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FRIDAY. JAN. 25, 1878. Central Committee McetiHx. TJhmv! will m a HHpt rnsf of the Deniot rmic Central Committee at the Court Loom in Jasper, on SATURDAY. Jamiiry 24th. 1878, Tnr the purpose of appointing dolex to the Sute and Congressional Conventions, or calling a County Convent ion if that is deemed better. All Democrats of the county arc invited to meet with the Committee, for consultation if they oVeire. Come out friends of reform, ofj all parties, who are tired of fraud, dishonesty and deception, and let us piepare for a glorious victory hh Fall. j Clkmkxt Doaxk, Ctnainnau. The Committee la c iHpoed of the following trtMitleinen : L. utve, P. Dilly, R. P. MUburn.J. E. Spnrlm, IV. A.i Trnvlor, and C. Doane, Chairniiui, A. .1. (I'osmuTin, W. W. Kendall, IT. SchnetlJ ", 'o, A. II. Miller, G. A. Hemp and J i!. nckin:ui. DkuxoenvtTaxe.--Wo are indebted to the County Auditor for the following statement by townships of the amount of delinquent and current taxes due in tSiis county.' TfTA!,TArtI. cum .i OKiColumbia, 77 Harbisott, Uai 05 Doom. 47i oi MaJU.m. U74 C5 llnisiliyiilgc, lfil 4iJ Marion, a 71 0'2 Hall, , 59 05 JoileriiOu, 850 (is Jjtetwou, ITS 12 PotokH,. lh -44 Cus, JJt4 53 Ferdinand, 31 t!0 Ihintiiigbarg, 113 77 Jasper, 81 71 7 31 3S5i C'.'UT S6 5'J47 94 44 4804 1!743 393 S 82 41 335'J 3970 t; G'JHO 75 Oil tJ 5fiH 7-J 3575 53 35ri 51 Total, $4tUS 41 $63036 36 OorTbe "Nursery," which stands at the bead of little juvenile publications, has a bright February number, which all little folks will appreciate. In musical circles its Mozart combination will be, appreciated and cause a hearty laugh. year. Address John L. hy, Boston, Mass. IUbYLAD yon Januaxy. A flue douMc number, fall of tiny Christmas Stori.s jmtl (ovely Christmas Pictures, 'all in big print, on thick paper, just the nmg.wtK to teach babies to reid. It is onlv Fifty cents ti year. I). Lothrop & Co., iublibhers. lioston. Mass. ?okibkkk. In anothercoluinii will be found the prospectus of Scribuer. Jt will be seen that extra inducements are offered for this year. "The ndd-wiuter 2so. is spoken very highly of by the press geuerally, Ihronoiog:y. The public are being educated to a better knowledge of Phrenology by the cllbrts that are constantly being made by the publishers of the Piiuevoi.ooicai. Journal, that staunch old monthly which has been published now in Xiw York for forty years, and during all this time has lot none of if vigor, and has attained :t much wider circulation than its technical Hsuno would indicate. The publishers announce now a preat reduction iu priflfc from three dollar Mo two dollar a year nl in connection with thin a PnuteouioiCAL Bust as premium to rmeh subscriber. This Bust is amVi!l ninbi!ical head, made nearly life-si.s. ofpkistor or Paris, f-o labelled a to show the exct location of all tbf Phrenological Organ. It h a handsome ornament,-wU adapted for the nmntcli''ce, ccnter-ittble, libr.iry, or office. WMh the nid of this ftt.d the key which I'vuuipaiiiiM it, together with the fciies f !vrttles comiuencHl iu the January IvO. Ilf LllO I'MKK.VOI.OCIOAL JoUKVAI, Oil Pt-4'5ie:il Phrenology , each' person may become quite familhr with the location or the dlflVreiit phrenological organ. It is eut. by express, carefully jweked, 10 very Atitacrilwrof the Journal w ho feud, in addition to two dollars, the subscription price, twenty-five cent, extra for boH'-ig and packing, or No. 2, a Mtihller sI.h, will be Kent by mall, postpaid, on the same leims. Kcader. who dp ire a more complete (Inscription, "togrther with pro.-pectus of the Phrknouioifvt, ,Iwii5;,M,, dioUliI send addres on u lio.-,!.".! anUoroweptthe piibHshers' oirer,r. 1 feu iis-lmIf.pricQ for Rbample numbu-of ho Journ'al to S. 11 Wells & Co., Publishers, 737 Broadway, Nw York.

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On Fridtiy night of last week, about a punier past twelve o'clock, Mr. Jamus A. ltoldnsou, who live ,soni two iuiie souih of Owciisviilf, wh awakened by pai-iitis trying iu loiro upen h window of hi rtvidem-e. Falling to ralf-e the window, the parties retired to tho corner ot the lioust?, wheru Mr. U. couhl hear u.c in voi tuiiu is JU low tone oi voice; mm lunriug mat uey wouiu ore m house, hu stepped to the door, tlucw t open, and demanded "who is there He war replied to from a revolver: lie (Kobiuson) replied in the same m.uiuer. The ii ring was kept up mail some twelve n hots were tired. The parlies (two in number; iu the meanwhile, advancing towards Air. It. with (ho evident iuteulion oi Diking uoni oi mm. w hen one of the imrtie. was within live feet of him, .Mr. ii. Jevcieu lm pistol and niiviL'tiuuii iiiu fii muiiHcu uu vi u, . , ....... and exclaimed, "John. I'm shot!" and turned to leave, when the othr man ad vmiced, tired one more shot, and then loilou ed his partner. there being no other male persons

About I he house, and his lainily ot course !pRst, ,,c publishers of Scribnei Monthly very much excited, Mr.lt. didn't givejannouuce for the year to come, the fob-

the alarm uutil next moruinsr. lilood was found iu a clotted form iu the yard, and splotches found iu the road" and across a meadow to a fence, and upon the rsiiU of whieh considerable blood

was discovered, also on the ground, asjthe front muk among Americaus, both

ii mo r.iuic ii,iu Ufl'il bun no 111 IIIU lungs. It is evident the robber was badly wounded, although all cllbrts to discover his whereabout, have proven a failure. During the nllray, Mr. Hobiuson was shot in the left baud ; one bull cut its width out of lii left arm above the elbow, and two others penetrated bit clothing. Mr H., for several years pist, during pork season, has been engaged iu buviug hogs for W. M. Akin, of Ev.uit.viHe." lie had some three or four thousand dollaas in his house the night he was attacked, and it was this money the robbers was alter. On last Thursday he drew from the Evmisville banks 5",000, to pay for some hogs which he had bought previously for parties iu EvanSville. On his wav home be stopped at Fort Branch and paid to parties there -.O00. bcinir detained longer than ie expected, he was compelled to keep the money iu his house all night, iutcudsiig to deposit it the next day, but on Friday a number of fanners were lo receive a portiou of it, but failed to come, and Mr. It. being detained again, was compelled to keep it in hi house the second night. Last winter a year ago Mr. Bobiusou was stopped on his way home from Fort Uranch, by highwaj men, who demanded his money, but lie escaped by his hore taking fright and running. Again last winter an attempt was made to break into house, which proved abortive. When attacked about two years ago. the thieves lired at him, and the ball penetrated a packige of $5,000, which he carried iu his left brest coat pocket, and passed one half'wav through the package. Tcf t he fact of the ball striking the package of bills, Mr. II. owes his life. It h Imped that these scoundrels may be ferreted out, and receive the puuisliment their crime deserve. Price .Reduced. That lad of Mine If row wowlt! know vlmt It rntitnlm ri-al f h riKK?.-OI.0G! 1. JoritNAL." Torn.,.. 8X ajfar (r'lMil from :. hUU h I.. Hiitlfol riirHtlKlrnl IIhhI r ringer or rrl, h hi Jy llfe-tlxe, as a l'lumlttm to rack eubrlbr. K flff pMrHfd for frlyj fr!, l widely and fsefaWx known. flri!m Huce juulhrlj It own, 4t u-!4 ihcstiwir of Hi:IA. NATUKKttt all ltn.!ii, InflcJinjf VhrttH.lnvj, I'ltjHOmtfinijr. Klhuoltiffy.l'htin. HJitjr. He, inprUir ih U cii!V or Hkaiim." tl u Xfw i ill hf pnr 4 to It thn but puli 'Ion fur Ktirl clrmlntlNi lpnlfttKlayx to s.ike men bntT I'hvutejillr mtTiUHy. aiHl nirlly. Thk jVst, ur 1S7 win ccntaln a eru-ji or ctrelully iit "Brain and Mind.' Thfit win l amply aSrr. nJ. r'th tht I'urMtvM i:r, Kin mniinii ibe rcoi!r with riir riMltlwfi f (lit Septic ill itt virleiu JruirlKu-iiln. Alia, a uiticJal serlu ufjiipernHi"The Tvmhiing Qt Child ren. HpH-lfl til rnrrilt nil RloriililMl Skrlfl. TVnr. mtrtl. w tiWJ fully n.jltf.I. mi.l rli Xo, will '"': wiui luntivMS on MWii M irr Mait.r., -A. Premium Head. Tn cti RnfrlfciT w wllrn.l Mxll Mtrfnilotrlesl H(l . or hurt 4irtn n etl Mr-MUw of c of tlin rbrhr1rlt Orcat -j vtty ornament! IJcur wirlc IU t'Utrf Vitte, 2.rctnvtr furVixincond packln Mrh Kot lnt bp ait. I arxe lf w ill he tM by )": X 2. illr,by mall, Kt'paU, PlttCti ItKDUCKD. Th price f Tnr Jrn-sv If rMce4 frn (3 lo 2 a ytar slnpl" '.! iiciiiu Ajtr.NTW WAKTJ IK SenJ 10 cent fer ?pKlmB He. aBlT(t. Aililtti 7U7 H road way, New York. DULL PILES Shmrptinod Chemp. 5mHH ones only ft Confs, T.arpo oiui.h 10 Cont8. SutlslHctiou in.surutl, by AtCUST iHiilTER. J Mi. 13. 'TS-lf. ICJ-HaWtcrilN fer UeJATB Gmm

ICirTUe lVtcridiurg folks aru talking of a railroad to Washington, and think that with !K,x) in (lunations along the line they will pt it. hi mwi Hi i i i I, fcr General John S. William was chowii by the Democrats aj United

Stated Senator from Kentucky, AWdnes duy. He in familiarly knowu as "Cerro Gordo" Williams. (KTThe KockporL Monitor wonders about our "Mite,"artd bow we could get along without it. If the deuixcu of that sleepy hollow could attend one of them, nwybe it would wake him up, though we fear nothing could wake him, unless it would be some bard money Republican whispering iu his ear triumph of the

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in' . . . . t- v , - . w i iiiw tiF,i nviiuii - "' l,,u iecuu cmocracy-wmcn ne , ,i. .1 i . hatas go. Scribner's Monthly for 1S78. lowing papers: The PieturseqiiG Side of American Farm Life. This subject will be treated iu a series of separato pupers fMIVjV(il tVnm tli v fit or j r)u ctmul in in qualities of style and iu keen insight - of nature. Mr. It. K. Hobiuson. author of a delightful paper on "Fox Hunting in New England" in tho January number, will represent the same section in scries. John Burroughs whose papers on similar topics have been a highly prized and popular featuro iu Scriunek will write of Farm Life in Xew York. Maurice Thompson, tho poet-imtunilUt, will describe the ehimtcteristii'jf of Western fiirmiitir. of which 'nit litMf lm been written, l! tsexpectrd that the tllostration of ihU MTiijt will be ot a rrlhted and typical cluaeiur. emnutensurate with the object-o i.U tor. h is thought that no paper or M-ried f papers yet Umic1 hi custiXKu will fnllv "reiillze the constant de-ire of tno m uiritns to keep out of tin; ruts. an.!, limit m text ami illu-iiMtion 10 ottti t ipi-uitv ritlier than quantity, and to pnni Ire-b, hirong and delicate work from oiigmul sourcus. "JtOX V."-1U-1 W Mil) (idl.ESTOX, (author of' "iw Iloo-bM- .-chool-ma'.tcr," itc.J Thi- imvv iiovH will doubtless be the most important American serial duritiix tin year. The uY.-t number wa's publisbid " in November. Those who have-"read it in m.intiscript declare Koxy to be much the most strik ing and remarkable story this author has ever written. It. ig 'illustrated by one of the ablest of l ne younger American printers -Mr. Walter bbiiiuw, President of "The American Art Association." American Sports. Som- of the mo-t novel ami entertaining of these papers are yet to appear, thu scenes ot .vhich will be iu the West, the Middle S'ates, the South, JNrew Kngland and Canada. Out-of-iloor Pnpers. TJy John Uurroughf-, a uthor of Wake Kobin," &o. will contain not only articles on Birds, but on Traniping," "Camping out," and kindred topics. .Mr. lJurroughs's papei will begin is tho January number, the first being emitted "Uirtis ud Birds," and illustrated by Fidelia Bridires. Architecture of birdH. Dr. Thomas M. lire wvr will coutt ibuty four exquisitely illustrated articles on birdnests, which every lover of nature will delight in. Dr. Hrewer has probabl) thu linest collection of birds' eggs iu the world to draw upon for the illustrations of these papers. YIieStidrile-liorHtf.-Col. George P. Waring, with whose excellent work ot various sorts our readers are familiar, contributes two illustrated articles in the horee. Hh treat e:teciallv of the saddle hordes mid their use for nleasin i! and sport, iimliuliti road-ndinf,', fox - nun i.iL'aimmem-. l ho na ure or the hnIish thoroughbred mid that of hih Kastern promtor ihe A.abiauJ are fully considered In relation lo theso nsos. ShxoIfolmcM.-cw stories bv tUU popular writer ww lie jriven numbers of Soribner. bcuininv Haleb Itetl Stockings,' to appear iu Jan. llllS "llOVO CLes" C iroilitdl'S Mil fiiianifn of the late wor for the union. "Ills Inheritance,"-liy Adeline Tratton, so pell begun in the 3Iidsummer number, will be continued nearly throusfh the year. It will Ue found to be of itici casing interest to the vcrv end. A Sight of Fortune" UKmar Hjerth Hoy eseu'H new novelwill bi Wifiiu iu Scribner at the conclusion of "His Inheritance." It will reveal a phase of American society undreamed of In most of our reader.?, and will bo certain to increase the reputation of the writer as a master of English and of big art. Tho Kditoriul DoimrttnoiitM will continue to employ thu ablest pens in America, and will include tho present admirable summary of English publications. Besides the special articles above enumerated, the Magazines will contain Poems, Sketches, KssnyR, Ifeview?, and shorter ttories of the highest character. A la i ico oracticnt reduction in tuti-.. iu : made by an increase in the number of pages. The Illustrations Of the Magazine, in variety and exccllmieo ol desdgu, and in typographical execution, will continue to be in advance of lho.se of any other popular magfizinoat home or abroad. Subscription price $4,00 a year payable in advance to us or any book-seller. No club rates or other discounts to f-ubscribeiR. The Mar?.iuo is worth all it costs, and its circulation is Increasing in a constant and steady ratio from year to year. SCKIUiVEie & CO., 7M liroidway, Nw York.

IM.'M.'J, . M. - - Llll"... IIXW'l DIsnoltitioH Notiea.

VOTICB !n hereby given that the 1 J Mitnerhlp heretofore existing between Hie undersigned iu the -w mill and lumlter hiitlne iu Jasper, bus h dissolvi'd bv uiiituul eoiisciit, John ?i. Olkrst ha ing disposed of his interest to N. J. Oboist. Tim new firm will continue the btiiiies under the Ann name of P. Schrtirich Ss Co., and will pay all Indebtedness, and collect all debts due the old tirm. Thoso iudebtetl to thu old th,:i are requested to call and eGttle iniiiieuiately. PKTKR SCHKtTKICII, Jons" N. Obkkst. N. J. Ontusr. Jan. 18, '78 3w. . A. HAKMOK. m m m m mmy HARMON & Y ACER MiNCKaCTUREkS OF STONEWARE, STOjNtE PUMPS Jim Pots, his fijs, , -ANDCHIMNEY TOPS I IIU.VTINGBCKOU, WOIAWA. H.WISB ftahllhl fhcmfvf Mabnr, dclrr to c ll Ibc.titrntlcn f tbe puhl'c tp U-r fct". h 1. Usr rhy w nunnCactiire fr'n iotbc r.i.ttfmni !)! cn. and lit. t'iriiNh tb-bjt wr mjj ti irrn S.I. Their STO"K J'l'Ml'S are wi! rt try tttmeAUh "'test. (nltniHr-ctIy fr.'tn tbe Te' ttj hi enni urtlf ith ltifur.in.tc ill Mtif.irtlrtn. ami If prtrrU u!"! lt! caplit4tn. .i:nl it!I1 rtpair them npfd.r.ously. ftl. Tbeyxlve a wrlttfn stirwtt oi ib.'ir rt'Vr.S to vur k wen jvua pivr K.tttiinc-run with ytnpt nMgt. 4'V Tli siiw fnru uri-the Kt. n!t ttnvenlcn it! ) jnt itarabl. I"umi t th w .., fur farm r b.ui liolil jiafpMt. Tbi-y ilo nt pt-Ut.n tar water tll. rtttt w.MM.r ru'r lrn, truuu? It wntlt t .; th I Mt Untie In Winwr. r crack or fo to tnre. In lb". htt trSttnnrv butnfier be!ttir.t tip by u In gmw iii'v v'-i, ar aiw.iv re any i rttrr.!ti tu pnr brjlthfMl .itr, ti.-Miti ii'ei-rnl. Tbrn yut atde ibi 'SrwUrtd t tbf ptn arc. .ttoinir'l wl'b o ranrh iKintrer ml hr wnrmv old tt'tfl-n i.Jnifi iket in a very brief ..ti'! liutHrc It '."fuluev and BIN etr wir will unnK anaRiifeyoortuccit aew.mui water f.th. Oar mantifiV tar "f.lrallt pf( fi rfUr or we jnnrrs. lacaeawer un.i iat neuer HMD trie riUal urait. cn'lirtwn irwh pUnK r hrick, hcai It ! p.-rn.i !.etit. w.tb itorhtif for lt cdlln nut 1 rrUt. or tu-cho'spjuji by rat or vtrciln burrorrlns; In It, aun ran ue putiiunn my one. '.t. The trnwr wilt be supplied to ir.erchiru or 't''r " ti quantity i.esirefl. anii at r.ionnb! r!e in) of.i ;fir;orillt. $til In yttr rJr(BJ a.. tain n tse mnufactcrylUncurv'K as to rtwrj 'rtnUtn C. ftrltron. Irslanit 'reWn l Hotel, trel&sd; V. A. 'cut2k, Ja'pur; l)r tlanil!. Otwell. Xav. 23. 1STJ-Iy. ' c. o. "Voir, that evcrTlindr 3m. enjoyed n h.Tppy rW Yi-.tj. arid ziiniicisifir vtT a or tlu ywir, we are Sy no mcaiu wmaiinsr m turn rcMpci'f. iiavni reni'Wfii ei.r ov lo svll die Iiepes 4;oiI- in ike l ily. We wi!J niakt- a Hpeeialty for a thw dm.o oi Vlitthhix. to svil out Nloclf. Wc will aliwo vl OvcreoNl C Wi !atld kf.nvy MlliliisM al wSriel !' tCW YiH'U JhhiltK Price, te close liU 'rUanv iVlldiiifi In ri ii f tSV"v'l"!.!,l . ,M "U1 J " , . "

iu c'uivii',,1, :"J"' incniH with;Jo'e;y iew York Jobbiit::

IViceN. SWEENEY BROS., COi:. MAIN ANI SKVKNTII STS. JASPEIt, IXD. Jan. 18, J7fl1v. MEW STOCK orDEY GOODS! Boots and Shoes, HATS, CAPS, Etc., Jttat Kccelvod at S. Kueblex-'e, Will bold LOW DOWN FOR CASH. WANTED. Wheat, corn, oats, benns dried fruits, fenthors, and butter, which will he taken at hmiikst market rates, In iwy.mk.vt of accounts or in exchange for goods. All persons indebted to me, will please call by the First r December and settle by Ceeh.Preduceor Note.

IMMENSE STOCK

or .Spring and Smmcx Ciobf ! ATSermersheim & Co's i (gHecMiar l Jua. 9rwrrMht'ln,) kokth sinx or ruiinc iquai JaNpcr, Indiana. HnH AKKl5tl Ikt pakHe fer yat farpra, mt btr to I JtJJxxr0' iu -' the nswest'styles or AaJ th bait qvalltlta cf KKKHH STAPLE DM fiOODS, Which dlapM efat c ery aitiall margin, Wt ea eneriBM, uttauat tail LARGER QUANTITIES Or kU than stout nrrrftania la St cvintr. ear MEN'S CLOTHING, STAPLE 0IJOCKKI.es, 1IAKD W'AIIE. QTEKNWA HE, BOOTH and SHOES, HATS and CAPS. NOTIONS, Ac, .Vr.f is alwfUfs complete and full, and prices reasonable. Ik tttii want anytiiivo, ;.t4 don't, sec it, ak tok it. M. A. SERMERSHEIM CO. 5o - 51th. ';-it. L A D Y (i A T mmmmM COOKING STOVE! TMK Iffi.ST ! CMS, KOX SAI.X 3T KEAUS Ss EJKNY, ATTJIRIR HEW TIEff A5D STOSI STORE! Xnrh Xaln trnu UftJInw.wfir. etin. !wnt?..ln.wr.. ehala aJ r t ''.'. ?'jrap. r.cd ror' le'.lLa, wira"W, anl Ihi 'n.p.-mi t.uf ai Xir.J. lin. a Ursf otl tf .t!irr atot, of varfnn aad m -I nnp-v-4j iiHrfOi. led tla vu. ttitlerr tit.. Ac MyparttatUr altrmlon !1 1 Tin KoRii. Cut. r.ruf. ae. rb tontrfiUilr huUAlr.x fc b.u.r ill on i.er.ri' thry contract fur .kinglt rof, AftrilCih, 1"TTli P. L.- SWEENEY nmumm jstslssi tTt.t Mixta . Street, . JASl'fclt. IN1. A full stock cf the bent manufactures ef CLOCKS and ATCHES kept always on hand and FOR SALE AT REASONABLE PRICES. , JrW"Rpalrtnp will t prosrHly allr nrte rl t. fiq,.n g.liirnfiv.n Oft 5. ', 5.tll- - U VlOK'S ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Karb Nnj!ttirciri!ali.(. ,-. n.'l r-., vl rr.iili f, many Brx? Wol (nt UInir.ttin aul mu Ii icud l'.il A Wai'tilMl iin)pn .Ut tlin-, triitHi tn tit-Cnir-paitr. a,t lull f H.Utuuui,,,. In l.i.irli.li aa4 Vlk' rirM,r!u.l Vu. Iu1li l.;r.l-n.r.)ranla lrtni-r cverisln rUsruv lt.hcotrit.(W. Vlch'x Calttl'ijci.,- 3., IllitMraliniH. tt.tly 2 cnta. St'rEty-IJVlM.1jrH0 IIIUftMtioet. wlili llwrrl. Ilouail ltiuUatnO uf tbebiKlouciii. c iiliv. , Ii wtirM. and tlie wait hi r.nw tiitiiall lur a T.a Ckt ,Mta otniiip, l'rilH., iuOvpilan antSKeuMult. tcKM Mmer mill Vt -, tiiMr ;unl !i, t cetii itt ap r - tntrs In plvn i!t.ueiv.r, ci.j. mckh luuttrutrrt ,Minthl HHKxiHf.--:3 HRf. Ilu. liltutrailiut, aiM iImJ VUh- in rr UUlllWr. PtlC 1.25 i. Vtan Fll cm f k tmr Jks liti A'lilrrn", JAMKS VI! K. f,.Hbe.ir K. T. Vid's Fhwer and feeiatls H tliKmOHt tmilifu wurK of the LM in lli worl'. It tuutnin titatlj -VupK Unltxn .f fine tlla.fusi,.. alxl atk I imoMo l"Ml;a ot I'lowm. LritUtll IIf ilr n an. trtMiit from nature l ik, 6 crnta Hi par er cu tit W iltRaiit clotb. 1-rliiU'l Ib OttiunU alii r.iiii.ii Vltsk'a Illusl.atrd MoHlIily MkiM:Ihp 31 pw. Hue lliunratlf t, and t;ol.ril llai Iw rcry llMillifr. PriCf vk-ar; Klv nmlu r.,r 4A Mi Mrk' CHtaliijjiM3""! lll.iMtat ) .nly 2 em'tt. A 'lrr. JAMliS VI(;K. Uwlif.Ur, X. T. VKJK'.S Flower hiuI Vegetable Seeds. Vlrli's C:nlHl.i:Hi',3W U!BtretlM . nrily2 ch. Mk niumruttit Mnitlhlr MhkkIh. 31 piari Htio lllndMilona, aint tolnrcl rut in racU ''' "''. I'rW ti r, n xftTi Five r.i),lea for t: W. IMi'a KIoh, rnmi V tt'f0.lf. arH..ccU In rltf civir.isnil, I'li ifara ct0. t..r,r f lm All my .uWlicaiii,.iia ntv inlnM la KnalbU aiiJ German. AJ'lrww, JAMI.S VU K, Kliatr, X, Y. Organ ftir Sale. Smith Amcricnn (.'oinpany Ornn, M'Uh night stops, knee fvtdl, Hiid beautiful toiio, for atle attke Qovum Omn.