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MEsNARD, President.
Baron t. DE LA Crosse CAMBACEREs,
General REGNAuD D'ANGELY,

Secretaries.
Examined and sealed with the seal of the Senate
s-,} So sor.-. -.E Baron T. DE LA CaossE.
We order that these presents, invested with the
seal of the Senate, and inserted in the Bulletin es
Lois, shall be addressed to the courts tribunals,
and administrative authorities, that they may in
scribe them on their registers, duly observing the
same and causing them to be observed; and our
Secretary Of State for the Department of Justice is
charged to look to their publication.
Given at the Palace OF Compiegne, this s5,h day
of December, 1852. aM*
-H (Signed) a 50 a NAPOLEON.
Countersigned, 3-
-~ AcHILLE FoULD, Minister of State. C.
Examined, and sealed with the great seal,
ABBATUccI, Minister of Justice
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Death Of an Ac.or
New York, January Is Henry Henkins, an
actor note, died here yesterday in his 44th year.
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Office. County. State Postmaster

DISCONTINUED. NIaa
West Sullivan, Hancock county, Maine.
Shawsv:lle, Broome county, New York.
West Tyre, Seneca county, New York.
Lyons Hollow, Steuben county. New York.
Talasha, Newton county, Mississippi.
Meadow River, Greenbrier county, Virginia.
Pungo Ridge, Princess Ann county, Virginia.
White Marsh, Columbus county, North Carolina.
Charenton, st. Mary's county, Louisiana.
Doudsville, Pendleton county, Kentucky.
Shoal Creek, Clinton county, Illinois.
Double Oak, Camden county, Missouri.
CHANGE OF NAMES.
North Woodstock, Windham county, Connecti-
ut-name changed to s'East Woodstock
Chestnut Grove, Pittsylvania county, Virginia
name changed to eWhitmell.''
Melville, Cherokee county, Georgia - name
changed to "Foster Mills y "a
------------------
fhz- Mr. c. w. James, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, !
our General Travelling agent for the Western
States, assisted By John T. Dent, H. J. Thomas, o.
j. Duer, G. NJ. L. Wiseman, Isaac Bartsett,-R G.
Cbok, H. T. Nilds, and Il. r. Bro,onell
Receipts of either scill be good.
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Post Office Operations. s5s
The POSTMASTER GENERAL has established, dis.
continued, and changed the names of the follow
ing Post Offices during the week ending Satur-
day, January Is, 1858.
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GOPP's PAVILION, Louisiana Avenue,
~ near Sixth Street, Washington, ID. c.
Gentlemen will be accommodated with the best of
Board at So so per week, or Board and Lodging
on reasonable terms. Bathing rooms, with abun-
dance OF water hot and cold, with to wait
upon gentlemen, if desired. Only twenty five
cents for BATH
Jan l3
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TEMPERANCE HOTEL.-L w. WORTH.
L 1NGTON keeps on D street, three doors east
of Tenth street, a Temperance House, where stran-
gers can be accommodated with good board and
lodging on moderate terms. a.s-.4' s.
Ian l8-d4t* a#zE. sag-f..... 49,.
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BANK OF MIssouRI.-The charter of this bank
expires in 1857, and question of its recharer is
beginning to be mooted.
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MoNUMENT TO CALHouN.-The Charleston Mer-
curry, in publishing the proceedings of meeting
of the Calhoun Association of st. Johns Colleton
in regard to the erection of monument to John
G. Calhoun, remarks:
"We cannot but unite our regrets with those
expressed at the unworthy apathy which has pre-
vailed in the noble effort to commemorate the love
of Carolina for her greatest son. While the fame
of Clay and Webster, and of lesser lights, are
being perpetuated by the pencil and the chisel,
monument proclaims to the rising and to the
eyes of men the undying deeds of Calhoun. 1t is
not that the people of this State Indifferent to
his fame, that their affection for him grows dim.
Why then is the testimonial not erected? If the
mention of the subject is not its own advocate, no
other appeal can avail"
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DOPULAR SUPERSTITIONS, and the truths
Il contained therein. with account of Mes
merism. by Herbert Mayo, M. D. sE
Bonds Dental Medicine; new edition. 81;
Chit Chat, or Short Tales in Short Words.
,a isis TAYLOR & MAURY,
Nov Q s booksellers, near 9th st
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GRAmencY HOUSE,

GRAMERCY HOUSE, 49,
Broadway and Twentieth Street, New York
TINE PROPRIETORS Of this Hotel beg to an
/ nounce to their patrons and the travelling
public that they have just completed an extensive
addition to their house, and can now accommodate
several families in elegant suits apartnents with
without private table. Also number of hand
some rooms for singfe gentlemen, richly furnished
Nov l5-3m as& DONALD & CO.
HUGHES, DUPUY AND GRIEVANCE,
IMPORTERS oFFANcYG GODS, Jet end BerIin
= iron Goods, Bone, Jet and Berlin Iron Bracelets.
brooches. combs. &C.. Buttons of all kinds, Brush
es' PERCUSSION Caps limitation Jewelry, Fans of ell
ume LEG. ana Gaahies, Silk and Fancy Dress
and Eyes, &C., sc.
Depot for the most superior quality of French
Accordeons and Flutinas
NO. 10 William street, Cup stairs,) New York.
The newest Paris fancy articles received nv eve.
fy steeHer from Europe. Oct 19-3ip
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10 DRUGGISTS AND MERCHANTS
THROUGHOUT THE UNION.

N B. MCCULLOUGH, Manufacturer and Deal
LIE er in Paints, Oils, &C., No. 14l Maiden
Lane, New York, respectfully invites the attention
of Druggists and Merchants throughout the Union
to his large and extensive assortment of PAINTS,
OILS, Sc. of the BEST AND PURESF QUAIL
TIES, which he offers for sale on very moderate
terms, both TO cash and close time buyers. Below
are enumerated some of the leading ARTICLES
White Lead in oil, in kegs of % 10 500 lbs
Black Paint, Yellow Ochre, Ven Red, in OIL
Patent Dryer, Spanish Brown, Terra de Sienna,
in oil.
TIMBER, Chrome Imperial, and Arsenical Greens,
in oil.
Prussian Blue, Chrome Yellow and Verdgris,
in oil.
Varnishes of all kinds. ..... .....
Lnseed Oil, Raw and Boiled Putty, Whiting
Chalk, Lamp Black. t =.
American and English Ven. Red, Chrome Red
and yellow, dry.
Inda Red, Red Lead and Litharge, dry.
Stone, French and Yellow Ochre, dry.
Chrome Paris, and Brunswick Green, dry.
French and american Window Glass.
Druggists and others in want any of the above
mentioned articles will find it to their interest to
call, our facilities for manufacturing and pur
chasing. and our experience in the business, give
US advantages in selling most of those in the
same line.
D. B. MCCULLOUGH,
Jan l3-3nnf l4l Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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OBsrRucrlNG THE MAIL-Two men at Boston
have been held to bail in the of $500 each for
driving buggy in front of q coach containing the
United States mail in such manner as to delay
its progress about an hour. b1aa s.
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The WORKS OF DANIEL WEBsTER.-It speaks
avorably, we think, for the intelligence and sound
national feeling of the people of this country that
Messrs. Little, Brown & Company haveb been called
upon to issue the sixth edition of Mr. Webster's
works.-Boston advertiser
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NOR SALE-A handsome pair of black Horses,
Il prettily matched, young, gentle, and perfect
ly sound, together with Phnton, built in the
latest and most approved style, as well as COM
plete set of ne8 Harness to match.
Apply at ROBERT RENNY'S Livery Stable,
eighth street. between D and E.
Jan l4-eo4t .#f-
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Tbs WINNEBAao INDIANS have been presented
as nuisance by the grand jury of Benton county,
Minnesota. The presentmsnt represents that the
Indians are constantly depredating the lands OF
the whites, and proceeds to say:
"These Indians have killed and carried off our
cattle. They have stolen cur hay and robbed our
fields during harvest. They camp upon our lands
and cut down and burn timber thus render
ing portions Of our lands useless. While it is well
known that their own lands are better supplied
with timber than ours and that if we dare trespass
upon Indian soil we subjected to heavy pen
atty, to fines, and imprisonment, and that we can
not even occupy their lands without first procuring
permit from Indian agents we submit that as
American citizens we have right to demand that
this drawback to our interests, welfare, and pros
perty, this evil, now become intolerable among
the citizens of this county, should be removed
without delay. We feel that our citizens ought
not and cannot endure it longer. We believe if
some means are not speedily devised whereby the
evil here complained of may be remedied, war
and bloodshed must ensue." ;
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TTALUABLE DISCOVERY.-Lovet'sV yah-
Y Observation-Disclosures of white heads have been
changed within the last six months by the use of
Lovet's Wabpene. II changes gray hair TO its ma
tural color From eight to bottles is considered
sufficient
Sold at MEDHURsT & HEARD's, Hair Dress
ers and Wing Makers, Sixth street. National Hotel,
where letters of highly respectable persons be
seen. Price one dollar per bottle.
81 Noy25-3taw3m
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T OST, on Sunday evening, between 10 and ii
II O'Clock, at near Wizards Hotel, dark
Morocco Wallet, containing a Diamond Cluster
Pin, with nine jewels, guard pin and chain at.
by leaving it at The Office of Wizards Hotel
Jan lS-3t* s E EH,a.s
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Cachuca, by. ...... J. Miss ANNIE WALTERS
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DsAT, DuAs, sAsp BLIND IssrlruT1oN.--We
have received a copy of the fourteenth an.
nuai report of the Board of Visitors of the Deaf,
Dumb, and Blind Institution OF. the State Of tir.
ginia located at Stauntpn. The institution fifd.
vides for each pupil board, lodging, and washing,
Constant superintendence Of health, conduct,
manners, and morals, tuition, books, medical at.
tendance &C., a. an annual charge Of $3.50 for
deaf mutes and $i6o for the blind A limited
number n, Of the pupils are paid for by the State
Inc number Of pupils in the deaf mute department
AZ present ia sixty FIVE, and in the blind depart
ment thirty nine, of both sexes They are repre-
sented to have attained creditable proficiency in
the educational and industrial branches taught in
the institution. This is a noble charity, and the
visitors invoke the further aid of the Legislature.
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ct. LOUIS BONDS WANTED.-Holdcrs of
~ St. Louis Bonds now dispose of them at
higher rates thar heretofore and reinvest in equally
secure Bonds, paying higher rate of interest at
low prices. Us ,e-.
CHUBB BROTHERS, Bankers,
Jan l5-eod2WEF ODDosite the Treasury
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NJ ORTIZ AMERICAN REVIEW, for January.
In Contents IL Life and Letters of Nebuhr !;
II. Herbert's Captains of the Old World; III. Sir
William Hamilton on Philosophy and Education;
~. Novels and Novelists; v. Weber's Universal
VII Farini's Republic at Rome VIII. Nathaniel
Hawthorne's Oriental Notices.
Published quarterly, in Boston, for S per
mum. May be had Of FRANCK TAYLOR.
janis
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

WAsHlsGros, D. c., Jan Is, 1853.
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Prairie Fence

lust received one dozen coplrs \ very use
j iul work tor every one, Tor sale a. publisher
pric. az the Oiiara Drug Niore.
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Green's Mills,

rTIIlE above mills h1yrjust undergone ihorougI
repair and are now - arranged IH1t SIX ran
OF burrs can be- turned on custom work or merchant
either. which maNes tine Old fluu-,t" one OF th'
best custom nils 10 IN" state rs the tour ruu u
merchant urr-, bolts &c, WI be USED ~ ,cu-lum
work whsueyerrsQuired
Gen cmou give usn call rs we are determined
Ia spare TO pains. with good, competent, and &c
commodatnI miicrs to render general satisfaction
The Undersigned has obtained the entire con.
troll Of ,he above mills and wi. hereafter -upcrn
tend them ~ person and hs feels confident tina
with his new arrangement together with young
iie;ime's experience in the above business that h,
can safely defy all honorable competition.
Dayton, Sept. II, 1852. u. GREEN.
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Gun Maker,

iR' dedier IN aH kinds nj SgortsweR's iriicles
one dJ0r smith NJ The Uai0H House, Columbus
STREET Of'di5G m.
l. EEPScon,un'ly ON hind n general asor,ment
N OF English aud German double and single
iuwiIug pieces, hoys' guns, a good variety, n.l OF
winch were bought for cash and selected from
large invoices with great care as to their general
workmanship aud finish and can be sold NJ better
bargains than have been heretofore had ia this
market
Gentlemen wishing guns for themselves or boys
and not being good judges of The article will find It
m object % call ON the subscriber. where they can
d.ryudupou VIVA Is told them and be sure OF get.
tug good safe qua, as we deal with none bat the
regular gun dealers, aud have none Of the cheap
east lluustut with which the country is flooded
Ride mnle from Rcmugton's celebrated cnsl
shetland IRON barrels, are warranted 10 be- equal 70
any made m this state or elsewhere both IN shoot
ing qualities aud workmanship. The subscribers
have iot several years been engaged in the manu-
nctu,c OF the coirbrnicd Increased twist rifles and
aycavailrd themselves of all the latest improve
menis a. regards the inside flush and sighting
we ilatIrr ourselves that an Inspection OF the work
made at our establishments IL all that j. wanted To
satisfy gentlemen Of the truth Of the above state
ncnl
Powder, superior article kept, suitable for tar
get practice or long ranges.
Key lifting done bycompeteGt hands aud in a
wotkmanhke manner.
A work done hy him IL warranted.
Ottawa Dec ,, 1852 H. 7. BRuaKER
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Reedstown Springs
500 Lot. COrS sale!

THE subscriber onerslo sale, at moderate rates,
1 500 Town Lots.
The above Town is laid out half way between
Ottawa aud La Sale, nj the White Sulphur
Springs IN the township OF rtirn, La Sale coun.
". onlllinois River. Its location is highly invo.
iablr. having the Illinois aud Michigan Cana aud
the Rock Island and Chicago railroad running u.
long one side aud the Illinois river on ihe other.
The river snayilahe to 1t large portion OF the
year. for boats OF the largest class.
Upon the site are number olvery large sulphur
Sprnrs--well known throughout this state, aud
we may saw with truth the whole west, rs the
Great White Sulphur Springs" These Sprngs
Though hut recently discovered, nrc rapidly gaining
a fame for their medicinal properties, unsurpassed
hy any mineral springs IN the country, aud already
they nre made the place ut resort Of haudreds who
seek the ives, for their health aud t0pass the plea
sau, pasnnsin our pmirie Land.
Tie subscriber invites all who wish TO purchase
lots to call aud see the ground, ashebcicycs that
the best recommendation he can gvel,,
Jan /. A. I, RELp,
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FiIEsu, ARRIVAL OT
Fall and Winter Goods,
New I'm gland Branch

w. MILLS would respectfully solcito The
~ spnbir an examination Of a flesh s,ocl, Of
goods, NJ the old stand oposcthe Mansion House
as he ilaucrs himself lhatwlh hs ple>rulmucIi m.
creased stock and the low price n wAohhcisnow
enabled.lo oiicr goods, with M, rrady pay plan
adopted by hlln IN the sprIng, which proves mu.
nn, advantage TO both buyer and seller, he can
give better bargains than ever before
HIS stock has been selected with the u,mos, care.
rs goods well bought are halt sold !" aud be- i,rl,
confident ~ assuring the public that he wilnot he
understood by any one. All PERSONS 6'oring him
with call will see That he is selling goods cheaper
than ever sold IN this vicinity before
IN general assorted stock Tia. aricrSnr Too
Numerous To mention; | would merely So, llat
have good assortment of
DRESS GOODS,
consisting at French mrTinos wool lie aiu., twill
ed paranrltas, silk warp marines, Canton cloths,
alplc1s printed lie Aus Persian CLOTHS haucl, lor
ladies' sacks, Narsa,.line aud fancy dress SILKS,
G'lcI slIk tai glu2hams prints OF all descnpl, ms
donr,iirs and ilaunrls Bay state shaws. A.
sfe1tan assortment of gloves and hosiery a, any IN
town, A tine lot ulbnnurt aud velvet Iibbou and
agr-nt variety oi other dress trimmings
l,oois and shoes, Crockety, Groceries, Sc.
The above stock is now ready Tor Inspection, all
persons are invited 10 call and examine tut them.
selves
With thanks forpast ihvors, we hope Nv promp,
attention 10 business, to merit n continuance ut
patronage. ] w MILLS
Ottawa, Sept. 2J, 1852
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.
Il supply OF proximity the finest Usage Orange
ui a 'rD superior quality. We Wi. ,yli o. ilr cont
mon Hucc iororiHlgy pauIs We lid not embark
$40 i.l- ru'r .p.~ O. ai,rl ,ht most thorough sNalu-
nation %, jhr subject, w a,crItam,J trru acrai
uu>. NaiIun tH1iI' rs uu Inu--GaU experiment 100
,HI~s'1re Nlh thi- Shrub, o. very sma. yx-
F"us", I've turc, waIeG wI.. BE- purpg,nII may
Del oaryd In very short time The value ulsu,h a
i"nrc FOO any Hgrry D. easily appreciated. This
shrub !. very hardy, j. t.sG =, hl to a,. animals
ami Insects, amt grows we'll uU almost every va
rr'r soil iu lnr state, has . loIg top root. by
which % i> rua led in resist The wind and a~ III
di~Eruy's r Us red crJrr lhrutroIuctIou al n /,
uWt ~. dO as much % promote me prosperity Of
l'- state asai the railroads low In process uicun-
>iugilu1; for with ittur largest yrllrIcs may be-
90 o'cr fenced aHd cultivated, while without IL
obey would lay waste Tor 90 infinite length OF time
In very short lime iG., fence wia hg considered
indispensable upon every ~,,i regulated farm, and
ice WHO commences Eg,t vi. tr-, have hl- urm
fenced. An VII. readily appreciate, fhaf i,- plants
gown 10 'hiS h'rTu'r Wl. succeed better than
those grown farther south and bench we hive
embarked in ,hr enterprise with DO. view oi sup
plying, m least IN part the great demand tcr plant,
lu this vriiy, AMI have spared no p1ir- or *
rrNs' l' produce me most perfect and uniform
growth 81 plants ysrVrr.ertrd 10 he public We
sHail ice happy 10 show them 20 those Who can cal
and examine them 10 tar nursery
OrltI- may be left with either OF The subscribers
orwirA Nr VI O,u1n. o, ,Hr Free Trader Office,
Iu Ottawa, rr auv OF uurduru'si u other places
Plants ordered will be delivered either al the
nursery sr in Ottawa a. ul7w be desired Send IN
your ortersra,iy. ages. NUo0Eugg s CAroN.
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Nt,jiCp,

DVRSUANT to- an utGer Off county court ot
/ la sale cnunly, notice is hereby gwen, that
al persons having claims against the estate Of
William Ejcury, late Of La Sale county, de-.
crasrt are required TO produce the same .H WIKI.
ing and file them in said cour, on The
Third HyuilV IN Nsrrh rsyt.
when aud where such claimants are requested to
appear for the purpose OF having their claims ad-
lus,cd IN pursuance oiiaw.
VI. f. iIoLLI-rER, Admir-, and
SAEAE RIgEEY, AdnI'x VI sid Estate.
Ottawa. Jan IS lSi3-22-Gt
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Drugs l. Medic ines,

\ GENERAL assortment Of new Dug- and
y Incidence, We also keep an hand and tor
sale, Iuwu,end's NulI., Sands and tirslrEbrr1's
Sar,ararlI.a, syrup OF Wild Cherry, a valuable
medicine tor colds uiai. kinds; NuilatJs rhumx
Burr-; Cod Liver OH \ LARGE stock oitUr,n.
DrG medicines, such d Pills, NrmItuge .Dy.,nte-
ry syrup Children Pannc-a Eye Lotun, Sc.
AhSO-R,s Uenedirt's boarlmau. Cook :.
Nonsignrufs Smiths, Indian Vegetable Fray.
lry's, London Negctnhe I.ees and other Pills All
Of winch vii! be sold cheap, by
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4 GOOD nssortmcn, OF Goats, Pants andVests,
~ at remarkably low prices the
Aug. H. ". Y. Clothing Store.
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DACUERREOTYpIST,

JAMES VI \RSrON especially informs the al.
~ t1ens Oi Ottawa and vicinity that he has per.
mancnli, located himself IN this place and fitted
up tcors over l.. u. Smiths store, opposite the
Mansion house, where he spr-rarcd to take min.
iuturrs oiunsurpos hsnutynud warranted never
to fade. fnces--Sl ~ aud upwards
Mr J VI experience The business s-of ma.
NY yearsNandnu lie will guarantee every like.
mes. akrnih his gallery he equal IN finish aud
tNhhness tnuuv taken ~ the world
e Time 'or children between the hours oi 10
A. N and -. N..tn
lnwitls wai'rdupnn NJ her residences. Also.
likennsses Ut d,'cNsrdprrsons taken
Srcnrrlhe shadow ere The substance fade,
l.rt Naturc copy that which Nature made.
DiInMA. Oct IL lAil-N
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Z; ss s, OTTAWA NURSERY,
3SpeN 1t SlLLE COUNTY, IT.

N-"ENiSN MURPHY would announce TO
y 'hr public that Ihry wII have tor sale, Tins
lu al 'lgl nursery. -iluHtru one mile west ut the
vuc- house, uD .h' road leading Goo Peru 70 most rN-
r.u-,c l,-oum.nto i fut lrc-. Shruhhrry liar
dy Roses, t'lreuhuuse aHd IIetoacrousr perennial
plants.
Our .r.l.f.nrtarIluI anIdwarfpsar trees
cuwru- a.. ulr ,Suuur- u' apple, pear, plum,
rHrrry aWt aprrui recommended by the congress
ci is.t gr,wrf-. are ct ;uch size and qualify a.
40 rpulr.-Iciu d-VurLe
Ni Oou>'brlur- ~ have ~ varieties Cumu's.
IS varieties uf Grapes, the black Hamburg,
Clinton. Isabella. aud Ca'uwha. RaSpb-rrlrs,
the yellow Antwerp. real bed IHiirOp, Franco
ma, and FortoIt Towering ,hubs-N ,heas,
Flowing Almonds AmusPha, LorvurIs, Curmnt
yellow iuWnug, ColtoucaJtrr, tuoulmuns, ForN-
,araJ Japan Ounce Lilac. puyet - Peter wreath,
Judas lgrr, SplIri,, Syuugas. Hicsclia HoSsa,
considered by many the most heauuiI, plant ntIu-
ugCrd by Nlr. Fortune, nom China.
DiEu,rs We have Bourbous Bengal, Tea. Nor,
settle. liybJed China, Prpeuas or Rsmontgls,
Climbing Tu.rs, Moss roses aud NLCrophlua roses
l"purgs- fIouy mJIon antArrUtccou- pTOuIrs
ihuN-Sc,rral varieties including phuN drum
WuntH. Double dahlus, carnations, picotces
CAry,aulA, minus, pompuur or lIli pullan chrysau-
thvWgm, prtuucas, NielrHJeIscas, geTanuius,
NcHulurupts, yiHCas, etc.
Nuuu.ef Climbers Mauranda. Barciayaua.
Cobra, Scarlrn,, and Lophu-purmuu.
Epibous Fi,Tcr Rots--Au,mVue, glaudious,
lu- blum rhrfo-r. tulip, etc.
Hed-r PtJHfy-2GOuuO Usage orange plant,
81 che most iaUi,y growth.
.NuScrr Ni1rAS-luOC apple seedlings. GEO
cherry 1000 uIUu-, which We witl sci. cheap 10
persons starring nurseries, c'thgE Is stocks or
worked
G,csHlgase Observation-Disclosures, ca.Irras,
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