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The Osceola times., 1877-02-24
The Delinquent Tax Lists.

Another important feature before
the present general assembly is the
deficient law in regard to the pub
licaiion of the delinquent lists.
The time in tho first place, is too
brici in VIII ch 10 print and publish
the lists, and in the second place
The pay is entirely too meagro.
Last year We Published for quite II
number Of counties and with the
exception of one county, lost mon.
cy on all OF the rest of the counties.
We paid our printers ninety cents
per thousand in currency, for set
ting up the lists and were promised
twenty-five cents per tract. For
tho most oiour charges we received
eniy iyenty-iive cents per tract IN
deprecated county warrants, and
when wc came TO balance up, found
that I've had lost considerable mon
ey. We tell our law makers PLAIN
~ that we are willing to work ior
the public good, hut there is time
when human endurance ,an stand
1T no longer. Put up the price to
fifty cent and give the officers and
the printers more time to get out
and publicly make known the tax
lisls. at the present prices we can
not undertake the jot.-Plnc Bluff
Press.
Bro. Newman's head Is entirely
level on this point, and we say now
what we said last year, that is, we
shall have nothing TO do with the
publication of the delinquent tax
lis. of this or any other county at
present prices. twenty-five cents
per trae. wont pay, and We are un-
willing to work unless we get a fair
aud reasonable compensation for
the same. We hope TO hear from
the brethren of the press on this
jmportap. question at oncc. lie,
there be no dodging but speak out
IN language plain and unequisocal.
{Jgeksonport Herald"
Correct. We attempted. iae,
year, TO publish the delinquent tax
list Tor this and Cri;tcndcn Coun.
ties, but owing TO the short time
allowed by law TO do il IN, and the
mistakes of the Clerks, which in
consequence of the "rush' was al.
most unavoidable. we, TO this day,
arc some 500 90 out of pocket.
We want either o change in the
law, or some one must ~hack up in
advance, or give US such security
4 oar moaex Is viii be aecepia-
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24

GRAsr wants 10 throttle the press
and the Chicago In,cr-Ocvan talks
of the possibility of applying the
torch to Dcmocraiic newspaper OF
fees. But Grant and the Radical
organs, big aud liule, should re
member tina, the Democratic party
in this country is in the majority
by ut least five hundred thousand
and thatif by preeipitaiiug rcyolu
ton, they reap the wiirlwind, they
will SEQ lha. II Is but the direct re.
suit of sowing 10 the wind Ga
zctto.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24
Patents.
4 SURE CURE.

Z or consumption. bronchitis asthma. calanh,
throat Rnd lung diseases Alsn .ur, relief aud
l,,ran,ut cure for general debility. dyspepsia,
and all ucry Gus affections, by SIM lC }rgei hlle
medici e, ~ hich cured venerable mlssionai y
ph, siciau who was lOng Resident oi Syriu and
iht EaS' and who has freely given th.s yaigGHlc
spccinc to thousands OF Kindred sanrrTs with
the greatest possible benefits and hr now eis
II his sacred chrstiln duty to import 10 others
this wonderful iptigpratng remedy, aud Will
send fi.LE the original recipe complete, with
nlll directions, to any person enclosing stamp
for rrply in. CLAHH \ EoEGtN-,
Greedy Block, syricu-c, :. y.
a. q Box IG)
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24
e-7
Blue Glass,

We publish the following in or
der that the progressive young mer
OF our town, who have taken tC
wearing 5lue glass in the top o
their hqta, under the delusive ide;
hat IT counteracts The effects of al
manner OF dissipation, late hours
and irregular habits, may take
warning in time, and save them
selves from the terrible calamity
that attended the gentleman dc
scribcd below:
"The blue-glass mania, as illus
trated by case Of Chieagoan
He went into an opticians and
bought pair of blue goggles ia
wear on his Dyes. He then drop
ped into hat store and ordered Il
little round piece of blue glass put
in the top OF his hat in place Of the
usual TN ventilator. He tkcn par.
took OF dinner Of bluc.fsh at n
restaurant with n blue skylIght,
DIP ped his fingers into blue glass
fngerbowl, and refused TO drink
anything until the waiter hunted
him up mug with n blue glass
bottom. The day was now spent,
and going home in a bluc.llght
street car the blue glass man meet
ing his children nj the door refused
to kiss any but those having blue
eyes, sat down in blue chair TO
read a copy of the blue law OF Con
nccticat, and got into such fit OF
the blues that he took some blue
ink, and wr ting in his will that nj
his death the glass in his coffin
shcald be Llue glass and his monu
ment be made OF blue granite, he
grabbed u revolver and blew out
his brains.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24
WARNING ORDER.
WARNING ORDER.
In Crittenden County Circuit Court.

Caroline T Hodges, ! Plaintiff
ugainst Complaint In equity
Fleming III Price, a.
TIE adm r with the will Defendant
annexed OF cstate Of
Reubcn s.Chick, decd
and Others.
The defendants Pctius W Chick. Elizabeth u
Chick, wid0w, and eyccuirx Of the wiz uf R,u
ben 5 Chick. deed. Maria Thompson, AID
Louisa Far and her husband - farr are warned
70 appear IN this court within thirty days and au
5wcr the complaint OF the plaintin, Caroiine >.
4 Hodges
February TO- 1877. JNo. swEPsToN,
22i-lt. Clerk
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24
Social Life and Legislation.
rom the London Tim


Among the practical difficulties
of the day there is none greater
than that Of steering between the
danger Of ovcr-legislation on the
one hand, and the pedantry Of no
legislation on the other. 1t con-
fronts us in every department Of
social life. There are men who call
upon US to prescribe for the whole
world IA what kind of houses they
shall live, what they shall eat, what
they shall drink, what they shall
learn, und-by and by 1t vii come
TO be added, as of yore where
withal they shall bo clothed. Peo-
pie spend too much on their dress,
they are negligent of the opportun-
ities of education, they drink too
much, they eat food that is iniuri
ous, they are careless of ventilation,
and what is tho Legislature good
for If it cannot oorrec. and at least,
try to suppress these evils.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24

We acknowledge the receipt Of n
cnpy al the Constitution Of Arkan-
sss, carefully arranged wi h margin
nj notes and index, for which Col
Ervlich will acccp, our thanks.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24

Symptoms Of q Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the rislt side, under tie edge
l Of tie ribs, increases on pressure
sometimes the pain is ia the left side; the
patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, and il frequently ex-
tendsto the top Of the shoulder, and is
sometime mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss ofappelite and sickness; the bowels
in general are cos.ivc, sometimes alterna-
tive with lax the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dulI, heavy
sensation in the lack part. There is
generally aconsiderable loss Cfmemory,
accompanied with a painful sensation Of
having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains OF .
prickly sensation Of the skin; his spirits
are low and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon UP fortitudc
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurredwherc few ofthem existed,
yet examination ofthc body, after death,
has shown the LIVER 10 have been eX-
tensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. MeLANE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive of he
most happy results. No better cathartic
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease TO
give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. c. M'LANE's LIVER
Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red WAX seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. M'LANE's
LIVER Pills.
The genuine MCLANE's LIVER Pills
bear the signatures of c. MSLANE and
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
Bay" Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. G.. MoLANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by al respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give DR. c. McLAsE's LIVER
fiLts trial, will mail post paid TO any pant Of tho
unitsd States, one box OF Pills for twenty-five
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24
Trustees Sale.

Ty virtue OF Of deed OF trust mg'le 70 me on
u the I'm d y OF April. 1871, by Alfred l3o-
shears and his wife. Susan a. Boshcats, 10 Sc
cure certain i'dcbtcdncss ia said deed drsci ih, 4
which deed Ia trust IL dnly rocor'.c1 IN the tiI-
cnit Court CcIk's Office OF Mississippi County
Ark nsas, in Record Book. Vol J pages i7i 10.
viii on the iiith Gay OF March, 1871, the pre-
ms r, offer lUr sale % the highest and hcs bib
der for cush, The following described real and
personal property to-wit: pat Of the south east
quarter Of the sutl'h east quarter Of section 1911
thirty -onc. combining lINl eighteen acres; part
OF the south west quarter Of the south east quar-
'er Of section ta1l thltty-one, containing liSl
ncitten acres part of the s1gth-enst quart r ui
the northwest quarter of section l3ll th,ry
cou taiuiHg liSl eighteen acIe- pari uf the souih
west quarir OF the north west quarter nf sect ion
l3ll thrty-uur conlaining Ils eighteen acles
north paIt of the north east quaItur OF tn sOul.
EAST quarter OF section 1911 thirty one. contpn-
ing IA fourteen Ncr,s; huith pui oi ric no,th-
west quatttr OF the snuih east quarter uI section
1871 thiiiy-une containing llll fourteen acres
north va q e the north eas quarter of the -unli
wcsi quarter Of sectinn 1871 thirly-onr, contain
ing 10 acres; nor pert ~ The north west quar-
ter Uf the sol West quarter ol section t1il l. ~
y -onc. cuDta.nipc ilil ourtee" acrrsi south parl
of the south west quarter Of the north west quar-
teI Of section 1891 Thirty two, containing IS
eighteen acrs, mouth part Of 'hr nurh ". 81
quarter Of the south ives; quarter Of section ~
thirty two, cpitaiiiug tlll fourteen acres. total
ltn Que hundred aud sixty acres. ~ la town
shir Gj Eleven North, a. Il Raugr ~. inc East
htinE -iiudir Ia sald enguiy W Nis-isslb, and
state of Arkansas. Also, ~. Stock, utile, j1r
ming implements, tuO's &c, ou said premise
REDEMPTION rrat II dover gua homestead arc
al waived. bell We t44 ude to he so d, bu'
sc'l onil As trustee
February 9ud.. III G ". TnOMASOT,
printers fee S1j.27 Trustee
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24

AN attempt was made to assas.
sinatc Gov. Packard, in New Or
leans. A fool filled with whiskcy
was the cause, and slight wounds
on both parties, the effect.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24

The Senate has passed the bull
requiring druggists to take out tho
State ard cvuaty liccnFe Tor selling
liquors, the same rs Is required o!
other liquor dealers.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24

BRADLEY has got himself ir the
picture papers, and looks very well
ss the fifth member Of the Louisia
ma returning board.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24
The sun.
EEw YORK.

4 " L @--N@a-- g
The different editions or TnE srN during the
next year viii be the Same 30 daring she 81 ar
that hi~ ji,si passed The daily edition viii on
week day. D. sttvt oi tuur ages, aud on sun
days % sheet Of eight pages, ur ~ broad columns;
white the weekly edition will be sheet pi eight
Iiagts OF the same dimensions aud character thut
are already familiar 10 our friends
1nE SIN Will continue to be the strenuous AL
yoc3te OF reform and rctrenchmcut, and of the
tegriiy for hollow prc.cusr, npbuciity, and fraud
in the admin isuaiipn uf public al1r,. II viii
cuEienu i.r the government ~ tht people 10y he
people tuI tic people, a. opposed To- government
by frauds ~ the ha.lut-hoX AID Ia the counting
Of votes enforced by military violence II viii
endeaNor 10 supply ~ ruAdtls-a body now mt
far nOn iniiiun OF snuis--wuh th" meet care
ful, complete, and Trustworthy accouulz Of cut
rent events and viii employ Tor thiS pErpusc u
numerous and carefully selected stan t'i report
era corrc spund,bts IT. reports fIom ash-
ugtOn especially, VIII be full. accurate AID iCar-
less aud 1t viii doubtless cunEinur tu deserve
aud ENJOY the hatred OF those who tiriye hy
pundering the trva .nry or by usurpiig what ihc
Jaw does not give them, while 1t viii endravur
to merit the confidence Cf the public by defend
ing the rights Of thc people against the ,LCrOach-
meLts of unjusiiicd power.
The price Of the daily sun will be s. cents
month. OF 80 80 a year, postpaid, or w,th ihe
Sunday edition 81 ~ . y'sr
The -uNDAY edition alone, eight pages, 81 ~
a year, post paid.
The MEEkLY sUN, eight pages ~ - broad
columnn, viii be furnished during ls77. at the
rate OF 81 year, postpaid
The benrht ot this large reduction from the
previous rate for the " rEKIy cau be uuju' eel
by Individual Subscribers without the nec.ssity
% making up clubs AZ The samg time, ID any
Of our q lends choose TO aid IN extend ng uur
circulation, We shall be grateful 70 them, aua
avery such person who sends rs ten or more
subscribers irvm cue l'lsCe will be entitled Co
one copy of the paper Tor himself without chaict
tone dollar year, postage ,aid, the expense
of paper and printing Ere barely rppaid; and
cunsidcring the size Of the sheet aud the uuntifv
of IT. cuni,Eis, we aie Coz fdent The neuile p
paper published j., - wpri -, 49,, -
one Of ,he scrv -. hftsli iEks ki,re.s NV
'. 90. SMITH. fausgyroar toNx
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24

The old fogy idca that fraud
viiiates all ,hings with which i,
may be connected rs exploded.
The action OF the elect nral commls-
sion knocks all snch silly nopsonce
as that higher than n kite.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24
Saturday, February "a, 1877.

THE eastern approach of the st.
Louis bridge, was damaged to the
extent o $4,000, BY fire, on the
night OF the 20,h.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24

se = sec. 82, T u n, T. o Easi, Igg acfc-.
Mot ur this trHci Il above overflow, ~ ac,,S
wen d'adtnrl, and with No. va ii make a
lhtn ui ~ utrcr %. murh value irire .Ct
1".ms Vle hird cash haildhcv in uue AHA tNo
years.
IA,ae i'ti,l- sra The best Ia ihe Truuehmars
bayou settlement, is near tbr thurCa aud SCI Ctt
house, and {, the mot desirable land. now q.
the market In tuis County
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24
O7coOIa, hrl
Lands For Sale.


Nbs J.
Sc y" Sec 32, I owa- hin II ~, L. ea..,
ioHcr,s, above Overflow. 20 acres in surce .fui
cultivation, balance dcBuonc,l and uuqer l,rtg.
Price VI -Jl, terms one third cash, balauc, ia
Olc and two years.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24
New York Cash Price List.

Gallons oan-and. ......s. IS 70
W kt- .
~ :" hait barrel ................. e 90
10 ' one barrel ....... .... ..... 30 20
We have in stock, ol ouloWu manufacture
roofing materials, etc, al the 70 lowing Ziow
pficcss
100 rolls extra Rubber Roofing. lat cents per
square foot. ,or We viii furnish Rubber Roof
i.ig, Nails, Cans, Hnl slate ,paut fer au entire
new root, at ~ cents per square fooO
200 rolls 2-Ply Iarred i.Oohug felt at y cents
per squars foot
ssAi roils Sply Tarred Roofing felt at 2Is cents
per square o.
sU rolls Tarred shcaing at cent per square
foot
5000 gallons fine Evamel Paint mixed ready
for use on iuside on outside work aiiS3 per gsi-
lon all shades
100 bill. slate loar ... .......... per bhl s. %
lc00 :" soaIstoue hour...... ....-.. 90
leO0 T" Giait. n Miucrul .. "a 3 10
100 - Metallic Palnf.ti ~ s 90
Special prices per tau or carload lots,
All orders mHs; be accompanied with tse
money, or subject 60 % day drafts oa well knowa
parties.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24
Armory and Principal Office, IliOn,
New York.
IaAxcn OFFICES

81 \ 81 broadway, New lofk, Arms,
Madison quarr. 6 n 2sird st, New York, :. NJ.
Bossun. Ia Tteno:J 81. :. Machines a,d rms.
hieren. 81 STATE i. = Machines and Arms
ST i.'nis, 6'a ,zSkh Fourth st sewisg Ma.
chiues 0
Philadrl III 40 rnsiaut st Sewing Mach ines
lach ines aud Arms.
g s2i Seventh 81 Sewing
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24
Trustees Sale.

Motto" Is hereby given, That in pursuance Of
ls trust d. ei cX.cutcd by the late james
tdriBg1un. deceased, and Nancy \. EdriHgtnn
isWiie, Ia nae rs trustee. for the Ms" uf James u
liiy'r. on the 10Th day Of december. lsj3, dul,
mel cknn"iedscd and recorded in the clerks otict
oi Miss,asitpi county. IN deed book Vol, >, pneet
b3, aGi and 3Gi, for the consideration aud pur.
poses 'hrrcin set forth; | wal, rs said trustee
on Monday,
FEBRUARY 26, 1871.
within legal hours in frort Of the courthouse,
in the town OF O-rcola, Mississippi county, pro-
ccrd 10 sell at public putcry; to The highest bid.
DIR, for each. the following dtscfihcd real e.
ieir embraced 10 said trust deed, tow. Al
thai lorl!ur ,i the sw = nf s,ctiun thirty tx
$50, Ia toNnsiip thirteen Cl3l north, range tcu
90 east lying east of the lands of III, lei., OF
u AlunWy. anil comprising all Of TIE sw =
except the said lands of said IL ir- Of IL. Il
MuriHy, and seventeen and one hall I'M acres
"wu'd by y. 4. Edriugion in her own righ',
containing unr hundred 400 acres, located a.
shown in the plot OF the said ron hv,st quarter
II seciirn ihiriy-si taD, un The margin Of suid
irttt deed and mnlkt ID On said plot Clam II
Burlington, 40 acres''---ln satitmciion Of said
nut deed. Iguiy oi redemption waived
liilc believed TO-. be good. although ouly sell
as trustee,
JOIN l., DRIVER
Trustee,
Dee. a. 1879.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24
INhe Scientific American,

The Scientific American,
which has been published weekly ior The
last thiriS zone ycaT-, does this, 10 an extent
beyond that ot ANY other publications IA ic' u
ne OILY Wecaiy p"rer pa Ilish'a a. lht ! M
tea Staits devoted 10 muHUiaClur,s. IS. Acfhani't
Inventions sid New Disc1ycric. in the arts "ud
sciences,
fvcry number is rroidscly Illustrated and it,
cb,!t,u. embrace ihr latest auu most mt resting
inflammation pertaining 20 ihr industrial, "A v.."h
iral and scientific plugte7s ui thu Mur Ni re
scfiIiions, N,th b,auiiiai cnSlINihiow w New "a
ycBliun~, nrw implements, htW n. 0r~-,T' anu
improved Industries oi all Slu 'si u rcIGi uolrS,
r,cin.-, suggestions ANA adv lee by puctic d
writer's flr wurkmtu aud employer ~ "ii t"t
various ATT, iorUing . complete rrtr,t"iy e.,
new inventions and Giscnf' ,itF' c'hl'4"l!'t "
weekly record. not uttiy Oi ihr ii''-l'e~ "l tlit
il,iasiIa arts ia oar own cthii Try. li rl-u "i an
new dlscnycrle- ajid ipNtttials it c'ci3 %" SO
Of engine dug, IaeChanic,, ah' science a'l"'u'
The Scientific American has been the fore
most of ali indusluai idiii,au ,aa ior the pest
thiry-rn., years II j. tIy p.irs; Iiryc-t cheap
est. and th' bot weekly Illus rl', I'd ai rr i,yot'u
to en- nsincclug. mechanic crrlA.sIf,, new la
ycntiins. science auG Mlustral rru''l Ds-, pub
Il .hr, in the ~orl
ih, praciicII e.ils. are we'll worth ten time
the s-al-cripti H. r.'D. ana lnr tlv -hup hhd
huGsn wili SAW Mui'! iiitos thc ou'l % supsttiP
liun.
Me-, haLt4. Farmer Hoehani'-. Hr:'u'r,'-.
Inyrnir- MHuutaCrUrtis, { let isIr. LHN. 81 ri
~cicur-. and pc 'pic ui al pr1lr-siui, wil N''
the -cisu,i.,c Aucrl,u us' hl 'o il.ru + a...'i
have "a l.Hra "a rNrf} '.niF, iil.l(3, lul',
onicc Uud counting iU''fi ~ every Re- .'i a.
Room, COLLEGE and >Ch1ol hrW Nai-iuie ,ulIi-
menoc- January J. 1914
A year rdmbcr- oautiin . pages 'nd ~rYctal
hundred td-ia inss 1aprHnd, ut .oiGiuc- 40,
preserved 1lr hiusi,u- AMI reference irtu,-.
~ 2Oa year by thHii mdlpdiug y, stgc. lis.
count ~ clth5 special circglu,. yuE- ciJh
rates, rent lfce ~ihgic copies matcd on rere'rt
OF ten eyajs. May Le AaL Ofail n,Ws sc't!erl,
Patents ssiypiids %%ssiSa@. ''' n;
a. &c ~ s.G = ~ Nts.r>, Mum :, 20 aIt
,aii, itoir of tm. iicar ard Foreign rat-nis. aua
have t1, lr.tst t-i4h.i nmr;l "a ihe "u'la.
Store than Gftt Thousand aprl'tit!u r. nave bvrE
maile far p.itni- thIuuLu hen t-. n'y-
Patsgts aIc ulitIiutd nn he uJt t,tinH. nod j.
Of nov Inventions aud So tChu- c4ttulaed, HuG
advice rer. a special roice is mHuc iY thu
Scientific Amclic4u Of al, inic.'ioas patented
thrUb.h ihis agency with tlclanr aud lr~a"ur"
of The patentce. Ialtiit- are ulfcU .nlu tt iart
or ahllr, tn refsons tl,aricd 10 thr i1'cu'inD
By such notice, \ pamphi,t, cor,1ir.uE lull di-
rrct'1ue iJr UGiaiEiis pU'ruj- -ruI Zee. lh"
Scientific American krlrr, uc" Book 70 volume
bound iu cloth uuG -iIt, cont "lulua 'hr Hlrlt
Laws, Ccnsrs 90 the 4. : and u currafiY.ss ol
Ihrchuuical muN, mvnt-. Price % cenis
Address for lhc paper ur Hnrcll ing patents,
MUM 4 CO, 81 Park Row, Sew iuk. HanDh
office, Cor 4 and ith SIS Washington II. {.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24

No. 3.
W = Ne. = sc,. OF ION. r. Q trst. o
acrcs, % acre, above ordinary overflow. bala1cc
weii 'imbered Phce ei0 FERNS easy
No 4
Nv 4 See. 20, 2. l3N., L. 10 East. within
y miles O.cuuia, 20 aCrcs now in gully aii,,L
~lih b@nufui crop on IT, 80 acre, nearly
.4eahtu and can easily be pat In cultivation thf
next year, Cuml,rlablc hcuscs on Ilc l.larc
some ~ the land Is subject TO Overflow, bus
We drained BY bitches. Price S3, $40 cash.
$50 acres on Clear Lake, u good farm vR!eom
'ot,aSi' build ngs, win GA huuse, s'.I cI
and all necessary uui huiiding.; acff;. .ui
uNau0u; ~ arrcs draden,d llri of wH.h nli-
der fence; centrally lurdtrd. aud u CO.. inr
a storei and In a thrifty and proslsr s,9 a@,
mehi, mostly above overflow lrr,,i1,"vu
Terms viii be made easy 10 a geT X 'nI'er.
satisfactory !eesons given for aDp',
leo, ssssg,: },,s ~, sec % 9 srssiss, z Hsa,
-. ~ 'l 'siuapie va M l'lm now rfisinsr
Irce So,VUV. Terms easy
ro.tl N
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The northeast o. qar IN
in township turiccp III
en-, East; NJ whirh. tfA
and uudcr fnce. wila n
wei, Nc., dc Al-e n. ~
faii' acf.s aeude syAw<, =,
- Hsgs s.-- : =
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The Osceola times., 1877-02-24
TIN ROOFS

our red color is usually preferred, as one
coat is equal 10 five Of any ordinary paint For
BRICK WALLS,
our bright red is the only reliable slate paint
ever introduced that wdl eifeclnal,y prevent
dampn,ss from penetrating. land di-cOloiiug the
plaster These paiu,s are also largely used on
ouihouses aud fences. or as priming coat on
fur buildings. ur Gully colors are hocoiatc,
Red, Bright Acc.aud Oruge
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24

w a Ne. Sct. 5T ION Il. trst. 20
acres, ~ acres above ordinary Overflow. balsrru
wei! timb,red Pnce ei0. FERNS easy
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24
No Tar is Used in this Composition,
CHOCOLATES COLOR,

when first applied. changing in about u mouth'to
a uniform slate co'pr, ana Is, to a. inteuts aud
purposes slate. Uu
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WHAT PAYS ?
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TT rhY> every Manufacture, Mcrcha,'l
1 Mechanic. tuNtufur, Farmer, ur PlDlcs-
siunal man. 90 keep informed un all tbs Improve
meAts and discoveries oithe age.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24

\ roof may he covered with a very cheap
shih- g, Eud by application Ut this slate brmH,lr
20 !a-t from ~ to - years Old roofs can DE
psiehr ilpl coated, looking much better aud
lasting iop4c. than n'w shingles without the
slate, Tor