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THE COMET STRUCK THE SUN |

Such is the startling report. We find
In the U. S. Gazette Of Fridy, another
communication from the indefatgable as
tronomers of the Phila. Observatory, (Messrs
Walker, Kendall and Dcwns.) containing
the result of their further researches, which
concludes that the late Comet did, on the
eth Of February last, strike the Sun and
rebound! If these calculations prove cor
rect, this must be considered the most re.
markable circumstance in the annals of as
tronomy. We have time and room only for
the concluding passages of,heir communica-
ton.
Enckes comet is gradually winding itself up, and
must some time or other experience the fate of this
comet OF lS43. That IS TO say II must actually come
In contact with the atmosphere permanent portions
Of the body of the SUM- 1t has already been matter of
speculation with astronomers when this event shall
occur (however remotely what will be the fate of the
comet twill it join the mass of the sun-a drop in
an ocean-or will it rebound and glance off in an.
other orbit an hyperboa for instance, and never re-
,urni7-Now that which is destined some day TO be
the fate of Enckes comet seems actually TO have
CURED with the recent comet.
II appears to have in contact with the perma-
nent portion of the atmosphere of the sun, and to
have been much resisted in its course pass off
in path which, prolonged backwards enters the sun.
IT may have been before parabOla or an elpse,
and il may have been the of 1868 or bo'h and
in this something like shock, rebound, must
have occurred at this perhelon passage, which has
changed the orbit into hyperbola, passing thro' the
sun.
Whenever shock of two bodies takes place of
which is considered fixed, the subsequent, path
of the other prolonged backwards passes through the
frst. We repeat it that offer these views of the
subject suggestions merely, and hope that others
will be more fortunate IN arriving at positive
tainty. The perturbation have not been computed.
1t is hardly possible that they have produced this
alteration Of the orbit. If such alteration has &C.
tuay taken place, the powerful resistance of med
UNI near the sun-or actual contract with the suns
atmosphere can alone account for it.
Yours respectfully,
SEARS &. WALKER.
The Gazette remarks, that the general
reader can have little conception of the inn
mense labor bestowed upon this subject,
which, we are crediby informed, has amount
ed to eight or ten hours day, since llth of
March-clOse eyphering, to say nothing of
the ability required to direct such compute.
tons correctly.
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PREMIUM
DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PEN,

no YOU wish 10 improve yonr hand wrl,ingl
II Do yon wish 10 retrench your expenses for the
next five years1
Do you wish to avoid the vexatious corrodns of
steel pens?
knives?
Doyou wish 10 write with ease and pleasl,rei
Do you wish beautiful pen and always IN order
DO you wish 10 make an acceptable prcsen, TO
friend?
Does your eye>ight fail. or your hand tremlle, so
II you answer YEs" 10 any or all of these on.s-
tions, please call at the Variety Store and examine
our leaulful diamond pointed gold pens.
We have written with one Of these pens which has
been in constant use for more than three years and
is now as good as ever.
81 PASoBoRN & BRISsMAIp
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new York Cattle Market-May ~

AT market7es Beef Cattle t32O from tho South }
ITO Cows and calves'a and 465 Sheep.
PRioEs-BeG Cahs-All at market but 30 taken
at IS n g. so for recling qualities to 81 q 475 for
ordinary and inferior.
Coos and Calres-Saes Of so at els to s25 a $40
Sheep-sales at sl,75 to $50 q $3.50 for extra
Left, 30
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Wool, @wool!

p OELOFSON & RA1HBUN having Leased the
~ commodions Manufacturing Establishment, OF
the burlington Mill Co.. aud conneced ,heins elves IN
bushes with Mr.. SIDNEY BARLOW, Former Asen, for
said Coz are now ready 10 receive Wool 10 manu-.
and Cadet MIX ID ROAD OTHs. TO those
that have had work done heretofore by Roefson
and Rathbnn, little need lie said TO induce connu-
ance ofpatronage and to all Others would say that
Farmers Merchants and Others wishing 10 have wool
Manufactured for their own use or for market may
rest sred that no pans or attention will lie spared
to give the best Of satisfaction Terms Of payment
wards Small lots Cash or one halt Of the cloth,
when finished. The business will lie conducted under
the firm Of
RoELofsoN, RATHBCN 4 Co.
April s, Isi3. as
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
A IL able bodied white male citizens between the
ages of l3 and 4o years, residing in the town Of
Burlington, subject to military duty in the Sd Batto.
lion Company, Of the enrolled militis of the State Of
Vermont, are hereby notified and warned to parade
at the Court House. on the first Tuesday. the 9th
day Of June, A. ID. lS43 at socock in the forenoon,
fully armed and equipped, required by law, for in
specon and review OF a.ns and for the election Of
Captain, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the re-.
signaon and discharge of Capt. A. s. Warner, and
to fill all other vacancies in said Company, and
there wait for further orders.
BY order of Lieut.. E. Haiph. Commanding.
E. L. DODD, Clerk.
May 10, 1913.
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EbcncZer Aliens Estate.
,TiTE or YER lr{lNJ' IN II l.

STATE or |ER.HONT ~ II f Hon. the
District Of Chiitenden SIS ! L Probate Cou.I
rerned in the estate Of EBENEZER ALLEN, late
OF Colchester, in said District deceased. GRsErIso
WHEREAS, Charles Collins, administrator of the
eeae OF said deceased, proposes 10 render account
OF MS administration ana pro-en his account against
s,d etinte for examination and allowance at a sos
son of the Court OF Probate, be holden al the
Registers Office in Burlington, in said district, on the
second Wednesday Of June next.
Therefore you are hereby notified 10 pPpe,r 10.
fore said court Il, the time and place aforesaid and
show cause, If any YOU have. why the account Store
sni should not be allowed
Glsen under my hand at Burlington, this tenth dav
Of May, A. d. lSi3.
Wa WESTON, Regi.t~.
STATE or rERNONT,l THE Hon. tn.
District Of Chltendcn. | Probate Cuutt
within and for the District OF Chittenden.
To the creditors and Others concerned in the estate
OF EBENEZER ALLEN, late Of Colchester in said
District deceased.
Whereas Charles Collins, administrator Of the es-
tate Of said deceased, has made application 10 tia
Court, TO extend the time limited for making payment
OF the debs OF said deceased and settling said estate
one year from the 22d day of july 1919 and the
ond wednesday Of June next being assigned for
hearing in the premises at the Office OF The Rcglssg
of this Court, and having been ordered tina, Dotice
thereof he gwen by publishing this decree three
weeks successfully IN the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper printed at Burlington, before tho time
fixed for hearing,
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court al the time md place Aforesaid then ap1
there to make objection if any You have. 10 the snd
time of payment being further extended Aforesaid.
Of May, A. D. l543
WM WESTON Peoisf,r
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DEAN ESS CUREDi
SCARPtS
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL,

EOR the cure of DEAFNESS, pains, ond the Dis
i charge of matter from the ears; also oil thu--
dsagreeable noises, like the buzzin2 of insects,
falling of water whizzlng of stenm &c. &C., whc'.
are symptoms Of approaching deafness and olso
generally attendant with the disease.
PREPARED By B. BELL of the City Of Philadelphia.
and sold at wholesale and retail by Druggists ar.
Apo,hecaries generally in the United states AZ
Burlington, VT, by PECK & SPEAR, ,
Al which place interesting facts in relation TO tho
efficacy Of the Acoustic Oil may be
b. b. LuMPERT.
Washing ton ST. Philadelphia. May II.
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JAMES II. PLAT,
BOOT &. SHOE MIXER.

III AS removed his shop 10 Warner, row, opposite
IL TO Howsrds Store on Church steeet. He has
large assortment Of Ladies and Gen,emen's Boots,
nan Gat.rs, Bootees and Shoes; Also Misses and
Boys Thick Boots and Brogans, all Of which he will
sell at very low prices for ga H. All kinds Of work
IN his line made 10 order. Please call and examine
his work and prices, he feels, confident thu, both Will
meet your appreciation.
Burlington, May s. Is43. 4s,i.
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STATE CONVENTION.

TO THE WINGS OF VERMONT.
A State Convention Of the Wings of Yer
mont will be holden AT RUTLAND, ON
WEDNESDAY THE 2sTH DAY OF
JUNE NEXT, for the purpose of nominal.
ing State Officers, and for the transaction of
other matters deemed necessary, preparatory
to the annual September Election. And
also to appoint two Delegates and two Sub
stitutes a, large to attend the National Con-
ven,ion to be holden in May 1874, for the
nomination Of candidates for the offices Of
President and Vice President Of the United
States. The Wings at their several District
Conventions in the State are requested also
to appoint one Delegate and Substitute each,
for the purpose above stated.
1t is specially important, and therefore
particularly desired, that not single town in
Vermont should be unrepresented at said
State Convention by two or more delegates
CALVIN TowNsLEY,
ERAsTus FAIRBANKS,
JoHN A. CoNANT,
E. p. WALTON JR., State Central
GEORGE A. ALLEN, Committee,
Harmon Garfield,
JOHN A. PRATT,
ARTEMAs CusHMAN,
May 16, 1S43.
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NEW GOODS.
Hiram Tobias Estate.

Hiram Tobias Estate.
WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint,
w en- by the Honorable the Probate Cour, for the
District Of Grand Isle commissioners TO receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of all per
sons agains, the estate Of HIRAM TOBIAS, late
Of Grand Isle, in said District, deceased represent,
ed nsolvent, and also all claims and demands exhh-
tied in offset thereto; ard six months from the first
day Of April, 1915 being allowed by SAID Court for
that purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice. that
Will attend to the business Of our appointment a,
the dwelling house of widow Anna Tobias, in Grand
Isle on the 18th day of September 1885, ut ten o'clock
forenoon Of said day.
DoRAsTus CENTER, 1couu:
SETH HOAG, Cc'H''s'
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN, s'0'ers'
Grand Isle, MAY s. 1913,
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TO LET.

HNHE Lot on Pearl street, known by the Munson
i Lot; containing about three acres divided hy p
fence into two lots, which can be rented separately
The ground requires ploughing and enriching For
that use il will be rented low. I, contains about
se.enty-fve good apple trees, pari grated fiuit,
Enquire of LYMAN a. COLE.
May IL, lSi3 50
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE,

An adjourned meeting Of the Burlington To.
tai Abstinence Society will be held this even.
ing at o'clock, to consider the propriety Of eel
ebrating the coming 4th of July on Temperance
principles. All citizens who favor such pro-
ject are invited to attend.
E. A. STANSBURY Sec,
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TEMPERANCE STORE.

. N. GAUT & Co. have received and will lie re-
-. ceying through the season, DRY GOODS,
FAMILY GROCERIES, &c. Of the best QUALITY
which they will sell for Cash ready pay for as
small an advance as at any other Store in Burlng-
ton and they intend to keep their Store free from
the perfumes of Alchohol they hope by prompt aten-
ton to business and upright dealings and the small
advance on their Goods, 10 receive literal share Of
public patronage.
Store door. South ofthe Crockery Store.
Burlington, Nav "a 1913 81
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WA. HURLBUT,

WI. HURLDUT,
NJ the New Cash store, is now opening ano
" offering for sale the lowes, terms Tor cash
a great variety Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, such
rs Mouscline de Lame, and Challys,
Prints, Figd Lawns, and French Muslins,
Silks, plain and figured, blue black and eol'd
FigI CaInbrics, Plain Lawns
Gloves, Mit,s and Hosiery,
Shawl>, Handkerchief and Cravaia
Ladies Florence Brad and other BonnstA
Ladies and Misses Straw Bonnets,
Bonue, Trimmings, Ribbons, &c.
Broad Cloths, CassinereS, and Js,hsra
A rich assortment of Ves,ings
Cientemen's Stocks and Cravats,
Family Groceries, Lamp Oil, SC.
Gen,lemens Le2horn Hats,
Boys Legeorn and Pameaf do, Mayalo
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-02

BONNETs AND LEGHORN HATS.
A NEW supply of Ladies' Florence and Straw
"A Bonneta and Mems Leehorn Hats just received
and for sale very cheap hy
lsMsy, ls4s sl6w r Oh. II DooLiTTIr.
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LEATHER.
NOW IS THE TIME.

NOW is THE TIME.
II c. LOOMS, has this dny received general
II. assortment of Leather, Morocco, Kids, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Findings Of every description. As it is not necessary
that he shoud ennumerate articles, he wond say 10
the public, that he will sell any articles IN his line
for cash. cheaper than they before offered in
this market
P. S. Good Sole Leather from l6 10 81 cts. q
pound. Boots and Shoes.
Pearl Street. May Is, 1913. 6lw3
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TROY STONE WARE.

VNHE Subscrll er has on band large and superior
l. assortment Of STONE WARE, superior to any
made in the United States, which he Ter. for sale al
Reduced Prices, aud is ready 10 receive ORDERS pack
andidever, free Of carriage or package on hoard OF
Canal Boats, either for Troy Albany. West Troy,
for cash or approved paper.
All orders Is Mail or otherwise, Immediately a,,en
ded TO.
I. SEYMOUR, a Ferry st
Troy, n. Y, May II, 1913. 81
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE,

M G. RATHBuN, having associated with him.
lV1s self c. F. WARD, will continnc the
TAIL ORING USlNESS
at his old stand, IN Church ST., under the firm Of
NJ. G. RATHBuN & Co.
NJ. q. X. & Co. have Just returned from New York
and are prepared TO furnish their patrons with gar
men,s made in the latest and most fashionable style,
or as ordered They have a choice and well selected
assortment Of VEsTINcs and TRIMmisGs
Burlington, May &c, 1913. BLVD
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M q pP lie d

Inst. Marks Church, Grand Rapids, Michigan, on
Tuesday evening, May T. by the Rev. Bishop Mac
Coskry Mr.. V. r. LIVINGSTON PrIRcE 10 Miss
ELLEN ELIZABETH STEELE
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CHOPPING TRAYS

A Few Wooden Chopping Trays, assorted sizes
"A also, Wooden Mnllets, with knives attached for
cutting ana breaking Loaf Sugar; Carpet Hammers,
o< PANeBoRN & BnINsMAlp.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
TTNllE Grist Mil, at Onion River Lower falls, will
L be discontinued after the first week in June for
the purpose ofbeing thoroughly repaired Rye Flour,
Indian Meal, &C., will be Kept constantly Tor sale at
the Store connected with the Mill.
GEORGE EDGECUMBR.
May l9. 1912. 81
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DISTRICT CONVENTION

The Wings of congressional District No
3 are requested to meet in convention a,
Burlington, on Thursday the 9Th day of June
A. D. 1913, at 10 o'clock A. M. TO selec CT
a suitable candidate to represent said dis
trict in the congress Of the United States
Each town IN said district, is requested to
appoint three or more Delegates to said con-
vention.
SAMUEL ADAMS,
HARVEY BELL, District
0HlAsDo /, STEVENS, Committee.
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JAMES RANkEN, offers hi, services 10 the public
- a. Horse Sheer and FARRlER, a, the Shop of
Geo. A. Allen, in Burlington, and having made ar
engagements with aid Allen, TO take that part of the
business in SAID Shop, pledges msef to devote his
services exclusively TO that branch and Graves Of the
public fair trial Of his skill, having devoted more
han ten wears Of his life (on' half of laid term in the
CITY OF New York; to make himself ma,tr Of his
profession, las great confidence OF success in his line
t52 VA
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BOSTON MARKET,-May a.

Flour Genesee, 5a 600. Ohio, good, 4 81 As7.
BUTTER la IS per h.
CHEESE. 6a7 do do
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STAT OF, yERN0NTl n,HE prohae

STATE OF VERMONT l11NH If Probate
District Of Chenden. l. Cotr, for tho
District Of Chi,enden.
To the creditor, and others concerned in the estate
Of Apheus Persons late Of Jericho, IN said Distrc,
deceased.
WHEREAs ReItcn lockwood, administrator Of the
estate OF said deceased, has made application to this
Court, TO extend the time limited for making pay
men, Of the debts aud settling said estate year
from the 7th day Of May, 1913; and the >econ!
wednesday OF June next, eng assigned for a hear
ing in the premises, a, the office Of the Register Of
this court, and having been ordered that olicG
thereof be given, by pub i>hing this decree three
news paper printed a, Burlington, before the ,imo
fxel for hearing.
Therefore, yon are hereby notified, TO appear be-
tore said court, at the time and place aforesaid then
and there, to make objection it any you have TO tho
SAID tune Of paymen, being further extended as
aforesaid.
Given under my hand a, Burlington, ,hi. first day
Of Nav, A. b. iS43.
81 3w VIM WESTON, Register
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A Few jars Frsehly Prepared d,nser, fv ssle lou,
"A jus, received by PECK 4 SPEAR,
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THE Subscriber is receiving his usual stock Of
DRY GOODS q. GROCERIES.
Also Flour, Pork, SALMON, MAcKEREL, COP FISH
&c &C. which will be sold as cheap as the cheapest
June !, 1913. 81 If HORACE LANE.
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STRING FASHIONS
FASHIONABLE GOODS.

TINE subscr ers are now receiving their supply
L of FASHIONABLE GOODS
CAssrMEREs, Silk, Satin, Velvet, vulcncia and Mar.
settles Vesting.
ALSO, good assortment Of Stocks, Crava,s, Shirts,
Bosoms, Collars and Suspetders.
They are prep tred 10 execute all orders in their
line Of business superior siyis of neancss and du
rability.
Shop on Church Street, 81 door South of the Bank.
June ], 1874. 50 3w e. BEENS, Jr. & Co.
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Alpheus Persons Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, 1T HE Hon. ,hn
District OF Chicndcn, s.. ! l. Probate Court
for the district Of Chtcnjen, to all persons concern
ed in the estate Of ALPHEJS PERSONS, late -
Jericho, IN said district, deceased GREETING.
WHEREAS, Rrulen Redwood, administrator of
account Of his administration, and present. his ac-
count ayans, said estate for exannat on and al ow-
ance al session Of the Court Of PRO- ale, 10 lie ho-
den at the Registers Office in Burlington in SAID dis
trlct on he second wednesday Of June next.
Therefore, you are hereby no;liedto appear bc'or;
said conr, al the time and place aiore,aid md shew
cause, if any you have why the account Aforesaid
should not lie allowed
Given under my hand q, Burlington, this fr, day
Of May, A. d. 1913
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William Rush's Estate.

"E THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chttenden, commssi ,ners to re-
ceve examine and adjust the claims and demands of
all persons, against the estate OF WILLIAM BUSH
late of Cnderhl in said District deceased represented
insoyent, and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto; and six months from The day of
the date hereof being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice. that we
will attend TO the business of our appointment at the
dwelling OF b. Cady in Underhill in said District, on
the last Tuesdays of August and October next at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated, this 9Th day Of May A. d. lsi3.
JOHN WARNER Commits,
5lw3 HENRY SrOWEILi sioncrs
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RALES Cotton Sheetlng, Cotton Yarn,
- do Tlckngs, do Bats,
do Drills, do Wicks,
do Irvine, DO Carpet Warp,
just received and for sale low, BY
Is May, '43 CIV p. & H. II. DOOLITTIE
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$4,000 lbs WOOL WANTED

HAVING Purchased the Wooden Factory formerly
l. L owned by Isaac Blake, at Milton Falls, and am
getting a new SET Of Machinery, am now ready 10 re.
ceive Wool TO Manufacture by the yard or upon
shares, INTO Cassmcres, SalIneits, Flannels, Com
mon Greys and Mill Coored Cloths, cheaper than
was ever done in this country before.
z. A. PEARL
Milton, Nav II, 1913 5lf
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EAREWELl'S Caters and half Caters, French
l. Slips and Walking Shoes, 80, &. just received
MAY 25, '43 81 by II. w CATLlN.
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OUTER q. Wool WANTED by
ID June I'd lS43 Sc II, w CATIIN.
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SO0 POUNDS OF Bees Wax. Also, A quantity
OOO Of Ergot or Spirred Rye in exchange, Ivy
81 PECK & SPEAR, Druggists.
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THE Balloon House, one mile south Of the village.
i Apply TO u. LEAvENWORrH.
May 22l 1913. 81 If
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-29
GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE.
FOR sALE BY
ROB"T r. DIfNAT

Bank SQUARE, Richmond, Virgiaid
A sPARAGUS-Giant or Dutch
n BEANS-Large, and Small Lima. Snaps e..
bEEI-l0ng Blood. Fairy Blood Tumy, White sugar
Mangel Wln4el
BBOCOLI-Fary Cape. Large ruude
CABBhGEEary fod Large Early DuImlead or Batter
sea fahy Sl1ar.paf Large nrmleld, CromweTs DO.
Dutch Or Picking Green CURED Savoy. Penion, Lct
CAERD1-Lonr Orange
CAIiIFIOWER-Esry and Late
CELERY--White Solid
CUCIMBER-EaTiy Frame, Long Green
EGG PLANT
KALE-ScO;ch Sen Kale
LErTrCE-'aita. Zee. Brown Dutch Cabbage, Paris Cross
MELON-Nuimcg. CiirDn
WATER MELON-Fne.i kinds
NAsrURIIUM
oNioN-Eariy Silver Skinned Large Red
PARsLEY-Cuficd
PARSNtP-t.arge Swelling
PENS-fay Monumental Eary Cromwell Eary Charlton Eary
Frame Dwarf Blue Prlssan, Dwarf Mauovfst
RADISIi-Ioug He7fet. Turnip
RHIBARB-Red Tor Tars
. sAISiFY-or Vegetable Oyster
I SPINACH
SQlAFH-RarIy Bush
TONATO-Iafgc Red
TuRNlP-Eary Plat Dutch Top Large Norfolk Ruts Bara
ALSO,
general assortment u Flower seed
BULBOuS ROOTS
DOUBLE DAHfIAE
ONION sETs. &c. 70