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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
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The Governor of Madrid has lust issued
memorandum Of the facts on which he PROPOSES 70
intnlute reform OF the nOsntsls -, ,bot ca,ls, Ia
""''" no ~e@s tho following picture Of their present
condition. lie declares that tue provisions served oat
&c the patients are Of the possible desert oo add
desrer than tho best because nobody eniesyored -
force the contractors to tulil tLeir obligations Toe
scales Tor weighing out othe provisions were not equal
that Gcanoaous facilities given 20 fraud Toe
daily consumption OF sheep arountad to forty the best
OF which went 70 the tables Of the hos ps CLERKS and
the worst TO the patients. Eight hundred pounds Of
chocolate were consumed every month. not Oy toe
patients because chocolate Is not article Oi hospital
Diet except IN rare cases but by the errDioks rae
Kitchens were filthy la the extreme the number OF
cooks AID Kitchen people great that they hinderei
each other from WORKING. The mattresses of patients
were osil emped OF their wool the property OF the
paueris their clothes taken away withoU, an In.
Nehtoly beng made, the osddiog unciesn the wards
un"ssheo mere was neither respect nor consider.
auoh ior slferlng humanity, the hygitne @. thu Yards
oels eit 10 the viii and pleasure OF hosu!ta cf and
wso IScAeys Inc dwellings Of the insane were nor.
Ilole 70 see The mcdica cs'ebooks slovenly KEEP;
w,n Rteat intervals between the lines so that rec
soo ~. aluehuuOus articles were aterpoaied la great
Huhhu'esI but never used by the ubhspDv psti.nt,
.L opues were carried naked to the deatscuse In
nc t~Io carr without distinction OF sex or sg Inanv
hours before The term marked dovn 10 - - ~
oe'Seo ny prudence. The hair and tech o ,ba dosd
were converted into objects of commerce. Tne dts.
pebs6y luH OF bal drugs and, potNihstandir, -,
heap Of employees dry in the sNtrerns r. nno
stuoens employed as drcsseTs we're not under an kr6
OF discipline; we've never more than an hour Ar the
unoT IN the discharge OF their duties; and when re-
qoired by bis Exceiency the G1verpor % ra,e,,t,
tnth imposed inpeTiinent conditions and VIXEN taese
were hot aecectd to gned their Offices aud II toe
p"ieLts without assistance Tor which act mo q ys,-
pNt mem all into prison, and then deprived the of The
c,crn 'on - enter aa' public estaoiIhment Tae
ors 'e.onsloR 10 the hospital were by far TOO uu
neIOus ana yet their duties were inAAaons,.I, s,t4
u.Setn1r OF Madrid has turned out All tho inferior
ih 49,. re hea put the economical par, of tba ,sab
efQ b. 4 .ff
"n,en eohSlps many women of great ,n II, ,,s 80
es'Vh' ana &c has effected great ssyins or ev
Losos A6AIN.-ln relation n the T.obos
Guano question, respecting which IT., TIM, -,
Iished come intelligence lew days since ia, -.
Meas has the fol owing: 4-'''-'''
,y maen inierest has been excited by tho detail, ,o.
- 20 Tefn AZ the gusno supplies publisne5 a. ~
HsNs, aud great deal OF discussion bss a,,a' &c
a, ,eisrenee 10 the course that NAV be- ssa,,.aj
UpS the Lobos Islands by the Governr,ent az ~
''a'e'' which appears, as reported by "a yestor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

her. The remembrance Of our presence soon recalled
her, however, and put her upon her good behaviour
again and she forward TO receive the con9ratua
tons which we stood ready to offer.
We did not wish impose the restraint oil our pre-
sence long enough upon the wedding party TO wait and
see the brides cake cut with an from the
br,deis mother-Mrs. H-'s old cook-that she
would send up waiter of s'good eatens TO the paror
before she allowed any body to toucha mOuthioi we
took leave.
wish Jeanie you could have heared the merry hsU
kars that reached in the paror as we sat With our
cofee-cups in our hands, round the wel-nllec waiter
which had been despatched TO US II you had, do
not think your heart would have been disposed to waste
much superhuous commiseration upon the so-called
''poor unhappy slaves" After tho supper was fully
over Won should have heard the cumming" OF the BANJO
and the echo of the noisy feet that kept time to IT, In
deed the sound contagious, we could hardly
keep our own feet STILL and felt like whirng anoth
err round the ROOM from the force Of sympathy.
When Mrs. H-thou9ht the merriment had been
kept up long enough she word TO OF the 'od
folks" to that effect The noisy guests at once acqnes
ced preparations Immediately made for departure
and by hafafer nine o'clock all goae, and the
premises at mount Abyn reduced again to their
usual quetude. Your inference may be, that Rhine
wosld be quite spoiled by all this fuss about her. Not
at ALL my dear. The next morning we found her at
our bed side very little after the usual hour dressed in
her neat everyday nsey eoat, (as the negroes call
dress) quite ready to do our bidding, and looking
only a little abashed reminded her of her new
dignity Of wfehoOd But surely, even if it did spoil
little sometimes is ths better than the
and entire onterest and sympathy that exists
between Northern mstresses and their domesticsl But
enough on this subject so, dear Jeanne. Gu rsrsiri
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
Real Estate and General Agency ORce.

INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
UIder the control Of " Mex Scott .ffoTsy and COUH-
seiOr at Ldir and Notary Public.
TTENfiON respectfully solicited 10 the following facts and
~ statements IN regard 10 the above Agency.
Indianapolis being The and Capital the Stse
be from all pars Of The railroads which
within her borders-ed viii srsneers from
all OF the countypresenfs the available
he West for the successful carrying Agency such be-
low described:
The attention of the Agency will be devoted
FirTO the collection of Debts and the payment Taxes
aoiresdenis county IN The Stale Also The redemption
Lands,
adverse claims, examination and perfection Of Tile =
To give emeeney 10 this most important branch OF tho Age
me services OF an energetic and responsible Attorney each
that the undersigned himself praeal Lawye
several experience IN this branch Ohio,
fol is full that all business depsument be
ie,ded 10 with fidelity and dispatch.
Seeond-To the oseculon OF claims agans Gov
ermen procuring Land Warrants Patent and Pensoa
unler the various PrnsiOn Laws. &c
TO give efficiency this branch of Agency
dsing uished and responsible Attorney and Counsellor
Washington and experience this department. las been
T1dA Ter miscellaneous agencies may inuued
Inc of t.-< Office.
FOHrAIhe taxing of DISPOSITIONS Aueslsion Of all nsul
mcnts requiring seal
requiring money for tie benefit OF nds-
uas the requisite funds be transmitted
ronp attention 20 ell letter q business that prepaid Al
dress, ' NIX SCOTT
sNDLASPoLls, IED.
gJ-Geo Taylor ESQ., Attorney Counselor Al Law
leed with and authorized transact any business Of the above
agency once as above
Hon lsaa Bsekord Judge of the Supreme Court for the Stale
Of Indiana.
Hon. Samuel Perkins, Judge Of the Sumems Cour The
state OF Indiana.
Hon VIM Brown, Editor Of State Sentinel.
inc. ID. Defrees Esq, Editor Of Stale Journal
Messrs. Ellis & Spann Editors Of the Statesman.
Messrs Elder and Hsrkness, Editors Of The Locomotive
x. r UndcrhiH, Esq
VIM. Sheets. Esq
C. b. Davis, ESQ.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
Appearances

1t is Of the annoyances of poverty that it
debars from many privileges, which at first
glance, seem to be exclusively his. rich man cen
afford to dress stability than poor one. A
wealthy merchant shabby coat, but his clerk,
on three hundred a year of the latest
style and having the exactest fit. owning a
block Of city buildings afford the second
story OF one cheaper than any of his ow for his family
residence bat bis Penniess neighb0r must take whole
house. have his the door, and nobody eses sign
'front.' give up his hopes of getting business
bankers wife afford TO receive calls in x-peny
calico dress but The lady Of friend whose only
earthly his salary OF a thousand per annum
must be in her paror but in silk something
equally costly. An heires goes into the country with
three shilling bonnet and looks $50 and lovely
without grain of jewelry about herr while the Jour
neywoman milllner must her four dollar bonnet
and be loaded with golden ornaments, all to of
her three dollars, wages per week rich man may
anuse himself Of morning playing the Croton upon
his sidewalk and the plants his yard Ii in our
medIocrity, If not in poverty, do IT. must rise with
the sun, and be through with the refreshing
before neighbor looks of his front door, or we
are degraded to the level of Imam servant" Your
millionaire refuse t. subscribe benevolent effort
if decline. If he gives Of his income
sum larger thsn entered in book,
ne IS aPPsuded. When give TO the amount of the
hundre part Of our salary, we are ashamed
doctor Of divinity afford "a Shocking
bad hat :; The young icentiae always sport new
one, and not bought in the Bowery either A
wealthy physician afford make his calls on foot
as Dr john sason " od always did when his practice
amounted to more than $40 900 per annum, or avail
himself OF an omnibus when il is his route. The
young and unsno yn physician, who feels that he is as
rich as Croesus In the remote prospect of 81 400
make his calls In gig, attend the patron
out Of whm he confidently expects get one quarter
Of that very respectable amount of money. lawyer
in good practice afford walk esurey across the
Park Young and brieess limb of the law always
carry ckage tied with red tape. alway look heated
perplexed and overrnn with business.
And a wealth of reputation is sometimes no less ser.
viceabe than money. General Cass when he addressed
the "'nterrfed," at Tammany, could afford to throw
off his coat, stock. and vest. Your unknown orator
who defeated candidate for any thing higher
than Inspector Of Elections. must buy new coat for
such occasion, and spend extra hafhour at the
BARRIERS before venturng his specify. r. Times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY,
CITY OE WASHINGTON ID q
The direction of aaron Haigh Palmer, COrnse

) The direction of aaron Haigh Palmer. Counselor
Of the Supreme Court Of the United States.
For The prosecution and OF claims the UHec
Ses before Congress- The Executive Departments Boards
Commissioners sitting in Washington
, Settlement of with the Navy
General Post Office and Departments ohaaing the
Of Fines Pena and Foreues FIR seged Violations
Of the Revenue OF other laws Of the United Saes
United
Foreign Governments and
Cnder the Pension Laws OF the u s
L. Recovery Of nebts Legacs and nheanees in the United
Smies and Foreign Countries
Investments in SECURITIES collections genei
all remttances OF Europe and ote business
Purchase Of Lands for Foreign Enlgranis, &c.
The undersigned mode few since
TN Bruan, France Belgium, Holn Germany. &c,
The immediate auspices of Aessr v. NJ Potchc
ami other eminent Bankers Of London and Pan business
nerled with the neyOcson of United States and Stale SECURITIES
an he has the advantage Of beng vnaby rcWn the
es1ine Bankers The chief cities Europe He has ceu and
able correspondents the and Terores Of the
On and Sub Agencies in the principal commercial cities thereof
Prompt and faithful attention viii be given al business eonhded
10 ihe Agency.
Office opposite tie Treasury Department
AARON II PALMER,
Washington, May lsi 1852. wilards Hotel.
The undersigned has duly appointed sole fr ndana
the above Agency the in Umonl and will give his
and faithful all business conhded h personal
requiring be transacted this Elsewhere
he United States Of the U through
the principal Office al Washington
w. Mex. SCOTT,
Real Estate and General gent
Ind annapolis. Ind.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

Ware House No. 10 Front ST. eet ba. Main and Walnut
FeNHE above woodcut OF single geared 'ueen OF the
We Breaker Of great strength dursbity
nd ease OF operation. -.rl
We place useful contrivance on Mills by which
a Mill into a Mill;
mmues work 10 pot il take of
We manufacture portable Mills single and double geaTed bes
quality of French burrs TO grind Wheat Corn and Stock Feeds
calculated for steam wssr or horse power These mills have
oner make OF Wills OF our city, State Fairs and have never
faded TO carry of the first premunon occasion awarded
beautiful silver medal Our mills ase took two first premiums
AiSO-Porabe Saw Mills 10 be b. wafer or horse
power This Mil was exhibited operation by horse pwer al
the ONO State Far $780, when II was awarded premium ana
AisO-DiHereni portable powers
gnes All articles for OF operation simplicity usefulness
ans are sy none now "a use no
cost OF transportation AID the money refunded.
For full description and testimonials OF merit and usefulness
sees S TO eur ab ANGLE Orders repec
fuly solicit d. ISAAC sTRAUC & co.
ling Burrows Mil at our state FAIR lasI a was bosleros
about his Mill and conrageous entered into verbal agreement
qusy and quantity be The Of both nils at each and
every trial:
Straub n IS inch Mill
Burrows a Co. o 90 inch Mil
SECOND TRIAL.
sranb p inch Milk E9
Co, "a inch Mill ~ - =
Straub 10 run a 20 inch Mill;
Burrows 4 Co. a 30 inch Mil
append challenge grind cob feed out of
whole Of corn
attachment s article qt too is Premium at che Ohio STATE
FAIR last fall against "a inch Burrows Nil and w stewart
appehensive of risky business have entire APP
probation Mr. Pomeroy's Corn cusher an asxsry
combined productions OF the three mills just yc"
pleased then you can draw few hosre dollars as stakes put n
straight into The merits OF thing. ISAAC s rRAUB
To J. H. BuRRows Co sepi3o-d&wam
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

VA letter from ar intelligent American, resident
St. Petersburgh. is published in the Salem MASS
Register. IL says that the Emperor Of Russia has
gained expededtion ts Japan, consisting Of fg-
ate, tender. and steamer to be placed under
the command Of Vice Admiral Poatatine. II is said
be for scientific purposes bat il is pretty certain it is
sent to watch the American expedition, Of which they
are almost ridculously jealous.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
Commercial Institute of Indianapolis,


open at all times reception PUP
The bes cncinnat College now furnishes aevsntsses eo TO a
Insttuon in Inc yye for fI and tIroueh Commercial EducE
tol whilst the cost is little one half Of offers.
The Studies OF Tie Full Course those necessary for complete
and thorough Education, and four distinct
FIRST CLASS -DoUBLz ENTRY Book RKePNs This embrS.
usders and ners,
Steam Boating, AMI Foreign Shipping and general COMMISSION bus
mess including the method Of keeping the auxiIy books.
book Invoice book Current boOS, sc
THE SECOND CLASS embraces The Laws Customs and Usages
THIRD CLASS -MERcANrnE cEnbrsees Calcu-
aon Interest Discount Loss and GAIN Commission AID Broker
age Equation Payments Direct and Indirect Exchange &c Sc
on r6 Ss 1T and RPS %ssSd % Embrace. the
relating Traders, Partnerships Cooperation and Pnei
rin. Fire and Lire Insurance Contracts win carriers for hiring
service Sales and the nature of GuaIaDees and lastly those
nPce Carts of Admission Full Course occupying from
A Partial COURSE Embracing The Scientific la Of the
Lectures Mercantile Arithmetic and Commercial Law
lion of the Partial Course continue through Full Curse
B7Pce Of Cards Of Admission 10 Pas Course Sl250
FNo admitiaee as Pupil in either without first
laiI'ng Card Of Admission from from the PrneipaL
valuable the Merchant be Known will be delivered through
Diploma granted only those who satisfactory
animation al the completion Of a Full Course -, - ~.
day Of each month although Pupils admitted al any Tine
We, undersigned by special acting the Board
OF the Commercial Institute of indianapolis do certify
thai have attended the examination the graduating
said Institution and find said class well acquainted witt
Double Entry Book
well expected their and opportunities selua practice
sdred We believe them have received from their present h
strucior horo gh drilling in this all important branch OF CommeT-
Education which, steadily observed and properly practices
upon ard valuable citizens,
we would recommend following named members Of s
present class receive Diplomas, to-wlt
NJ Dorsey, Hezekah w ROBBERS, Semue
R. Haugh John T. Ferguson George w Dorsey
l0as McCarty IT. T. Brown, snd fyra Montgomery.
in conclusion would congratulate the citizens Indian
having in their power paronize home Institution
Commercial education where much m airon short tu
expense, and mind the pa Of
guardians and we believe will be lmTmed ohe
sim lar Institution N the West q r NORRIS,
DAVID Wi IIANIS.
WA. SULLIVAN
C. Il. DAVIS,
BENZ. l. LANG
INDIANAPOLIS May 20, 1851.
shall Of the PrneIps furnish al the grar
yates may desire immediate employ
mei business any NJ the Stat
who may accountants inm him q The
saag all particulars and he viii Try and send him well quail
fed IN every particular
"Reminiscences have been made with Of the largest
best Boarding houses In the City board and lodge al lie Students
ou abroad week making The Of boar
,g Tuition Stationary about $1,000 the price OF rn alone
m the Cincinnati Colleges JaiylI-lydSw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
- bright
The lamps saone Ger brown women and sl4eE menl"

The Etile negroes were qyrating about among the
la, in clean aprons trousers pnching one
an h-rs ears, and pulling anoher's wpoly hair for
vey merrImenf and receiving in return amonitory cuffs
here and there from grave. white kerchiefed
"Auniy."
AT length 'Uacle Alan" gave the signal by stepping
into the hpOf he a venerable looking erizzly-
h AIDED old whose dig1iIy Of preacher gave him
great weight among his e,lored brethren The dark
mss parts and Rhine, leaning anguidiy on the arm
of her chosen gIded forward, followed by the
II attendants. Al We're bridally attre1 and the veil
hoatei b7coningy the mahogany shoulders Of
thu bride rhe hands 81 all duly encased white
cotton glove-, with the exception Of Rhine, who sport
sp Hless kids. When Uncle Adam" directed the
gr take his betrothed' hand there deal Of
III erna from the difficulty Of drawing off the tight
81 We. At last the bridesmaid succeeded in accom-
Pill hing but without severng the thumb in her
Ell rts, which the litter became for few moments
uproarious peal bat shake Of the preachers head
re- tored silence and he went
Do you, brother Sampson, take SHADY whose hand
you've got bold Of, 10 be your weddn' we-and do
you promise afore God and these white ladies that
you're gwine to be lovin' husband 10 hertz
Yes sif" promptly responded brother Sampson, with
as decided bob Of the head the stiffness Of his high
standing collar would permit.
And do you sister Rhine, promis to take this gen.
teman TO De your weddin' husband and not give him
up for nobody else till death you does partlD
The yelled head dropped in gentle affirmation
Kiss your bride, brother Sampsonw
The groom turned TO do he was bidden but the
luetrish Rhine fargetiu of her position and her ne
dignity, wbired on her heel escape the pouag Inns
that proered, and lost for little while TO
our vew among the laughing groups that closed around
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

r-A whale up the St. Johns river Florida on
the ~ instant and went ashore Pablo creek where
II was killed. II was estimated that oil worth $1,000
would be obtained from the blubber.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

HAR G.. BENZ. SMITHS Celebrated Indian Vegetable suss
Coated Pills. sold by Wholesale and retail n
Focfa0 HANNAMAN DUzAN'S Drug Store
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
Westward the Star OF Reform takes onward Course.
NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS!

NUTICE TO DKUGGlSTB AND PH1sICIAFS!
AZ would respectfully call the of and deal
We medicines full and large
of pure We receiving and opening Crude and
PowDERED also the various COMPOUNDS prepared from Medicines
introduced by Beach, Mason, Thompson Howard and others
Also. EXTRACTS, concentrates articles hnd od and powdered
ecacou character having been tested thoroughly for
twenty years superior qualify OF Pse Medical
Iscxoys winch pre- sell wholesale retail
Our stock consists in ps 4, of
sfesn Bird Pepper. seulcap,
Bayasrry, Ladies' Slipper or Nerviue,
Gss< er, jamaica Unicorn,
kSixger, African, Witch Hazel,
Ginger Race, Raspberry
f,obela Tnhafs See Golden Seal,
~, &c &c [c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

tEOCERIES-Om Fall Stock Of Groceries slarge and
y .lete-seecied with by of the firm We invite
examination of articles and prices feeling conf
en- give satisfaction,
eui stock consists. in part as follows:
Ito half Chests and Boxes gross American Mustard
Young Hyson, Imperial, cases English do:
y ack and Gun Powder Teas All kinds of ground Spices
lt0 ags prime Rio Coffee; IS gross Mason Backing
60 packets OF old Gov. lava 500 900 Percussion Caps;
Coffee; 100 bags Shot
ID Lagura Coffee; 1900 lbs Bar Lead
80 ahds New Orleans Sugar; SO kegs Gun Powder
- ibis crushed and powdered IS boxes assorted Tobacco
Sugar; 100000 half Spanish Cigars
bis of n. Molasses;
ID ibis sugar House MoiasseS; $4,000 imported do;
5 obs clarified Syrup 100 dozen Blooms;
80 ibis No and Maekerel; 30 dozen Zinc Washbosrd
Salmon so dozen Wood Buckets
lrums Goldfish; Is nesis Tubs
10 boxes Herrngs = IS boxes common Soap
Sd boxes Raisins; Is ioxes Tallow Candles;
casks Currants IS boxes Candles,
90 pounds Candy; so boxes Shaving and Toilet
Nut, of various kinds Soaps;
1 bags Pepper, 10 bales Batting;
g bags AIspce; 20 bales Candiewick;
IOi lbs Nulmegs; 10 bales Cotton Irvine;
20 lbs Cloves; Bed Cords, Hemp Irvine, Seine
TO- mats Cinnamon Twine &c. &c.
Vrft ping paper;
FIJI sale by BROWNING d MAYER
nosi7 Washington ; the Stale House
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
Iun,.~.rn.r.M Nav %. 1851.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 20, 1851.
n B II shall be the ann Of the
yates of this Institution who may
melt; he therefore requests busln'
who may be in want Of good accor
slatiag all particulars, and he viii
fed IN every particular.
~ ARRANGEMENTS have been
best Boarding houses In the City L
from abroad al - 20 per week, ma
iisg, Tuition, and Stationary, about
m The Cincinnati Colleges.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

UFFalse eloquence, like the prismatic glass,
ITS gaudy colors spreads on every place.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23


~ Herr &c. &c, &c. &c.
ALso-ExTRAcTS.
SOLID. POWDERED.
Cypripednm: agiause OF a b'ueIhuf S na ~ -.
fAlchohoic;s csupatorium Perp 5Hhs uana:aies
Z" Aqueous rerl- e-opnaS.n''
Iebelis Infaia; AFsln oDhofss @ sS Sp~u..T
Capscum, A A; 1ah'hoNyh fEf shoS"i
Snilinga Sculciaras .
petelis. Hydrass; Hydrails'
-rer,. ts u fSeranium: every
sraari,,, Nacrosvr. .,a iicle thai VIII
Tpc,r $3.50 Zsenlana: admit Of the
a,esr;~., :
Also spices Ground and Crude Nmegs Cinnamon Pepper
Mace Aspice Ginger, Cloves DC
Also variety Canary Caraway Tax hemp
Fennel. CasdoHan, L3hela
keeping variety of Grass Seeds Field SEEDS
Flower and Garden Seeds. l1lfizt "a
will be full and complete, ana would nvile all TO esh
examine u quality OF our goods and rrces 80
we buv our cash, and VIII sei low South
ride Washington street, the Palmer House ndanapols
dec29-1yd6w t - = 4. fOfb az Co =
,usosi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FARMERS, AND RAIL
ROAD ooMPANlES--Wc prepared TO furnish you
genuine OSA6 ORANGE SEED the pans any qnanl-
" upon shonoce and reasonable as they can be procured
elsewhere
IN economy security, Durability. fence they
passed other ndneemens oertd, pecunary Interest
alone should suffice Railroad Companies also will hnd to hs
roads They being admirably well adapted purpose-no
teg subject take ire and buri hike enclosures made OF
combusbe materials. Ilf1iF ts.L- 90 B.
These seeds occurred an Texas by Mr.
tho has been for their collection
eutuel unoer his supeyssIon with much and
We ssy recommend hemhey have in no instance
know faled TO give satisfaction Is.
oats diva WI = - .1-.@f - '-f'lf Agerf~