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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

BnAUrIrUL EsraaIi1nvT wrrR 4 PLlNF

BEkUTIFUL ExFERIfHNT WITH A PLANr
The Brooklyn News gives the follow.
ing interesting bit Of inform tlion.
tCnt small bfanch Of OleAndeF from
thrifty plant, place It in viel partly
filed willis rain wster, 50 that Ite Iowel
end Of lhe branch may Be immersed about
half an inch ia wateE. Place this " the
sun IN an open room, and IL about - q
90 days smsi. g0ols viii shoot cus item
the end ofthe branch ptesenlise beau
tiful appearance. TEL these rVp!s have
extended two 81 three Inches, lhe branch
may be set ont ID moist sasth, ap1 Y iIe'
qusnlIy watered L WI gov rapidly anu &C.
soon form large shfilsy 5lak haa,ss
who are fond Of Huesfs may saslly pro
pagate oleaaders in this manaets ane 70
a few months multiply these beao'liul
plants 10 an indefinite extent.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

DROyRR MDMpERRa, The drOyer mur
dessd on the highway near Fredrick,
Nd, had large sum Of money IN his
possession. During the day foOtman,
an i'll looking fellow, stopped at the tav-
erD, who was Immediately suspected Of
having had hand in the murder, and mp.
on being arrested and searched, had
$1,000 Of the unfortunate drovers mons
ey 10 bis bundle, confessed he perpstra
ted the deed. He stated that be was
goaded to i, By the relentless paues Of
hunger, that he supposed his victim 10
have but few dollars, and that he shot
him Cor this small sun TO rescue himself
from the horrors Of starvation.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07
MELANCHOLY EVENT.

Miss Isabel r. Keats, Hiscs Of the
lais English Poet Of that name, and a
woman Of loVIiness aRd promise, ,acCideB.
tally caused her own death on Saturday
night last. The Louisville Journal fugn,
ishes the fOllO~ing particulars Of the sad
accideat:
"Miss Keats was converting with her
family till 10 o'clock Saturday night, Al
that hour the family retired; but she. 81
ter going 10 her room, returned % the
parlor to procure something to allaY the
tooth sche. Soon after loud report and
a scream were heard. The family rush.
ed into the paFlor. and found her wsller'
ing IN her blood, on The floor, with gun
By her side. ''Ohl Isabel . exclaimed
her mother, "WhAl made you do If II
did not meaA, )" she replied, "tokin my.
salf indeed, mother did nol.n
Medical aid was called Immediately;
but she was past all human help. The
discharge from the gun had lacersieds her
neck aud breast dreAdfuliy. She e0n.
ysrssd calmly 'till near her death, and no
doubt Is felt among her friends. geo eel.
emn were her asseVeralions on this point
that the fatal occurrence was wholly &C.
cideaIal."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07
COmmaaieaied.
OBITUARY

. DIED. on the night Of the 2la Of oe.
tobef, a 2 quarter before ~ o'elOeks
Mrs. IANE c. .WOoDs, eonsoFt ofDocr. A.
WOODS, Of Felicity, ClsrmOnt County,
Ohio.
The deceased was the daughter ofoi-
liver and Lydia 8. Whipple, and was bora
in Meatheniield Vermont. on the l0lh
day Of December lSl4. She left hus4
band and two small children 10 .hourG
her loss.
Though but few yetrs citizen Of
the West, her kind end chgisiain dopoEi-.
mont had won for her many sincere
friends. Her BENEVOLENT and kind aiiso.
lion % the sick, aud the poor, win long
Do remembered with gratitude b those
she has left behind. Indeed Il vas only
necessary 10 know her, 10 love hsf.--.
Asa christian, vile, and mother, she had
but few equals She wss On active and Esals
Gus member Of the Presby terian church,.
and devoted, il her labOrs Of love. foT
the advancement 81 the RedeemeEs king.
dom. 80.
During her Illness she was patient, and
4 perfectly resigned 10 the will Of her
4 Heavenly Father. She was often found
BY her attendants, earnestly engaged in
| Iimportunate rrsyer.-while her cOunte-
nance gave evidence, Of that '.joy and
peace there is Ia believing" !" which ena-
ables the Christian 10 rejoice, even in
death. When informed by . christian
friend, a few hours before her death, that
sher time YVES sbort, t,'-shs calmly Tepli-
ed, Il know il, and thank my Heavenly
FIlher, that ! feel prepared ior the
CHANGE
In her, the church has lost one Of lie
besf membeTs-her acqnaintances, one ct
their circle. whose worth can only BE- APP
precisted by those who knew her best
her husband, an irrepairable loss Of one ol
} the best Of companions. 80
My soul, come, mediate thS days
And think how near II stands,
When thou must quit this house Os clay
u And hy to unknown lands,
And yUu, mins eyes look down and vieR
The hollow, gaping tomb;
Thn gloomy pTislon waits Tor yOu
WhenvsF the summons come.
o! could we die with those that die,
And place Us in their stead;
H Then would our spirits learn 70 o.,
: And converse with the dead.
Then should welsee the saints above,
In their own glorious forms,
And wonder why our souls should lovs.
To dwellwith mortal worms.
How We should scorn these cloths Of nssA,
These fstlsrs, and this load,
And long for evening to undres',
= That we may rest with God.
: We should ain Ost iorSaks our clay
BsforeS tne summons come,
\ And pray, andwish our souls away
To theitetsrnaI hams.
\ Georgstown. Nov srd, ls43
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07
NEW GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.

At KEUUIEU FNIOL9N' q
q. NEWHOUSE is receiving large
suppls of splendid FALL and WINTER
GOODS amoIv which are Cloths. Cas-
sinetts BombsziDes MsreuOs Shawls,
splendid Calicoes, Ready made eloshHg,
&c. SC: which be will sell cheaP tor
cash OF county produce. .a
The public are invited 70 call and sxr
amino bic goods before purchasing else
where, ss he is determined nol p be
oals9ne il furnishing good batglna lo hls
customers.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

Willis says II have had moderate
laugh at the effect Of typographical er-
ror ia DR.. Julius's Germsn editiOD Of bis
travels in this country. The doctor il
giving an account Of an abolition process
sion ii Cincinnati and Eeeoris inEnglish
the inscriptions on the banners One he
says, had the rsproachfui and pa thetiC
sentiment: Although our ahins are
black on, souls are white For 'shins
read skins.'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

THE HOUSE comprises 223 members.
200 Of these have been elected, aud %
remain TO be elected. viz: In Maryland
9, MississiPpl 4, Michigan 4, and the va-
cancies, 4 in Massae husetIs, 4 In Maine,
l in Vermont, ! in GeorRia. The an.
nexed liable shows the political COmplex
ion Of the members so far as elected, and
coMpares the new with the last Congress
Placing Wise, GilmeF Sc, with the dem
ocrats, Il gives them at presen: , maiOri'
" Of 10 msnbsFs, snd in n states. Tbs
COINS have majority in 5 States, ans
one, Kentucky, is equally divided:
Nau, Cnnnrnna Old Onnnnaaa
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

SrEAMBoAT AccTDRNr.-The Louis.
ville Journal, Of Wednesday afternoon,
says the BsAswi0Q, On her upward trip,
came in collision with the Lancet. going
down, At Stewatisa Islahd. and snnk ia q
feet v, ;sr The boat will be raised, hut
the eaIso isa total loss. The Lancstwa
also considerably Injured.
Passengers from ihe Beeswine report
the Harkawsy sunk in the Mississippi, 7
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

10 This town On Thursdsy evening lasi.
BY the Rev. Mt. GOuId. wn. P. K,NcAID,
M. D., of Neville, clsrmopt Co. and
Miss E. JANn BEArR daughter Of JShs
u. Blair, Esq.
Ia Lewis township, IN "Wednesday lusI.
By the Rev. Mr.. Gould, Mr.. JosEPHWa,xs
Ofthis town. and Miss sAnAu A. MGR-
" ELL Of the former place.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

DEER CHAsE.-It is advertised in the
Lancaster Ohio Eagle that a full grown
buck will be let loose FIVE miles nOnb Of
that place on Friday the 10Th inst. A
prize Of two half eagles in a siken purse
is TO bo awarded to the FIRST man Sin al
tho death;" and the leading dog wi Il re
ceive an elegant silver collar
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

GOVERNOR OF OHIo.-Ths federal pa
perJ are casting about for q candi late
for Governor. Among the many distin'
guished persons already named, are Da.
vid Fisher, (!D Joseph Rldgway Jere-
miOh Morrow, Elisha WhittlsSey, and
Thomas COrwin.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

The Courier oE the 18th, announces IL
new cases and s deaths Of Yellow Fever
1t the Charity Hospital. Dischatged IS,
remaining cases n. That paper adds;
at seems difficult TO believe that Ihe ep-
idemic can long withstand the pemafka.
bly, delightful weather We are nov enjoy
ing. The season Is that Of genuine an
tumu, with q pure and bracing atmos-
phsts, mornings and evenings 0ntomiort.
ably cool and mid-days bsimy and genial.
| A few more days Of such weatier, o. the
Sdvenl Of frOsi, would be likely to dive
away every Vssiigs Of Fever from among
las.n
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

'TLAReR AND Destructive FIRE IN N.
ORLEANs.-On the morning Of .lhs 4th
inst, FIRE broke out in 81. Peters street,
Second Municipality, NewOrleanS, which
resulted in the destruction Of nearly all
the buildings in The square BOUNDED bySt.
Peter, ST. Paul, Gravier, and common
streets. Upwards Of sixty houses were
consumed. Loss about one hundred thou
sand dollars. II
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07
THE 18TH CONGRESS.

TIE SENATE consists Of 52membsrs.
There is at present but ono vacancy, that
in Maryland, which will be filed BY q
Whig. The seat Of Mr.. Niles, Of Con-
neclicul, may not be occupied for some
time, as he is at present lSbOring under
mental derangemsnt Full, the Senate
will stand ss in the table below, giving q
whig majority Of six.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07
ACCIDENT IN NEWBURYPORT,
MASS SACHtfs ETTS.

The boiler Of six horse power en-.
Rine in the Patent Cordage Manuiactory
Of Michael Wormsled g. Son, on South
and Marlborough streets, exploited on
Thursday morning says the HeFale ,aboAt
half PASTE o'clock, "a hour ailes the
workmen had commenced operations -
Mr. John Green, the engineer, was ip-
stan,ly killed, his head being cEushed N.
TO an almost shapeless mass. Mf bOseH
zoROss, was badly scalded, end his body
completely blackened. He was taken up
senselsss, bun afterwards revived, aud Il is
thought may recover. The engine house
was completely demolished. and the
bricks, ,imbaEs aud boards ihickly Scat-
tered around 10 the distance Of so or 100
vards.A The boiler was twenty feet long
and, weighed over ton and half
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07
sHERlFFiS SAFE.

DY virtue Of awfii OF vendll|onl 3 exp8.
- mas 10 me directed BY The court q
e.,u.C,0n Pleas within and foTBFoWn CouD.
Is Ohio. will oleE for sale on the pub-
l;n SQUARE II Ge0rRetOwn, On Saturday
ihe Ia,h DAY Of November. l64S, bslwsen
he ho0rs ofi0 and 4 o'clock o. ssia
.lay he following pgCPeriy, % Wit: one
s6igeIInare Il he sold as the propsFfV
.of IolSa IEill Al the suit of jacob Saidas.
7srms cash. WIN. SHIELDS. eh'G ee.
ahsFif's Office, 0ct. Slsi, 1919,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

NEw JRRsEYs The new Legislature Of
New Jersey assembled at Trenion on
the ash oft, when james Patterson Of
Monmouth was chosen Vice President Of
the Council, and Alex. Hayles Of Sossex
Secretary. Robt. Shay Of Warten Ser
Peani-at-Arms, Nj. Taylor of C1mber-
land was chosen Speaker oi the House
ga 20 3l,) ]. AZ. Newell of Cumberland
Clerk, VIM. Naptou Of Trenton dooI
keeper-all Democrats, Il was doubt ful
that evening whether James s. Grecn d
Psieceton or Mt Haiaes Of Sassex EoHli
10 Governor.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

or A Mr., MahOm, living Somewhere,
has had fine piece of cloth manutac,uE
ed 10 Massachusetts,, Of such exquisite
fineness and beautiful texture, that Mr.,
Clay is 10 have a coat made out Of il and
sent him. Then will follow another huns
huRRing Clettsr--then the lickspiiIle ape
plause Of the kOOn press--crosSing with
whoOray for the Tariff and the 'Mill-bOy
he Slashos. Gin. Eng.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

COMMODORE ELLIoTT.-The verdi CT
Of suspension Of four years from iS40r
against Com. Elliott, has been removed
by the President, and the Commodore 70.
stored to the public service.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07
MISSOURI SENATOR.

Il Il aaid that Gov Reynolds Oe NILSSON,
u has appointed Judge A,chinsoR. Of
atlec0UHty, Ia flI'Jhe vacancy Ia the
Senate DC the United States, occasioned
BY The death Of Dr Linn.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07
ANOTHER ROAT sunk.

The steamb0as Marietta. we learn yeS.
tspday, stuck log 10 ascending the rive
Of about 40 miles below she city, and
sunk, She had I fOH cargo, said to be
principally shipped at Louisville from
boals ID the lower trade. The loss will
be large, We kase 1o particulars.
Gin GasoI NoU.
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lion. II. CLAY, Ashland, Ky.
Ashland , Sept. l3, is43

Ashland, sept. lOS Ao4O'
Dear Sir:--I received your favor, ad'
dressing some inquiries 10 me in respect
70 The policy Of protecting American IN
teres,s. . On this subject have very ire
Quenily publicly expressed my sentiment
within the lasl Two yeas. In the Senate
ofthe United States early last year, tul.
" expressed my views, and what said
vas published. About the same time, !
communicated them, IN the answer which
Transmitted, toa letter, addressed 10 me
bvs committee Of the Legislature Of New
YORK. which was also published. lsgain
e9pressed my opinion, in reply toa let
ter which received from a fellow cite
sen of Philadelphia requesting me TO state
lho principles Of The Wing party A
state ment Of them, as understood by the, i,
was accordingly made, and Il is now con-
spicuously published at the head Ofmany
nsvsuapers. The last expression Of my
opinion is coniainedin q letter which !
lecenlIy addressed TO Nashville, and OF
.which now transmit you a copy. lfyou
had seen these various expressions OF the
opinions which hold on the subject Of
vour letter, / presume you would not have
deemod II necessary to address me.
The sum and substance Ofwbat l con.
eeive 10 be the true policy Of the United
states, In respect to tariff, may be brief
IL stated. In conformity with the Prin.
rlple announced in the compromise act,
think that whatever revenue is necessary
"a an economical aud honest adminisua
lion OF the General Government Ough
. Be- derived from duties imposed on for
elm imports. And believe that, in es
,sblishinR tariff Of those duties, such I
discrimination ought 10 be made as vii
incidentally afford reasonable protection
70 our national interests.
Think there is no dunger Of high Tar
being ever established; that OF 1928 wei
eminently desc TVing that denomination. -
I wss moi in Congress when II passed
and did not vote for IL; hut, with lie his
.tOry. and with tho circumstances whicl
save birth TO il, lam we'll acquaiRteds--
They were highly diacreditable to Amer
lean legislation; and hope, for lie hon
OF. whine he again repeated.
After my return TO Congress, in 1881
nv efforts we're directed 10 the modlfiCa
liOn and reduction Ofihe rates Of duiI
contained in the act Of 1923. The &C
OF 1882 greatly reduced and modelled
them; and the act Of 1893, commonl,
called the compromise act, still GuuheI
reduced end modified them. The acr
wh,eh passed al the extra session olls4l
which / supported, IVES confined 10 III,
free articles. had resigned my seat il
he Senate when the act Of ls42 passed
Generally, the duties which !. imposes az
lever than those in act Of 1882. Ant
without inlendingto express any OPin
ion upon every item Of this last tariff,
would ssy, that think the provisions,
the main, are wise and proper. lf iher
be sny excess or defeCte in il, (of wbic
slhsve not the means here Of judging
tbes ought 10 be corrected.
NJ opinion that there is no DANCE
hereafter, Of q high tariff. is founded o
The gratifying fact, that our manufacture
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

MoRH MoRMoNs. s.--ThFee wagon loads
of MOTmonS started from New Salem,
Mass, few days since for the city Of
NauVOO.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

The Democratic UniOn gives The full
returns Of the late election n this state.
The total result as 10 the Canal COmmis-
sioners is as follows:
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07
II. CLAY.
De-. F. s. BRONSON.

Tbis answer Of Mr. Clay shows that
there was sufficient ground for the eau
lion Of the political adVentureT who ad'
dressed him. All The high tariff acts
which Mr. Clay has originated and advo'
Gated. are now condemned BY him.. Ot
all the tariffs enacted since 1928 he thinks
the lowest, that Of Is42, the most "wlsS
and propeT;" and even this, he seems TO
think. has excesses and defects init,Whlch
sought TO be corrected" In short he
gives this southern Editor to understand
that he is TO advocate there democratic
tariff, Sufficient TO raise "whateVer reveA
nue. is necessary 10 an economical and
honest administration Of the General
government" affording incidental "PrO.
lection TO our national Interests"
The fedOralists of The north have not
yet ceased their advocacy Of high tariff
for protection. This letter places them
in rather an awkward dilemma. They
will now have either TO abandon their tar.
if principles or their great unavailable
{, md idate for the Presidency. New ma
terial is now furnished 10 Mr.. Webster &
his friends, who are already formidable
opponents ofMr. Clay and ShOuldthiS leIteu
olMl G. fail to couuleracl in the south the
effects Of his letter 10 Mr.. Giddings Of lhi.
State approving Of the course Of the abO'
litionisls, he is doomed 10 another hon
orable discharge from the federal natiOna
!, convention.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07
THE STANDARD,
eEoRaETOwN, NOV. I, lS4s.
aR CLAY ANp TnE rARIFF.

d
The following correspondence is the
greatest political curiosity we have lately
mat with. A Doctor Bronson, of Geor'
ola. who doubtless has great confidence
n the elaciiOn Of Mr.. Clay in 1884, re-
solves upon showing his devotion 10 the
man by publishing a newspaper 10 MS
sappOn. Principles and the interest oil
the county are matters Of sec Ondary
consideration, in view Of the elevation Ot
MIR Clay and The consequent reward ne
win bestOw upon this patriotic volunteer
81 his service. He knows his man, and
Is resolved 10 support him; but is 'gnor'
an. Of bis present principles and their
bearing upon the country, and there's
foys desires 10 know in what man.
nef be Is 10 meet the demOcracy-i.e Q
what principles and measures be is 10 sup
port. A recurrence to Mr.. Cluy's pas
conduct would furnish no gUide--so Va
ciIlaiiug politician must Ontinually in
form his followers what changes his view
are undergoing, that they may suppo'
him with at least semblance Of consist
sncy.
LAGRANGE, Ca, Aug, %, ls4S.
Dear sir:-Per nit me though star
Ger. TO PROFOUND few important qusi
lions 10 YOU relative to your present views
independent to what they have bee
heretofore.
II request your attention particularly
because | havO contracted fO:, and abeu
10 establish press, &C., and cOniemPIat
publishing a newspaper here TO he s'yIe'
;sThe Lagrange Herald" Likewise
CLAY club has been organized, consIs'InI
OF . large number Of our citizens
Resides. The arduous duties Of the edl'o
rial department will devolvo upon me u
its commencement; and desire to khO'
prccisely in what manner | am to m9e
the democracy, in their numerous mode
OF attack.
Please state IL your views Of the pr
tective policyof ls32have undergone At
modification, and to whstextent .Andwo'
YOU, If you had il in your power, go tor
bnl as protective in its principles as It
tariff ACT Of 1927
With most profound respect,
am, dear sir, your obi serv't,
F. 8. BRONSON.
TIon n CAY. Ashland, XIV.
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have taken toe deep root. 10 their IN,
fancy, they needed greater measure o.
protection; but, as they grow and a.
vance, they acqnirs strength and sIa6'Il.'
", and consequently, will require less
projection. Even now, some branches o'
Them are able to maintain in disisHt mar,
kets, successful competition with rival
foreign manufactures.
Hoping that this letter may be sailstac
tory TO you, and afford all the Information
you desire, and rendering my grateful &C
acknowledgements for the friendly feeling
and sentiments enter'ained by you TO
wards me, am, with great respect you
obedient servant.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-11
FARMING AND GARDENING.

'ANHE following works (among many Others
on hand on the same subjects are lately
received for sale by II. TAYLOR, many o
them imported direct from London:
Sproule's Agriculture, | vol. London, l943.
Youatt on the Horse vol. London, 1913
Bainbridges Guide to the Conservatory, Hot
house and Greenhouse vol. London, 1872
Bevan on the Honey Bee, vol lS43
Weeks Bee Manual, and several other work.
both English and American on this subject.
Sqnarrey's Agricultural Chemistry; also Liebigs
Johnson's, Sir Humphrey Davy'o and others
Hogg on the CarnatioD; Main on Domestic Poui
try.
Johnson on Manures and Fertilizers.
Donaldson on Manures, on Grasses, and on Farm.
ing generally.
AIuhlenburg on Grasses; Vaux on Tilling and
Fertillzing Land.
Cattle, their Breeds, Management and Diseases
by the British Society.
Calcareous Manures by Edward RuIin, of Vir-
ginia.
American Flower Garden Directory, by Bust.
Sorans Practical llusbandry Jesse Buels Far
mer's Companion.
British Husbandry, | vol. published by the British
Society.
The Complete Frazier, | vol. octave, London.
Outlines OF Flemish ilusbandry and Reports OF
Select Farms, vol. London,
Ilaywards Horticulture the Fruit, Flower, and
Kitchen Garden, by p. Neil.
Practical Gardener and Modern Horiculturist,
by Mcintosh
Botanical Text Book, by Asa Gray, vol. New
York, 1912 and numerous other valuable works on
llusbandry, in all It's various branches list to be
tlnued.
Loudons Encyclopedia of Gardening and Agri-
culture, for sale at 50 so each few copies only, the
usual price beng 81 June