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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18
What ItCost.

AuGusTA, ME., February 1.-THE
Governor, in u communication To the
Senate, places the States expenses
caused 10y the counting out at s20,OOO.
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Chlosgo.

UuIcsGo, February l.. - Flour ---
Dull aud nominal Wheal--Dull aud
tending downward No. Chicago
spring 81 % cash, al 93!Gpl 81 sci.
Ter March, 81 2i!ml - seller April,
No. 3 81 G9Gpi IOl rejected S2c. Corn
Unsettled aud lower at aic cash
36i seller March, J0ic seller April. iOi
@iOic seller May, rejected 3ilc: Oats
Dull and unchanged at 30ic cash Rye
and Barley Steady aud unchanged
Timothy Seed Easier at - Gs's2 80
Flax seed Pure 81 Oh Pork bull and
dropping at ell 10 cash. 81 | 10 bid seller
March sll % bad seller April Lard j..
Dull and Dropping at ~ l2l cash 81 10
al IA seller March. g. - seller April
Bulk Meats Easier ut - OOCai OFp
Il -. Whisky steady and unchanged
at IL Ui.
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Phnsds,phia Election.

PHllApnPall, February l7.-Elee-
don returns Of mcagre Indications point
TO the election Of some Independsnt ks-
publicans.
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BOILER EXPLOSION.
Four Persons Killed and One
Injured.

GoRmAM, n. H., February IA
boiler in John r. Thompson's steam
saw mill, at Randolph, burst to-day, de-
stroying the mill and killing Elder Page,
Roger johnson, Mr.. Prescott aud u
French workman, aud badly injuring ).
I. licwey.
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aukse.

MLwAuKEE, February Flour
Dull and unchanged Wheat Firm,
opened and closed strong. No. Mi
waukec hard 81 -, No MilSaukcc
81 %. No. >, 81 2Ol; seller February
81 2Oi, seller March 81 2li. seller April
81 %; No, 3SI O7i, No. al 0Ole o..
rejected g3lc. Corn Firm, No. 2.
36ic. Oats Inactive, No 2, 3Oic. Rye
Steady. NJ 7jc. Barley Firm; No
? spring bDc. Provisions inactive
Mess Pork Pull Ut tli - cash. ell W
seller March. I.ard--Prime slean ~ ~
cash 81 u srlIer March. Dressed IIog-
- Easier at 81 90
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Tho Rofunding Bill

WAsuIN.ruN, February L.. - Tho
House Committee on Ways and Means
to-day adopted the report ui tive sub
committee charged with preparing the
reiuuding bill, with an amendment that
$40 AO. .OJO in treasury notes provided
ior in the bill shall bear - per cent.
permanent interest, the same as the
aOtO bonds
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CHICAGO.

CHICAUO, February 1.-The DTOpeTs
Journal reports hog receipts 10000 head :
shipments 800 head. Market dull and
u shade lower, but mostly sold; mixed
packing SilOni p, light ~ ljai 30,
choice heavy 81 3jai 10.
Cattle Receipts 5000 head, ship.
mcnts loo head, shipping - 1908 30.
Buyers are indifferent and trade SLOW
butchers strong = 3jCai 40, stockcrs
and feeders dull and weak at - Goa
100.
Sheep Receipts 200 head, ship.
ments 81 - head. Market in active de.
mand all sold at Si S0ta,5 ~, JouHaF'
London cables: Cattlc-Supply ample
business dull slow aud unchanged.
Sheep Very firm, aud a shade better Tor
some.
New YORK.
NEW IOER. February 10 Beeyes -
Receipts I, 100 head. Market rather slow
but drmer and from II per head to lc
pei pound higher than Friday extreme
range 7tdl0lC, with few fancy aud
premium steers at lie. Exporters used
| .450 at 30 he. shipments to-day "a
head Of live cattle; icr tomorrow s
steamers 40 live aud $50 quarters.
Shecp-Rcceipts 900 head. Demand
fair and prices i(aic higher with large
business at 81 J0Ca,6 30 iur sheep aud
81 SjCd7 e. for lambs. None exported
to-day, but JOO carcasscs 90 tomorrow
Ilogs-Rcccipts | 100 No sales, liy,
weights nominnlly steady at ~ GNa
I 20 per 100 pounds.
Philadelphia.
uIINpELrHA, February IL Cattle
Sold slowly. receipts 800 head, prime
g. OOo6 -, good - 5Otuj 15, medium
g. OOtaj 25. common - jO(d3 -.
Shecp-ln lair demand, receipts 5,OOI
head. prime g. 75Ca6 30, good - 10
medium - %, common 81 2jia,j On.
Hogs Dull, receipts 1000 head
prime g. -, good 81 7jla7 %, common
e. OOa6 80.
Cincinnati.
CISCISSaII, February II. - Hogs
Quiet aud firm, common 80 jOlri 10
light - 25Cs4 45. packing ~ 2Ua5 60
butchers 81 5OdI 20. Receipts 2,0O'
head. shipments Jgj head.
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ltate the transactions OF pension and
other business Was then taken up.
Mr.. salisbury, opposed the bill on the
grounds of economy.
Mr. voorhees, supported II as a meas
ure Of justice TO the claimants, aud
thought that the plea VI economy MAS
nisspplied ia this ySse; thai hpndnds
ol people ehtitIed 70 pensipns waited
month ait9f month, year alter year aud
at aA died without their claims being
ganted, simplybocause Congress di,lnot
giss The Officers he necessary force to
get up with the business: that the Land
Office Was largely ia the same condition
from the same cause.
MIR. Davis, Of West Virginia, was not
aware Oi single instance where the
Commissioner oi Pensions had asked
Tor more clerks aud had not got them
This remark brought Messrs Ei-
muuds, Ferry and Paddock to their
feet with positive assertions that
they were constantly told by She COM
missloner a. reason Why he could moi
pass on the pension claims Of their com
planning constituents that Congress ny
fused TO give him the requisite force
10 dispose oi the business VI his oihcc.
Mr.. Wallace finally interposed with
a remark that whatever had been the
policy in the past the present bull did
all that the colnmissiouer asked should
. be i,lone aud be hoped il would he
passed Both ,idcsoi tie Senate agreed
that reductions should be made in many
ui the executive departments aud now
that there MAS "A necessity iOr an in.
eease 10 one place 10th sides should
agree to ID.
Mr. Beck, in further remarks, said
that all executive officers really violated
and then came To Congress Tor the ap-
proyal OF their acts except Secretary
Thompson. who always asked pernIs-
sion 10 10 what he wanted to, or con
icssed his fault il he had done anything
unauthorized. This was why Secretary
Thompson vas allowed 10 draft his own
bills, because coniidenCecouldb BE- placed
Ia him.
The bill finally passed as reported by
the Committee.
The pending business being the five
per cent. land warrant bin, the Senate
went into executive session, aud when
the loors were reopened adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18

Ilous-Littlc is doing in the hos mar.
kct on account ut the unlavorahlc
weather. The present supply, however,
in fully equal to the demand. Prices
range from iI6ilC.
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- IL.
iio"s-h''ilr Is n2i"s III 'nr nos Iu, n'ai,
'yc,tLrr Tho urrs.ni supply however,
ia fully coual to the dclnaud. Prices
range from ll@Ilc.
Provinona.
CorrrE Fair to good Rio at l3o,ljc;
choice e., best Wheeling roasted lsc,
lrbucklrs' 2Oc. yellow Rio 81. Java BE.
MolANsks-Syrup, common J5c, bright
3Sc, prime, ijc New OrIcans,prlnN iotd'
j0c. choice Ijc.
Srou- Refined hnrd crushed I0Jc;
uulvrriscd I0Ir. GRADUATED. Zoe, Stan
lard A qlc: on 4 alc. II. &c; extra &,
SIr. hest yellow. Sc; common yellow Il
G.sic. New Orleans sCaSJc.
,., A..
'"m"0u "o'u'
ioiha'"'S' ~ - '" poI "s%i :"
~ 'o PER ao%, P'achT', W - p ~
doE. 40 - - per """'' = 10 s'ooi'''n oo l''
~ % Ir' ""l' "llH,I" y. WIN - % Wv ~
doh,, hah't corn ~ o'' o.,'', o'a''H
u 2'C%l oO' s'tlhS DEANS - ~ "li'a
beans ~ W. blaGhp'tilrs - -, 'an'SIi
- in' plh' apples - o'' s"'l''un' ~, I;,L, !.
- sV per uoh' 'INc IInh''inniI nIi , ~ ~
weight, ~c Per doL, ! 10 ,ull T'lSh"
~ 10, 10 'lShi "'lSh' - " per """'
Miscellaneous
Trrs No. / three hoop IS 80 per
dozen, No. =, two hoops - 7jperdu ,cn,
No. ,, Two hoops u 1j per dozen. Pals
Two hoops 81 ~ per dozen. three
hoops ~ 10 per dozen. WashbUards-
Star u - per dozen, double face - %
Gp2 40 per dozen.
On Refined petroleum Is Grm and
the demand il brisk. 10 degrees lire
test selling at lode: 40 degrees 10. at
I5Ac: and Ohio standard, I2O degrees
FASH test. at l6c Der gallon. Lard oil
il ,tcady but uuict at GOc per gallon.
Iins.cJ oil IL firm AT 6jtd 7Oe per gallon:
miners oil co.,
Ton,cro-Firn; Brigh, nayics, JOCa,
49, blark nayics i3Ml7c according Ia
brand. twists unchanged at 5jla GOc.
WmErLINg Sro0Irs- Sell at $II GOA
If u per 900, tips, SIS OO per | 900,
scraps, 2sjd,3Oc per 10.
BurTER-Thls commodity IL IN good
| demand for choice grades, with a prob
able increase in quantity. We quote
! choice AT ls(a,20,.
PorAroEs At 81 2J(al 80 per bbl.,
sweet potatoes, Jersey S3 7Jt94 90;
Baltimore 8 O0Ca3 25 per bbl.
HoNEY New domestic l0Gl2ic per
! pound
SALr-Thc market IL quiet at 81 10
for the best quality
TALInw In fair demand and steady.
! Prime city rendered sells at SIC per III.
loose.
GINsENG Firm at 81 20 per H.
WusKY-Active, with a frmer tcu-
dcncy al 81 10 per proof gallon
CmEEsK-Thc demand is firm. We
quote Ohio factory l3!Cglic. New York
Goshen l6lc; Swcitzcr Hole
WooL-Quoted at J0a.52c for choice
washed, and one-thlrd oil i?r un'
washed. Market quite frm and little
doing prices merely nominal.
MATS lOl 90 col - p. An abaic'
ment Of lOrts per keg on orlcrs oi 100
kegs OF upward.
PKLr,-At A 2Ea2 "a according tO
quantity and quality 81 wool.
OY-rEEs-S Standard bulk SO per gal.
lou, select bulk 81 coal ~ per gallon.
NurS-Chestnuis. per bu., g 00s,2 y
hickory nuts (shellharksI 81 IJ'sll %,
walnuis 90. peanuts. choice Virginia
white per 10, green, 90, roasted s.,
choice Tennessee do, grees, Jic. rUastsd,
&c.
Farrrs-Flou1aO Orange. ~ q petJor:
Valencia per case. 81 2ya,s o.; lemons
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, February l.. Flour 30
Firm and unchanged except ior fancy
grades, which show n slight advance.
Wheat Western dali and lower, No. ,
western winter red, spot aud seller
February, II i,lml ii, seller March
81 iSiGrl & seller April Il i?Cai ~
Corn Western lirm, western MIXED,
spot, 57lm51ir, seller February 800,
81 !c, seller March 5ilsjiIe, seller April
j2,m12,c. seller May 6a.@j;Ic steamer
5ic. Oats Steady AMI quiet. western
white i6,o i1c; dn mixed 80, iGc Penn.
syl,ania i,taisc Rye Dull at VOCdajc.
Hay Unchanged Prlmcto choice Penn
syyania Sl7 OpDlS 90 Provisions
Quiet, without change Butter Tn
changed. prime Ia choice western pack
ed 2Oa1oc. roll llp2ic Eggs In.
changed at lie, Coffee FUN, Rio
cargoes at lihl sugar fiup, \
soft 9:c. Whisky.-DulI at 81 l0lCDl II.
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CoRS-Thc market is weakening, sell
ing at 45c
RYE-Sales firm, but quite small
selling at 60c b bushol.
OArs-The market was firm with
moderate demand aud sufficient sup
ply good 10 prime 40c.
BARLEY Scarce, with a moderate de-
mand, except for the best qualities at
55(9sl 90.
HAY-Dcmand active; supply equal
10 it; old loose on wagons SlS ONa2O O
per ton baled at so 0O(122 %.
MIAFEEp In small demand aud holds
steady, middlings SIS % per ton; ship
stuff 81 0O per ton.
SEEDS Timothy steady at - lOta3 70
per bushol for Western clover seed s. 20
per bushcl
Meats.
Packages for meats held rs follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks, 500 lbs;
iirrccs, $50 lbs barrels, $50 lbs. bags,
200 lbs No charge Tor package.
~. np,t. ~ fnllnua.
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filly years before the

SaIIarc' f'hy year" before the
Oo''o' . public. Pronounced by
all To- h. the most pleasant and cfiica.
cious remedy uoa IN use, ior the cure oi
Coughs, Colds. Group, hoarsencss, tick
No,o.b ling sensation of the throat,
So"6' whoopinR cough, a.. Over
million bottles sold within the last
few years Gives immediate rcliri
wherever used, aud has the power u
C,u.,,n impari benefit that cannot
Sy"P' he had from the cough
mixtures now IN use. sod 10y all drug.
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IItnburxh.

PirrsHr RGH. February H.-Petroienm
bull, crude 81 0SI at ParkGs Tor
shipment, rehned 7ic Cor PhiladeL
phla delivery.
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Canned Goods

Tomatoes, 2 ID. 81 90 per doL., ) lh
II 80 per doz, peaches. . ID 81 20 per
dol., 3 III g. 2j per doz., 3 lb seconds
II % per dol; Winslow corn - 10 per
doz., Bakers corn 81 Oj, other brands
81 2jCgl 30. string beans u 20, lima
beans 81 10. blackbcrrics II -; damson
81 90; pine apples II Gh, salmon, III
81 50 per doz; cove oysters, ! III light
weight, 90c per doz,, | ID full weight,
~ II, ID light weight II 10 per doz.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18

ToLKDo, February Ii Wheat
Frmcr, No. | white Michigan 81 2S,
No. 2 red winter seller March 81 3li
seller May 81 35l. seller June 81 20.
No. red Wabash 81 20. COrn--firm,
high mixed 30ic. No spot Sole seller
March 4Oc: No. 2 white 81 &c. rejected
3Sic. Oats Dull. Clover Sced-Phme
hell at a. 10. 4 lgl bil
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Oh City.

on CITT, February 1.-THE market
opened duh, With sales al VI 0ii, de
cined io 81 03i, at which price Il
cioscd Shipments 6l 0Oo barrels. aver
aging - 900 barrels, Transactions lbO..
OD baTreiE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18

HOME AND TELEGRAPHlC REPORTS.
Money Easy at to 6 Per Cent. Govern
ments Active Flour Dull and Nom
inal--wheat Dull - Hogs
Quiet and Firm.
PRODUCE
w heeling w holesalt

Quotations to-day show no change
over our last semi-weekly report. Bus
mess in most departments shows 4
somewhat better condition, probably Oh
account Of the favorable weather.
THE quotations given In the following report
are prices realized on wholesale transactions, un'
lcss otherwise spccined,l
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New York.

Nxw YoRx, February l7.--Cotton--
Easier at Is 3.l6(Sl3 b-l6c. Flour
Steady: receipts 1000 barrels: super
fine State and western s. OOtsD6 %;
common 10 good extra IS 45(S5 10;
good TO choice s. soCS7 IS: white wheat
extra So 65Ca6 %; extra Ohio - IoeS
Z 80; st. Louis s. 50(GS 10; Minnesota
patent process s. 0O(aS 80. Wheat
Moderate trade; receipts $4,000 bush.
els; ungradci spring 81 81; No. )
spring 81 IS; No. 2 spring 81 IS; un.
graded red 81 ij(9l i6i; No. 2 do 81 w
(9l i9i; mixed western 81 4Ol ungrad.
ed white 81 iitGl 20; No. = do 81 ij(a.
| i5l. No. DO, sales $1,000 bushels at
81 i7}sl iSl; No. red, seller Febru.
airy. sales - 900 bushels, at 81 i9Ca
! i9l, seller Marh, sales 2iS,0OO bush.
els, at 81 81 seller April. sales 1854
bushels. ut 81 50lCgl J0i; seller May,
sales y 200 bushels. at 81 4Si(Sl 70.
Rye-Quiet and steady at Ota,s,ic.
Corn-Stronger, with al export inquiry,
receipts 6j 900 bushels, ungraled 81 ltG
59r; No. 3 56lCn57c; steamer 57l@57 lc;
old No. = 59lG6Oc; seller March 55tC9
sjic, Easier receipts 10 600 bush
els, western mixed i6I(aiSc, white
western ista i9lc. llay-In good de-
mand at 7jc Hops Quiet aud un-
changed. Coffee Quiet and unchanged.
Sugar Quiet aud steady: fair to good
refining 7@7!c Molasses Quiet and
firm. New Orleans i0Cd6lc. Rice
Steady. Petroleum and firm;
United Sic. crude G.Ga7ic; rlined Z.
(aSc. Tallow Firm at 6ic. Rosin-
Dull and unchanged. Turpentinc--
Stronger at iic. Eggs Dull; western
l3Cal5ic. Mess Pork-Dull; old 81 -.
Beef Steady. Cut Mcats-Quiet; long
clear middlcs ~ 30. short clear 81 ID.
Lard Steady, prime steam ~ 61i.
Bntter-Firm, western ljta 20c. Cheese
Quiet and steady. western ll@li!c
Whisky-Nominal al 81 10
Philadelphia
PuiLApELrnIA, February li.-fiour -
bull Minnesota extra family medium,
81 q good ~ 30, choice ~ SO, Ohio
extra medium III 70; good s. ~; South
crn Illinois extra choice - l2i, Rye
Flour STEADY at - %. Wheat at-Dull;
rejected II MOL Az, No. . .rcd, in
elevator. 81 ~, No. red seller February
81 Al bid, ~ iSi asked seller March
81 Is bid. 81 Isl asked seller April 81 IS
bill. Sl ~ asked seller May 81 ioi bi,
81 iSi asked Corn Firmcr, ungradrd
on track $50 5jlc; sail mixed seller Feb
ruary j6.c bill, 5G.c asked seller March
jiIc bid. 5i.r asked, seller April 1i,c
bid, j3;c asked, seller May J5c bid, 53lC
asked. Oats Pull, mixed 90, white u
&i7Ic Provisions Quiet and un.
changed. Batter Firm. creamery extra
32m3jc. New York aud Bradford coun-
~, Pa, extra 2jn2ic. Western Reserve
pa 2Bc, du good 10 choice $50 2bc.
Eggs Easier; western lirl5c. Cheese
Steady and ilrmcr, creamery extra ~
aIii. Petroleum Dull, refined &C..
WhlSky-At 81 90.
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a NAN or A THeUSAHD.

A oossUsPTiyEcusEp. ssn d,ssA se:
"A ssudy ss,-sssd frps sossssnpstn. Ell
ss.a. s,,sI ,sa ed ~ " ~. ,ss s.s..s. ~
ss,h ss Z 8. IfSsss Ses ss @ S.s s ss- De- % ns.p
a,.o .s.ny - ~ .yss .s.R 10 - ss,sii .si
- MA soA b ss.csg tsss Pssa -
"a n. q. r1.slArss - xsliEs
166 ~, -. Z. !: '.:sssss.'Tt AZ. t.;::. In I'd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18

CuFFEE Fair tu good Rio at l3t@lJc;
choice e, best Wheeling roasted Is,
Arbucklrs' 2Oc, yellow Rio loc, Java 2Jr
MoLANsEs-Syrup,comm Ijc, bright
3Sc, prime, ijc New Orleans, prime i5Ca1
j0c. choice 1jc.
SUGAR Refined hard crushed l0ic,
pulycrscd, l0lc; graduated, l0c, stan
dard 4, Ole; on A, Ode; H. &c; extra c,
sic, beat yellow, Sc, common yellow -
GnSic; New Orleans S(dSlC.
The Florida agriculturist., 1880-07-28
JULY IS
Preventing Attacks of WeuvIl.

p, IN Country Gentleman.
Say to w. H. H., of Tallahassee,
Florida, that one OF the oldest friends
of the Country Gentleman has known
of many experiments being made to
destroy the corn weevil, and none
availed, except putting up after a
rain, or ifin dry weather, sprinkling
each load as hauled into the corn
house. 1t is simply to moisten the
shuck, so as to cause slight heat,
and thus destroy the eggs, We all
have seen corn badly injured in the
field by the weevii, but never stop to
inquire or to investigate.
The pea weevil deposits her eggs
in the young and tender pea; there
it remains until hatched the ensuing
spring. have taken an ear OF flint
corn, wrapped it up tight, leaving one
end open, and then sifted sulphur in
and shook it down until it certainly
was all about the grain; then put
ting on another and another close
wrapper, tied all tight and put it in
my desk. AT planting time the
weevil had destroyed every grain.
This proved that the weevil had de
posted the egg in the grains when
soft.
In my experience the weevil is
worse on flint corn than on gourd-
seed, because the shuck is softer, and
there is less oft. About forty years
ago was telling neighbor Of mine
about my trials, and about wetting
corn in dry weather. He said his
corn in one house was free of weevil,
the other was badly injured. In re-
ferring to his note book, he found
the first was housed when too wet to
pick cotton.
In my young days was sent to
the country, being sickly boy, l
remember that the old farmers had
their corn cribs built of poles, say
10x16 feet square, and covered with
tour foot boards (split utas shingles)
which were kept in place by weight
poles The house was uncovered
when housing, and was kept so when
tull until after good rain then it
was covered. This first suggested to
me to wet my corn as hauled in. 1
am certain it will always succeed. l
have given this before, and am not
'immortalized" yet.
The Florida agriculturist., 1880-07-28
Celery.

A new and valuable variety of
celery which originated near Newark,
New Jersey, is attracting consider
able attention among market garden
ers. 1t is called the golden dwarf,
and in size and habit of growth is
much the same as the dwarf white
kinds, except when blanched the
heart, which is large and full, is OF a
waxy, golden yellow, rendering it a
most striking and snowy variety, for
either market or private use. 1t is
entirely solid and of most excellent
flavor and one of the best keepers
during winter we have ever known.
The habitual daily use of this escu-
lent cannot be too highly recon.
mended. 1t is said to promote di
gestion, and to quiet the nerves.
The Florida agriculturist., 1880-07-28
READ! READ! READ!

Our Improved Right and Left Flat
Oshod CULTIVATOR having been thor
oughly tested, read what others think of
it who nave tried it:
1t works splendidly in my nursery and
grove, does the best of work, leaves the
surface quite smooth aud saves half the
time. | have also noticed your success in
subduing cane grass with it. 1t paws. |
must have one. HARMON BROWN
1t is by far the best Cultlvator / have
ever seen, either north or south. Twill
taketwo. WIN. w. HULsT.
l would also refer persons wishing to
know as to the quality of it's work td Mr.
: m; B. iFtfIrtson. T1EnaE5T OF cJrw 1e
Barr g grove, at Enterprise, Fla.
1t is a great time and labor-sav1ng tool.
and no farmer can afford to do without it
who has few acres of orange grove, nur-
sery,. corn, cotton, cane, or other crops
which require clean cultivation. find it
most perfect impIement for subduing cane
grass. Lit works well among the stumps.
Diploma awarded at the Florida State
FAR trial. February, 1880.
Price $1,000, Cash.
J. Y. PARCE Agent.
DeLanu. Fla, June 25. 1879.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-16
ri1dsn ana Nav York.

It is essential that the Democracy carry
New York to make success absolutely
certain, The state is Democratic by from
$1,000 to $4,000 majority when the party
is united, and if the Cincinnati convention
dominates a candidate acceptable TO both
wings of the party in New York, the state
can be carried and the IS electoral votes
secured for the Democracy. The questions
naturally arise-''Who is the man to &C.
conplish this?" Can Tilden do it?'
These two questions are all important to
success. and should be calmly considered.
While Mr., Tildeu's claims cannot be
rudely ignored. still, if it should become
manifest that he cannot carry New York,
il would be suicidal to nominate him. 1t
lie claimed that John Kelly could not or
ganizs bolt which would be as potent as
the last one. but this may be the result OF
over-con6dence-at least It is not best to
take any chances, when the cause can be
avoided. Kelly may, in his desperation
to defeat Tilden. organize $4,000 or
10000 voters. but if they simply voted in
dependentiy-Tilden could still carry the
state. But suppose Mr.. Kelly aud his
10000 followers vote the Republican ticket
does any one imagine that Mr.. Tilden
could carry New York? The Cincinnati
convention must asst as the representatives
of the whole party and not as the expon-
ents of a single candidate. Because
Grant ia to be forced on the Republican
party. it does not follow that a candidate
not acceptable to the entire Democracy
should be forced on the Democratic party.
Ii is sincerely ito be hoped that wise
counsels will prevail in the national De-
m9cratic convention, and that the candi-
dates will be men ON whom the entire
party, north, east. south and west can
harmoniously unite. With such ticket
the Democracy can win against any man
the Republicans choose to nominate.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-16
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