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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-09
TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD.


BY Mr.. Voorhies-A concurrent reso.
luton favoring the passage Of the bill
before Congress, asking for the con-
struction Of the Texas Pacific Railway,
etc. The resolution was passed finally.
Whereas, the New Orleans Pa
ciflc Railway Company, incorpera-
ted under the general laws of this
State, and now actively engaged
in the work, of building the much
needed railroad connecting Shreveport
with the city of New Orleans without
State aid or subsidies Of any kind, and
solely by means Of private and paro-
chial subscriptions obtained in New
Orleans and on the line Of said road.
thereby making said company the best
and safest instrumentality for securing
the speedy construction of a branch
railroad to connect New Orleans with
the Texas Pacific Railway. Therefore.
SECTION /. Be it resolved bv the Senate
and House Of Representatives of The.
State OF Louisiana In General Assen,blu
conUened, That should the said New Or
leans Pacific Railway Company be made
the subsidized branch Of the Texas Pa
ciflc Railway Company, then we urge
our Senators and Representatives In
Congress to favor the passage of the
bill now before Congress granting aid to
the Texas Pacific Railway Company.
SEC. Q. Be it further resolued, etc.
That the Governor Of this State be and |
Is hereby requested to transmit without |
delay certified copies OF this joint reso-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-09

No choice, and the Senate withdrew.
The House resumed its separate ses-
sion.
After some debate the House refused
to take up the resolution on a suspen-
sion Of the rules.
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
TERMS or THE PAPER.
sUnsCRTpTION RATNs.

DAILY published every evening and Sunday
morning) per annum 80 and at same rate half
yearly and quarterly.
WEEKLY published every Saturday morn
ingl, per annum 30 and at same rate half
yearly and quarterly.
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Fashion Notes.
Chenille remains in vogue.
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Chenille remains in vogue.
The Breton is the coming. costume.
Elstcr cards arc very artistic this
season.
Mandarin is the leading shade Of ycl-
low.
Smoked pearl buttons are very FISH
ionnhle.
All the new shades OF green have n
yellow tinge.
Silk chelnises and drawers are no
longer fashionable.
Melted fly friuges in Moorish designs
are most sought for.
The Breton vest crops out in many OF
tho spring costumes.
Gray kid gloves have the run Of fasl-
ionablG favor this season.
Round eapes will take the place Of
DJlmans as the season advances.
A few elcgant modified Gainsboroughs
appear among the spring hats.
japanese bracelets are seen in the
Japanese curiosity shop windows.
Parasolettes little pnrisols) OF every
description are in use this spring.
Comfortable broad solel, low hceled
shoes grow in favor every season.
Dolmans have almost superseded every
other kind of wrap Mt the moment.
Torchon lace crops out on everything,
from bonnets to camisoles aud chemises
All kinds OF rings are fashionable for
engagement tokens at the present mo.
ment.
Colored silk embroidery OIL fine mill
SOCK and percale underwear is coming i'll
vogue.
Easter eggs and 7'ascho presents are
Of u usual beauty and novelty this
year.
Breton jackets, waistcOatS, basqucs
aud costumes are the rage Of the moment
in Paris.
Buttons set on in overlapping rows mp
pear on the c0llnls, cuffs and pockets
Oi nutiIy COSTUMES.
A pretty fancy III dress trimmings lsto
put chenille cable cord Oh the edges Of
cOlhrs and cuffs.
Ciumisoles and night robes of fOulartl
silk are taking the place OF chemises
and drawers Of that fabric.
NTantillas Of black or white lace have
almost suspended the use of the domino
fpr ladies' ut masked bulls i'll Paris.
London women wear their street dress.
cs dem'-trainel, but use invariably II
skirt supporter to shorten them while
walking.
Sheer white India muslin or organdy
makes n much more becoming and eiTec-
tive bridal dress thnn silk, satin or bro
rNle.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14

In concluding an address TO the students OF
University college QOHdOn), Prof. Tyildall, who
il unlucstiunably one Of the most ildefatigRblc
brain workers OF Our century, said: "TakC
care Of your health. Imagine Hercules AZ oarE-
man in rotten boat what call he do there but
by the very force Of Ills NrOkc expedite the ruin
OF bis craft. Take care Of the tiinbers Of your
boat" Tho distinguished scientists advice Il
equally valuable to all workers. We arc apt to
devote all our energies to welding the oars, our
strokes fall firm and fast, hut few Of III examine
or even think OF tho condition Of our boats until
Ehc broken or rotten timbcrs suddenly give way
anil We find ourselves tho victims Of a calamity
which could have been easily avoided by little
fUrcthOught. What began with slight frnc-
tnrC, or perhaps even a careless exposure TO dis
organizing iHiluencDs, ends In tho con pleto
wreck Of the lfebOat. Tho disease which egan
with slight headache or an undue expoSur0'to
cold, terminates In death unless Its progress IL
checked and the diseaSe rcmcdicl. Tie first
symptoms the hCrnllS Of disease, give no indi-
cation Of the strength OF the Oll-coming foe aud
tho victim trusts that his old ally, Nature, will
exter1nnatC the invader. But Disease II an old
general and accomplishcs his most important
movements In tho night time. and some bright
morning finds lin In possession Of one OF tho
strongest Notifications mid when he has once
gained stronghold IN the system. Nature ig-
unanimously turns traitor and secretly delivers
up the whole physical armOry to tho invader.
Like the willy politician Nature Ia always on the
strongest SilG. and tho only way to insure her
support il to keep your vital powers in the as
ccndant. KCey Your strongest f0rts-thc Stom-
ncli and livcr-wCll guarded. Do not lot the
foe enter the artcrial highways for he will steal
or destroy YOUR richest merchandise and inpOv-
criSll your kingdom. 70 rcpulSc the attacks OF
the foe you can find no better ammunition than
DR.. PIcrccE Family Medicines. Gull directions
accompany each package.) His Pleasant Pur-
GAtiIc Pellets arc especially effective in defend
Ing tho stomach and liver. Ills Golden Medical
Discovery for purifying the blood and arrestinS
coughs and colds. II YOU wish to become
familiar with the most approved system Of de-
Tense in this warfare, and the history OF tho
foes method Of invasion, together with coui-
plcto instructions for keeping your forces in
martial order In time Of peace, YOU can find no
better manual Of those tactics than "1'hG PeO-
pies Common Sense Medical Adviser" By n. V.
Pierce, N. D.. VI the Worlds DiSpensary, Bnf-
falo. \. Y. Sent tOany address on receipt of
t1.h0. II confirms over nine hundred pages,
illustrated by two hundred and eighty-two ell
cravings and colorGd plates, and elegantly bound
III cloth and gilt,
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Eggs rs an Article Of Dict.

There is no article Of food more whole
some and nutritious than that supplied
10y eggs. There is IL difference in their
flavor anl quality, owing to the differ
Giice in the diet Of the birds; yet there
are no eggs Of winged creatures which
nre unfit for nourislling the human body.
Their chemical composition is nearly the
sumo, for the white md yulkare almost
invariably present; anj;thGse consist. i'll
the first Cause, OF Hlbumen mul water.
Eggs require 4 for digestion about as
much lime MS lnutton-tlIat is, from
three to four hours. They nre most
readily digested when boiled until the
white become partially consolidated.
An ordinary hens egg weighs from
one An,l II half to two ounces; n ducks
egg from two 10 three ounces, tic egg
Of tue sea gull and the turkey from three
10 four ounces, and The egg uf the goose
from four 60 six ounces. The solid mat.
ter and the oil in the ducks egg exceed
those in IL hens egg by about one.fourth.
According to DR.. Edward Smith, in his
treatise on Fools" M egg, weighing
MI Ulilce AMI thrce-quArtrrs, consists Of
100 grains Of carbon and eighteen md
threc-lmrths grains Of nitrogen, or
l5 20 per cent. Of carbon, anl two per
cent. Of nitrogen.
4 writer in tic Scientific Farmer o.
Inmates that the value Of one pound Of
eggs rs food for sustaining tho active
forces Of the body is to The value of ono
pound Of leau beef Ms 1854 to 900. As
Il flesh producer, one pounl Of eggs is
about equal to one pound Of beef.
A hen may be calculated to consume
ono bushcl Of corn yearly, aud to Ivy
twelve ,lozeu or eighteen pounds Of eggs.
This il equivalent 10 saying TINT three
and onc-tenth pounds Of corn will pro.
,lucc, when fed to hen, one pound of
eggs. A pound Of pork, OH the con.
tmrv, requires about five aud one.thirl
POUNDS OF corn for its production. When
eggs arc twenty-fOur cents Il dozen, and
pork ten cents pound, wellnve a bushcl
Of corn feed producing s2.sS worth Of
eggs and Sl.05 of pork.
Jud4ing from these facts eggs must be
economical in their production aud in
their eating, and especially fitted for The
man in replacing meat
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14

A skillful FREQ luncher in Syracuse has
been III the habit for some time past OF
walking into certain saloon and helping
himself to particular choice bit Of
turkey exposed to view On the meat table,
twisting ii off the body of the fowl and
examining it into his mouth whole. A
day or two since ono OF tho attendants
there loctorcl this coveted lnorsel by
splitting it open OIL the under side and
inserting teaspoonful Of cayenne
pepper. The fellow came in ms expected,
and on going out pounced upon his
customary game and made single
mouthful Of it. The result may we'll be
imagined; it WIS n fearful scene all round,
though more painful to the chief actor
thAn to the spectators.
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investigating the case, ordered tho United
States troops to DO removed from the State
house at Columbia, S. c. Chamberlain entered
m earnest protest.
4 powder mill near Santa Cruz, CalifOrnia,
containing min" tons Of powder, exploded with
terrific force, killing one man and doing great
damage, TrOnhln exists between President
Diaz, Of Mexico. aud Gen. Mendez, lHsSGcretary
Of war Oncn demands Nre being mSdu for the
return NJ President Lrrlo. The entire his
tory Of VIM. ". Twecd'S escape from Ludlow
street jail, New York, two years ago, has been
published In HdrPr's Weekly, under Slr.
Twecd'S supervision. Il transpircs that when
tho Boss was In Jail, he was greatly worried
on account Of the heavy shrinkagc Of hiS prop.
rrty. owing to the pRnic and the immense
,lraits he had been forced to make OH il for legal
expenses mud feared he would become bank
mint II Obliged 10 make further sacrifices In
this state OF mind he formed the acquaintance
OF famous bank rObbGr in the Jail, who pro-
pOsCd that Twc5i mike his escape. and Offer
lug to furnish tho means Of putting him on
Spanish soil for a certain sum tho arrange
nients to 10 made and carried out by n band Of
bank robbers, Mr.. Tweed to DO passive In their
hands. liz accepted tho proposition, and on
going to lIiA house in Madison avCnue, in com.
pany with Ills keepers, one evening, discovered
TIC NlATk vi luV steps, Which, llAIGAlcA AV was
to escape that night at eight. At the time
specified, Mr.. weed Stool upon his front step,
and on the Instant covered grocery wagon
drove up, tho driver made nn agreed signal,
and the fugitive entered, TO 10 driven By n cir.
cuitOus route TO the North river, where llG EN-
barkctl III rowlOat for the New jersey shore.
Arriving at tho foot Of tho Palisades, Ec again
entered covered wagon and was taken to an
old house few miles back, where, In tho dis
guse OF wig, mid with Shavon face, he lived
tor three months, under the name Of SecOr,
deeply Interested In the daily reports Of the
city papers regarding his escape, and in the
$G0GO,d 600 suit against his estate. The sickness
OF ChaS. O'C0nor, left the case OF the people In
the hands Of the Junior counsel, and Mr.. Tweed
had strong hopes Of his attorneys defeating tho
city, in which case he was resolved to return to
bis old home, which ho could view from his Gle
waited retreat. The unexpected recovery Of Mr..
0'Conor, however, tlIwnrtCd this project, aud
sent Tweed to Staten Island, where he occupied
iishCrnlan's hut. on the shore, until small
schooner could be fitted out, In which he chi
baricd for Florida. Here no dispensed with
hi. wNtclful ROLLER companions, mid, accom-
panied hy the man Hunt, Who was SIbse-
tIucntlv arrested with him. roRmed for few
weeks In the interior Of the State. firing, ut
lat, he took passage for Cuba ina cnasting vcs-
sci. was Ovcrhauled By the authorities Oil ac-
cnult Of lis passport, his Identity discovered,
anil his person kept under surveillance until his
arrest at sligo, Spain, as reported at tile time.
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In marked contrast with thu unpleasant Developments
that have appeared rsosly concerning certain c0mpl
Mos WI arr Glad u note thu results II Official HIan
nation Of this Company. Although having charter
dirsCt m Congress- II d0oG not attempt TO di.AEOS Its
responsibility u State Insurance laws
lily mutual agreement on behalf Of tho State depart
muntS Of NSW York, Massachusetts, psnniylVAnlA and
Michigan the Hon Samuel H. Howe. Of the latter State.
commenced on January Sth rigid examination Of tho
bOOkA, assets and liabilities Of this Company canmi.
HOaer Hove was assisted by TrOi. Watson, the we'll
known aetuary, and V. II. lntt, ESq.
The detailed examination continued without Interrupt
ton until tho 1th Of February Tho results Ars highly
gratifying tbs friends VI thB Company and J public
from Commissioner RRS renewal Of ia authority u do
business In Michigan, together with his written RtAnf-
tllsth found the Company Abln 10 pnlhpV flly
with IB AnHyHnt lava Of his state The entire fbsrFIH
Il lnEpatsd In unit0d States bands and rSt nortRrS
On tho Ast Of December lsiA II had grand surplus
AbdFs all liabilities nf 81 tbAl ltA rBoupts IN 1876
oGcee,ah IL Disbursements by 0Vur t1OIhn although u
paid In death claims yearly quarter Of l11 dollarh
Morn perfect security could not a offered " lnshrGrs
nothing 10 d. WITH the National Capital Lts Insurance.
Company Of the Dl,thet Of C1umhi. Unlike the Latter
concern tho NatlunIl lfa Insurance Company Of ths
united States VI America Is not fun'uEnR other e9InpA'
sS and Ia mt rolGnNblO 10 any way fur the liabilities
Or Pnlual Of thu ItUpabc Life Insurance Company or
any other corporation
Agents Wanted In lhA COUNTY,
AdtrSIi, D., ). KpsSRl IL, lInpEHeH
al WnlnHt w., PhilRdelphlhI ~,
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Than the complexion Of person becomes who
omits 10 regulate his liver when that important
gland grows negectful Of Is secrclive function.
Moreover, the stomach under such circumstances
becomes ditOrlered, the bowels are CONSTRUCTED,
pains in the side and between the shoulder
blades are felt, the head aches, and the nervous
system shares IN the general arrangement.
This confederation Of evils IL, however, casily
lEostCttcr'S Stomach iItterS, which insllres tho
secretion and How Of healthy bile, acts gently
but oIfcctunly upon the bowels, mud removes
every symptom uf nervous or digestive trouble.
The result Il that renewed tone IL given to the
entire system; the sallOw. haEgurd appearance
Of the face to which IiliOuNess gives rise Is
superseded by tho glow Of health, and the
frame gains In substance as we'll Us visOr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14

We have sold Hntell's Universal Cough
Syrup for about four years, and It has steadily
gained Ia popularity from lis lIrst introduction.
We keep all the cough remedies considered
"StRndard" In this section. The sale OF the
Universal has become greater than any. per-
hnps greater than all others combined! We do
moi hesitate to recommend It.
Nichols X Lyle, wrstbury, Cayuga Co., MY.
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WISTAR'S BALSAN OF
WILD CHERRY.

from iI"S. lsuEJd X. GuOuESow Of Mains
81 have tired wlSrARS nAEIAM OF WILD
CHERRY fer AZ nIcc'linsy INu1lpsiGio cough. The
ntct was all that r1ul be deGErl Tho usv Ut rAs than
Vnu bottle relieved entirely. Amlns En1t sarississ
nfnlVdcins' which haro AO have found npns plusl
70 WiSrAS. ltS earAliTO Properties In case, Of cough
lItIArd Il invaluable"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14

Prof. 4. Corbelt, Of No. Warren St, NY, has
received the CcAtGInlAl aud SGveralgOld medals,
also IL diplomas for his new process for hatcll-
ing eggs and raising poultry by means Of horse
manure. This valuable discovery will give $500
lars and Testimonials 4eMt on receipt Of postage.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14

For ten cents We will send scientific
book Of one hundred and sixty choice selections
from tho pOrt!cal works Of byron, Moore and
Durns alSO. fifty selected popular Songs and
other writings. The poetry Of those authors Is
true to nature and tho finest ever written. DcS-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14

Who las tried ali the principal ilrst-class hotels
Of the United States. declares that for comfort
and excellence, combined with low rates, the
Grand Central Hotel, on Broadway, New York,
leads them all. Tho latest reduction Is from
:I.OO to $3.50 and $500 per day although the
Grand Central Is tho largest irst-class hotel in.
Now York.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14

In this country Is due to neglected coughs. This
IL statistical fact, md 1t IL equally true that no
great balsamic remedy, "Lidtts Honey Of Horc-
hound aud Tar" were taken In the early stages.
Reflect on thi4 Sold by all druggists.
Pixies ToothachO Drops cure iu one minute.
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WISTAR'S BALSAN OF
Wild CHERRY.

From n. FELLOWS. ~ D., Of ILIIl, Nh.
SHAVE made Of this preparation for seTsFAy Oas,
and Il has proved to 10 very reliable and OcaciOus In
the treatment Of svVurV and luREStAndinE Coughs. |
4noW Of patient, In comfortable HEALTH who has
taken this rcmcdy and WIN, but for ia uss. cOaIde
would not now bU living"
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Durang's Rheumatic Remedy never
fails to cure rheumatism. Sold by all druggists

AsrHMA.-Tt is useless TO describe the
fortunes Of spasmodc Rsthlnu. Those who have
suffered from it4 distressing paroxyNms know
what II Il. JONAS WMITcDMI'S REMEDY has
never failed 10 afford immediate relief.
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A positive cure for rheumAtism-Du-
rang's Rheumatic Kennedy. Send for circular
to llGlplcnstino Il Bentley. Washington, D. c.
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S25gJSf:S:: T. II: X; i! Es5 2 .i5s: f;:
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CANNOT Be ExCELLED.

II, H. SrEvENs: 40 '''S'
LhTr StF-fhlA Il To cNrtIiy thu l
Ila'n nHrI ynlf lllOnd PEtrir IIlou''
y my ihMily fIt several years and
tii'nk that, t.r SGrfIlla GNnEvrDS.
lllilnrs or ltheulnAtIi AtIecti1ns' Il
cam 1 bU ttcSllS / ; and As / bi;n,i
hNrlnnf NJ lrrlilt iiiHdlclnV, Il IA ths
beN thihE ! h W. EEaF used, and hsTr
ilA.1l Aimee everything, ohn nhNss
lHlR rhe liilnend II u any ono In nesi
Yours respectfully,
Mas, A. 4. nISSMoRE.
No, 10 Russell Street
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HISTAR'S BALSAM OF
Wild CHERRY.

From SEYMOUR THATCHER, NJ. D, Of Hernon.
Nov York.
"wISTARs DALSAM OF WILD CHERRY EIrvs
universal satisfaction. 1t seems to cure Cough by
OOseninE and cleansing tho uaRs and nElritAtion
AHI rtROSihg Gs iNs'sdd n dryiRy up he Cough
IAd IdriEg s euus tshiHi consider the BllSam the
best Cough medicine with which am acquainted"
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Rheumatism cured at onceby Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy. Send for circular to Hell
phCnstine Il Bentley. Washington, D. G.
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Reliable Evidence.

Mn. II. II SrEvESE;
I''Ir SRI Will NEST clieerfally add
my t"stllnnny 10 the grpAt number yGu
A4En already rHeei!ri In f1Enr Al tnur
great and EtEEl luetlluins, VEtIETfNE
iGF dn mt think UFiumEli can 10 saI,l
IN IL praise. fur I was troubled over
thirty years With that dreadful JItoi,e
GAthrrit, and had aIch bad cI1shInv
spells that i VUIli 1eUm AZ though /
nnyrr .nnll breathe Nny muse, and
NHiEftSR hiss cured mo; ana i III
h"l dt,9Aht God alt the tI,nE there /. "a
E.sd . nediCine IN vEGETISE. md
alsh think It Nne NJ The IHtSi meiirincs
lnF cIp.hS and Wslk, sinking TTrItnS,
At tn" Stomach, and Ahti4. rygrIiEHty
to tIks tliR VRGETINE, fer / an ~.
spro thHm II Il Ons Of tbs hc,t fnedI.
einfa that over was,
MRS |. GORE,
Cor. Magazine and WALNUT Slrs.tI.
Cambridge, Mass.
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CARPET WARP.
Mazarine Blue Glass.

For curative pnrpntcA and timnntfng the growth Of
animal Anl vegetable life. EEHmihed and approved H.
trnBtlI plsisRnHn. and his certificate accompanying
rHch purchase. GLGs8 cur TO EXACT SILE with ta
ttIFrctun for ups and Arrangement In tho SSH.
For ElIr. Wh0laSSIE and R"tEil by -
AtSn. Al 81 BENJAMIN ". SHOEMAKER.
ZACH per mall. FRENCH pt-AIE GLASS DElO1
General PlrSsnnlnn's S'Ij 10 oIt y. FHHFIiI ST.,
ihsnk IN Ml.IlR md SIN LLGllT FltIEApHLrnlA
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PAINTERS AND GRAISERs, send for new
pricca Of metallic greining tools for "wiping
out" J. J. CallOw, Cleveland, Ohio.

Vegetable Pulmonary DalSan, tho great Now
t!on. Cutler bros. 4 Co.'S, IIOhon. only genuine.
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Ny annual Catalogue 1T Vegetable and FlnWar Seed
for S77 will 10 ready y January. and sent Free all
WIN apply Uuspners al lat need nat write for
IT, Gifof ons 81 the lTguht collections Of Vegetable
So"d sent out by any sOF house In America, largo
partition nf which WpTU grnWn on my Eli Ird'd iArms
fri1ftt HrstVHI JGF rsllira"H srFTy pIehI9' Al
Secd IOl from my establishment warranted =! % both
iruNh and uuB TO hanpi ~ far, that AOuld Il prJEe
otherwise will Fuhll thu order gratis AS tbs 0rElhAl
ntrductr Of the IIAhhArd and MArblrheAd S1uAShNs.
tho MaThlphsAd CAbbaEUS, and teuEU Of other HSE
Vegetables, invite tho patronage Of I'LL RhV urg HNfloTA
10 GaEr Asir Sect trrsh frWr " ne rsFy beat Trua,
New Vegetables II SuPclnlty. -
JAMES j. II. I;IiE(;nRi,
AlhrblehcnI. Mass.
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Z mEHiTC Investigate tho merits Of Tho Illus
sSENEM "A ttated Weekly buiOEu determining
r1S1krsS ~ upun yonr work this fall and win.
eF The combination tor this NVasIn SuEaASHs anything
Btesofnep stisflpted. Toms sntt fire., Address,
UliAS CLuUkS 4 CO, II Warren ST, Euw York.