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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-07

~~- UNLIMITED FAFEis tiuSE ! f>HAAiE Ell. ~
h There was a great deal more Of this, and
then Mr. George w. Maddox took the
stand. He read 8 long paper advocating
public improvements, the colonizing OF va
rious bodies OF 100s 900 people each upon
the public lands, and the issue OF unlimited
meney for improvements 00, 600, 600 per
year, or $1,000, 000, 900 per year, he said, il
necessary. He cited the building OF pub
lie market Ia the Island Of Guernsey oman
issue lof paper money or! credit, which
money was destroyed after the building was
finished IAN instance OF what paper money
could dc. e e. 3. e.. S:'ss
1--WE WANT the 81 5. 000, poe, 900 in this
country, =, he cried. g They belong to us.
they belong sto.t the people, and ne should
have them. II ittwouid cost 81 600 900 to
build docks IN New York the Government
should issue that amount Of paper money
4 to the city OF New FORK and Chen retire 1t
after the docks were bMit. Meanwhile the
docks would produce d revenue 70 the City
and people would be ., ,sss5a,
"a. We are the people, . he az claimed, Ye-
hetnsntly. are the I soYereig ems. We
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-18

The finest braud5of Cigars and Tobac-
CO. iu ltle market. at\
5ecl4 r. z. FORTUNE, cos.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-18

The object Of edocati9o i Il t
external show and sp'eudor, bur Ia
ward deyeioPment.-Seneca.
Last years wheat crop Is estimated
at three hundred millions Of bushels
aud Is -aid to betbe largest ever grown
~ the United States OF this amount
one hundred aud ten million bushels
can be spared for exploration.
The government Of great cities Is
one OF the problems Of the future; but
IN Massachusetts We have seen no rea
son vet 10 depart from the methods o.
our fathers Those who prefer d
best attaiuab!e government aie sun in
the majority, aud titey can always have
IL by taking reasonable pains 10 zecul
it Boston Advertiser.
He was so drunk ,hst he could net
aak, could scarcely move aud only
partially ariioulre y iriead Of lis
came up and Unparalleled liu "il |
Trre ia your place, said hj' friend
II d 90 out 10 ta. woods and hang
myself Fl C5.c) sou were (aie)
iu uy place, how (nic) be d u-e (Hc)
vou.d you 4et to (mt) lae woods
wac tae ,quc ching iuqary
y ueg form OF marrioer service has
been specially prepared 90 sal; Sta,e-
liable Go sudden and repeated change
of thcir governing powers \ couple
we're married In Georgia by justice
oI th, rpare To the ntau he said
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-18
Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored

! Just published a new edition
~ Il Of DR. CULVERwELLS CELE-
* DRAFTED ESSAY on the ra3ic1l
- cure (without mclicine) OF sPtR
NAroRRuGA or seminal Menkucss. Tnvol-
untary Seminal LOSSES. GIPoTFNCY. Mental
and Physical ineapacity. Impe'lim~nts 10
Marriage etc; also, CONsUNPrrua EriLLPsY
aud FIRE induced by seif-iniul gence, or
sexual eNtravagnuce Nc.
9ezs- Price in sealed envelope, only
six cents
The celebrated author in the admira-
bic Essay, clearly demonstrate. froa "a
thirty years successful practice that The
alarming consequences IT self abnse MAY
BE- radically cured without the dangerous
use OF Internal medicine or the app'ica-
ton of The knife; pointing ont mode OF
cure at once simple, certain aud ebecinai.
hy means Of which every sufferer, no
matter bat his condition may he, may
cure himself cheapiy privately, aha
r7h,4Ug
h7sy- rhs Lecture should be in the bands
Of every youth aud every man IN the
land
sent under seal. ia a plain enveiop' 60
any address,, post pfif. GA receipt oil siA
cents OF two postage stamps.
Address the Babisher'
TIE CULVERwELL MEDICAL co,
~ Ann Street; Post Oihse Eox 4o50.
iunsl
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-18

For the Courier.
HguiIny I'm slsP Kings Camp.
Mr. EDiroR-I see In the Courier Of
Dec. 18th, 1877, that HIS Majesty, eur
(adcpted) Emperor, jules Reppins," has
made proclamation, and most graciously
announces his royal assent 10 tbs election
of the following ticket;
Mayor-Geo. B. Prather.
City Council-Joe S,eEala, n p Hsr-
moss, r. Sampse, H. g. Ramage, j Traut-
weine, and JAS. Cormen.
We are very thankful for the above
named ticket We think IT, very good
We know IL could have been worse His
Majesty, King "Reppins." not satishea
with this royal elict, hauats The negro
whisky shirt in the face OF some OF his
law abiding subjects, STEPPED rs il is. in
skunk and coon perfume tits humble
subjects petition his Majesty % tell witch
conventions he calls on2 Was il the con
veution held in the cify hali, to s. hich all
good citizens we're iEFi1ed, tbrough ha
coURlER. 30 come and take part }l2 Or
was il That secret sly, dark lsntera con
Germ held AT esalt's saloon. e;he major
ity of Which, 50 tar - We are advised
were sable coiored
Mr. Editor, we plead gull y 10 rho ch rye
Of ofieadiaG has Royal Il sluess b. pro
testing against the daily assembling Of
rowdy negroes on the pavensats Of elm
ton street, 50 thick that genjIemen htve
10 elbow themselves through. aud oar
ladies take ronnd-uce AN travel BAGS
streets to ger to fae post oalse
Most gracious King Reppius We Drav.
your seyai pardon aud promise AMI s,yst.
be loyal ia al things. oar wives. sis
tiers aud daughters c..a wade throars
crowds OF drunken negroes, ana we VI
not complain. We uckuow!edge ana
make pubic the faet, TIA, y lie, Reopias
is absolute Dictator Of ihe ci.y Of iHck
man. We advise all who may b. !oozinr
after city honors, 20 bow nj tie king'z
feet AID Kiss his royal hand. The Kins4
IS faithful 10 his .oying subjects.
Cry Hail CuNVESrrox
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RELIGIOUS.
Z. o. @. q

Z. -. O.. 4.
Hickman lodge No. 96. I. a. g
ne''s every Tue day evening, ~ : O'clock
a., a. b. kiAoAAS, W. Z. A.
T. %. CD. r..
Hickman Encampmcnt. No. 81. and Fui.
fon Lodge No. SO. I. .. y. f.. meet ever
'ltern"te Thursday evening.
D'neefs OF LncamPmenl-J. W. German
G. P.' jacob Levi, ).
Olhcers subordinate Lodpe-Jas. "
O'i""h' n. 81 ihOs. NJ. Jones. L 5.
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Monthly Report

Of Public School at Rural Academy:
GRADE a.
wm Murphy, 81; Claul Mills, absent
GRADE d.
Charles Alexander absent; John Weh-
man. 20 Fannie McMurry, absent Nrn.
Carter, IL.
GRADE c
Sidney whipple, 90 John Morrow, So
Thos. McMurry. absent.
.GRADE D.
Marshall Alexander, absent; John
Alexander, As san'i Alexander, 81 ino
NJ Alexander, Is; Lottie Murphy. absent;
calvin Rogers, 65; Bennett 81 nun, II
Bascum KiIlough, 81
GRADE Il.
Jennie Carter. 81; oldham Keslin, 50
Maggie Miles, 81; .Corinne Miles, =;
Joseph Saunders. so; David Shuck, "a
.loseph Shuck. absent; Alfred Thorn pson,
%: T. c. Rice, absent
GRADE T.
Geo. Burrus. so; Belle Carter. absent
Annie Harmon. 81; A. A Knox 81; Ko-
ealie Mics, 81; Newton Whippie s.
JAS II. sAISpEHs, teacher.
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For the Courier.
nsmiIny nae Ra.g's Camp.

jan.18-tf
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We are iud bted TO sorne friend Tor


We are Indebted TO sumo friend Tor
the Agricultural report Of Kentucky.
which seems to De vsry complete work
Brother Flowers OF the Ep;soopar
Church. will preach at St Pauls church
sunday morning and night.
There was to have been a Fleming
welding in our community this week, but
the was to have been briie concluded 10
bs an Is abel
See, elsewhere, the cards Of Messrs.
Bushart snd whipple caniidates f5z jail
er. Both Of the above gentlemen are we'll
know n in this community, and would. ii
elected, serve to the best of their capacity
Esa- Choice New Orleans Sugar aud
MOla=ses. at r. NJ. AlBrHENY
See in another column the card OF
Frank Segrist. He has opened a private
boarding house over his Restaurant, aud
can accommodate travellers as CHEAP or
cheaper than any house ia town.
Doors, SASH AND BLINDS The
best and cheapest stock Of Doors, Sash
and Blinds, aud Builder Hardware to be
found al the Hardware and Stove Store,
OF \. p. HARNESS & CO.
We are in receipt of MITCHELL
New Primary Geography fro,a the pub
fishers, J. II. Bu,ler & Co. Of Pbiladel
phia. 1t contains good map of Ken
lucky. together with the geography OF
the State as an appendix, auI is a most
useful book in our schools for which 1t IS
designed.
nA-Call end see that wonderful
Clock, and try that choice Ground Rio
Coffee, at X. NJ. METhENY'S.
ANOTHER OLD RESIDENT GONE
Thomas Cole, one Of the oldest of HEX
mans old citizens, died at Tiptonville,
Tenn, on the 10Th inst. Mr.. Cole was a
bricklayer by trade, and enc of the best
workmen that ever was in this Section
specimens of his work are all throug
this county, and stand as monuments OF
his reliability and merits in that lac.
BELLS The best assortment Of
Farm aud School-house Bells ever offered
in this market, are for sale at prices to
suit The times, at n. P. HARNESS & cos
Hardware and Steve Store.
Doooe Coun'5 1'seo'u'i C'e %
the oldest fr"'t r@isers OF TINS county
Mr' 'ohh T. Scott pfopAesies thls year
will NC, be good fruit year. lie says
,bst st,v ve,.rs, observation ba. taggbf
him that when the sun shines on New
Year day the fruit crop will be small.
1,, 0oc,.oup,c
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ID. REATY. Dentist.

Is in lick man, and soiicits the patronage
of ALL for there are none but can be ben
Gifted by the advice or services Of truly
honest, skillful operator Bleeding gums
sensitive teeth, gum boils, abscessed
teeth and scurvy cured, aud bad breAth
improved which is caused by all the
above diseases.
No charge for sxamination. Call and
see what is the matter aud Why your
gums bleed when you brush them No
remedy, no charge. Extracting teeth, %
cents each.
orFIcs-No. /, Planters House.
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HloKAAS, KT jan Is, IS
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rbe.a f.e.. als wmth Enasin.

Thee fae's sfe worth knowing: I
+. NOT what people eat but what they
5iee.t. hat makes them strong. 1ti.
80, what they gain, but what they
ave. that makes them rich Il is nos
chat they read. but what hey remem.
Ter that makes them learned. Il is
sot what they profess but what they
ar.ctice, that makes them good =
+ ) not what they appear 10 be, but
that they really are, that fits them
.,,.,ps.i5} ior life missions aud destiny
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-18
I asst Call !

All persons indebted to he firm Of Blu
chanan y Barnes are sPectfully notified
that they mast call ami settle. The part
nership Of this trin is TO be dissolved by
The Isl OF January, and their outstanding
business must be closed. \ hint TO the
wise Is sufficient.
st B0CHASAS s BARNES.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-18
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenanceis paleand lc1den-
! coiored, with occasional tlushcs. or
a circumscribcd spot or one or both
checks the ewes become duIl the pu-
pills diiatc an azure scmicircie runs
along the lower evelid the nose is II
ritatcd. swelis, and sometimes blecds
asweliirg ofthc upper lip occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
bling Of the ears anUnusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly III the
morning; appetite variable. some
times vor1cioUs, with a guawiug SEN
sation ofthe stomach. at others, entire
lygonc ilceting pains in the stomach
occasional nausea and vomiting; vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen
bowels Irregular, ut times costivc
stools Shiny; not uutrequendv tinged
with blood; belly swollen and hard
urine turbid respiration occasi onally
difficult, and accompanied by hlc-
cough cough sometimes dryaud con-
vulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. AICLANE'S VERMIFUGE
viii certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form itisan innocent prepare
ton, net capable of ol7iHe tie SILeht-
cyt fnj0Jto tic most feneIc1- i52/aAt.
The genuine DIR A1ELANE's YER
MFUGE bears the signatures of G.
NJ: LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
NtfarnIoa,f. -. O
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Esicd

FARIS-.it the home OF hsr brother four
miles from HicAm.u. Ky. on toe eveH-
ing o. the llu inst. after u lingering
illness, Mrs. SUSAN j.. widow ot u. ".
Fairs
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Corn vYnnsrR.

loo 600 Bushels OF Corn want
HUI .OOO eI, FOR which the high
est market price will be paid.
uovz3 j. H. PLAUT s BRO.
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.g04 VvDNx.

The Courier oFrIcE is now fhcroughly
furnished with new Jon 1fPE: also, a full
supply OF LITTER, NorE ana BfLL-IEAp
fArER, CARDS, &c. anu can do work N the
neatest style and at city prices
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-18
= Ersss. = Michel.

3 20 not smoke the Trump. but get The
, continental, THE tesr ia he city FOR
she uioucy --at uOLCONBE 5
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4 IL persons indebted TO the unds,
IA signed viii please cume forwar
aaa settle Immediately, as l am coaipelIe
10 have money
iaIle-.f c. j. H0LcoMRr
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QUEENswARE A large stock OF
Queensware just received by n ?. HAIR
NESS s CO., in their House Furnishing
Department.
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sonl OIL

Best quality > cents, aud other goods
cheap for cash. at
dec14 T. P. FORTUNE & cos.
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GROCERIES.

hN'lCERitS.
/ BACON-Sides lNaI2c
/ Shouldcss 7a3.
Hams l5esffc
CHCFSE- pe 80 9Sa20 9.
I COFFEE. Rio. 2edA.
( CRACKERS. r ID. lose
1 COAL OIL, r gailog 25a30c
/ CANDIES, Star, o'e20.
FLUU n - 0Va A)
MOLASSE5-p ooI50aGO. hlfbbls Goa
% cents.
LAUD-I0sl24c- e
GTNPUW 2 keg ; 30
BLASTING PONbE&, ) 80.
SoBA-By the beg55c = III.
SUGA R-BrowH, g; lizard I23alfc.
SHOT, per bag -
STONEWARE = gallon. 10 TO y l23
TOBACCO, Maautacd. per 10 90 a 81
SALT-By car loai bushel 81 TO-
nv retail = %. 20 ios, barrel by car loaa
81 30 Il 81 40 by retail 5 90
HARDWARE. Ere.
CASTINGS. = 80, 4asc.
LION. bar size, Sc
Pillow STEEL, 6se
PLpW StEEL WiAG3, &c,
IRON AXbbo, 64e
NAiiS.-S3 90 rates.
HORSE SHOE AAiLS-e01 % ID
sFnEL cast. VI. A.. 2Va45c.
Steel rLGHS, o,al1s
BUB~. 25a3 - per sttt.
PGON 5-l!eriweeS, l;eltzer s. Eaoerr
steel riows, 40. i IS go. No, >, o.,
No IS, 50 81; 30 4, %.
B4ltzer's Patent one horse Pow So o.
extra r.ow pouids = 20 each. Cotton
scrapeIs same
Powell & pro.. froia various factories
One horse piows. = % To IS OU. Two
horse ,!oWs 70 90 - Si6 ".
SUNDhiES.
BAGGING-iuai5e Der yard.
ROPE-MachiAe I'az0c
LEATHER, Kip skins 81 seas 80.
sole, per le. 50 45c.
upper side, 1 50a5 20.
PRINTS 3 TO e.
JEANS, per yard, 20a6o.
IINsE4. per yard l5aS5c
CoTF0N YARNS, r dozen, 10T5I6s.
WASH BoAkps Per doE. = 25a2 90
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IN retiring from the firm Of Bueh""a'
SC barnes, oud having been intimately -
-ociated with Mr. Buchanan for i'e i'''
.bree years. il affords me great p'ras'le
10 TESTIFY 10 bis we'll deserved chft Aei''
Tor integrity and fair dealing, aud cor
Orally recommend him 10 my ola c'-tou
ers aud trieuds. he bus Always been a''-
igeut in protecting the iuterests 81 oar
customers. T. j.. BARNES.
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Corn, Wheat. Tobacco, Hay, Hogs, dead
or alive Cattle, Horses, Mnles, Fruits
Furs, or anything you have to sell. Call
and see me. 5. y. WHITE
jan11 If
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Thai Wife OF Mine.

Buy her groceries al J ohm Writings, he
eause size gets the best quality Of groce-
ries. decl4
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BLANKETS

BLANKETS.
LADIES SUAWIS
MEMS SHAWLS
MEMS CLOTHING
BOYS CLOTHING.
HEAVY BOOTS
HEAVY SHOES.
Winter Dress Goods, Heavy Jeans, Heavy
Satinets, Heavy Cassimeres, Flannels- all
colors, Nubias, Comforts, Knit Clouds
Coyerlids, Mems Hats, &c. mean exact
Is what say. Come ana price the Goods
aud satisfy yourselves.
II. BUCHANAN.
ian.l8-tf
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That Husband Of Mine

IHdJ uu5JdII1 OI AIIHb,
Buys groceries at John Writings because
he buys for Cash and sells for Cash, and
thereby gets everything at lowest prices
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specis Payment Resumed
GREAPEXCITEHENTi

will, from this date. sell my entire
stock of Dry Goods, :Clbthing, Boots.
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware, Queens
ware, Glassware, Stoneware. Wooden
ware, Stoves, Tinware, Saddles, Brides,
Wagon and Buggy Harness, and exery-
thing else that have,
IT co ST,
As l am determined to SELL OUT, wind
out, and CLOSE OUT, and count up and see
what have got.
s@-8nd now word TO those that
have accommodated and iundulged: You
must call and pay up within ten days, or
you may expect 10 ind your claims ia the
hands of an officer.
Everybody is invited to come aud get
Cheap Goods for The CAsH.
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Toilet articles, such ~ Handkerchief
Extracts. Coiosnes, soap. Brushes, Toilet
Sets. ali very cheap, at
decl4 7. p. FORTUNES cos.
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FO r
Thirty DAYS ONLY !

Being determined 20 close out the bpi-
ance Of my Winter Stock, will aow offer
the following lines Of goods AZ less ;aan
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Great Crash il Prices !
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-02

The Lacn Tho house should
not bo hidden among trees so that
the sunshine and landscape are shut
out, but cluster of pines here and
there, and scattered horse chestnuts,
oaks, and naples in every direct
give charm to "
man Of taste corr.
chaser--apprecieteA.
we'll invested in {.
thousand dollars in
every farm house
trees take speoiai
formiti
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-02

Moiasses Cookics.-Ono cup OF
molasses, one cup of hot water, one
and a BALI teaspoonful of soda, one
toaspooniul OF ginger. Mix the
above soft aud bake in hot oven.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-02
Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains
AUG. 18th. 1877.

Trains ieace Herndon as fol-
iotcs (Supdays Egcepfed.)
For Shamokin, 1915 ll.00 a m and
1926 IN
For Nc Carmel, Ashland. Tamaona.
Potsville, Reading, and philadelphia,
Trains for RcIndon. icarc rs fo,'ows.
(Sundays Ercpied.)
Leave Shamokiu, 500 m l5o and
LAO p m.
Leave Philadelphia e.15 q IN. Reading
ll.30 q m.
Pottsville, 1910 p IN. Tamsqus l.25
M Ashland 80 p m.
Mt. Carmel 3.l5 p m.
Trains ieare HoITisburo as follows:
For New York, $50, 8 10 o M, and
90 aud " 55 p. m.
For Philadelphia b.2o, s.i0a. m. 200
and 8 81 IN.
Sundays
For New York b.2o n m.
For Philadelphia |. 45 r. m.
Trains for Harrisburg ieare as fo''ows:
Leave New York, o.45 an 100 $50
and " ~ p m.
Leave philadelphia, 9.i5 m. $40 and
7 90 p. IN.
SUNDAYS
| Leave New York $50 p m.
Leave Philadelphia 7.20 p m.
*Via Morris y Essex r. II.
j. Il. WOOTTEN,
Genl Manager.
C. G, HANCOCK.
Geu'f Ticket Agt.
Feb. IA. vii n 40.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-02

Garlic is source of trouble to
some dairymon. Let tho cows out
TO pasture whore this olorous plant
grows for half hour. just after
milking the milk or butter will not
taste. In week or two the garlic
will have been eaten OF, 50 that 1t
will do no further harm.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-02

Tho Rrcat cellbrltv Of our TIN TAO To.
BADrO has cnusel many imltl'l0ns thereof
tn be placed on the m ifi ct, We therefore eau
ton all Chowers against purchasing such i'm
itntlnns.
Al dealers buying or selling ether plug to,
barco botrlng hard or metallic label; render
themselves liable t. the Law, lul all porseus
violating our trade marks are punishable by
fine aud imprisonment. See Act % Oon-
grrs- Aug. ~ isib.
The genuine Lprrilinrl TIN Tag Tobac-
GO can lie edstingllshel By aTis rAG on each
lump with the word LOUiLLARD STAN pod
thereon.
over 7,Oss tons tobacco sold In 1871 and
necrly 5000 persons employed IN factories.
Taxes paid Government IN 1871 about e3,-
500, 900, and during past - years, over 9 sO,-
100000.
These goods sold W all jobbers at nanufaa-
turors rates.
IsJ-The Tin Tag Smoking Tobacco I,
second 10 none IL aroma. mHigcsg. pur,
Ay dnd qH7iity. MARI, '7S.3m.
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Celcry.--Thcro is no gordon crop
which requires more tonder and con-
slant care than that of celery. From
tho time the plants are set in the
trenches mp to the time the rows get
the final hilling up and dressing,
there is something to be done to in
sure a first class crop. The man
who undertakes TO raise oelory in a
humdrum way, looking at in once in
a while, pulling out few weeds hoe
ing a little aud watering n little, had
better abandon the attempt al,
together, for he never will obtain
stalks of celery, but only stubs quite
unfit for the table.
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In cases of cakel uider in cows
ioment the affected part with hot
water aud rub with tho hand several
times a day. Proper feeding and n
dry bed will. ns n rule, obyiato the
necessity of any treatment for this
complaint
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-02

Potatoes flourish we'll in heavily
manfred sod. Tho Peerless for
profit in this locality tho Early
Rose for the home table. The fol.
lowing is said t. be q COOL formula
for a fertilizer for this crop Thirty
pounds wood ashes, 80 pounds air
Stacked lime, 20 pounds fine salt, 10
pounds bone dust, ID pounds plas-
ter tho whole to bo thoroughly
mixed. An ounce of this compound
in each hill of potatoes will tell q
good story at harvest time.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-02

To Keep Hrms.-A. Q. b sends
tho following recipe for keeping
hams: Take pork, salt and cut hay;
pack tho hams 50 that no two will
touch each other \ peck Of salt
aud the remainder of tho packing of
cut hay is sufficient for barrel.
Packed in this way, hams will koep
all Summer.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-02

White gingerJread. Rub half n
pound of butter into one pound Of
flour, add half a pound ofloaf sugar,
which should be finely powdered and
siftcd, and The rind of one lemon vc-
ry finely minced,ouc ounce Of ground
-s------- .-'--.- ss,,,~.s.v'-, ftiurv Ufic wiil
Of milk just warm, stir in half tea
spoonful of carbonate Of soda, and
work tho whole into nice smooth
paste, roll it ont into cakes and bake
in moderate oven from fifteen to
twerty minutes.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-02

C3coanm PadR'Ag.--Break the
shell of n nodcrately-sizod coooauut
no as to leave tho nut as whole as
possible. Crate it after removing
The brown skin mix it with three
ounces OF lemon peel. Mix the
whole with milk aud put it into
tin lined with puff paste. Bake it n
light brown. Crate cocoanut.
make a custard 1.-TWO eggs to n pint
OF milk, sweeten TO taste, add n
small glass OF brandy aud a little
nutmeg. Stir tho cocoanut into this
add a bit of butter tho size of n hen s
egg. Line'a shallow dish with puff
paste and bake a light brown.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-02
Enrrl1. Homo. &c.

The testimony is strong in proof
that from five to zen bushels more
corn per acre eau be grown by drill
ing in rows one way, than 10 hills
on the old plan.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-02

hare a place to put all the bones
that accumulate about the farm.
They are worth money, aud can be
readily dissolved by wood ashes and
chamber lyo or by muriatic acid.