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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-05-30

nc IolloWlnp article, from a MaSsachu
sets paper, describes a novel and curiou,
b invention. noticed by US briefly few day,
e since:-P. G. Herald.
REMARKABLE MISUNDERSTANDING a re
cen; visit in Boston, we were shown sne.
clmens OF The productions Of n wonderful
piece OF mechanism. which were. indeed
truly astonishing They were miniature
bus's OF Daniel Webster, Abbot Lawrence,
and Lew Woodbury.; being perfect fac
Hmlfe$ol the distinguished originals and
wrought out of the beautiful American
marble, and by machine which has been
InveWsd by Mr.. T. Blanchard Of Boston
! ! Envenrion certainly establishes a
ne~#in the art of sculpture, and prom.
Uses 10 dispense, almost entirely, with the
deep thought and classic study, and indie.
latIgable labor Of the artist in his efforts
TO put LIE and poetry into the marble; for
nature, art, everything tangible, can be
copied 6y this machine, with a precision
winch deties the chisel, even when guided
by the most skiIful hand, and directed hy
The most gifted talent. The machine. too,
can be graduated SO as to give reduced
copies OF any statuary, which shall, in
'helr miniature, be perfect AMI exact
copies oil the originals in everything else
but the size; preserving every line, fur. {
row, and dlmpIe, and giving prominence
o muscIesand veins, and every particular {
lneament and feature, in exact proportion. I
by the same machinery the mos. cor
eel and perfect has relief profile Likeness. ,
es may be cut OIL the hardest material,
nd OF any size required, from half an I
1ch to full life like size. We saw A stri. Il;
lngIy exact cameo profile Of Henry
lay, as perfect head of that statesman a
we have ever seen in any Of the busts c,
case to be found, and of the rashiona- a.
e size FOR a lady's breast-pn. Among
e specimens shown 10 US, too, were the Itr
'ads Of several of our acquaintance, q
II IN cameo and ivory, proper size for n,
Jung IN pms, the first glimpse Of which m
lled before our minds the originals, as
ably as the most perfect daguerreotype
PencIlled miniature would have done. pc
we are told that this machine is sur. ad
slngIy simple in its construction. and M
worked with very little care or cost wi
: Blanchard, the inventor, is already
tln9ulshed for his extraordinary genius. 1t
was the inventor and paten;ee of the co
chine Tor turning regular forms, and
n asgunstocks &c, and has produced st;
ny other remarkable inventions. wi
We are assured that the BEST of Green. trt
his and Persico's productions which =
e cost them years of study and effort, ME
be copied by this apparatus with most 80,
I'lve accuracy; and the block of shape ser
marble put into its power, will in IN
hours stand forth perfect copy of The
most beautiful and animated statuarv
greatest soul ptors ever produced. The
l. what is most wonderful, this ma. aga
ery may be readily graduated TO in. loss
Use or diminish the copy, so as to fur. VIII
coloss al or miniature figure. with my
Al precision, in all respects, in exact 1
portions. g
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-05-30

t ISoo 'l9 or . Gaalumny, handsome N,
Ie oUu os N sheep,) Of the Ken,ucsss 81; copy
on, or a snug plain copy Of ,bs 4 SSspoi.
mencemenl. Q" ''nce lts Com.
Given under my hand and ,e,, .
no 20 sc seal Of Office at Nashville i having
% tennessee, 18th July, 1881 'ne State
SAM. HOUSTON T.
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after The election, to discover ariety OF
causes WHY they were beaten. We our
selves have been notified of divers good
and sufficient reasons-but we beg leave
20 be excused from announcing all and
any except the first and largest one--and
that is that rcs didn't get enough roteS,
by long shot"
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From the N. o. Weekly Jeas,.on,-

FROM the NO. Weekly Joffersoni,n ~
r,n a SCENE NE IN THE House OF Rr,pS ss soA
alSEs = morning, at half na ,s1s IN
CLOCK the Governor appeared on r' y. ~ : o.
OF the House and asked permisstn +" 'ne foor
course Immediately granted, '' was Of
ne Governor then said, gen,Isu..
nave called on you this mornieo ~
circumstance Of a peculiar nas". - S'ats
you 10 become my witnesses and endo.. aA
on my visit TO the Barracks ,s, , a"I
l"g' presumIng that the additional a0 O,sl'
Prla'Ion OF 100000 dollars wouId h apprO'
a law this morning, promised thu, 'v ,hs
troops should be paid immedateIv wat mo
On my return TO the city last evo,;
! 'ound mat the Senate had made SON. vnS
mendmenls that would somewb. 'V'ne q
me passage of the bill, andth | sbon Js'ay
oO,'ged to forfeit my word to the T.oa 70
diately. 'y lmme.
made application to Mr.. B. S,o,u
eoooo "'" VI LOUISIANA, and asked e.,
S9ooO, to be refunded when the Isw ,of
cd Mr. Story declined letting M t ba
the amount. "'' nave
then made application TO Mr. Ro.,.
president of the Canal Bank, wbo s,;,S
out any hesitation, Immediately ns n, "', =.
my credit the sum of $4,000, and dsol, "
cd his willingness to let me have anv :.
mount needed. wy
Gentlemen ask you to be my witness.
e and endorsers in this matter.
Inc Governor then retired from n.
atlves. r'S''"'
The House then Immediately took tho
appropriation bill which had jus. been r..
eIved from the Senate and passed !, b,
exclamation.
Mr.. Noise Immediately afterwards in.
reduced a resolution empowering ,ba
Governor TO refund the $4,000 to The Ca.
lade. " '"''
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that that word implies. He is an Ameri.
can in heart, and stamped with all he ell.
ements Of hero by nature.
Under his command the flag Of the u.
MON will receive no dishonor on the banks
OF the Rio Grande.
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MFrom The New York Sun.
A REAL CONVERSATION,

= II NEAL YIN EhcA HUN
f Sir said poor ragged, and rougl
looking man. upon whose eountenanc,
f traces Of sorrow and extreme suffering
I were visible to an individual whose seeE
, and seem y ensemble betokened plenty anc
, happiness, sir, am furnishing. Will
you assist me? Will you give me the
means of procuring food and a nights
odgingF .
go along, my man, have nothing for
you. You can 60 TO the aims house, |
suppose. ri give you line to The Al.
terman.'
Sir said the poor man, I'D rather not
90 to the aims house. | only desire a
temporary relief, | expect work in day
Ior two.'
ooh! well, scratch along, my man: you
are not so badly off as one would imagine
4 am absolutely starving. Pm sure
you won't miss quarter of dollar
BLESS my soul, do you think gather
my money from trees? Go along-don't
be pertlnacious; now do take yourself off,
that's brave man.
You owe me money, sir, | would not
'emnd you Of the fact, sir, only that
hunger makes me desperate.'
'Owe you money! exclaimed the sleek
nan stepping back pace or lwo-'You
re mad II
mo, seven years ago worked for yen
gu faiIed.' r
Oh! ah! an old score. Oh that's quite $
mother matter. Did it ever strike Won a
lat have taken the benefit of the Act II
'ne clean through? or editors are no one K
cant touch me- =
Hes, sir, earned that money by hard al
bor You reaped the benefit of that Of
Dor, are rich, while | am the poor Of
'etch you see. You owe me that money. To
!, lnspite of all bankruptcies he
1 never do anything illegal. What is Gu
al is honorable. The law says don't Sc
e cent ca
Honor says you do, and of the two rel
nor generally tells more truths than or
> SAID the mendicant evidently dis
ased. pri
gu are getting wearisome. Will YOU IS
kind enough 10 stem ON IF tho mo-, Mr.
You call yourself christian dis
am christian, llatter myself ca lie
H. ma
! gu are esteemed pi Gus, honest, trust sue
thy gentleman ma
am as good one as can be found in
", whole religious community Dug
Then the dominions of the Evil Ono hav
boast OF purity when compared with can
communities, and the society of pos
YES is cemented by more real honor. less
II responsibility, honor, pety and JUS, lew
are comprised oil your broadcloths me
line words, and 60 no further. Keep me
money. I'd starve before I'd touch And
PIPER of it, chin
ometme ago the above conversation cfea
ally took place in Broadway, near the n'Sh
'rlcan Museum. Some time ago, the equt
dlcant--now stove dealer, in toler- PROF
onsness--empioyed his oppressor, "
GEO TO want, as q porter, and after Gsh,
UcIlng the amount of the dishonored mon
rom his wages, when he had earned ian"
amount OF the bill, generously pre- m o
% II TO the fallen Pharisee. This is ,i11o
osoIu'e fact. Every day life teens
such remarkable transactions and
llar reverses. Retributive justice Z"
er or later ovetakes the evil doer. Ilcat
Inc ingenuity Of man knows not how ton
ert the merlted and never falling May
shment. publ
--~----- in Sc
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-05-30

JUST SO.--A man came TO Print,ne
Office to beg a paper, because salu nS'
"we like to read the newspapers veg
much at our place, but the darned meg"
bors don't take none"--Cia. Times
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-05-30

Taxing 1T CooLY,-The Editor Of III,
Brooklyn IN. Y Eagle thus philosophc
ally consoles himself after the late poIit
cal battle, in which the democrats were
defeated. If editors generally would dc
likewise, they would feel better them.
selves, and particularly crafty their rea.
ders; "The Wings 'chawed' US up pre,tv
handsomely yesterday! As there ISM
any use in crying for split mk-and as
me pleasant sunshine and fresh dry air
this morning, add fine nights res, ard
delightful breakfast, have begotten al
bllsSfuI state OF philosophy in our mind
we haze concluded to give the devil hisI
due, and acknowledge that our opponents
played their cards with an adroitness and
spirit rarely equaIled. Their majority is
an emphatic one. We don't feel the least
disposition in the world to deny that it is
decided expression of Brooklyn in their
avor, and that our leading candidate are
exAunctifed' men.
There! we think we are DOING the
hing neatly, aud meet year, we hope our
orbearanco will be reciprocated by the G
anqulshed then that's all!N t
sit Is customary among beaten parties,
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A PROCLAMATION.

wv hereas, | have recently seen pub
Iicatlon originating in the Cherokee ma.
ilon east OF the Mississippi, dated "18tl
May, 1881" and signed 81. So which said
publication or letter has been re published
IN several newspapers, such as the Ken
lucky Reporter, United States telegraph.
&C, and as ! presume it will find a gen.
erai circulation, Notwithstanding the abb
surd personalities which il contains; and
as 1t IS not the first which has found its
way INTO the prints, containing ridiculous
and unIounded abuse of me:
Now, know all men by these presents
mat !, Sam. Houston, late Governor oFthe
otale OF Tennessee, do hereby declare 10
all sc0undrelS ~homsosrer, that they are
authorized to accuse, define, caIumnia,e
traduce. SANDER, vilify and libel me-, TO
any extent, in personal or private abuse
Ana do further proclaim to whomsoeyer
may concern, that they are hereby per.
"HSed ana authorized to write, indite,
'rInt, publish, and circulate The same. and
nat Will IN n0'CiSe hold them RESPONSE.
lie to me in law, nor honor for either The
Sc OF the "ra'c materi u or the fabrica.
on OF any or all the above named articles
onnecled with the "Amercan SYSTEM" :
or Will have recourse to notification ;
any case whatsoever whereby convic- o
on would secure to the cuprits the dig. i
ity OF penltentiary residence. And as n
'me ingenuity has already been display n
IN the exhibition of specimens and o
hers may be induced to invest a small n
pttdI In the business, from feelings of tc
uItatlon and an itching after expert. re-
ents; but be it known for the especial en-
uragement of scoundrels hereafter, as
~ as those who have already been enga- Of
d. that ! 90 soIemnly promise on the :"
st day Of April rext, to give to the au- m
'r OF the most elegant, refined, ingen. be
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-05-30

We have forgotten though we pub
'lShed II at the iime-that such a docu
mens as the following had ever been writ.
'en--A Missouri paper repubIshes it from
UiNe Wig.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-05-30

The following article, from Massachu.
setis paper, describes a novel and curious
invention, noticed by US briefly few days
since p G. HproH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
NJ. & +. ,swEENEY,


AvE. ju.l received and upensa 100 packages
III FINE CHINA and QUEENSwARE-
Ausne oihsr articles they have
Fine Gold bard Chm. Tea Sets from 81 a. 100 ps
Rich Gill aud Fancy d. do
Do ca exus fne do
Richly decorated Msn'ei Orr ameu,s. CoIosncs. Fan.
cy Ink. Baskets &e ia r.eai variety.
The Ladies' are invited tn coll aaj esnr~ipc
hir-~.tas they swrrs~s my thing oi tho kad ever
bes.se bsoaght 10 si,is ecnniry sud are wurih seeing
Iael. G'lt and embossed Fru.i Bssets. laced & high
White Chana do Ito do
Gill ard plain Comr"airrs. Cs~erllcs. Tufrcens,
Boat. AMI SAM; Tea Pots. Sugars aud Clcams.
Tia and c.ace Cups and Saucer. Plates. &c. nu,ed
plain and ia"ey styles. ia sets or pieces 10 sui, Gus
lvmers.
La comm-n ware We have L,~erprol Dishes and
Plates 81 oil sizes. Teas anL Coilrcs. Tea aud Coffee
Pots. Suear and Creams. &c, Of various coloss.
prln'es. ftowin ing b'ue and Fancy Tuile, Sets: rs'p.
mnn edged Plates. Dishes. Teas. &c. &r. with eve.
~ other article usually KEY, ~ the mos' extensive
es'sblishnenss - The country. ard Which the pubic
need only call and price la he satisfied that We cell
ivwer Than they Gun be purchase elsewhere. We
have ON hand and afe constantly mansfsc'nr,ng
Cut and plain Hsli Lamps. Lanterns. Tamblcfs.
Dishes. &c, whsch treether with our s'oek OF
Quecasware. we invite The attention OF purchasers
enher wholesale or re'aii. v warehouses; Nos ! and
Monroe St. Wheeling. Va nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
RRrNTLINCEE,S
TIVE & RESTORArIVE SYRUP

~ IL ~ =
AN ENTIRE NEGErABLk PREPARATION.
KNoR ne Care eiSCRufuLA. Esisrs,mesf q
Ms Joints. Chran,c Rheumafisfr. Gout. tum
hexo. DYSPEPSIA Edsg,stion. Essr,oss IN "a.
>,fs. N,f,ie Rrh. Tei,et, pK. rsy. Sypsil'e'ie ~
sfer, srisl Disease; ia sh,r tram alt diseases MI,
-iag hon, an lNrURf STATE oi 'hc BLOOD. q lie
rsrrea cc.,ii,i.a 81 The Digestive osssns OF lhe ~
Jup4cious n-e Of MbKcuRy.
n H. uow same ~ Give years since 'hc prop,ietor
came To Tie knowledge ol tsts syrup. !" ~htch
time u has he feels happy ,o shy. lar exceeded hi-
expectations. having p~eriosmcd cures where
S"a.m's Panacca and tle various pscPsralious ~
Ssrsaparilla cou'd noi, ihnugh petsisied Ia Tor a long
time. ~rto'iuce the lea, sala,ary 'hes upon the
patients.
Ia rs properties. II Is 7Snic, ca,iaf,ic Diogbo.
,efic. Dicurelic. aud acts upon The LIVER BY ,rei'
ting IL whcn ianrnid 10 tccrei'"n.
As an then irr and Pa, ifer,f the HOOD. ~
Is honestly 6clieye Ell ivy the Proprietor .oretios To
any oihe, medicine nov IN use.
Indeed IL was na ,nnl he had ne cone fully at
isfed of us great medicinal virtues, together wl'h
The solicitations OF psrsons Who had Witnessed Tho
same. thai he would conssn, ~ no,ice hib'oogh Tho
mrdiun of a newspaper. "a sucl, a eonise To hun
always seemed 'oo ,Hush like qaseAssy l-uAhic H.
SELF iulo notice.
Ihrngh ihc per-ua-irn Of many persons. who
seem TO lhink hin "a duty boani 10 rsihlish a b
he wurld fr The benefit or ;, Ictirs humanity. he
''f - U.s. hH'N NffN - k
he course adopted hy every Compounded - luavk
medicines thnngh he treat moi With hat b,rviaccd
ciironfery witch many use ~ oricr % rrem Ireit
stnn dawn The thronis of u too easily dcludcd tco-
pie. CertihcaieI Uf turcs have often been ten
dcred him. (tur which he Heels truly ihoshiui ~
such for their eo,d In,cnlicns) hut such things he
never deemed necessary, a. he does n, all times
cpnsider hi. assertion al ,,srli. all sufficient. and
those ~ho cannni lake fT eran'ed " hal he lay are
under nJ CuuI ulst1n 10 take his UIcdicine Ac-
cOmpanyirs each buhic ATE Instructions Tor taking
li.e s ,tnp. aud also n desctip'ion Of the J. ind
uf huod 10 be usd. with Ihe mode vi pre-
iaring a.. Fer sale at
BRENrLlNGEkS A~rOTIIECA. Mnptc ST..
Near lha GVuTt House. where can hc bad NJ any
hour vf the day 0r night. Ply sicans' prescription.
and family n eJicines at ali de,eriptiuts
Al.o Bscnilspgrts Compound Syrup OF D reset,
Tor The cufc of Coughs. Culj.. L,ghtnrss of The
Chest aud Mcpjeai Censta p'ion.
Should any person Iater using | bottle Of this
Cough n i,;urc. come Laes and suy he had received
40 hsncG' 81" u. 4. li. noSlv shall be refunded.
dec % iy FIt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
NEW JEwELRY.

S RECEIVED a very large and rich g.
~ soument OF ~Jewtlry. &c. DC. Consisting OF De.
mond Rings al from Ave 10 sihiy dollar; Ruby.
Gamer Toiaz- Opal. Aegumsime. Pearl Sst ssA
other Sci R,ngs. -
Very heevy plain hnc Gold Risgs. Seal snd Ma.
TO Rings. SDme very hoo Ladies' press. with Ca>
meron. lopez and other Supue Sois.
Fame Bracelets. Necklaces. Bracelet Clasps. nc.
Fine Gold Guard end Fob ChaiRA
Gold Guard Keys.
Also Gonilemen's Pies. very hss Disrnvsd Pins,
rather ahead Of anything ron ha, o ssen ~ The
market Tor some lime. Call and see fhsm
Superior Shirt Studs with Stone Sets. imiiasivu
do. Piaii. Gold do JNO BISHOP.
Sign Of IKE ORIGINAL BIG WATCH.
dec IS No lS2 Min sucel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

AMO
Bronchitis, Asthma, Chronie Catarrh, In
fuenza, Obstinate Coughs, Splitting Of
Blood, Threat Disease or Chronic Laryn.
gifts, Palpitafion Of the Heart and Lipcr
Complaint, also, Whooping Cough. Colds
d~e.
vUvHE virtue of1AR in affection. Of the polmo-
nary organs has hing been cknowledged.an s
ia hi. preps ration combined a. IL 10 with tho mos,
valuable pec,orals in The vegetable kingdom. ren
ders IL at once the most ~efieciuat and safe remedy
in The v ORD 10 conquer that fell destroyer of oul
mce. Consumption. No person believes he IL q
consutnpt,ve until The instdioss disease bss worked
its WY 80 far rs TO leave no hope Of cure by The
ordinary remedies We would therefore eauiisn
all ,o be guarded IN time. The wonderful effects
OF Tar ia The core of Diseases thai Head to Con.
sumption have hong been known 10 the Faculty
and in The combination here presented all ns viz.
tues are retain ed aud much sdded to its power hi
iherio undiscovered. II has in this form wronghl
wonders. and what 10 has done IL will do again
end ~ It's timely administration will rcecue man,
from on early gave. and shed relief asd ~happ,oes,
around The pillow OF suffering and pain. For pub
lac speakers his medicine 10 invaluable. rend enne
The voice Jrong ond clear. and removing any pre-,
disposition to disease In The Lungs and Bronchi,s
The Compound Syrup OF Tar and Wood Nsph,h1
Is a combination heretofore uoknowa. sxeuing
pow er over hosrsenesa scarcely eorceivable; hayin,
q specific action Oh The mOcus tissue and nj N,
sarse lime bringing The whole system under ~
powerful influence. Il completely eradicsias III,
cause OF disease. be u he fediiafy os oIhet wv Ise, an,
by striking at The root Of the com ,laint impans ion,
Ia he debiiitaied frame and gives renewed sigor "
The geocral system .And restores The patient to pIsma
nrs health.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
rRrIT TREES.

a FEW THOUSAND VIRGINIA hUoaSnG
n CRAB APPLE TREES, and . large vasissg
O { tho bssi selected grailrs iruis lot yale by
#agfy ID ZANE. twhesins leland.
Per.ars desirous Of procuring rfsa Tree ssne
aol fni q bet.es oppo,sniiy u sapfa, tnk hsa-
selves.
R.ler 10 Or Johnston, Lnuiss lie. KS; Jsnss n
Fu,.y,h and Ely Dorsey, Wheeling. Va.
nov 4lm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
nnnk SnnnN ---.-.-u

JOHN FISHkli, ACT. Boob seller and StauQn-
y er, NJ l33, ain Street Whesling, We. ~
licits The patronage Of his former frieads 49,
customer at his old stand, where he viii -
ablc 10 supply them with Books aud static Rssy
assortment, md is co instantly receiving sHpptiss
of Medical, Mi scellaneous. Theological and
SchooiBooks Also, nIbtes Of every v ariesy -
cheap as they can be gotat any otner place "
tire city, l.ff .rf tn9 EHf
H,ghe.tprieo siyea fer Ragsia exchange.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

Each paper bears the lobsk oa9 warranty d
DAVID GsAHDWuJ9s.
FOR SALE BY j. CRUmDACkER,
i73 Mas srxxwr. WhAIElfNG. VA.
"XrRACf ssss .she ,ssposss Of tho ~.v,siii,s
com.su,se 81 The rea.sy lvaais Hor,ieul,a.
raj soeie'y;' a"sa'm'usy adopted. end ordered 10
he psin,esi. as. rr. trrta
LANDRErH,S NURSERIES s. GARDENs.
'1'hes< ea,r asssr grounds sse 90 f~sersi ssre, q
Near The Arsenal. Jts earliest collsc'
,t,n of CamclIis. wss made hese. Ssme VI lho-e
oow in the p--se,siss II ,hv-s distinguished nar-
se,y men. are 'e. fee, high. The seiec-
'ion Of Green hsu.e plants Is vsluAble and eaie,s-
sive.
In Inc nurseries we saw sgrestss"y Msgooiias
Of which there are no less IN an thirteen d,~iin.,
species aud 'hree varieties Osse plant OF the NJ
grand n ,ra is 20 fee, high and IN 0tl bloom. Here
ae likewise The NJ eufds,a so ies,h,eh; q beautiful
NJ ~eiip,,ies 10 ds~cr. and n msgaiiccnt spsc'mes
Is Zee, high. of the NJ consp'eass 'hs enr,aos ossg .
Orange. that retains lie lucid ini,age longer than
any other decid3ous tree.
The Nurseries arc all vsry ~eosrecily mansged.
supply nag every part Of the uniun; . deisst OF ~hish
would occupy loo much ofcur spaes; Wa therefore
content ourselves with stating thai tho siock - We ~
large. ard in every stage Of grswih. consisting VI
Forest and Ornamental Tees. shrubs. Evctgrecns.
Vines and Cfrepers. with q collection of hcrbaceous
plants; FRUIT TREES Of the best Mind. and most
healthy condition; large heds OF seedi'ng apples,
pears. lums. &c. as stosk Ks Tor buddtng aud grah-
ing; a plan very superior 10 Thai OF wofkins upon
suckers. which carry with them INTO the graft oil
the diseases OF The parent stock.
GARDEN SEEDS ifN
OF the finest quality have hesn scattered over 'he
country from these groouds, and may always be de-
pended UPON. The sesd establishment OF these
Horilc ul,ur,-is 10 one oi The must excessive in The
Uuion. and It's reputation 10 well sustained from
year Ia year. Ht.fffF 81 Fsf rIFa3r
TIA obviaie The chance Of mixture of The fauna
of,hs plants Of The san family. they have establish.
ed another nursery AT = suitable distance. $, iha,
degeneration cannoi lake place, and which sceuies
10 the rurchasers a genuine nr,cie' KaU~ihg
thus the oge. qualify aud rr.cess OF culture Of every
plant. the supply from their. grounds Is rcco,nmfch-
ded with great confidence ~ ~
Since HE date Of Tho 'Recors' ir,n which ise
above Is atsiseied. the en,ins cststi.Shrncat la.
been greatly enlsreed. Tue coliecioa. ii Csnseiiins
embraces all The 6nss kinds. ord CONSISTS of some
thousands OF vasious s.zc-; No lkewj,e of Ro-es, aud
other desirable plants. boah lender and hardy
Fruit Tees. etc. ,tnf.r.. 1900
The Seed Gardens. alone. cover fny scrcs. and
the whole is. Nc IL has been tor moe than half a
century, undes the successive pabsgewcni Of fiihtr
spd son. The me-, promineai in Am~ncs.
~ Orders received by , CRUMBsCKER, from
whom catalogues ssy b. % vb'aiaed, gratis. itf
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