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Democratic Convention.

The Democracy Of Putnam County,
are Hereby notified that the annual meet
ing Of the members o. the Democratic
party; will be held at the usual place Of
holding elections in the several townships,
on Monday, The 4th day Of April, 4. d.
1853, between the hours Of ten O'Clock,
A. M. and four o'clock, P. M. for the
nomination of The following County Off
GERS, to wit: One Commissioner end one
Sheriff.
The Committee submit the following
resolution of previous Conventions of the
party.
ReSolred, Tha; The Central Committee e
shall appoint one Judge of each Town
ship board, and an alternate Judge 10
serve in his absence, at each nominating
poll taken in the several Townships.
In compliance with the above resolu-
ton they have appointed The following
9 entlemen.
Monroe-George Barnes.
PGry-Seneca DemmLck, Sias Nc
Clish.
Monterey William Reckert, Conrad
Henry.
Jackson-C. S. Martin, Henry Co.
mer
Jennings-u. ]. Bnhmer, Henry
Rnabe.
Sugar Creck-WillIam Cratill, Asa
Johnston. .
Union-IIir1m Sarber, Hugh Crawford,
Greensburg-J, P. Simon, Benjamin
Kikendall.
Liberty. = George HagIe, Henry
Greene.
OHowa-Theodo Usage, J. M. Ra-
dabaugh.
Pieusant-Allen Edmonds, A. D..
Smith.
Riley-Henry Ki'lhefGer, John Llcn-
bill
Blanchard - John Simpson, James
French.
Van Buren William Fitzpatrick,
Nicholas Crist.
The annual assembly of the Conven-
lion Of three delegates from each Town
ship for the purpose Of counting tile
popular vote and declaring the persons
nominated; will NEE, at the Court
House in Kaido, on Thursday ;he 9Th
day ofApriI, A. b. 1858, at IL O'Clock,
M. and for the discharge of all such other
business as may legiiinately come before
them; The rules for the government of
the party haze heretofore been published.
S. SUTTON, HENRY BYAL,
ADDISON Crow, JOHN PARRISH,
e. A. HUssoN, o. W. CRAwFIs,
l.. DE LUCENAY, SENECA DEMMncK,
democratic Central Committee.
March 2, 1853.
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BREv1TY.-The following is said to he
n speech made recently in the United
States Senate by Mr.. P,t.l, the new
Senator from Indiana.
The Pacific Railroad bill being under
discussion, Mr. Petit said:
Mr.. President, there are four reasons
why shall vote against this bill.
/. Because it commits Congress to
the power of incorporation--a dangerous
and anil Democratic doctrine.
2. Because it commits us TO wi d
system of Internal improvement, denied
by our creed, ind dangerous 10 The
wholesome notion Of the State and
Federal Governments.
3. Because it burdens and clogs The
incoming Administration with load that
it ought not, against its will, to carry. II
this bill passes, Mr. Pierce may we'll ask
TO be saved from his friends.
4. Because the Wings are for it, with
the evident design, as think, of fas'en-
ing upon US those edons principles and
this dangerous policy. Laughter
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question be decided by majority, Of the
votes given thereon in favor Ot subscription,
such decision shall have the same effect
and force as if mddo at the first election.
Sec. 8 Said commissioners shali allow
said sheriff, auditor and the publishers of
said papers, reasonable fees ior their servieos
under this act, AMI the said commissioners
shall be entitled 10 the same per diem al
lowance for the time occupied in The dIs@
charge Of any Of the duties imposed on them
by this act, as they are now, or may here
after be, by law allowed for other services.
Sec. 9. Any two of said commissioners
may do and perform any act or Thing which
the said commissioners are by this act au'
thorized or required to do or perform.
Sec. 10. The corporate authorities of
the town of Springfield, and tho trustees OF
any township in Clark county, may sub
scribe to the capital stock Of any ruilroud
company, portion Of whose road is located
in said county, Ony sum not exceeding fifty
! thousand dollars; und to pay the same they
! may adopt the same means, and exercise tho
same powers as are given by this act t., the
county commissioners; provided, thut no
such subscription shall be made until after
the question of subscription, shall be sub
mitted to The people of said town or town
ships, and authority given by majority
vote, at any election held for that purpose;
provided, also, that the total amount of SUBJ
scription made IN pursuance of this act,
shall not exceed tho sum of one Thousand
dollars. .-,,
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
CHARLES &. CONVERS, Z
Speaker Of the Senate.
March s, 1850,
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validated for any inrornaltty in the Issuing, execution

validated for any informally in the issuing execution
transfer or snIe ofte same.
Sec. 0. That the CINCINNATI, Hamilton aud Day.
ton railrod company are hereby authorized and EN-.
powered to lend its money credit in such amounts
rs may be deemed eGpedient, TO the Dayton and
Michigan railroad company, 10 aid In the construction
OF tie said road md the extension OF snd rnoad
to the Mich ryan Stote line IL said company shu at
any time deem said extension expedient-and for
tlispurpose the Cincinnu Hamilton aud Dayton rail.
road company may guarantee the payment ofany notes
or honds of such Dayton and Michigan railroud CON.
pany or by the corporate authorities 0fany city or
or by the county commissioners of any county or
trustees ofauy township, for the aid and heneft Of
said company. in pursuance OF the provisions OF
this act. and such guarantee shall he valid and
binding, and the said ntinnat Hamilton ard Day.
ton railroad company may also hold and own, by
subscription and transfer any number Of shares OF
the capital stock of said company.
JOHN +. MORSE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March 5, 1851. 81,
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ROAD NOTICE.

GABRIEL Beare, and the unknown owner OF th'
NJeast half ofte north east qudrer ofsection thirty
in township one north range eight cast. will takt
notice that the viewers and snrveyer appointed by
the Commissioners ofPutnam County, at their Marcl
session 1853, to view and survey certain County
Road hereinafter described, Petioned TO be located
and established as county road, will meet a. tie
house of Nathaniel Mcclure in Blanchard township
In said County, on the l7th dny Of May or within yt
days thereafter, to view survey and locate the fol
lowing county road, commencing the voad running
fram IIarmons Mill north to tho Suga' RiGge at Tie
section line between sections twenty and twenty nint
in Blanchard township, thence west on the section
line until it ntersects the township line between OF
tawa and Blanchard townships.
WILLIAM S. HlCKERSON,
Principal Petitioner.
March %, 1858.
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NOTICE.

N OTICE is hereby given to the qualified
IN electors of Liberty Township, Putnam
county, Ohio. that vote will be taken at the
annual election, on the FIRST Monday of April
for and against the subscription, by the
Trustees of said Township, of um not tc
exceed Ten Thousand Dollars, to the Capita
Stock Of the Dayton and Michigan Railroad
COMPANY. Those voting for said subscrip-
lion shall have the following phrase printed
or written on their tickets or ballots: "For
subscrip ption." Those voting against said
subscriptio shall have the words, against
Subscription" printed or written on the
ticketso or ballots. The election to bo con.
Quoted according to the provision of the sub
jcined acts so far as practicable.
JOHN B. FRUCIlEY, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam Co., O.. Feb. % 1858
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A wild man named Goings, original,
from East Tennessee, who has been
living in the hollow Of trees and caves
and who has frequently Been mentioned
in the newspapers, was recently captured
near Florence, Alabama. lie is from 25
10 80 years Of age, He bad been sur,
prised several times by parties, and tales
Of romantic encounters with him were
deemed fabulous heretofore. Lest De-
cember an attempt was made TO capture
him, but he eludcd his pursners, and
fcrsook his then quarters in the hollow
Of chestnut tree. A pack of hounds
afterwards got on his trail, but owing TO
the rugged character Of the country, the
horsemen could not keep mp, and the
fugitive was los, in the waters of Shoa'
Creek. All further pursuit was then
abandoned, and many believed the whole
story fabulous, until last Sunday week, a
boy, belonging TO A. P. Nicely, reported
10 his master that he had seen man
upon the bluffs near no'ed cave, on the
plantation Of Judge Posey. Mr., Nicely
Immediately collected number of gentle,
men, and proceeded 10 The sPo, indicated.
The day was one of the most inclemeni
OF The season. On nearing the mouth of
the cave, they discovered the shivering
form of the poor wretch buried beneath
covering of straw. He paid no atlen-
ton TO their summons TO come forth, and
one of the company (thoughtlessly we
hope) tossed in a dog, which, making a
furious assault, bought The hapless Re-
cluse to his feet. He then came out in
a state of almost perfect nudity, present.
ing picture Of abjec' misery aud squalid
wretcbedness, which utterly beEgars all
description and we shall rot attempt ii.
He appeared perfectly sane. but gave no
satisfactory reasons for his singular con-
duct, beyond general charge that the
world had treated him badly, and he had
determined TO come out from il. He
protested that he had done no man harm,
and begged to be allowed to continue his
solitary lie, but he finally agreed to 60
home with Mr.. Easirage, which he did,
aud when we last heard Of him he was
Suffering from violent cold, contracted
no doubt by his sndden change from a
worse than savage to civilized life.
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The BOOK OF THE SEASON!
SlOO TO 5000 PER MONTH!

$l0O TO $500 PER MONTH!
Vx7ANTED IMMEDIATELY,--A large
w number of agents to engage in the
sale Of new and very popular work just
published. l, is a book that wil sell to
almost every family in the West, and any ac-
tive man can clear from five to eight dollars
per day.
Our other publications are very saleable
and we offer extraordinary inducements for
agents.
Full particulars given by addressing. post
paid, TOOKER s. GATCHEL,
Publishers, Clere'and, q
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NOTICE.

M Office is hereby given to the qualified
In electors Of Ottowa Township, Putnam
county, Ohio, that vote will be taken at
the annual election, on the first Monday of
April, tor and against the subscription, by
the Trustees of said Township, of sum not
to exceed Ten thousand Dollars, TO the
Capital Stock of the Dayton and Michigan
Railroad Company. These voting for said
subscription shall have the following phrase
printed or written on their tickets or ballots
"For Subscription" Those voting against
said subscription shall have the words,
"Agalns: Subscription" printed or written
on their tickets or ballo,s The election to
be conducted according 10 the provisions Of
the subJoined acts so far as practicable.
JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFYIcE,
Kalida. Putnam Co.. O., Feb. 2s, 1859
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A Washington letter writer describing
men and things in Washington, just now,
remarks: "There are bu. few young
men in the crowd now at Washington. .
Fail three lourihs of the persons at the
Hotels are men over lony>fve years OF
age; and il is a rare thing to hear a man
addressed excep, as Judge Colonel,
'Major,' General or at leas: Captain. :"
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Z III A l II = nj A KING
AND
BEDSTEAD MANUFACTURING.
EMILE A. EIISsnN

EMILE A. KUSsoN
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his old Gus.
Ia toners and the public that he has re-
turned to VAUGHNSVILLE Ohio, where
he hos again commenced the business Of
CII AIR nj AKING
In all its branches: Sofas, Settees, Arm
Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Tables. Plain and
French Fancy Chairs, and all varieties ofwork
in that line kept on hand and made to order,
which will compare for finish, exec ition and
substantial workmanship with any in the
State.
He has also purchased Lewis PatentRight
for Screw
L3H1 DyHLm ADDS
And is prepared to furnish Plain and Fancy
Bedsteads of superior quality to all who
may favor him with their custom.
House, Sign, and Ornamental
PAINTTNG
Executed with readiness and despatch.
Orders from distance punctua!ly attended
to. April rs, 1852.
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rTV. B. PALMER, at New York, Boston.
ana Philadelphia. is our only agent in these
cities for advertising and subscription pur-
poses. All arrangements maze with him,
on our account will be treated as if made
dirocilY with this office.
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Mr.. EDITOR. Please announce the name
of CLARK II. RICE, as candidate for the
Office of County Commissioner, subject to
the decision Of the popular vote convention
to be held on the 4th day Of april.
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A PLEASANT THOUGHT.

There's not q heath, however rude.
But hath some little howe
To brighten up it's solitude,
And scent the evening hour.
There's not heart however cast,
BY grief and sorrow dewn,
But hath some memory of the past,
To love and call its own.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

JOHN B. FRUCHEY will be a candidate
for re. nomination to the Office Of Sheriff, at
the Democratic Popular Vote Con' ention,
next April, and subject to the decision OF the
Democracy then to be made.
March d, 1853. HIS FRIENDS. .
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WHAT CAN BE GOT
FOR FIVE DOLLARS

The undersigned have entered into al
arrangement by which they agree to furnish
he Knickerbocker Magazine, (monthly,) .he
Home Journal. (weekly.) and the Musica
World and Times. (weekly,) to new subscII
bers, at the very moderate price Of five dol
lars year for The three publications; all or.
ders, enclosing that amount to Dyer & Viii.
lis, will be promptly attended to.
SAN UEL HOUSTON,
Publisher Of the Knickerbocker.
MORRIS & WILLIS,
Publishers of the Home Journal.
DYER 81 WILLIS,
Publishers Of the MusicGl World & Times.
257 Broadway New Nork
Grand Library end Artistic Combination.
Arrangements have been ma de to furnis sh
the Knickerbocker Magazine, the Home
Journal, and the New York Musical World
and Times, to New Subscribers, for five
dollars year! This is cheap literature;
with n vengeance. The Knickerbocker is
the Musical World and Times. So; making
eight dollars wear at the usual rates. That
three such works can be obtained for five
dollas year, Is fact truly worthy the Gallo
ric age, which is just nowbeing ushered In.
of the Knickerbocker NJ agazine, edited by
Lewis Gaylord Clark, it is unnecessary to
speak. For twenty years it has been the
most genial humurous, and spicy "monthly'
in the world and the present volume will be
better than any which preceded it. The
Home Journal, edited by Geo. ?. Morris, and
| N. P. Willis, is well known as the bes
e. thn AL
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THNHE citizensof Putnam and the adjoining
Il counties, and the travelling public gen.
orally are respectfully informed. that T. R.
Mcclure has purchased the above well
known stand, and which he is fitting up for
the reception and accommodation of travel
ers, and where he will be at all times ready
to entertain his old customers and the travel
ing public generally.
AS Mr.. McC. is we'll known as Landlord
and the accommodations of tue KALIDA
HOTEL, its STABLES, &C., are well known
to be ample, he deems it unnecessary to say
more than lha! his best excrtions will be
given to cater for the tastes and comfort o
the travelling public, who may give him o
call, and that he is determined to provide the
best the country affords.
February | 1850. 46lZ
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John r Mcdowell and Mat.
thew s. Mcdowell Admins.
tr"tors of James w. Nc.
powell. deceased,
Court Of Probate.
Petition to sell Lands


Claiis NJ. Mcdowell, ct ali
TO Clnrissa NJ. Mcdowell, Robert Mcdowell
l. Abraham Mcdowell, Thomas M. Mcdowell
Thomas Clancy, Eliza Jane Chaney, John s. Conine,
Hannah NJ. Conine, and the unknown heirs Of the
body of Sally Miller who are heirs and egnI pre-.
sentatives of James ", Mcdowell deceased. You
are herebyinformed that onhe 23d day OF February
D. 1883 said Administrators filed their petition in the
Court of Probate OF Putnam County, Ohio: the OBJ.
ject md prayer ofwhch peitions to obtain order
for the sale the following real estate of which the
said james ". Nc cDowell died seized; or much
thereof as may he necessary to pay the debts snd
deco dent to wit The half of the fractional part
olhe north west quarter dissection ninete en- in town
ship north range eight east; and the east half OF
the west fractional part of the south quarter of
section eighteen in township enc north range eight
east in Putnam County, Ohio; containing in all sixty
nine and twenty-five undrc dths acre OF land. Said
petition viii be for hearing the first day April
A. D. 1858.
A. BUDD, Sol for petitioners.
February "a, 1858.
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PETITION TO SELL LANDS.

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Myron Moulton, Administrator
Of Christian Meyers, decoased, Court Of Probate.
VS..
Elisabeth Smith. ct. al.
TITO Elisabeth Smith, Lydia MouIton. David .Meyres
! Elam Myers and Charles w. Myers, who are
heirs and LEGAL representatives Of Christian Myers
deceased. You are hereby infer that the 9th
day of March, A. d. 1853. said Administrator filed
his petition in the Court of Prohnte of Putnam
ty, Ohio: The object and prayer Of which petition is tn
ohnin an order for the salG OF the following renl
estate of which the said Christian Myers died seized
or 30 much thereof MS may he "ecessary tu pay the
debts of said deccdent to witt The south east fraction
of section number eighteen Tls1 township number
owe ri north range number six I6 east, in Putnam
county, Ohio, and containing nnety.two and eighty
five hnndrcdths acres of laud, more or less.
snd Petition will be for hearing OIL the eight day Ot
April, A. D, 1853. ..
rqnrcb q A. n. 1883 Coz
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
ROAD NOTICE.

EOhD nv lCE.
BY DSON Colt, Samuel Blackburn, w,
BA Kinney Blackburn. - Shepher
and Mary Shepher, wife of said Shepher,
heirs and assgnees of Joseph Blackburn,
deceased, will take notice that the viewers
and surveyor appointed by the County Com
missioners of Putnam county, State Of Ohio,
to view and survey certain load hereinafter
described, petitioned to be located and es.
tablished as county road, will meet a;
William B. Thrlp's, in Riley township in
said county, on the 25th day of May, A D
1853, at ten O'Clock, A. M. of said day, to
view and locate the following described road
situate in town one south range eight east,
of said county, commencing on the section
line between sections one and two-thence
south on the section line to the south line OF
said County of Putnam.
LILBURNE w. THRAP,
ROBERT STEWART,
HUGH MCDOWELL.
March 10, 1853. 622dw
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RANCE Town. SECTION. DESCRIPTION. ACRE

The above lands will he sold in tracts Of eighty
acres nj three dollars per in advance or IL part
creai wanted they will he sold in tracts of not less
than one hundred and sixty acres at four dollars per
ncm,-one fourth down and the balance in three
eqlai annual paymsnts with Interest.
THIS Is some of the hest land in Putnam county,
ana Is a Of the very best quality end well adapted to
all agricultural purposes.
Application can he made to the subscribers at the
once In Toledo, Ohio, hy letter (post pad) which
VIII receive prompt attention.
BENNETT g. NYE,
Agents.
Toledo, February 81. 1853. 6os
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NOTICE.

s.r lNOltNE.
NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified
lV electors of Pleasant Township, Putnam
county, Ohio, thnt vote will be taken at the
annual election, on the frsi Monday of A pril
for and against the subscription, by The
Trustees of said Township, of sum not to
exceed Ten Thousand Dollars, to the Capital
Stock Of the Dayton and Michigan Railroad
Company. Those voting for said subscrip-
tion shall have the following phrase printed
or written on their tickets or ballots: "Foi
Subscription" Those voting against said
subscription shall have the words, "Agains,
Subscriptions" printed or written on the
tickets or ballots. The election to be con-
ducted according TO the provision of the sub,
joined acts so far as practicable.
JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SHERIFE's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam Co., o., Feb. %, 1858
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ID EADY Made Clothing = Over
Ia coats, Vests, Cloats, Pantaloons, of the
best quality, at TAYLoKs', Kalida, o.
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NEW GOODS! CHEAP GOODS!! 81
GOOD GOODSM!
SPRING & SUMNER STOCK.

U TUST RECEIVED, AT THE TAYLOR STORE,
~ Kalida, Ohio, the best and most varied
and cheapest assortment OF GOODS suited TO
the Northern market ever offered in this sec
tion Of country, among which arc
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-05

lui nsavait encore lrouy6 que lie brun
clair. ..4-..., .s
Pent-elre serait-il important d'cxpli-
oner aux lccteurs les bellies theories qui
consistent a prouver que III tulipe en-
prunte aux elements ees couleurs; peut-
etre nous sauraiton gre d'ttablir que
rien nest impossible l'horticulteur qui
met cont ribution, par sa patience Ct
son genie, lie feu du soleil, la candeur
de l'eau, les sues de Ia terre ct les souf-
tes de Fair. Mas ce nest pas un traite
Gu general, c'est de l'histoirc dune tuli-
pc en- particulier, que nous avons resolu
d'ecrire nous nous y rentermerons,
quelque attrapans que soient les appats
du sujet juxtaposs au notre. 5sa.s4tg
Boxtei, encore une fois vaincu par In
superiorite de son ennemi, sc dtgonta de
la culture ct, moitie fou, il Sc yona
tout enter a l'obseryation., - ta,a
La maison de son rival 6tait i claire
vote. Jardin ouveIt au soleil, cabinets
wires penetrablcs d la, yue, casters, ar.
moires, boiles ct etiqnettes dams lesquels
lc telescope plougeait faciIement; Box
tel laissa pourrir les oignons sur les cou-
ches, secher les coaues dams leurs Cases,
nourir les tulipes sur les plates. bandcs
ct desormais us,,lt Sd vie ayec sa yue, il
ne s'oecupa que de &c qui SC pa,sait
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-05

pece n'exislait pas meme 'elat dc bis.
tire dams la nature.
&c qui faisait dre.a chacun que les
Iondateurs dn pix eussent aussi blen pu
metre deux millions que cent mile Ii.
vres, la chose etant impossible.
lie monde tuIipier men fnt pas moins
emu de la base son fa1te.
Quelques amateurs prirent l'idee,
mails sans croire ason application; mais
telle est Ia puissance imaginaire des
horticulteurs que tout ell regardant leur
speculation CONNIE marquee a Pasahce,
lis ne pcnserent plus d'abord qua cettc
grande tuIipe noire rtpnthe chimerique,
CONNIE le cygne noir d Horace, ct
CONNIE le merle blanc de la tradition
franeaise.
Van Baerle fnt au uombrc des tuli-
piers qui prirent l'idee; BoxteI fut an
nombre de ceux qni penserent Ia spe-
cujaiiop. Du moment OF van Baerle
cut incruste cette tache dams sa tate
perspicace ct ingenieu>e, il commenca
ientemcnt les semis etles operations, he
cessaires pour amcner du rouge au brun,
ct du brun M brun fonce, les tulipes
Quill await cnItivees jusquc-la. uF
Des ranuee suivantc, il ob!int des
produits dun histre pariait, ct Boxtel les
apercut dams So pIatc-bandc, lorsque