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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06
Bellefonto Enterprises.
s. 7 sHTGTET.
a II IlIL.TEn

HIih dc Nc,r Year Boiiejonto prom.
ises to dereiop into The most prosperous
Of our inland totcns--cnterprisc after
enterprise is being started By the capital
Of our public pirited citizens. The Car
Works arc running 10 their full capaci-
~, our Glass Works arc opening ,rith
every sho,0 Of cfsuocess, he Steel Works
'ciR gire employment 10 100 men, The
Nail Works, for 'ohose success General
Bearer rouohes, 'eiH shortly offer employ.
ment 10 hundreds Of peopie-aH these
public enterprises triH put Beiietonte in
he ran Of prosperous and wide-a'oake
totrns. Here, hien. i room and place
for lively, spirited and aetire young
men. among The best and most success
ful biyiness enteTprises organized recent
iy Is the LARGE AND WE'LL
FILLED FURNITURE ROOMS
ofJOHN PROUDFOOT& CO., op.
post he Bush House-nothing ike Il
in the County. II visitors 10 Beilcfonte
,ciA only take The trouble 10 cal at
our Store, they ,OeH be slrprised at the
quality, style and prices Of frst-cIass
Furniture. We are aiming to buy oil
goods directly from tie manufacturers
,cithom The Intervention Of agents, 80 az
10 e6er goods at bottom figures. ONE
profit is sufficient Wepropose TO M
your homes 'Oih Rarlor Suits, Bedroom
Suits, Sofas, Odd Chairs, Tables, any
thing and everything in Furniture at
prices iO'Oer than you can get in his
County. We mean just 'rhGt 'oe say.
We also offer u.e public he scrriocs
Of Mr. John ,PrOudfoOt ,eho has tho
rough knowledge efthe UNDERTAK.
ING business, and 'OhO 'OiR keep on
hand, COFFIMs, TRIlfHENGS,dtc.,
together ,cith a frst-class HEARSE.
Fair prices only seiU Be charged. Gipe
~ a trial.
JOHN PRO UDF0oT & co.
Pam.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06

Tue New York GioJe edited entirely
by negroes, denies that the failure Of
reconstruction government at the South
is chargeable primarily TO the negro
race. This is true. While the sudden
enfranchisement of the negroes alone
rendered such governments possible
they would not have existed had il not
been for the efforts of mean white men
who took advantage Of the situation
and the cIedulity and ignorance OF the
negro. The worst complaint the negro
can have against the Republican party,
one which ought never TO be forgotten,
is the use made OF his race by designing
white men, who, as Republicans. sought
to plumber every defenceless State IN
the South upon which they could lay
their vile hands. While people are
willing TO Hcquit the ncgroe voters OF
any original desire 10 rob. yet, under
the instructions of their graceless white
leaders. they proved apt scholars. Still
as the GloJc says, "the history OF recon.
struciion stand as monument OF Re
publican mIsgovernment, not monu.
ment OF miseoycrnment of African su.
premacy in the South" Suppose the
Gloje advise its people TO sunder for a
while their close relations with the Re.
publican party, and then observe the
effect Of such action.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06
Immense Fire at the Standard Oil
Works Sharpsburg.
LOSS or OVER 4 MILLION DALIARs WORTH
oP PROPERTY

LOSS or OVER MILLION DALIARs WORTH
or PROPERTY.
PITTsBURd, April 4.--This morning a
fire broke out in the Standard oil ref;
merry No. /, situated on Butler street.
Eighteenth ward. covering AN area Of
four blocks. The conflagration was
caused by an explosion OF chrysoline in
tank No. IL. in which there were FIVE
hundred and thirty barrels OF the fluid
The cover Of the tank was blown oil,
aud crashing through the roof o? the
settling house set fire TO the oil. The
| flames communicated 10 warehouse
a three story brick building, three hun.
dred feet long and seventy feet wide
containing three thousand filled barrels
of refined oil and nineteen thousand
empty barrels, besides over one hun.
dred thousand pounds of glue. The
warehouse, settling house and tanks
containing distillate were all destroyed,
involving n loss to the Standard oil com.
pany OF at least $l,O2jOOO. The fire
will burn all night. but it is not spread.
ing. The entire fire department OF the
city was called out. and their efforts
thus far have prevented the flames from
spreading TO the buildings adjacent.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06
No. 7.

All that certain tract II land situate In
Union i9unship, Centre county, Psuna B1uudsd on
ia" wet ~ land u McCyy's tie southvsst Ly
land of Hiram Norls on The sJuih by lzad oHusli
BY bslrs of Am Way, decd aud on the east by land
"f Alexander Elimination. desj containing Ius acre.
more ~ less Thereon erected JHslling hguss hafu
and other uutbuiijiBRs
Also, all that certain tract Of uuscaied
land situate ia tulon township Centre sYgnty ia
bounded aud described ns follows 20 vIt. On ihe
north - laHds ef fishsf aud Lksft. % tie east bs
lahd u ho1oys On tho south ~ land q Thowas'
Estate, aud the vcst by ---lsut4luiug ~ arre..
more ~ lrfe No bui diHgs Nlgrd. taken ia eaeru.
lion aud l. ha I'D fh" property ~ G Hoover as.
iHihisfai1t q Ifa"l H03fu, deceased, and Jasob
HpuNrf
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06
.Nct0 Advertisements.
Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
' psfiusr'hip heretofore ssislIEE lsisrsu E T
shur"rt sud u " Furster in the FuhllrAian nf the
CEvrHH biunrusT. uulrr the nrfn naras II ShuEsft
Forsier has l-sn ihis day dlssHrei ly mutual con.
ssnt. y " F1rptsf rsiTirE fgoH sad hfln Tho bsats
ani 'uisruptipu let - iis late ffm uil frInafu
the oes oi The Crs7aI prSseAsT shsrs al accounts
uiil 10 ttssFuis3 far sritisHasui
st sHUGEET.
EfilsfHtfs. ATfil O. issE u ~ FORSTER
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06
IN .he Court Of Common Pleas q

4 Centre euunty, Ne t9s Aprl Term. isszs In the
matter uf the application ~ the Centfe Mlnlas AID
Manufacturing Cempany.r Cor a deoree of dissoiu.
tiuu, &C.
10 ell persons whom II may concern no.
fcs Il hstehy given that the Cours q Comsun Pleas
did. o. the la day af Msrch, lss2 KrAnl fus 70
tag copsavs shuuld not - dissolved and its ehaFtef
SURRENDERED. aaa that " no causs BE sheua . The
contrAFY decree cf dissolution vii be made The
is-sl J. @. HARPER. ProsAy.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06
DR. FRAzIER's ROOT BrTrrRs

FrsEier's Root BittsTs are not = drnm-shop whisky
beverage, hut strictly azedicnal in every sense
They act strongly upon the lissr and kidneys kesp
the bowels open aud regular. make the weak strong
heal The tiunEs buiidlap the and cleanse the
blood and system % every ifupufiiy.
for Dizziness Rush 81 Hlooa to The Head, tending to
Apoplexy. Dyspepsia Fever ard agus Drupsy PimIies
ana Bloiches. Scrufnlaus numuft and Sofes Tettef
Ring Worm, White swelling. Erysipslas. sore Ry.s
and iur ruauE men suffering from MuAk ness tf
Debility caused frun imprudsnee and 10 females in
deoaie health, fFAAists Rooi BtisrsAre especially
recommended.
Df. Frazier. ! hsve used tva bottles q yuur Hsos
Bitors for Dysps1sia Dizziness Weak nsss ana Kidnsv
Disease and they did ne sad than the DOCTORS
and all the medicine ever used Prom the arrt oss
feel we'll did. consider your rDs.ie on =
81 the ereatest Of bisssinEs
MRS u MARTIN, Cievsiand q.
sold BY AL druggists eveFy~bere at 81 rer bottle.
HENRY & Co. Sole Props.
n4-ly. e. Fessy 81. Nsw Yorh
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06
CwEDISH BITTERs.
~ THL eREAT
Swedish Dyspepsia Remedy I

The eehtei ihFredtsai sna life Fisng element ~ shls
great remedy Il an hefb eaassunir kpowp A. tlf,ss
mint although hnt very FzFss5 iouua a this esktfy
excerling ~ The sxtrfsnf Nsfes~esi Il s skihsgsd
~ pipinse abaacAaee zIA@ zssfiAnder ~ ths bleak
has IN cnnnettton uith oaeF inFfedlnear trtn useA
alnnng themselves exeaseeig fet yseFs ~ the
sreaiehi tTmeaes teF nYessTsiA. kadneF apd Liver
CompiAinf thst has ever been knawu.
u plaetnR Tits preparation hsfare the American
pebble we cAnd4dig believe shas have hiiea icnN
SET sant, hy giving medicine that wili NOT only
temporarily relieve bet siil positively carpdsaprpsia
Atduel and Liver CumniAints ana AL theif raffuus ek
fscts, such eenf Stssassh. sick He4dach, fsna IL
the site and nafk, fAFitatien ef TIE Hest cssiist
ness indiEesiloa. felloa stsa. suimminF u the
Head, Faiines a III f ElezaAeA, tae kFflsa, &e.
Three doses uill relieve he NeFst aase.
Ask yonr druggist ~ ; BETTE asd tsaecsvinefa.
rriea. st osnta. -
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06
MnSnor. Mich. Sent. %. Isl.

MoNEoE, Mich, Sept ., 1915.
SrF-l have been taking Hop Bitters
for inflammation Of the kidneysand blad.
der 1t has done for me what four doc
tors failed 20 do. The effect Of Hop
Bitlcrs seemed like magic TO me
w l.. CATER
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06

1000 acres Of cane are under water on
the east side and 500 acres on the
west side Of Bayou Teche.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06

Ny daughter had very weak back.
PIEuNA cured her. JOINS ORGIlL, Pi,ts.
burg. Pa.
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payments in advance will be required
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06

Gcc : ~vek IN ysur s~n town. Tsrns aaa = sus
BOO al fFes. Aasrsss n. nAEtKTT CO, ruFt.
iaad. azlae. aez
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Saturday, April %, A.. d. 1892

M 80 o'clock =. M. the following dsseribed real
sslaie of tha defendants. 20 Wit
No. 6.
All that certain mesuage or lot Of
ground situate In worth township IN the town II
Port Matilda. Centre cDunty, Pa. bounded and de-
scf3bsd as follows. g. VIII B"gBuing ht corner u
l"t u u. brston 0n north aide o PhiIpsistifg and
Glad" turnpike thence along sAid turupla ia auest-
sfiy direction la5 fcgt O. iiur u John Thomson
thence IN an sasirfly direction along line Of sald John
]. Thompson 10 line II Dot of said u Wratan: tbetf.
along line q! salh lot "i q Nr.tYH iu = southwest
direction $50 feet 20 place Df brgiuning-e.ntatiBy
= hTfe more uf lees Thereon erected a steam tame.
~ With enEiue and boiler. engine house aud bAtk
sheds. heiErd. taken D cnc,uiiQB and % be- s9ld a.
tte property IT J. " l.. Mryers
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

NJ. J.. All that certain tract Of
a IAna situate iu Taylor Township. Centre r.7.rf,
"a, hnuua"8 ana a'srfibei ;alIgwt via. prs,t,,
a. pei On ihe iurusits road. thence Ia rrp8 -
LFot. Short g.. sggtl - dr.rsz, v.,i i6 -,
y 'h~inai. ihsaes north "a degree. S,.t t-
P"''h'' o. I1tts ttsnrs north - desfs., ..,f 81,
1880 " e3FaF nee iheres north lz degrees sast
= iTfth~s g. re3 uzt tbturr parib =. &c..
N'' ~ l'F' bee g. maple thence south - dsyrse.
'A'i VI fFrshUs 60 pet thence ssgtl ma s.,.,,
ttltlrr t"-'-'' a '"''
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06
NeW Advertisement,

NOdlCE is hereby given, that the
=. I'1y"lhE nAnsa fssfssHs have filed their t,sil.
si -, -.n-' ih The Office u the Clerk 81 Gusrtsr
ses.Dhs ~ ihs Peses 10 aBa f,r Centre eogniy nd
thal thal AflHlo,upn vii b. male 81 ,ls us,t g,i,, -
q taid court - grsut The sauas. "'' ''''''' ."
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06

Of choice fruit The land IL ln good state of ealt
vatiau with good fences Ac.
TKHMs % sklH-0Be half of the purchase money 10
be raid In cash confirmation o ihs sale the re-
maung eHs-half In yeaf, with interest ta be -
cured by toad and meFtEsge on the pfvmises
For further particulars enquire q Mss = c, Lat
RfHoz4. OF Che premises.
WILLIAM II FRI.
Adm'f of uveH LAUkTHds1 deoazssa
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06

GE - CSnper day At home Sample. uorth ss
~ ~ Wv h"s. Address A sTlN SON A 90.
-'''-'.., "N-u'' lt1s
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NeW Advertisement
SHERIFF. SALES.
DY virtue Of sundry writs of Fl

FFtuV OF buHuIJ WfIL5 OF FItTl
- faflas. LevaTi Pacias and Ysbditlonl Estonas
Issued out ot the Court u Common Pleas Il Centre
county, aud to ne directed there will Le sSssed At
public Saie Ia the Court iiouso IN Brllssouts GU
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06
Satwday, Me 29M Of Aprl. 1ss2,

All that certain tract or piece Of land,
The property II Hugh Jaurimore, late u Terguscn
township, Csntte ocuuty. deceased situate In the said
township e Ferguson, bouHded and described iol-
loss 10 sit; On the east BY lands of john Krebs,
and Hale Roliason, on the pguth BY rosa. uu The
usst By lands Of D. q. Meek, and on the uafth -
lands q J. @. bailey. @. ". MeWilliams aud public
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06
Fifty-Six Acres, more or less.

lh't"nn 'f'ft"d large HOTEL Hotel staiIr. Bank
EaHt, nituil'rr aud other nt,,fus.,,,-, Sfl - -
ordG aud condition '''' '" '''i
No. ,. Also all that certain mes.
taAge, i'psnrni and ifArt - land s5tuais ff ss5J
igHn'ip. Rihg near of a4taiHiug tbr sis.ys frnrf-
Hl..A - an1s ai 'hs Bald EsFlr Flruars oofuT.auv
a.. 'iH'ih Being ihr same Ysem4os vhlrh Tl,strsa
N'r'. Hlsl fh'7la - CfFtfs oTufty. - desd dated
N7,'Hsrf -, lsSf, ruHtss ed 70 Jalu Carsuhs,sr-
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130 ACRES, more or less.

Thereon erected good DWELLING HOUSE. Rsrp
and Other outiuIdlpEs ''''"
lhc AbUve properties were rurcharcd At
ih'rh sale The property q John, c,r,r,t,,,, A.,
"'FdGe J. Reed. oi tlsaFseld. Pa The tAina uttl L.
~ a. whole oT sfIafasely. 20 suu l.urrhaser.
'1 H'i"''n - ~ F"o' condition, AID it " very 90.
siraiH' o. Hotel Tr0Tsr4y or a Bisfslls., ,- ~ ,r
i',m' Nl'i ~ made t9 suit purchaser partly os.h
ana partly 5u time isqutfs II
GbDi5E L ETTB 20 the
fLlAETlEtU 90 NAT BANK C1.,.6,ls T..
or "a. ftl.sr. Bellsirt.te. "a
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1O1 ACRES and % PERCHES
YOUNG ORCHARD

thereon crested : good FRAME HoUsR and BANK
BARN. aud all other necessary outbuiidhgx; two
raainIIla and q arcnllnnf
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06
Orphans Court Sale.

DURSUANT 10 an order of the Or
II phaas' Court q Centre county. there ell hs en-.
posed to public sals the premises, tue miles vest
af Pine lfoVe Mfis an
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06

a lot 81 ground situate 10 the Borough
- Bsiirfrts. Centre county, Pa. Bounded on toe
uotfh ly 90 N5il r0ad The south la turnpike 90
The east - lat = David Psrs1u' and ihs hy
su ainJ ard lats-6HuiHirlug rutsfHurfh ef acre.
more uF lrsf Jhefonu erected twaetafr frame
dwsl'iuE haus". work shep and other ouihuiidirEs.
Hsls~ tEsu iu 'trruti.u and g. ho salI the prop,
rffN q ksmua. MalErT- il
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147 ACRES, more or less.

Ih.r"ga erected TW0 DWELLING HoUsEs. R.rus
ana rihsr 0uibuUdlurs
No. 8. All that certain messuare.
',h'hen' and tract e lapd situate fn Taylor tavtsli
sl'ifSAil Ahd Joining lAuds Il Lyou, kLori, CO On
thr south aud vssf and Other IHf Il. 100, N ,,,-,t
hrnq - the nofth and na.t--c.ntaItLrr
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-08-30
Diversified Farming.

The Atlanta Constitution, which is max.
irg an effort to induce Georgia farmers to
raise their own supplies of food instead of
depending upon their cotton crop to buy
them, publishes number of letters from
various parts of the State showing who are
the prosperous farmers in each section. 1t
says: "There is but one answer to our ques-
ton: The corn-raisers and the corn-rasers
alone are prosperous. Every man who
plants cotton and buys provisions is poorer
than he was five years ago. There is not
& single exception to this, as perusual of
about their neightors, will show"
The facts illustrate what experience
has developed into an axiom-that
tie exclusive cultivation of a single
staple which is removed from the soil
to be elaborated and consumed else
where is, in the end, exhaustive, impoVer-
ishing and ruinious; and that diversified
farming is, under fair conditions, invariably
profitable. The Southern States are pecu-
liarly adapted by soil and climate to cot
ton, and cotton must ever figure in COM
meree as their chief crop, just as wine has
been and still is the chief commercial crop
in France; but, as the French, while rails
ing wine crop for export, manage at the
same time to produce all their staple articles
of food, so the prime object of Southern ag-
riculture should be to produce along with
their cotton crop their own staple pro-
visions. When the Southern States shall
have reached this rule and practice of farm
ing, they will exhibit similar growth in
wealth to that which is to be seen in the
Northwest
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-08-30
AGRICULTURAL.

Buckwheat generally sells for as much in
the market as any kind of grain, and it is
wonderful that more attention is not given
TO its cultivation.
The raspberry isa native of mountains or
cool northern climates. Hot, dry soil is its
abominatioB, and it is always on the alert to
"run out" in these situations.
In the year 1916 wheat sold for D cents
per bushel white wooden blankets were worth
from SO to SO per pair. Now wheat is
worth $3.50, and blankets from 50 10 SO.
Hogs that run in the orchard picking up
the wiDdfalls and, occasionally good apples,
never have the hog cholera, which is another
proof Of the value of fruit diet.
Horses are sociable animals, particularly
50 in the cases of young horses. They
thrive best when in the society OF others
hence the advantage of pasturing several in
one field when practicable.
Do not overstock the place with half fed
scrubs and runts. A half dozen sleek cattle
look better in a field of clover knee high,
than three times that number of scrubs in a
gnawed-out pasture.
An Iowa farmer writes to the Homestead
of that State, that the stalks from an acre
of sweet corn are worth the cost of raising
the crop if nsed as feed for milk cows. He
gets $50 per acre for the green ears.
1t is a singular fact, though not generally
known, that the juice of the seed stock oil
the common parsnip is so poisonous as to
raise water blisters between the fingers and
on the arms of those who cut off the seed
tops.
It is not good policy to let work horses
get thin. 1t costs more to put on flesh
than it does to keep it on. Flesh that be-
comes hardened by exercise will be kept
up with less food, under the same work, than
it took to put it on. From fifteen to thirty
pounds of food will about supply the
daily consumption of horses large and
small
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-08-30
Millet and Zimmerman Grass.

Millet and Hungarian grass may justly
be styled The clovers of sandy soils, for they
revel and thrive where the red clover per-
ishes but both do better with rich soils
than those that are inferior. To grow mil
let in Il manner that it can be cured when
in a sueeulent, tender condition the seed
should be thickly sown. it being better to use
one bushel to the acre rather than less
quantity. If the seed is to be harvested,
twelve quarts are sufficient. While grow
ing it resembles very young corn, until
about to seed. 1t usually produces from
two to five tons of hay, according to quail
ty of soil. 1t loves the summer months,
and should not be sown until the ground is
well warmed, but it is best to get it in early
if danger of frost is past, in order to get the
benefit of spring showers. It stands drouth
remarkably well, and is often ready for
cutting in two months and half after the
seed is sown. 1t gives a single moving only,
and the German giant is the best. Hungarian
grass resembles millet very much, but it is
shorter in growth. This grass, though not
yielding as much hay as miliet at single
moving, renews itself, and consequently af-
fords successive cuttings, often as many as
one for each month after the first moving.
This fact makes tquite faverite with those
who practice the soiling system. For green
manurial purposes both Hungarian grass
and millet are excellent, for their quick
growth enables farmers to turn them under
in time to follow with turnips or late cab
bage. The hay from them is much relished
by horses, cattle and sheep. Both crops
leave the land in good condition, and were
they better known farmers would make
speeialties of them. The hay is fed best
when passed through cutter. Now the
millet just before the heads begin to turn.
Farm and Garden.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-08-30
THE CLARION.
wednesday. August 80, 1852
The farmers Congress.

On the 29th of September next the
Farmers Congress meets at st. Louis,
that being the day appointed for its
regular session. By the constitution
duties are imposed on the several Off
GERS as we'll as on the appointed COM
mittees to make known as widely as
possible, the purposes of the organization,
severally TO report the condition and pro-
gress of agricultural enterprise in their sew
eral States and localities, and to labor for
cooperative effort in the agricultural inter-
est throughout the country. These men are
among the most distinguished and compe-
tent TO be found in their several States, and
are expected to make thorough examina-
ton of facts and give interesting reports as
to farm statistics, condition and promise
Of crops with suggestions looking to i'm
prOyements and progress, the improvements
in and saving Of labor by machinery, pro-
gress of Agricultural Colleges and educa-
ton, etc, etc, and otherwise to initiate
steps in advance which may eliminate IN
a more complete and thorough national or
ganization with a Federal department o.
agriculture and chief at Washington, Il Ii
a matter in which every farmer should
take the most lively interest, and put a
jealous shoulder to the wheel. The consti-
tuition of the association gives to the Gov
errors Of the States all the necessary author
ity fol appointing delegates and for Missis
isippi we hope Gov. Lowry will exercise il
in good time for the September meeting
the officers elect being of the number ap-
p0inted.-HolIy Springs South.
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PRIsEs IN NEW ORLEANS

2 IIE1 l0l E0E1E-IE IT NTII5sI 1Il1 aEI5E5ssl
H DUDLEY COLEMAN 4 bro,
Manufacturers IF
Corn Mills, Saw Mills. Steam Engines, Cotton
Presses, Skating Pulleys, and dealers ID
Plantation Machinery
0rR1cR No. u Union Street. WAREnoous
No Perido ST.; No. 10 Union ST. No. So
Commerce ST. and No. u Garondelet ST
factory AND FouNDRY, ERAr0 Sri. raom
MAGNOLIA no sCLARA ssTs., New Orleans, Ia.
We carry il stock hers. ready for Shipment
South.
Ne wanE responsible Agents 70 solicit orders
az commission for our gods where He are not
represented.
5uly2es
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DEPOSITORY. GREENS nANE

ne Liberal Terms o Agents. For further
information apply at the Office cornet Capitol
and President Streets, jackson, Miss
aug. 49, 824w