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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-23

Ten Clydesdale Horses, and a lot Of
Berkshire Swine.
This sale will be held on the above DAYS
and place mentioned, and will include a
large number of the finest bred animals in
existence. The animals in this sale have
been bred my me, or purchased regard.
less OF cost from the most noted herds on
either continent, and for high breeding
and Individual merit combined cannot be
excelled by any herd in America, As
well as the choice lot Of high. priced and
fashionable animals, there are q large
number more plainly bred, but equally
pure and excellent individuals that will
sell at prices within the reach of the gen.
eral farmers.
Among the females are representatives
Of such families as Golden Drops, Rose Of
Sharon, Wild Eyes, Roam Duehesees. Con.
stances, ClementInas, Imp. Amelias. Pine
Apples, LOuans. Mazurkas, On ange Bios
SONS, Miss Wiieys, Butternys, Young
Marys, Dew Drops, Minnas, Imp. Nectars.
Village Roses, Imp. Maid Of Honors, Imp.
Euphemias, Cam brias, Brides, etc.. etc.
The bulls mostly used on the above ex.
celient families have been Imp. Oxford
End (pure 0Xiord) Oxford OF Springwood
(pure Bates), Geneva Earl (pure Hose OF
sharon J, all OF them Will show q nice lot
OF young things, all animals Of proper age
are in excellent breeding condition ana
viii be sold and guaranteed as breeders.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-23
BIG Hot BEp.-A. G. white brouel

1t might, iffound In your columns. But
don't let that keep you from trying it once.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-23
PLEASE SEND FOR CATALOGUES.

HFREE ENTERTAINMENT for all par.
ties interested. during my sale.
Free conveyance will be provided, to
parties desiring to inspect the herd previ.
Gus 70 sale, on application to Givens' Liv-
cry Stable, in West Liberty. Excursion
rates on b. c. R q n. r Il.
9. W JACOBS, West Liberty. la.
n. B.-Piiny Nichols, G. s. Barclay aad
Robert Miller will hold joint sale Of
nearly 100 head at the fair grounds, w est
Liberty, on Friday, the day succeeding
my sale. 3s12eo~ s. WI.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-23

The Chapter of the Eastern Star meets
this Friday evening.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-23

The EMPORIA NEWS Is issued to Its
subscribers on the hall sheet. That mar.
row gauge ought to have doubled instead
ef haiViag it.-wichita Beacon.
Move have several times issued sup
plements THIS winter, making q sheet and
a-half. Please tell the truth by ay OF
YarietY.-NEMa.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-23

We have twice received only the half
sheet. Don't you think the truth would
make you sick?-Beacon
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-23

Did you buy the halr restorative r,
eeipt;
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Carpenters are all busy.
Corn dropped suddenly last Saturday.
--S-~O-
The city election is Tuesday, April 3D.
Did you buy the hair restorative re-
eeipt:
The Chapter of the Eastern Star meets
this Friday evening.
The GrasshoDper laws will be found
on our first page to day.
Jonas EckdalI has t4ken the Contract ts
plaster Pfefferiy's Lew building.
The frost, Tuesday night. we learn, did
not hurt the blue glass to speak of.
Hallberg's nursery will deal largely fl
early vegetables and fruits this season.
Mr. DurriR is putting in good many
RRan forco numnS Thev Aaan1 fa T1iaa a.,
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The city election is tuesday, April :
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-12
SOMETHING NEW AT
JIeis g. Oppenhcin,er'S,
SELINSGR0VE, PENWA.

a new American Lever Watch given
as n present to our Customers.
The above watch will be given rs n
present 20 ono ofour customers ON Sat
urday April 2Sth, 1877, in the afternoon
No postpoucmcnt.
To all Who buy $500 worth Of good.
one ticket will be given. OH a 5000
purchase two tickets will be given, foi
larger amounts tickets in proportion.
On the above mentioned day the
ticket holders will make arrangement.
to suit themselves and dispose of the
watch rs they agree upon.
Remember that we will give the
watch ii we give hut ono ticket and
that il Will lie presented on the day
mentioned withou, nustpouemcut.
Any one who Wishes to examine the
watch can see it in our Store.
WEIS X OppENHEIMER.
Mar. o.
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A Phoenixviile Mystery.

Miserable Death Of q Supposed Pduper.
Nth $4,000 Worth Of Securities on Hor
Person.
The following letter appeared in the
Philadelphia Times of the 81 inst. No
doubt many Of our citizens recollect of
n woman stopping at the Union House
in this place, about two months ago
and who was travelling from house to
house selling Stcncil-plates, and who
was very shabbily dressed, and seemed
to be in absolute want. According to
the description given in the letter it
must have been the same woman, but
who was possessed of more of tlis
worlds riches than people would have
thought by her outside appearance.
The Times says
On Wednesday last n woman. calling
herself Sarah T.. l.. Walker, of Bridge
port, Conn, arrived in our town. She
was about forty.iivc years of age, SLOW
enly dressed, but of pleasing manners
and evidently well educated. She was
with her an Episcopal hymn book
She stopped No the Mansion House and
bought her frugal meal, consisting of
cheese, and crackers, at grocery
store. All day Thursday heavy snow
fell, and through this the woman plod.
ded her way through the streets sci.
ling stcncil-platcs. She thus took a
heavy old,which settled on her breast
and on Friday morning shO was una
ble to leave her room. 4 physician
being summoned found her affection
TO he congestion of tho lungs. She
continued TO grow worse until Satur-
day evening. when. while sitting on n
chair in her room alone, her head fell
forward on II feather bed. and being
unable TO relieve herself from the po-
sition she was smothCrcd To- death
During her sickness she intimatcl to
the landlady that she was better pro.
vidcd with this worlds goods than ap.
peranccs would indicate that shc
should care for her kindly and she
would not regret il. When the Coro.
nor'S inquest was held siclining sight
met the eyes of the jurors. The body
of the woman was filthy dirty and COW
cred with vcrmin, and her wardrobe
was very scanty. As shc had informs
cd the wife of the landlord, she was
no paupcr, was indicated 10y an exam
nation Other clothing. In the hem,
of her underskirts were found ten bank
books. showing that the woman had
deposits TO considerable amount i'm
different Connecticut banking instiiu.
tiOns. Certificates of stock in Nutmeg
State Banks were also found. The
banl; books and papers show her nc.
count in the banks to amount to about
$lo0nn. Besides these u document
showing that the deceased had rcmuv-
ed II Judgment from property wil,cd
to her 10y her mother was also discpv,
cred. This mortgage was worth So.
900. and the combined wealth found
on her person afcrdeath is about $lS,-
900. The case is mysterious one and
is causing considerable excitement
All that il known of her is that She
reached Phocnixyi,c on foot, aiicrhry-
ing passed through Polts,own AMI
Spring City. where she was pedl'ing
stencil. The Bridgeport authorities
have been telcgrayhcd to, but no It'd
ings have been heard from the Eastern
city up to this writing.
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THE GARDES.-The time for making
garden and putting the onion in its liz.
tie bed has arrived. Everybody who
has lot OF ground, no matter how
small, should plant something
and cultivate it. Garden work is heal,
thy, and will pay better than pitching
quoits or playing croquc;. Again,
fresh vegetables of your own produc-
tion are much better than any you can
buy. The exercise will keep you heal.
thy, in good spirits, and prevent you
from getting into mischief So take
up your spade and the hoe, and do
your own digging.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-12
AESEDE AIS.
TIVE COMMISSIONERS OF SNYDER
L County giyc notice that thoy will attend
at the following named times and places, Tor
the purpose, Of holding the
Tr3eRniaI Appca2s for the
yJony 1877

| Also at the sarne time aud In pursuanco o'
/ the at of May lth, lstl. Appeals from MIL
tAry Enrolltnent will be heard 1.-THE Cominis.
sioners determining under the 9TH section Of
saii act, who are exempted or not liable 60 be
enrOllod,
I Beaver township, CT the house Of Moses
4 Specbt ON Monday, April 9th.
Wet Beaver township, at the house OF John
Krick, on Tuesday, April lCth,
. Adams township, at the house Of Wilson
Dreese on We lncsday, Aprll llth.
. Centre township, at the house o. Peter Hart.
man, on Ihursiay, April 18th.
Jackson township, At the house oil John :.
Beaver, on Friday, April 18th.
Middleburg BOrutgh. AZ tue Comm lssi ners
once, on saturday, April i4th,
tfanklin township, at the commissioners
Once, on Monday, April 10th.
Perry township, at the house OF Daniel X. Sol
Ter, ON Tuesday April l7ih
West Perry township, at tho house % Friedrich
Raihf1n, ON "Wednesday April lsth
Chapman township, at tho house OF Adam
ferdney ON Thursday Apru 10th,
Uuion township, At the house OF Ira Ssyets,
on Friday April 31th,
Washington township, AZ tho house of Matthias
Sehnec, on Saturday April.lst,
Middlecreek township, at tho house Of Heury
Stroub, oh Mondsy April .jl
Penn township, a. the house OF Mrs Sarah
Miller, on Tuesday April 18th.
Monroe Township at the house of Airs. Sarah
Keen, cn Ncdn esdny April a5ih.
SoliusGroNe Borough, Al the house of John u.
fockier, ON Thursday April sdth,
Tho appeals viii 10 held open each day until
aO'vlock, y. NJ, All persons Interested may az.
JOEL ROW,
JOHN RONli
MOSES kREBS,
Commissioners,
Commissioners oinee Mi ddlebars March sith,
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James J. Mitchell, has taken pos.
session of the Union House, at Smith.
grove, and is prepared to accommo,
date the public in hospitable man
ner.
Drovers and Dealers in Horses will
find this central point from which
to operate and comfortable home
and convenient stopping place. Terms
reasonable.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-12

A WARSISG To FARMERS. - An alarm
ing tand almost latall accident occur
red in IFcst Elri township, Lancaster
county, II few days ago, when three.
year old daughter of Elias and Alice
Mumma swallowed \ quantity of pari.
green, which had been purchased fol
the purpose of destroying potato hugs
Soon after taking the fearful dose the
child fell in convulsions, and for Il
time her life was dcspaircd Of Drs.
Hurst and Dillman-thc former from
EarlvilIc and the latter from Oregon 49,
were sent for and speedily arrived (;
and by the Use OF powcrful emeiics they
succeeded in cxpclling the poison from
the unfortunate ch;ld's stomach. AL
though much Frustrated, she is now
considered ont Of danger
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-12
THE TRUE BLUE CORN PLANTER

Philip Mersinger, agent for the above
celebrated Corn-planter and farmer
favorite, has made arrangements to
have agents in different parts of the
county: At Adamsburg, |. Limbert
Freeburg, Matthias SchnJe Scins>
grove, j. b. Fockler Mckees ! Falls,
Enoch Smith; Mt. Pleasant Mills,
George Weaver Middleburg, Jacob
q. Smith. There is no Planter now in
Use that has given more entire sats-
faction than The True Blue, and il
merits fair and impartial trial.
April l., '77.4w.
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a|saIaaa
DIED.

ln selinsgrovc, Maroh 20, dertr1lo Il. Lloyd
daughter OF James 4. Ll,yd, hsed iiy. 2n. lSl
In Penn Tsp- April !, Mrs. Burns, relic, u
Henry barns, aged probably 70 years.
In Selinsgroye. March 81, Isaae q. Fisher,
aged probably is years,
March aoth, IN Penn township, Of Iunamation
of the Lungs, Minute Stelll, daughter VI !. y
aud Ann,e Hendricks, aged months and is
daSs.
March 3lst, IN Chapman township, OF Dropsy,
Henry x. shaner, god 3s years aud months
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-12

TIE REsuLToF A NEGLECT OF DvTY.-
The borough auditors of Chester
Springs, Cambria county, lave got
themselves into pock Of trouble,
their own negligence. 1t seems. says
the Johnstown Tibupo that their fail
ure to comply with the law rouriring
them to publish the annua! statement
Of the receipts and expenditure ofthat
district either by hand Ill or in the
two papers having tie largest circula,
= zion, has induced sor:c Of the tax pay
er8 to enter suit against them, and the
chances ere that the fine which at
taches to neglect of t,ig ratuic will
be imposed. II is rather rough or the
auditors, but they si,culd understand
thsir duty properly, ant then there
viii be no risk of this kind. There
a.e several Districts in tEis county
where the law has heon Heretofore
nullity rs far as making annual state
r.ents public is concerned, ard It be-
.,coyea these interested % attend 90
.1.s it:atter, or they r:ay l..oN.se suf-
& like ordeal.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-12

New CoUScIi.--Tho new council
organized OIL the 81, inst. Heretofore
the 1st Monday in June was the time
fixed for organization, but by n recent
act Of Assembly, the time has been
changed to the first Monday in April
There was no business transacted.
All the members were present.
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Coscrpr free oxb;b;tion ~ ,b

CoSoERr.--A free exhibition Of the
nttainmcnts Of I. Filson's school will be
held in the Adamsburg Church. on th,
evening Of the 18th, Of April 1877. A
fine time is anticipated. One Of the
Middleburg Barls will participate IN
the exercises. We expect good music
and, no doubt, our expectations viii
be realized.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-12

The n. VI Herald says that wart
can be cured in this way Take some
clean cobwcb rol' u into ball as
large as the wnrt, prcss il on the top so
that il does not touch the adjoining
skin, light the cobweb, bear the excru-
ciating pam of burning for few sec
onds. In day or two the wart will
be rubbed or
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-12

WHAT blessing TO tho poor would b. such
q wholesome puriner aud preventive OF conts-
glon as nionns sulphur soap could Il be dis.
lantlropist act on this hint, Depot Uritten.
toms. No 7 sixth Avenue, Now York,
ii,rs Hair 4 whisker Dye, black or brown,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-12

4 IL 0crsuus are hereby caulionc J
~ against accounting fir n1'c sjcnel
by me on the 2;,h o.! March, 1874. ~
never received amy vnluc f,r the sam, an .
"iil not pay it unle.s compelled 10 10 3.
by iue process Of law.
AMOS sTETLEB.
Penn twp, March 81, 1871.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-12

-. weis. Selinsgrovc. has Just return.
ell from New York aud Philadelphia with
tho largest stock of?oods 10 his linz ever
Lronght TO this county. The assortm ent
i,pow eomplets aud everybody Is Invited
4. 80. aai sec What baryaius are offered.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-12
Assignec Noticc.

\ Ill persous Interested are hero
4 by notified that william iIsins OF t'hep
man tpvrship IN yior county. made an as.iu'
ueut ut all his elects, real aul pcrtlusl u tu'
g.'orjs.cl Rr t'- bcu,It ui his creditors
Ail pcr.ous having .i1inr Arr rtqu,stpi 90 I-.-
fCui them g. tho uul rslsati aud T. rsuna' ln.
duu,ol will pIca'o IN 4ko immediate u,yu. NJ.
LEVI kEPLtE.
Aprl u, -. Assisncc
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-12

t.'. la ie. Cays age gcgera. Of o..
let eg., hcrGsworkirs tc-r crs, hsye
Lsen r.G.de The vict;r,s OF T. travelling
freud through this county, BY induc,
ing then TO sign paper which he
rtGted was en- agreor ont appointing
then as local agents tc sci, his hum.
Lug, hut which Vas, nothing else, by
being detached, than judgn' ent notes,
which were cold TO other parties, Wien
to villain ieft. We would again eau
tion all persons not to sign any paper
that may be presented TO them except
by those whom thoy know to be hon
Cat ard oven then there should be an
explanation as to Whist they sign.
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MARRIED..

----~-----~--~--------
March 2Jth, by tho Rev. Smith, Mr Eiytrl u.
hHniE, OF Freoburg to Mise Layiu4 J. huit =
~ Hahanoy, Northumberland county.
~ ,-oh 7lth, by Rev. W. VI. Lanlis DR.. u. J.
hilbi-h, Of X R1bersburs to Miss Emma Il. MI
bish Of freeburg.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-12
IIi.,o,y ofEare.,,on y, srydo- County,

Instead Of the usual written report, l
en- this year required TO prepare histori-
cal sketch Of education within the terri
tory row embraced In Snyder county .
Iho materials or faets for my sketch I
must obtain from those who are In pos
session Of them-prom the oldest citi sens
Of the county for what Is known Of the
schools previous TO the year 1894, and
from sll others who may possess informa-
tion on the subject, up 10 the present time.
Any who can Give me Information on
the following points will please do so at
their earliest convenience: Where was
the first school established In what is now
Baydsr county 7 When was II establish.
ed and BY whom There was probably ly
4 soh col sstsbllshed 10 connection with
0rubb's church. In chapman township,
previous 10 The year 1880. Land was given
Thy whom, % 81 that place for church
lne sehsol IN l77b, Any ono who can
do 90, viil please correct me In tho dates
riseu, ~ am In error, Aad II earlier
tGcrts we're made elsewhere IN the county
q, open shools. these who know such
ie'is the fstt please e:sm.nlssis Il 70
cs:.assrsss. fs'lis, ic.a. 90. cus'.
Itf.I..l4 |ffll ..I.III"
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Caution.

Notice is hereby given that my
~ vito Isibeiia Thomas has left my bed aud
board Without any cause, l caution all persons
not 70 harber her OF they wii DO deal, with ac.
oording to Law.
March, eeth, 1871.
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Supervisors who deserve tob he useful
officers. may now inspect the highways
Of their districts, and sec where work
is needed.
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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
4v following articles have con pnrehas
Cd by tho undersigned at C)nstable's sale, and
dnring his pleasure All perseus are eaut ione I'd
not 90 interfere or meidie with same. wa
upaktug stoves and hxtusss, 4 dos. Chairs, .
Clocks, Cupboard, nureau, q Chests = Tables
y sink-, Wash stand, = bods sud i3sddins, lol
ei carpet Meat Stands, CSw, Pigs.
Sheep, lot Of uay. fN
Dssysr sprlnss, April 4, isii. S'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-12

Rev. 2. a. YsARrcK, of New Berlin,
has accepted call to tho Reformed
Church Al, Turbotville. and will enter
on his labers by the first of May.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-12
Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia.

Dypcp'ia is the most rerpleXins Of slj
human ailments. Its symptoms are al-
most infinite in their variety, and the for,
loru ani de.poHlnnt victims Of the disease
often fancy them.clyes the prey, in turn
of every known mnlAdy. Th. il duo. in
part TO the close sympathy which exists
between the stomach aud the brain. and in
part also to the fact that any disturbance
Of the digcstivc function necessarily dis.
Nrdera the liver, the bowels and the ncry-
Gus system, anil effects to souc extent.
the quality ofthc blood,
l.. +. hunkcl's Bitter Wine OF Iron !,
sure cure. This il not u new prerar,iiou.
10 he triel aul founi waning: IL has
been prescribed loily for many ycnr. in
the practice Of eminent physician. with
unparalleled success u isnr Expected
or intended to cure Nil the ii.oasrs To
which the human family IL subject. but
j. warranted 10 cure pyyrcr.ia ii. ifs most
obstinate form. kunkcis hitter vino OF
Iron never fails 20 cure. Symrtoius ol
Dyspepsia are loss Of appetite. wind an !
raising oi the food, drynr,s or the mouth.
hearth burr. Iistcn-iou Of the stomach aud
bowels, constipation. hcaltrhc. dizziness.
siccr lessncss anl low spirits. Try the
great remedy and be convinced or i,s n,r.
its Get the genuine Take only Run.
kels. which is put only in 81 bottles Dc
pot, 2i9 North Ninth ST., Philadclphir.
Advice by mail free, by sending 3 cent
stamp. Try one bottle Of kunkci'- lraa
and bc convinced Of its mirits Sold lr
druggists aud -lorchecpers everywhere.
Worms. Worms. Worms.
Removed alive. Tape Worm removed
NHWH.
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To MARRIED IIuMES. since the Law
allows every married women 10 cOutru
her own money and property she may
have At the time of marriage, or tia
she may afterwards acquire 10y inhcri
tancc, every married woman shoul,
rcluse 10 part with her lawful right tt
own and control her own means. There
are thousands upon thousands If wo'
men in the land to-day vino iahcrilcd
or otherwise acquired means that
would have been help and u blessing
to them if kept under their own cons
troll. but, which having been lost OF
sqandercd by their husbands, they arc
now in low circumstances and even in
destitution. a woman should always
keep control of, or ut least u firm hold
on, her own money and property, SO
that If misfortune overtHkc ncr hus.
band she may have something she can
safely fan back on in her hour of trial
and iiibHlauom We could point out a
dozen OF such unfortunate women in II
small circle, and such j. the case all
over the land. With confidence in
their husbands during seeming pros
perity, they gave them every dollar.
Nov mother has dollar. and some
have rgc families TO rear Mt time
ShCl ~ can least afford it. We
there' caution every woman in the
land part with the title to her
own mo.ey and property, but to hold
II in sa., keeping ipra rainy day
We HOY, 20 see this article in every
nowspai in the land.-Iimes, 6h inst,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-12

srATFFrs IBouT,-Vc { rave repeat
ely warned the people through the
columns ofthis paper, ncttc sign their
!ar:e to nny paper ''rt ey lie of',ynd
% ther ,'ro6"..s "nyelirr tl-,.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-12

Just received q large assortment Of
the newest patters OF Hamburg edgings
and insetiings at y, Weiss, Selinsgroye
Tho prices are unusually low.
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Ct.ig3 fJToT anil GarlM G..37,
PEACHES, &c
New sorts. by Mail.

Pant. of the newest aud finest i'm
proved sorts mro.ullyuacfci aul pre-.
paid hy mail. Ny collection ut straw.
ucr.,- toa, t.e iut premium for the
best Collection. ut tine great show ul
the Mass. horticultural Society iu
Boston. ! grow over lpO varieties. the
most complete collection i'm the couu.
try, including an 'hcucw, lagc Amcri,
can and imported kinds. Priced dc
scriptivc Catalogues, gratis, by mail.
Also, Bulbs, fri, Trees. Roses, Ever.
grccns, Choice Flowers, Garden, Tree.
Evergreen, Herb, or Fruit Seeds, -
packets Of either for $l,Oo, 10y mail.
CO. The True Cape Cod Gran
g. berry, best sort Upland,
lowiaud, or Garden, 10y mail, prepaid.
Slol per lO), 500 per 1000 Whole
sale Catalogue to the trade. Agents
Wanted.
B. NJ, WATSON, Old Colony Nur-cr-
les and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth
Mass. Established lSi2.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-12

GOVERNMENT STOCKS. &C.-Cios-
~ ing frices Of La HAVEN x TOWNSEND. 40
south THIRD street Philadelphia. Stocks bought
aud soll either for cash or on margin. April
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