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Her (:oft!rn Harvest, utnnA Haven. lumber,
Allen Nlfu,
schr t;Itt,l.rr tity pcntwatcr, lumber, Market,
schr Mnfy Nau 's'anstcr. lumber. Mnrkrt.
sehr Nslim tsss,!ne. iS,y city ra't, X. /. il. r.
scir Ann!v ynlght, n,ilialn coal, n, Il, il. Mil,
scht NDrth STAR Mu.keenl,. lumber. Market.
schr tuunisnn l,utInjn, cp,l. Like a,rcet, "
scir rnra i,clss AinMistcc. n,bct. G, i. st. H.
srLr Mishaean1I lAd,uutou, lumber, Market.
'schr il +. Winslnw. Ma.kcvun, inmbrr, Market.
seht Lille rsatt, l.udl,g,Un, Iun.brr. Twelfth
aehr M Ammta o. Hanson, Mu.kexois, lumber. il. Il.
scur iunn Mulr, nhsck ;;rrsk in.ts, IMd Lake.
scFr TrsS Heas..t,. inmbcr. Mud Like.
schr Mary tom., s"l islvrr tic.. Twelfth, stseet.
sehr T, sin.m.. Eseanaba, troa. fsa.h ttFret.
s"s iS aSss -, sifn' st 'a''' Aasss:'"' a'e'' oa''
schr rIigrII, tulilnotnti, lumber, Market.
schr Magdatena, White Lalte. wood uarrIaon
scHr To i; IT, 1ans. @ si"akssan t wona, Eris STREET.
;sn ssSr T. %sSpit U.s. s,swrgo GOAL, Win "ss; ssreat
scnr il, II. i3rlul.un Whitu Lake. lumber, Market
scAr Its,aaa. Fair flayen: Gail. 0glrn sl!n.
Schs William .loncs Cleveland. coal, M orticr.
rtrcct,
scbr i. 7. baldwin, Day city, lnmhcr. Market.
Echr r. l.. E0Yhe. tlny Glty. aAtf,' no DrlGT,
sciIr T, y. Skinner, AiuskMyon, lumber, Mnrkrt.
Hrht l., Il, HheNhcrit. MHnkvEnn, fNMttHr, Market.
sci,r ;ci,t 4. Wradiuy Fortauc, bsrk Market. ''''
rrn huF Etn, tsnna Haven, tuwI1Ig (,Ish street,
schr Atn,nto. MusEccoM, lumber, .Silen siip.
sciIr Trnfsfct. Muskc!ttt, l1Iu,pur. Allen SIN.
schf iirncy Murray. Travrrsr lumber, Market.
Prom nnulu nl,rI, t!,skcyoI lumber, Stntc street.
fran ttgu, J11,JkHnr Muskeio tu1 oer Hush slreet
scbr coniess, M"ssrEun, }aiisuer Mason sp.
rr,r} r. ", SnoQk White 1.4ku. 1tMbef Sthte strcut.
schr d. Il. scuycs. Muskrunn. ln,,hcr, Market.
Schr itaGiNe, MWskcson, iniat,tt. MarEct.
Sehr =: Harrison, hlto !.nke' I11alnct, hnsk"t-
Ifnp nayette. Mah1slee 'nnabct sielsoh PIP.
schf y lnHsor, AlhH}Athe iH!nneF, sa!cseon pub
sclaE y. rlhch ai'l!'nAns i!et, !"nnet, a1asRess
hGlte thfcAac, ieeen nay lH1nncr' Mhrkcl.
Prop rhllhAtlnh,n, .Ft, hanaffcs, tlhsk blrcet:
Ptop atke Groht hhlto Lake, S1AuFIes.' stato
ntrce<
| schf u. u. Moore, 3tiskecon, lumhef, Nasket*
sshr !!elu't' AlaaEa. Ess. e.. D. ~ y:
Schr GlaIh. Snn!stre. !unl'er, a!nrket.
!cilf i.o9Eoatt iuT!is tlc!. "onil. no ofncF. r,,
Sc!ls '0ncs. Alarht:on. la1nl'ef Aiitns S!lp'
scllT tiak !cuf. !.ltllIeton, iHtlber' MarKct.
sC!!r l'Aul1lg, alllssc?nn. taitbcf. Marhet.
| Schr SIisu. Georgian aay Ties, !in hf4er.
Scbr r. a.. Summons, MnssegoHt l1''lbcr. Market.
| Schr atyaltc. Msseson. lnmbef, Market.
Scilr \. j. !lodgbrs EHcanatl, 1re, H!Asi Furnace.
Schr ). L. Mlsot!. tuht ]iiltGor, Lumber. Market.
| Scllr Liberty, Lnlingt0n wout!, n. b
| schr Atlynnce. MnsEa@on. humber, Market.
schf !. y. Merrill. Mi!.kt4hll. luhlner. M1rket.
ScIf q. X. jUll1is0l, MHsHGHn1, ltlIGcr+ S1s0t.
, 1879-06-02

vance will bo from Lower Tugcla as thc basc ofn
flying column. creating 4 diyosslon Oh tic nortls-
McAlcrn i2ank.
, 1879-06-02

HKAU.
VIENNA, juno 1.-Dr. Charles Gfskfa Is dead.
, 1879-06-02

t'ahtanA-Csops looking wetf; considerable
ra'n lns fhlIen; Will not .1amagu wt'cat II
weather continues rt,ul.
Wanchauo - Crups craving splcnltlly;
weather cuul; Inst The thing Tor wheat.
Fatrnont-No cltango in cruu prospects; they
continue 10 grow nices.
Sherhrl'rnc-Cr sr,,spcrts cnntfnnD fAyora~
hlc; wheat anu rorn looking very we'll; farmers
lanry.
ltnywnrsl-Wlnnt ,toks f}nu; the wcal4rr Il
ffrs,-ratr Tor growing crops.
Eattor-We l,lyo nice weather for wheat; 1t
fs growing nicely.
Alhsstla-Whsat rs growing slowly lilo cool,
vet weather tnakcs It strung a,u thicker, and
tho vu1or Is 9ool
4srrslrong-Fartnera report crops lookit,B
gon: hare l'ssl plenty OF ruin for the prcscut.
')ncksul1-CFops rcjurtru as Er6wl: rapidly;
weather favorable fur wheat; jargu crops cx-
pccsea Throughout this county.
Minncsotn Lakc-Al' crops looking well !;
tlunty of rain.
GnAl l'lulilcr--crops luu1sIng exceedingly
wcl; wfscat Is stuoiinE splcnlllly, n,ul promises
well.
Atapleton-Whcat growing finely: never
lookul better; turner's greatly eneouragnh.
Observation-Disclosures say cro.,s arn looking
splcndlAiy; n very larpo crop is anticipated,
Sn+etai Dts,*ffeh In The Tribune.
LITTLE FALLs, Morrison, TO-, Juua 1.-l3crcnt
mills aVc started MI erols, md aru canning for
ward IN Euu1 ahane. The prospect nov tur
epr!ng wheat II excellent. Coru Is lust cuulng
M. Otlicr csups lfttlc backward.
, 1879-06-02

Observation-Disclosures say cru,,s aru looking
splcndlAiy; very largo crop Ia antrtpatel.
S'teiai DiS,+ffea tn 1nt Trtauns.
LITTLE FALLs, Morrison TO-, JuuH t.--Rcccnt
mills i!hVc started MI erols, mn! nrn canning for
ward IN Euu1 allanc. The prospect nav tur
sul'nE Wheat - cSeei!tht. eora 1s i1st eotilllI
"' '-' e'"ts " '''l. o'eN"atu'
1-Axa>a
su.,,., 1,.x,,., ~ ~. 7,.,.,,..
1ovrrrr. 1slnunan IN, .1unn 1-wo,,hor
very tirr. Wl,rnt vcrv tt,,rt. fua wtI, ,nt
nmount m n,,rh. J,,,t mn, ,ro,ro ,,roton iii.
seasun on ACCOUNT OF DIR weather, IIuryest Mil
oe unusually late.
S2rctai fnrrespontttt'er u Tht Tribune.
EUREKA, HTccn~ond Co., Hail.. May Ml-
Various rsltnors mil report. aFe being circulated
through The press OF the East in regars! to the
crop prospect Of this State, MANY of Which
gf.at'y underestimate the prospect Of the wllcat
crop through snut,Icrn kansas. For five tnontlls
1'ast tave bren travelling through thla S.nsc.
every tsn. o the road, nthl by dtlICcnt inquiry
'''' led to believe that, un!ess soMu Unforeseen
calamity bclalls th!s State, nil" that very sooi',
tile Wheat crop thfs year will not fali far below
M average yc'd. nnl in some local!trs the yield
Will be far moro than all average. TIC acrcagc
rs colnparca to past years Is somcwhat larger,
ni'sl III this part os thu statc It is already headed
out nhd many fields c0nlInptsce to ripcn. june
Will sGo tl!u harvest commenced In
many os tho southern couutscs along
'he line Of the Nation. In tllc
central u11 northern nart Of tho Stntc crops arc
not ~ tar ndyamccll, but wiicat Ii looking we'll.
The drought tlat has bccn so saucll complained
Of has nut dried I'm the TeliB, tho strcau,y are
runnlm, fu md cvcrv fw t,o,. yvo mr., rfrss1,e1
,..., @'.,,''..' s,','.s'. =, ~. ~, .',
VIII eop'o's Htohe5s' e1asst IL Is saa't "hs
never butter at th!s season ol tue scar than 1t IS
at tho present ti,nc, a,nl certainly corn that Ia
nearly wnist-nfrl, heforo Tim lat nj lima ,,ncs
n,t ,,,tt.ntn a v,r, ,,ro,,,1,,tv .ansou Nt,.,
~, ~ ''4e''u a. wy "'o"sh'5 hsaao'' "''"y
'clds arc 1elhg WoFsea Tor Inc INST t''ne' WINS
hardly field eau bc found tl.ut Is nut hci.igt
cleaned tho socoua ttnr. Tnkcn a,1ppcthrr
onc yn,,,,1 arunoar tl,c nrosnc,ts for nm n,,,r.
NV, ,,a, "as., s,ros,,af,. ,,sa IT, ~ ..",..,
oaat 11e'a "efe eAtFu'''c'i l'he' we cc!ta11lls
there farinnE community 1rtcrc there
aro not sonc erumhlcrs2 y two
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-07-04
Osborne SeIf-Binding Harvester

This is emphaticaly perfect machine. 1t will
cut from IL TO 20 acres a day, doing better work
than can be done by hand, and with none of the
waste that characteriZes handwriting. 1t has
the lightest draft and is not liable to get out of or
der. Nothing is left on the ground for horse
rake to take up.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-03-05
T H E
Florida Agrleulturlst

This week speaks for itself 1t is the Hortcultursts
and Farmers paper complete EVERYONE of its eight
large pages brim full of just such Information the ma
tive Eoridian and the immigrant alike seek andmust have
The farming world is in a era; the old has in a
great measure passed away, and ahe opening
new day Scientific researches and pFments by scen-
tito and practical have worked revolution, and
henceorth the man who is widestawake fact and that
Agriculture, is the whowieap the largest return
from his expenditure of BRAIN labor and money Fully
aware Of this fact the Agrcutnrsts of Florida have
ton and which devoted especially their interests
is in response to this demand that the New AGRICUL-
TURIsT takes up the work that the Old laid down. with the
resolve the part of the Editor and Publishers
prove and add to it until it is conceded that it
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-03-05
Is The Best

and most valuable paper published in the State of Florida
Its columns open to all questions relating to Agrcu
ture and all such questions will be answered by Editor
according the best information obtained from long
experience and extended and accurate knowledge of
Semi-ropical and Tropical Agrcutue in its various
phases.
pondents who will represent every locality interest
the State he aterng auspices under which the paper
now takes up its work, give confidence to say to the
public that not content with the approval already
with as the best
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-03-05
Semi-trOpical Agriculture

before the public Besides regular corps of CORES
pendents cordially invite all of subscribers to con-
tribute to our columns any experience knowledge
which will be useful to readers BY using this paper
medium through which exchange experiences and
opinions, subscribers will derive great benefit them
selves and WILL at the time, make the AGRICULTURE
interesting and instructive for others and SO will helm
to make the paper what intend it shall be-the best
Farmers and Fl orticulturist's paper
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-03-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Under and in pursuance of an order made
Inv the Circuit Court for the seventh Judi
cal Circuit in the matter of the Estate of
Philemon White deceased, dated Febru-
arv 10. 1879, and ordering resale of the
, 'oresmises mentioned and described IN said
order: / will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, on Monday the 9TH day of
Anrii 1879. before the Court House door at
Enterprise, in Volusia County, Florida. the
Following lands and premises, to wit: the
south east of south west OF section 81,
The purchaser paying for titles,
JOHN SAULS.
Commissioner.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-03-05

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT It'll
Judicial Circuit, Volusia County,
State of Florida.
Margaret g. Nichols n ch.noarv
Jacob Nichols
DIVORCE.
On motion of the compliments sol
" icitor. and it appearing that the bill Of
complaint was filed ON the 22nd day of
November A. D. 1878, and that the defend
ant has removed out of the state so that
ordinary process cannot be served on him.
It is ordered that the hearing of this cause
be had before c.. B. BucknOr, Esq. master
in chancery, at Enterprise. on the 10th day
of May, A. d. 1879, reserving, however. to
the defendant the right at any time before
or at that hearing to appear and plead or
answer to and defend against such bill.
VIM. ARCHER COOKE,
Judge 18th Judicial Circuit.
Enterprise. Feb. 4th, 1879.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-03-05
NOTICE.

NoTICE.is hereby given thaton the
ply to the County Judge Of Volusia county
Fla, for a discharge from my dictatorship
under the will of Asad Sheldon, deceased,
and from my enthusiastically of his
estate, FRANK w. SANS.
New Smyrna, Jan. 16, '79. Executor, 1862
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-03-05

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 7th
Judicial Circuit, Volusia County,
State Of Florida.
John w. AelleiS Attachment.
,,or, vs. Rand { Amt sworn to $1379'5O
The dependant and all others are hereby
notified of the commencement OF this suit
nv attachment. that an attachment has
been issued, and that they are required to
to appear, plead, answer or demur to the
declaration filed in said cause on or before
fhe first Monday in July next, the same
helng rule day. or Judgment will be taken
Nv default. C. B. BUCKNoR.
W Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
March 1. 1879, 1854.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-03-05
Legal Notices.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 7th
Judicial Circuit, Volusia County,
State of Florida.
George Sauls Attachment.
VS.. : Sum sworn to S141.19.
Henry Peters
The defendant, Henry Peters, and
all other persons interested are hereby
by attachment and are required to appear
and plead to the declaration fled in this
cause on or before the first Monday of
March A. D., 1879. L. X. FOSTER,
Plaintiffs Atty,
Enterprise, Oct. a6. 1878. "a ~
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-03-05

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 18th
Judicial Circuit, Volusia County,
State of Florida.
william S. Thayer and
John Sauls. partners, By Attachment.
doing business under Sum sworn to
the name of Ihayer & $1yO94.S7.
Sauls,
VS..
Henry Peters.
The defendant, Henry Peters, and
all other persons interested. are notified of
the commencement, by attachment. of
this suit andyare hereby required to appear
and plead to the declaration fled in this
action ON or before the first Monday in
March A. D., 1879.
Enterprise, Oct. 16, 1873. "a AZ
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-03-05
Weekly Paper DeV@ted to

the Developments Of the agricultural resources of
Florida we shall push efforts to make this paper the
best exponent of
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24
COURT PROCLAMATION.

NIberess the lion. J. G. Buvher P-ssi
w dtH, 5tdgc Of The Judicial Dissrin
coup rcd Of the couniies Of Snyder, Union
aud siiliin and Hiram 0'Ncll and
.Sdin'l. " yoder Esqs. Associate Judge,
in and for Snyder county have Issued their
prceept hearing. date The 2S'h day W
Feb. A. ID. 1879. 10 ME directed for
the holding fan Orphans couri. q courI
OF Common Pleas, court OF Oyer and Ter
miner ard General court OF Quarter Ses.
s,ons Of the Peace at Niddleburg, Tor the
county Of Snyder. On the 4lh Monday. (b'
ing the 26ra day Of May fsIo.) aud
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given to ih'
Coroner. Justices Of the Peace aud Consis
bles in and for fhe county OF Snyder, to ap
pear in their proper person With their roll'
records, inqusitious. 'eznniihsiions an,
other remenibrances TO do those thing
which Of their offices and in their bcbal
pertain TO be doue and witnesses and per
sons prosecuting 10 behalf Of the Common
weslth against nny person or persons arr
required to be then and there attending
and not departing without leave at thei
peril. Justices are requested IN be punoi
usl In their attendance Al the appoinie,
time sgreedbly 20 fufice.
| Given under my hand md seal NJ ib
Sheri8's office in Middlebure, the i7ib Ia,
Of Apr A D.. one thousand eight hundre'
and sevent y-nine.
| DANIEL BoLENpgR. sheriff.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24
Pennsylvania state eabbath- :
scaOpl Convention.

The 6neeU,h enuual conv-ntion ef the
reun'a s,ms Sabbath. school Ass1sis,ion
will be held IN the Second Presbyterian
church IN Mlocpa, Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursgsy. June Sd. 9Th aud 9th.
The exercises will open Tuesday sffsnoon.
a, o'clock, with grand union ohildrcu's
meeting. sdarers'd by Rev. Richard
Newt on. D. D.. Of Philadslpbia. and will
clos, 90 Thursday night. at 10 o'clock.
The programme will be practical, and
the topics will be opened by the sblesi
sunday. s5hoci mer IL the State. after
which they will he given the convention
for general discussion.
The music vii. be unier the directions
Of Prof J. II. Leslie. with II. L. Delo. OF
Altoona. MS orsanist
The usual reduction ~ rates will be
had on all leading railroads IN the State,
for information Of which repor, your
name 10 B. F.otvtsr. Esq. Of Altoona.
ch airman Of committee on transports.
ton.
This will he . mass convention. and all
Sunday schools aud Sunday school organ.
isatisns throughout the State. whether ei
q denominstional or undsncmin alton al
character. sre entitled to representation
For ell duly accredited delegates enter
tsiurn.ut will he provided iftheir u'mes
ere reported to Rev s.w DufReld. Of Altoo'
ns. on or before My 3lst. All eon,cm :
planting attending the convention should
arrange TO be present q, the chiliren's
meeting and remsiu until the close o! the
convention. Il is hoped that the eouvsn
,ien will be large aud enthusiastic aud
that every one will ree, an individual
responsibility for its success. Pastors
and supcr,ntendeots will please read ID I.
call TO their respective schools and COZ
sress,ion. For copy Of programme and
any further or specisl inio-ma'iou, al.
dress
Ed. 8. wAoossn.
State Secretary. Mechanicsburs, Cum
berlsnd county, Pa.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24
Bismark reads American papers.

Bismark reads American papers.
FrnnOis Aurrby is lectuins in st
Louis.
The debt OF Milton is set down at
SS.S3l.59.
Illinois has 3s.els Freemasons
aud 26.6lS Odi Fellows.
4 ring in tho nose is the complete
fghting uniform of tue Zulus.
A woman n London has paid two
bsudred zines for araukenness
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24

Epirct rosr:-
As The lime 10 ap.
preaching wien -e sill be c-il-d upon 10
-tl.el sriishle rer-nn 10 MI I1e ofic-
0f n.si-et S Recorder. AMI II - our dui,
10 select our best rn-n. you .ill therefore
o.. q. suuouuc. the nsne ofS. IS Sehues
- sa,'sol- perr-- 10 th s.'d ace. b.
Ia. teen tri-e sri hls t-cort hA. been
90 vol established irr nTs Prsmpiue.- 10
attending 10 bis en-lss,.. sn4 he b..
provrd himself 10 be bOtss. ro5er and in.
dl.riou.. anJ in every way Sa.li<eI TO
tll ihe oAee Of which se sss . thororyb
kus~i-Sg., - 'hst &c fsrrse~ -eeorm.n-
i,'ion !. o.re..,,y n-sis the .ymparhy
o! be parry. - as hs. been uuiJrtunaie
.hrg1sh .ietn-ss Aoi los.es e. ibsi b. /.
10 ue.d - hep. let US nouiusi. our
.'rongesI Esp, All ~e vii b. care Of cue.
ssss Pas.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24
Notice in Partition,
TIE Commonwealth oJ Pennsyic,
MIA, Greeting:

The Commonwealth ct Pennsyica
MIA, Greeting
t. Jacab =. smith. Ifen.y
! Smith samuel Smith, Ismes y Smith;
Nary Intern rrisi with Freferick BingAm u
illnf 10 snyfer c"u"'J 0corxe \. smith
esliinx It rhp up.onto~n, Jahiat~ No.. Ame
ia intsrmarr'si With =, Il, Dausherty. nov
ieceA,ei f.I 10 sursiys her n husband ant
three ch'lifen. VIZ sealon :. DauEhtrty. all.
t0n : Ia shsrty Ms-,ls ". Dau.hr rty al Gi
whOm arc minors AMI have for thor guar.
ii4n II y / w. Crasmcr, 'e,ld'us Ia
.non. Pa J1coh s smith now odi.ea,ei
ie.yiug isue seven children, viz jeremiah H.
-nitn ts'idrs at Lysens. Dsuitsn o, P...
Jacob y. snus. fe.idins At aunhstn Ian
e-',er 20 P.., An liz nos in'ermsrr ei uilL
Esuhsr ts'nsr. rs.i !inS q. Ne leo. Juuiais
10. Pa, lama SHiih, "zry ". Snyder
auu tlii' int'trn ,risi shh :Dsvii Ke lsr
ro'. v irtsrmsfrioi With Se1rgs Speebt,
~snue smith, noe al.o decessei Who LETT to
.ufVir' lin vi Io~ Eiiiststh smith ssi I've
children. VIZ LoDis in'erDafri 4 With Sol
otron kn"use rs,ig Ing at urisbtsi, JuList,
20, Pa, Ayres !nt.rr 'rriei with Daniel
knoV's, rs,iiiny at sudbury, pa. ssrah 10.
tenn ,rried 81 b 'Esriss iIiehsiI Mary In's,.
mAfriei -nL Henry b,gh 1In. be rye smith
y"sr tetitiOnsr, al reslii z In Snydsr county
r. m A.. l.it. AID lss-i rep e,ent.uss %
u h.ury AMI Mary srith. i.is iths i,oroaxh
u Nliilebafx. >Ly Ter ., inty, d-rsa.ri,
You sf. nsrvhy DOtin. that ~ virtue ~ q
crit Of lrfsi'i,ion is.aei "a Of tie Orvh,ns
that 40 isli..t Vii !. Lsi !. tue lao T..i
.. bee Of thss.if M,ry sm ~ d--s,,si 10 tie
Eo toaxL q 81 die burg % ~ urdsy NAy i7th
a, u l-Ts st 10 % loes A, 81. 10 usbe Iapi
"ss'sd Wien nd sL'rs lou msy attend Il
ySo ihiIs proper.
stsin's one hi5:tsDars. jans n, itia
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The Aseq, 0 6skus.

The system OF bulldoyine. is ror.
is:u and fraud iDaugnrated by the
White yeagurers Of the south against
the colored population. has at
length produced its legitimate fruit
IN Gn immense emigration from the
sate slave States of the Southwest.
20 Kansas and other Western States.
E'ory steamboat arrieing at st
Jlcuis is crowded with negroes, and
but few Of the emigrants have mon
ey enough to carry them 10 their
,poiat Of destination. The libera.ity
OF the population Of st. Louis is tag
'cd to its ntmos. limit in Supplying
them with food aud clothing, and
tbey call for help from their fellow
>citizens throughout the United
States. IL lie probable there will
have to be q general organization
throughout the country for this par
pose The afiidavits Of many OF the
refugees have been taken. who agree
in saying that they have no rights in
the south, that they are cheated out
II their cotton and everything else
they produce, that thoy are not per-
uit:ed to vote, and give many in-
stances OF murder Of colored Repub-
licaus. the Christian .ddvocate.
she official paper Of the NJ. T.
Church, in an able article on this
question, says:
"2he ca"ses OF this migration lie
TOO near the surface to leave O
thoughtful man long in doubt. Mr..
Lincoln Was urged in 1852 not to
emancipate the slaves, because,
said . great Kentucky committee
'they will all run away aud leave us.
Mr.. Lincoln replied: They will
not run unless they have something
20 run for That common sense
holds to-day. The fact that these
people, 30 fond OF their old homes.
'sHd SO inexperienced in travel, aud
90 devoted to their localities, are ac-
tuaily moving out by the thousand.
demonstrates that they have some
thing TO run fut They ran before
1851. They ran so constantly, and
30 certainly. that whole States were
patrolled by armed horse,nrn to pre-
vent negro from going from tb.
plantation OF h,s rasster, and tie
whole nation was changed iate q
s.A'e-huuting possee, aud gres,
railroad, the greatest aud most i'm
uOria. in tL,s world or 10 tue next
The Underground Railroad, MAS con
stfueted from tue Ohio river u Csn-
-eda They ran then for freedom
They act DOW very much Ms they did
then, except that they tIke tbei,
families ADD do oct iaD to the pro.
lection OF a strange Gag. Tue
causes under this movement are cOu-
deosed into one seutence froH the
pen VI Jefferson, Life, liberty, and
tho persuit OF happiness 10 tue
unsettled state Of the suuth they
have not realized the nights Of Gill;
zens, and they have been easily vic.
tinizei. Terrorlzed, mobbei, ball
d0zed, cheated, kept poor aud de-
pendent they have DOT euio, ed the
gift ard responsibility Of freedom
II Is not Necessary ~ settle the
question as 10 whether they would
have Jared better 10 auy other par.
oi tie couutry or not. II is only
Necessary TO accept the facts Of ,hei.
oppression by their old masters aud
their d-seriion by tie Federal Gov.
Nrrmen,"
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Under the new E.eas,oa bill i. is
bslivsi that one million dollars will
be distributed among pensions 10
Pernsylysuis, snd ttsi it wlll cor,rl.
butte largely 20 stiu uls,s oasines.
il ,s also announced tbs. the peu-
siou bureau has eIs1Iuei e.ouea
claims 10 begin paytne.t 1t once
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Next Sunday General Mite. who
vegts Tine pounds, sud Mise Zerste
who pulls dJ~n tI- t-es,s =, 1--WE
are 70 be rrsrr,.i The 0-u.rel /. q
Catholic ssi his intended cnie sn
Episcopni,sn Toeir families ,rseI
% break 1p tie marriage or fsiig.-
Gus groual., but fsilei
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Or. 0berholt,er's Liniment,
CAMPH0R MILK,

10 now hishi, recommended and extensively
used for Rhcunatism, Frosted Feet, Aches.
patues, Sore., StIuxs swelling Sprsins, No,
Ia ot the 'gr-AtrN value IN Gu ing GUS, Calls
Sprsius and swelling IN hofse'.
IL acts qHiskly and surely. Itst noe sooths'
spd relieves tho sta Ioints, the Lame Muscles
nd the Aching >ervea The idcy. viii be
psi beck TO any one not satisfied With its Of
cts. Price IS cents bltties tor ".
Prepared only bs Levi 0bcrhoitrer. " %. AMI
srid w John A. MoatI. Miiilebarx, and sim.
Dnton b Barber. centrevilie. Pa.
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HOUSE,

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ti-sf sScDtt inVisi4ut 80 y T. - is4sHf 8
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