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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-18
II & S. BRILL & Co.

Have again returned to Ripley. aud now &C.
cupyng tie House formerly occupied by J. B.
Walker, ~ the Southwest Garner Of the pub
lie Sqnare; where they have just received from
New ! 1rk, one of The largest and handSomesi
assosrmer's, cornpr,sing fashiouGbe and STA
ps STOCK or GOODS. All bf which they
bought low tor Cash, and Consequently can at.
ford 10 sell for cash on the IUWgat terms.
Among their extensive aesortpcn. Tie fol-
towing ara few of The articles:
Btadcloths, Ca7simeres, s 4tineIs, Lineeys,
Ky James, Kerseys, Blank&s, &c,
Dress and Fancy lIandk, Robins, Danes
tics, Mus jns, Fianuels, I'CkjnTs fnd . large
lot Of READY MADE CLIO rHIkG, Such as
Goats, Panla,oous, Vests and Draters.
aapa1ca, ALPACA lnstre, Bau5aziae, chu
san, Cashmere, Gngham=, and C4,coes Of a.
&, sc-ntmns. For Cars, Saawla oh \ sizes. La.
tle'a i nnats ol d1fry@ szas, &c All d
(WHICH axe q tie latest fashions Toaalha;
win general assortment, Ic0 numerous K
Im-o'i THEY are iau'ary dtsirau5 thai
The J. dies Should eve them call aud exam
inc .hc.y stock,
! Having buagh' all their goods al III lowest
prices 0! the Northern Cities, they car aft
10 sci. item at tie Memphis prices AND Nc
iMlaTAkE!
/ Cone ere, Gene Al. g. give " call at tht
sign 'ElplhY CHEAP aTUEE'
AEl y, Jan, l3'a 1915
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return to-morrow' There is a moro remark
able case, in which love after i Bad 'ong been
apparently exinc produced a lie # G upon
being accidentally revived. An Old m2o res
ldfug in tie ncigthoyhood of that city found
miniature Of his wife, taken in her youth. She
had been dead many years, and was nerson
Of strictly sedae and religious habitf; but the
sight Of this picture overcame him. From the
time of iis discovery I'LL his death, which took
pace some months afterwarde, he neglected all
bis ordinary dn'es and emplovments nd be.
came in manner imbecIe spending whole days
without nflering word, or manifasiing he
slightest interest 10 passing oce0frfnces.-Tde
ong one with whom he would bold any com
muncaior, was little arandchld VITO s'r.
kaey frrsembled the porrsi'; to her he was
perfectly doeile; end day or lw0 before bic
dea0h, he gave her his pursc, and strictly en-
Ij3incd heTto lay the picture beside him in the
cofiin---a request which was acc4tingy fuI-
i!led.
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Love AND NAnNrss,-A most aff,ctinq
anecdo'e is related by DR.. Twins, in his Troa,
Ties on Disorders Of the Brain. A lady on the
point of marrlage,whose intended husban usual.
" travelled By the siege coach to visit her.
went enc day 10 meet him, aud found instead
of him, an cd friend who came to announce 10
her he idngs OF his sudden DEATH she a.
tered scream' and pieously exclaimed, uHe
Is dead!' but then all consciousness OF The az
nctlon that had beiailen her, ceased. urrom
that fatal Moment" says the hor, "hss hi,
unfortunate female. for fifty yeare, in all sea
sons, 'rsverscd The distance of few miles To tie
spot where she expected her future husband to
al9hl from the coach, and every day she u,ters
IN plantlye tone, lie is not Gene YET: will
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SMITHSONIAN LEGACY.

The legacy left by MIR, Smithson Of london,
for National Institute in this country for the
diffusion acknowledge among men, now amounts
to about six hundred thousand dollars. ]; has
not yet been Disposed Of by the Government
and the SUBJECT seems to be one CT perPIaxIy to
Congress- We suggast--and the idea Is not
original with us. though never bef3re in print
ha, the New Administration appropriate the
money to Great Flee Grocery, in the city o.
| New York, for the use and behoof Of tie En-.
pire Cut! No one Of the numerous sections
Of Mr.. Folks adherents did more in the ate
canvass to difuse acknowledge amoRg men" ant
particularly that sort Of knowledge which relates
to the use and abuse Of our Naturalization aut
Eectin lave, than Capt. Ryndcrs and his "a
nous CLUB. And verify they deserve their re.
ward.
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A HAIRY TURN.-At one Of tie country
courts, wuere an indictment for an assault had
been preferred against a woman FIR the III
usage OF her husband, who was superaoluated,
lis counsel, in the heat Of dec.amaion, hap
7cned TO say that half the sex were devils!
But eeerg number Of genteeI females in the
court, after very short pause, be went on
,hu, the other half are angels! ard several Of
them are now present."
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

FTP ETTERS Of Administrator having fc,r
49, granted TO the Undersigned by the Pro.
bare Court Of Tistamingo County Nissssipr
atthe December Term tfe-eaf 1871, u-on he
Estate Of Wright Bond7, Deceased Notice
is hereby qvauto al those having claims a
1aiost said E'a'e e pre- ct thom Prep ry
awhentica'ed within the time prescribed BIZ
aw, or they wiI be forever barred.
W. w. PONDS.
January 10Th l8i5-9-6; ice 81.
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AsHORT. STORY WITHA MORAL.

a young Yankee had formed an attachment
for a daughter Of rich old farmer, ard after
'glcoisg aih bis "bonnie Ias.lr," went 10 the
old fellow to ask his conseu', ard during The
interview, winch was an awkward one for Jon
4than, he whiied AVA at stick. The oid
man watched the movements OF the KNIFE, and
at the game tune continued to taxi upan the
prospects Of his future son in law, 80 he SUP
posed, until the stick waa dwindlcd down to
nanght. lie then spoke as f5il1wg: .'You have
fae properly, you have steady ha5tts good
enough locking, out you cant have my daugh.
tel Had you made something, no matter
what, Of the stick you've whitled away. you
con'd have had h.r--as it is you cannot. Your
properly will g. as this stick did, Ii.fls by little
until al is g}ne, and your family reduced TO
wan. have read your true character; you
have nv answer"
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Tf' ETTERS Of administration havinr benn
= granted % The undersigned, on tho Es,s.o
Of Isaac A ShfrIll, dace7saed at the Oe,eb.-
term 1914 the Probate Court of T;nnab
County Mississippi All parsons indebted n
aid estate, are requested TO make immediate
payment. and ~ those having Gains against
SAID estate are notified TO present them with.
n the 'lma prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
JAMES WALKER,
Administrator Of SAID Estate.
January 18Th l845-9-Gw
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SppcraH.oa-Th Paris correspondent Of
the Boston Atlas says letters from Freves are
filed with accounts cf an exlraoTdjnay excite
ment, caused BY the exhibition Of robe. as
serted 70 have been wo-n by our Savior The
cathedral in which il is deposited was once part
ofthe basi'ica, or place oft.e Empress Helena,
mother Of Constantine DE Great, wao bad II
converted into a church for the reception Of
this cjc, which il only shown at long Intervals
The last time was in 1910 when it was brought
from its hiding place on the aprochiag Of me
FfeGca 1t is estimated that so 600 souIs Wis
ted it in the moa'h # Saptemh er-eallre villa,
ges beaded by th-ir pastors, coming IN pFoc.
esalnn.
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IMPORTANT DEclsIoN.-The Supreme Cour
OF Oiio recently made decision which NAV
concern some OF our readers. Some time since
a negro escaped from bis master 10 Kentucky
and made bis way TO Ohio, where he was pur.
sued and taken. COMPANY of aboliionsls
purchased him fer The sum Of $500, for which
they cave note payble at come short date
when the note fell due payment was denanded
but Re drawers refused To pay on the erond
that N the contemplation iof The laws Of Ohio.
thoF had received no consideration therefore,
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Notice,

gEYlE undersigned having at the January
Al Term ls45 Of the Probate Cour, of Tip
pah County Mississippi, obtained Letters
as Executor of The Last VIII and Testament
Of benlimin Bowers ST., Deceased; hereby no.
tiy all persons having claims against said
Estate 10 present them duly authenticated.
within the ijme prescribed by law, or they will
be forever aarred.
BENJAMIN 30 WERS,
Executor.
January llth l645--S-6w
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IN Office

n T the September Term iS4i, ofthe Pro-
"a bate Court q 'fippah County MissssIp-
= "a p the undersigned was appointed "a.
mnstralor OF the Estate of Benjamin Cook
deceased. Notice is therefore, hereby given
10 all persons having claims against said estate
TO present them within the tine limited by law
or thew will be barred.
SAMUEL ALEXANDER,
Adm. of said Estate.
January 4th lS45-7-6w
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inaemuch j, wac given for a slave within thf
limits Of state where slavery was rtubibleE
by law. The court tecdrd in favor Of thf
plaintiff,and rendered igdgmenl on he note.
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TO ssHH yvEaOana iG may
Concern.

Take notice, that have fled my petition in
the Office of The Clerk OF the Probate Court Of
Tishamingo County, in he State of NIssssip-
ri. praying the said Court for Dover in all the
property ofmy deceased husband, James Bel,
late ofsaid County. | shall move the said
Court on The first Monday in february nex,
to grant the prayer of said petition, when and
where all persons interested may make their
objections, If any they have.
C. BELL.
Dacem. % th iSi4.-4w
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er's treaty.. A vote cannot be carried for that
purpose. So tie "Wes'eln urus," as the
South Carolinians call him, is left at liberty to
do as he peases.
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LATER FROM MEzTco. The brig Cashier,
Captain Baker, arrived in port last evening, | !
days from Campeachy. The Captain informs
us that he brings no papera. He states, how
ever, that the revolution was still progressing
and that Santa Anna remained at Queretaro
hemmad in by the two aspiring parties, eacI
demanding the settlement ofhis account witt
he Government, lie also states that nun
Der Of yourg men (atout four or FIVE hundred
had marched against Tabasco, end that tht
city had been revouiionized, and declared ii
f4yor Of the new or federal party.-Cres. City
The Spanish part Of OF the Island Of st. Dc.
ningo has organized government separate
from and independent Of the late Government
of Hayti, and has sent commissioners to this
country to procure its recognition from tho
United States.-Enq,
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We quote The following as The Only i"Po''""
proceeding.
ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.
Mr. Hammet of Mississippi said he Was anx
ions. as one Of the friends Of Texas, and for The
immediate annexation Of that country 10 the
United States to know WHEN THIS subject was tt
be called up IN the House. II supposed tina
those who we're opposed to annexation were
oualIy anxious to be informed when this cub
act was to be considered.
Mr.. Harden OF III. here called the gentleman
70 order as there was no SUI jet before the
House.
Mr. Hammet said, to bring matters to con.
cluson, he would ask the Chairman Of the Com
mittee on Foreign Af4irs when he intended 10
bring forward his proposition for the Anne2a-
ton of Texas, (Great Iaugher)
Mr.. c. ]. Ingersoll rose with considerable
gravity, and said that he was anxious 10 enter
rpon the consideration Of the subject at once,
but that the Hou,e seemed iadisposed TO trans
act business.-EIe hal intended to have called
ND the subject on Monday but the House seem
ed indisposed to enter upon its consideration,
When a melton was made yesterday BY gen
teman from Alabama, (Mr. Belser) TO 60 inlo
Committee OF the " hole upon this sub Ct, there
was great confusion in the Hall.
The subject ended here amidst great cries q
snow and "Monday" fer the consideration Of
the bject.-Monday was finally named b. Mr.
lngersoIl.
PUBLIC LANDS.
The Bill to graduate and reduce the pace Of
the public lands was then taken Up and briefly
discussed
Dir. R. Smith, of Illinois, addressed the House
a. length in favor OF the Bill, end was followed
by"Mr. Petit, of la. The debate for The day
was closed by Mr.. Nc Cernand, of Illinois, also
in defence of the B ii. The last gentleman
COMMENDED that lbs question was settled by tn
people during The recent election. Mr. Clay
was in favor of Distribution, and MIR. Polk was in
favor of reducing the price Of the Public lands,
and had so voted when in Congress.
Mr.. Thomasson, of Ky, at this stage of pro
ceeding moved an amendment TO the Bill, which
was, that the grants ofland a, the proposed re
duced prices, should be sold only 10 heads of fam
ilies-that family of two persons should hav
40 acres, four persons 80 acres, aud five or NOR
persons $50.
The Committee then rose aud reported PFC
gross.
Dec. 23th, Congress not in session--tl
House having followed the example of The Sci
ate and taken holiday. There was evidently
disposition in either branch to transact busine
NATL tn, New Year came on.
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COMING BACK 1T is stated that Mr.. Fox,
ate B ltish Minister at Washington, is so well
pleased with that city that he intends making ii
his permanent residence.
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EosToN MUNICIPAL Observation-Disclosures tri'
a, for the choice of Mayor and five members Of
the Board of Aldermen, was held at Boston on
Monday, 23l ut but without success. Wet.
more, wing, received 3,767; Davis, native,
1904; Greene loco, 2,26a; scattering 70. 1t
will be seen that the native vote is stronger
than at the first trial, and exceeds the wing BY
1877.
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Dir. CusH1yG-MNTsTER TO CH1yA.-The
last New Orleans papers state that Mt. Cusbiro
has sailed from Vera Cruz fer New York. It is
reported that he came down epialy from the
city of Aexico, with all bis public documents
but. his servant, who tollowerd next day with
his private papers, was robbed Of every thing on
the road by he IadFopes. If Mr. C.'s notes a,
travels IN China have been lost, the country will
thereby DO deprived of some important imfor.
nation.
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NORTH CAROLINA The N. c. House Of
Representatives has rejected resolution in
favor Of the annexation of Texas by vote Of
ITO to g..
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The New York Herald proposes Hon Calet
Gushing as suitable person TO take Mr. Eve
rett's place at the Court Of St. James.
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a List Of EeGtera

ryy. EN- MINING 10 the Posj Olii,e al P9nto.
E1aa toe 4ips, On he 5lsl day Of December
~ S 1914, which il not taken out before the
Bis, Of March 1876, will be sent to The General
Pcs. Office as dead Letters.
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The story Of the great riot at Georgetown
Ohio, turns cut to be hoax.
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Jacob Barrier Of New Cf'eans is said TO have
won one hundred and eighty thousand dollars
on the Presidential. election.
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CONGRESS-.


Dec, 9th. The Senate did not sit
In the House there was bare quorum
We quote The following as The only important
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ABOLI TIoN PETITIONS RECEIVED IN oNGfESS
live years ago, W. Cost ahnFor, q Wag1
oR red the following resolution, w"cA Wa
sdogted as the 2lat kalo, ard since then as TIE
25tf, Of the House Ct Represent a'iV6s, w:
"lo petition, memorial, resolution, crot Ter
paper praying the abolition Of slav r. IA the
District Of Columbia, or in any state or ! err
tory, or tie slave trade between the . ate
Ierrlori ofthe United States in Vhch It no"
exists, shall be received by this House, or ca
tertalned in any way Whatever
A. every session Of Cor 5ress, MIR. A&am.
attempted to rfscind that rue, and agialtd tht
country to accomplish his purpose, wi'heu e.
feel, unti the present session On The first day
be gave notlce, and on the next day without
word Of objection from any quarter, introduced
his rteciudag resolution, which was adcpeC
wiihou, debate, by lG3 to 50 Dir. Ehott wa.
present, and said not word, though be had fGi
liberty. Thus, tie democratic mfjoriiy, since
Mr.. Folks election by the AID Of the aboIl'oa.
is,s has enabled them TO carry out in few m'e
u,es what they had refused for years before
that aid was Cfarad It looks Ike paying til,
first ms a!meat 10 abolition. What neEt,-Ius k
AOaitor.
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The case Of Governor Dor Is now being AZ
rned before the Supreme Court at Washing
tOn.
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CoNGBEss The acts and Joings ofthe pre-.
sent Congress are locked to with more ntcnsf
interest than has ever been lei, by The Ameut
can people Whatever may have been ND
professions Of the parties donHg the late exciI
tlng election, their actions vii now be seen and
appreciated. The PenpsyvaBaps say that
they supported Mr. Polk believing him 10 be a
tariff man, and they hold tm 70 It. And Il he
is ony for a arif for revenue lie has deceived
them. While South Carolina puts herself n
her usual gugstjc attitude and says the tafii
shall be repeaiedr Eumor says that Mr.. PoIk
las gwen strong Indications Of attaching hun
self the Caroaiau party. Mr.. 8aa'on now
beng sure of a seat m the Senate Tor SIX
wears las taken the ,5erty 70 think laF hmra'b
and has become a. epeH opponent OF Mr. Cai
haun. Aadtboug4 The ground #as not yet bees
cleared sisee the eleutlan, the foundations are
being Ibid for B alton, Cas-, Buchanan Gal
hoG1 &C for the contest ia ISIS The bId2k
tariff has become several saadaa lighter Wnb
some: while with others j. has become peri ely
phaen! Having accou p.beI their purpose
III arc nav wae9 to gtVa II the g. by, and
AXE some new Obi e. G Cegtre the CHRIS q
their parry. The would be great men ere form
ing Cabinet for Mr. Palt. fer the sake ol saw.
irr aim the tToahle. How gcaefous"!
Walker the aotoroGs document man, Is sald te
and fl chance for secretary OF state. But
1t is too early fer Mr.. Polk 10 let his views on
this 81 iect lie known yet, as it might cause
fzrery before the great and terrible DAY Of n
aUguta'ou takes place, winch W,ITIqgie al tbt
geeg ngry end pomp he heterogeneous mass 0i
corhusthc~ can devise. for II e.
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DR.. Duncan's bill, providing for the election
of Presidential Electors ON the same day
throughout the Union, has passed the House
of Representatives. with but one dissenting
voice.
r. u. s. CONSUL DEAD DIR. Franklin Litchfel1
U. s. Consul at Porto Cabello, died at that
place on the 29th day OF October last.
1t is sald that difference Of long standing
between Mr.. Calhoun and Mr.. Archer has been
reconci.ed.
The Wings Of New Hampshire have nomna-
ted Anthony Colby for Governor.
The New York Tribune states that Mr.. Zen
ton has not been instructed by bis Legislature
to vote for annexation on the terms Of Mr.. rs.
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CENSUS IF ALABAMA according % he cen
sas Of Alabama, taken during the year l@44, the
aoruat,on CT that State is 62l ST. Of whom
357 62I are whiIes
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January 18th l645--s-6w
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The Wings Of New Hampshire have nomina
ted Anthony Colby for Governor
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Dacem. % th iSii.-4w
The New York herald., 1845-04-09
Personal Movements.

Cyrus Curtis hes been reelected May or Of Hudson.
Senator Hard is fast recovering from the accident
which bsie him on board the swallow.
John II. Warland has ceased his editorial llbots with
tie "New Bedford Bulletin"
George II. Richardson who hes Tor time flied the
office Of Deputy Attorney General in Baltimore. been
appointed Attorney General OF the State of Marylsnd
M The vacancy arising from the resignation OF Josish
baisy, Of Dorchester county.
Judge Petit has declined tie re.appon,ment Presl
dent Judge of the Massachusetts District Court in con
sequence Of ths reduction OF the salary by the Lega
turs.
Hon. Daniel Waldo, Of Worcester, Mass has paid
$1,000 towards the purchase OF territory in Ii.
hofia and Misses Waldo of the same place, 81 900
The Hon. John s. Skinner in Philadelphia
Monday.
An Eiscmen Suit brought before the Recorder at
Hudson, on Saturday last, to dispossesS Matthew Dur
dick, OF Taghkanick, tenant the estate OF Robert
wifi Livingston Esq. OF New York. The Jury
ont five minutes before they rendered verdict In favor
OF the plaintiff.
James Whitaker, formerly merchant of Newark, but
Who time past has been in agricultur pur
suits in Trcacon, hung himself on Monday morning.
Mr. Dsnce of Iowa, has recently been found dad in
timber lot his house is Supposed he shot by
the brother of Miss Lowe, who had fallen victim to his
licentious srts.
The New York herald., 1845-04-09
C1OlCE ANNUAL FLOWER SEEDS.

s he subscriber bres inform his friends the old
apatr MS Of Nbl"s lae Conservatory that I've has
coiis cion nes Flower seeds. all wasra-t genuine
The following ~ kag. oi 90 superb varieties ready
for sde--,rice Sl.-
lido, Giua nop5i pendid show flowers of all co'en
SchAshins pies u .tusos Graf ami, &c ;mnrd}-curi
r.us. flowers ef ~hr yellow orange crimson.
loItuac, leadens and Thelusson mixed-ysry dwarf,
val snt crr,s' and rosy crimson flowers.
Choice heFltehse- 40 j om choice pize lowers.
,srtbnit IUIes-Golden yellow flowers
iouH.e ans Haisams--Nnu nu,arons cn"Ice kindI mixed
Doubled Quilted German Asters--2n .areIles o wed
stturia Roses, ardion ihGucea, fBockii varie
SC missdVery snowy flowers lfofusiy, Seat vers
{, cf cclos, tuitsble for rai.ias. Sc.
Ais,osest- t---weet ,cenmi absssrian.
'.iplsus truitsnankii-Su colon stem, vigorous
a. ii. forming almost tte.
m1phila lnsienii Gandihora phasylodes variety
n az blue fiuwefa with white
Noiano atrp'icifos- Snowy blue trailing flower
Java shria, ,newf-Whtis with gcranium bloich and
troneourn Pr,ernrrn Carary Bird Fio.e-Ecautiful
and ffiuged nowrrs, ars lise q canary bid
tlesnsn Zen Week srock--23 snTerb varieties mixed
Dh bue with cvroas and beautiful golden anthcs in he
i1eris Cc-onor;s, ~ Large White Rocket Candytuf
Helechcirm brac,caeurn album, fnswl-klesant snowy
wiie.
Caleopss, Atkinsonia, D,ummond Elesan. NC, kinds
xed-Fower hr ant of golden and dark red coos
tiptched, striped and spotted with crimson.
Packages connning 80 varieties for x2 100 varieties So
Vegetable > eds OF the growth of ls;A
large coliecoa healthy Plants IN flower in the
Ccnservaqpry window
Bouques and Flowers always n,ni
new pAHLlAS-A fine collection aow under cultiva-
ton; pla will be ready ia due
Orders attended with rTomrtness and received
by JOHN ksi6iNSON,
(Lae Of Nibio's Conservstory J.
mhl2 lmrc $50 Broadway tooserveo cor. Pruce st