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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05

The Foreign .Ne,cs at Washington.-The
National ln,ellgencer of Thursday says
The general opinion, as we find it expressed
by persons about us, and as we gather it from
the most intelligent presses, corroborates
what we ventured to say in Tuesdays paper,
that the true aspect Of the news recently re-
ceived is not one which renders the settle,
ment Of difficulties between the United
States and England more easy. And per-
haps it is due to our readers TO say that we
do not collect. from any current rumor or
general surmise, either that The Government
Of the United States has received any favor
able intelligence from Mr.. McLane, or that
the British Minister here is in possession OF
any instructions to renew efforts for settle
ment by compromise.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05

New CaMET.-A new comet was discover
ed on Thursday evening, at about 8 o'clock,
by Mr.. George p. Bond, the assistant at the
Cambridge Observatory. 1t is brighter than
most telescope comets, and has long,
straight tail. 1t is near the equator, in the
constellation of the whale. Its place, cor.
rected for recitation and terrestrial aberra.
ton, ami referred to the mean equinox of the
first Of January, was at the date of
Feb. 26 d. Sh. lin. AS. 0, Camb. m, S. I.
X. A.. lh ON. 25s. Z.
Dec. 30 I9m. 17s, v.
During the short Interval of eight minutes
it appeared to have a northcrly motion of a.
bout one minute of arc, and an increase OF
right ascension OF about one half OF second
Of time. .-BuSt. Adp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05

II Magnificent Project--A pr"jec, is on
foot Tor the construction OF Railroad IN very
nearly q straight line from New York To BDs.
ton, passing through New Haven, Middle.
town, Willman,ic, Woonsocket, &c. a bill
is before the Massachusetts Legislature for u
charter from Boston 10 Woonsocket char
ter has already been. granted from New lla-
ven westward to the State line, and an nppI-
cation is before the New York Legislature to
empower the same Company 10 extend their
road, IN The direction oi tins city until 1t en-.
tcrs tn? Harlem Authority 10 extend the
road from New Haven TO the East line oi
Connecticut, and to construct the section
through Rhode Island TO Woonsocket, W III
be applied for. we understand, at the up.
preaching sessions OF the Legislatures Of
those States respectively.
Nearly OF quite the whole route has been
surveyed, and it is HscctiaInpd that no grade
will exceed 10 feet 10 the mile, with easy
curves. The distance, compared with any
of the existing routes. will, it is said, be
shortened 30 miles. I, is designed 10 lay the
rails six feet asunder, and to make them of
such weight aud iirmness as will admit Of the
greatest speed. Tho calculation is. that the
whole distance between Boston aud New
YORK, can h" run ~ FoUR hours, and viii be
regularly run ~ uni exceeding rIvE. Many
gentlemen Of sound Judgment, including scv-
cra individuals ol great wealth. have cx.
pressed most decidcd opinion Of The iensi
biIry Of the undertaking. aud that the stock
will be extremely valuable. II IL PLAIN that II
such road were IN existence. it would com.
mnnd oil The iravci IN winter, and nearly oil
N summer. Further, it is plain tia, no road
can erer be- made between the two cliIss.
which will be either shorter or quicker. II Is
calculated that the fare nay be pat at S3,
through, aud paw a ropd profit
" T. JJu,mW nC Commerce
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05

A STORY OF PocKET PicKING.-The
Albany Citizen states the following case,
(and says it may be relied on as au,hen-
tic, which illustrates the legal domain
of this widespread and dangerous spe.
cies of villainy more thoroughly than any
other we have heard Of l.!
A few months since, a gentleman al
the As,or House in New York, sudden
ly missed gold watch, which was worth
more to him than j, could be TO any QUE
He marvelled much at its absence, for
he knew that he had only been in and
out of the Office and reading room Of
that hotel since he noted the hour by it,
In the hope OF recovering it, he ad-
verlised his loss and offered u reward Of
$50. The same day he received note
informing him he could have his watch
by calling at certain house in an OBJ
scure part Of the city. After some lit
tie hesitation he resolved to go. The
watch was too valuable to be given up,
without al least this attempt TO recover
it. So he went. His rap at the door
promptly answered by very gentle
manly looking person, who in reply to
his enquiries, replied that he had in his
posse ssion the advertised watch, and that
on payment Of the offered reward, he
would deliver it up. The loser prom
ised to pay $50, provided ho was con-
vinced that the watch was his. 1t was
exhibited, and the gentleman recognized
it at once, paid the reward, and gladly
placed the recovered treasure in his
vest pocket. As he was turning TO go
away, he remarked
I" l am glad, as you may suppose, to
get my watch back again, but | should
really be pleased to know how you took
it from me-"
"That will inform you," readily re-
piled the pickpocket. ado you remem-
bcr holding an animated conversation
with two gentlemen in the reading room
OF The Astor House, on the morning you
lost your watch 7"
I" do" replied the loser.
"Well, do you not also remember
that gentleman who stood close by,
left his newspaper, drew near and final
ly Joined in the discussion :"
every distinctly" replied the other,
and also tha, he engaged in il with
much warmth 7"
Precisely" continued the narrator,
60 and do you not remember that he at
one time, IN his earnesiness, tapped you
two or three times on The left breast,
hns ~ (sulling the action to the word. J
eyes," replied the gentleman.
" Then took your watch," said the
rogue, aud turning, shut the door aud
disappeared.
The gentleman returned TO the AS
tor, musing on this strange occurrence,
and while relating il TO some OF his won
d cring friends, was astonIshed to find
that his watch was again missing -
When the adrot knight Of the nimblc
fingers described how he had once
iilched from him his watch, he iOok n n
gam So the gentleman Grally los,
his watch, after having paid Ia The thief
the reward Inr lis rr"ovCiy.
The ."OrmonS. gather from several
ARTICLES ~ the Warsaw Signal and other
quarters, that a portion. If not the whole. ni
the MOIinOns. intend soon 10 commence their
pilgrimage Tor California. From ten 10 twelve
hundred have already crossed the river from
Nauyoo, aud arc cncamprd on Sugar Gre, l.. I
Iowa, seven miles distant
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05

STATISTICS or LOwELL.-We have re-
ceived from the publisher, Joel TaylOr-oi
Lowell, we suppose-a sheet Of statistics oi
Lowell Manufactures, prepared IN January OF
this year. The whole number OF MILLS run
ming, exclusively OF print works, is 3. The
number Of spindles is 22S.e56. The whole
amount Of capital stock in the Corporations
who own these works is $40. $4,000. The
following details will he read with interest: :.
Average wages Of Females clear board per W. $500
Average wages OF Males, clear oi board per day 81
Average amount of wsses paid, per month, $500
Medium produce Of Loom, No IA ysrn yds per day. iS
Average per Spindle, yards per day, u
smptiaa 0f Potato Starch, per nnnnm, tons, $50
C.nss'nP,.sa Of ftesr starch per snnun bs 100 'oo
Cons sp'ion % fhss Sr Starch, per annun. bbs 775
The Midtlesex Company make use an.
nually Of 4,OOO, 900 teasels. ,OOO,OOO lbs fine
Stufs, and 81 900 worth Of Soap.
The Lowell Machine Shop. included a.
mong the above Mills, can furnish machinery
complete for mill OF 6,0O0 Spindles, in three
months, and q mill can be built in the sumo
time.
The Prescott Manufacturing Company, in
corpOrated in 1874, with a capital Of 5000, 600,
have two cotton mills up but not in opera
ton.
The Hamilton Company have large new
mill nearly completed. aud The Mersimack
Company, Lowell Company, and Mddlesex
Company will cree. one each, this year.
There are two Banks-The Lowell, capi.
tai $200O0O--1hc Rail Road, capital $780,
600.
The Savings Institution received on de-
posit for the year ending April 80, 1915,
$245,49 or, from 4,079 depositors, and the
whole sum Oh deposit at that period was
$70S,695 OF. A large portion belongs to the
operatives in the mills Bost. .4dperiiser.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05

well, dye see, si',' said Gray, ad-
vancing and leading the youngster for
ward, while the rest closed round ;
we've all got q favor to ask for this hoy ,
if you please. II you have no objection,
we'd like TO have his wages paid, or an
order f"f Them given for mo 10 take home
for him.
IS" modest a request as that l cant
listen to without a sufficient reason said
the cap'ai" another thing, the boy is
under age
I Gray now backed his request by a
repetition Of the boys story, not forget
ting in his honest pride the share his
mother b"re in it. A glance of approval
was exchanged between the masters,
aud the request was granted. The men
as yet did not retire, and one old tar took
The place Of Gray.
We'll, Ashton, as you now seem 10
be the man, what do you want 2
j would ask half months pay for
each of The Mohawks, If you please,
captain, to send home to .he youngstcr's $
sister
'Why, Ashton, do you know what
you're about T? Tell us frankly what
notion you've got in your head ?
We'll, you see, sir, we've talked the
matter over, and thought as how what
we could raise, put with the lads wages,
would set the gal clear Of the land
sharks; and put her in the millinery way,
or such like as Gray's mother thought
best. You see what friends she has are
hard weather, and any Of us would
feel bad ut heart, of night watch, il
we'd only one sister to think of, and hers
II case like this
'ChecriulIy, my good fellow, will |
grant your request ; and you are noble
set %! fellows to feel SO, and count me as
one of you
'The whole ships company, il you
please, captain, said the mate.
! The Nereuses ask the same favor
said another The same amount for the
same purpose
'N iih the same unanimiy,' rejoined
! their captain, 'and they shall have il.
We will sre TO drawing up the proper
letters, and you, my boys, will feel hap
py in thinking you have saved an orphan
girl life OF degradation. Away with
you, now
They barely cleared the quarterback,
when all hands, with hat. of, made the
bay ring again with three hearty cheers,
while the shores responded in distinct
echoes, as if nature rejoiced with aud in
her own nobIemen.
Stopper that = shouted The mate
get your suppers, and we will see who is
the best dancer' And the eve OF Liberty
day was a happy one.
The morrow's dawn saw the Nereus
canvass capped, cloud in the horizon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05

Tho Srccpc Of st. puul's Church has such
n decided iurllrnilcn. that II has acquired The
soUbri9Di ut tho Leaning Tower ~ New
luik.-.N J Ga,,H.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05

The .'!ormons. gather from several
Articles ~ the Warsaw Signal and other
quarlcrs, that a portion, if not the whole ni
The Mornons, intend soon 10 commence their
pilgrimage Tor California. From ten TO twelve
hundred have already crossed the river from
Nau,oo, aud arc encamp"d on Sugar Creek.
Iowa, seven miles distant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27
BRENTliNeER,s
ALTERNATIVES x RESTORATIVE SYRUP
AN ENlkk NtSET1Ell PREPARATION.

n - ~
AN ENpKe VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
eNOR ne Cure 81 S~CEVsuLA. EnLaree psesf q,
n ne Jc'sf. Chr,ne kheumsiism. Gaosi. lnm.
~eo. bN>fEfslA, Edsct,'isn. Efurtoas ,s ne
>kts. Ntuir Rash. Tetet DRorsY. Sypi iiIctic ~
Ner,rtial DiS.o.s.: IN shtn TRIM al dtsrasss orr.
aue from M lAirtiSs. state al mo BLOOG. de
rarr,d ccndi'r,n ~ The Digestive ogsrs OF ,hs az
IuD cio"s u,c "f MfEcrEy.
II 10 nnw s,snc twelve years since the proprietor
cam. 10 ne tnewiedec OF tAts Syrup. - ~hich
iue u hss he feels happy To ny. Tar exceeded IA,
expectations. having petiurmed cures whctc
Ssa;m'- Panare, and the various rr. p,tsi,.ns .f
Sarsapafilla oou'd no.. though persisted ~ Ga, y lons
ZINE. produce lhc least salnisty I'll es upon the
PATIENTS.
In II. properties. III. 7s-ie. cs,sa,Se. D;aels-
rs'ic. Dieoeetic. and ac,s uron ths LIVER sy ,r1i.
rns n ~be', lRreAid to ,ssrcioH.
a. ap Ale a ire aud Pa,yser of tho BIO I'd y
., honesty briir, 81 10y tho Proprietor. .a.etiot 10
any ''ist med'etee mn ia use.
Indeed Il was no, Inul he had hsoouc fully .lt
isied NJ a. gt,at medicinal viriUss iree'hrr With
the solici a'tuns Of persona who had ~iu s--sd the
somr. that hc wUu'd cunscnt iu npticc uthrorgh 'hc
medium uf n new spppet. os ,uch u eunssc To- VA
sl~ay- seemed 90 much Ike ?ssckoy pufhn. IL
SELF into moi CO.
Through the rrtsun-ian 81 n,ny pcrsoas. who
seem tn ,hirk h,m "A duiy hannd 10 publish II 10
be vufli 6r he teucGt of 81 tlerus humrnty. he
has VI. length conn iohS ernclus - az ruisr,ig
he course adopted by evety compouujsr 81 apsrk
,lirugh he treas not ~Ih ihpl bptia,ri
'ur'Rtery Nhich many usc N order 10 tu.m tnel'i
siuT down The thfots - q TO easily d,iuird ren
pie. Ce';ihceie - CUtts hgNe Uien hrsn ion,
dsrsd him. Ter whseb he ieel- ltuly ,haSkiul %
such ir tic,s god BicoIsoIs) tut s"ch ilirc g he
never deemed ucCcssafy, a. TO does NJ MI iifn.s
consbacs hs assertion ~ i,sslL. oil sitiicieui. and
those ~ho cannot ,asc fr etaHIed whsi he ,aJ ore
under no oopfnl'ign TO take las uediciuc &c.
r"mPanyi nc each hottie are ihsiruciiars or tskinr
the = rur. and also n description ef The kisd
IL tnod To no used. wil, tho EsJe of PIE
rar.ng ~, For sale at
BRENTiINGERS AroTHecA. Msntrs ST. I
Near the Court House. where ean be hAd nj AMI
honf "i The day or nirai. Physicians pTese upious
aud family uesicines at iide ctiploL.
aiso Brenilpc,ss ComIoupd Syrup OF r nes.i
Tor ihe cntc OF Coughs. Coll'. Lightoess OF he
Chest AID LepiSni CtnsSmp'hn
Stnuld any tersou laiter u.iug | bottle 81 this
Cahgh n iS;ute. com back aud say he had received
IT, hsneG' Irn At. h. NoSEr shali he refunded
dec % ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27
NJ. & T. SWEENEY

AVE Jnsi received snd opensn 100 package
Ii FINE CHINA snd QJEE.NSwARt
Am~ur Other Articles ilsv have
? rse G'di hassi China lea Sells from IL =" ZOO p
Nc1 Gilt and Fancy "a 10
DO 90 extra fne d.
Rlrhly decorated MAniti Ornaments, Colleagues. Fan
~ Ink-. Ba.k.isAc ia great variety.
The Ladies' are Invited ~ call aud exan.n.
ihc<~. ~ they surrsSs aty lhiag vi The hand eve,
hefurc brought 10 ,bis country aud are worth seeing
Rich GIL, aud unbiased Frui, Baskets. laced & h,sh
Wire China do do do
Gd' and plain Comrniicrs. Casserol'cs. Tarecns,
Boat ani SAM; IA. Pots. Sugars aui c cams
u aand E'siee Cups and Ssuesrs. P.slts. IL. 1lied
PISA" 'nd iaacy SYKES. "a sells OF paccs- 10 imi Gus
Ionss e.
Ia co'umcn ware re have Ti~crrrol Dishes ar,i
Plates oi all SIZES. Teas aud coivcs. Tea aud Cuar.
fuis. Sugpo eRd Creams. &c. of %varians cole,s.
pr'nie'. ihnwing blue att Fancy Toilet Sets c,am
mon cdsci Plates. Dish.s. Twas. &c. Sc. with eve.
~ "ihcr article usually kept M the most exlcnplvr
Establishments IN the eounlry. aud Which the pihiis
nred only cali and price Ia he satisfied that We sell
lpwcr ihnn they can be purchase elsewhere. We
have on hard and IRE constantly, manufacturing
Cot ami plain Hail Lamps, Lanterns. rambl,s.
Dishes. dc, which iegesh.s wiih oar .lnrk al
Q,ssn-sSare. we invite ihe attention 81 pnuhsssr.
,i'her who1esale ar re'sI. :. arehou.e- Ms 7 and
Monroe 81 .wheeliog. Va nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27
NEW JEWELRY.

ECSr RECEIVED a verg isigs and rich re-
sp sorment oi u welty. Sc. &c. consisting Of D,a-
nlund Rings ~ t'eIn Eve ~ sisiy drllan; Rutv.
Gafner Topaz Opal. AcguDapse. f-srl Ss, a,.a
o her Sc, Rings
vcr, heavy plain fine Gold Ring. Seal aud Mnl.
10 Rugs. ) mo very fine Lpdie-' psc.s, ~uh Ia
nerun. Topaz snd o,i,cr Srurr Seis.
Ftue Bracelets, Nrcklnrcs. BHcelet Clasps. &c.
fnc Gold Guard end FUb Chaias
gold Guard Keys. N
Also Genilcmen's Pins. very frc Dtamoi,d P,n..
rather shesd Oi %n"yibing toa haze seen tn ih~
"a ,fk-i ir ssne ns.e Call ard see il,eu
SnP"itof ShiU 5 u,is ~ilh Stouc Sells, Imii,'ioa
de-. Plat GoId ID JNo BISHOP,
Sign Of 4s ORIGINAL BIO WATCH.
dee rs M 49, Min Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27
wAsuINGTON mALI.
MAEEET sTRETT, sTEUBEavfLLF, eHIo
IOHN II GNN Drnnrt.Mr

NAkhII sIklfT, STECBEfNfLLF, eHIO.
JOHN iR ONS, Proprietor.
'sNIHS estsb'isboem "a bss,, isIeo d, Tho nn-
d~fasnef, We te.ptciinily tegs have H.
iafnfm u sinrnd. mud ihc public generally lhnl b.
has been sGued nd FURNISHED ~ a siyl- not ar
i'sssed ~ ans house ga ,i,i- place, and al lcssi tqusi
To sny 10 The Wssi.
Washington uell u located "a the hnsin.ss phr
~ The TOW u, On Market Steei. nearly oppat,e lse
CouH House bbd puhiio tuiiditgs. ard within o
few siep- ol The Market. The %stnsiion ls ,Ie mos
elevated Of any suite house In he CITY, cemms~.
ding q view Of tie River for several n,lcp aho,e
and het,w
An OMNIBUS and Servants. viii az All sine
be az fefdtn'ssi' rT,yey ras.engeus auc lhst hae
gage 70 and imm tbo sienmbv-t lsudiugs
Every afoOnap odaiivu which Ae public have =
hight o. sHpeei may now be rad Of he Hall. pr
ieim' - reasonable ~ offered ~ airy othsr s,ud
house IN Sieuhenvil'o. Asfho proprietor sill spare
90 ppins OF expense 10 render general Satisfaction
has, with hts long experience 10 fhe business. wi
make It The intefs.i " those Who cUfpe lhis IN,
% gre hin a caH' JNO IRONS
dee "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27
FRIIT, r.

j FEW THOUSAND Virginia HUGFES
"a CRAB APfLE TREES nrt a large vsri~S
OF .he best selected grated ffoi,i iaf saic Wy
ID ZANE. Wherlirg i.iand.
Persons desirpus oi procuring frni Tuss cSs-
not hni n seitef opportunity ~ supply ,ag ihsu-
selves.
Rsi"r 10 Dr. Joi,nr,oo, Louisville Ky; james n
Fr'sy,h end Ely Dorsey. WhseiNg, Va.
nov IL 45m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27
COMMISSIONER S SALE.

The Mefebanis md Aisehnsies c,mn..u,
Bank VI Wheeling.
D.ns IIub, ard and others Def ndanfs
y the C.wu,i Superior Cour VI Il : and Chan
Il Gerry ff Ohio county.
Pnrsugat 10 q decree made IN The above named
cause by tie said eonr on Tie lIth dcy 81 January
1916 NE undersigned acting a. commissioned. gn.
der and ~ yirioe 81 the sad decree. Will cell on
ON SATURDAY THE TWENTY FlRSE DAY
or MARCH EIGHTEEN HUNDRED ANofoR.
'TY.SIX. at public auction - The highest bidder.
At lho front door of The eoVn house Of OHIO county
s'ofessid. TIE following described peices 90 patcels
/ ui land. Vzs lot. Nos shfee end feuf, - and a. in
.qusfe NJ (9) n3nc. 81 which sad Huhborsis avs
m8l 70 erected, L,sNs IS ssven. eigh'. Hoe
lsu. slsyen. twelve a1d E,fty, e l. 8. . 10, ~.
10 SID 4O) ia East wheeling. except The paris ~
said lot, 90 AID seven. Is and = sh t-Georgr y
lTiaele Also Lois one aud isSo aud p ~ squnts
No () y o.; al o ~bieh sad los afs situate ~
ne cay 81 Wheeling Ia SID county. Aissa imei
AZ ard csniaiuing about one nnBdfei aad eighty
ItiSO) artrs more ~ les. ei'uate w sifd cusniS
asoui one mile ~ rheaa Of Whceimg. being the
.sme rae conveyed ~ Jybn srLnre ard ,siic b
siid Tu bird. ~ droi dated 2sis 81 July 1885
,nd re- ofd,d iu NJ ciesk soihce 81 said county %
d, 81 tolk ~ pngs9 A'sD Ire N1nhsaa qntriel
Of sseInsn 10 ihlreea. ~ fu'soship D4Nisudeea
m RsnEe "a fSut, wesi. 10 he State % Illinois. %
- moss ihefoi - shall b. sohcieaf % slusy ~
sln dec,c~
rEHMS o. sALE-Esrh purchaser 70 ~
wv rvs cfsf ~ ba uid in hsnd. and the residn
/, ~ 8of saasi snsslnens. payshls frsPfcltcly
s>n. Two. rusFE and D On YTsN from ine dsY
.sls. aoJ b5srr interest from fhal dos snfb Ji
sucl in.fsiusn.s 20 90 secured hY halds Nih be-
faeni ssfnYrys sna ihc tile 20 e,tb Yafrrl iu Z
aainel So 4 iafhsf seturfg hli Hfs same o. ga
4, ~ 81 mas ISAAC ~ MTCiifLL.
!. EhI7Ia -tssap steafr.
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LANDRETlrs NURSERIES s GARDENS.

OoUitNlttf ~ INV u VIVA ttbrNN uliu-
RAJ soe'e'y; s,sn'msssiy adopted. and ordered 10
LANDRETlrS NURSERIES s GARDENS.
These ests IsNs Htounc, are on tcd,s.l -u..,.
nsarihe Arssnal. TIE EARLIEST coilce
ton az Cspsu,a. Was made here. Sumo of those
now IN Go p-~-;e'siao ~ hose d'.inguisLcd nur-
sciy men. ate 80 feet t..h. The sciec-
lion q Creo house riSn,s Is valuable aad eaten.
svc. @
In The nurseries wsssw a great mamy Npgnoliss.
" Which ,h~rc are no lees Oh en- thirteen c,.tinri
species nrd ,hvee varieties. One plant Of the NJ
rsa'tih'r ara - 20 Zee, highland in fuii tls IN. Here
are hkr~ a. The Nj cufdsfa 5Oieethigh; a beautiful
" shpi'iea M a,.rn nr.l a maen,herni specimen
l , 'sei hieh ~ The NJ e"Hsp'coa, ,hr euriiu, o,sge
Or'nee. that seia'f- -. lucid iol,agr Lngcr ,han
any o,h-t d.cnl .oas Tree.
F'fus Nugseues are al vsry correctly MANAGES.
supplying ever, pau III the pnii,; a dcalof which
wou'd rcciyy. tor ppch Of OR space; W tsereiorc
eonisnt eur.ei, - @iih sts,lng ,hatihe stock IL very
.atge, asli "a cysry sisec a growth. consisting OF
Furc-i ADD Ornhncn,s Tree. Shtuls. Everro e,.,
Vines aud Creep~ts. with a culleciiou nj herhaeeous
planis;FRtiy TREES o( The best Kind, saj nlns,
i'ealthy c%Ondi'hu; ldfge h<is of seedlDx apples,
pear r.. rlum.. &c. rs stu~ks fas budding and graf.
'ns;s p'ao vofytnpcsior Ia iha, OF working npon
-"eker-. ~hica carry sviiisihe,n iaIo ,he graf all
tic diseases oi The perrr, ,elpsk.
GARDEN SEEDS
ot The finest qualify have ts,n scattered over ,he
country lfdm mes. s,cupds ana may si~sy. he de.
Pcnded lulop. iIse seed ssssblshment Of these
llpfueulluf'>is !. enc of,hs mosi extensive IN The
p"'en upd rs rePe'@i,0n = Well susia.ped inm
yest 10 year.
IT, ohvisie Tie .hsire 81 MIXTURE of he farna
efihs plants fthc tamvfamily they have establish.
CT aroihcf rot,ery =, = suitable distance. So Tint
degeneration canhot lake rises, md which secures
., the purchaser a geohihe ari,clc' Knowing
'h"s The age. q'iaii'y and pr-sess oi culture OF evey
rloui. the svpily from ,heif grounds D, feco,unen.
ded with great osss! eise
s'uce the dale Of The .Rerorr from which The
aioye Is alsissctsd, the soiirc eslahlishment has
been greatly enl2fged. The COLLECTION Il Cameliia.
~,Inbaess a1Yihe fnc- kinds. ord consis. 81 some
thousands of various sizes; ~ bkrwi,e Of Hc.cs aud
oiber desirable rlanls. bsh tender and hardy
-FnutT Trees. etc.
The Seed Gardens. -lope. cover fly acres. and
the whole ~. as 1t has been ior more than hall a |
oeriorY, under the so~crss,se management OF fi,hsr
and s,n, the m'sl pramHsrni In Am.nca.
e1-orders received ~ y CRUMBACKER. from
mh.aa rslalegpes may bp 3 obtained, gath.
feb 7 I'm M
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Il loI Of CoskIng Stoves ffoIn Ciaclnnar,. f,,m
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'"ofimeoi 81 Ih"se Sipy-s nov compleie. lie IN.
a'-'' hand vsfions other patterns. smohg which ore
he highly famed sud jusiIy eeichuied
HATiIAwAY'S PATENT:
ah OF which VIII he disposed IL at a snall sdva nrs
on cost MY motto " small profits snd quick
urns
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my line, Copper. Tn or Sheet Irsn wafeS) " ~
please rail- ~ the old AMI we'll known ,ipnd OF
Union street. where Bargains ran aiSays lie obtain.
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