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Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
A RGmaIVtG Hia.rtak e.

Took place near Ceador Hill, Tenn. =,
The brides name was Miss
Sellers, aud that of the bridegroom
Snyder. Mr.. Snyder was notified by
the young lady's parents in July last
that he would ba no longer welcome
upon their premises, and a strict sur
veilIanCe over the young lady was
KEEP, as Mr.. Snyder had already obtain
ed his license and was privileged to
marry whenever Miss Sellers should
give her cOnsent. The tina wore on
heavily with the now separated cOu-
pie. They met at basket meeting
which was in progress at Cedar Hill,
and as soon as The arrangements could
be made they were off to Squire Sim
mons's house; but that gentleman de-
olined to marry them, as himself and
Mr.. Sellers were ueighbors, and he did
not want to have any breach of friend
ship. nothing d&unted, they went out
on public road &c find another magis-
trate. AS luck would have it, they
had not gone tar before a magistrate
came riding along, going to the NEST
ing. They hated him, explained their
wishes. produced their license, and were
married. The happy couple then retur.
ned to the meeting together, to the
great surprise of all who knew the pre-
vious circumstances. Neither had been
missed from the meeting.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
Last OhRnGes

Many who have had cause to COM
plain Of various ailments, are anxious
to learn the source of relief All should
know that DR.. Darmon, whose long and
successful practice has won for him the
confidence of his patients and the peo-
pie generally, will be at his rooms at
615 Market street, in this city, for
two days more, the 7th and Sth inst,
Sunday will positively be his last day OF
this visit. Office hours during the week.
from 8 A. M. to 10 P. M, and on Sun
day, for the accommodation of those
who cannot cali through the week, from
10 A. M. to Z P. M. The claims upon
the doctors skill and time have become
so many, that he is imperatively com
nelled 70 aunounCe that Sunday even
ing will close this visit. All should
improve the last opportunity. Consul
tations and examinations free. Dis
eases located and no questions asked.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
UuIted1uDeath.

A succession of unusual circumstan-
ceS followed the death OF q wife and
mother in Tower City, Schuylkill coun'
ty, aud occaSioned profound sorrow for
the afflicted family. On Saturday
morning last Mrs. A. 3. Evans, the
wife Of a well-known merchant, died
after an illness of two weeks. Mr..
Evans began making arrangements
for the funeral of his wife, and visited
the establishment of an undertaken to
select coffin. He desired one made
of poplar; but the undertaken had only
tUO Caskets on hand, both of rosewood.
Mr.. Evans examined the cas6et for q
few minutes. Finally pointing to one
Of them, he said:
"That one will do for my wife," and
laying his hand on the other: This
one for me-" He then returned home
to await the arrival Of his son Milton,
who had been notified by telegraph on
the previous evening of his mother )
dangerous illne =. The young man ar
rived between three ana four o'clock
in the afternoon. His father met him
with the intsntion of breaking as gently
as possible the news of the mother Z
death. Grasping his son by th9 hand,
he said: "Your mother is -" With
out concluding The sentence he gave a
convulsive shudder and fell back dead.
The husband and wife were buried in
the same grave on Wednesday. A vast
CONGO ur8e Of friends and neighbOls fol.
lowed the remains Of the father and
mother, united in death, to their last
resting place.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
ALItiIe Slrl RurElar,

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-Mary Morris, q
petite fourteen. year-old girl, with q
remarkably sweet face, which seemed
to beam with child like innocence, was
today sentenced by Judge Moran to
two years in the House Of Correction,
she having pleaded guilty to fourteen
indictments for burglary and larceny.
The Judge remarked that this was one
of the most astounding cases Of which
he had ever heard. The child is the
most remarkable burglar of modern
times. For the past two years she has
Piled her vocation, committing innu-
merable daring burglarieS by night and
we'll nigh filling the house other parents
with dress goods, jewelry, diamon'9,
and other articles aggregattng $4,000
A large part of the plunder had been
disposed Cf, the revenue supplying the
entire famtly's wants. The story of her
crimes and escapades would fill a pom
derous volume. Her mother, Helen
Morris, was sentenced to three and a
half years in tho penitentiary as an &C
CGsSOry,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
Naw GOEppdnIR.

It is ann ounced by the passenger De-
partment of the philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore Railroad that
a new timetable will go into effect
at 12.O1 Sunday night October 9th).
tho most important of which will be as
follows The present 100 A. M. train
will depart at 6. 55 A. NJ. and arrive at
Philadelphia at g. 10 A. NJ, and con-
meet for New York. There will be a
new train at 700 A. M. to arrive at
Philadelphia at 80 a. NJ, and con-
meet tor New York. There will be a
new train at 700 A. M, to arrive at
Philadelphia at $50 A. NJ. No. s train
will leave Wilmington at 7.5O A. M.
instead of 7.25 A. NJ. ard arrive at
Philadelphia at 8.44 A. n. No. %
(now leaving Wilmington at 300 A.
NJ will start from Perryvills at 7.4O
A. NJ. Train No. 76, now leaving
Wilmington at 7 O5 P. M, will start at
6.1O p. NJ. and arrive at Philadelphia
at z O5 p, M,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
Irish Politics

LONDON, Oct. 3, 10S2.-rhere is con-
sternation am ong Parnellites owing to
h report that on the recommendation of
Archbishop McCabe in the Irish Catho'
lie hierarchy, now in session, has re-
fused to allow priests to attend the
forthcoming conference. The CORE
spondent of the Standard at Dublin
saws he has good reason to believe that
the proposed national convention will
be postponed. Mr.. Dillon, in reply to a
resolution of the Liverpool Land League
requesting him 70 reconsider the re-
signation of hiS seat in Parliament,
writes that he will give the matter his
earnest attention and says that nothing
but i'll health could have caused him to
unit notifies.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
Almost Fatal Enterprise.

In trying to manufacture parlor
matches, through the sale Of which he
hoped to relieve the pressing wants OF
his family, Charles Link, Of New York,
a German druggists clerk, met with an
accident Thursday that injured bis
wife and nearly ended his own life. He
had served an apprenticeship In drug
store in his native city of Berlin, but
on coming to this country two years ago
found employment in a pertumery
establishment in Now York. Recently
ho lost his situation and things went
badly. While sitting in his room at
No. 13l Allen street, Thursday, the
idea Of making matches for livelt-
hood entered mis- head. Getting out a
small porcelain mortar, he told his
young wife of the RCheme and departed
to purchase the necessary ingredients.
At the drug store of Julius Ieller, No.
81 Division street, he bought pound
Of chloratc of potash and four ounces
of phosphorus n sticks. Hurrying
home be poured the pota 81 into the
mortar and reduced it to powder with a
heavy pest,e. Then, instead Of mixing
the mass with oil before adding the
phosphorus, as it is said he shOu d have
done, he took the sticks from the water
in which they had been thrown and
began putting them into the potash.
He had hardly begun to nix the two
ingredients with the pestle when loud
explosion occurred. The mortar flaw
into a huEdrad pieces and the postle
was shattered in his hand, tearing from
it the flesh and breaking several bones
in his forearm. Ous OF the fragments
of the mortar was blown into his left
side, and his noCk and face were Sc
verely burned. Mrs. Link was also hit
by the flying china. Her injuries are
wounds on the hands and slight CON
fusion of the thigh, but none Of them
are serious. The force Of til explosion
broke all the windows in the room and
attracted "a crowd at once. Two physt-
clans lent their aid, but it was decided
that, as Links hand would Have to De
amputated, it would be better for him
to 90 to the Chambers Street Hospital.
The surgeons there pronounced his in
jCries very serious.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
Whya Kerosene Lamp Bursts.
Christian Union.

NOhhiphnA IN
Girls as veil as boys, need to under.
stand about kerosene explosions. A
great many fatal accidents happen from
trying to pour little kerosene on the
fire to make it kindle better, also by
pouring Oil into a lamp while 1t is
lighted. Most persons suppose that it
is the kerosene itself which ezplodes,
and that If they are very careful to keep
the oil itself from being touched by
the FIRE or the light there will be no
danger. But this is not so. If a can
or a lamp is LETT about half full Of kero-
sene oil thu oil will dry up-tha5 is,
"evaporate" little aud will form, by
mngling with the air in the upper
part, very explosive gas. You cannot
SOC 5his gas anymore than you can see
air. But if it is disturbed and driven
out, and blaze reaches it, there Will
be terrible explosion, although the
blaze did not touch the oil. There nfa
several other liquids used in houses
and workshops which will produce an
explosive vapor IN this way. Benzine
is onL; burning fluid is another; and
napths, alcohol, ether, calorof0rm may
do the same thing.
In New York workshop lately, there
was p can Of benzine or gasoline on the
floor Il boy sixteen years old lighted
a'cigaratte and threw the burning match
on the floor close 60 the can. de did lot
dream there was any danger, because
the liquid was corked up in the can.
But there was great explosion and he
was badly hurt. This seems very mys-
terious. The probability is that the
can had boen standing there a good
while and good deal of vapor had
formed, some of which had leaked out
around the stopper aud was banging IN
a sort of invisible cloud over and around
the can ;&nd this cloud, when the match
struck it, exploded.
Suppose girl tries to I'll kerosene
lamp without first blowing in out. Or
course the lamp is nearly empty or she
would not care to fill it. Tlis empty
space is filled with cloud Of explosive
vapor Arising from the oil in the lamp.
| When she pushes the n0Zzle of the can
into tho lamp, flls the empty space and
pushes the cloud of explosive vapor up
tho vapor is obliged to pour out over
the lamp; at the top, into the room out
side. OF course it strikes against the
blazing wick which the girl is holding
down by one side. The blaze of the
wick sets the visible cloud of vap0r a.
fire, and there is an explosion which
ignites the oil aud scatters it over her
clothes and over the furniture of the
room. This is the way in which kero-
sene lamp bursts. The same thing may
happen when girl pours the oil over
the fire in the range or stove, if there is
cloud of explosive vapor in the upper
part of the can,if the stove is hot enough
to vaporize quickly some of the oil as
it falls. Remem Der that it is not the
oil but the invisible vapor which ex.
plodes. Taking care of the oil will not
protect you. There is no safety except
in the rule: Never pour oil on light
ed fire or into lighted lamp.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

AN ACCOUNT BOOK AND
uon,nnn ,Snall book in the same, were lost
hOdss Wy 4n Eighth, French or 2nd street.
llnss,T VII Ii DC suitablyrewarded on leav.
N tsat Y Stall 20 IND st. marKet or al 700
D. BESTE. oc2tf
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
.u,rpsIde at Long Branch.

The tide was higher at Long Branch
on Thursday morning than it has been
along that section of the coast in five
years. 1t swept nearly to the top OF
the bluff along Ocean avenue. The
surf tore out about 10 feet of the bulk
head on the Mansion House property,
which was loosened by the heavy
storm last spring. The bluff opposite
the Howard Hotel was also slightly
washed. At Ocean Grove the water
ran over the broad promenade walk
along the ocean front and washed great
holes in the beach. At Asbury Park
the tide also ran over the walk, but the
walk was not damaged. The track Of
the New Jersey Southern Railway
near the Highlands, was covered will
sand to the depth Of over two feet. Th'
beach between Long Branch and Sand!
Hook was cut out by the surf.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
Talking 70 the Indians.

Indian Commissioner Price yesterday
sent out circulars to the Indian Agents
directing them to give to their Indians
the notice required by act of Congress,
ithat while the Government is disposed
to treat them kindly and even gener-
ously, and to extend to them every
needed assistance to enable them to
make q comfortable living for them
selves and families, yet they must re-
member that there is now no treaty OF
other obligation en- the part of the
Government to support them, and that
what they are now receiving is purely
o gift, and that there must come 8
time when they will be expected tt
labor for their own support"
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

,(lersij !
Mad
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Irl. n
I}eal
I,ellesJl
spd 4
SeleI
3arlul
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
nnrCnnnt Rnrnten.

At halfpast o'clock yesterday morn.
ing, Mr.. Barnard, at Nashville, and
Professor Wilson, at Cincinnati, dis
covered that the nucleus of the comet
had split into three unequal fragments,
the largest estimated at $4,000 miles in
length. This space between the frag.
ments is estimated at 1000 miles. The
nucleus had assumed the form of long
strip, not less than "a, 900 miles in length
and 5000 in breadth; but the disturb
ance makes no difference in the appear
ance of the comet to the naked eye.
Observations were also taken Of the
comet by professor Frisby, of the Naval
Observatory at Washington, yesterday
morning, but he saw no evidence OF
split.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
SINGULAR MatrIm onlaI Unions.

Judge Thos. W. Merriwether lives In
Newton county, Ca, and his near friend,
DR.. Il. w. Lovett, in Screven county.
They were schoolmates. They first
married twin sisters, daughters of Bish .
Cd Andrew. Their wives died and
they then married two other sisters, al
So daughters of a bishop-Bishop Price,
These wives died, and they then mar
ried third pair Of sisters, not daugh'
ters of q bishop, but two sisters-being
the daughters of Mr.. smith, of Greene
county. With these last sisters they
are living happily.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
The Place to Go.

The time is now at hand when every
person will want a new fall hat, and
will, no doubt, be at loss to know
where to purchase it. An inspection
of the immense stock at G. s. Humph-
rev & Bros model store, No. 302
Market street, will, at once, convince
you that you have struck the right
place. Their stock of winter under
wear and gents furnishing goods is
unsurpassed by any house in the city
and their prices will compare favorably
with those of similar houses in Phila-
delphia OF New York. By all meAEs
visit them before you purchase.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

;sH.ocN ;woN THEl7TH oFSEPTEMBEa,
pOrt SUS TRh books, on the road between
% naid =. hocKeSsln. A liberal reward
f4'N iOr sans OF this Office. oos 3td2wx
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
THE HEAT.

II there is anything can beat
This 'eTe hotRess OF the heatI
Prickly hoat!
It's most unpleasant pickle
When we feel the deWdrops trlokle
Down our forohead-hOw the tickle
How we catch
At our handkerchisfs and scratch
Oh, the heat
Oh, our feet
They are bllstered, sore and laded-
Our socks are moist aud faded
Oh, the heat
And the prIckly heat presumine,
Un our fevered backs Is booming
uh, the heat!
And Gs sun AMI dust are looming,
How that prickly heat comes booming
Like the measles, 1t Is catching,
And 1t keeps US busy scratching-
How 1t pricsles-
How II ttckles-
All oCr countenance ii!uming--
Oh, the heat
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
ARutIder of Cities,

Mr.. H. j. Kimball, who has the cred
it of having done much for the build
ing up Of Atlanta, Ga, has been en-.
gagged at salary of 1900 year to
build such city for George M. Pull
man, near Chicago, out Of q little place
named Pullman" owned by the great
palace car man.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
CANNES ExtermtnKGed.

During the month of September spe--
cial officer George Cooney, ,exterminated
rs dogs, 6 of which number were sup,
posed to have been bitten by a mad
dog. Officer Cooney has rid the city Of
over two hundred ours since he was ap'
pointed in July.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
Sunday Papors-POlItIcaI News

The latest and most trustworthy
news, being on the fall campaign, with
estimates Of both great parties can pc
found in the papers sold by George a.
Davis, COB Market street, in the morn
ing at 3 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
HEALTH Is WEALTH

DR.. E.C, Vests Nerve and Brain Treat
ment; specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Con
vulsions, Nervous Headache, Mental Depres'
sion, Loss Of Memory. SpOrmatorr hoea, I'm
potency, Involuntary Emmtssions, premature
Did Age caused by over exertion, self abuse,
or over tndulgence, which leadS @ 70 miseryl laoH
cases. Each box contains one months treat
ment, One dellar box, six boxes for tive
dollars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF
price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any
case. With each order received by us for SIX
boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we Will
send the purchaser our written guarantee 70
affect n cure, Guarantees issued only by N.
b, Danforth, Druggist, Cor. 2nd and Market
"'-N' noV25-dhW
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

obtained and all business in
HAIENIO the U. 5. Patent office, or in
the Court attended to for modern fees.
Whom model or drawing is sent we adVlse
make no charge unless We obtain patent.
We refer, here, to the Post Master the
Supt, Of the Money Order Div., and to otti-
cials Of the U.S. Patent Office. For circular.
advice, terms and reference TO- actual clients
in your own State or coutny, address
q. A. SNOW Il CO..
Opposite Patent Office. Washington, D.C.
tMention this paper. noVl4'eou-u
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

- = sET or FIRST GLASS
|Scubls carr carr, ~ ks,,t si25, = set Of single
NJ. isH tiGSS2 tlSoys viii be sold low az
" The apofSo7 We team. and has no fur
Eter his solu can n 10 seen at j. A, Con
ls.,D,s M store, Nv oct5 btdl-tw
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

Ir ar RENT "A SMALL
y sALaE, and dwelling, near Oecilt0n,
ril sl'i S1di,:W.ll Az be sold IN acsomod =
IC0uDg, uoa, aood miller. Possession given
tltHi y g. : sTY of January, 1888. lnduro oil
ItE'dS' " JOHN b. LEWIS,
sEcor. Tth and Market sts'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
W -, ,,-,,IToNEsTEAD FARM

! rsE HOMESTEAD FARM
NJ ,isstnsPLoPPsoiIs9y, PPsI9, OUelaware, fronting on n
III M a. Pot regn6 y 3 acres, divided into :
lssi' ;S olabouIto Iod repair, brick house, ,geW y
snco, IN oSa 9ia ng lor 10 horses ana aad,n ~
,nauiry, ice' .'iJi s1 in peach treei. Apply
s.SSsrd. - SC 20 % = = 9Th street, PhiLA-
" PURVLS, 4'' sep;2ltaWit
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

gnOR RhNT-STORE AND DWf LING
X at thpS. W. corner Of 18th and West
sts., will be rented together or separate Ap
ply on the premises 0cto3If
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

IBSAIH ,,,,ps
IFGSa oGml oSGtsrtlv on hand fresh S1S$
10 dSShav;noTt. mo-, Del, which | VII
Elnneat n"% .an be purchased anywhere
/, ataV s5 e'h ~ [. N. FLlNN,
y'iiyE.l
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
.vog sALH.
-,,,.TuT.ASR 10

|SsAbE-A Nc corner 9th and French;
sonsi house ,gs md np ali modern impr9SvS. 70 Os-
pNwsll and a. al ns easy. Also other
~ soFOr =, tef o;0 TO to d. 900. Chance for
,Iol, e!c. aa. arP' ocS lm0#
d "a french streo'' -
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

DR. KIINE'S GREAT NERVE
lI storer, is tho wonder Of the age =
nerve diseases. All fits stopped irae'
to oSl Arch street, Philadelphia, Fa'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
FOR RENT.

TNOR RENT-9 SINGLE STALLS FOR
p horse7, at Ssc9ld and Poplar. Apply
S. Z. cor. 2nd and poplar streets. ,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

c,IT-A LlOENS ED WHHh =
pS Stb3S SI!,,,or stand. One Ofthe oldest
iis h4rgI III mos, successful wholesale
lSllai mi n mi, city for saloon, AcG9mo'
tIle.' ll,, - ,Dplg to l.. PENNINGION'
'bgRl& APP'' Oc6-et
.Sak
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

DUPTURE = CUBE GUARANr1
II, by B. Mayors Methsd. Perma
Cure for all cas,S. Patients OF DOM I
and of every age entirely Cured Dy tals
ment, Send Stamp for Test mohials ot
sons cured. Advice free. 9mGe nouss:
N. to 6P.M. S31 Aroh st., Fhlla' wy
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

ZINE NEW COTTAGE
isSsL1Li. ~ IN A delightful and healthy
hlGinsa ,1 away va Y from lts noise and evil II
Sthstt3' s"'y ,", yeonvonisat to charchss
l's ,s,soTs s1s Just tho place lor q re1lrg1 e. %
IltE,noiSs', s,ry tG;y, Enquire Of W. d.
rtG1ssy.GTfyir s. Tyirg C's street I sep19-tt
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

NyOTICE-THE MANAGING DIREO.
" tor OF John Moir * Son, TIA London,
Oegs to intimate that no order given Mt
Moirs Cannery will be binding on the com
pany, unless signed ny their Sole Manager
here A. BIARDOLr. oct5-2t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

Ebonv. velvet and gold frames, photograph
and Autograph albums, brackets, pocket and
WhisD holders deep frames for wax and hair
flowers. eaalls, mats. cord, wire, nails, etc.
Frames made to order, gold frames aspec,a!'
ty;at. No. Q e. Seventh st., Whining Ton pel'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

NyOTICE.A Flock OF a GEESE WAS
Nv taken up on the promises Of Henry
Ll:imer near BrowntOau, the owner car
have II, en- by payiug expenses, If not they
will be told. b +. ZEBLEY. Oct Sth
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
erDrJcsArEnr A FrvEREslDENCE

DUBLIC SALEOF A FINE RESIDENCE
corner Third and Washington streets.
vii be sold at public sale on the premisHs,
n. W. cor OF I hir and Washington stFeets.
on SATURDAY AFTEkSbON, OCIO BEN
IA, lsSg, at 3 o'clock, That large thee story
brick store and dwelling. Siz' Of house ~
rooms, and verlnda with all tho modern
improvements, hot and cold wa!e' water
closet, bath loom, EiPh CO linas, large well
ycpti a ed rCOns, bay window on sIGe, open
stir way. collar under whole butlGin<. Tho
above properly is worthy the attention 9f
paying Investment. The ptoDoTty can be sean
any time before the sale by calling the
promises. For terms soc hand IA Is or call on
auctioneer for paper WIN. CROHfY,
Trustee.
l.. W. STIDHAM * Son. AucttOleers, Oc6'7t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

NYOIIUE-HENrING n COLLECIiNI
~ ron;s q specially by 4GO. u, MARlS,
KCGl tB'ate Agent, COL -hlploy st. sp2S'lmo
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

HIO TRUCK FARMERS YOUNG NJ IN
d Il experienced IN above ,dosirous Of begin
ming business on thoir owN account ar VIII
mington, pleaEe call at the MOlk'S canncry'
Oc43t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

E-TaE CITIZENS loan AS.
IN s0cia'ion is sling now stoJE. The trSt
pay Gent duo on Oc before Octoof D. CalL
aGy or eyenln u NO. SOL ShipleY street on
Rop.Sl2t GEORGE {. MARIS, 'ec'y.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
EsVTECES.

NTOrIIs-FO THE People OF Will.
IN MItt1r N.-Tne place is small, but
IL Will pay you to sail at No. West Sixth St.
The bost 60 cent teas and rs cent cOftoes In
the city. Sugar free NON aduIte~atlon, also
pure es0ices. Markst!nS delivered free.
EepS1m JAMES 2. PALIER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-07
Business Ghdnres.
MANUFACTURING PROP

HESIkABLE MIN FAI z hINU INVF-
4 ERTY FOR SALE
The prcpretors u CENTRALLY LOCATED MANU-.
FA1~rf EfNG COMPANY offer for sale their entire prop
erty consisting REAL Es ATE, ENGINE -, BOILERS.
HATING PULLEYS aud MACHINERY. With spaeioua
FOUNDRY attached with PATTERNS, &C Also thoentrs
STOCK of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT, manuiao-
together With stock OF matrrlsmany
OF the implements being Ia great demand and Desirable
THIS opportunity securing weesabshot business viii
good reputation the capacity OF production
~ $50 men desired The purchaser WI
have all issued and applied for Title perfect win
Immediate II wished Information 10 prtce
terms payment (which will be easy. b. bad ~
letter BOX ia, Albany. ~. y