THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. i. t. WCNK, Ecito 4 Psoasirros. WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 181U. Fitoui.n Reed aud Rusk be the nominees iu !'2, the nnli-tcmperance people would refer to it ns the Tom ami .Terry ticket. Senator Feffer and Congrersman Simpson predict that the Farmers' Alliance will put a Presidential ticket iu the field io 1891. As both l'eflcr and Simpson are candidates for the nomination, tl.ey will do their best to have their prophecy fulfilled. There comes from Chicago the news that work on the world's fair building will bo begun witbiu the nest ninety days. They had better do something out there. Up to date they have all been hard at work "getting a n ove on." Now let them shovel dirt. The New York Sun is hedging on Hill for President and now looks askance at Senator Gorman. It is gradually getting its eyes reunsylva niaward, and then it will be Governor Pattison's turn. In the meantime our Governor is sawing real hard Demo cratic old hickory wood, and is not saying a word. Democratic journals are enthusi astic in the cause of placing further constitutional safeguards about the ballot-box in States where they are in flio minority. In States where they are in the majority they are content with that system which will keep them in power with the smallest waste of powder and shot. How many people know that the present silver law is practically free coinage of all silver produced by American mines, that is to say, that the 4,500,000 ounces of silver bullion which the Treasury Department is compelled by law to buy each month is more than the average amount pro duced by all of the Americau mines? That shows how unfriendly the Re publican party is to silver, doesn't it? A free trade editor says : "We would like to know how taxing a la boring man on everything from the crown of his head to the soles of his feot is going to enrich him?" That free trade editor shouldn't want to know so many things that are not so Next thing he'll want to know why so many American laborers go to Eng land to secure work because laborers' JeTover there are two-thirds less than in this country. Norrwtoivn Herald. T T I."" V I- r UiTrrDDrtV ITuml a anonH J ! L!. .. . . I wuru id nis newspaper io express tiis joy that the Fifty-first Congress was dead. Hie chances are that he will Lave far more temptation to profanity before the first session of the Fifty second Congress is completed. Colo nel Watterson furthei astonished his readers by informing them that the late Congress was "most unrepublican." Then what in the name of all that is Democratic will be call the Fifty secoud Congress? Ben Butler is of the sanguinary opinion that another war is about due in this country. He says: "Uoless the inexorable logio of history is about o fail, the time when we will have the tit wrr on our hands is not far off. With whom, or about what it will be, I do not attempt to say. It may be alow and somewhat out of time iu coming, but that come it will is the certain lesson of all our history. It may solve the Canadian problem, or it may not have nothing to do with it." Ose O. K. Paxton is a resident of White Springs, Florida. One Morri son, a Republican, was appointed postmaster of the town. Paxton put up a conspiracy by which Morrison was thrown into jail and prevented from serving as postmaster. Morrison brought suit, the United States took a hand in the matter, and on the trial Mr. Paxton was convicted aud sen tenced to pay a fine of f 1,000. Served him right. Paxton belongs to a class of Southern fire eaters who need a lesson once in a while, and be will have to take his dose, as the court l as refused a new tiial. There are people, says the Rich mond, Me., Bee, who seem to believe -that they can be saved without paying - their debts or restoring stolen property. A chap of this description receDtly addressed the following commuoica tioa to a music dealer in St. John: "Seven years ago I stole a concertina from your workshop, which was get ting repaired. Some time ago I joined the Salvation Army, and Christ bus pardonuJ all my sins. I think it right I should let you know. May God bless you and meet me in heaven." A man who is too mean to pay lor a btolon couccrtiua ian't likely to make an augel who may be fcafely trusted with a jjuldtn harp. Ulltzard. The Democrats in control of the New Jersey legislature seem to have concluded to do a little gerrymander ing, just to be io harmony with the Democralio Legislatures elsewhere. It is proposed to'jo district tho State that the Ivepiiblieaus shall not be able to elect more thnn two of the seven Congressmen. That is all that were elected last Fall, but ordinarily the delegation has been pretty fairly divi ded. But there is to bo no more chanco of that uuder the proposed Democratic gerrymander. Tlioso sen sitive nud fair minded Democratic pa pers which are so terribly shocked by tho way in which Republican Legisla tures make Congressional districts will have no time to take nny notice of the progress of Democralio events iu New Jersey. Republican Is gislatures ought to be gelling some valuable les sons frmii thtso Democratic bodies. We desire to specially call tLo at tcutiou of our Democratic free trade friends to a tew solid facts, which like all oilier facts present the only con vincing argument known to poor weak doubliug huniau nature: When the iMcKiulcy bill was peuding, aud in deed after it had become a law, you insisted that it was absurd to put a tariff oo liucn, because this country could not build aud successfully ope rate liucn mills. Tho tariff was put on liucn, and the result is, that three linen mills are already iu operation in the New England States, while others are being built and equipped as rapid ly as possible at Minneapolis, Minn.; at Eau Claire, Wis., aud at Sioux Falls, South Dakota. So much for one free trade prediction. Now, for another. All during the last campaign the workingmen were told by Demo cratic editors and orators that the tariff on tin plates put a tax upon bis dipper and dinner bucket, notwith standing they knew, or should have known, that tho tin plate section of the McKinley bill would not become a law until July 1, 1891. Now for the c fleet of that law upon American in dustries. Before its enactment not a pound of tin plate was made in the United States, now American Mills are turning it out by the ton and more than a dozen large mills are in process of erection in various sections of the country, and the tin mines in this country are being for the first time profitably worked, and, most impor tant of all, the price of tin plate is to-day, in Chicago and New York, twenty per cent, less than it was last September, aud dealers are predicting that it will be still cheaper after the new mills get to work. This isn't campaign bluster, but it is a plain statement of hard, solid facts, which can be fully proven. Mercantile Appraiser! List for Forest Count j, A. 1. 1S91. Tho vendors of Foreign nnd Domestic merchandise in f orest County, will take notice that ihey are appraised and claused bv the undersigned Appraiser of Mercan tile and other Liccnso' Tax, for tho year lSitl, as follows, to-wit: RETAIL DEALERS. HARNETT TOWNSHIP. Name. Class. Tax. f 12 r.o 10 ftO 12 ftO 7 00 7 00 7 00 12 50 Cook, Andrew 12 Mnplo Crook Lumber Co HI Pcarsall, J. IS.'. 12 Williams .t Hart 14 Shippen fc liro 14 (UtEi:N TOWNSHIP. Bowman Lumber Co 14 Collins A Kreitler 12 Collins A Watson 14 7 00 12 5ft 12 60 7 00 H AHMONY TOWNSUIP. Dunn A Turner 12 Hardenburg it Allau 12 Karns, J. 11 14 Maehosney, J. 11.?. 14 Metealf, F. K 14 Siggins, W. P 11 WilkiusA Wheeler 14 HICKORY TOWNSHIP. Bowman, T. J liowman A Ledobur Henderson, J. S Wheoler A Dusenbury 12 14 14 14 13 14 14 14 14 14 II 14 l,i 10 14 14 .14 .14 .14 .11 .14 .19 .11 .14 .14 .14 .IS .14 .l:t .1,! 14 .14 .It .11 .14 12 ro 7 00 7 00 7 00 HOWE TOWNSHIP, Crawford, S Corah, J. E 10 00 forest tanning Company Oreen, J. J Johnson, Curtis Showers A Leaver Haxtou, J. L Wilson A Wagner Frost, W. II JKNKS TOWNSHIP. Amsler Bros brown, W. E., A Co Cnrll, Campbell A Co Clongh, L. S., A Co Oariinger, M. C Gioleuiand, J. O Leech, C. S., A Co Levy, M Leach, S. L Neill, A. I) Miner, Oreen A Co Montgomery A Co Mohney, D. Y Miutz, David Reyner, T. J Steiner, Kd. 1 Stull A Uraybill Towlor, S. S Warner, J. F Hensil, II. II , Hoover, John Yettcr, E. A A Co , 10 00 20 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 15 00 7 00 10 00 10 00 7 00 7 00 7 HO 10 00 7 00 10 00 10 00 7 0(1 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 kinosi.i:y township. Andrews, Mrs. M 1 1 Berlin J. E 14 Itovard A lit 1 1 i ll 14 Kribbs, W. A :l Osgood, Ci. W 11 TIONESTA TOWNSHIP. Overlamh r A Morten 14 T10NK.VT A IlOHOt'UH. Itovard, U. W IS Haslet, S. II., A Sons Vt Hopkinw, II. J. A Co 10 Lawrence A Sinearbuugh 1:1 Proper A Doutt 11 Robinson, U. W 10 BILLIARDS. ll.UlNKTl' TOWNSHIP. (iray, Samuel, 1 table HAn.MO.NV TOWNSHIP. Bender, Juke, !i tables j:nks TOWNSHIP. Oarringer, M. C, 2 tables Sinathms A l'renatt, 2 tallies KINiiSLEY TOWNSHIP. Day, Burt, 2 tables tionksta uonoroii. Herman A Siygins, I tables 7 00 7 00 10 00 7 00 7 00 1(1 00 lo oo 20 (i0 10 00 7 00 20 00 '- to oo so oo 40 00 40 00 40 00 co to TAKE NOTICE, All w ho are concerned iu this appraisement, that an appeal will 1 io held ul the Commissioners' Oltiee, in 'J'loiinsta, on Wednesday, tho 1st day of April, A. 1)., lsul, between tho hours of 10 a. in., ami 2 p. in., when and where you uUv attend if you think proper. ti. W. OSiiWJl), Appetiser. For Cash Only! FOR NEXT SIXTY DAYS Wc oiler our stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Notions, Boots, Shoes, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Fine Jewelry, &c., &c., AT COST! Our Stock of FINE CLOTHING Is marked in plain figures at the cost price. Ose pmce only. We have the best stock in this section, and now offer the best inducements. Call and see. DAVID THE - PEOPLE'S - STORE, MARIENVILLE, LOOK! "Always the Cheapest and Iic Ifest.' The Boston Clothing House. Plenso call and examine my vast stock of Winter Goods before going olsewhero. I am selling goods at a largo discount for the Holiday Trade. I am selling LADIES' & MISSES' CLOAKS, CHILH'S CLOAKS, At 25 per cent, discount from former prices, including XEWMARKIX SHORT JACKETS, C. A to Clothing, I have a coinpleto stock of MEN'S, YOUTH'S AMD CHiLDREN'S. Marked at Rock-bottom Prices. I have a largo stock of That I will sell at a largo discount for the Holiday Trade. As to RUBBER BOOTS, 1 have the largest and finest assortment in tho County. I will sell tho BOSTON'S at v i mo vrt.iiiti tr I'air. ah In fact mv stock of DRESS GOODS, LADIES' and MEN'S UNDERWEAR" JTS aud SHOES, CARPET, OIL CLOTH, Tit UN ICS, VALISES, HATS. CAPs' UKNT'S FURNISHING UOODS is complete. Primes always the lowest. ' BOOTS and We haven't time to go into details, so S. H. HASLET & SONS, -HAVE A FULL LINE OF- FURNITURE ! UNDERTAKER'S - GOODS ! GKrVE THEM .A. OJLTjIL.. QQK A WEEK and upwards positively J secured by men agents selling I'r. Scott's (ienuiiHi Electric Belt, Suspensory, cic., unit by Indies Helling Dr. Scoti's E lee trie Corsets. Sample free. State sex. l)r. Sioll, bl Broadway. N. V, Nuv.ltf-iiui. Assignee's Notice. Notice is hereby iriveu that J. M. Mint., ol'tlio Borough ol "I ionesta, Forest county, I'eniiHylvaiiia, anil Eva, his wile, by died of voluntary assignment daicd January 1, 1MM, have assigned to S. Hlettheiuief, of the eily of '1 itusville, l'eunsvlvania, in trust for the benefit of the creditors of the said J. M. Mini., all tin) e-tato rail aud personal of the said J. M. Mint.. All poi sons indebted to the said J. M. Miutz will niako iiitiiimliale payment to tho said As signee, and U10-.0 having claims or do main! will present the same w ilhont delay to S. STETl'llEIMEH. Assignoo of J. M. Miutz. or S. D. IK WIN, Ally. 'J'iouuota, l'a., January 19, 1U1. Ut. T THE Goods, Everything at cost. MTNTZ, PA. LOOK ! ! oiucrs as cucap, give us a call. MEYER LEVY, Marienville, Pa. AND mmmmmmmammmmmam Dr. W. F. CONNER S EYE AND EAR SURGEON, m COLLUftl BLOCK, OIL CITY, PA. ("Jives special treatment to all diseases of e", ear, nose and throat. Refracts and lits defective eyes and furnishes specta cles and eye glasses from ollico, securing lit of frames as well as glasses. IP. W. Practical Tinner. All kinds of Sheet Metal Work prompt ly attended to. TIN 1 f A NO KOOl iNO I " r-""" 1 sl-oUTING. LOROUUH BUILDING, TIONESTA, 1'A. 1890. OUR CLAIM! 1891. FOREST COUNTY'S Leading1 Our claim to tho Lcadcrshin in all that, pertains to tho Wearing Apparel of Ladies, Gentlemen, Boys, Misses and Children is more than substantiated by tho Enormous btock and Excellent fcrin"; this Fall. Our fw.iit mntil nf Clullilm. I. T , , , . . "V" no. 1 more, i.ompicio 11 inn over liemre. Wo have nmo a Speein Mlort tiiln Full to have Clnthini? sod Overcoats to suit Every body, in stylo, (iualitv and l'rieo, and rrom tho way thov go wo know that wo have succeeded. W o now have any kind of goods you can ak for and the price beidns away.below what AN YON K BAKE NA MIC, and ranging to the linest kind of soils WRAPS I WRAPS!! WRAPS!!! In Ladies', Misses and Children' Winter Wraps our assortment Is away ahead of any ever ollered In Forest County. PLUSH COATS, PLUSH JACKETS, NEWMARKETS, Oood WOOL JACKETS, for LADIES and MISSES. CHILBHEN'S WRAPS In Endless Variety. Ir you want to select a gnriuent from tho FINEST LINE and LA lUi EST ASSORTMENT IN FOREST COUNTY, COME TO OUK STORE! Dry (Joods, Dress Flannels, Cloaking, Black Goods, Silk Warps. Everybody knows that our store Is the placo to go lo for Press floods of any desrip tion. DRESS WOODS, DOMESTIC OOODS, NOTIONS, UNDERWEAR. HATS CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, Tit UN KS, SATCll ELS, and CARPETS of all kinds. Our (Jrocery Department Is always stocked with tho Rest the Markot affords nnd sold at "Live and let Live'' Trices. We HAVE, WE IK), and we WILL CONTINUE to Lead tho Trade In Forest County, and we will do it with OOOD OOODS AT LOW l'RICES. COME AND SEE US, H. J. HOPKINS & CO. PROPER - & - DOUTT, (SUCCESSORS TO HERMAN A SIGGINS.) DRUGGISTS & GROCERS, TIONESTA, - - - PENN. IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS HE FOUND THE FEESimST GnQCEniBS. BERRIES, FRUITS A V EG ETA 13 L1CS OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON. ,111 la our Drug Department, w hiiih Is in charge of a thoroughly competent Clork, will always be found tho " PUREST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS! PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE. Lawrence & Sraearbaugh, DEALERS IN - CWTHING, DRY GOODS NOTIONS HATS, CArV GROCERIES, QUEENS WARE, STATIONTRTTTiWfO G00t CUTLERY, JtVVLLnT, TOBiVCCO, CIGAR ROOTS AND SHOES! A WTALTY ! GOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY.IN EVERY DEPARTMENTS- TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. J. II. HOStlV, OROKUK W, TAYLOR. AG1TEW & TAYL0H, ATTOKNEVS AND COIWELLOBS AT LAW. Offices: Lenman lluildlng, Washing ton, D. C. Tionesta, Forest Co., Pa. Will practice before tho U. S. Supremo Court, Court of Claims, District Courts, and Departments of Government. Special attention Riven to the eolleetian of army and navy claims, pensions, pay, uoiiuiy, eie., cases arisinfJt umior me cus toms, navigation and internal revanuo laws, and patents. Correct forms, blanks and instructions mailed to claimants free of charge on receipt of their names and P. O. address. PATENTS. Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Patont business conducted for Moder ate Fees. Our ollice is opposite IT. 8. Patent Ofhce and we can secure patent In less time thun those remote from WashiiiKton. Send model, drawing or photo., with description. We advise If patentable or not, free of chai'Ke. Our fee not due till patent is secured. A pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with names of actual clients in yourStalo, county, or town, sent free. Address, C. A. SNOW A CO., Opp. Patent Ollico, Washington, D. C. ' LI jwlJ l flH Jit -Lr mS A DUDOhlet of lnfnrmnttnn nrl sk. :iirwjti iuv lawiuuwing How to Phttinti, i Teci, Trade '. ivi uroaiwtr. Hew York. I-?. f UL I nU I I Tackle UIih-U. fjK liitil tiie i:oht of hoihting HavuJ to '''.'J! .StOlt'ki'ttliL'lH. Ilutcluiis. I'tiriiinrM. TlJ ? AIwliinihtH, iiuilticis, I'uiuiuclori A- n f ami otlutrii. Ailinittiul to be the t- , 1 111 ivivi ukii nn. riuik'lll prepaid. V; I Write fur catalogue. Fulton Iron 1 j A Ennmo ks., IO Brush St., Do ) 1 troit, Mich. Estab. Itioi mviis. DR.'A. FISHER, DENTIST, Warren, Pa. One of the oldest and moht suc cessful praetitiorers in this section of the State. Will visit Tionesta overv rcirular court week. mayS-ly. - Store ! Variety that wo arc of- 3S5 E BJT I lr e. . . . - ANG i FC A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. Our lombiuation with tho Philadelphia M'rekh, J'i-ckh all'ords un opportunity for ohtalniuian in.iuenso amount of reading at a very trifling cost. By this arrange ment wt arc enabled to furnish both the RKl't ntii'.VN and the Wrekty J'lma at the very low prieo of fl.7&. Any person senulnarus this amount will receive the two paters for ono vear. an advance of only 'lo cents over tho prieo of tho ltKPl'B lican alone. Old suliscribois who pay up all arrearages and fl.76 in advance can have the advantage of this splendid oiler. Tho U'rrl.hi l're is tho very best weekly family in the country, containing 10 nagea weekly of the choicest General News, Household and Agricultural reading. Strong Editorials, Young People's De oartinont. a uoou Continued Story, in short everything that goes to make the most desirable laniiiy reading manor, With these two papers in your family you will be sura of tho best service In each department. The Kbpitumcan Is the oldest and best of the coutty papers, sup. plies you weekly with all the home news of interest, such as no city weekly ran possibly give, and the Weekly JVrs pro vides vou with all the world wido news and a mass of general reading such as no local paper caul possibly furnish- By taking advantage of our combined offer you get tlie oetv" uei iw.- ivhuui in its proper plae and at a price so rea sonable thati you cannot alloid to deprive yourself amt faitily of the honelit of it. No such ollelr ha ever been made by any responsible LCi" in iue couniy. nuu scribe now. 1 SATlr 10 It SLK. I havo for f"llp 011 tl10 Collins it Hen derson iib, "' iueen Creek, Hickory twp. on'o lai-H sizei Hrlable Saw Mill, 40 h. p.'boiler af."1 mgino, capalile of cutting la.lKX) feot pe"" l'av two American inserted tooth saws, oi' "--inch, 0110 5(i-inch; also 'I solid saws ; Belmont fractional self-10-coding set wf"1'8! W-inch 4-ply rubber drive belt, lf'e" lls0 0,10 year; one over-head chA'" I'lg-turcier tor "long logs, and one nigt''r turner; it board carls; blacksmith u'"1" i ono single edger, and all neees'-arv l,ols. Omi dwelling house, barn, and iiiill-bu'l'V-ti,f will bo sold to gether lor us. Jr tlie inaehineiy will bo soliU'l",ral' b parties wisiiing to inovo the ttiVy. Mill in first class running oracr. ol. further panic- uiiim uuurcM iivf .r ........ '. . - " JI. HI IC1HM 1, 3t. East Hiivkory, Pa. :or: .stow cirps, no. R. .Vluets lirat and third " ch month, in P. '"nit, Tio- CAPT.Hil 1 17, W. Wednesday O. S. of A. nesta, Pa 1 Pros' L PS TIME TABLE In effect January 1, J Sf 1 . Trains leave Tlonois- 1.1 fur (111 I'll,, J points westasfollowm No. !i:i Through Freight (carry ing passengers) p::w s. m Rl I ulliilo Expres JiiitWnoon. Ill Way I relght (carrying passengers) 4:17 p. in. ;ia Oil City Expross 7:63 p, .. F"1" I' l'kory, Tidiouto, Warren, Klnr.un, Bradford, Olean and the East: No. 80 Olean Express , 8:41 a ni No. .'la Pittsburgh Express 4: 17 p, m. no. ini iiiiuumi 1'icigtii (car rying passengors 7;0Z p. m. Trnlnft (lit nnd On Itnn Tintl.. J " . ... ...... hiij mi. mi v nasnemxfrs to mwl frnm nnini. i.tu.A.. Oil City and Irvineton only, Othor train 1111 uiiiir wwi'in riiimiiiy, net 1 nun -Jiiiiios and full Information from J. L. CRAIG, Agent, Tionesta, Pa. It. BELL, Oen'lSnpt. J. A. FELLOWS, 1 Gen'l Passenger A Ticket Agent, Buffalo, N. V. GREAT TRUNK LINE Bel weon tho EAST &c "WJUST ! Now Yoik, Philadelphia, Boston, ami all points East Chicago, St. Paul, Clnoln- iiiui, pi. ihiis, iew Orleans, and all points West, North and Southwest. f Solid vnstibuled trains, sleeping, PulN V man dining nnd day coaches, between ? principal cities East anil West. The pott- ular Hue West for colonists and land seek- t era. Rates always low as the lowest. No, extra chargn for riding on vestibule lini. 4 iled. Before purchasing tickets call on or f address, R. 11. WALLACE, Trav. I'ass 1 Agt., Oil Cily, Pa., or F. II. GARFIELD, Div. Pass. Agt., Jamestown, N. Y, f A BIG OFFER In Bed lloom Suits. Wo lead tho Trade .in this line, and nowheref will you find such variety of Fine Ne Styles in Antique Oar and Sixteenth Cent ry finish, and partit ularly tho ono wo ol ferfor$lG. Allotho Furniture in propor-3 tionatcly Low Price u. greenlund!1 SII EXCHANGE BLOCK, ff tuf nin RriiaRiF LIVfripY STABLE, "r OF PENN TIONESTA, S.S.CAKFIELD.PROPRIt-- . CAKFM ?tock, it upon Al also do I Good Stock od Carriages ai cries to let ho most reasonabl lie will also JOB TEJlII- All nr.Vra l.'.ft t tlin Post Office will receivo prompt attention. HUMPHREYS' VETERIMARY SPECIFICS For IIotsoo, CatUs, Sleep, Eogs, uop, . AND FODLTST. 000 rg Hook a Tri slinrnt of Aalstsls Stad t'UBrt Hvml l'r. feniMi FevrVs.C'ousesllous.lnAsmMallsB A. A. I fKt'l .tluulUKIlis, illilk l er. H.O. Mtrstsm l.uiueueas, U bfliaslMB, . . Ilialcnmvr. Nul Uimliries 1). l.Uul or kJrubs, Worms. f'..K.auuki. 11 Pspumanla. V.l-. t ullo mr Urirrm, Ili-II) .ki. !.(;. llsrBri-limH, lleiuarrkHiina. Jl.ll.--I rluurj 11 ud Kidney I' I '. I.l.Mt'lruMtlTe llliientieft, AlHllse. .K. Uiftiases ! l)isetii)H, I'aralrM bluglo Bouts lover 00 dumX - -Mtsblo '. wltk HpeclBrs, ManuaL . . v..rtitary Cure Oil and MinlloAUir, 97. 09 ' Jar Veterloarr t'oroOll, . Bold br Drnffslsts; or Sont Prepaid aarwher and la any auauUly 00 Becetpt ol t rioe. HumphrT' Medlrlne Co., 10 fiillon St., W. T. olf tho lirm of MORCK BRO'S, O 'J? TI CIAFS SpcsriHlist in Errors of Retraction of Eye. '(Examination freo of charge. WARREN, a'gThts want '"canvass lor tho sale of our II Nursery Sun k. Most libera' eipialn.l f,w. niies. One of t ct-itatik,iiH(.d, and best k in thoi'.,int,y. Address" tienuva. Nursery, Gencv libhed in jotl. IARMers AND X who hiivo a hois posal, and who aro einployn,ent may Iroiu thirty to si dressing j p York City TF YOU I 1 prlntini order to tl' 1 r . 1
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