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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-29
English and American Paints,

among which are white and red lead, Whit ing, Chrome Yellow & Green, Prussian Blue No. and 9, Dutch and Rose Pink, Terra de Sienna, Vermilion, Lamp Black, &c.
 London Brown Stout, Porter; old Madeira, Pure Port, and other WimeS-Pure Cog niac Brandy, Holland Gin, West India Rum, &c. as medicines.
 O' Physicians, Painters, Hatters, &c. SUD- piled on as good terms as they can purchase the same qualities in New. York.
 LitchfeId, Julv 3. 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-29
FOR SALE.

A COTTON MILL of small size, contain, "A ing IS Looms. Mules and other rcqui- site machinery, of the best fabric and in com plete order, being nearly new. This Mill is situated (near Hitchcock's CorneO in the town of Sharon, Litchfieli Co., Ct, and within seven miles of the Housatouic Rail Road. It is in a good neighborhood--is a healthy place, and where the necessaries of life can be procured remarkably cheap. The concern will be sold at a low rate, on ac. com,nodating terms, and possession immedi that there is sufficient home market for all the goods the mill can manufacture.
 For further particulars apply to Messrs. Swift and Hitchcock, merchants, near the premises, and to John Thompson, Esq, Po'- keepsie. Duchess County, N. Y, or to James Grant, Esq, Cashier of Farmers & Manu. facturer's Bank in Po'keepsie, N. Y. 3m 23
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-29
K. R. SPR.RG UE, Attorney and Counsellor

HAVING opened an Office for the prac. HI tice of his profession, in the GALPIN BUILDING, two doors South of Beckwth &I Geymour's store, in South street, respectfully solicits share of the public patronage.
 Litchfield, Oct. I2. l04l. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-29
Prepare for Gold Weather !l
 EnahSCaa0SEc TvtEOT'iRg.

A s one ofthe "irade" who wishes his fel- "A low man, that "noblest woIk of divine hands" dressed n garments btii,ting his po- sition, viz with Coat, Ves,, and rapta- loons-llsO protected with an Ovcrcout or Cloak to defy the storm and wind of the cnn;rg nter-begs liberty to inform THE PUBLIC, that they can be accommodated, either in the Cutting or Making of the said garments at short notice, at his shop in Spencer's build. ing, next west Of the Mansion iIuuse,and most respectfully requests their patronage.
 ".* Fashions Americdne, ld French, Eu- ropean, or ScOtchiana, just received by !ntear- rivals. II. A. HULL.
 Litchfield, Sept. go, lSA2. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-29
DENTISTRY. IF. Eg. .NEERREMAM

A T his Office, up stairs, two doors South "A of Beckwiih S Seymour's Store, will be in constant attendance to wait on those who may wish Dentistry in any of it's various branches, in the latest and most improved style. GJr Particular attention paid to Ex- TEACHING TEETH. sep I2 It
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-29
Chestnut Shingles. 10000 tss sss ;al' 9y Gy:p. P: CAMP
GEOVES.

r ADIE'S and Gents black II. s. and .A Kid Gloves dark and light assorted do., from A No. l. to those not qaite as good prices accoriingly--Ladies' bl'k FiIlet do. of every description plain Silk, spun Silk, and run Silk, do., with great variety of Cot ton Gloves, tor sale by F. PHELPS.
 May 00
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-29

LUST Received by A. P. P. Camp, Pock. J ct Knives of all kinds and prices, from to 4 4blades-do. do. Penknives, S ? blades. Also. Razors and Fleams, manufactured by Hallam,, Scott, Ss Co.,, and warranted. 2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-29

Boots & Shoes. ~ ENT's Seal Skin Boots. Ladies Slips. M do Kip do do. do Ties. do BrOgan Shoes do Buskins. do Pumps. Also Lads walking shoes For sale by A. P. P. CAMP.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-29
Drugs and Medicines,

R nFFERS for sale complete
 O assortment of the above arti-
 cles, in quantities to suit the Pur-
 chaser, on as good terms as they ~ can be bought within thestate, for cash or credit-lncluding an assortment of Bronzes, gold and silver Leaf and Foil, Gums Copal and Shellac, Alcohol, Japan and Copal Varnish, Tamarinds, Madder, COchineal, In- .ligo, American and Russia Isinglass, Spices, Sal Eratus, Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Seidlitz Powder, Congress Water, supe- rior and common winter sperm, castor, pure Linseed, and Sweet OILS; Chlorine, Tooth Wash, Preston's Salts, Bayberry Tallow.
 A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
 Patent oWeGE6eS2eeS, including Anderson's Cough Drops, Swaim's Panacea, Bateman's Drops, Welch Med icamentum, Thompson's Eye Water,
 PILLS of various kinds, &c. &c.
 Also q cOmplete assortment Of
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16
M OTTCE.

~ OF ] G j,
herby given that subscriber was, at The June term Of
Tuscaawns Court Pleas appo nted administrator Of
the estate of Caarne Yan deceased All persons interested
will please take notice. JOlNSTOQDY, Az
Warren TIP, June l6, 184S. z2H
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16
T'YtFR MEETING

Alta meeting (about or 300 persons presently octhe
ienJs of the present administration Of the Gene al
Government, held at the Court House in New PLilt.
delphia on the. evening of Iune 9Th Is42, COL j. XII
gore called to the cham and D Sdl was appointed
Secreiasy.
Alter the ject of the MEETING stated, G. w.
Wassan. E,q of Wooster, was called for to address
The same.
The following resolutions then submitted. ac..
companed by some remarks by $. Sala, whirh were
abbrobaled by the shouts and acclamaons of all pre-,
sent
Resolved That the system of discipline and ta' tics
by which the modern organization of political parties in
This country is governed aud which brand with The
epthet of TRAITOR" the citizen who indulges in the
freedom Of political thought and action, is lncompai-
BILE with the genius Of our inSiIutonss aul can no
longer be submitted tolerated with safety To either
national or individual freedom and independence.
ResolUed That the independent pctlou ol John Tyler
as President Of the nation, the principles he has a.
vowed, and the measures he has recommended as
SUCH have already 'bruised the heel Of party" and
il only remains for the people sustain him in his po-
ical career TO break the head of the monster yranh
ResoLcsd That so long as partisan leaders seek to
"head him and agrarian disoEgan7ers ia "bnpeach
him." Capt. Tyler may rely'upon "Corporals Glarl'
from among the people Efficiently strong to breast the
war of caumny, and ensure the patriots reward.
RssoLred, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the papers Of this county, and the Old
School Republican Of Columbus.
The meeting then adjourned.
s, SALA, Sec'y.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16
TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION,
ON THE 4th OF July,


At meeting Of the Committee Of Arrangements in
behalf of The Dover Temperance Washngtonian Soce>
ty for the purpose of more fully and satisfactorily
ranging the coming celebration of the the 4h of July,
next A, d. Chalant called 10 he chair, anG L. II,
Rich appointed Secretary. when The following arrange
ments made.
Resolved, Thatin commemoraion Of the 9TH July
10 we celebrate the coming Anniversary Of our In-
dependence, and that the place of our meeting be in
the grove near TO this town, When motion in lrth
erance the following committees were
appointedT
To make arrangements with Doct Chalfant to pro.
vide dinner &c, for the same s. BTanard, VIM Ora.
hum.
To procure signatures &C.. for the same VIM. Graz
ham, John Hi dt, j.
To procure Reader, and Orator Of the Duy. Mr. Mos
ley A, ChallanE
TO raiJe funds by subscription otherwise is deray
incidental expenses. s. Brainard John Hildt j.
or correspondence and for the purpose Of extending
invitations to thedeent societies throughout the county
and ciiizens generally s. BraiLa'd, John Hildtjr'
IN BANKRUP roy, on the application ol Joseph
Thompson of Tuscarawas County Ohio.
The above caso having beer referred 10 me a commits
sioner of Bankrupts for pscarawas County, aforesaid
by the Honorable thedisrct court Of the United States
Ohio DISTRICT EN- prepared 10 receive proof Of the
cInns Of the creditors Of the sad Joseph thompson,
until the 18th dOyof JIly 1912.
B. NJ. ATIIERTON,
June Is, 1912. CONT Of Bankrupts.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16

DOVER TOWN ORDINANCES.

Be it enacted BY the town council of the town OF Dover
1st. That II any person persons shall be found the
within the limits Of said town haooing blowing horns
ringing BELLS playing the horse fiddle any other convance
and thereby creating noise disturbing the citizens of said
town. any person offending shall conviction thereofpay
fine of not less than nor more than five dollars.
2nd That If any person persons shall remove any sgn
steps, or other appendage any building remove other
wise injure any out building, or any wagon, throw
stones or clubs and thereby nre any person property,
shall deace any fence building ornamental tree, any
public or private improvement within the limits Of said town,
shall on conviction thereof pay fine of not less than five
dollars nor more than ten.
3D. That If any person persons shall deface either Of
the the public square of said town by digging holes
dce removing sod shall conviction thereof pay fine Of
not less than more than five dollars
4t That il person persons shall moest an intoxicated
person. by pushing tripping in any way by laying hands
on them, shall conviction thereof pay fine Of not less
than five dollars nor more. than ten.
LsLINGLUFF;
g. BRAINARp, Recorder, Mayor.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16
CTRCUs AND CARAVAN,

SPLENDID and Combined Attraction of EQUES-
- TRAN and GYMNASTIC PERI F0RMANCES,
with beautiful collection of LIVING WILD AMI
MAILS comprising the supendous GIRAFFE, the on,
ly one now living the American Continent, the Ee-
phant, and every variety Of Wild Beasts, Birds and
Reptiles.
JUNE, TITUS, ANGEvINE & Co. Ffoprotors Of
the Bowery Amphitheare, New York.
X. SHAY, Equestrian Manager
The proprieors Of the above named essblishmont
have the honor 10 announce 10 the citizens Of New
Philadelphia and vicinity that their unequalled troupe
Of Equestrtans and splendid Caravan Of Wild Animals
will exhibit at New Philadelphia,
On Saturday June 25tt, I842.
Doors open at o'clock, P. M,
The public also respectfully informed that the
equestrian troupe under the management Of Mr. SHAY
is composed Of the most extensive and talented attsts
comprising several Of the most sklul performers both
of this country and Of Europe. Attached to ta conf
pany, is the four HUNGARIAN COUSINS, WHOSE
incredible perform1nces havo caused so much excie-
ment wherever they have appeared. The Vaultng
Phenomenon Mr.. LIPMAN, who has actually thrown
7I Somersetts at one trial. the greatest feat record
besides others in every department Of the Olympic Ex-
ercses.
Tho Manager pledges hinselfihat his exhibition lhall
be Of strictly moral character and FREQ from the ina
ny objections frequently made to entertainments Of this
description.
The Menagerie of Animals is attended BY inIelIi.
gent and obgng Keepers who will take great pains
III responding to the wishes of the audience.
N B, An extensive and splendid Band Of Musicians
is engaged, who win accompany the performances
with choice selection Of the most popular airs, march,
es; overtures aRd walizes
Admuance to both BOXES so cta.--PiT 25 CTS,
Children half price.
viii ais, DO exhibited at sIIANESyIL.L nm Frt,
day June Gath, 1912
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16
A TYLER MFETING

In another column may be found the proceedings Of
a Tyler meeting held in the Court House, last week.
We publish it for three reasons. First, by request
second because it shows that the great whig party is
split up even in Tuscara was-and third because we
wish to give the Tyler party fair shake, for we un-
derstand tho Federal paper will not do so.
This Tyler movement is The first open avowal of
dissension among the wings ofthis county. We have
heard of it before storm has been Brewing for years.
hard words aud chickering's and threats have been law
.ished upon the leaders, WhyS Because there is
contemplate whig editor, and whig clique in New
Philadelphia who have always controlled the county,
and kept the fat Offices among themselves, denying any
milk to influential citizens Of other portions of the corn
ty This together with the fact that there are wings
who believe Tyler to be the clean thing, and who are
determined to support him, brought about the meeting
Speeches were made by Mr.. Wasson, of Wooster
and ssla of Dover. There was considerable fun, and
nearly fight kirkpatrick of The Advocute, fearing
split in the whig ranks would hur, his pocket under
took 10 break up the meeting by kicking up a row. He
interrupted Saa in his remarks, by stamping the hoor
and striking his hands together. and when Sala was
reading his resolutions. Pat" insultngly asked him
show much John Tyler gave him year, for suppor-
ting his administration Some hard words then pas
sed which we did not hear. Now we protest against
such conduct on the part of the old reprobale knkpat
rick And SO did most of those present. lfthe Tyler
Wings choose 10 get up meeting, it's nobody's busl-
ness: if Kirkpatrick didn't like he should have said
away All men have their rights ButIo think OF A'm
charging Sala with being bribed Why hVe dollars
would buy Kirkpatricks body, soul and breeches, 10
the support of any actioH High times these, when
one old whig charges another old wbig, with bribery
and corruphon 1t verifcs all we've said about the
whig leaders.
1t amusing to see Pat, publishing accounts ofspts
in the democratic party from abroad when at the same
time there is asplitamong the Wings here at hOme'
which is increasing every day. We understand Ty-
Ter delegation Will go to Columbus, from this county,
10 attend the convention there the 9TH of July for
the purpose ofuOminatng candidate for Governor
There's fun coming.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE

N1oTICE hereby given that at the last term Of
~ TuscaraWas Court Of Common Pleas appointed admin
is,rator of the estate of Jonathan Spange deceased All
persons indebted estate having claims against will
make settlement within one year. PHILIP MIZERa
June 13, 1912. 224t Adm'r.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16

GTWe notice detestabIe communication in the last
Advocate, calling the Democratic rarty SET of 6arnOtrn
ers and challenging them to meet !he irlends ola we
regulated banking system, - in debate. 1t requests US
to copv, We cannot do it Had the article been cous
chad in respectful terms, we might have done it, but
mt otherwise. And now we ask those Democrats OF
Tuscarawas county, who have been for years palroni-
sing that paper, what they think ofthe man. who after
receiving halfhi support from them who draws hun
dreds of dollars year for printing out OF their taSes,
who maintains bis subscription list by their names, who
has made himself rich at their expense-we say what
do you think of this pcy man allowing some blackg1a
,hrooah his paper 10 calyou ell barnburrrs- making
y"u ALL Out set of burglars and thieves going round
The country firing peoples houses and barnsl Are you
going TO eianG such an INSULT Are you willing to suP'
port sucha man any longerf aHn
DThs Wing Congress, with majority Of 5O' had
no, passed lhe aPporoOmenl I'LL at The latest daes'
Tie Legislatures Of Maine, and Connectcu met in ex>
fro session to fix THEFT districts bu, had y adjourn again,
consequence Of no arpohiOnment bill being passed
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16
NOTICE.

"A T the Court of Common Pleas Of Tuscarawas county.
AE3March term 1872 was appointed Administrator Of
the estate of Robert amoun late of said county, deceased
All persons interested will please take notice.
THOMAS PHILSoN,
June A, 1912. 2l4t Admir-.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16
AuDlrOR's orTroE TUscARAwAs Co. Q.

AuDIToR's oFFIcE TUsoARAwAs Co. Q.
June IA. I842i
TOTSE hereby given, that tie County Commissioner
~ at their June session A. 1842, did the sum Of
two mills each dollar valuation Of taxable property with
in said county road purposes the current year, and that
the said tax may he discharged by labor the roads, under
the direction Supervisors of the several districts at the
rate Of seventy'fve cents per day.
JOHN EvERHARD,
223t Auditor Tus. Co.
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" The MrrRoroLIrAS for April hs, Just beer
Published BY Mrs. Mason. 1t contains variety OF
valuable and interesting matter.

CANADA TRApg-INPoRrASr FAcrs.-The
Montreal Courier has letter showing that the
tate of toll by the Ridesu Canal are this year raised
ron about cen, to more than 4 cents a mile.
% the average, The trade between Montreal
and the Upper Lakes will be greatly injured by
This heavy addition 10 the expense OF transit
Las, year. Port Stanley, on Lake Erie, and two
other shipping places few mile. from it, export.
$1,000 bushels of wheat, 2e00 barrel, -four. and
400 Of Pork, and imported 5+00 barrels OF salt,
aSd 1000 tons merchandise. Twenty years ago,
there werc scarcely 5o0.bushcls exported at these
places.
Last year there were transported through the
"elsnd Canal, from tho L. :. to L. ;. ports,
sh,li2 bushels Of wheat and 1928 barrels OF
hour. and from United States to Canadian ports
sos64 barrels -four, 1897 of pork, and 367 POI
Sashels Of wheat-also from Canadian ports on
lake Ontario. l29 1893 barrels of flour. 5l4 barrels
u pork, and go 1874 bushels Of wheat. These
Sc's respecting the Welland Canal, are new Il
a''' people, and they will be interesting TO mos
''sien, Roch. Eve. Post,
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CROLIUS'S Boat Establishment. 4Oo

~ wsl-rsreet four doors east OF Catherine Marhetc
The Subscriber has in his mandatory, and unler MS
inei ate superntfn dehce some Of the oldes snd M
experienced builders IN this city, anil The best ~
tor building evsry description of Boat which enables nm
10 furnish the shortest notice Boats Of the most appro'eu
model and workmanship, the mot liberal terms
Builder Of the Sultan OF Muscars Pleasure Barge ,he
Wave, Gareie, Victoria, Atlantic, Wakona brooklyn nc
Also, the Ann, of Peek,k Washington OF Poughseree'
Duchess, OF Hyde Park Sylph asd Wave OF Mobile Geo
stewart, OF Louisville Madame Celeste OF New orleans
&c. kc. AZ I'm
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" ISRAEL PosT, SO Bowcry, has Just pub
'hhed No. % OF that most valuable publication OF
The season-the complete works Of Lord Bacon.
This number finishes the second volume and com
mences the third and los;. The works Of Sir
WALTER SooTT have reached their seventeenth
number, which continues his Life of Napoleon.
TH,Rs's History of the French Revolution, Nos
~ and 50. have also just been issued.
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" The EScYcLorGDn ANERIcAxA.-DIoK-
rSs'' complete work. and CooPrR's Sea Tales No.
WI have .ius, been published by Gcarge 5. Curry
Co. l55 Broadway These publications have
rarely been published in a nca,er, cheaper sr more
CONVENE Mt form than in this edition.
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GRAFTON Before THE HIRERNI,N PRoviDENT SOCIETY
New-Haven; BY W. f. ROBINSON.

GRAFTON BEFoRE THE HIgERNi,N PRoviDENT SOCIETY of
New.ia,en; By W. 4. ROBINSON.
This is the title of u pamphlet of sixty-four
pages containing account of public celebra-
lration Of this Society, held on the last ST. Pa
tricks Day, with Songs furnished for the occasion
by q. PrRcIvAL, JOIN PIERpoNT and others,
and the Grafton delivered by Mr.. Robinson The
Oration gives a sketch of Irish History, with full
notices of their traditions, and an exposition Of
the unfavorable circumstances under which, as a
nation, she has Away. lived. Interesting personal
sketches are embraced. 1t is valuable address,
and contains many facts not generally known con-
corning Irish History. From a note at the con-
clssion, for instance upon the claims to great an
tquity that Ireland has preferred, we learn that
Seth, the son Of Adam visited Ireland with the
iar daughter of the cursed Cain, and that Noah 5
mecc Cwse,a arrived in Ireland the Wednesday
morning before the flood Some IrishNcn also
claim that Homer stole his heroes from Irish His
Tory, and say that Diomede is only the modern
name for Dermod Mc'reddy, aud that Achilles i:
only another way to spell Ashil Mac Phaill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
TRENCH & GERMAN Fancy Goods.

very low orcash~-A complete assortment OF Cornts
Bruhe, Perfumery. Joseph Gcli's and other Steel Pens
Cutlery Hsoks AMI Eyes Pms Needles, Accordons, Poek
etBooks silk and Leather Parses, Beads and Bead Bag'
and Purses Specaces kc together with gensra assert
aeni Of all articles ia the soyc line ousines> county
merchants respectfully invited 10 call when Vune VI
city, and examine the ,ock a. il r eyed tbs. lsua
Inducements are offered c. H. DAkLlN|s
ma "a Maiden Lane and Liberty street.
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO ACADEMIC LITERATURE; BY CHARLEs
II. LYON. H. l. g. Raynor, 70 Bowery.

Contributions TO ACADEMIC LITERATURE; By CHARLES
H. LYON. H. & :. Raynor, 10 Bowery.
The author has in this little volume undertaken
to furnish collection of passages, of his own COM
position. for defamation in schools, as a substi-
tue for the hackneyea extracts from Cicero Burke,
Sheridan, Chatham, Everett, Webster, and other
great orators with which our School Books are
filled How far such a work was needed,
teachers are the best qualified judges; how well
M. Lyon has supplied it--supposins it to exist
We have not read his book with attention enough
10 say. The passages seem to be well written,
and embrace valuable though no, very original
opinions and sentiments.
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Il ranttS-The only right principle discovered, ID
you br-e az uch pressure YOU wish the rupture
without x ~ which does great injury. Come and
TRY SIX and II Is moi the easiest best and cheapest
YOU may rfsA r. Apply at % Edrdge-st BrOome.
the present, At all hours Ladies attended to By lady.
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and Merino shaNIs. Nous

~ seipe de Lame &c. &c. l.. Pgnolets improvements
the Bleaching department Of s establishment, by means
Of sear employed in the finishing Of goods, enables hun
IN receive orders much lower rate than heretofore, and
have them handsomely and expedtously done. Cash.
mere aud Merno ShawS restored their original color;
Mouseline de LANES, Blonde, Meckn, and other lces
cleaned and renewed silk hose also restored and
daask curtains table covers. drugget &c. cleaned and
pressed L. PigBoet continue, his Dying Establishment as
usual in all is branches at No Barclay-sueet and +o7
Pe,rl.rre.i near Chatham. as Inn
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ASSO CIATION;
Or Principles Of a True Organization Of Society.
To the LnboYiug Glasses.

~ The edtorsGip Of u column dstinct from tAa Of
TIE Tr,tpne Addre ietter5, post paid 10 A. BEIsBsNE
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AFROM 3 TO 10000 lbs. Of Fresh Gar

DEN SEED, in all the choicest species and sars'
tfc. sale, IN quantities suit purchaser, a, BklDGE'
MANS permanent esab sm-ni, corner ot Egtetnth-''
AMI Broadway Also The Young Gardeners Assistant
containing the results OF his y yess practice IN New"
A. this work has been hoDorea by ue award ~ cod ne
daI from The American Institute whch Institution and u E
NewYork State Agricultural Society, having aso award
several copies Premiums for superior specimen. nj Gar
d.r Products fsrtber comment deemed unnecessary.
mo lras