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BARNES HOTEL,
MISSISSIPPI CITY,

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE LEASED FOR
i term Of years this celebrated Watering
Place, noted for its healthfuness, beautiful
scenery. FINE SEA BATHING and FISHING,
semi distant from New Orleans and Mobile on
the New Orleans and Mobile Railroad. ride
and accessible by direct railroad and tele-
graphic communication to all parts Of the
country. and with accommodations unedualed
by ANY HOTEL ON THE GULF COAST.
intend to make BARNES HOTEL the most
comfortable and desirable house In the South.
both for SUMNER and WINTER RESORT.
Invalids will find every delicacy, comfort and
attention, while the votartes OF pleasure will be
furnished with both BRASS and STRING
GALLFRIEs, ARCHERY, CROQUET,. AND
ALL OTHER GAMES productive Of health
The Bar viii be furnished with Wines and
Liquors, PURE and of the best to be pur-
chased.
We appeal by right Of our past reputation as
liberal Hotel managers, to the generous sup
port of our people, for whose benefit we make.
as below, our rates as low as consistent with
keeping FIRST-CLASS HOUSE,
The House will be fully opened on the first Of
June.
Board, per day: % 30
Board, per week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is 90
Board, per week, per month. ............. Il 90
N, B.-FREE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
magnificent Picnic and Encampment Grounds
of fifteen acres, shaded with live oaks. with
privilege of Bathing and Fishing, and are
cordially invited to partake thereof
GHAS. Z. SMEDES, Agent
rov1 nm pronrfefora
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MONTROSS AND SHADY GROVE,
BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI,
Now Omen For the RecentiOn of Guests.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
4 In announcing to his friends and the
travelling public generally, that he Is able this
season to offer Increased comfort and addi-
tional accommodations to hts many patrons
Having leased the SHADY GROVE HOTEL for
term of years. will keep same In connection
have been thoroughly renovated and refltted,
situated directly on the beach. affording a. fine
view of the Gulf of Mexico, and offering boat
ing, bathing and fishing of the finest descrip-
ton. No expense will be spared to make the
Montross and Shady Grove Hotels .hrst-cl In
every respect. Terms reasonable. Special
Rates to Families and Permanent Guests.
Meals to Excursionists 81, with privilege OF
lighthouses free OF charge. Address
z. j. MONTROSS, Proprietor,
or e. Fl, FARQUAR,
my6 Am P. O. Box 1917 New Orleans,
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W. BILLAUD, Secretary.
RIection Notice-Tn accoraance vvfth tine

Election NOtice-In accordance with the
New Orleans and Red River Transportation
Companv's charter an election for five direc-
tors to serve during the ensuing year will be
held at its Office No. Ill Grayier street. on TUES
DAY. June %, 1878, between the hours Of 10
je16 lot ED. BURK. Secretary.
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HOUSES WANTED.

UTANTED-TO RENT-A HOUSE WITH
w Ave rooms, in the Fourth District, Rent
must not be over SIS per month. Address G.. W.
b, Democrat office. myA tt
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Office Planters OH Company, 1856 Com
mon street.-The annual election for Directors
of this company will be held at the company's
office, on THURSDAY, June 20. 1873. between
the hours Of II a. m. and o. m.
je11 lot JAS. M WINSHTP Secretary
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PoLrrrcAL NOTICES.
nsh ward +

Eleventh. Ward-EHaH Eleventh Ward
Central Club, New Orleans, June 18, 1s7s-Ieave
of absence having been granted Capt. M. w.
Joyce, Judge of registration of this ward, Capt
A. A. Woods, recommended by all the candi-
dates for the presidency of the Central Club, is
hereby appointed Judge pro tenn. to act during
the absence of Capt. Joyce.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX, President.
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HELP wANTED-FEsaALEs.
,hambsrmaaIds. Cooks, Nurses, sto.

WANTED-A NICE, TIDY COLORED GIRL
Must come well recommended. Apply at All
Camp street. ie1S q
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-BY a YOUNG MAN, A SITUA-
w ton as porter in any kind of store, or to
drive and take care Of horses. Address M. G.,
this Office. je19 st
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Independent Workingmen's Democratic

Club. First Ward-Thos. Kearney, pres ident;
James Byrnes first vice president; VIM Malloy,
second vice president; Owen Jemison, secre-
tary; Robert Barry. treasurer; John Dormor,
sergeant-a alarms; EdW. Fitzpatrick, marshal !;
Michael Grady, assistant marshal.
Meeting THIS Wednesday, EVENING, at
O'Clock, at No. u st. Thomas street.
je19 1t+ THOS, KEARNEY, President
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FOR RENT, '''.'..: 80 FOB RENT
THE BLUE STORE.
Corner Of Decatur and UrsuIines streets,
my12H
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FOR RENT.

E1OR RENT. CHEAp-N0. 4sT TCHoUPTTOU-
A. las street. between Orange and Race: con-
tains eleven rooms. Rent $40 per month, to q
No. tenant. Apply at 1874 Tchoupitoulas street,
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At Meeting Of The Third Ward DEM
ocratic and Conservative Club. held at Claiborne
Market on Saturday evening, June /, at $3.50
o'clock. the following named gentlemen were
appointed Judge and Commissioners Of Regis
tration and Election
Judge-L. Dillon.
Commtssionsrs-P. Hacket. J. J. .Dugan. 7.
Kelley, John McMullen, John McHale. John Q.
The registration Office of this ward will be
open in the various places on the following
days:
June and Sooner Howard and Perdido
streets.
June 6. and s-Corner Camp and Girod
streets.
june 10, Il and 12-Corner Poydras and b.
rome streets.
June 10. IA d15-Corner Poydras and Bolivar
streets.
June IT, 10. 10 and 2o-Corner Palmyra and
~ - ~. MARTIN FINNERTY, President.
TERENCE REILLY. Secretary. je2 t28
seventh ward NOtice-The v0ters Of
the Seventh Ward will please note that the reg
istratton office will be opened at the following
places, viz:
Corner of Claiborne and Lapeyrouse streets.
June 8, and 5.
Corner Of Prosper and Bagatelle streets, June
At Or cans Car Station, June 10, Ii and 49,
Corner Of Union and Royal streets, June 10.
IA and Is.
Corner of Claiborne and Lapeyrouse streets,
June IT, 10 and 10.
Corner Of GentilIy road and Frenchmen
street, June 20.
Polls will be kept open from to II o'clock
a. m.t and to o'clock .. m.
By order Of
je2 t2O A. V. FLoTTE Judge.
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WANTED-A SITUATION. BY A RELIA-
w BILE woman to do housework, sew or take
care Of a child. Address A. NJ, this office.
je19 3t
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The Sixth Ward Registration Office
will remove and open at the following places
and days. Office hours a. m. to IL m, and
from D. m. to D. M:
June II. 70 and 10 at corner Bayou Road and
johnson street.
June IA, Is and II at Grand Route Bayou st.
John,
June IS. 10 and 20 at corner Hospital and Levee
streets.
June q, % and "a at corner Chartres and Bar
racks streets, for revision of registration.
je1l lat r. BREWSTER, Judge,
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALEs.
COoks, Nurasa. CnamnePmafas. Eta.

WANTED-BY A NEAT, TIDY YOUNG
w girl. situation to nurse or do light house.
work. Good references given. No objection to
leave the city. Address h05ANNA NJ. Demo-
crat Office. jsl9 3t
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Eleventh W ara RegIstrAtIOn-New Ors
leans. June 8. 1878-Ln accordance with reso-
luton unanimously adopted by the Central
Club. the Registration Offices Of the Eleventh
Ward will be located as follows:
No. !, June and 4, corner Fourth and Tchoup-
itonlas.
No. 2, June and 6. corner Ninth and Tchoup-
itoulas.
No. 8. June and 8. corner Harmony and Mag
aZine.
No. 4, June 10 and H. Magazine. between Third
and Fourth.
No. s, June IL and IS. corner Washington and
Prytania-
No. &. June IA and Is, corner Eighth and Caron-
delet
No. Z, June IT and IS, Dryades, between Second
and Third.
No s, June 10 and 20. corner Washington and
Magnolia.
ommissioners-Jno. A. Mcdonald. Alcide J.
Dumestre, Jas. D. Conway, NJ ]. Grehan, Jno.
T, Casey. Geo; T. Cotton. ]. MeCants, Hugh
Mccormick. -Judge-Capt. ID: W: Jryce.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
President Eleventh Ward Central Club.
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NOtice-At a Regular Meeting of the
Board of Directors OF the Louisiana Ice Manu-
CENT has been declared. payable at the office
Of the Company, Nos. Is and IS ST. Louis street.
on and alter the TWENTIETH OF JUNE. in
slant.
ie1S 3t w A. RIIIAUD. SenratarY.
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WANTED-A NUMBER OF ENERGETIC
w men to canvass the city for the sale of the
greatest combination known for the conven-
fence Of housekeepers, HUNTERS LATEST
IMPROVED ROTARY FLOUR AND MEAL
SITTER. MIXER, SCOOP and MEASURE. etc.
Parishes will be disposed OF at reasonable fig
ure. Send rs cents for sample. Special terms
for agents EVANS & ARMSTRONG, agents
for Louisiana Office. 90 Camp street. ie15 Ivy
CT SO FOR PIANO TUNING-BEsT WORK
4:OO $50 Magazine. d. LEEOH, 5oiree
Pianist Tvs ~
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WANTED-BY A WHITE GIRL, A SITUA-
w ton to do homework in q private fam.
reference can be given. Address M. X. P. this
Office. je19 st
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A YOUNG GIRL. A sITUA-
w ton 10 do housework and nurse or the
work Of small family. Please address K.
Z. e.. this Office. jets q
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w children, would like to take care of
house for the summer. Good reference can be
given. Address J. p, this office. je1s st
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Headquarters V8udry RInes-New Or
leans, June 10. 1878-Oflcers and mem bers OF
this com mand are hereby notified to assemble
THIS DAY. at their headquarters In full dress
uniform. at $50 O'Clock p. M, share.
By order of A. E. MoRPHY. Captain.
W. B. DECAN,
je19 IT. Acting FIRST Sergeant
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AUCTION SALES,
BY Chas. II. Reed.

GROCERIEsl GRoCERTEsl
CONTENTS OF THE FAMILY GROCERY COR
NER BARONNE AND DELORD STREETS
OR Triton WALK.
CANNED FRUITS, PICKLES. SAUCES SOAPS,
OILS. CANDLES, MEATS. LIQUORS,
STARCH, SPICES. PRESERVES. WINES
BRUSH ES AND BROOMI, WOODEN WARE
AND CROCKERY, GROCERY UTENSILS
AND FIXTURES. and generally the entire
1resh and new Contents OF the family gro
Gerry In lots to suit purchasers.
by CHAS. H. REED. Auctioneer-O Office No.
- 1874 Gravier street-FRIDAY, June 81, 1873, at
10 20 9. m. ct auction. to close business
THE CONTENTS OF THE GROCERY corner
lots to suit housekeepers
Terms-Oash.
n. BI1Everything is fresh clean and new
je17 I'd
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NTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN.
w situation as cook, and young girl as
nurse, Good references given. Address B. L..
this Office. je18 st
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WANTED by TWO RESPECTABLE
W young girls. situations: one as house
girl and to make herself generally useful, and
one to go as nurse with a family leaving the
city. Please address II. K. this office. ie1s BIT
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FANCY CHAIRS AND TABLES. ROCKERS
SIDE BOARDS, LOUNGES, MIRRORS.
BEDDING. CROCKERY, CURTAINS AND
WINDOW SHADES. CARPETS AND MAT
TINGS, ETAGEREs. OIL CLOTHS AND
BOOKCASES ENGRAvINGS and PAINT
INGS. STOVE, TLNWARE and KITCHEN
UTENSILS.
For account of Departure
pY CHAS. H. REED, Auctionaer-OFFTCE.
D 1874 Gravier treet-WEDNESDAY, June 10.
1873, at 1917 O'Clock H. m.-
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF the three-story
house No. 900 Canal street. for account Of de-
parture.
Terms Cash. je1e I'd
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sPEuAAL NOTICES.
MoFett Reglster-A general mee

southern Yacht Club Regular meeting
on THURSDAY EVENT IG. twentieth instant,
at Hawkins Club Room, at 1880 o'clock.
Reports of committees.
Regatta business.
A full atten lance is requested.
By order of the Commodore.
je 1926 OWEN JEMISON. Secretary
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WANTED - A SITUATION, BY A RE.
w specialize woman, as cook, washer and
irOner. or washing and ironing alone. Good
nfno in1Q
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PARLOR AND SITTING. ROOM
SUITES, BED CHAMBER SUITES IN
MAHOGONY, BED CHAMBER
SETS IN WALNUT.
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Nj FREIDHOFF. Treasurer.
TTeasurer's Oflice, Ebensburg. April ], 1878.
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SIMPLE cUREs.

CANKER II THE MOUTH -.
in The Household SAYS a remear =
this is to take the inside bark Of 49, -
tree Of last years growth and m.l,s ..''
pint Of strong tea, then add lun.s
burnt alum the size of hielor,- =
finely pulverized, sweeten with bo5., ~,
and wash frequently
To REMOVE foreign bodies from
throat, such as pieces Of meat -. .l'
DR. Beve-idge, an English Davsl -
geon, recommends the plan Of bion,-' -
forcibly into the ears as a simnls .-s
effective mode Of relief Ms l
affirmed to produce powerful "a
action, during which the foreion - -
stance is expelled from the racbes
EARAcHE-Take a piece of -.
pork, say an inch or more long -
half an inch square. cut down one m s-s -
TO fit the ear and insert It. taking -
to have he piece too large to Sin :
Tie a handkerchief to keep it in pi.s.
if the child viii allow it. Pork is,i.s
good for sore throat. Group and lprs
colds. Cut slices half an inch il.af
dip in warm water, sprinkle on q liul.
pepper, and sew on red flannel.
BURNs.-I have tried raw er,s =.
burns for twenty years and 6sgs-
failed to take the fire out in tbraa =
plications. Spread raw eggs bn ,
cloth and apply to the burn. hw.H
remove all pain at once. When tm
eggs become dry wet in water Bin soa
and apply fresh eggs. The whites Al
cog will do the best. Common eo,k
ing soda placed upon the burn and
moistened cloth on top is said 10 os
an infallible cure.
CoRNs There is but one euw n,
corns, and that is: Take a lemon and
roll it until it is soft cut a thick sie
and bind it on the corn ON retiring Il
night n the morning. if the corn i
white and disintegrated. pull it ON
with your finger nails never cut E
corn. Some times several applications
OF tue lemon slices will he necesssrr
bat the corns are bound TO saccumb
and you can dance the next night #
you like. After yOu remove thecous
Wear shoes that fit and are not tooseH
in the soles.
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TREASURER'S SALE
UnSeated Lands and Lots
In Cambria county. a. D. 1873.

/, n. J. FREIDHOFF, Treasurer of Cambria
county, in the Commonwealth of PennsyIva-
mia, in pursuance of scvera a cts of Assembly
OF said Common wealth, directing the time and
manner of selling Unseated Lands for taxes. do
hereby give notice that the following described
tracts OF Unseated Lands and Lots of GrOund
in tbe said county OF Cambria, or such parts
thereof rs may be necessary to pay arrearages
of taxes due thereon for one year or more, will
he offered Tor sale, at the Court House in the
borough Of EhenShIrg. on the Second MONDAY.
being the 10th day of JU Ne next. and continue hy
adjournment from day to day until the whole
be sold Cor such arrearages of taxes and costs
necessarily accruing thereon.
<,D,<T
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The steamship Richmond, which LEI
Philadelphia in February last with laborel
and railroad material for the Messrs. Co
Inns railway contract in Brazil returne
/ to New York on Friday last. The Phila
/ delphia Times publishes the following let
/ ter received by the Richmond from its spe
/ cial correspondent at San Antonio:
/ SAN ANTONIO, Brazil, April 3, Is7s.
/ The Richmond, with Mr.. Thomas Collins. tn
/ contractor, and men and materials for the Ma
/ deITa and MamOre Railroad on board stnrfe
up the river from Para at half-p past two O'cIoc
/ on the afternoon OF March T. Three Rroziljs
/ custom House officers accompanied us To 80
/ that we did not iFadc with lie natives IL.
/ the way. On the 18th we passed the bcaufiTr
. niue town Of CurTaiUuhU. "A yfIIBvp rF .bntt
/ two hundred and iCty Inhabitants FSnr L,,,.
/ later we passed through channel running he
. tween the village OF Bruvcs on the ril,hT an,
santa Maria on the left. Here begins a iaIy
aZon with the Para, and as the forest il uptIsI,
ally luNur:ant the sail through to the Gro
river Is the most memorable part Of the ,vboI
tuAtgt- An introduction to tho Amaznnia
forest IS worth a trip to the Amazon NalIe
ii in".ii inc inc Culied states. Here are the palm
~ an their & giory-the japati, with long plume,
IKE leaves. the miViti, with enormous f,r
shHped leaves. One never tires OF gazing a
lhc lG'uieSque grouping and variety of tree
with their maniiCs OF creeping plants: the nm
conquered race OF vegetable giants; the dens,
. canopy OF green supported, by natural coin m m
nraHchless for fifty or eighty feet: the triganti
grapes and colossal nut aud pod bearing trees
, ana above all the hundreds of yarisiies -
palms, all striving to outrfvaI the orGars -
grace ana beauty. Occasionally dusky figure
tCcICu our 3t tae woods, and little shautics be
dongtng TO the rubber makers here ana 49,
broke The monntuny. Alligator shooriup a IsS
anpFHcd an exciting amusement to he paSSen
gers. Gettlng aground now and then and ,,ar
tiig on again was another means of diversion
AboVe Gurhpa, which we passed on the I4tn
We entered the brOHdeSt part Of the Uroa fpsl
river IN the world. 1t was there about twcnfx
mites vide, dotted here and there with 0rccy
Isl'hds occupied by native Futs. On The Ist =
we entered the Madeira river, having passec
fourteen towns on the Amazon after Ioaving
Para. 'NA 'oaN ing
The only death from disease since we lor,
ThhadeIphi1 occurred on the morning of Mar
- a ne urceased was John SCaiI0n, OF Holli
ddyshurg. one OF the sTeeraEe paSsengers H.
W. nrojh OF Detective Frank ScaIIop. al
--tu Nofth Ienth street, Philadelphia The
poor fellow died of pneumonia a M was oriS
sICk lhree DAY 5, He was buried under a Inrys
II-iil"rt'la tree on the banks OF the Madeira nj
hllS~'ou reaGtng the Catholic burial s..r,-i,c
az rue grave. HIS grave was marked bv a large
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CEMENT FOR SHoES. following
cement for invisible patches On shoes
can be relied on: Gutta pereiIa, o.;
bi suiphuret carbon, , OF. In size
mouth bottle put the two together
and shake occasionally until TIE CUTS
percha is dissolved, and it IS ready
for use.
Where the patch is to he applied
scrape the boot or shoe until theu-rS-
ing is of. and the leather Is a little
rough On this. dust fine rusin, ihe
minutest quantity; serve The patea
the same way. Then spread q little
of the cement on both the shoe ani
the patch Apply Ike court plaster
and smooth with a warm spoon q
iron. and the shoe win sooG be reiaf
to wear. 4 few hours win harden ils
cement. When properly done. us
patch will be invisible, and viii last
long rs the shoe This cement /
Waterproof Tie gutta perclIa, shaved
to thin slices. is kept in Indian raoosi
stores for the above purpose leu
cents worth viii do The work q I
family for a long time. The q SUI
phuret OF carbon is sold by dngg'ss'
and will cost five or ten cents m QiHis1-
The smell, which is offensive, sou
passes of
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Tho great celebrity Of the TIN GTA TOBAC-
co has caused many limitations thereof 20 be put
the market " therefore caufiou all Chew
eTs against purchasing such limitations
All dealers buying selling other plug tobacco
bearing hard or metallic laiel render c themselves
liable 10 the penalty Of the law, and all persons
violating our trade mark are punishable hy me
and imprisonment. = EE ACT OF CONCfE ESS.
AUG. "A. 1916.
The genuine LOR1LLARD TIN TAG TO
BACCO can hc distine uishcd by TIN IA g on
Zach lump with the word LORiLLARD stamped
thereon.
over loss tons tobacco sold in 1S77. and near
y 3.a0O persons employed in factories.
Taxes paid government in 1877. bout -. 600. .oO6
and during past u years. over so. .OOO. COO
These goods sold by all iobbers at manufactuT-
er's rates.
"a The Tin Tag Smoking Tobacco is second
TO none in aroma mildness, purity and quality.
April y. ISIS SIN.
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CURING, SHEEP- WoBRYINe Does
Land and Hiaier gives a pan ioI eai.
ing sheep worrying dogs, which ~
think may be more efectnal VII
young dogs than old ones. ii SAG.
Wrap narrow strip ef sheepskin. w. ,.
has mnch wool on It round the oos
lower Jaw. the wool outward. s.a
fasten i so that he eanuot get nd q Z, =
Put this on him for 8 lew times aa,l' y.
and there is a cllapee tlat he VIII =
come as thoroughlr aiseusted IS e'sS e
you could wish, ~ith efers animal I.
the race whose coat furnishes sss- &
odious moutbfuls int preyea''s.'
being better than carr, ZAP efee.el :. =,
tention to your dogs morals asi,es
the Iambing season iloes i'o. :.
away by evil companiousilp 's's-
commence their slepleiatiohs olS-
sober, full grown sheep In nlss1
nine eases ont aof 4 hnudrea they ~.
previously rielsiel 10 the great .s'''l' ,....
tation Of running tloen some isise..'s
lamb, whose animated gambols sse'ns
TO court pursuit
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Also. at the same time and place will he sold
the following seated lands and lots OF ground
oH which taxes remain unpaid, and which have
been returned to the Commissioners aqreeabIy
to the Act of Assembly of April Goth, 1874.
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PLANTING PoTAToEs-Thea question
has been freely mooted Of late as 70
the best part of the Irish potato to
plant. The following experiment viii
help to elucidate the matter as made
by a New Hampshire farmer, and
given by a neigh bor to Tie press:
4 few years ago a farmer frienl
made az experiment with a view Of
settling a disputed point relative 70
the best portion of 4 potato to plsnt
in reference TO its size and produetrs
ness OF its yield he planted four
rows of equal length, side by sds
with two varieties Of potatoes. I8us
row he planted only the seed end
so called, or those containing tie NOS
eyes, which included about q thil5 q
the bulk of the tubers. ard in The mex.
row the "stem ends, " the parts Of tie
fubers which are connected with the
roots The two varieties were 'pirk
eyes" and peach blow" Tie yield
of the four rows was as follows.
Pour's
PINK eyes. stem ends.................. ...-...-7
Pink eyes seed ends ..-.....-..--- ....---....llf
Peach blows, stem ends. .............. .-25
Peach blows, seed ...............-ls
The potatoes raised from the stem
ends were much larger than those from
the others, and appeared TO be from
week to ten days earlier.