CORRESPONDENCE
Messrs. Editors: In a 'late number
of our leading Agricultural journal
there is an article on David Dickson,
of Georgia, who has amassed nn im
rnense fortune, by skill in farming.
Of course it is nat fto be expected
ibat every farmer can.be as successful
as he has been, forvery few have the
same energy and practical good "sense
to apply to all the various departments
,f h'-s pursuit; Lift if one-half is true
that is said of him, we may take him
fur our model, and the nearer we da as
he docs the better for us.
One thing struck me very forcibly,
in tho article referred to.which is this,
Mr. Dickson cultivates nearly double
the quantity of land to the hand that
farmers generally do
This most important result is accom
plislieu in a way mat. we can an mmme
and 'A kno wledge of it would be of
nreat value to the farmers who read
t -
j our paper. '
- It is dene by.deep plowing and shal
low cultivating. .
In the Spring he gives his land one
deep and thorough plowing or break
ing u n the Cultivation of the crop is
--o ii ' m
only on tho surface, of the ground, just
deep enough to destroy the weeds and
eras;
It will be seen, at once,; how .much
hard labort'if . man and horse can be
. ,1 t .. 1 1. 1 . . i-rt n A tlmt !a nnf
all, it is the best way, even if no labor
were saved.
This U the great secret of his sue.
-cess iu workin" Iwentvfive or thirty
acres to the hand.
When the proper : time comes for
Hitting this knowledge into practice,
. let all your readers, who arc fanners,
remember it, and the saving they .will
make in labor will enable them easily
to pay for their paper and a libeial
contribution to the tuiv's of an Agri
cultural society beide.w
Yours, &c,
PLOWMAN.
A Tekuidlk Leap. A fire occurred
in Brooklyn, New York, on the30ih
ult., In the wliite lead works of Pewin,
Andrews & Douglas. Tiiomas WaU
Jttee,, with hfsf wife and chikl, occupied
the upper part of the- building. The
fire commenced between the second
and third floors and spread so rapidly
that the escape of the family 'was cut
off. In this emergency. Wallace came
t the desprato resolve , of jumping
fjom the third htory to the ground.
lie tyok his child in his" arms,. ahd, his
wife's hind, and together they made
the fp.iifti! lean. Wallace a.id his
child were kiSU-d. Mrs. Wallace had
both less broken and her tkull" frac.tx
tired." 5!:.e-cannot live.-. ..
Wholesalo Slaughter. '
The Nashville" Union db American
m s :
A horrible tragedy .was perpetrated
twelve .nilos from the yUy, on the
Clark's vi Me iko. before daylight Sun
day morning.. It was the murder of a
u-iln and three children by' a fiend in
human s-hitpe, 3w Barton, this husband
anil father.
Mrs. Barton and' her children had re
tired to rest in the same 6cd, Saturday
right, Barton being absent." Shortly
fu-r iniilnight, it is believed, Barton
returned and cut iheir throats. The
murder was not di'scovered until 10 o'
clock Sunday mvning, when a farmer,
well acquainted with the family, pass
ing on his way to church, observed the
lu;ue fastened,' no smoke issuing" from.
the chimney-, the windows closed and
no sign'of life. lie went to the door
and knocked. Again and again did he
beat upon the 'door,, but no answer
came. A 'mysterious stillness prevail
ed. He. pried open the door aud stood
aghast at the dreadful spectacre which
met his gaze. There lay the mother
and the three little children in a great
dark pool of blood which had run down
from their lacerated throats toward
the middle of the bed. The mother
looked as though she hud awakened
from some terrible dream, and, hav
ing resisted as long as she' was able,
had sank down w ith her face turned to
ward her children, as if to avert the
fate which awaited them. The children
had evidently each been pulled down
one by onen the bed and butchered
beside their mother.
FR U IT TREES ! FR UIT TREES !
lO.OO per 100, $80.00 per 1000.
I have a fine assortment of apjile, peach,
perw plum, apricot, 'nectarine, and grape
Tines, Ac, for Fall and Winter planting, for
sale in large or small quantities cheap. Also
a few choice Dahlias. The most magnificent
of-Autumn louvers New descriptive Cats
logue sent to applicants I'ree. ' ,
G. L. ANTHONY,
! t v Greensboro, N. (7.
P. O. Box 11. 45.3m.
WANTED, -AGENTS
MALE AND FEMALE,
To introduce the. celebrated " Commen-Sense
Household Sewing Machines " Price only
$15. A so, the " Buckeye Shutilo "Price
$20; and the "Home Shuttle"-Price $25.
Tables and Treadles Walnut Top and Cast
Iron Frame, bronzed --Price $10 oajh.
" For Circularfi' to Agents, address
MAXWKLL & BRADSIIAW.
45-3m. Charlotte, X. C.
NOTICE.
To all whom it may concern,
That ther will be Special Term of the Su
parior Court held in the Town of Rutherfoi d
ton, for Rutherford county, on the 1st Slonday,
it beiny; the 7th day of February f870. To
eoDtinue from day to day until all the busi
Hss is tranfa;ted in regard to civil suits. By
ecial approval of the Governor and order
of Judge Henry. Given under royjiaud this
the 23rd day of Dec 1 869.
y Bi W. ANDREWS, Chm'n.
E. J. W'iluaws, Cl'k. cx-offieia. i 3t
To Wholesale Dealers.
E.M.HOLT&CO.
offer tho manufactures oC their several milla
at the Factory Prices, delivered ia CiiarlotU,
YARNS.
SHEETINGS,
SHIRTINGS,
TICKS,
AXD THE WEtli-KKOWIf
ALAMANCE PLAIDS.
TO PLANTERS.
WE RUN TWO LARGE
FLOURING MILLS
ARE AGENTS FOR
AND
OTHERS.
Our Mills Will Consume
1500 BUSHELS
OF ''
WHEAT PER DAY.
which we intend to buv in tlio Charlotte
maiket, Lou't sell your wheat, before see
ing us.
WE HA VE JUST RECEIVED
AND OFFER TO THE
TRADE
SA CKS LI VERPOOL SALT.
. SACKS
BLOWN SALT, FINE IN FOUR
-. BUSHEL BAGS. v
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON
HAND ALL KINDS OF
The LargestStockin (he State
45-tf '
u" vl!'
W. J. BLACK,
WTLSON AV RT.PK-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
In Drugs, Medicines, Pants. Oih, Dye
Jjamp Klumneys, die.
Corner Trade 4 College Sts., . -
CHARLOTTE, IV. C.
Vindicator copy tf. 45-ly
1000 SACKS
LIVERPOOL SALT delivered any Depot
$.30 U the Trade. .
Steniioltse, Macauley & Co,
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
Paid for comiiry produce by
STE.NI10USE, MACAULEY & CO
45-3m
TO MERCHANTS.
ELI.1S COHEJY,
The Oldest Mcrchaats of Charlotte, are offer
mg their largo and ell assorted Stock of
Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing,
BooU and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Notions and Fancy Goods.
Suited to the Wholesale Trade, at
Unprecedented Low Price's,
Buyers would do well to examine their goodi
uu prices oeiore l'urciiasing.
S:ore Oppoaile Charlotte Hotel.
45 3m. ' EL1AS & COHEN.
AXES
"AXES!!
Axes! !
EVERY AXE WARRANTED,
IOO doz. Just received, which we offer
very low at
WHOLESALE OE RETAIL
Also a full stock of Hardware, Cutlery
Guns. . J. '
Is?- Cafl and see us.
Oates, Walter Brem & Co
45-Im
Mansion nouse Corner.
TO WHOLESALE BUYERS.
Thanking our numerous friends wh in
the past so lavishly bestowed their favors upon
ue, and tUereby placing ua among thai .
First of the ITIcrcIiaiits ef
Cliurlotte.
a title which we recognize with proud satis
fao: ion, which we will,endeavor to maintain by
Fair Dealing- .
and'
ExtraordiHary IndiicemenlH
this corning season, to present the first and
largest stock of gooda ever brought to ' this
State by any house, whieh we respectfully in
vite pur numerous customers and all others
who come to this market to purchase.
Very Reppectfullv,
WITTKOWSKY fc RINTJ8LS.
Wr. A. K. MAYER
is now with the above famous arid well know
house where he will bo pleased to see bis
lrieudtt
FASllIOAAIiLE MILLIAEBY
! i - -
AND , '-
Dress-Making,
- by
Mis BETSY WILLIAms.
Over WITTKOWSKY &; PvINTEL'S Store.,
tf ' Charlotte, K. 0,
PUNTS FOR H TIMERS AND OTHERS
-r-Th Grafton Mineral Paint Co, are
now manufacturing the Best, Cheapest
and moot Durable Paint in use ; two coat
well put on, mixed with pure Linseed Oil,
will last 10 or 15 years ; it ia of a tight brown
or beautiful chocolate color, and can be changed
lo green, lead, etoe, drab, olivs or cream, to
suit the taste of the consumer. Tt ia vatua
ble for House, Burns, Fence, Carriage and
ar makers, Pails and Wooden Ware, Agri
cultural Implements, Cal Boats, Vessels
and Ships1 Bottoms, Canvas, VeUl and Shin
gle Roofs, (it being Fire ana Water proof)
xioor ini ikhub, yonu junnuiw-'Wrp having
used 5,000 ouls, the past year,) ana ft paint
l i a
I or nnv nuriKwo in urisuroassvu iur ww h.i
w - a - . I
ability, elasticity and adhesiveness, rnov g
per bbl. of 300 Iba, which will supply a u i
mer for rears to come. Warranted in all
cases as above. Send for a circular which
V ...
gives full particulars. None genuine unless
branded in a trade mark, oration Mineral
Paint. Perseus can order the Paint aud re
mit the money on receipt of goods. Address,
BlDWELL L CO., 254 Pcail St., W. 1.
45-Gm . i
DRUG TRADE! !
Wholesale Asb Retail
DRUG GISTS,
Corker Trade akd Trtos Streets.
Invite attention to their large and well select
ed Block of
Drugs,
Medicines,
Paints, Oih,
Varnishes, Dye Stuffs,
Window, Glass, Brushes, Combs,
Fancy and Toilet Articles,
. Perfumery, Soaps,
Kerosene Oil,
Lamps,
and everything kept by a first class
DRUG HOUSE.
Merchants Physicann and others are invited
to examine our stock and prices
T. K. CURETON, .
Reeidext Partker,
46-ly CTTARLOTTB, N. C,
Irs.
. 2
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M
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John T. Butler
PRACTICAL
Watch and Clock
MAKER AND JEWELER, AC,
I Main St., Charlotte, N. C.
' Dealer in Fine Watches and Clocks, Jewel
ry, Spectacles and Watch Materials ic.
- Fina Watches, Olocks.and Jewelry of every
dcscriptioQ repaired arid wufrauted for twelve
nionthx, ' .
fjf- Work left at the Yikdicatoh Office
will be forwarded at my , expense. 45 If.
W. M. SIIIPP,
Attorney at Latv,
Charlotte, N. C.
Will attend to all business entrusted to his
ease id the IXth J udicial district Collections
made iu ail parts, of the fitatp. 44-ly
3
PUMIUMS.!
A SPLENDID CHANCE!
n order to
lacretM tLe (Srcuhtion of tLt
BUTHEOBD STAB,
whith bow has the larg esv ,irclatin of any
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PnbKahed ki Westwa Kortli CareluiHi
Wa offer tba following .htJueeoaeBta la
A genu. We wilil gire for tUp- Wgoat liat of
subscribers, not lei), than 160.
A fine English Lever, Hunting Case
GoM Watch and chain, valued at $32.00
For the second Largest List, not lens
than 73. A Grover k Baker Sewing
Machine, valued at $50.00
For the third Largest List, not Ws than
50. A fine Double Barret Shot Gun
valued at $JB.60
For the fourth Largest .Liat, not lew
than 3A A Washing Machiu,
valued ? " tl4.09
For th'a fifth Largest List, hot lew than
25. a. Silver Uunting Cse Wub,
valued at : 212.96
We also offer to person who will get us
a Uub orvOiiubscribera,
A Niekel Hunting Caao Watch,
valued at 10.00
lorafJIua of 10, Books publmhed by
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For a Club of 5, a Years subscription t6
the Star, '
$5.00
$2.00
For 2 8ubscriber8--Ai.y book worth
50
We will alMgive teemv New suuac
ber a beautiful picture of President
Grant, raided at
25
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Persons subscribing for the Star far
12
the
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nrist of oaxt JaniMtry.
A NEW STORY,
BY
ALPHA DE KAPPA,
Will be-commenced in a few weeks, and will
run through some ten or SftHen numbers.
The interest 3ianifeted in his stories.
"Buried Alive," "The Hival
Lovers," 4c, ic, is suffi
cient to 8tisfy all that
the new one will
be a s net 88.
We have or
dered a lot of new
TYPE.',
aud iulond to make the -
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We ask for a continned support from our
Inenag promising to give tlie Jsur mere atten
tion in every dtfpartiuent.
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is due iM than the awaey in worth.
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Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit, Herl),
Tree, Shrub and Evergreen - Seeds,
with directions J'nr oulturo, prepaid by
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25 Sorts of either for $V00 : prepaid by
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PERFUMERY, Toilet Soaps, Ac., for sale
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VcVfjtl
new adyertisemkSts.
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M htlfnr. Fall raii(HikM;Hnltani fwrnmrn'
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A Wori descrkptive of the SITS'-Crte. irtoe".
Vk-e, Splvndors aud Crimes of the City .f
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Tis is the most popular Sewing Marine ol
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constantly Increasing. Now is the time to
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ware of iiitnngors.lj!3 Addross Skcomii A
Co., Boston, Mass., Pittsburgh, Pa., or iil.
Louis, Mo.
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The Best in the World
Over 100,000 in Use. Will do more work
with the same amount of fuel than any oilier
Stove ever made. ,
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Exclusive manufrtcturers, Troy, N. Y
Descriptive pamphlets sent free. i
TWO MONTHS
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XOTIIIXa SECTIOSAL!
KOTJIIXG SECTAMA X,.'
The Little Corporal.
ErUirtly Original and Firni-CUtM.
All Dew subscribers for Tho. Little Corporal
for the new year, whose names and money are
sent in before the last of Dcember, . will re
ceive tho November and December Xos.. ol
18G0 Fhek. j
The Lntle Corporal hns a Iargter circulatiDii
than any other Juvenilo Magazine in lle
World, and ia belter worth the pi ice than any
other magazine published.
Because of its immense circulation, we tre
enabled to lurnish it at the low price of Owe
Dollar a Year: Single number 12 cenM; or
free to any one who will try to raise a club.
Beautiful prennujn.s for clubs. Subscribe Ndw.
Back numbers can always be acnt. Address
Alfred L. Sewell k Co., Publishers, Chica-
The Purest, Best and Cheapest
LAIADBY SOAP,
COLGATE A CO. 5RW YORK..
EstublUhed in 180G.
SOLD BY ALL GROCERS.
KNIT KNIT KNIT.
AGENTS Wanted erery where to sll the
American Knitting Maohine, tho ouly
practical Family Knitting Machine orer
iurented. Price $25. Will knit 2,000 stitches
per minute. Addresa American Knitting
Machine Co , Boston, Mau., or St. Lbuia, Mo
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
ONT forgt that aay and all kinds of
country prouueo win oe uxen in ex-'
change fur goods, at the highest mark
ice, at J, W. CLAKK.E S.
5j frjj
TO TIIK WORKTXO CLAS& W. .r,
now prepared to fumiidi all claivni with eon
xtant cu jUornwai at botue, tlx wuol ot th
time or or ihe parc momenta. Ibistne4 new,
.liphl at d profitable. Persons f eilhcr ez
i!y earn from 50c, to Si pr erciMtig. and
a prcputtHHiai uta by arvoting their whol
lime UMlfc bUMOc. 15or aud gitU htfn
noaify ai n.ttxh as men That all ,ho awtt
li ikk-c may ncnd iboir addre., ami rt
the btixiuca, we hiakt tltwt uapralleled off :
To mich a are not wen MUanrd, w wul tel
51 to pay tiie trouble ot nln(. 'uU
ariicularx a valuable mnpte. h th will 4
to commer.ee ork on. and a cuvr ' ut Tb
People'a literary: O nipwuio. ouai ol 'Jm
larg?l and bert lainiity nvwapttprra puUiahcd
a 1 vul fre by mail. Urader. it you want
prr.iaBeot, . pr.tllatJe work, adjr W C
Al.LK.v A Co, -lugusta. Mvi.e.
100,000 AG KSTSVYASTKD YQH
PRIEST A AD AO.
Applv at otuf to
(R1TTK.NPKK i McK!XNl:Y.
nOS Clicslnul street, Pl.iUrdeiphia. Pd.
c.
R. JOHNS' & CO.
Land Accxts
AND BAXKCR.V
AtSTlS, Tata.
LORILLARL'S
is au exwllertt article tf
granulated 'Virginia;
wherever. introdiauvU it U
Smolig TtA-orro.
univeraalir admired.
It ia put up in band-
home' mtiKhn bg, in which orders Ibr Urr
schauat Pip s are daily packed.
LOMLLARVS I is made jf the choieo
Ynirllt Club hal grown; it. is suU-
ioiia j TUtxtco. I uvrvoua iu MS e&rcta, aa
the Nicvtioe ha.-t levn oxiracted; il taavoa no
diwgrecablo taste alter rmoking; it ia very
mild, light in 'color and weight, bene on
pound wil last as long aa 3 ol ordinary tobac-
cu. tu litis biAi-0 we also Pi-'K oMcr vary.
day for flrt quality Meerschaum Pipee. Try
it aud gutiviuc-o youraelvea it ia au it claitua
to U', "Tuk iisvsr or Alu"
LORILIXKD'S This bradd of Fit Cut
C'UftTUI&Y. I chewing loUaoou h. au
Chtrritg T"ixicr. equal or auperiori an.
where. It ia without dout the best ch ing
tobacco in tlie eoautry.
-t'".Mia !vo now been in gan-
' ' I ral uae iq the Imlcit
States ovot 110. vt-or., and alill eknowWgeU
' lh beat" wherever used.
II your atorekeewr does hot have lh
articles for sale; ask him to ret thorn ; tWy
Sro sold by respectable jobber uliuoal every,
where.
Circular of prices mailed on application.
P. I-Pltll-LAltD CO., new lrk.
ASK Von r Dor lor 0r UratrarUI f r
SWKl'r Ut'I.Mil-.-il"l.(biM,r)Uuil a
It made ouly tty I .SI CtK.l.i, larmitl,ntr. '
tr. winn
I I Pa., of U
U vernal dii
WHlTTIEa, 9 Wylie St, Pittsburgh
niou-wide reputation, treats !
scases ; a 1 10, seminal weakseaa
""pofencv, Ac.ilio result of soil abuse. Bond
- -mnp.i nr Kcaieu pampiiiet, ou pajwi. iu
inauer failed, slate case. CouaultPUon
I'rer
0
Horg.. Slight-ofhand Kx
poed ;" over 100 pages. ' Age Cards ;"
to tell 'any man "Game ot
Authors." All mautu lor M jtitj. jt. ,
Gue v A Co., Yorkvillo, C.
GROVER & BAKER'S
FIRST rilKMlCM
ELASTIC STITCH
FiUtLT 8SWI5Q
181
lialttm
1 pro St., UullloiorOf !TCd.
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE Beauty and
Elasticity of Stich. Perlection mid aim
rlicity of Machinery. Usine both lhrea'U
dircci.v. from the spools. No fastening of seann
by hand and no waste of Ihrt-ad. Wide runyn
cf application without 'change of adjuslmeut.
Tli4e-ai retains its beauty and tittniicsa after
washing and ironing. Boiiidoa doing nil kiinii
of work done by other Sowing Mbchincs. thoso
Machines execute tho most, beautiful and por
muneiil Embroidery and ornamental work.
'J6-lr.
State of North Caroliua,
KUTIIEIiFOIlI) COUNTY.
. SUPERIOR dO CRT.
Jam is W. JoiiASOif,
vs. .
MAr.OAUliT E. Jomvhok.
It appearing to tlio sutisfactirwi f the Collf
that Margaret K. Johnson, ' the Dofondart'
above nuuiud is not a rosident of this Statu
or cannot alter due diltgeuco be found (hireio
it is ordorc! that publication be made in lb
RiUherfonl Star, a weekly newspHpcr publish
ed in the town of RutherfoTtlton, IbrsU weeks
notifying tlio Defendant to d-irot in aud defeud
the naid action, or the Plaintiff will apply for
tho relief domaml-d in the complaint.
J. B. CARPKKTKIl, 8. 0. a
Not. 21st, 1SC9.
CONFIXiTIOxNERIES.
C
RANDIES, nuts, jelHes,
pickles, cracker
W. CLAKKK.
Ao. or sale uy
J.
SALT! SALT ! ! SALT! i!
1 LARGE
for sule t
supp'y of best Liverpool
Sa!t,
very low nt
J. W. CLAKKK S.
TO LEASE.
0Nlhe
wil
UK 25lh day of "Deoember next,
(ourt House in Kuthcrfordton,
I
1 louse lor if to ,
TERM OF 7 WO YEARS
the well known VILLA GE HOTEL, built
and occupied for many year by the late To
Twitly, and also by Sitm'L WHWns.
At li e same time an I place, J will 1
Iomsu for the Kime term the
HO TEL
now occupied by Carter B"rntt, Esq. Tb one
are lite oulj Hotels in the Village of Rullier
for.iton, ai-d afe both capacious and corofbrU
t.ib'.c buildingM, n-.id on each lot are the nee-.
nary outbuild'. 11 gs. (J. W. LOGAN. '
Nov. 81I1, 18ii9.
Charlotte rmocrat, copy 3 times and tond
bd. to this oflGCo.
KSTKK.V Stah I)l0K, No. 9!
Y. M.. hold" ils rctrulnrcom-
muiucniioos ou Monday evening, on
or belore eHch Jul! moon, and on the anrver
anry ot St, Jolin the Baptiat. and Si. John tjj
Evangalist. j.f. II JLVflCkC, W.-M.
J. S. Hates, Sec
To thn ' ltlx.ro f pU( Ctaatx
11 ACH month herearr, until further no.
J ti.0v during tlj wf-ck CQmraencing on
the first Monday, one of jur firm will bp in
Columbus, th.tJS?girin our cltenbMind other
in Polk, whp cieairir.g it, a favorable oppor
tunity to 'conaiilt w'rth us.
Mr. Churchill will alteud ia Jan. Ofnc
in tUo.Court Houao.
CltUliCIULL A WHITK-SIDK,
May 13-3L, At tor dots
A FORTUNE IX ANY STATE -Rifht
for Sale New patent anWo for orery
forocla. Simple $2. Addnwu ;XVE5T0l
P, N. Box 3,438, Ne-r York -joly
15-tf. '
RAILROAP CART?, nwniifactared by
13 -A J. B. CARPENTER CO