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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-06

A. ZAPPONE,
Teacher and Translator Of French Spanish and Italian
(rhe Classics taught also, if required)
A FEW PUPILS may be instructed the Guitar
IA Glasses of gentlemen meet at his on Pennsyl
wanna avenue, north side, between 81 and streets.
Pupils will be accommodated at their residences also.
sep l5-tf
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-06

c0X~ kNABE e GEHLE, Manufacturers,
TVv.333 Nos. 4, g. s, 0, and ii Eutaw street, Bal
M III timore. New tributes TO the excellence
- of Baltimore made Piano Fortes. Tho
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27
faasasay 81 ~ ED.

No. lJ5 MAIN sTREEr,sSr LOUIS, Mo-, oa ss
DEALERS IN BOOTS s. SHOES,
4 RE now receiving their Spring Goods, which
n have been manufactured expressly for this mar
ket, and which they would respectfully call the at
ten;ion Of Merchants purchasing Boots and shoes
in this city. 49, "a
Their goods are OF the hest quality, and made
with reference to durability. They pledge them
selves to sell as low any one in the market We
eaumerate the following les,iing aGtic.es:-
Mems common thick regular and extra size boots; 7
Do long leg, welt and double sole, wax aud grain
Do long leg, welt and double sole, unned kip Cali.
iornia do; ss8 .ssEses5.# EFa - esr-.g a=s sss
Do long leg, welt and double SOLE lined kip and calf
Calotn ia do; .~.sa.~..- t..a ...
Do superior aud qualities, of welt and half
welt kip do re GUAR and extra sizes;
DO long leg, sole s=ed kip to II and to IL;
DO superior hunting boots; 30 a@ .bf@## .
DO Philadelphia fine dress i'm. stitch and sewed calf
boots; #..a###4aHa# aM@4 3D.. #gz- sa.s .a..sa.
Do pegsed pump sole calf, goat grain and seal boots,
to II and to IL:
DO thick brogans, regular and extra sizes;
DO lined and bound and unbound kip brogans, 6 TO
II and 3 to u:
Do superfne English welt and half wei, brogans, 6
10 pump sole kip, ian. goat, calf and morocco bro
sans, o 10 II, ato II; -r .-. a. ..-
Do pump sole kip, i'm. goat, calf and morocco Ok
ford Ties;
10 foxed lasting AMI Congress Caters;
DO foxed cott andConsresss:aiter and oxford Shoes;
DO fine patent leather Brogans; #0f .@4
10 fine common dancing Pumps;
Do fine common and morocco slippers; - Il #
Boys ana Youths thick kip and calf boots; .n@
DO do thick kip and calf hrogans;
Do do English kip and calf brogans; r.
Do do prime unned kip and calf brogans;
Women's kip, cal goat, imitation goat, and seal peg
geh laee Boots; M" a.
Do sewed and peeged goat Polka boots; 81.
DO do do aip,e ALI and goat high bpskins
Do common foxed lasting Caters, half Caters
and Baskius;
Do silk lasting Caters and half Caters;
Do Philadelphia eaif aud goat Boots;
DO do cali, goat and kid welt Bnskins
and Excelsiors;
Do Philadelphia kid ami morocco r. X. Excelsi.
or and Tay Tor ties; 80
Do fine enam'ld WALLACE Ties and Ell Dorado Slip.
pers;
Do white and cola, and silver Jenny Lind Bus
kins and EScelsiors;
do fancy ght and euamelled Slips;
Misses kip, calf ami goat pc eyed lace boots;
do goat peggsd and sewed Polka do
do Pbia. cali, kip, morocco and enamslled boots
do fox'd Caters and Buskins;
do pegged calf aud goat high huskns:
do fox'd cold Caters snd fancy foy'd buskins;
do silver Ienny Lind boots and cold shippers;
Children's cali, Kip and grain brogans;.
do goat, pesged lace boots and brogans;
do cold morocco laced boots and hfogans;
do cold cloth Cater Boots;
do red aud bronze gaiter and lace boots;
do calf and morocco CATER boots: .-.
N. B-raIticular attention given to putting mp good
ordered. (Feb 90 1881
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

JOHN H. HAL -Est5.I U.s. ALFRED LEE Il
Donaldson, Hall e Co..
IMPORTERS aud Wholesale Dealers in Hardware
i and Cutlery and sole Manufacturers Of st Louis
.Premium Planes,'' No. SO Main street, between
Olive and Locust streets, Sign of the Golden Plane
St Louis, Mo. 1.' 's' ~ ".-as '-@f"5
p Are now receiving and opening one Of the larg-
est and best selected Stocks OF American and For
eign Hardware and Cutlery, imported direct from
the most celebrated American and English manu-
factories ever offered in this city. @2.
We invite the attantion Of all purchasers, being
confident that our superior advantages in purchas-
ing will enable us to sch goods as low as they can
be bought in any Eastern city.
y rs casks bright OK and log chains; #sE
so do straight and twisted trace chains;
25 do coil, back, tongue and fifth chains,
with stretchers; z'4@5 @ -
500 kegs best Iron mountain nails; e.2Ea1
SO do do Eastern finishing nails; NJ F.. ##=
SO do do wrought do
SO bags ssGriffn's" (genpine) horse nails; @
5000 lbs. sad Irons; 200 sKings' stocks and Dies;
1000 do brass and bell metal kettles;
100 Mouse hole and Tillotson's warranted anvi!s;
~ 100 Pittsburgh solid box and cotter key'd vices:
500 doz. Collins genuine, Simmons; Leyerets'
s-"@ and other Axes; tt8& @@ @@s&
600 boxes Coffee mills, $50 counter scales
900 doz. scythe snaths; 100 doz. grain scoops;
goo do scythes Biancharts Wadron's Il.
900 do hay Rakes; IS doz. Garden do as
$50 do hay ana manure Forks, Harprr's and
others; ~@ @+ 6t
$50 do spades and shoveis., %. Ames and Row
lands H@4@ r #rr4m.H NJ r-+ a "*
A 600 do handled hoes; 10 casks eye hoes; a...
$50 Go curry combs, American and English;
500 do hest,cupboari, tiil,trunh and pad locks;
1900 do files, Butchers and others; smsfu ass d.
100 do Wade * Butchers Rasors; fg4.. ~..s 4
5000 do Pen and pocket Knives, assorted; i
a 500 gross table knives and forks; fat~. r.
4a 500 NJ G. d. Percussion caps; ggs.s,~ a5.. 4
100 Coxe's water proof Percussion caps, se
l. 800 doZ Knob Locks, etc. etc. E.xf.&. 5-s~r
Platform scales, from 500 lbs to 5000 lbs. Belts
portable FORCES; aFtst@ H.sn yHzrs. ss. 4 .s.s
Also, large assortment Of Coopcr's tools, planes
and edgedto crosscut, and circular sas:guI
noaBtings; gunsmith's materials; rifles; hatchets
City made black smiths bellows, and all other aIt
cles in t'.5 Hardware business. We assure oui
.conn:ry aud city friends, il they viii give call
that Will convince them that we can Offer then
great INDUCEMENTS to trade with us. Deb 30, 1851
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hAis city, At the vesienec Of her son. l.. d. Stock
y 80. the 18th iss.., Mrs Pno:sg STOCKTON, aged
aNan.-
A he early age Of IL years she joined The Methodist
b1epal church, OF which body she has been worthy
aaess since. She possessed the esteem, as she
sssea 4, Of large circle Of friends. She was warm
ssnsd I'd consistent christians charitable neehbor,
adauue friend 20 all who sought her sympathy.
nDEDICATION.-The German Evangelical
Nafch will be dedicated TO the worship of our
meson sunday the 9Th day Of April, 1851. Preach
n " the forenoon BY the Pastor ofthe Church; al
wtn the afternoon al O'Clock, by the Rev. Messrs
Nlan and Saltcr. Corner Of sixth and Columbia
y. Seats free. CONROD BLIND, pres't.
GE0. PHILIP kRIECHRAuM. Sec.
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SAINT LOUIS.
DAVID PEARCE, CHAS BENEDICT,
St Louis, Missouri. DanbuTy. Connecticut.
-. David Pearcc 4 Co..

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DAVID PEARcE, cHAs BENEDICT,
. St Louis Missouri. Danbusy. Connecticut.
David Pearcc 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hats Caps, B0nnets and Artificial Flowers,
No. 100, Main Street, st Louis, Mo.
TIME Subscribers have now on hand large and
j well selected stock of Hats, Caps, Bonnets and
Artificial Flowers, of all descriptions, and will be
in daily receipt, throughout the season, of the lat
est and most fas honable styles; some Of which are
Fash. Molcskin, Fash. Beaver, ss
rEH3 do Silk, do Nutrla,
do Angola, do Muskrat,
~ do Bush, do Coney,
do Russia, do Cashmere.
Low crown P. B., black, pearl and drab brush,
Rus sia. nutria, muskrat and cashmere.
Mems and Boys black, pearl and drab Union
Hats; &%H
brush and ca ssimere California and Hungarian hats;
Mems, and Boys black, brown, green and purple
Tampico, Jenny Lind, California and Mexican hats;
Mems and Boys black, hro' green corn, peach
blossom, pearl and white Saxony-wool, Congress,
Kossuth and Jenny Lind hats:
Mems and Boys black, pearl and white S. 4 r.
c. medium and common wool hats;
Mems and Boys Panama, Leghorn, Curacoas,
Pedal, English, Cohurg and straw braid, Canada
and rice straw, and palm leaf hats;
| Mems and boys silk mohar and cotton plush, Of
all coiors and styles, cloth. silk and cotton glazed
and velvet caps of different styles and qualities;
Infants fancy and plain silk and cotton vesye;
/ and cloth turhans; ~ @ 5@#
Ladies and Misses, Florence braid, split, Trpol
and Albon's raw, hird's eve, Florence and cactus
Chinese pearl, peaai imperial, French and Neapoli-
tan lace. plain and shirred silk and lawn straw ant
! willow bonnets. aE=#8 ss
30 cases Artificial Flowers of American, English
| and French manufactures, consisting OF Wreaths
| sprigs and buachas, of all styles and colors.
| Mr. CHARLES BENEDICT. of our firm. being
large and extensive manufacturer of Hats, in Dan
| bury, Conn.,. enables to sell our goods love-
| than any other house in this city.
l. Country me chants will find it greatly TO their adj
vantage to call and examine our Stock before pur
! chasing we are determined to sell at the loves
| CASH prices DAVID FARCE * CO., 100 Main S
8sf# Saint Iouis Mo-. march G 1851. fas
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

Acorresponient Of the N. Y. Tribune
..cfibssg something remarkable in the
,,use eflwhisSey events, which he states
scorel recently in Ruth county Indiana.
4 NJ Robinson sold his wife and other
,a,spal property to Mr. Tyler for ,hir-
h asllars,; bu, her brother, a Mr. Ham'l-
ndnsenling from the trade intefiered and
|ad ID remove his sister. This render
\ MfTyler, the purchaser, indign'n',
|alhe very coclly shot Hamilton through
IL Mart. Mr. Tyler and his purchased
in the house oyer night.
\ AZ same room where her dead brother.
IN, and The next morning Tyler escaped.
III ~ parties were Intoxicated. The
asunes says that the neighbors who call
|ainihe next day 10 see the dead body,
|lsnh twelve gallons of liquor --io as
a,se their grief. - Go-etie.
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AsH> EDWARD MEAD, Importer OF

\ 4sgsxn EDWARD MEAD, Importer OF
INN " fine watches, Jewery, cutlery,
EGSSSAAs1sskB rittania and plated ware, guns,
pistols, and fancy goods and dasuerreotype stock
generally. has removed to his new store, No 81
Main. corner of Pine street, would respectfully in
vite the attention ofthe public to his very large
sortment Of watches,j ewelry aud fancy goods just
received and now opening. Importing largely, he
is prepared to sell at very small advance. Aim
ing at large sales and small profits, he can and will
sell cheaper than any house in st Louis. Grateful
for the very liberal patronage ofmy friends and The
public generally; shall endeavor to merit contin-
uance Of their business Offering for their selection
q very large assortment Of fine chroncmeter, duplex
and lever watches, extra heavy gold hunting and
double bottom cases,made expressly to my order,
by the hest Lcajoa makers.
Gold detached lever aud cylenier watches;
Silver do do do do.
New and fashionable jewclry:
Silver spoons. forks, ladies, cups Sc. my own
manufacture, and NARRATED dollar standard;
Silver tied casters ana cake baskets;
silver DO tea-setts, urns and walters;
Britannia tea sets. Castors and urns; -.@
Japauned tea-trays; Razors and razor strops;
Table cutlery. fine ivory and buffalo handles;
Pocket do OF Rodgers and other makers; .s.e
Double and single barrel guns and rifle $; rss 4. e
Revolving and ride pistols: aa ST. Il 81 z.~
Hair, cloth, tooth and nail brushes: s... .#.-
pcrmmery, the best German cologne; e,.e 4 d..
Powder tasks and sporting apparatus generally;
Percussion caps, Ccrma an aud Engh Sh water praot
DAguerreotype plates cases, chemicals aud ca
meras, n large and complete assortment, at all
times on hand. .sa..z. 1895 isl
Emnloy ing the best Lon Ion wcrGmen, J am pre-
parea to repair oil kinds OF watches; or To supply
ieweser any new parts Of watches also 10 after le-
YER escapcmentS and chronomcter or duplex. aad
to apply adjusted compensation balances. a
| The highest prices paid in Cash for California
gold, or mauusaetcrd in jewelsy TO ordef. .as
/ Guns, Rifles and Pistols. s e.. ...-
rINC provide Tor tho aceastna Esde in ths denaf,men
L have made arrangements to inpors nns double AND
sipsle b1ueloa shot gus, ducvt from the best rms Sa
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

William North.
Wholesale Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Hats

Wholesale Dealer in Boots shoes ana Hats,
No. % Main street, Saint Louis.
-. HAS received by recent arrivals AMI nov I'D
EE7 store, large and desirable stock Of ser-onnhle
M-and fashionable styles wei adapted TO the COM
try and city trade TO which constant additions Will
be made, thereby Keeping his stock complete dur
ing the season; all Of which have been selected
with great care and will be offered TO the trade al
a very small advance on manufacturers prices.
Merchants visiting the city are respectfully So
,iciea to an examination Of the stock before pur-
cha as I am determined to sell very low.
feel conf lent that. from the completeness and va
fiety OF myassortment. will be ahleto otter ere L.
ter than usual Inducements. es WIN NORTH
st Louis, march 3. 1851 -.s z@...- a-... -g
tsaardinnss Sale of Valuable Real Estate ea
DY virtue OF a License aud Decree OF the Probate
ID Court of pesmoiaes county. Iowa. We Will on
Tuesday the list day OF APRIL u, 1881, sell to the
highest bidder. the following real Estate, 10 vii:
The undivided interest 0f the Minor Hens ofJoAa
Harper decd III aud to the NORTH east quarter sec
ton, and the cast half OF the south east quarter OF
section number five. ts1 township seventy,two
ts2l Moth range two west of the 5thpriaetpai mef-
iatan, containing two hundred ami thirts-,wo and
Der thirty one. ISL township seventy-three, tssl
north, range two west, containing oae hundred and
sixty, ti6u0 acres. .s. .za I'D. sr
rF-SaIe at the oifce OF the Probate ja fse ofnes.
Moiaes couaty. Iowa, in the city Of Huntington.
: Hs~rerms Of Sae.--Qne half of the purchase
money to bepath down-the balance in ore gear
from date OF sale. JOHN II. WARE, Guardian oil
Macy T.. Hlrrer and David II. Harper.
IS tuHS HARPER. Guardian Of
Is Mahala Ann Harper, minors and heirs OF.
Yellow Spring. marche 1881 duo Harper, dee't
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,y,auiata sso.sirsg Nia.,

ALLEenENv CRY, OPPOSITE ftrTsBuRGH, PA,
SEMPLE, RtSSETL & co., s1
MANUFACTURERS Of 5aniata Iron MATS ana
lNf SPIKES; spring, blister and plough steel OF all
sizes, Warehouse No. ~ Wood st, Piush"r:h, "a.
Also, No. ID Levec. 81 Louis. Mo. ~
The great care exercised in the manufacture OF
our Iron as welt the exclusive use IN all cases
Of the ycrv best stock, which IL manufactured un-
der the pers nal super intendcnce Of two members
Of our firm. insures nh Invariably uniorm anu sG-
rerior quality OF lron, and its use can confidently
be recommended for all purposes, requiring Iron
Of extra quality. @t 4taa.*# 4@.I-4 49, .
AZ our st Louis house, we will furnish Iron and
Nails, as low as the same quality can be bought IN
Pittsburgh, with the addition Of freight only. We
also keep on hand, Of our own importation, large
assortment Of the best Cast and German Steel, An
Wis Vices. Bellows, stocks and Dies, Springs, AK
les, Castings, Sc. ~#&.
we respectfully requesta call from those desir.
ing to purchase goods in our line. N .assr.4-s ~
~-m' 1 SEMPLE, BISSELL 4 CO.,
Feb 90, 1851 m 4,..e. ~.ut tHs ST Louis, Mo.
TyOFFEE MILLS: Patent, Dog aud California; al
Nso, Britannia and Iron Hopper Box M,ils,fo sale
by saN toctsl '1o) as GRtFElTHS y 90
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WAsHIscToN, March Is.

MI s,sss WAsHIsGToN, March Is.
The Secretary Of the Interior does not
susider that the law as it stands in re-
nsdlo Bounty Land Warrants, authorizes
N assignment ofthose warrants. and says
Ia asst take the law as it is.
0sos. Wool and Ewing will be added
s93 com'nission for selecting sites Of
lL11sy asylums.
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NEW STORE.

RI FHE subscriber suieitsa call from the Ladies to
l examine his new and most fashionable assort-
rnent Of DRESS SILKS, listing of rich brocades,
chameleon sstin du Chains and other styles, also
every width of block DO. ss
Will also bs found inc assortment OF bonnet
silks and velvets, silk illusions and eolored grapes,
rich embroidered cambri hanlke chiefs White ssd
black lace capes.z e ue -.a= =e sa#
He has also recently received beautiful seiee-
ton Of African and natural colored aiUFES; white
and black Vi toginas, far eus, misses muiEs, SC,
all of which offered st such prices, AMI cannot
be purchased lower this side of the eastern cities,
and would also say the sane OF other goods, en-
eracnr every article in tie staple and fancy goods
line; inviting all customers who desire cheap new
and desirable goods to call at the Old stand OF ID.
GiichFist Il Co. ur sg - p. ~. FOkTfER.
Burlfnpfpn. Nov. T.. $50.
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FRESH Arrival o.; Spring Goods
ssatS. Cams :lpali Clothing.

w L are now in receipt of the most approved
w styles OF Hats, Caps and Clothing, and Halter
ourselves that we hold out greater Inducements
than ever. Our stock OF Hats consist in part OF
TWO STYLES of SPRING HATS, which stand upri-
vailed in point Of Beauty aud elegance. %
EXTRA FINE WHITE BEAVER! RIG Esf.
UNION HATS ofa SUPERIOR gu Atty. a.s
An extensive assortment of Mems white and
black Buena Nista's Black Mexican, Congress,
Pearl and Black Rough and Beady Hats. s=s =
ALS0--A complete assortment OF BOYS black,
Brown. brown. pearl, white, red and green Hats.
A good supply of Boston Navy CAPS, Nc. &C.
Our stock of Clothing comprises every article
usually kept-such as Fine dress and nock Coats,
drab Cashmere, tweed, homhazlne, cashemeret and
Croton cloth Goats, Of the latest fashions. ss ~
= Fancy silk. satin, French cashmere, bom5azinc,
velvet and cashmere VESTS. rs. -.ss..
Ext "a fne black and cas- simere nanta,ooas--also,
satine, corluroy Sleeps gray and eotohaae Pants.
Ariel stocks. black and fancy silk CRANaIS.
Fine shirts, Cahoe and Canton ilannel wrappers
and drawers, Calico Check aGdHlckory Shirts all of
of which we viii sell at greatly reduced prices.
march 90 Is5i ~ j. STURGIS y SON
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1hs lady who was forty years old at
khking Of the last censns, reports her
Me- thirty -sayen this year.
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81 Louis, February &, 1851 .

ST LOUIS FFUTHaIy o tSVFs
Messrs r. c. Clark Co., it gives me much plea
sure to inform you that having carefully tried your
White Lead in several different ways. hndit equal
in body and Wilderness. and quality generalysto any
article manufactured in the west. Won are at nb-
erty to use this Recommendation il ii will be OF
any benefit to you. am. with much respect,
~,nrs Nc CHARLES +. WELarS.
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!. vv1ene,ev,s letter a. Prussia.

=. Webstes's letter In Prussia.
,stI 1fom,. the Berlin correspondent,
Z. Pilsdelphia Bulletin, dated Jan.
j. .sfsihs che foAowing:
Y m ,feasner has just brought Us that
.sarssspondence between Webster
az ,,As Austrian Minister. It has been
.;yssd .Ss;;lh ) shout Of laughter almost
h1l Europe. The Daily News, Of
.aa6 ms allthe best parts Of it, and
(.ls 4 Introduces a new era i'll diplomat
800 pondence hints that the deco
a.hxentiona,ists Of Vienna will be
|..,djs a;sturbed thereby. The grea, or
a u Ishs democratic party in Russia, the
ESa;aaal Zsitung,' published the greater
y III with infinite zest, especially
~ lhe contrast is drawn so suhtly and
a'..+ously between the war Of Hungary
I,h,t, III the REVOLUTIONARY the gen.
J, s,;nion seems TO be that the Austrian
s.i,ter has slightly 'blanirt sch
~ foel Of h;nsse!f" ss
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

4, 4nr WRoSc PEw.' "A chap from
|, ,aou,ntry came 70 the city on Tuesday
| ,t,enl the Theatre. lie purchased
~ and marched off with lis dulcinea,
n v some strange confusion Of ideas, he
n - the Baptist Church instead Of the
EnHall. Offering his tickets 70 the sex
n ihey were declined By that alablc
I,,diensry, Mho conducted the bewilder-
4 MI u .sfront seat Here they set
|. ~ conversation, waiting for 'the
NM Is begin" little suspecting that any
|,,;., .as wrong. but wondering why the
i,rleeper lie, them in Tree AT length
M the service fairly commenced,
|ar began to suspect it was not the en-
|vs,;o,nent to which they had been in
|raed3.,' and they took their leave. Dayton
,.sefle sa .a
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PLANK ROAD NURSERY.

-s,ss AT this Nursery. "a miles west Of Burhus-
=sEEy# ton, Immediately the plank road, there are
42-, in cultivation 200. 600 Apple Trees; besides
Peach, Cherry Plum Persimmon and Ounce Trees
where lovers Of good fruit and the public general
w, may he accommodated, en- the most reasonable
terms, with Orchard and Garden Trees
We expect to enlarge our stock from rear TO year
and are determined never to To- excei!ed by any
nursery in the selection Of the hest varieties
in detecting and casting out such as are uRwor-
thy Of cultivation. All orders executed promptly.
nov =; ls5O-6m A. LEONARD & SONS