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New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
PRINCE GoRTsCHAKOFF RETIREs.


| LONDON April "a Reuter- dispatch from St. re-
| tersburg says that an imperial ukase has been
published stating that in Difference to the WISH Oh
Prince GortschakofI, tho Car has relieved MN
of the functions of the Minister of Foreign Aiialrs
on account OF shattered health and advancing years.
Prince Gortschakofi still retains the dignity OF In
perial Chancellor and member of the Council OF the
Empire. On the imperial rescrip' which was DENY
cred TO Prince Gortschako the Car wrote WIN ms
own hand: With the sincere esteem OI your
grateful Alexander" ,,,..
In a second ukasc VI. de GlerS Is appOlhlcu MlniS-
ter of Foreign Affairs.
CONsTANTINOPLE, April 9.-The appointment Oh
NJ. de Gicrs "a Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs
gives great satisfaction here.
Prince Alexander Michael Gortschakoif, who
thus rcres from public life has been prominent In the
diplomatic service Of Europe for fifty years and MORE
and as the representative OF Russia a various European
courts had done much to advance the
interests Of that Empire. Entering lhe
Diplomatic service in 1919 he appointed secretary
OF the Russian Embassy at London in 1921 and WAS suc-
at Vienna 1882, Ambassador Extraordinary at stutt-
CART in 1sil aud Ambassador at Vienna in lo0i. lie
in 1856 Prince Gortschakof is nearly eighty
1our years old, and for some tine inc Pon-
ical power which lie once welded haa, beeh
weakened by his old are and inirnitlos lie SIN, nov"
ever. retains the affection OF the Emperor.
NJ. dc Giers, the successor of Prince Gorschakoi is
promoted tho position OF Assistant Minister O or
cgn Affairs which he has held for about five years lie
IS also q Prlvy Councillor and Senator being required to
general meetings. the eight sections committees
into which the senate is divided.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
4 NEW ENGLISH CHURCH AT ROME.

ROME, April 9.-Sir Augustus B. Paget, the Brit
ish Ambassador, laid the cornerstone of new
English church, to be named All Saints, in the Via
Barbcuno to-day. Twenty clergymen, Il number OF
notables, and about thousand English and
American visitors were present at the ceremony 1t
is hopcd the church viii be opened next Easter
Sunday. , -
LONDON, April 10.-A dispatch to Tie Daily Aeics
from Rome says: ,,
The ceremony OF the laying OF the corner stone of All
Saints Church presented brilliant and animated slcc
tacc. The the spot was dcCked with OIon
Jacks, Stars and stripes and Italian rcOOrs The Rev
Dr. NcSin rector of the American Episcopal ChuTch as
CULdUging the service, winch Consi-td al TIC
reading OF selection O psalms, the singing o ny is
Ocug Of piayts GnU the reading Of lesson Iioin
L
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
A BRIG'S STORMY VOYAGE.

The brig Eureka after tempestuous voyage
from Nuevtas arrived yesterday. Captain Wilson re-
ports that OH March 81 IN the Gulf of Mexico, the
strong southwest wind which been blowing suddenly
vecred TO the northeast and burst with violent
gale. Coming from IA direction contrary 10 the
current of the Gulf Stream IL created terrific and
irregular sea- which swept the vessel with such
that the deck load Of cedar logs broke loose and DO
gan TO wash from side OF the vessel TO the other
Soon after midnight finding that the vessel was leaking
the ogr thrown overheard. IL then iOund That
the port sdt the deck broken, and that US each
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
PLAIN WORDS ABOUT THE LAND LEAGUE.


WASHINGTON. April 9.-The Rev. DR.. Crooks. of
Tie Wesleyan Methodist Church of Ireland, who.
WIN TWO companions also ciergymen OF the same
eAufch recently came to America on a special mis-
hoh preached this morning in Foundry Church.
"i'el 'ne sermon Dr. Crooks explained the object
Ills mission to be to collect money in aid Of home
. missionary work in Ireland. The dseStabishment
u TIE English Church had had the effect of leaving
considerable number of church buildings in the
'"holIc districts without pastors, and these were
a'@naoie for the use Of MethodiSts
II 'ne means could be raised 70 support the work
=" 'ne course Of his appeal Dr. Crooks incidentally
"en1loned The Land League. He said
., ms Land League is not a Methodist movement.
4A'fe is not Protestant of am connection in sym
r4Ly with IT, There is not a single Methodist in
.'el iic who las particle of sympathy with it, 1t
: Scheme gotten up for tho ultimate purpose of
S''g 70 root out Professionalism from every part of
'ue iand, and 40 effort is be left untred TO root
va what Is called the Protestant garrison and
,'o thng Is carried on under the name of tho
'"u League. There is not q country on the
-'' u The earth where there is a better land law
Wal N Ireland n0w. / don't mean TO say that il
'% always There was a time when the people
1Ao good deal to complain Of; when landlords
s'ad raise the rents and eject for non-paylnent ::
~ the land lord has no power to raise the rent now
no, paying the rent ~ '0'
4, here Is faction In Ireland that doesn't want
or, satislled. There Is "A party there whose grand
ssoe'ahce Is that they have no grievance and they
x,., over 10 America and got good deal OF money
Ian" purpose OF keeping the pot boiling In Ire
Ar. % IOiig as money Is sent IN thousands from
heland" ''''' VIII ~ "o'''''0A !"
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
FUNERAL OF CONGRESSMAN ALLEN.

WASHlNGTON, April 9.-The remains of the
late Congressman Allen, Of Missouri conveyed by
special train from Washington to-day Brief funeral
ceremonies held this forenoon at the Arlington
Hotel, at which were present Judge Da-
Wis. Speaker KGfcr a large number Of
Senators and Representatives and friends Of the de-
d man. AT the conclusion az the ceremonies, The
remains were taken II the Baltimore and Potomac
Depot. and accompanied ty thc family and the Con-
rcsiora! escort, LETT at 1880 D. for Pits
leld, Mass.. Congressman Aliens birthplace where in
accordance with his last request, his will DC in
tered
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
VICTIMS OF THE STEAuB0Ar DISASTER.

MEMPHIS, April 9.-The bodies of two Of
those lost in the Golden City disaster recovered
this afternoon one has been Identified that OF Mrs
W. H. Stowe, wife Of W. H. stowe. lie and his two
children were The other body is that OF John
(cOlored, OF the crew Neither showed signs
OF having been burned. They had evidently jumped
overheard nom the burning steamer and were drowned
Mrs Stoves body is held subject TO orders lroin
rel
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
HORIZONS NOT TO TRADE WITH GENTILES.

SALT LAKE CITY, April 9.-The Mormon
Spring Conference adjourned to-day. The Monnons
purpose hereafter not 10 trade with the Gcniei' y
secret meeting OF business held yesterday, at
which stringent pledges to that effect signed The
Crntics y that il they conld be broken down fifty
years 90 nor since, they cannot be The Consttu-
tioIal Convention Will meet Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
rNGIIsU COLONISrS FOR MANITOBA.

HAIFAX April 9.-The first large party Of colo
niss for Mamtot anuml crinc upward ofjON, rivcd
here yesterday on the steamer Crcassian and left
the city by special trains last night for the North
west They carry with them sums Of money aFgre-
ga ng 500 900. II is understood that the PaIsian,
Inc next weekly steamer from England, will bring
about 900 more tOiOnists.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
THE FIRE RECORD.
HEAVY LOSS AT HAMILTON, OHIO.

CINCINNATI, april "a great fire is now
Gll5 p M raging ut Hamilton, twentysix miles north
Oshcrc Three re-engines have been sent there from
this city message just received by telephone says
that the fire started 1890 p in the City Building
on High-st the entrance to the bridge the
Great Miami River 1t has already consumed
the City Building and several livery stables and,
under high wind, has got beyond The control OF the
Fire Department The flames are spreading in the
direction Of the Presbyterian and Baptist churches, the
County Jail and the Post Oice. The greatest cOstcrna
uOl prevails among the citizens.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
IYCENDMRIsM IN YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO.

CLEVELAND, April "a dispatch to The
Leader reports that there three ncendiary fires
last night in Youngstown in William Pollock's
stable, in Fowler, Stanbaugh Co.'s warehouse, in
which 100 barrels Of oil stored, and the other IN
john Boyer's frame building, IN the locality The
losses grcgatc several thousand dollars The people
of Youngstown much alarmed about these fires be-
three inceHdary fires broke out week ago. and
they fear that there Is plot to burn the ty
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, APRIL TO- 1882.

sea came over large volumes of water got into the hold
The vessel was then headed toward Havana, anu ,he
holes I'm the deck stopped with tarpauns At .iis
time there was feet Of water I'm the brlg hno
was flowing the cabin floor The gale was sun I'M
blowing furiously The worked necessarily tne
pumps and mt nidnght the vessel had been cleared OF
water. The gale continued for another twenty -lour
hours when 1t abatod. and finding that the vessei Only
leaked through the deck the voyage resumed On
Saturday. twenty -four miles southeast OF Absec0m tho
drcd standing about four feet above the
surface of
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
4 WIND STORM AND ITS RESULTS.

VICTORIA b. c., April "a wind storm, une1-
ampled III violence swept over the Island yesterday
Several ships riding at anchor in the outer har5or
dragged their anchors and were in extreme peril.
boat,s crew consisting Of SIX men, while tempt
iue to hoard one Of the ships, were al lost, NO
damage on land is reported but il is fcarcdthat
there nave been shpWrecks along the coast.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
rgo BUEGLARS CAPTURED BY CITIZENS

WABASH, Ind, April 9.-Wlilc two burglars
were attempting rob the hardware store Of d. Frame
al Manche-t thirty citizens who had heard Of the In
tended ROBBERY captured them The burglars gave tcir
Henry lIttcnlonsc and John Campbell. 20 IN
tense was the Indignation of the busursS That they
tried ltcnhOuso from the officers 10 hang him.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
THE PLOT To ROB MR. ADAMS.

BosToy, April 9.-Charles Francis Adams
has not been able to give any more information than
was published Friday morning concerning the house to
which he went VITA Lis supposed young friend, and
about what took place there. fie has remembrance
OF any cards. and insists That he dd not sign any check
though Lc s1y there pieces Of paper and money
passing back and forth among the men.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
THE CASE or DIR. LAMSON.

LONDON April 9.-The Observer to-day, referring
to the case of Dr.. Lamson, says: If the Americans
are to ask rcspit for DR.. Lamson because there Is
evidence in America proving his insanity, the Eng
Ish Government might with equal justice demand
respite for Guteau on the ground that certain per-
sons in England are convinced that lie Is not re-
suouslblc for the crime he committed"
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
A GLnOMY OrTLOOK FOR IRELAND.

DUBLIN, April 9.-rhe Castle officials are consid-
erin9 the course Of action to be recommended for
adoption by Parliament in regard to the renewal or
repeal OF The Coercion Act. All the Irish law dd-
visers of the Crown and several magistrates and
comfy inspectors are here Prominent officials gen
orally take the glooicst view Of the state OF the
mi
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
IrFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.
on,cs OF GENERAL INTEREST.

W. ,xr AUSTRIAN MssioNS-lMfi'oN 4
.nE ENGLISH ~ Nv, v,sIIINGroN RIVER FRoNr-TAE
HEALTH u, " Washington assigns the English
Rumor !" ,,dre Taft and the Austrian MIS-
Mission neral 70 Bealc. The House Committee
sion 10 D:..rct TS. Of Columbia will urge the pas
on the D1S'' ,h" hill to improve the harbor ana
sage OF "nt .nt of Washington. Senator Logans
sou-in.law, ss Paymaster Tucker ocni'' '''"' '"'
former is seriously SICK
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
sENAroRLOGAS NOT SERIOUSLY ILL.

WAsmNGToN. April 0.-Paymaster Tucker,
Senator Logan's Sol-in-law, says that the
reports regarding the Senator's serious illness
in ST. Louis are uniounle led. General Logan
arrived there in comparatively good condition, and
found that the vce-prcsident Of the Iron Mountain
kosd had fitted up palace car tor him so tina; Le
would be able 10 make the Ies, oi the journey TO
The Hot Springs III comfort
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
4 R41LRoAD ACCIDENT NEAR CAPE MAY

PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-As the 8 o'clock
train for Cape May the West Jersey Railroad was
passing Malaga station this morning the crank Of the
locomotive broke ana the train suddenly stopped The
track wa torn I'D for considerable distance, bit be-
yOnd tins and slight injury sustained ny the engine
no further damage done. The train was &c
luyed about two hours
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
,NrtsrNfI11c MEETINGS FORBIDDEN.

VIENNA, April 9.-Count Taafe, President of the
Austrian Council and Minister OF the Interior. has
issued positive orders forbiddinc all meetings avow-
edly for the purpose of anti Semitic demonstrations,
and maintaining the duty Of the Government to
protect the rights of every subject, regardless Of
DO tiles OF religion.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT UHILE FISHING.

CARBoNDALE, Penn, April 9.-Grant GARD
ncr age nineteen son OF b. Ii. Gardner, proprietor Of
the Rogers House at WaymGrt, while fishing on Elk
Pond today accidentally dis harged gun which he had
in the boat The ball passed through his abdomen and
caused injuries from which lie died
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
4 CLERGYMAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT

TROY, n. Y, April 9.-Thc Rev. Lorenzo
Barber while hunting back OF West Troy on
Saturday accidentally shot himself while getting over
IA fence and died shortly after.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
DYING WHlLE T1LKTNG TO 4 FRIEND.

PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-Ilerman Geisse, an
importer Of br.ds Firth aud COmmercests, dropped
dead this morning while talking to "a friend.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
A DRUNKEN MANS BLUNDER.

MERIDEN, Conn. April 9.-Wilam Warren,
age twenty mouldcr employed here, started to
walk home TO Berlin, miles distant, about mid
uight last night. He intoxicated and on the way
laid down on the railroad track and was killed b. u
Washington night express train
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
TIE EMPEROR OF CHINA NOT DEAD.

WAsHNGTOy, April 9.-The rumored death of
the Emperor OF China, which teegraphcd from san
Francisco yesterday. * denied al the Chinese Legation
Tic Embassy in direct clcgraphic communication
with the Imperial Court ~ Pckn, ami ate dis patches
prOnOunCe the EmperOr IN cXccl cnt heallh.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
ATTEMPT TO ROB 4 BANK IN WISCONSIN

MILWAUKEE, April 9.-An unsuccessful at
tempt was made last night TO rob the bank OF L. Cool
idge * son. at Waupaca, Wis.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

South BETHLEHEM, Penn, April 9.-Onc
death from smallpox reported Last night and one
new case to-day. Two deaths occurred in Allentown
saturday from smallpox.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
SUICIDE or IN INSANE MAM

spRINGFIELD, Mass., April 9.-Eli A. Shaw,
prominent citizen Of Chesterfield, committed suicide
to-day by cutting his throat and jumping into poEd.
He WAS insane.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

CONFIDENCE RESTORED AT BARCELONA.
MADRID April 9.-It Is believed that all the shops
and manufactures at Barcelona which were closed
in consequence Of the recent disturbances will be
r,.oneupd On Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
prvoRs ABOUT FOREIGN MISSIONS
10y TELTGRAFH 10 TIE 49,

v.,urvcroy April 9.-It is rnmored tha' 'no M
"1A''S, for which Judge Taft's name Is uho@l
iOis~ is the MISSION England IN place Oh
consult on Awe-inforned Ohio Republican says
'as, nnno,oI n that he comes for consultation on this df
di,sI it. is General Edward F. Be2e Is 'a$eH e%rS al
for his od place aSes as MnssT ,an9 70 G"S GScsFHoe
Adam b,s r"cd "ace. il is understood, somewhere III
tbe foreign service.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
COLLECTOR VAN HORNS "OTHER BUSL

W. lbY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNEI
,om AsHiNGToS April 9.--Ihere was one amusing
,'iuy during the hearngof Collector Van Horns
'' 0eiore tho Senate Finance Committee tho other
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
CIuyAMEY SAILING FOR VICTORIA.

ToEoxro, April "a dispatch from Victoria T..
c.. announces that two steamers with 5000 Chi
nese sailed from Hong Kong for Victoria on Mon
day last.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
4 MISSING MANS BODY FOUND.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 9.-Ihe body Of
Conrad Deidcroi, who disappeared last October was
found In the canal at IIolyokc to-day.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
4 CHURCH TO BE REBUHT.

CINCINNATI, April 9.-'rhe congregation of
ST. Francis Xaviers Church to-day raised $4,000 for
rebuilding their church ediuce.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
GENERlL BUET BETTER.

SABAroGA, April 9.--rhere has been very
slight change the better la General Burts condition
IA LyentJ Jour lOurA
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
A few days ago member Of the firm Of Fowler &

few days ago a member Of the firm OF Fowler &
Cadnus produce merchants. at No. 80 Murray-st., i'll
formed Inspector Byrncs that their collector, Simon
Secor had DISAPPEARED with lie had reason TO believe.
sum of money between 500 aud $1,000 He thought
secor had gone to Boston. Word was
sent there with description OF the man.
Detective Frnk took the 10 o'clock train FOR Boston last
NIGHT 10 bring him here. Sec0r Ory-eght years OF
age He his in The employ OF the company iUr tSo
years and posseesed lis entlre cOniidonee.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
ARREST or 4 DISHONEST COLLECTOR

BOSTON, April 9.-Simon Secor, who is wanted
IN Ncw-YOrk for embezzlcment and whose arrest Was
reported last night, has been in this city five six
weeks going under the name OF Williams. Two checks
were found in his pockets for 294 the NewYOrk
County Bank, and the other for s6l the Irving Va
tOna Bank both payable 10 the order Of Fowler & Cad
mus, commits ion merchants OF Jersey City who have
branch house In NewYork II l. surIn,cd that this IS
the firm from which sccOr cmbeZzlcl lie has consented
tO 80 to NeW-IOrk without requisitlOn papers.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

SMALLPOX IN SOUIH BETHLEHEM.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
TIE ILL-FATED JEANETTE.
NDITION REFORE SAILING.

HER CONDITION BEFORE SAILING.
REPORT OF TIE NAVAL BOARD APPOINTED TO TX
ANIME THE ALTERATIONS AND RFPAIRs MADE
TO FIT HER FOR AN ARCTIC y0YAGE-FORE-
BODINGs OLE ENGINEER MELYIILE.
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Es.r .S0f{ce.

rCUE Taxes fo- 1881 are now due and promP;
1 payment of the same Is expected.
JOHN :. MOORE.
O,.ohcr -. 1851. Sheriff
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THE BEST y?
7TE FiI72l 4. F1G3 lTSIss BISlEa.
yyysE. AsY4. ES9sgP

sold last season in jefferson Il Clark, Counties
which was more thaa the aggregate sales of all
other kinds combined. 10 j. tao 5ef, because
il is the Sieujssi, Strongest, iigateS isg1, reo'i
magcqcgh, & peifec' lcvrkinQ. twas not pUt ont
in a hurry 20 meet "a temporary emergency, hut
Vas tEe first Irvine Binder in Tie field. and WAS
the outcome ct years of Thought and labor
Ot..r machines atc compelled Co. Use each 9th
crs devices and patent, and thus involve thela-
selves aol their customers ia law suits AMI
trouble rur iu.riH ;cmcu,s OF patents. The
WOOD is unique I'm Itself having nothing in
common with the other machine-
We refer o. tae following Jefferson Farmers
who havct the Wood machine:
Wm. Bc4G, ". Carper Jas. Lee Crises Z.
Z. Chew Rev. ". r. Lcave.l +. J. Manning
Danl Coleman. Milton Rouse, fanqu.ry, H..
r. Dace.ptrt Il. c. Washington, luo. bur:iS
j. d. Butler. Chas. A5,:ot'g, Herbert ucnder-
son.
Call examine sample machinc ot office of
Iippcj, * c., Chor.,stowu Every machine
Guaranteed. For sale bv
Valley FERTILIZER 60.
NJ. ao 1850
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.MoYyUEGTs, TONES,

Head and Foot stones, Nantes, Statues and
Carving. IN all H. vario,i> branches, AMI ali
work ia their 81 sina>s All critters pfoMp'y
fllei AZ the lowest rae AND shOrtcs; notice,
and AL work Delivered ami yli up, and guar
antcei 10 suit purchasers. II NOT. no sale
! ease call and see sud Judge to- yourselves be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, Wnl ratreniye Home
Manufacturers.
hssab-criJcrs have also in operation their
shop il Marl:asbIr;, where they will give
p-o3mi attention 20 ak work entrusted TO them.
DIEiIL < BRO.
Chsr,estoxn. July Is. iso7-y.
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yXTEhave limited amount Of per cspi. SOD
w jefferson County, IVES, Virginia. Bone,
Tor 81 ST 30 cents. We recommend theu a.
irsi-c'ass Investment,
Bn. JAMESON 4 CO.. Barker,
3'd and Che-rnut Street
Philadelphia, !errS,l'.sis
Sept. 8, lsT3-if
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Egegs eEMt Fsgper.

TIGUEST Cash Price paid Tor Rags and Pa
IL per at ,he
FREE PRESS OFFICE.
Nur'l - l~Sl
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Faei0aa ChlIgea E,gosv.
- y X K Z ~ h.
Phoenix Carriage Work,

: HAVE on hand and am constantly adding
thereto gtmy Coach Factory in Berryyile,
Clarke county. Virginia, many handsome, sub
staniia. and easy going vehicles
CARRIAGES, SiIlFrING-TOP BUGGlES,
pHErQNS, ROCKAWAYS, WAGON
ErrES, &c, &U
Itis we'll worth the attention Of those who need
ary Of these articles to call aud examine NY
stock. REPAIRS of all descriptions promptly
made. and the most liberal terms and low char
yes rule in my Transactions.
ESQ. c. THOMAS,
Bcrryyillc,
Clarke Ccu1ty, Va
NAYS. lSs0.
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Champion Of TIE World !!
THE CHAMPION GRAIN DRILL

rJ,HEunlcrsigned having received the Agency
1 Of this Celebeated Grain Drill Tor Jefferson
County, and having nov on hand supply o.!
these Drills and q fall line Of Extras, in ease OF
brcakase. 80 no DELAY can possibly occur in time
Of seeding We Offer this Drill 70 the iarisers
of jefferson on favorable terms and do not
fail 10 examine the Champion before purchas-
inga Grain Drill. u il beyond doCtt tie most
Important one Of all the farm implements,
GOOD Drill
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OUR STOCK III SIOVCS
Ev0l1es Admiration and Defies
COM PETITION
an and Cook stoyc-sor Coal Or bt the best make mrroytc
and handsome patterns cheaper than be found e%tcrem
thi, County. Call and examine and you will be suited
DgAa & Gs.5zE~gmER,
lIOlINEyTIL NlRDLE
GRANET'E WORkS.
NIARr5NsBUTsG. BEfSESI1L-t2T COUNTY
MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENTS
Tombs, Tablets, CURLING and cen'etey Work
an kinds
fq l Inns ever n So in this section claim that the people IN this
section having very near paying ught'ng Counties
WHY W tell hut the one County and the
advantage Is taken. 1t is my intention TO eNct!'n
.srrhlfsr;,sras aad .ss5isiie yress0eag,
country Call address at my works AMI Will see YOU or send
nv Agent guarantee than in Chalswn
Original DESIGNS FUIENIsEE,D.
Bids ON large Monuments asked for SLATE NANTEIS furnished TO order and
set mp very prices My Works the largest in the 2al District
IL NOZZLE Tlru General Agent. Proprietor
November H. 1851
Eor SaEe

Z NICE lot of Bacon. Hams Shoulders,
a Sides NacScusl ga barrels, Half and
Quarters. Herring anj SNAIL
MERCHANT & LUCAS.
June "a. 1Ss2
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A FEW OF IT'S MERITS:

Positive Forcc-Feed Grain Distributor, and
Positive Force Feed Grass Secdcr, which can
be used either in front Or rear of the hOse.
The Fertilizer Attachment is unequaled, and
is Warranted TO SOW EASILY and Evenly any OF
the varoes Eindsof Phosphates IN themarlet.
The Champion Is tieonly nin Drill IN the
market that has Special Attachment for Fiant
ing Corn for the crop.
The Champion is Simple in Construction ana
ts,sily operated bo,h for team and driver; The
,na,cfial used and quality Of Workmanship are
lhc Very Best Every Drill Warranted to give
ABSTRACTION or no sale.
I.loA We give you q few of the Practical
Farmers naines who have purchased from us
AMI used lasl year Drills, to Nhom we refer:
John Burns CharlcslOwn; Wn. Rider, Hall
towu; Phillip Powers Ripon; Moses W, Trus-
ecll. Lcrt0ign; fowls II. Nichols, HaiitoWn
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