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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-02-06

A statement in Yesterdays Sun aFmakes
the Price Of Pork $500 per barrel, and 9th
eli. things in PROPORTION, though this seems
hardly possible. .,asW Sr
Tho same account says:
The people were ia hopes Of getting a
speedy supply Of food from Mexico. Yes
sells al San Francisco, which had been
abandoned or neglected, were once more IL
request, 10 proceed along the coast for food,
The latter having become more valuable than
gold. Whale ships were selling off lheii
outfits at Monterey atenormous profits.
The Commercial publishes the following
extract from letter, dated Oct. rs, which
il declares 10 be fiom a perfectly reliable
source:
] cannot get men, at even $l5 day to
! put ap the buildings lwani. AT this rate
They will not work over six or seven hours
This is not SO surprising when ] assure you
that several persons ofmy acquaintance who
have returned, averaged $1,000 per diem II
gold digginps. Gold is now SO much more
abundant than money that il is only wortl
eight dollars per ounce payable IN coin.i i
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NOTICE

n S hereby given, that there will be petition
IL presented to the Commissioners Of Putnam
county, Ohio, at their March session, l849. pray.
ing Tor the establishment Of county road as
sollows: Commencing at the Findlay, Gilboa,
Ottawa. Kaida and Miami Free Turnpike,
twenty-five east of the section line,
between sections twenty-nine and thirty, in
township one north, range eight east, thence
south to the northeast corner of mill lot owned
BY Elisha Stout, Dying in section 90, town /, N
8 E) thence south, to the county road, OH the
south side of the Blanchard River, thence n
southeasterly direction 10 the section line be-.
tween sections thirty-one and thir,y-two, 7 | N
E, thence south along said section line up-
it intersects the Ottawa and Pendleton road, at
or near the Hubbard school house, in town S R
8E
Jan. l9, l849. lldw
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! CHEAP POSTAGE.

The only reason known TO us Tor giving
the Federal Government the sole control OF
themails, post Offices, and newspaper and
lerier carrying, throughout the Union is, TO
associate society for a common beneficial
purpose, there lis agents can perioim The
service required better, quicker, safer, and
cheaper, than any individual, private compa-
ny, or single State could. II the conmuni-
~ guarantee TO every public or agent employ
ed in, or by, the Post Office department, a
fair and moderate recompense for his or her
services, out Of The proceeds Of the postage
rates collected, what more is wanted than
that these rates should be cquitably proper.
toned, and high enough to meet the cost ol
the establishment, when prudently admins.
teredi To exact higher rates is either to
enconraes profiga.e expenditure, or tc
raise revenue, or rather trying TO raise il
by increasing the dificultio, Of communca.
ton detween one place and another, restrict
ihg she vast inland really free trade of the
Union, burdenipg the letters Of friendship
affection, business, innocent pleasure, and
often very often, Of the poorer classes jim the
far,Wesi with their friends in the old settle
menis, bya tax, calculated, as far as its oper-
alton extends, TO work as injurously 10 the
public AZ steamboats,, the telegraph, and 10.
comotives,have worked ior It's good. Choar
postage benefits commerce, agriculture, home
manufacturers ;helps TO uphold ancient friend,
ships; brings the distant places ola vast en-
pirc like ours closer together gives new pow
or 10 opinion, additional wings To useful
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ENT HEREAS the Commissio ners heretofore
w appointed by an act Of the General As
semly OF the State Of Ohio, passed February
18th 1913, to lay out and establish Free Turn
pike Road, beginning at the southwest corner Of
township number one north of range number
three cast in Paudng county, running in n
norhcrly direction to the north west quarter Of
section number thirteen in tow nship number two
north Of Iange number two east, thence north to
the Maumee River, &C., have discharged the
duties imposed on them by said act. and have
filed in this Office plat and survey OF said road.
and reported favorablv to the establishment Of
the same.
NOTICE is hereby, given to all parties inter
ested, that the Commissioners of.said County al
their March session, A. D. l849 will hear the ap,
plcation foE damages OF any person or persons
on account of tho location Of said road through
his, her, or their lands.
BY order of the Commissioners.
ALEXANDER SANKEY LATTY.
.4ud,tor Of Paulding County, Ohio.
AuDIToR's OFFICE, Paulding Co., o.
January IS, l949. l0dw
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

TosEPH SlFKER. Administrator OF Conrnd AlbreeLt.
y deceased, md Margrc Albrecllt. widow Of Conrad
Albrech decensed, Lewis Allrect Mary AIbrecht Her
AIbrecht and Wilemina Albrecht minor children OF
Conrad Abrecht. deceased, nre hereby Notified that
the sixteenth day Of October in the year eighteen hundred
and forty eight Berna rd H. Kemper of the County Of Put
nam, and Slate Of Ohio, filed IN the Court Of Common
Pleas, of the Couaty OF Punt. aid State of Ohio.
Bill in Chancey against the said Joseph Sfkor, Admins
tiItor aforesaid, Mnrgret Albrecht widow aforesaid
Lewis Alnrecht, Mary Alhrecht, Herman Abrecht, and
Wihcninn Arect, aforesaid the object andprayer
Of which Bill Is, that said defendants be decroed 10
vey to sad complainant, by proper assurances, tho fol-
lowing premises situated II. the County OF Putnam, and
State Of Ohio, 10 wit:
pnt Of section No. 90 township No. north range.
cost beginning three fet north of the aud west
centre line OF said section and ninety fct of tito
centre of the east half of said section, thence south
hundred feet, thence west ftyfour rods five links
Henry Osknmps land, thence forty siy rods and
twelve links pnrelleI line with tile south line
place ofbeginnng, containing acre three quarters
twenty-six rods of land more less, which said
premises the complainant in his snid Dill .,edges
iht the said Cnrud Abrecl. in his lifeiime agreed
convey TO snd complainant, and the said Joseph f-
ker Administrator aforesaid ard MafgrOt AIbec wi
dow aforesaid. Lewis Abrecht Mary Alhrect, Herman
Abieeht mud Whemina Alhrect. minors aforesaid, are
further notified thu unless they appear md plead de
to said Bill within sixty days ncr the next term
snid Court the said Bernurd Kenper. after tie exprao
of snid sixty days. will apply 10 said Court lake m
matters Of the Bill confessed md to decree thereon
cordingly.
MORRISON & CoFEINBERRY,
i05fw Solicitors for Complainant. b
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CALIFORNIA FACTS AND RUMoRs.

New and strange stories, received by the
last arrival from California, continue 10 be
told, in relation TO The almost incredible
wealth Of the Golden Land. A house in
Broad.st. on Wednesday insured $4,000 in
gold dust, now on its way TO this city, and II
is said thaia New-York s.ficer, lately ar
sivsd, brings The same amount.
Another account states that Capt. Wm.
G.. Marcy, son Of the Secretary, has collect
cd fifteen barrels of 'sGold ore." probably
grains Of the precious metal in quartz, as
gold is not an sre,) which he had buried un-
III avessel should arrive. Vast numbers Of
Indians are thronging to The Sacramento,
frog the Plains. enticed by The clothing and
slhkeis they receive in exchange fore their
'labor.n Provision OF all kind were still in
creasing in price, and the inhabitants begin
TO suffer for the want Of the Aecessaries of
life,
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that there will be petition
Il presented to the County Commissioners OF
Putnam County, at their next session for the To-
cation of the following county road, viz: COM
mencing on the County line between Putnam
and Hancock Countless eight rods north of the
southeast corner Of section twenty .iour, in Ri.
ley township, Putnam County, thence west 10
the county road leading from Webster to the
Mount Blanchard and Cherry Ridge State Road,
thence westerly 10 certain bridge in Deurse
Ams:utz's lane, thence westerly to iniersect the
county road running between section twenty-one
and twen.y y.two, thence south TO the corners OF
these sections, and thence west to intersect the
Williamst stown State Road.
MANY PETITIONERS.
January 20, 1849. lOdw
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. From ,he St. Louis Daily Ne " Era, Of Dec. 2
INTELLIGENCE FROM CALIFORNIA
DIRECT. - "a, g,

Yesterday morning DR.. J eft, of Hannibal,
in this Stale, came passenger in the steamer
Edward Bates, from New Orleans 10 this cl-
ty, whence he arrived few days previous
direct from California and the gold "dig-
ginys."
The Doctor says he has read no account
since his arrival in the United States that ex.
aggerates either the quantity or quality oi
the gold. He frrther states that the gold is
found in dry rayihes, as well as those cover.
ed with water. Persons who 60 about col.
lecting the precious metals with any kind oil
system amass three times the quantity ol
dust and ore that those who, like hen with
one chicken, are scratching little every
where. DR.. Jett relates one circumstance
that came under his observation which is
rather ludicrons, and shows the avarice oi
those in pursuit of the lucre, even in land
where its abundance knows no limits. A
party Of some twenty or thirty we've expIor-
ing a dry rayine tha, led TO mountain, sup
posed to be rich with the precious ore; when
near its base, they came suddenly upon a
spot which cliitered like the armament in a
clear nigh, with gold dust and ore, caused
by the washings from the mountain. In an
instant, every man threw himself upon the
ground where lay scattered the treasure, and
sprawling out lis arms and legs, claimed a
pre-emption 10 the surface that he could Gov
., in this way. The title was regarded by
each as good, and thd average yield TO the
whole party in very short time was up
words Of three hundred dollars.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-02-06
DIR. L. FISHERS
VEGETABLE AGUE OR TONIC AND
ANTI-BILI0US PILLS,
Are for sale in Kalida, Putnam Co., o., by
.,.r f5 III C. II. RICE.

~ & c. H. RICE.
Thoy are warranted, for the cost of loo
per box, see bills accompanying the pills
Each box contains 43 Pills; Messrs. r. w.
Shawhan and Jesse Shriver, merchants nl
riffin, after Is years experience in the sale
OF medicine, testify that they are the most
popular and eIninently successful medicine
they have ever soId,--and more than a
score Of citizens, Of the first respectability
certify that they are the best medicine, after
the experience Of the last season, they have
any knowledge Of They are perfectly
harmless, both for males and females and
children, under any circumstances The
proprietor offers 1000 dollars reward TO any
one who shall detect any metallic substance
Fin their preparation. Judge Pe'tinger Of
'Tiffin, says in his certificate, one box of
Fishers Ague Pills cured three of his fami-
ly. The Rev. A. w. levitt, testi6es, he
read medicine in ,hs proprietor's Office, and
assures allwtom il may concern, that the
pills are entirely vegetable, and that no poi
sons are part Of their composition, and
that they are deservedly popular beyond
every other medicine Of the kind. in his
opinion. The Rev. ]. M. Morrow, and
Rev. Mr.. Humphrey and others, express in
heir certificates enlre confidence in the II
curative properties. Try them, all who have
the Ague and Fever, and you will realize all
the benefits from their use, that is promised
by the above recommendation.
DIR. L. FISHERS VEGETABLE Bill
tIOUS OR ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PURGA-
TIVE PILLS are family medicine for
25 cents box, which will contrast in good
qualities with any other pill Of The kind in
use. The testimony in their favor is that
they are active in their operation, without
occasioning debility. They should be in
the family Of every body that lives in bill
Gus districts, where Ague, bilious, remit
tent, and other fevers prevail. These pills
together with DR.. L. Fishers Ague Pills,
are in most cases, all the medicine needed
TO break up Ague and Bilious feyers
Purchasers have The privilege Of using
! of a box, and if the pills do not give
the balance may be returned,
when their money shall be refunded.
Pills for sale al the well known establish
ent of c. II. RICE.
Kalida, Jan. l2. lS49. 409ac
M VI 4 .
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Tns MrxicAs WAR. .--In answer TO o
rssolution requiring ihe Prcsidenl to state
by what authority he raised revenue from
Mexico during the war, the President r.
piled, by Message, in which Le claimed
ihut Congress having declared war, he, as
the comnander-in.chief Of the army, had
right 10 raise contributions from the enc
my, during that war, to maiatain our armies
and that il was his duly 10 do SO. The
President subsiantiotes his position by ref
erence 10 the laws and usages Of Nations
which fully sustain his course. The demane
was made upon the Presi lent by the Whig'
In Congress, with ayiew to create polilica
capital, but never was calculation proved
more positive failure. ,s
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WASHING MACHINES.

s. PARKER & Mp. GUEEYsl. /,
TN AyING purchaseda,ie right 10 mike 4
IL and vend Aldrcll Eool's Patenl
WASHING MA HINES q
for the counties Of Allen, PutnaIn, snd xan
Vert, respectfully Informs The Public that
they keep constantly on hand a supply oi
this u.s. aful article Of furniture. Whereby in
washing Clothes. SC, 4
one person can do as much as four, liz tho
same time, and with no greater expenditure I
Of labor than n;would be required by the or
dinary method for one person. l,'r ao@
Any person, whether man or woman, can,
easily usc the Mrchin es, and farmers will
find them great saving Of time and labor in
their families, and, in full, the proprietor
links they can be fairly recommended as
simple, cheap, and very useful As they
are newly introduced TO this. section, Messrs.
P. g. N. hopes that persons visiting Kalda
will call and examine these machines for
themselves. ~" sA 49'H},l@
Rights for townships in either tho above
counties, will be sold TO those whe May de-
sire them. i sl s,,Is ~ s3..
Kaida. Sept. 12, ls4s. 9scb.
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LOVE.

"LcvE is the divine essence Of our being;
il flows from God into our souls, and is our
life. As the sun of the natural world warns
the flower into life and bcau,y,so does tie
spirit of man receive the warmth Of will which
animatcs it into life and action from the
great fountain of divine love.
sis love an antidote 10 selhshness!
speak not Of mere sensual love, but Of that
which is spiritual and true. When God gave
woman 10 man, il was with definite and d.
vine purpose, that man in her might love
himself, and thus be lifiod out of his sell
love. Through his senses which join him 10
the yisable material world, man begins To
love. How often do we see this outward
love glancing from the spirit-speaking eye Of
the young, when in the spring-iime and full
Joy Of life, soul seeks soul, as the warbling
bird doih lis mate, and tnlls forth love tone,
and often thinks il hears its echo, when il
has but struck upon false sounding. board,
that, dull and heavy, sends it back upon the
aching heart of disappointment Bnt, ifthc
true note of harmony has been thrilled, how
beautiful il is when man awakeIs from his
dream Of passion and discovers th't all the
pride of his understanding is reflected in .
|soitened, chastened, and more divine light,
in the love Of the gentle being at his side;
he finds his taste, his opinions, the thoughts
and feelings Of his own soul, appropriated
by her; that all unconsciously, while he slep,
the deep sleep of love, from his own breas;
a wife has been created-"a help mate for
him How peculiarly she is his opn. She
is something wonderful 10 him; be no longer
loves himself or thinks of himselt--in her
cenies all thought and all feeling. Then
how beautiful turns that trusting, loving eye
upon him-he is her wisdom, her glory, heI
|happiness-4she learns of God through him
lie loves God through her."
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NOTICE

n s hereby given, that there will be petition
IL presented to the Commissioners OF Putnam
County, Ohio, at their March ession, I84J, pray
ing for an alteration in the county ront, running
from the southeast corner Of section 81, II N
X e, TO the Williamsown and Ottawa State
Road, in Ottawa township; said alteration to b..
us follows: Commencing at the north cast cor.
ner Of section 80, 7 N RS e., thence east on
the old survey SO rods, thence northcastery TO
Charles Geslngcr's, yhcnce on the nearest and
stpracticable rout, until it lntersccts the Gil
boa and Webster county road at OF near the
junction Of the road aforesaid, and the road run
ming near the liver
JAN. 10, i849., Y - 4& 8&a ildv
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or Cirsumssances prevented our publishing
any more than . half sheetlast week in, an extra.
In case Of III health here i is impossible to get
help, and il 10 the same when business crowds,
and both prevented our publication last week.
Metropolitan tho few articles in our extra, as IL
was mot sent to ALL U31aa6a8'
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WESTERN HOTEL.
BY Wm MCCLURE @''s spI

VIZ MCCLURE has purchased and k,ted
up the stand formerly occupied BY
W. L. HipkiDs, in -,
f. Giiboa, Putnam County, ~
Where he will be ready 10 entertain tho
travelling community, and all who call upon
him, in US good style as can be done ~ this
section of country. His table will be sup
piled with the bes, that the country affords
and he will do all in his power to make his
house a pleasant and agreeable reort 10
the travelling coDmuni,y. tsaT
His Stabling aud other Accommodations are
ample and will give satisfaction. lgas s,sy
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A LIST OF LETTERS, ,ennining IN tho
n Post Office in Kalidu, Ohio, January lst is48.
Anderson, Leonard b. MotCalf,
Buckinaster, Joshua Plof, Charles a.,
Buck master, Isaac Risicy W..
Boehne George, Rev. Stout, Isaac
Brock, Wesley Rev. Swit1er, Jacob pm
Coifinberry, Fany Mrs. Sherlock Casper
Edison Charles p. Taylor lsaac,
French, Noah Thompstn Ernstus,
GARNER James d. Tingle
Guffy, Henry Wedoking, Henry
Gllett F. II. 9 Wilson Rev
Lcyingston, John Wamsey s. J. '~
Lewis Geo. Rev. etis Jacob a.r %
Miller, William I,Ilus.P .e., .,..H
Morgan Geo. w. sr. ]. II. VAIL, Pm.
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7U THE PUBLIC |!

VNyHEREAS, William Hall, late oi Oseeoia4
w Crawford county, fraudulenily obtaiasd
my note for twelve dollars. nnd for which he has
gwen me no valsc, this is 10 warn and nelify all
persons not to purchase said note, 90 will nos
pay the same, and shall resist the collection af
suid note by whomsoeysr presented.
.ei DANIEL MYERA
Pleasant Township, Putnam Co., Ohio
Eov.albor 10, 1913.
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NOTICE

NOTICE q 8Ha
MS Hereby given that there will be pettiua
presented to the Commissioners of Pu tnam
county, at their next session. for the following
alteration in county road, viz: Commencing
about thirty-fiyo rods south of Peter OILERS house
on the southwest quarter of section thrty-si1,
in Riley Township, Putnam County, thence
south to the south line Of this section, thence
west till it interseets said road again.
A PETITIONER.
January 23, l849, led~
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X Aida HOTEL.
y JAN ES lH.aIv ALL

y JAM ES II VAilLf Tl73eSfs
49, In AS taken the W II knowa and
E$ii1 Il Il commodious Tavern Stand fern.
EA!!i. crly occupied by r. r Mcclure ----'' D
1 ne House has been thoroughly repaired q
accommodation Of the trayelng community. :, ( 4,
J.H v. feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-
modations and attendance equal to those Of any l'
House in this part Ohio. Ills table will be welt y
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
low to suit the times. lie has also large and good
stabling, and designs to spare no pains to SECURE
heoomlort and convenience OF his guests.
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NEwsrAFER POSTAGE IN BlAzIL.-Accordng to
a recent law, and in force in Brazil since Notem-
.ber, newspapers printed iq Brazil paying postage
are seyt through the post-offise without charge
as also foreign newspapers directed to public Ii
brares in that empire 10.
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DEEDS Just prptsd md for
fN& tple st This ofEics, Nm. iS&G -.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TENHlS will give notice that the subscriber was
IL this day appointed by the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Putnam County, Ohio, Admin:stra-
tor If the estate of Reuben Conner, late Of said
County, deceased.
C. Fl. RICE.
Kaida, Jan. 70, Ia49. 40sd
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DEBILITY OF TIE SYSTEM,

weak back, weakness Of the Kidneys. &C., OF
Inflammation OF same, is immediately relieved by
few days use OF this medicine, and cure is oil.
ways result Of its use. 1t sands as
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aFn 81 ,saii' pHesbass oasni.cf ss.s,f
ips Sasllse b1a ysitgeia bt,,sfy 5ih,,a u
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CERTAIN REMEDY
A THOUSAND NAMES

as proof Of cures in this distressing class Of com.
plants. See pamphlet. All broker down, de.
bilitated constitutions from the effect Of mercury
will find the bracing power Of this arrclc to ac,
Immediately. and the poisonous mineral eradica.
ted from the system
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-07
A Word to the Afflicted

5000 persons in Philadelphia alone
have witnessed with dstonishment the won
der,ul efficacy oi ....r
Thomson's Compound Syrup OF
Tar and Wood Naptha
in curing Consumption. Asthma, Brocch-
it's, obstinate Coughs, Pains in the SIDE
or Breast, Liver COMPETENT, SC. &c.
This preparation &c enii:eiy regeia0Ie
remedy, and may be administered with
perfect safety to the feeble adult OF child.
It's power as an Expectorani is admirably
adap,-d 20 relieve the oppression IN ru'-
monar. disease and while il assists nature
in throwing of the v,ia'ed matter which
collects to the injury Of The system. 1t acts
as a general tonic or strengthened.
The testimony Of Physicians and others
, TO The value Of this grea, remedy, has been
Of the most satisfactory kind, and ha:
gwen it character and standard as
FAMILY MEDICINE.
that has placed it beyond competition io'
| the various diseases for which ii - EN-
| pIoyed.
! Prepared only a, the N. E. corner Fifil
and Spruce streets, Phiiadelphia.
Sold by Z. ~. SehoVe. Sole Agent 70
L.ewisturp and vicinity. C27:
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-07
s Q r NJ A M E N T Al
T TREES

The subscriber otiels :ot sale ornamen'
,al Trees Of every description, particularly
the European Linden, and Paulonia lmpe-
rails. a splendid shade tree lately in'rodu-
ced from Japan, remarkable for its enor-
nous leaves (>omeiimes two feet in diam.
e,er,) and lerge clusters Of rose -colored
flowers, spotted and striped within. emitting
A fragrance similar to the Lilac.
Also Fruit trees oI every description. such
as grated Apple trees from 7 to . II high
II 10 to Is cts each. or &l0 to IL 81 Pc'
hundred lnocula,ed Peach trees. l23 Cts
each. or $40 per huodr-d Pear, Cherry
Plum. Nsc,arine, and Apricot trees at rea
,onsbIe prices-all The varieties warranted
genuine also Hot house and Green ho,'s'
giants, embracing bearing Orange and Lr
mon trees. together with variety I" Flower
seed :, all Of which hr viii sell rs low as
hey can be purchased in Phindrlph'a.
II. K. NOLL.
Lawisbnrc, Sept l2, le49