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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-29
THE DEAD MOTHER AND SLEEPING CHILD.

THE DEAD MOTHER AND SLEEPING CHILD. A young woman, with her child not more than a year Old called at the house of anner and modest y craved lodging for the nght-her speech manner, and appearance indicated that she had seen better dAys-that hers was no common misery Early on the morrow the child heard crying and on the far mers daughter entering the room of the wanderer the babe lay reposng on it's face fast aseep-bu its mot CT was dead. "--Neuuspaper Paragraph They knew not whence she came-she crav'd
 A lodging for the night-- A shelter for herself and child
 Until the morrOw's light. Once more OCT vale and mountain lay, That sne may trace her lonely way. They knew not where her home, nor who
 The wanderer might be-; ene seemed abandoned by the world,
 Perchance no home had she. lovers scorn, a fathers rage. Might have urged her wretched pilgrimage. No matter from what cause she roam'd,
 No matter for what end-- .'.- In woe friend proves stranger oft,
 A stranger oft friend.
 The mother and her infant bland ATe welcomed by a strangers hand. Night wears away the sleeping child
 Cings to its mothers breast! " Oh! who can utter half the thoughts
 Which breaks the mother's rest She sleeps nOt-t though her babe is sleeping. Archange-she sleeps !-her babe is weeping. The babe hath ceased to weep. The lark
 Upspringing greets the morn! There's music in the blessed woods
 Earth seems as newly born. AppF0Rch the wanderers quiet bed- The babe,s aseep-lhe mother, dead!
 THOMAS C. JoNES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-29
NOTICE.

GK months from the publication of this TO- 0 tice is limited and allowed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Norfolk to the creditors of the estate of
 . . FRANCIS BLISS,
 late of said Norfolk, deceased, represented insolvent, to exhibit their claims for adjust ment to the subscribers, Commissioners on said estate: and that we will attend to the duties of our appointment at the dwelling house of James Shepard, in said Norfolk, on the first Thursdays of February and June next, at one o'clock P. M. on each of said days. WARREN CONE, Commits
 HIRAM MILLS, sioners.
 Norfolk, Dec. 5, 1886. 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-29
NOTICE.

NOTICE. "HE Court of Probate for the District of IL Litchfield hath limited and allowed six months from the publication hereof for the creditors to the estate of
 MICAJAH BARNUM, late of Goshen, in said district, deceased, with in which to exhibit their claims against said estate to the subscribers, administrators there on. All claims not presented within said time will be debarred recovery. Those in- debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 EXPERIENCE BARNUM, Adm'r.
 ERASTUS LYMAN, Adm'r. Goshen, Dec. l5, 1886. 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-29
BROKE INTO

THE enclosure of $SsNNNNNNSNlkS -1 the subscriber, in @$S@ASS8 the month of Novem-
 Der last, a red yearling
 W N STEER, marked with sssaa6sess'assSssso@ slanting crop on the upper side of the right ear. The owner is requested to pay charges and take away his property. ELIAS TAYLOR.
 Warren, Dec. ', l8S6. 2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-29
WANTED.

"HE subscriber wishes to hire a JOUR- A NEWMAN WAGGON MAKER at wood work and hand to Paint. An Apprentice is also wanted at the above business.
 LEWIS SMITH. HdrSCintOn Dec 6, 1888, 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-29
IMPORTANT!

TO PERSONS SUFFERING FROM RHEUMATIC .-.... ....- COMPLAINTS.
 To Ghe Editor ofthe Inquirer.
 GSlR-On the principle incuicaed by the great and S good Dr. Franklin, to difuae as widely possible every mean in omr power mitigate soften the a hiciiums snsring humanity, Gee incumbent upon me to make known through the medium OC your usei0 papee, that on reading therein an advertisement of
 Dr. Jebb's L;aiment for thc Cure of
 RHEUMATISM,
 orcibly depressed with belief fhas t was cal- culased l0 remove the severe Rheumatic Affection aO which had been for eight years suhjecsed, sometimes almost dePrving ofthe use of nay iinn's accordingly procured bottle, and before had used the whna of m lOund very sensible relief Ihis '"- creased ny confidence n ii, aud ted to obtain am. other houIe tie usr of which has completely removed the sweilngs and pains of mts, together with 'he craus,, and restored iheun to sheir wonied vigOr. @ am respectfully yo0rs.
 Fsem,s,ead. l.. |. March 24ih.
 Persons salering rOm she above cornp:"in's and 'n ,lesuair of cure iro tue faMre of the various reme. dies they have used, invited to make trial of this lUe celebrated m~dieine Shich has in years past ted aud relieved, it is HaO now doing, i'0usands Svho had despaired of relief NOihing ut ir trial cam give am adequate idea of unrvalled excelleNcs h s also one of the beet nppiica .ons known ior sif of the joints, nunbnesi, spr"ns and chilblans
 Pvce 50 ceNia. IF None are genuine unless signed T. BIDDER, on tho wrapper, (sote pvoprsor aud succsssor Dr. CONWAY \ hv whom they for safe, ., his CoOniing Roo No. g9 Courlsreei, Boston, aad by his special Rnpoinsn,e"t, by
 Prs. Buel and BecasOith, L;tchfeld; E. Cowles,
 South Farms; y. c. Stepens, Canaan; I. s. Wads,corth, Bethlem.
 Jsne g. lye5w3
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-29
LlEFTa

"EYH the subscriber, some time since, a w Piece of SILK, by some person to me unknown. The owner can have the same by describing t and paying for this advertise ment. SHELDON CAMP.
 NeC-Psestom, Dee. I2, Ie50. 9e
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-29

Ladies Work Baskets,
 FOR SALE AT Dec. 6. SEDGwcK & PORTER's.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-29

1,ke Rock cf Ages-There is nothing here below which is stable except ehristI- anity. This alone is immutabls, like 'ts au- thor. It is that rock ofages against which still new waves have ever broken, and ws4 always break. without having power v shake it.. @ '.'-
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-29

A FRESH supply of GROCERIES just "A received at
 Dec. 6. SedgscicA f POrter'S.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-05
DIR. PETERS
Vegetable ltnti.lsiliOus Pill


Are the cheapest anu mos, approved Fam
iiy Medicine over offered to the Public.
They are extremely mlld IA ;beu operation.
neither causing sickness Of the stomach, nor
any unpleasant sensation "a The sssie0l, a,
IS too frequently the ressl, from uedIsins
gwen TO act upon the bowels. They act sys
cihcaly upon the Liver, when 10 icrIs
condiiion, carrying oil large quaa;i;, 1
bile, through ihe influence Of the excetss
function, Which, II suffered to remain 10 IL
system, ~apEl produce either Jaundlce, L.
YER Complaint, Bilious Fever, Fever al
Aeue, OF some other guesious bodily FIX.
ten. In all eases OF torpor al The tesgk
I they act like q charm. In recent caa 4
Dyspepsia, they are a certain cure. Nay
/ persons Who sere suhJrcI 70 slolrH attacks
ossick headache, have bcca mucl lesetlet,
and several Perfectly cured 10 d leu veca
by their use. They are highly recORusat.
I'd ssa preventative and eurc Of Blliusnc
plants. Persons who als subject 70 iAG0
chsirvssing reinplalni, sea.slcknrsS. n IL
hig a portion OF two oil them Sos days a.
l sl.sis TO euharkinr on boari The vessel VI
b aimoss leFiaIu 70 escape IL. feesaI
can use them ., ell periods. w,thou, ms
! ring ary risk. Their virtues viii rsAaa1
/ qnImp~lred for years in any climate. NJ
famiIs Should be si,houi these Pills pE
| ton oT them, taken occasionally, woust d
the meanso( preventing much suiIenu4ta
e'ckness. Il isfr0m neglect OF keepr. "
a regular peIIstallic action oG the slcpaci
and bowels, illus sut!eringto be alstS4
and mingled with she blood, unassiHlid
fluids, that most diseases are pruigat
DR.. L. feels cuuhdent that no persOo sAl
gives these Pills fair trial, viii ever a!lH
feel wiling ITO be without them. The rs
tlmony OF thousands speaking 10 ihe h.s
est terms Of their efficacy, might b ad5a
bat the very high reputation Dr.. T. has q,
quIredss the inventor of The Pairk g
table Medicine Stomdehifa e Hspctta
for the cure Of Dsspepsia aid Lisrr coz
! plants, IS thought sufficient guarantee y
those wishing TO make frial of their e'
tues. They contain moi particle Of Nd
curry, OF any Ingredient that does moi set .
harmony With health and oppose drsess'
Dr. y. having been educated untei "
most eminent American and EuroecalfN&
ical professors, and pracsIced his profAsa.
many years inrhe South, where diseases Z
the most obstinate character prevail ocs
slders himself we'll qualified TO Judge % 10
nature of diseases inciden, 10 warm climates
Prepared BY JosEPH PRTEsrLY PETE
NJ. u. p. h. &. 7. VI. a, bis ius'iiulIOa ''i
|. the cure OF obstinate Diseases, by means q
vegetable remedies, No. 1919 Liberty sifs'N
New York, inventor and sole proprietor.
, Each i'ox contains forty Pills, Price oV
CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines are SOD u
, Charlotte BY Smith Il Williams; 10 I0o
, cord by 7. b. Bartingcr, and IN saII'Oon!
by John Murphey, where numerous cert"
Gates oil their efficacy can be seen.
JOS. PRlESTLY PElhkS'
, jan | lN3R ,I.y
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted, either by Note
- or Book Account, 10 she late firm Of
ons& Mckee, are requested to make
payment. The notes and accounts can be
found at the Store Of John NJ. Morrison.
SAINT. Mckee
w. MORRISON.
January II, 1885. I'll
N. b. Persons indebted by account are
particularly requested to settle them either
by cash or note. Cash would be preferred.
y Mckee
w MORRISON
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Miscellaneous Deferred Arti-
cies.

|
On the 2sih, the President sent IL Nom.
inatlons of Roger fancy and of Philip P.
Barbour the former as Chef Justice of the
United States, and the latter as Associate
Judge Of the Supreme Court. Verify, the
patience and long suffering of friend Phil has
at last obtained lis reward. Behold, We Pre-.
sidenilaI and Vice Presidential mushrooms,
who, in the ioggy dcws of a single night,
start up, over the whole country. See how
the smallest possible quantity of every mer
it, except suppleness, may be rewarded
Learn, especially, the profound lesson, how
much better is bird in the hand, than none
in the bush aud how much preferable is
pudding to no praise
As for Roger, the fact is equally refresh.
ing, aud equally encouraging to pubic 'lr'
tue IN thus country. The basest-ro, that's
saving too much, where there is such herd
OF bold competltors-one OF the basest tools
of party, to which he came as the mean.
est Of aposlates man content tor ADVANCE
ment sake, 10 JON the enemies OF every thing
that he bad previously ayowed as principle ::
whose open and notorious venalty was such
that he would make himself, IN the face OF
the world, the ally and the instrument of
those who necessarily revlled the name of
the party, with which all the previous acts
of his life had identified him: the creature,
the tool, the very pump of Executive pas.
sion or fraud the mere mlnlon OF the Pre-.
sident-hIs backs,alrs man; obscure, as TO
every thing but these shameful services ut.
terly unknown to the public, till he emerg.
ed INTO dlshonor: this man Is lifted by the
mere personal favour of the President, into
q station the mos, permanently and soiidiy
eminent in the country; being, indeed, as
sisted thereto, BY the very censure and pub.
lie opprobrlum which his political prostl.
tuition had drawn down upon him What
an example 10 Integrity, already faint with
Intellectual struggles against the genera
corruptlons of the times To the multi
tudes, incapable Of any right public service
and capable only Of selling themselves, o
what delicious hopes, on the single condl
lion Of fiat servlity, is this appointment ;
proclamation, Let Vice, let Folly, let Cor
ruptlon, let Prostitution, let every meal
ability, fttest to win a base success aud Il
be a plague and shame to the country
lift up rs unblushlng head, and esteem II
self, hencetorth, a Virtue. Let Patriotism
and Independence, and Honesty, and soIlC
Abilities, and RespeciablIty-things Ion.
since out Of SUI, a, ashngton-nnw know
themselves not merely uusklliul, but rIdl
culols and d,-Colombtd Telescope.
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Iadida Trtdty.-We understand, land
from the source from which we derived the
information We have no doubt Of lis correct.
ness, that a treaty has been made with the
Indians in the Western part Of this State,
extinguishing their title 10 the lands upon
which they reside. We are not sufficiently
informed TO speak with particularly OF lis
provlslons.-Raleigh Star.
Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Rodd.-We
state with pleasure, that the subscription
! for Stock 10 this Road has been very con.
siderably Increased since our last. The
greatest animation prevails on the subject,
and there seems but one mind as to the Ger.
tainty OF the construction of the Road, and
the benefits which II will confer. Forming
a link In the grand cham of Rail Roads
extending from North to South, through all
The Atlantic Cities, II must command the
confidence OF capitalists, both at home and
overwhelmingly Register.
Another pryect.-A correspondence of
the Norfolk Beacon, writing from Chowan
y. c., Dec. Goth, states that ga project is
on foot for constructing a Rail Road from
Norfolk TO Charleston 5. C." He sketch
es the route, and states that the only stream
Of consequence 10 impede the progress Of
this road, would be the Santee river, which
from lis great depth, would have TO be cross.
ed BY steam boats.
North Carolina Wine.-We haze been
favoured with few bottles Of VINE from
the Scuppernong Grape. IL Is white, aud
ofthe favour Of sweet Malaga-much sweet
er and stronger than Muscat. We see nc
reason why, IN the sandy soil Of that State
the grape cannot be cultivated extensively
and persons would find their account IN Ia.
king up the matter seriously, when foreign
wines may soon be at higher price.-N
!. f. Star.
Serious Rail Road Accidem.-We are
informed that on Thursday last, thro The
foreclosures of some one who had charge
of one OF the turn-outs on the Rail Road, II
the vicinity Of Blackvlle, the Cars were
t thrown off the road, by which accident one
white pefsbn was instantly killed, and ano
ther SO badly injured that II was thought h'
could not recover. The names OF theS,
persons, or which Of them died instantly
We have not been able to ascerta.n-one 1
said to have been the Conductor, and ii,
other his archaeological Chronicle.
; Hliaols.-By private letters, We learI
that on the 9th ut., W. l.. ID. Ewing wa
chosen a Senator in Congress from TIN
State, wee Kane, deceased. Mr.. Ewln.
has been an efficient friend Of Mr.. Clay
and an opponent to Gen. Jackson.
A new Census Of the State Of Illinois ha
recently been taken. The aggregate poPu
alon Is found to he about 215, 900, or
i, gam Of l7,i25, nearly 10 per cent IN iy
years TINS hourlsblug State has entire
y grown up within thitty.iive years, ID
population IN $500 being only 2l5.
, Cotton MdnufdctosxrWe learn than
is in con,elnpIatlol< sh Cotton Ma
: nufactory in this town NJ estabINimeut
the kind would, We douh, mol, be highly ben
. iehcsal 70 tne place, and profitable TO tn
STANDARDIZATION Spectator.
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Ticksburg, Mss Dec. 3.


More executions o. the Murrel BdndlM.
The notorious John, alias Jonathan Upton,
has at length paid the forfeit OF his life to
his ylIalnv. He was one of the most au-
daclous rascals of the MurreI gang, as
negro stealer and for the passing OF conn
terfai, money. Sometime IN March last,
the Editor of this paper, with another midi
yldual, rescued from him on board Steam
boat, a negro man, whom be had stolen
from a widow lady near DonaldsonVlIle, IN.
Louisiana. Upton made his escape. Wa
are informed, BY geqxeman from Little
Rock, that he was sh at that place,
lew days since, by habler. ~IpIon's
brother vas severely wi hded, but was sui.
fered TO make his escape. Creushaw and
Hunter, both mentioned IN the Murrel
pamphlet, and known tobe otthe same gang,
about week since, met their fate IN WIklu-
son county, OF this State--one shot, and the
other hung. We state the facts W thout
comment; the prediction made IN this paper,
only two weeks since, in relation to these
outlaws, is already being verlhed.-Reg.
The New York Daily Advertiser says,
"The Eighth of January passed off IN this
civ, on Friday last, without the slightest no.
lice even from those prints that were accus-
toned to reverence the day. No ieasts,
balls, parades, orations, or salutes, marked
the occasion. A year or two ago, the
Eighth Of January was considered by some
more sacred than the Fourth of July. The
praises fthe Chief we're echoed from Maine
to the far West. What change, merely
because the old Roman is near the close OF
his political usefulness. The patriots now
"worship the Rising Sun" and no longer
81 bow TO him whose race is num-"
South Carolina Coda letter from
Col, Blandlag, dated Columbia, Noyember
10th, says
ave have had, within the last week, pre-
scented IN this place, specimens Of Coal, which
we are assured can be procured " miller
above Us, on Little Riyer.-Profess0r Ellie
!. yoes up Tomorrow to examine the place
where it is found. The geological position
is The sane a. The Coal Mines near Rich
mond, Virginia and it is therefore probable
there may be no mistake IN the matter
We shall soon know. Our Rail Road, shouI
it pass up the valley of Broad River, will rn
along side If not through the spot.-Char
lesion Mercury.
Georgia Steam Boat COmpdny.-Th
Directors Of the Georgia Steam Boat Con
paoy have declared the very large DIV
dend Of Tirenay Dollars per share, on ii
profits of the company for the last etgI
months. This, certainly, is very plea
ing announcement to the Stockholders {
the company, and ooe which shows tb'
the stock is worth as much, If not mor'
than that Of any other chartered instItutlo
in the Stale.-Augusta Chronicle.
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Law

yHNHE subscriber deems 1t necessary, un.
N der recent circumstances, 10 say that
his attention, as heretofore, will be devoted
exclusively 10 the duties OF his profession,
He will attend the Superior Courts N the
Counties OF Mecklenburg, Lincoln, lredel,
Arson, Cabarrus, and Montgomery, and the
County Courts Of Mecklenburg aud Cabar.
rus. Except when absent IN his attendance
on the Courts OF these counties, he will
nor always be found al his Office or resi-.
dence In Charlotte.
FRANKLIN l.. SMITH
Jaanarg l6ih, $50, ts2 \
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.NUlfNrH Greek Classical
SCHOOL.

TIlE fifth session of this School will com.
mence on Monday, the 4lh of January.
The subscriber hopes, by the experience
he has obtained, and by untiriug devotion
TO his business, to merit share of public
patronage.
All persons wishing information in regard
to the school, are referred 10 the patrons of
the subscriber. s., W. ERWIN.
Dec. -, 1885 1iu
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pm sdies'
Levied in the hands of William Mckinney,
and him summoned as garnishee.
1T appearing to the satisfaction of court,
Il that the defendant John Sales, is not an
lnhabitant Of this State, Ordered, therefore,
that publication be made SIX weeks IN the
Charlotte Journal, that unless the said de.
PENDANT appears and pleads or replevles, al
the next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Ses.
slons to be held for said county, at the Court.
house III Charlotte, on the Sd Monday il
February next, Judgment will be entered
against bin by default
Witness, B. Oates, clerk Of said court
at office, the 4th Monday of November, A
ID. 1885. b. OATES, c. &C.
Price adv So. $50
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NEW GOODS,

eles, which he offers to the pubhc at re.
duced prices. The leading ones are
Gold and Silver Patent Lever, Lepine, and
Plain English and Swiss WATCHES,
Gold Guard CHAINS, $50, Fob do.
Lssles Fine Gold NECKLACE,
Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacle Frames,
with glasses, (iehiie, green, blue, and
d7re,) 10 SUI, all ages and sights,
GOLD KEYS, for Gentlemen and Ladies.
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, NE HAS JUST
RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
FROM THE NORTH, VIZ;
Brittania.ware IN foil sets, Fine Plated Can.
dlestlcks, Shutters and Trays, Plated Cas-.
tors, Rogers Pen and Pocket Knives, Ra.
zors and Scissors, best Cloth Brushes, Han
do, Table and Tooth do, variety of PER
FUMERY of the best quality, Walking
Sticks and Riding Switches, Fine Pistols
English and French,) Snuff Boxes, Per.
cussIon Caps, Pocket Books, Emerson's inc
Razor Straps, Boxes and Brushes, &c.
The above articles, added 10 his former
stock Of Watches and ,IcweIry, will embrace
variety, which will be sold low for Cash
or on short credit TO punc,ua dealers.
THOMAS TROTTER
Charlotte, Norember, 1885. 70.f
N. u. Those who have long Standing
Accounts will remember that most mer
need money TO carry on business.
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DYSPEPSIA
AND
LIVER COMPLAINTS

HNllE PATENT VEGETABLE MrpIcr.
Il SToMAcHIcE EFT HEPATIcG, form
by chy meal anaIy SIS and synlhesls Of er
raj prortmdte vegetable principles, are n,
yersally acknowledged to have ,olaIy
cllpsed the pretenslons of every other rcr'
dy, and superseded ire necessity ofes,,
other mode oftreatment wherever theaE,,.
diseases are found to exist, as well a, h o,
largement OF the Spleen and IN Jauu.o
Among the symptoms of by spep,a Al,
Liver complaints, are flatulency, soune.,
or BURNING in the stomach, mealcho, \,
rltablllly, disagreeable taste in the uoul,
grea, lrregularlty Of appetite, which ,o,s
times voracIous, and al other tunes o,e,,
! y deficient thirst, tetld breath, nay.,
weakness of the stomach, acid erlc,su.s,
palpltatlon, dro@slness, lrregulart, o. h.
bowels, pressure on the stomach after meal.
pain IN the head, dizziness or vertigo q,
fusion of mind, attended with loss of mem,
~, gnawlng IN the stomach when e..5,y
chllllness, affection OF SIGHT and hear5,
pain and weakness IN the back, languoLd \.
turbed sleep, cold fee, aud hands, rreB,,
uoraslness 10 the throat, cough, pam IN b
side or breast, dc.
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CABBAGE SEED.
Late Dutch I abbage
Drum Head DO
Large English Savoy dc
Late Sugar Loaf do
Early \ ork do
Early Dutch 10
Green glazed DO superior
as the catterpillct vii.
not modest II.
Large London { aullhow
er do
Early London do
Curled Scotch kale, on,
OF the best winter greens
known-snperior IN de
llcacy and tend rnesS I,
the Spinach, and far su
perlor TO the Cabbage.
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LETTUCE SEED.
ROYAL Cabbage Lettuce
superior 10 all others.
Florence [ o>s DO
Cream Coss or Ice DO
Early Head do
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
Warranted The CrO'r,h Of 1885.
VEILLIAM HUNTER has just

w opened lis Spring Assortment OF Seeds,
comprising such as suits the wants of the citizens
of this and the surrounding counties. Persons
wishing 10 be supplied had better call and select
before The assortment bs broke as he does not in
tend to get recruit again this Spring. The FOL-
lowing isl contains part Of his assortment, viz.
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CARROT SEED.
Blood Red [. drrot
Orange CO
Scarlet do
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VARIETIES.
London Flag Leca-la
good and healthy We
gctable for table use
iCurlcd Paisley Seq
Long " bite Okra for
soup,
Cayenne Pepper
Red X " hiic Onion seed
Top Onion Seed
Solid CELERY
Sage-Balsam Vt Pear
Vegetable Oyster
Purple Egg Plant
Double Pepper Grass
W hl,c Mustard Seed
Many hcad'd Sun Flower
iio!lyhock >e d.
riH hare the CASH
J, 1886. 1ltf
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BEET SEED.
Blood Beet
Eariy furnip do
Mangel " urtlell do
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/ TURNIP SEED.
Flat Dutch Turnlp
lRula Baga do
y GLOW Malta do
Large Norfolk Field do
CUCUMBER SEED.
Long Green Cucumber
Early DO
Early Bunch do
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SRINACH SEED.
Round Spinach
Broad Leaf 10