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for want OF OIL and upon waking her. she said the rats
or some one had away with her bread and cheese
so she went to sleep. The oyerman thought she was
old seven years, though he was sure she had
been below eighteen months. She very pretty
little girl ITO render the labor OF the children more
easy drawing the carriage containing the coal, they
buckle round their naked person broad leather strap,
10 which is attached in front ring and about four feet
Of chain. terminating in hook. The gd!e frequently
bsefs their sides, and occasinns great pain. 1t is bar
harltv barhary ala many the co!leres Of the
riding Of Yorkshire lar relates TO The underground
employ lnent, there is no distinction OF sex. "Susan
Pchforth, aged eleven, had worked IN the same pit
two years. She had sister going on fourteen who
worked with her. The rags that hung about her
waist were as black the coal she thrust and saturated
with water She stood shvering from cold "Patience
Kershaw aged seventeen, married IN the clothes she
then had on-trowsers and ragged Jacket-had bald
place her head made by tsi'nstng The coryes The
geers that she worked for, pulled off all their clothes
they were naked all but their caps. "alary Glorer
81 wears oc are into coal PIT at seven years DID,
and commenced by being drawer Never worked much
in them while she having children, but since she
had given that up, had returned 10 lhem "Bety
Harris AGED 81 has drawn the in the pits her
hands and feet until the skin has been worn oil her
sides when she was advanced slate OF pregnancy
leave you TO make your own comments upon ma
tion tina: tolerate such Turkish oa!oary and pro-
fess be christianzed and civilized. Leeds paper
of Yesterday contains the following which but too truly
exhibits the deporabe condition OF the woollen manu-
featuring section: " If any proof were wanting of the
progress of physical and moral degradation amongst
our manufacturing population, We have very strong
opinion that the result of the last quarters registration
of births will furnish abundant evidence of the fact
At least il other districts present result similar TO
that Of Leeds the proof will not be dubious. The
onarters retn:ns are not oil made Up yet ana therefore
,?e cannot give the result in detail: bat we can supply
some particulars. Whilst the marriages at tie regis
IL, Office and dissenting chapes have not increased in
aott
by between 300 and 800 than in the year ISL In the
number OF births registered during the last quarter
decrease of fifth sixth will be manifest, as com
pared with the corresponding quarter of ls4l whilst
the number of lniti'nac children born haze been trc
bicd IN some if not all ct the districts.
But what of all this ignom'ny this wilful SHINING
agalns conviction b. Great Britain, by which such re-
suits ievc beea occasinned VIXEN sic can boast, thu,
from the earliest period 10 the present moment, history
records no parallel 10 nation wealthy ard power
tul; Nero ii,lded w,ii- Rarc was burning" Was
he less erciful, less rgardfu Of human snierne, than
our unfeeling mother: AGRlCOLA.
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equality, which many dream of, bu, none realze with

equality which many dream OF, but none reaze WIN
out disastrous consequences
Since the Revolution, there has, under the influence
Of the principles which produced IT, been cons.an'
waning in the power oftha distnctivey Engiish ieei
ING 10 which we alluded and yet enough has remain
ed to exercise very visible influence on the ohiy
prominent measure. connected With popular improve
nent Of which the Legislature has ever been the agent
To poor law system, imported from Engiaho, anu
enprafled on Republican Institutions, in which Vfg'-
MIA has not been singular has been appended poor
school SYSTEM designed for the same population, ao
based on the principle OF charity, G. 10 neP
men, instead of teaching them to help themselves, of
bv legislative CONTROL compelling them 10 do SO. Inc
distinction recognized by the law for the Education Of
the INDECENT, has been the political decendant OF lug
lish opinions and is the proper exponent OF the
pe which recognizes ranks IN society, from lne .o
10 the cottage Coincden with this IS another feature
o The national character of mother and-that there
shall be offered no interference with those VINO cun
HELM themselves in matters Of this kind
Now had different structure OF society been ours,
or had different views Of the education oil Tue PeoPe,
as mass prevailed with our colona! fathers, we ihg"'
have ,ornd at the Revolution, already formed 10 our
nnrposes the incpient school systems which dIstln'
suisb the North offer opinion on the comparative
morris of the principles Of Government which nave
heen noticed nor do regard the omissions oil my own
Colonial or State Government, in the matter OF popu
l,r educaton as a NECESSARY result But 1t certainly
nn,ears consistent with the original schemes OF the
settlers and the general policy OF the two portions OF
the colonial provinces, that in the one, the PEOPLE,
as mass originating power, should turn it to their
own beneit-and in the other, the Government being
Instituted from abroad, should less regard or provide
for the wants of those People, which were not stFctiy
,olticsl that in The one, Government PROVIDED "
NEE, the vews of men oppressed by English tyranny,
s $sI i present. e few points with the form Of
moaarcaical regi,,e; and in The other Government
procera,ng from London Itself, should natu1ally be
shipped after Iae paera Of 81, James Tia. me mo
raur, nol;,icaI ch.npe produced by the Revolution,
has moi freed US entirely from old influences is not sur
nrisnp; and tina, it has not SO corrected then as to
ooen the way for educational Legislation materially ano
fully Republican, to be accounted for partly as we
have seen, BY the remaining influence of Engsh 1ee'
;nn bnt mainly, by other considerations to which ]
shall advert in my next
Yours, with respect, &c,
LANCASTER.
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DEMOCRATIC REVIEW FOR MARCH.

TABLE or CoxrESrs Il. The Gailows and the
Gospel-An Appeal to Ciergymen opposing themselves
10 the abolition OF the one, N the name 81 the cther-
= The Ballad Of CassanGra Sou'hwck-by }. e.
Whittier Sabbath Worship in the Forestry ti'
S Andres. A. Synthetic Philosophy including
Arcle--hy Ores,cs 4. I,rownson. >. Egoism or the
Bosom Scrpent-Fron the unpublished "A!!egories Of
the Heart by Nathaniel Hawthorne. 6. The Angel $
ssearch-hy Mrs Jane l. Swift :. Handel and his
nNessiah''--bv J $ Dwight 3. Meeta-by Mrs FL
lett o The Victory of Freedom-From the German
Of Count Auersberg. 10. Loose Leaves by Literary
Lounger, about Authors and Copyrights. IL. The
Death Of the Prophet-To the memory of Charming
by Miss Ann Z. Lynch. ~ Mr.. Clay and the Re-
sirc,ive System. - Political Portraits with Pen and
Pencil-No. XXXVlII-Levi Woodbury., OF lamp
shire, with fine engraving Steel) a. Letter from
the Editor of the London Phalanx to the Democratic
Review. 10 Monthly Financial and Commercial Ar
tice. 10 Dedication IS. Defant IL. New Books
of the Month Il. Monthly Literary Bulletin. -
~ York Historical Socely.
This number contains Portrait of Hon. Lew WOOD.
bury, and from has;y glance at its pages, we should
think well digested assortment of -eadng matter
The editors make the following proposal:
"USrREoEpESTEp LrEEgsL,TY-Oter TO .Ntio SUB.
scribeys.-A iew complete sets Of the Democratic Re.
vic still remaining hand, the Publishers are ena.
BLEED for short time TO make the following exre
liberal proposals To any person, who shall remit to
them direct under frank of the Postmaster, 81 in cur
rent funds, they agree to forward complete set of thu
Neu Series Of the Rerien, commencing July lo4l, tt
January, 1S43, ineiusire Comprising eighteen
bcrs GRAruiTorsLY, and 10 continue 10 send the work
for two years ensuing, TO January, S43. This UMPIRE
cedented instance of MISUNDERSTANDING a gJt q
eighteen consecutive numbers Of such Perodicai-ihe
publishers cannot doubt, will be at once appreciated
and 1t scarcely necessary 10 remind all who would
avail themselves OF such pre-emnent advantages, TO BIZ
immediate in their application. Remitances should bt
addressed TO the Publishers, J. & II. g. Langley, 81
Chatham street, New York"
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Mr. BrcnAxAx.-The letter this distinguished Ame

MIR. BrcnAxAx-The letter of this distinguished Anne.
r,con statesman in reply The Democratic members OF
the Legislature If Pennsylvania, rendering an
IN hi, f,yor for nomination the Presidency IS "or-
thy or a and OF the of whic! he is So prominent a
supporter We cannot bat approve lis spirit; noi l,l
10 aporcciatc its views not only Of the feelings WIN
which the anlilaies for this exalted station ought 10
enter into the competition but of the course oil kindness
and cancellation which ought to characterize all The nen-
hers Of the Democratic family. |, ncucates harmony
and union in the strongest and yet the kndest, manner
"If know my own heat" said he, 81 should most
freely resign any professions which the partially OF
friends has set up for me, if by this could purchase
harmony and unanmity in the selection oil Democratic
candidate With such spirit abroad, the Democracy
viii deserve and will scarcely fail to win success.
L.NbaMn .lrglN
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UOYT & CO.'S OFFICE.

Urd.- me Erchdrge Hotel. K.c.',arHd, itsgrg.
IN NJ. fOYT & CO have great pleasure la p;e'eH'ih: 3
~ their patrons In the country the magnificent St"Hr
Lottery below. $50 900 he obtained for Tie fiHs un
$40. You all r-colect that have paii $Jp t1
for ticket only $40. What has been done ' Z
repeated. What say YOU WIN you drop line. and 'n'
twenty fifty dollar n0e-and try your fortune 80 1917
splendid Lottery.
Ii You want rsk $50, il is best hars etG -
package-oRe At which we will sci! for that amount.
As shall have only limited supply of ck. m tbs
and expect they will be taken pretty soon We ad:e D
scna sour orders - possible
Please address the lucky yehGrfs IDYr :: CO., - ;i &
Office under he EScinge, where they lave s1d ai ~
THIRTY FIVE tire aal!ba. pr':cs isw months. oe
them - 500 . u-ho!s ticket.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, fur Internal improvement - x
District of Columbia. Glass X. for ls3. TO ~ drawn Il @
iril ID, c., on SATURDAY. 4 ,fI O'Clock "
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GARDEN sEED-GAYNoR & LYEl.I. have just received a
" fresh supply Of Garden Seeds from the Sohaso, several
different Garden Seeds grown this State, all OF which
they recommend fresh and genuine
ARTicIIOKE--Green Globe.
ASpaRAGIrS-t::ant Dutch.
BUNCH BEASS-Broai Windsor Dwarf Mohawk, Early
Dwarf MoawE Extra Early SIX Wrecks. Eiry Yellow SIX
Weeks Long Pod, Marrow Dwarf Red >peckeG French, Royal
Dwarf, Whit. kidney.
nD! BEASS-lIoiiclCTai Pole, Large White Lima scarlet
Runners White Dutcli Runners.
BEET-ETy Blood 1urnp, Early Yellow, French sugar, Long
Blood. Manrci Wirlze.
BEOCCOIi-i.arsc Purple Cape .
CABBAGE-Ha;trr>.a. Cromwell. Drnhead Early l'nochs
Heart Dwarf Styoy Early Loaf Early York, Fiat
run-wc curei Savoy Large York, Late Sugar Loaf
Red Picsing
CAULlFLOWE E-Eary and Late Dutch
CORN-.Smh's Extra Early.
CUCUMBER-Eary France Early Green Cluster, Long Green
EGG pLANT-purple.
ESDlvE-Grren Curled.
KATE-Errrn Curied Scotch.
LETrUCI-Drpwn Du,, Ea,iy Diun'ltead, LAZY pi'os",
Green f,oSs, Ice, Large White Loaf. -.
MEoN-Caroima Water Green Ciiron Large 'ush Ut ie'-
low, Nutmeg. ,
ONIoN-Silver Skin, yellow skin.
PtRSl .EY-Cured and single.
PaRSSiP-Eyirl Large Large Dutch. .
PEAS--Rlgr Imperial Dwarf MIrr"tit Dwarf Green 'iar-
royat Early Frame Ely Bishops Dwarf, Extra Early Sinclair
or Washington Early Warwick, ,larrowfa ,,.
RADIsIi-Back Spanish Red Turnip Long Scarlet, White
Turnip. yellow fnrnip
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER.
SPINAGE-rricky or Fall, Round Leaved or Summer
SQUASil-Eary White Bush, Early Yellow Bush, Winter
Crook neck. Yellow Striped.
TOMATO-Large Red.
TURNIp-Early White Dutch Early Yellow Dutch Early Gar.
den Stone Early White Stone, Red Top Ruta Baga White Flat
Winter.
E.h y, 05-laftf
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.ncr assnnrMENr oF nRY Gnops.


corner OF Main and Exchange Streets Richmond Virginia
% nv s snsy q hs
ing the that in Of selling BY wholesale or retail
cheaper than formerly believes his will find the
goods low prices as In any par T.. o. s United as dis
Of all of his old goods and VIII hereafter oef very COM
SILK GOODS-A tile newest Styles OF Black and Co!ofed
sk PRICES and sy VARIETY o eoo and ye
pieces fancy styles all from 3,
ing and Half Mourning Calicoes :, ,,psr,,cs 49,.
Chorus, cAssMEREs AND VEsTlNGs.-A very large
LINEN GooDs-irish Linens all prices from IS 81
50 ssn' Of aes ti see kinds
Cambria Handkerchefs, all prices, from q to 81 each
kiss e 9a bs DPfa Of kind and
size SILK Cotton Meno Raw Silk, Worsted, and other make
s F sna quality d blue
mourning Mousns, chays and Bombaznes and other
SoXXETs RI8ANDs AND rLoWEEs-La,ss fashions;
LACE GooDs-Thread and ob'net Lace Wells, scafs La
ces and Edaings lnserlincs, Cuttings, &r &c
cAPES < CoI.LARs.-Lace and Muslin Capes and Collars
red and yellow o fs La. H., English
ELANKETsIcd and Negro Blankets al. all sizes
,urr of these articles made expressly for retail: -
GENTLEMEN will always find mermo lambs wool ana sx
kinds supcndcrs Linen Bosoms and Collars, silk and linen
pceEf l4s as kinds OF goods for male and
bales and cases blelched ana
beached Shirngs and Sheetings from yards wide
Also Apron Checks Bed Ticking Cotton ozna-
brr I'm this useful and necessary branch of business great at
trn,ion given always hand extensive stock OF
all the most approved manufactures in the country.
SHAEI.S, SCARFS AND MANTlLLAS OF the latest impor-
tations.
SUSDRY ARTICLES -Mernos Diniity. Fnccs, Corsetts,
Velvrts auns Cambria Book, aiu and Jaconet Sew
Materials OF Linen Cotton and silk, Bttons &C., &C. &c
The publicare informed that they may upon finding At this
Establishment all times full supply of al the above articles
the cheapest kind made the finest iabricus sfinethe
and wishes OF all New Goods opening every week
Throughout, year, from and elsewhere. and viii be
sold OF al great bargains. nj K H. JEAkiNS'
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Linen Store
aur I6 2g-lanf
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ru,rE imported Horse DAcIlEE, viii stand the
present Conrcnc:n. on The IDh ol March, anu ,er
inanr ON The 10Th July, stable the Of Man
chester co,:y Of Crterieid and at the Courthouse OF the
county ever! alternate nine days through the season lie
win ne let To Mares slO The aud SD Ia insure
Mare oal-ra,ah when each Mare Is taken away
10 prevent mistakes persons are requested !" s'hd "e WIN
the Mare stating whether she by the season or by the IN
suance. Int when nothing is said on The subject the season
only will h. charged The insurance TO be "rlr'1d u 'e
sae changes owners before is ascertalned II she be III oa
In all The sroom will be entitled to n receive d my cents on
forty and sixty dollars but now put HIM al Tue present
blood figure compared with any horse on me cont.
bred horse American Turf Register, VOL s. No. s. for jan
vary 1894, and also To the bills OF me day.
Daghee bred b. Com Sir Robert Barrie at swar'.ae IN
Ianca-e and nalrd l3a9 ie got by Mney the sire
in Trnness-r of Marrare winner OF ihr
tina ny Robert Barrie, was got by the cee
BAY Sedd Aataa shrik out o Maria bred hs me as
Duke I'll lianlon Ashton Hail. anoa-ire iie DiSe o
an,iom Nara, t>ce English Genera SUD Book enioh oi
.nc also bred b, le Duke Of Hamilton IA ie was cot by the
famous amI;Gaian her dam Bay Javcin also ed ny t!r
nke. by Jave out ri Young Flora own :r, 10 siaat ny
die were Duke OF Hamilton and may wuh
was cslebaitd for stout kood-He The s. Isger less
times. circumstance quite unparaIres on ,e
FuLwiam his Graces rider having jos'ed Young Flora
out Of Flora by Squirrel her DAM AnErea by Ne
True Blues. Muey, (sire Of Daghee Is perhaps thr best
urve and Of Sir T. Charles Bunbuf! famous Mare
Eleanor, by Nhiskey. ,a,.
)agee blood hay. with black legs, name anu ta ana
black honf- He Of the largest CLASS OF BLOOD
horses being hands inches IN hcis' o en.t1
opua with large hone and great muscnnr power S'anu
ng clear and even upon very clean ,ir1ns o' ~ e h
forr shoulder, back Ions ana hanhch, ma
great sweep the quarters, and unusual ehs'h OF sh a
ann ye .hnr: below The knee and hook, with hind lee IL
point shape equaed BY scarce any, surpassed
and indicative Of astonishing power as racer aodcd
which he i, free fo b;rm.e and defects OF that carace
knowa 10 be hereditary with many fashionable Northern
bred stations the present day affected and which they
as matter of course must and do entail upon their get
" EDWARD c. MAYO
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THE LAST.


And now I'm loft atone, alone
Upon this dteary earth;
The last Of those. who, IN my youth,
Met round our native hearth:
When tanaclii. on meuory's rapid wing,
Plies back ward 10 those years,
How ueas, how distant, YET bow bright
That kindred group appears.
see. e'ea nox. the spo. where stood,
Ny fathcr's oaScn chair,
His aged, venerable form,
Ills snrp:h and >.iyery hair.
His well worn thit--anG { hear
HIS dec? impressive tone,
While asking blessings OH our heads,
IL s0ugh, his Fathers throne.
My raoth-r too hpw plain STE
Her sea. beside the dno:.
Her sweet cu::cnted, PLACID smile,
The very cap she wore.
The seven who Al, around them then,
Their pride, and hope. aud care
Nv sisters light and social elee;
My brothers. manly air.
Sweet scene. and yet weep; what change
Is wrought by ffty Years
How many happy hours we've known.
How many days of tears
That home and hearth j. dcsolaie
And those who sath.;ed there
Have LEFT it 'or another ho'nc,
Beyond ca.tA's charge and care.
The wo.ld-.t Is a stormy ong,
An hpr.' lay n oes'--
Why sarad dfeaG the hone thcy'.c found,
And fear ..i.G iilcn :" RESI-
Thop.ha.t tuve have iassrd away,
Yet wouiA no. den,r,,
So strangely doss ths love Of l''c
Cine 4. tle human heart.
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MutrErsN The number OF melancholy instances
of infatuaon of which accounts reach Us, induced by
the predictions of the approach OF the END OF the
world are too serious TO ALLOW us TO laugh, even at
the ludicrous with which other accounts abound "A
number of persons have actually committed suicide,
and in some instances accompanied the act with the
additional crime of murder A mother, for instance,
poisoned herself and all her children last week, and
father attempted u similar tragedy hleahtime' war;"
dispute ii seems, has arisen amongst inc NiiiefleS do
when the great event to- or 'odS 10 mace occureu
The period confidently predicted by one oil their preach
ers has expired Some of the devotees ALFRED IN ther
resurrection robes, were actually nearly frozen 10
death, waiting in bleak, exposed situation out OF
DOORS the awful contamination OF all thlngs! n MIS-
c,ievous lad hearing one o their preachers ahhounc'
ine 10 crowded congregation that the 'hnal truin-
pet would sound" blew blast upon his horn SO loud
and terrific as TO throw the assembage into state OF
fearful CONSERVATION.
The Boston Post says, ''the work upon the temple
has ceased Brother Hines has returned from ms
tour and declares that he will never preach IN SUCH
building-that 1t isn't good enough The contrac'
TOR is out of funds, and the world burners are about
equally divided the points Of completing or aban
doning the great work. The leading men now mt
mate that the end of all things may not take place
quite as they have predicted while Their ioi-
lowers say that The conAagration was positively pro
missed at certain period, and they hold the prophets
10 the tulilment of their prophecies Amid these con
flcts, should not be asonlshed If the world should
las, longer than The temple.
The erks and Schuylkill Journal that store
keeper named Gaylord, residing about six miles below
Wilkesbarra, gave notice icw days ago. that his
snra the sefy.ce Of The public, "ree gratis and
for nothing. The deputy sheriff Of the county at
tended, by request, 10 hand on' The goods large
crowd was r.tendance, consisting chiefly oil old Ia
dies with we'll crammed handkerchefs. The stool; o
goods he way of rapid disposal-e1cep, the
crcckery. for winch there was lille demand, most
the people seeming to think that they had enough o
the article TO last during the term. Az to the progress
Of Nillefsm, IS said that great many people seem
10 be coming into the reasu.c : y
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March Q

MISUNDERSTANDING winner oil The great 81 Lceer ana
lfi Of Blue Dick Earl of Marg1ave 6op"rt and many
other GOOD ones will at Belheld Va at
The extremely moderate price SO the season. and $40 TO In
sure, with 81 10 the groom in every case . -,
c best lots ard prepared for Mares and they VIII
be fed las dcsed forty day No liability for acci'
dents'or escapes.
oorrd boarded ou; charge-white ones can pro-
board IN the village. -.
A. rnce and tried Stallion Marsave Is At least equal not
superior 10. Tie chance has had toany stallion IN the country
He il rich cenni handsome; OF mastery size, and capital
upwards 10 hands high with more home snew
and strength taa any Thoroughbred Stallion thai ever crossed
The atlantic lie very nearly allied Pram and Ieviahan,
the hest and mot approved Siaicns before The public
Gently eaeh and their equal In biaod shape and
all other respects.
ar9rave as never covered perhaps than Fix OF eight
good bred Mares prove his inestinabe value as stock
horse Stallion In America probably the world mas ever
coils four miles under I'M 3s IN all ms iie.ye
Marsaye has done this small selection Of mostly ndi1r
mares, his In America lie has done more
In under Disadvantage IMAM any oter stallion 10
the United Sthtes has done in his liie
lie is Of very pedigree for speed and distance
speak intelligent breeders decide for hemselNs
THOS. PAYNE, and
A. T. b. MERRITT.
fIick sfnrd Va, March 4, lSt3 9s-wiw
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GARDEN SEED, fresh and genuine, paole,ale
" retah. BY EiLLL5.I P7L-nEK
ARTICflUKE-Green Globe
ASPARAGUS-Giant or Dutch
BUNCH BEANS-Eary .Mnhawk, do. Yellow six weeks, do
China eye do half moon do Rachael do Royal Dwarf
POLE BEaSS-Largr Lima, small do scarlet runners Dutch
knife, red cranberry French Soson
BEET-Early Blood Turnip, Long Blood, Mangel Wurtze
white and yellow French sugar
fABBAl;EElrly OK Early Sugaoaf, do Eafefsea, LARGE
York. urmmhead, Fiat Duch Large Errcen Drmead Savoy
Green Carried savoy, Ret usc!l Inrnp Rooted
CAgHoIT-EarIy Horn, Long Orange .Iternsham
CiEIIFLOW ER-f:arly and Late
GELERI-Whi;c and Red
CCCUiiBER-long Creen Early Frame, Early Cluster CHR
kin
CoRN-Ear'y Sugar and Tuscarora
ENDlVE-t;reen Cured
EGG PLANT
KALE-ue Curled Siberian Green Curl-d Scotch Rape
Cole
LETTUcE-Whte Head Ice Early Curled Siesia White and
Green Coss, Brown Duch
MEIoN-Grrrn citIon, Nutmeg, Pine Apple
WATER MELON
NASTURTlUM
MrSTARD-W and blark
Notwithstanding Early yellow, Red Annual
OKRA
PGAs-Iandrch's Extra Early Early May, do. Frame do
Marovfai
r.i Long Yellow Squash, Cherry, Cayenne
PARSNii-larse Datel, Long French
PARSLEY-Fine eurled
RHi'EARi-rcr 1ar,s
RaDDlSilong Scarlet. Salmon, Scarle, Tunip Vel
low do. White do. Black Spanish
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER
sQUAsH--Early Bush, White Crookneck, Yellow do
TOMATO-l.ar2e Red
TuRNiP-While Flat Dutch, Large Norfolk, Ruth Baea
Flower Roots and Seeds
Pot and Sweet Herb Seeds
Feb l6 9l--w~