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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

The baccaiaureate was conferred on tie fell
lowing gentlemen, members OF the Graduate
Glass John w. Bacon, Alfrrd H. Ec,rs,
Henry P. Bostwick, Erasius r Dasiiic!l, Nal.
com Douglass James L Hoff. Leoue,d KID,
Jr., Dewitt Clinton Loop, R.lph n. Name
John Mathewson. Nathan Mcrrril. Moves W.
Miner. Henry K. Olmsed, George W Peadle.
ton, William r. Pettct, Jr Henry J. Scuclcr,
George s. Slattery, Ruei II. futile. james =,
Wakefield, Samuel M. Whiting, hiram y.
Yale.
The Masters Degree was conferred ir course
upon GeoIge Ker, \. b.. Rev Iamcs ! ra,i.n.
4. b., Levin Littleton Drrlcksom. 4. b. John
Weller Priest. A. B. Rev. Francis Joseph
Clerc, A. B e, Rev. Thomas Scott Preston, A,
b., William Edmonds Curtiss, A. b.. Rev.
John Hamilton Cornish. A. b Rev. William
Long, a. B., Rev. Edward Palmer Brown, A.
B., Joseph Pendleion Taylor, A. B., Rev. hen.
~ Vibbcrt Gardiner. A. B.. Rev Andrew Fish
er. a. B.. Of Trinity College: ard upon Rev.
Enoch Huntington. A. b., James f. Foster.
A. b., Alumni of Yale College, and Horace
II. Reed, A B., Alumnus Of MidllI~bury Col.
lege.
The Rev. VIM. Ineraham Kip, A. NJ, and
the Rev. Seth B. Paddock, A NJ, Of Yale
College. and the Rev James r Mackav, A.
M, of Kings College, Aberdeen, we're admit.
ted al eunden gr0dwns in this College.
The Honorary Degree of A NJ conferred
upon the Rev. Henry Beers Sherman Of the
Diocese Of New Jersey, and Rev. Erving Win.
slow. Of England.
The Honorary Degree Of LII D. was con.
ferrcd upon Hon. Isaac Tcucey, Governor Of
the Commonwealth Of Connecticut.
The Honorary Degree Of d. D. was confer
red on Rev. VIM. Croswell, Rector Of the
Church Of the Advent, Boston. and the Rev.
Samuel Seymour Lewis, Rector Of Christ
Church. M pbile.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

"THE City OF THE DEAD, and Other Poems,
by Andrew Dickinson. New York pub
lisEed by Saxton b Miles, broadway.
This little work has reached second
edition-a fact which speaks we'll for its
popularity and success. The author is a
'Litchfield poet,' though long truau, from
the place of his nativity. in our next we
shall notice his volume more at length.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

G-The Memoir of Gov. Wolcott has croud-
ed on: several articles designed for this week 5
paper-among which are "My First Whale. -
and notice Of an article in the last number Of
the Yale Literary Magazine. They will find a
place in our next.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

Mr.. William Swain, worlds crowned for
his Panacea, died at Philadelphia, on Wednes-
day after long illness. at his residence in
Chestnut street, formerly owned by Joseph Bo.
Haparte. Mr.. Swain has assumed large for.
tune from the sale Of his successful medicine.
A son ofthe late judge HopkInson. his son-in-
law, it is said, will be the principal heir.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

Liberal Contributions. We understand that
about sin hundred dollars was contributed last
Sabbath afternoon in the Centre Congregational
Church in aid of the American Home Mission
ary Society.-.N H. Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

IS@The dwelling house on the north side
of the Congregational Church, in New Mil
ford, belonging to Major Lawrence Taylor,
caught fire on Wednesday morning last
the flames, however, were soon extinguished.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

OG' We learn from the New York Express
that Commodore William Chauncey Wemore,
of the U. S. Navy, died at o'clock on Satur-
day morning last, at his residence, Bergen Hill.
New Jersey.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13
rAE TARIFF BILL PASSED THE SEN
ATE-PENNSYLVAN DECEIVED.

o. We have received copy of the Hon
Truman Smiths Speech in opposition to the
g Warehouse Bill" deliverei in the U S.
House Representatives., July 81, 1916. II is
a powerful and convincing document. We
shall make some extracts from it in our next.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

John Burke, prisoner sentenced to the
State Prison for life, for the murder Of his wife
in Hartford, few years since, committed sui.
eide on the night Of the 1st :. by cuttingaD arte.
~ in his arm, and died in few hours after.
wards.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

The New NORK TRIBUNE.-This excel.
lent sheet is new printed o" nesO type through.
out, and presents very neat and tasty appear.
ance. Among the many valuable dailies and
weekIies Ofthe great metrOpOli:. the Tribune
is decidedly our IavOrite. Az truthful and
vigorous writer Mr.. Greeley has few eq0als in
the country. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

Prof SrowE, Of Lane Seminary, has gone to
the city of New York to supply the pulpit of
DR. Mason. during his absence while on visit
to Europe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13
TRINITY COLLEGEu

We learn from the Calendar. that
Dr.. Wainwright has been appointed to
the next annual address before the HOdssT
Convention. Professor Stewart being his suA
stitute; and Rev.D Burgess to deliver poeusA
the Rev. John 7. Gushing being his subs,i-l
tute.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

FGe at Waliingford.-We learn that the Pa.
per Button Factory of Mr.. Pomeroy of WalIing.
ford, took FIRE on Tuesday, night in the kiln, and
consumed some bushels Of Buttons, which were
undergoing the baking process. a.
~. Fl. Herald.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13
A WEALTHY FRESHMAN.

The editor of the Lowell Courier, in 4
letter from Dublin, -says that the wealth.
lest man and the one hes, known IN Cork,
Tipperary and Kilkenny, Is II Mr.. Blan.
conf, the Mayor OF Cl"nmrlI, and the pro.
pric,or Of all the stages aud cars in the
province OF Munster. His history shows
what man Of enterprise aud persevere-
ance can accomplish, even IN So old and
poor II country as Ireland.
He is an Italian by birth. and came to
Tippcrary about thirty years ago, follow
ing the avocat,on OF pediar Alter II
while he bought Gait and torkey, aud
enlarged his business. He u.s. d 10 give
pedestrians ride on his cart, rs he Jour.
ney ed between Cromwell and Waite. ford
and this suggested the idea IF h wing a
seat put upon his cart, and to charge a
small sum from thnse 10 whom he gave a
ride. THIS succeeded 50 we'll thai h" gave
up pedl,ng and took to carrying passen-
gers tie has gone on from,hls small be,
ginning, until now. He has amassrd n
great fortune, and owns eighteen hund.
red horses, aud is now Mayor Of the city
in which he lives. He is very much re-
spectcd, and has the name of being strict.
Iy honest.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

Co,f med by the SenoF, 1.-The nomins.
tion of Judge Grier to the Supreme Court Of
the U. s.. and that Of James Page as Collector
OF Pr iladelphia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

Mr.. VIM. w. ScUDDER, son of the venerable
DR.. Scuddet, the missionary. was ordained Ju.
Of the gosdel ministry. He is 10 accompany
his father as missionary to India next fall
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13
Commencement i'm Trinity College.
Hartford.

kAWbaHOE0o
The Commend ement exercises of this Insti.
tuition were held at Christ Church on Thursday
the 9th inst.
ORDER OF COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES.
VOLUNTARY ON THE ORGAN.
PRAYER.
Latin Salufaiory-7 The knights Jimplays
Samuel III. Whiting, Sutton. Mass.
The Hours Of might. Dewitt C. Loop, FL.
mira, N Y.
The Massacre of ST. bartholomew. Hen.
ry J. Scudder, New York City.
MUSIC.
The spirit of Chiua'yy. Malcolm Douglass,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Unity Of purpose necessary element of
Greatness, lsRalph r. Maine. North S,oning-
ton, Conn
The Enriek Shepherd. Erastus F. Dash.
iell, White Haven. Md
The Spirit Wor'd-A Poem. James B,
Wakefield, Winchester. Conn.
MUSIC.
The delnsion Of Theory. Ruel H. futile.
Hartford, Conn.
Memory Of the Dead. VIM. F. Pet,et.
Louisville, Ky.
Tnledic'o'y 0rat,on. John W. Bacon Hart
ford, Conn.
MUSIC.
The Scholar and the State William r
Curtis-A candidate for the degree Of A, NJ
DEGREES CONFERRED.
OLD HUNDRED.
VOLUNTARY ON THE ORGAN
RENEprcTION.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13
THE VICE PRESIDENT.

The American Sentinel, the oldest demo-
cratic paper in Philadelphia, says emphati-
ically:
eve endorse to the fullest exten, the de-
claration of Senator Cameron, made to the
Vic, President in his speech, that the Vice
President would never have carried Penn
sylvania, if the sentiments now avowed in
relation 10 the Tariff had been announced
to the Democracy of Pennsylvania in
1874"
Preaching ia the Street,-A buy, is years
old, named George Wilcox. has been sent to
prison for preaching in the street, in the city
Of New York,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13
THE HEROES OF THE RIO GRANDE.

II is worthy of notice at this time that thus
fat in the contest with Mexico, New England
has been we'll represented. Captain Mansfield
Of the Engineer corps 10 # ,m Connecticut
Capt Page, who died OF wounds received in
battle, and Lieutenant Chadbourne, who was
killed on the field. were natives of Maine;
Lieutenants Burbank, Marcy. Lineuln. Ruggles
and Jordan were natives Of Massachusetts,
Wherever there 10 labor. danger or responsible.
ity, therethe sons Of New England always have
been and always will be found. true and faith.
full, At their posts Yet in the appointment of
officers by President Polk to command the
new regement Of volunteers, New England is
nearly if not entirely overlooked, In a list Of
6fty-six military appointments recentlS..,.h
mitted BY him to the Senate, nat-6na 80. suu
Northern man. That New ErylanJ sSo he. =
come in tor large shars.a the na .rons1 u" ~
the Government, Is not .pected, though q due
regara 10 me welles, Of the country demands
1 M sne snoulo Pot be entirely overlooked.--
me fres,oea may consult his predictions
an1 pIeJuo'ees. he may give way to sectional
JeslcuSy md party animositv, and bestcw his
" ni favors on his pariizans a. he will
NsW England is independent of political favors
and party legislation. Her prosperity may be
m"mentarily checked by bad laws and untow.
ard influences, but she cannot be permanently
injured. She will still be the abode Of thrift.
industry and sagacity Al all times her sons
Will be found the true friends of the country
and the Constitution, and if Justice or liberty
require Il, their blood will BE- freely shed. and
their bones be Left to whiten, not only ON palo
Aitoand Ransecs. but on every field ,xhers
there is struggle for freedom and r;ght.
Enasronk
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

IrSome ten or twelve Of the h'hoys"
havebeen expelled from Harvard College
for irregulari,y. and violation Of College
rules. The new President, Mr.. Everett,
has laid down some new. and more strict
regulations, and seems determined to en-
force them, though at The expense Of
temporary appropriately with portion
of the students.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

The town Of Manchester, N. H. has voted
has voted to accept the charter for city gov
eminent, granted by the N. H. Legislature
X is The only city in that State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

G5'Hon. Johu Al. Clayton for Presi-
dent, and Gvn. Zachary Tnyl" for Vice
President, are proposed as theTarltf can.
didates in the Blue Hen's Chicksn,n an
able and influential Wing journal at viii.
minglon, Del.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13


The original papers found on the person
of Major Andre, in the handwriting of
Arnold, the paspor;ss of John Anderson
and his boatman. plan of forts at West
Point, their armament, and a number of
troops, &C., may be seen at 1856 Fulton
st. They belong to the De Witt Clinton
ia mi Y. for asmember of which they are
now ing framed. They have been care
full, preserved, and are but little worn
Each word is as distinct as when first ira
ccd y the traitor
S, NETTING NEw.-The Faculty of Am.
hers College, few weeks ago, voted
unanimously, thanks to God for revival
of religion, which had visited the students
Of that institution. This is the first
cote of thanks to God we ever read. Star
in the Wes,. ..-..
ns>We regret to hear of The death Of
Mr.. james ii. Kimberly, an artist of much
promise, and son of David Kimberly.
ESQ. He has left many fine specimens
of painting, which would do honor TO ar
fists of more age and experience. He
wasa young man Of excellent character
and he has left many friends. He died
on Thursday afternoon last, in the 3Oth
year of his age.-N. II. Palladium.
Boy DaowNED.-A lad named Alonzc
White. of Oxford. aged 10 years. was drowned
in West River. near New Haven, on Friday al.
ternoon last, while bathing. .....:- D..
Young Stafford the .Muthe,R 0fician, is abou
toleave Vermont. and enter upon course el
study IN the highest literary institutions Of the
country. We understand that through the
liberality of his friends in Boston and vicinity.
arrangements have been made to give home
to young Stafford and his parents in Cambridge
Mass. and that the lads education will be uo.
der the especial charge Of President Everett.
Beito,cs Falls Gazette.
The town Of Manchester, N. H. has voted
has voted to accept the charter for city gov.
ernment, granted by the N. H. Legislature
II is the only city in that State,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

REVOLUTIONARY REL1c.-The workmen
this morning, in dcmolishing the veneer
able old ullding known us the Adams
estate" in West Cambridge, opposite to
the new Depot of the Lexidgtonnnd West
Cambridge Railroad, occupied for many
years by Mrs. Easterbrooks found sever
al ounce balls imbeded in the walls
They were undoubtedly lodged there by
the British troops on their retreat from
Lexington, rs smart fire was kept up
10y ,hr opposing parties, at this point, and
this Old building was particular object
Of search by the British on the morning
of that day, as it was supposed, that Sam
uel Adams, for whose head reward was
offered, was concealed therc.-Bost Jour.
Sat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

Sailing HAY.-One peck of coarse or
n >at~l'l be enough for on n of hay.
a cow will eat one ton and half in six
months and one peck and half of sal,
will be as much as she will incline to eat.
TINS quantity may be increased when the
hay Is 10 be used far in the interior where
The ANIMALS want more salt.
1t costs nothing to throw little salt on
the NOV If it is for your own use, your
cattle have il. If your hay is for sale it
will weigh better-and you will be more
sure to keep it from musting in the NOV,
Another advantage lies in the saving Of
time and labor in curing for your hay
may be put up with TWO hours less sun.
ming VIII, n you salt il, and this my oft.
IN save you the labor of second opening
and raklng.
When you have barn room enough, it
is not good policy to tramp the hay down
close while unloading. Throw it of, le,
it lie loose three or four days, with open
doors. and you may then pack it down
with more safety. 1t is great error to
cart hay when there is any Gampncss up-
ON it. Pnch it on 10 the cart while the
sun still shines warm wherever YOU can.
Massachusetts Piomyhnan
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

TEx-Gov Bouck, has been nominal.
ca TOT SUB. Treasurer at this city, and
VIII be confirmed Of course. Salary "a.
UUO per annum, with o chance ;o.get
some sons and Cousins into cierkships.
we believe the Ex-Governor hos never
0een OF the Hard" branch Of the party.
out we cannot tail henceforlh Ia SEQ the
beauty OF the Sub TEeasuEy.-Th5wms.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-13

The Commene ement exercises of this Insti;
tuition were held at Christ Church on Thursday
the 9th inst.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-10
Ferruginous Chocolate,

E'oR the OF Choosis, Nervous
LeueoTrhr Debility. and Disease Of Children. Approved by
the Faculty OF Medicine OF PARIS by French
Government.
Man practitioners have administered forms and
cEvoue to render grateful possible the digestive
the difficulty for Of all the combinations
the haPPest and ndputaby the Feugnou Che
eola;e.
The who will derive benefit from the Of the
FerTuEnous Chocolate
lst Women Of pad complexion who complain OF difficult
breathing especially ascending OF papaon
heart n1ies the head whose stomach dgess badly and
whose appetite destroyed perverted
feeling OF eoness eIuemties and
general derangemeno OF the whole system
I'd Men who pale and of delicate constitution whose d.
sdncu and who exhausted and fatigue
will md after for the Ferugnous Chocolate
material Improvement in their
3D. Weak Children and p-cIaly those who ekey will
strength and their will fail dcvelupe
self
Butts principally young girls budding into womanhood
whose b-ah nsuishng the Ferrugnous Chocolate
will be USEFUL brilliant and vivid complexion succeeding pale
regularity all the functions Of the and word
hounslng Of health will
utility ofbu the indispensable necessity
ginouS Chocolate.
fresh supply Of this valuable preparation hand and
sal. by z. JOHNSTON,
Ju 81 Druggist.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-10
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

$780, I'm and after the Sd Of December
I-a-sszS ~ Boats wiieave Richmond Mondays
Wed ray aud Fudays ~ precisely arrive IN Lynch
burg dsys at5t 2. 81
RniAs leave LynehburE Mondays Wesnedays Fridays
at A 81, and arrive IN Richmond nsIt day At ~ p NJ
Passengers for Staunuon,
Fly our Boats Will leave A. Mondays Wednesdays and
FntayA SeotsvIe A NJ and Staunton by
Jpn.
Pas,eHgs for Farri ssd CASr', aSI HaaI IeHsr
leave Richmond BY the Boats and with sges Car
ie'svilc
BOYD. EDMOND z DAVENPORT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-10
VAJ EislGER's REsTOREK OF HEALTH,

=
for the Dyspepsia, Chronic Thrash and all diseases
arising from disorder OF the and bowels such eA
ache, Heartburn, fatueney, Constipation, &c
The celebrity which medicine has obtained and
universally gaining every Of country where
in dueed and the many unpre
the years ebe beyord doubt superior efficacy
IN radio Dyspepsia and Chrome Thrasa
eomtant dnrases In Re IN afford
immediate es and effects change for the better
few days butt BE- naey expected IN dases long
slIdnE that the effects viii produced
cd from cele alneacy acquired
find NAM persons much
while oilers expect bottle afford
add reef II ossbe for physician form
thing like idea OF tire medicine
indispensable feet permanent
Of disease, therefore the quantity be
proportionate efee-slme requiring only Loe,
Others may require sI eight. For sale by
ALEX. DUvAL CO,
Ia- N,.n s,,..,
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A CARD.

7 A. MARTIN most respectfully returns hIs
- aud of Richmond and
vicinity during The ason and h
sypcston To husiEes to msri aud
rreevea continuance Of the public tsvor.
Intending tor the No III the ming Of February for
pupo seerg h Spnng sock OF Goods ard expecting To
b. IA thirty he would suggest TO his ehs
who intend puchas the Importance Pee
tn hts leaving town. 80 tn
,nabIe MIN and from
North They viii be forwarded by express
assSor a manufactured, oeeasoning iir no delay
Ps-A SKI ul Luu,r will employed dunng his
J. A. MARTIN, No l24 Nam street,
haI below EIehanre BRrk
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JUAN PIZZlNI,

Confectioner and Dealer In Foreign and Do
mestic Fruit,
IL AS Just received per schrs. Nassau and Man
II - eheer the following Goods, o wit
100 Bones crop Buneh RasIns
$50 BoIes do $50 BsGes do.
so KEGS Malaga Grapes prime quality
10 BoIes Malaga Lemons u ordoIl
Casks Zanle Curans
IS Drums Sula. Rhisins
IS Boxes Ction (hne quaiItyl
Cases Brandy Cherries
90 Don olive Oh (be,t quality
Casss Prunes IN Glass Jars
J Bats bordeaux Almonds
IS Drums Pigs
10 Frais Malaga do
2 Bales Shelled do
200 LIS. Paper Shell do
20 Cases Canton preserved Ginger
90 BOIes Rock Candy
1000 Cocoanuts fresh and fine
so do Chinese Gre crackers.
Together with large Candy
ure warranted equal asy this
largest stock and The geltet Of French and
Fancy Goods Peffumey &c offered before market
The above God having been selected and purchased
The bestefns he prepared great ndut
nens TO pefsons wishing pufchase either by wholesale
tail and therefore respectfully oc call from Town
County friends before they pufclas elsewhere,
they will hndn 70 their De No 49,
nos One door below Exchange Bank
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-10
DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.


- intrinsic acquired q celebrity which
shaken by the -Nosifum with which the county
abounds The public
be relied nr and
wherever Introduced
into
and now re. medicine which the testimony Of the emf
neni The and placed
u bolernx publishing columns
ueaes-eGt enough To lot the Iublie where be
Obtained and trial III ali OF efficacy
skill of the most learned heretofore
DIR swAYNBS COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
the nrst valuable which
introduce To the public and l. afforded OF
lures OF Wild Cherry. Of which
physician although they
physeans TO their "No<ums Therefore, the
o DC on eir guard and not have worth mixture
raned upon them for the which
SONY prepared by Dr. SwANNE n. w Eighth
Race Philadelphia.
CONSERVATIVES, Iunrs slightly
should take this without they
the hIins OF that DIRE disease fully hrmly. How important
then avoid IT, Never live day cough when this syrup
be had. and
destruction by Consumpuou.
DR.. swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
Is eompou nd Of Vegetable Remedies; called wild Cherry
because combined
with other ngrrdn that efficiency given to its good
qualities and the and functions
OF life. % equal.
cAuTIoN-Ai pr paraon- Cherry except swayne,
are fictitious aud ountsrfe and amer this vaua
bic eedy had introduced chamber therefor,
but try the genuine aud be cured.
Prepared ony BY d. swayBs, Northwest OF Eighth and
Race Philadelphia.
20 Only Agents Richmond
Wild Cherry be obtained PEYrON JOHNSTON Druggist
ms Main Street and w H. DoRNIN. Broad
sale by Bragg. Thomas Co, aud g Curling Petersburg
'eksburE r. ranham Washington d. c. and by generally
throughout the United States de l6
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GOnDYEAR,> METALLIC "a n-ELASII.
MACHINE BETTING,

PATENTED lsgi
Made only at RnIsury, Bosionl Mas
an article of immense value To consumers OF
II Machine B-ung. Its peculiar qualities
l. Perfect equsl q width thickness which will
> No degree OF heat under $50 Farenheii and
mains flexible n AIRY degree of e.id
3 ESsna and common and other solvents
Of which viii destroy eath,r1 produce eject
4 It's OF and durability when adjusted
ehnrry does atrranns,
Ii adapted 10 all kinds II Machinery The prices which
Sfori"d r with the remarkable properties
dets q womb the Alteration Of al VITO ~ the article.
CeuItF eHutasing list cf puoes b. forwarded.
application tn .h,eber,
Alordcrs and
CHARLES W. DURNEY. selling Agent
S-6m No. IS fremont Row, BOSTON. Mass.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-10

HnUNE l a. CO.. seed Store and Agricultural
n Warehouse Row. Bosion-Nurzefiss Tam
bfdgr, H. ward Coles Mass 0uy two miles from the city
collections of Vegetable.
b. found H. The
and including The wet and most
Roots aud tn Dsha ahn Caro- Botanical snd AZ
ficuHural Booss
The ptopfeots these containing upwards
~ thirty five offer r Of the and ehe
oolecuonsof
ffur ami Ornamental Tees.
RvefErrs Towering shrubs and Plants.
Peat, Plum aHd Chrffy st0ess
Grape Yfnes Rs-pberrcs 6e
Gfrenio and Hardy Hsrtscsous Psnp
Roses and Ctnelias.
Dahla and Btih1us Flower Rolts
Rhlbatb and Asparagus Roots
Hucktn0rn, Abor Vita. &C fpf hedges
Grsaauen,n has been devotsd 10 u Taucury pesf..
cboccst Nnd Europe have b. selected by per
soHs the ceebtaed nurseries in the of I-ft 70
wards Of 500 Peat anHs form collection
specimen ~ ehch have been planted out and yearly
eoninf rn bshfuE By which nat perfect ccuay n ue fa'
fnsy b. depsnoed urou.
Ihsy ,vetsry rau me 49, uior their
which betrg Nouh b. heller able
esd the I'D where tb wnefssfe comparatively mid
Gsta oruc. rfsuf.
Roe. unsupasssd e1nprring
huntrsd wI-1 All
tsds b. otaHcd % ihe ,-bisd 'uu,aors oi
Ffarcr
s,,es brpsc dsraunisnt sprpst al ~ s,ce and
d.sirst- CaufsDa P-'tfgouiun A1ea rsctut
frtuy. ftrhsis, thfysnu hHuiuu iIHar Lille. a..
s.sAh,@daI Discount insde ~ large pufchVsfs
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