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n#Nl'' UTATIUX
\ 'BITLLKI V NO. 4.
« 'PwTASH SaU'S. .. Jf-r
The common potash-salts in our mar
lied at the present time arc Kninibe and J
Muriate oi Potash. snUa conic to j
li* frjm Stassfirrt and-* -Beopoldtthall in
>jUirro«my-where they are • fotwid in encfl
wous -qn*»titi«a accompanied by com
li.on salt and numerous other compounds
Shipjjeil-to us in the past as ballj&t
freight, Wo haw gftten, theui at such
1 tireni 4he memt bvaiU-
Lle source of Potash for Agricultural
pmpotrs. Their use iu the Soutli At
lantic States has grown to cnormO.is
Ifropottions, until,.it is ■said, tiie de
luaitd «'UI soon surjxvss ilm ballast -ca-
Kjcitj of the vowel* in Ai* t«B«. Ac
the mpplj»is Urge "Wo wrrH l . d#«bU(ms>
"continue to got them though.
Kainite costs lately wholesale in lhrge
quantities iu Wilmington sl2 per ton
only* 13IE demand for such materials
at THIS season has put tile price up some
what, but not IN the proportion in which
retail dealers are selling it now. As
giv«l below farm era CRU affot'd To pay
sl6. to U& per TON fov IT* butno more.
2EIT«IFCLJF the retail dealers oug'lT to be
able to sell it at this] anywhere in the
State and Ue satisfied with their very
lair profits. To DEMAND $.25 to S3O per
too ior Kainite, as is ditnanded at some
PAHITFT, if limply out of all reason!
Kyur Bamplss oi Kainite have been an
alyzed at the Station tlfis scjxsoa:
1025 and 1026 are from Mnsirs. Ever.
•U Bros, and Gill Laurihburg N. C.,
1102 fram J. L. McLoaa E>qc, Shoe
Heal, 1111 from J. A. Sugg fisqr.,
Gk«mvilfc
10S5 1033 1103 1111
"WaUr at 130 d«?g. c. 9.87 16.43 9.12 '8.85
ln«olnble matter. 74# ,72 .*7 58
FBttth eqniV. to 11'.00 11.74 10.57 10.19
Sulphate of'fotasb 80.73 21 71 19.47 18.84
Uemmou 8«ll 31.37 30.81. 25.37 28.90
Com. vulae. #17.74 18.78 ».91 16.80
Besides Sulphate of Potash and common
■alt Kainite oaptcms Sulphate of Mag
nesia and Chloride of Magnesia whioh
»re of soma little value agriculturally*
One sample of Miniate or Chloride of*
Potash, from hern, baa been ana*
fcssd. U contained
Water at 130 dog. c> > 1.20
Insoluble matter"> *' _ 0.57
Muriate of-B6ta»b. j 79.38
CommonSsit- * _*J 14.78
—* Isirly gSfefi article of commercial
Muriate worth about SBO.OO per ton,
. CHAS.V, DABNEY, Jr.
* ~ 'Director.
MANVM VOI»-OR(ill IBDR.
Wood ashes are, doubtless, excellent
tor orchards, but instead of boing put
around-the toeei) they should bo spread
ever tUo whole fand. But where are the
ashes to oome from in this jrsgio n? We
have little or no ashes. Bi our limited
experience ne nave learned, one- thing in
regards to-orchards, or wsH'aafiKut trees
•f every kind-, that we have culti taled}
and' we believe the principle caa bo up
plied prettj Bxrctr to evefything that
grows upon the earth,, which it that
the application of manure benefits- them
all. Ground occupied with fruit trees
should be managed as liberally as are
other portion* of the land used for rait
iug. wheat and eorn. It is the neglect to do
*O, in connection with' the general nfgli.
geuce wih which orchards are treated in
mtifty seotioDS that make them unprofita
-11", and tabeuomo wornout prematurely.
And- as to> the manuro with which or.
shard* might to b« treated* Wliflb any
kin.l almost without exception,, will
• ' 1
prove an advantage, there is none in the
world to be compared o stable barn
yard manure.- application of
oliit only eTtr* third with, careful
pruning, asta|wg and washing- the
trunks of tile trees, will make a proditj~
aua-ohange in an ordfc&id. Q*lte4op*ctfVss~
&g can* I* applied afc any time when the
ground is not frozen, and if not bestowed
in too h'nvy lumps,-so as to iniara the
onhard^ grass, will yield in addition to
titie fiuit a couple of tons of good hay.
We have known three full crops of good
grass to tie cut from an orchard.—G«r
mautown - \
• UKAJ? EQDDCK-
Last Auguat- s a writer in the
ITusban drMu YW UIORI , sowed a ■ fww
pounds of strap leaf turnip seed between
t4ie rows d £ tobacco,, aud no attention
waapaid to ttivm aftar#««>d r except vto
kej[» off' stook. The mult was 900
bnshels of well-grown turnips. These 1
had'piled* in heaps of about 50 bnsliels
each„sul vrell'oovered with earth. The
topa.mak«-ex4«jlbik fbddfer for young
cattle, and the roots are good food for
milch cows. lb>ceaftor I shall' not bo
wiiJiouba onop of turnips for feeding.
A FFECT STPIE^GTfr^,A
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I tj.a fclo:i > Eircf:j;* ,- r.': i r'V- '■ v.-v?'}-?}to.fiid^;ri 4 i3s, 8
I I ixy j /.Ica i.c:t Ir'aclicn t'.-o cr rivo I
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iiliOW C Or, HaMlmy'ic, He. ,
The Best, Cheapest and Most Succcsifui Chemical Mixtures.
IS] By iiolruso higrh ffrado fertlliiertti. made at oae-titfd usual cest. g 11
■ ■■- iiiiMnn Leading fiUTT.oi* in svery State tnfrefsroneo. ■i—wrw 11319
Hn JWIiL r 3 CISqjLTID EMS, PCWiIL'2 SAHiIT. 2TOH i3LA32, iMm I'
lyl powzLL'a ?trr.r 25:hs mm;, maxi-s i.U2zm Hssaear
■ ■ POWELL'B PTOS A32£o:niT?l'rCH2, timin PCIASS, • R
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Handsome Illustrated Cfctaloguc,-giving f •! of i j9||
19 Pcvejl'; Prcptrcl Chexicdg, prices and "roftivrujw., v.-i'h aca
fill pas lyticaif v3.me of C2»Sii*2U *»& Bspon, »-».'! Ed to rr-vA'^fe|
iT,f furej ". victims of 1»>-
The Ckeapcal. Purest, and Brut Futility
Medicine in the World!
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jnuu •
dice, Billlens attacks, SICR HEAD CHE,
oolic, dH)*9"»on of spirits, SOUR STOMACtI
Heartburn, Ac , Ac. . 1 .
This unrivaled Southern Kemcdy ii war
rantetl not to contain a sincjio particle of mer
c»i>y,.or any injurious mineral substance, but is
1 nciil.V VEG£TA B 1.8,
containing tltosc Southern Roots- and Herbs
wliieh (ffi-WIK wise Providence hAs placed in
countries where INrer Diseases most' prevail.
It w«ll cure all diseases caused by Derange
ment ol the liver and bowels.
The Symptoms of liver comphtint are a bit- ,
teror bod taste.. in tho month; Pain iu the
b'act, sides or joints, often mistaken for Rheu
. mat ism; Bour'Stomacb;.!oss of appetite; bowels '
alternatively costive and lax; Headache; los>>
of memory, Witt) a painful sensation of hav
fug failed lo do somcUiing which ought to
have been done; Debility, low spirits, a thick
yellow cppeavancft of the akin and eyes, a dry
cough often mistaken for consumption.
' Sjiniv'times many of the symptoms attend
tho disease, at oth rs very few; but tho Liver,
the largest organ in the body, is generally the
seat of ihe disease, and if not r«gulated in
time, great suffering wretchedness and death
will ensue. •
Cll'TlO^
As there are a number of imitations offered
to tho public we would ea"tiou the community
to.buy no powders or drcpured Simmons Liver
Regulator unless in white wrappers, and has •
tho red letter Z and Mortar in the front, and is
luade by J. H. ZEILIN &Co.
"We have tested its virtues personally,* and
k-ntovr that-for Dyspspsia, Billiousness aud throb
blng headache, ii is the best- medicine the worj d
ever saw. We have tried forty other renicdi as
ticforc Simmons Liver Rejjulator, but nouc ~ot
them gave ne-move tfian temporary relief; bit
tiio R'egulktor not only relieved but cured us,
HCli.- TBLEGRAJ'H. AND MESSENQKK, MaUOU , Gn.
Mftuufactured only l>y
J. H. ZEILIN & Co, Philadelphia, Pa.,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGQIS TS.
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I WW be Hailed Free to all who apply by M
■ Liter.
■ OnrExpcrhnental Grounds la ■
■which we test our Vegetable and ■
■Slower Seeds are most complete: ■
■and our Greenhouses for Plants ■
■ (coverins 3 acres In glass)* are ■
■ the larcest In America*
IPETER HENDERSOir & CO. I
j 85 CorHandt Btr«af, Naw York. *•
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F^JLY
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By a ompetint taacbcr, a situation in a
school c it'ier male, female or mixed, in some
good neighbor"iood, or In a good family. For
particulars ap ily at this office.
6w. —31.81.
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WATER, MASS AND PILLS-.
Adopted''iu clnonic- diarrhoea, cores pation
and scrofula. —Uy. Lalxiam, M. I>. P 't Vir
ginia. Medical Society. i
Successfully used in dyspepsia, cbronc di ai
rhoea and scrofula—Erof. 3. Jackson, Uuiver
sity Pa.
Enicictit-i'n'ansCinia; excellent appetizer and
blood purifier.—H. Fisher, M. I)., Ga.,
Valuable in nervous prostration, indigestion,
•aw' chlorosis.—G. E, MatTiews, M. D., N. O.
A find tonic «nd alterative, vary valuable ie
diseases peculiar to females, chronic fever ann
ajjue, bronchitis and diseases of the digestivd
onrans. —J. F. Roujiliton, M'. D., Ala.
Very beneficial in strengtheuinp; and impro
ins; a redhejd system. —Rev. John . BccKwiih
Bishop of (>a.
Invaluable as a nervous touic—Hon. I C.
Fowler, Tenn.
Recommended as a pryphylactie in malarial
districts.—l>, R. Faircx. M. D., N. O
Restores debilitated systems to health,—T C.
•Mercer. M. D.-, Ind!
Used with great benefit i.i Malarial Fever aud
Diptheria.—S. F. Dupon, M. D , Ga.
Of great curative virtue.—Tlios. F. Rumbold,
M. D., St. EoulK J "
' Benefiaial iii uterine derangements and mala
rious Conditions.—G. M. Vail, M. D., Ohio.
L'est Remedy ever used . it) dl-'eases of the
lU'.oat.—i* A. Slfford, M. D., N. C.
Tonic, alturniSe, diuretic; one of natures
greatest remedies—Medical Association Lynch'
burg, Va.
Adapted in certain affections of the kidneyß
and bladder; dj-spepsia, lupus, chlorosis BC rof
ulous and cutaneous affeciiouß.—Prof. J. J
1 Moorman, M. D., Va.
Relieves licadache, promptly—both sick and
uervous.—Rev. E. G. DoUsou," Va.
Sample supply sent free to any physi ian de
siring to te»t. Painplilets sent free. Analysis
, with each package, cier ns it wines fiom
the springs 4 per case of 0 gallons in glass—
*2 50 for 5 gallons, £4 for 10 gallons $7 for 3)
gallons in casks. Mass 50 cents aud sl. $2.50
and $5 for half doz. Pills, pure sugar coa'ed
«,25c, 50c, and $1 package; $1.25, 2.60. end £5
half di.z. Sent postpaid anywhere This Mass
j aud Pills cot,tains in reduced space all the cu
rative powers of the water-aud is e rt nvenien.'
palatable and soluble.
Springs open for visitors June JsU Board
■ t35 per month. Special rates to families and
; patties. Carriages meet visitors at Forest aud
Lawyer's depot, each -1 miles from Springs, upon
advice of arrival.
Address
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Gr«iiaui N. C,
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,1 II with your name neatty
411 P" nte( l PS them for only
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Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, IJron
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n- _L.. Twciity-eight *tandaid book's ruduced in cost Tronlsl3.Co to >6,70; ainnnpr other woifaih«lii»
nsrannv orcailyle, Macaulay, Gibbon, Lair.urtnie, Jiichelct, bnille»i, I'lutarch, Lidildl, Arnold,
BhakSpeaifl, large trpe. S vols.. 81.50; Milton, 10 cents; Pantc, r» cents; Virgil, SO cente; Homer's r\. ,
•' Ulad/' 30 cents; lYomor's "Ociysj»y,".ao ipnUj "Light of Asm," lino ediUoß, is ceuto; Hoiiuuw'b, 03 | Q6 {[ V,
l Chambers'. " riyclopoQdia of EngUsii Litcrntnre," reduced from SO.OO te J2.oo,'Tidne froni W0.0»
I TPran TP to GO cent«; Maeauluy's " l>say;i" from SjM.O toCi.SO; " Moil-rn t insjics," Ave vols., from SS.OT
LI lUI Mllll Ua t«vo cent"; I'ioisea.rt's "Clirouicles" fnmi SS.OOXo "The Koran "from $2.76 to3o cents;
Patriotism," W cents.
at 10c-nt'OT'h. " Arabian Nilrlits,"'! l itisblnson CVi'.roe." Bunyan's" Pllgrliaia | ltll _ M !|_
I'rogrcss," rabies" "Mtinolia-so;i ait-J (iullirer's Travels.'; "Cocil's Natural History," J VfiM R
reduced fiom }5.,5 to {I.OT. Stories a:iJ W cents, Lunil," Wc'ents. UUIUIIIIUi
n_l' " .' r-onne-'sOr-at"' tnblo Concordance" (Spurgeon pays Crudcn's Is child's play compared with
Up on «. »), 1-edncc.l from »!5.0» to.iiOO ; Ceikfe's "Life i t CUi-ist," from *SOO to SO cents,'
nullQlUUOa Kitto's "CyclopajdiV' from WO.OO to »2.00 i S^nith'a" UiUVLictiunaiy," froia «3.00t060 cent*,
"Joseplms's Works," #LSO. , , •• i
"Plctoilal Handy Lexicon," Vfi Illustration*.l7 cont«. "nealtJTby Eiercise" lUtepts. KlJ rt AM||nnAi%N#t
"Health for>\'nnen," 80cents. "Ouroof i'ara.yS," 30cents. "Saying* Ifl SCG StIGODS.
of SiKirrowgraSß 1-apers," SO cents." Leaves from Utnry otan old Lawyer "*I.OQ. Itliuwunmiuguo,
n .'I I li Scott's "Tho Art of Beantiryliltf-9uburlian notne Oronnds," rednMd'froih «XM
(s99IiTIT!!I tlfllTlPs tjvs'-fo. coeof the finest books ever published lu this country. Beeehersays:
HGaiIUIUI llUillwOi " There is' to other book that can eomiiai-e with It for the wsfats df common
people." 000. Wm. Curtis says; "Isbofullof ajid line feeling that It should be inererjf'village library."
Revolution Pamphlets.
Onlv books of the liighast class pablishei bv us, and the p ices are low beyond comparison with the cheapct
books issued. To illustrate and de»i oniUate tlieso irutfu, we scud the following books, all complete
•aid mjU».sAfrcA,r>o»t-r>ni , l. at the ptices njnied; jr. ' ■
Macaulay's n Life of I'i-edf-iick th-j Ore.-tr." Former price. $1.55. Brevier type, price 3 eenti.
Cariyle's " I.io* of lloin rt JJnrus." l'ornier price, »1.». •!#■*» vi-iee 3«nt«. . '-
•' Liehi .if A.la." Bv Edwin Arnold. Former price, »I.M. r.ejiUtiflil print, brevier type, price 5 ccftta.
Thos. Hnghea'a•' Maniinesßuf Christ." i -l'iiur pi iccjij.oo. Beautiful brevier QTpe. price Sceuta.
'• Mary Queen of BcWs' E f fe?' l»y Lamart ine. I'ormerjtt-lce, tI.SS. Erevter.tyi*\ price Sctnta. ■
•'Vicar of VVaJwlickl." By 01i» » li.. \kj- type. In antu ui print. iunce o i-enw.
Bunyan's"i'ilgrinra Progress." Bo«igeois tyia;, leaflet!; l>eantiful print, iniee ccentej.- 1 ; ; . >
lVscriptive catalogue *nt free on redne t. Bfi*it b>.U'i,tik draft, money c-nier, rtgii'iiied letter, orbyeipreaa.
4>f ftftf ih.jf.ir umjf l>*t auit in -Addi-esi
» AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE,
JOHN IV AliDftN, MANAGER. TrUwnio BnildHijr, New Yqrk.
a /• C • H. L. iiU;. Ty.n \ A Co.. ( "in mruil Clarke A'Co.*
- i»H. Clark & Co.; Toledo. Brown,
ch»WMg», A Wit nAc State rt ft! .• - .' . ... # d; Wcldi, bU
K, ■. SI * •?. * H«,II CU. j AIA UTVAT IUT LCOUIUG L/DOLAC*IEI; ...
" 'Kf.X 1 If on can m.iie money faster i»
J/Um JL work for Us than at anything elw
\ CopituJ no; Wc will start yon. £1?
V "a nay niaAo '>y the ■ industrious
\fcn, uomeju, boyij amigirls wanted everywhere
to irAf ftraorm. •'Son is the time. Y wean de
- vote yonr whole ttme to the work, or only your
spare moments. >"o other _bnsfne*p will pa.v
you nearly as well. Jfb or!a willing to work can
fail to make enormous p»v by cugagihff at once.
Costly Outfltand terms free. A grc*it oppor
tunity for making money easily and honorably
Address THUE it CO., Augusta, Maine.
*»■ Outfit set,l free 10 those who wish to ei
Vp4#-"'.F e rfie' most p!. asaht ai d prof?
table business known. Everything hew
Capital nt required. We will fur nihil you''
everything. $lO a day and upwards is easily
made without staying atVay from home_ ove.
I No tisk whatever. Many new work
ers wanted at once. Mitiy are making for
tunes ut the bu-slness. Ladies make as much
as men, and joung boys and girls make great
pay- No on* who is Willing Ifi work fails to
.nuke more money every, djry tTiiin ean lie n. a
in a week at «\ny o;*li»thi'y employoieui. Tliosi
fwlio engage at once will find a short road •
(jrluiie. Add.ess H. lliillilt fc Cb., P«.rt'f»in
Maine • .1 ; •> .. , i.j j
'i r « lr :
I TIIE It
New V oik Obsorvei
THIftYKAR
The Largest and Beat Family Paper in
.j , lbe Woild.
Si'ial for Narnpl# Coßr—FrM. i .i
.\E W lOXH OBIEKTK. "
3t I'm k Row, New Vorki
Dissolntiou.
On t.he Ifitli of. April last, Mr. W. A; Erwin i
j|Mirch. sed,tlie iutere&t of J, (i Gant in the 1
-tore of J. Q. Gant feCoi, at OoiVipany Shops
>T. C. The new business will be condncU-d
ander the firm name of Ilolt, Erwin fe Holt.
Miv Erwin, the active member of. lhfi new .
"firm, being well knSwn to otiv cnstoniers, and
horouglj' aoqr.ainted with the demands of the
-ade has just returned, and i« daily receiving
from Headquarters a fell hi* l hands ma Btock
:\.i every thing his eus-ton ors want.
AVe return thanks to our mnry customers
■ind cheerfully recommend tlteßi to tiic new
firm.
5. 19 ISSO tf. J. £ GANT & Co.
t'LETQANT JEWELRY,-CHfftP.
I To Introduce bur new and Influence tradp
1 .re make the folJowitiK unparalleled offers for»
short tyme :*'Tfie Berlin racket contains a gold
Mice, aet of agate studs, gold plnte buna rluf, collar
but lon, key ring, pocket book, imitation silk
stamps; 4 packets for SI.OO. The lot can be re
tailed at from $2 to $5.00. :
The Koyal Casket contains ore superb amethyst
ring, elegant coral brJptch set In box, fancy neck
lace, coral sleeve buttons, engraved gold plate
bracelets, rose scarf pin,gold plated lady's set, gold
plate sleeve buttons, heavy gold plate studs, lovely
cameo scarf pin. genuine. Parisian diamond stud,
Maltese cross with P. diamond center, beautiful
let sjpeve buttons, plated collar button, plated
. liiife watch cliauk t&aO* gold plate ring, nobby
cameo rmg?.' MutStte ear-ntifg with PTaiamond
settings. Rents' full comb, amethyst set, lady's
.fall plated set with white stone settings, jet and
cameo,-kcarf pin, ens-.gold plate sleeve buttons.
The whole of this mawnimsent' collection sent
secure by mail for 11, 2 for fl.TOj 4 for *3. This Jot
can be retiillert easlTy at froiMP to flo 7 Address,'
N. Y. JEWKLR.Y CO., Atlanta. Oa. t
Thk Atlanta jSkp be says: J'.Ttils company is
perfectly idfabXH and the amount they give for
' i your mousy is astounding."
LUOIB
Fashionable Barber
AXD
HAIR DRESSER
v LiJ*SXi' H-I, .i«
AT THK Gil A HAM HOTEL..
Special attentinta gjr6la tb I a (Res' and
dren'B hpir. Call and pet » bottle of Walter,»
landrufF cure. It ia-a nre lemady and nit
■ prevent. hair falling oft.
•'
.'.i ' ■rV'-)v ;.i if -
•Home Again*
. j.. 1»j h'H; ii> ;i i. ;i ;,{!#■ -»j I 7
With aubeath!fu» lmotjfifall goods at s
1 i j■, ! l*j r, j - •> ■« JlmmliPm •?,- I »
Bottom Prices
ilf you want a Beautiful dress, Handsome ani(
of clothes, Good over coat, Elegant eloa'k/l
New style shawl.or nubia, New and stylish hat,
either ladies' or gentlcmon'S, Neckyvare of any
description, Ui.derware, cornet. Hosiery of any
style, frilk fringe, Laces, silk or Yoivet for trim
-iug. Pair of flue sboes or boots or anything. id
the
Dry Goods
LINE ,' 1
very cheap, call to sea me. i.;also Reep a ful'
line of Uroi«ri«F, UanMrore, Queensware, Drugs
anjl Medioiues, which I offer as low as the
lowest. It will pay rpa tq«all toiee ine. >
B. A. SELLAKS.
Company Shops, Oet. 11,1880. n'A r 1'
Seeds, Seeds
JIIMtBKCGItBD
'.Clover isee,l, •; ..
Orchard Grass 1 ' -
and Garden Seeds..
SCOTT & JJONKELL.
* Just Received
20,000' pounds Ship Stuflj the?
best of stock, feed.
. a-,.1 SCOTT•& DONNELL
_ THE ~
Sllll HIS!
' hi ; . :• HI i* >r~
OP the Piolntoni Itcotion. ' '
• ' . • * in. ' v /4-. I i
Old Hetfa&le
Piedmont Warehouse
FOR f*II K * tl.ft or ,i ';
Ler.l Tobacco,
Opposite Depnf\ —-E LlnvUle, JV. O
Hightwl. prices iuicl-. host accommodations
gnnrantoetf.
-'1 'T t K Lid.VCf r&N Si CO., JRropls.
A. J. Ellington. Cashier,'.../, if. Ar.drews,'
Auctioneer. Dick Weddrl ifait.
Floor M anager.
jau 17 6m.
PLOW
Como and;see our New Far
mers Friend Plows. Can use a'nv kiu'd of Plpv/
Irons on it. A Full line ot Steel' Bull Tongues,
Shovels Ac., &,a. ~ . ...
SCOT'i & DONNELL.
,r>T TV ' (srent chance fo mak
\JT V/JLily. money, e need a per
. . , . . E °n in svrry town,
take subscriptions K»r the largest, ehcapcst an
liesi Illustrated family publication in the woridi.
Anyone can htconic a fcnciessful agent. Six
elegant w(>rks of art given free to subscribers.
I li(j pntctt is so low that almost overyborty sub
scribes. One agent reports taking 120 sub-,
senbers in a day. A lady agcut reports making
over clear profit in ten days. All who en-,
gage imtke money, fa#t. You can devote all;
join time to the business, or only your spare.
«?'. ,? u . t'e away fi'oiri hoinc ov«r
night. \ou bun dw os wcll as others. Full di
rections and tur.ll* free. Elegant and expen
sive OttMit free. 1/you v«un profitable wtxk
send us your address at on4e. It costs nothing
to try 1.6 business. No oue nfiu fails
sJw a > .^ ea l pa; ?- Aac,rCß * GEOR&ET STIN
SON A CO., l'ortlarid, Malue. '• •' " •
~ !-!■-!--
f' ce - with full in.tru'e
c in(llu ' tin g the most p -ofita
j| business that any one can engage in. The
**7 t , ok ' Rrn ' an d our iuhlru' tions
simple and plain that any one c> 11 make
great p oflt from the very start No cne can
mU'uf ', 8 WilUu « are ks
ar^^J^ 8 iu lnOU 'i. oys WA gli-Ls can earn
dXrJi Many have mada over me,hundred
knntn \ t 81 "g'e . Not ing- lite it ever
' before. All who ongage are surprised
at the ease and rapidity with which they are
able to make monet. You can criirajfe in this
felT 8 time profit
}?i ii,1 0 !'?, e tc iuvest capital in it'. We take
i risk, lhosc who need ready riionev
Scolt & JDoonelf
Graham N 0
If Balers in
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