
the electoral vote or issuing his certificate to
any elector or electors, unless by the order of
a regularly appointed board of canvassers;
and another in the shape of a mandamus to
the returning boanl, ordering them to pro-
eeed at once to a canvass of the votes The
Judge granted the injunction prayed for tenn
porarily, and ordered the governor to show
clalse, on Thursday next, why the injunction
should not be issued permanently. He also
issued an order commanding the members of
the returning board to show cause next Thurs
day, why this mandanus ordering them to
proceed to a canvass at once should not be
issued. The papers were served this evening
There Is an appeal from the circuit Judge to
the supreme court, subject, however, to this
possible difficulty, that the supreme court is
not now in session and will not convene in reg
ular session until next January Ifit does not
of IFS own volition convene IN extra session
before the sixth Of December, when the elect
ors certificates are obliged to issue, there
can be no appeal from Judge Whites declsioa,
as there is no court IN session to which an
appeal can be made.
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DFEi1.

GOFF-At White Haven. Tenn. at I 10 am. No
yember 21st. Of pneumonia, 5irS MARTHt- wife Of
A. /. GOff.
Burial at ElmWOOd thls WEDNESDAY, afternoon.
at l O'clock. Service by Rev. Dr. Barksdale.
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in time of peace: but in time of wal. the max
itnum is to be one hundred and fifty men.
No defihite plan of reorganization will be
suggested, however, until Mr.. Banning,
chairman of the house military COMMITTEES.
returns to Washington.
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sad kccihenf.

EVANSVILLE, November 16.--Mr. Thomas
Huff, night yarJl-InasteT Of the St. Louis and
Southeastern railroad. was run over aud
killed by IL switch-engua IN the city. The
body was horribly murilated, # being severed
in two parts The deceased leaves q wife,
having been married only a few months.
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CLOSING RATES

iostes'STy of cotton and goiS: Neio York
'f'o". fec. Henpiis oesAes, II I-se. Nee
'o,'k gold, I09 .j-S. Memphis go'd, 100.
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The Jonesboro Herald and Tribune says:
Mr.. Nj. G. Hunter, who lives on Nolachnrky,
near Br0wnsi,0rO, raised this year one hun
,lred and SIX bushels Of corn on one acrr.
This IS the largest yield that we have heard
Of. and shows the productiyenes- Of our soil
when properly cultivated.
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oRsERNsTIOXs YrsrERDAY.

WAR DEP'T SIGNAL SERyICE L. s. ARtT,
TUESDAY. Nov y, 1876, I05S pm.
Placr OF ~ sr, NJ, r-.,-
Lsfil. Z Auft-. " luA- hcdilers
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Turkey Not to be Represented I'm the
Conference.

VIENNA. November 21.-A correspondent
of the Daily Telegraph at Pera says: II am
informed that Russia Will insist rs aos1le gao
ROlrupon the preliminary conference being
held without any representative of Turkey
being present until the powers shall have
agreed upon a programme relative to which
the Porte viii only be allowed to say yes Or
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Turkish Troops Concentrating.

YARA, November 21.-Intelligence here
announces that Mukhtar Pasha IS cOncen-
Tating twenty battaiOns of Turkish troops
at Carinav, near Dergatto, ON the Austrian
frontier 1t is asserted that he intends to
proceed to Groveshaw, where the troops Will
embark for Constantinople. This would ne
cessitate their marching across Austrian ter
ritory Several Turkish transports. it Is sta
ted. have already arrived at GrOycshaw. Up
to the present time, five Turkish .battalims
have reached ('aI.inlv
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A Kick in the Servian Ministry.

ST. PETERSBURG, November 21.-A dis
patch from Semlin announces that the Ser
Wan ministry have refused demand Of Cen
eral Tche1nayeff to be admitted into the cab
met, and have declared that if he entered
thav wn1lld resiun
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BRUSSELS, November 2l.-The government
Of Belgium has received a communication
from the Belgian consul at Malta announc-
ing that the Malta authorities had informed
the chamber of commerce that torpedOes had
been placed opposite the ports Of Odessa,
Keutch, SebastOpOl and EschakOh .-
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Enfounded RumOrs about the German

VIENNA, November 21.-A Times dispatch
from Berlin pronounces unfounded the rumor
of the impending mobilization of two German
army corps. F.
The Times Vienna dispatch says there are
tw" c'aItHrs Of military operation in southern
Russia. kishenefi' is the headquarters Of the
operating army, while at Odessa twelve thou
sand men are collected under General Todle-
b,l4, who is charged with the defense Of the
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DsYCHoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARk
ING" How either sex may fascinate
and g,in the love and affections OF any PEI
possess, free, by mail for % cents; together
With a Marriage Guide. Egyptian Oracle,
Dreams, Hints to Ladies, etc. ,O00, 900 sold.
A queer book. Address, I. WILLIAM u
CO.. Pubs, Philadelphia.
may ayl6.2taw4w
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A WosHa1's Anssrer to q Mans
Question.
Fl LENA LAT UROP.

Do you inow you have ;ked for the costlest
thiny
Ever made by the Hand above?
A woman's he:-t and q woman's Vie
And wonan's wonderful love:
Do you know you have asked for this price.
less thing
Ar a cfild might ast for a toy?
Depapd,og what others have died to in.
With the reckless dash OF boy?
You have written my lessen OF duty out
Man-like you have questioned me;
New stand at the oar OF o woman5 soul,
Until shall question thee.
Yeu require your mutton shal, always be hot
Iorr soc IS and shirts 10 whole;
Irequire your heart 20 be true as Gods stars,
And pure rs heaven your soul.
You r; quire cook fer your mutton and beet,
l require a far greater thing;
seamstress you're wanting for socks and
:or shuts
look for man and king
A King for the banutitul realm called home.
And aman hat the Mailer. God,
Shall look upoa as he did on the drst.
AID 'iay, "1V is very good"
l am fair AMI young but the rsso will iaie
F'oD my so.t yorng che k one day
VIII yod love me tnen mid the fa'liag leaves
AS you did 'nong the blooms of May?
l require all things that are good aud 'ruc.
| All th ngs that man should be;
II you give IBIS al, l WI stake my life
| 10 be al ou de nand of me.
II you cannot be this-a lsundress aud cook
| You can hi c and little to pay;
| B It q wonan's beart and q won ans life
Are not to be won in lat wcy.
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rfr, BristOws BIaekbaIIins.

We remark some indignation over
the fact that Mr.. Bristow has been
blackmailed from communion with
the choice spirits of the Union League
Club. Why II man and Minister
should wish to belong to the Union
League Club, whether we regard that
body in its capacity of Union League
or in its capacity of club, is shrouded
in mystery. But Mr.. Brlstow, did, or
somebody wished him to, and other
people, to the number, SO far as ap.
pears, of twelve, vehemently wished
him not to. For the conduct of these
twelve who pelted him with black bal
lots on his first appearance at their
curious portal in Twenty-sixth street,
various unpleasant motives have been
assigned. A gentleman high in the
councils of the club has described
them as "twelve blaokguards." II
this description is accurate, Secretary
Bristow ought to be glad that his soul
has not come into their secret, and the
process of selection which has begun
in his rejection ought clearly not to
end short of their expulsion. If it is
not, the twelve black ballers who are
net blackguards had better take steps
to procure the expulsion of their ca
lumniatsr. Another account sets forth
that Mr., Bristow was rejected through
the Vaccinations of some sugar i'm
porters whose lasting enmity he had
incurred by refusing to lower just
appraisal OF their sugars, or something
of that sort, and thereby removing the
one excuse that merchant with a just
eye to his commercial and social inter-
ests has for belonging to the Union
League Cluo This is performance
which might well excite to madness a
respectable importer who goes in for
reform within the party and has large
line of sugars coming in on falling
market World.
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RUBBER IND CAPCINE.

There is scarcely branch OF human indus
try in which India Rubber mas not in some
form found its way. Although widely known
and used, but few are aware Of its medicinal
virtues and great curative properties. Prac-
tical experiment has proven that il is natur-
al reservoir OF electricity, containing more
than any known substance or compound
Owing to this fact 1t has been used with sue
cess in curing Nervous complaints and Rheu-
matism that were invulnerasle to drugs
1t has also been discovered that India Rub
Der possesses all the properties valuable as
a aspe i6c for Pulmonary complaints and cures
many forms OF Consumption and Lung dis
eases Combined with Capcine it is unparal.
leled as Pain Reliever, whether external
or internal. Nearly all the Surgeons have
adopted it on account OF its great healing
properties.
The most enectual way OF using the article
is in the form OF a perforated plaster. The
extensive use OF ordir ary Perfoi ated or Por-
GUS Plastcrs, is testimony to its merit.
dinary Rubber Porous Plaster is that it acts
| too slow y-requirlng days and continuous
wear to relieve pain or to effect cure.
| A celebrated Physician OF New York, who
has long made the medical properties OF Rub
Der study has succeeded in making gre2
| improvement in Porous Plasser by intr oduc
| ing Capcine, which overcomes all the former
| objections, causing the Plaster to do IN
| few n oments or hours, that which 1t former
| ly required days or weeks.
| Capclne IS the most valuable ngredien
ever used as an externalremedy. 1toperato
| with astonishing vigorand relieves pain I'M
mediately. Its curativ properties have be
)me so famous that anenterprising firm il
| rJew York took it in hand and by bringing
Capclne fIaster to the attention OF Physi
clans, have met with unprecedented success
The article is known as BtNSON'S CAP
CINE PLASTER The price IS the same a
the ordinary Porous Pla ster. 2j cents. Ever
Druggist ha them. ,,
SEABURY Il JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists, N. Y.
Hy.For sale IN Wilmington by L. Bring
hurst Il Co., 9th and Market and +. Mclnal
ID and Market ianl9eod&we3dm-ly
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mis- claim, House Established 1865

This Claim House Established 1865
pENSI0NS 9SbtsiI ed for Officers, 5; Sol, !, Q .
srar of 1861 and D, and for their heirs
The law includes deser;ers and those diG
honorably di char Jea. 1t wounded injured
or have contracted any disease. apply at once;
Thousands entitled Great numbers entitled
to an increased ate, and should apply imme-
diately All Soldiers and Seamen of the
War of Js12 who .ervcd for any period.
however short. whether disabled or not-and
all widows of such not now on the Pension
rolls, are request, d to send me their address
at once. ,oo,
R0IlNTY. Many Nam who sn,,tsd enIi,ted 10 slad ls6l
your your discnarges and have thom eE-
amined. Business before the PATENT OF
FICE solicited. Officers retdrns and >
counts settled. aud alliust claims prosecute
AsI make no charge unless success iu l
reque.t ali to Ell close two STAMPS tor reply
and return of pauers. GEORGE Il. Lemon,
Lock Box At. Washington. ID Z.
recommend Capt,in Lemon as an honorf
BILE and successful Practitioners A Hurl'
but. M G. An G 'pgressional District of Illi-
nois, late Mai. Geh'l U. S. Vols,
In writing mention name of this paper.
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allied that money is not always hap
piness."
And mere contented couple than
Jshn Wyngard and his wife Lefty
never sat by chcery fireside. Lefty
has profited by her lesson.
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ARCTIC ICE
COMPANY,
No. 2 East Second Street.
PRICES FOR 1876

eb to | 0 pounds at 70 cents pc hundred
,nI To 20 pounds, 81 cents per hundred; to
tons' 4 d Der ton special rates isr larger
ouanlil, ,es, Eastern ice only.
qnrIi1'I j. B. C0NiSOV " ~ son.
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The sun
FOE THE CdMP4IGN!

The events of the Presidential compaian
will be So f,ithfnlly and fully illustrated in
THE NEW YORK SUN MS TO commenl it
10 candid men of all par les We will send
tho Weekly Edition (eight pages) post paid
rom now till after the elect on for 80 cts.;
ie Sunday Edition. same size. at the same
pcice; or the l'aily. four pages for $500.
Address THE SUN. New York City.
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NEW ADVERTISEMEN1S
~ AGENTS WANTED FOR THE|
q Q;ENTENN NAL
" HISTORY OF THE us.

The great interest in our thrilling history
makes this the fastest selling book ever pub
lished, 1t contains . full account Of the
Grand Centennial Exhibition.
CAUTION Old, Incomplete and UnTe
liable works arc being circula cd see that
the book you buy contains Az Fine En-
cravings and 0s5 Pages
Send for circulars sndiextra terms to agents.
Address NATIONAL Publishing Co., Phila-
de phia, Pa.
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Carters Champion NOES.
PARsNIP-Large Early Sugar,
Hollow Crown.
PRts-Fxtra Early. Dreer' inpitv.
CaTters First Crop
Early Tenn Thumb. very dwarf. and
early.
Little 1em.p
Dwarf Blue Imperial,
Large White Marrowfat,
Biack-eye Marrowiat,
Champion of England.
Dwarf Sugar,
French Wrink ed Sugar. the best.
PEPPRR-Large Sweet Bell,
PEFrRR GRAss-Curled
PuAPKIN-Cashaw or Yellow Crookneck.
Cheese,
Field.
RADIsn-Long Scarlet Short-top,
Long Salmon.
white 1urnip-rooted,
Scarlet IurniD rooted,
white Summer or Naples,
Yellow Summer.
SALsIPr or Oyster plant,
SPISA, H-Round- Leaf Savoy,
souA H-Eariy White Bush or Patty Pans
Boston Marrow,
Mammoth. attains Il al weight
2U0 lbs.
Crookneck,
TsNATo-Extia Early Red.
Ferjee Island.
Tilden, =
Cooks FavorIre.
, Large Smooth Red,
Philadelphia Market. frxtra-- iLc,
solid,
TrODhy
TURSir-EaI y White Flat Dutch,
Rel or Purple Top Strap Learg
Purple Top Swedish or Rutabaga.
Golden. ilobe Rutabaga.
: WATERELNoN-Mountain Sweet,
Ice Cream,
Black Spanish.
Citron, for preserving.
I Caraway seed, 500 Gadiolus bulbs,
| Sage. 1000 Dbl .Tuberose bulbs.
Summer Savory. 10000 papers flower seed.
| Thyme, Hungarian Grass seed.s
| White Dutch Clover Lawn grass seed.
Broom m-ccrn seed, Usage Orange Sc. d.
Canary Sc ed, Yellow Aberdeen.
| Hemp seed, Flax seed
Rape Seed. Fennel seed.
| Cuttlef fish bone,
20 bushels very noiee Onion Sets
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UO Visiting Cards, with your name iinely
ufiuted. sent for DC. We have 2oo
nj styles. agents wanted. samples seni
w Co. stamp. a. Ii. FULLER Il CO.. Brock
tnn Mass
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as-Ridge's Food for Inlants and Invalids
See ahverssement
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White - q"
Valentine,
~, Newington We der.
White Marrow,
Iarge Lima,
liant Wax,
Cranberry,
@-66Ita Early Red Turnip.
-gptan Earliest,
,1Tge BOod-red,|
iali Long,
yong Red Mangel Wurtzel.
h, Fellow fellow Glove Mangel.
-AietIs Le1se arly Yer
:, EARLY Sugar Loaf,
:. Jersey Wakefield.
stone Mason OF Marble
head, very choice.
tuller's Improved. very
large.
Curled Savoy,
large Early Wipninestodt.
Late Drumhead.
FIAT Dutch,
Red Dutch,
p'nmhead Savory.
~Af-Dreers White Solid.
Dwarf, =
|u-,;.- ,, Turnip Rooted,
-H4am's Early.
,,,I &oWel's Evergreen Sugar.
'SkR-tarly Russian,
Frame,
White Spined,
LW9ng 'ireen Turkey Tor picking
|sp, -, West India Gherkin.
'!ru,AASii-Early Long Purple
iiiI,Ic1-ireen Curled,
|iTSFeen 49, Curled.
'gA-harly Curled Sllesia.
Cabbage or butter.
mmoyai Cabbage or drumhead.
.p,-r Hanson. - "
Large Musselburg,
tn H.. London.
hELoS-Jenny Lind.
line Ample, ver5 fine;
Turks Cop,
Wards \ ectar.l
Iosden Orange,
Large New York improved.
Prescot very superior,
'" sEED-Yel ow Dspyer.
Asly, White OF Silver Skin.
@-Carled or Doub 9. ~
The daily gazette., 1876-05-17

910 aGny at hoe. Agents wanted. Out
@i- fit and terms Free, TRUE co. August
ia, Maine.