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Lightning Remove ed I!
w. ROBINSON ha, reno

w. ROBINSON ha, removed his Telegraph
80 Apparatus and stock Of Hats, Caps. Fur>,
Trunks. Nal~c>. Carpet Bags. Umbrellas, Gents
Furnishing Goods Bo"k> Stationery. &c to the
Hat. Cap and Fur Store formerly "ccupiclbv Vim.
]. Durham, one door north of Binghams Drug
Store.
Messages sent directly to Montreal Oc1trI>hurg.
Springfield. and Boston. and all intermediate sta
lions. connecting with other lines Last North ct
and South 10 all the principal! cities and towns in
the nitcd STATES an! British Provinces
Messages received Tx mail or otherwise will be
promptly transmitted. The original If all messages
10 he forwarded must be written plainly to guard
against mistakes. All messages strictly r"i,!c,l-
tia. Oi1cc hours from a. W. tos SIP VI. sun
,lav from To- . J.. w.
81. .Ioii,l>bnrv Nov g. Isl; Soft
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GOODS OF ALL KINDS
Jackets. Frock~, oycrall>. &c.
Furnishing Goods,
TIE GREIT
Sprins and Summer Medicine,

i:ANGlElS ROOT & HERB JAINDJCF
=, ~ tES-composcd Of Sar>aparilla, yellow
DOCK. pandclion. Prickv Ash. Wild Cherry. Man
drake. Ehuharh, &c.. 50 compounded as To- net in
concert with nature. The effect Of this medicine
upon 'hc system Is most wonderful They cure
a"' er"i'ca'c from the system Liver Complaint.
uI ',,a''i whec OF :" many diseases .Iaundlcc,
Bile. Dyspepsia, Co>tivcnc<<. Humor. Of the Einod
and Skin, Indigestion. NcryouS Wc,kne>s a,J
headache. Piles general Debility. and the host Of
k'',drrd diseases arising from di>or,lcrcd stomach
OF oa and impure state of the blood
Vn'F 20 cents for pint. and 81 J cents for n
quart bottle. Try It. and Won will be satisfied -
wholesale Depot. 90 Union It. Boston. Sold bv al,
medicine dealers in Vermont seo,;,. '''
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PAPER Machc.

! is The best and most ,lurahlc u,.cr, | ,,.,,
:. '"f i'ctnre Frames Corincc>. Brackets. House
ai'S.t ap">. Consoles window Cor,,ires md al,
Kinds Of House Ornaments; centre pieces for Cell
'hS>. al sizes an prices which can be sent =, any
part OF IN" country. and any Carpenter can mi,
Them up III a few moments. without crcatipc INV
, u, or d'r'. AS" block Letters for Sicn~. cir
M",nsS and C"rnicrS for ship cabins Ship Caps,
""h pam AMI ornamental. ornamcntcd Pila~tcrS.
&c. F" VIII not crack in any heat of climate or Of
furnace. nor warp nor give" in any w,,.
It can b" cut. filed. sawed plane,i. and turned hy
4 lathe It can he nailed and screwed. ant is non
conductor of heat " '''''
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TRAINS SOpTu
p...ts lillts'T y
ROBERT HALE,
H. !.
Sullivan Railroad


Wi ma MIR H"'ifds- -lloq !. ~;
H>EAIN> lea,,. Win,i>.r al. ,rr,'.fa
"i arrival "f The Car II M - c., 49,
fa->ninp>i' r''a';--ho:h fr;lin> ,c:.-.,.s Il. l.,
low fail' with the VI VALLEY III \. ". =,
;, 1 :. .''Elr,t ana Hartford air. VIII liz th,-
H. Il. tor l:o-;on ,ia kr,i.e and li.,.i,.-,
Trans 'rav" Bellows Far II tt,,-,.-... -. .. .
Niir.-"ra' IL n AID -" rN. ~ on tie s---.
II Vie NV l'rk and E'.-,..i. 1-.;,,. ia.i II
coincciiigat " ind>"r with lrai,l- i,.. ,irl.,.t,
Montreal. Eurii c:oi. Montpelier. W, T. :.
l"iin-llirY. ~. ra>>el.,tr- =, .....,.... :.
Eell"w> FALL ri'h Ii" Trains of IL L AhrR
Tor Rutland. Whitehall. >arat'ra aut.l.r w..
Al ffchl'Hrc Trains c"'ii"ct direct Al -
Trans 'r Worcester. Providence a and :. CIR.
i"r Lowell. Nashua. l.arre,4ce Ac
>ta-"- c',n.cc: ~ Char',-. III II S,-,-ae
ferh:!-yi.!c. >ol.;h Reading. Sc
g.. MEEElll. Ar,-.
Gq,l <n's. v. H., Nm l. lisa -.
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liz >"o,crIher offers for sale his buiI,lino NJ,
located within 90 or 30 rods of ths Pass, ..E.
inquire OF &. r. Cumming, St. Johnsburr r.
brooke, c.. F. %ySr% az Sher-
s'*r~t q 1851 ''> = ".,SS.
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Spring and Simmer Coode


VIE subscriber has for sale lot Of blood Srf.
- 1"lk Pigs, and he will have from to full bloods
LOT SAFE from now till fall, as he has q number of
part bl"oded sows and full blood boar two wears
oId next Sepfember-the one that drew the fret
premium last fall. The undersigned Ao,,or. ~.
self that he has a. good blood q. can he sonnd '''
=. l"'lrsrV.v. .I,!ne . ,s.. ss,-
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The greatest Medical Discovery
OF THE AGE.

VI LIZ AOG,
NIX. kINNIpi. "t EoNtury Mas has ii-c"v-
W ere! II one II our c"initon pasture weeds :;
sr'n" !! that cures tr.'y lH,| = iunor. from IL,
worst ~tr"t"'a I"wn' "a common l';nilc. II" In,
.lI"' II IN over eleven Eun,irc! cases. ana ,rvc.
lac! except IN two ca>c- doth thunder hum, r
II" has r'w II h. possession over two hun!Ir
crr;!hca.c- -! l.; Ilur: ~. Thin twenty miles ii
Boston.
Iw" bottles ayc wayr:,i,.clto cure a uur-i,.-, :.
m"'.th.
".r l. ircc h,;t..- vii cu.e lie w,r-. l:il! c-
l;'.p',~ on he face
l." ol ,cr bottles WI, cure the ~,,.,m Of hi!,..
Tvs" l".:l'- are warranted '"cuIc The wor>. ca..
h'r n III" mouth and stomach
lhrrc = i've i"lir> are warranted 10 cure the
v"r~' Gag II crv>i,",a>
o." :" ~" bottles are warranted 10 cr,-, a., tx
MR. III th""tc>.
is" o'lc- arr warraii:e. :"c'!gc running OF H.
ear a"4 tl".clir> among tie HAIR
Far - >H bottles are warranted r. cure. ,.~rli,,
AMI rinu'n. ulcers.
u'.r h'.f.r VII cure >ra.v eruption, "i the skin
lw"ur :ucr BOTTLES warranted 10 cure the wov>,
case IL riugworln.
Two three bottles are warranted 10 cure the
most dc>I"r rae cl>c- ot rl.e,,n!a;i-n
Three or iour bottles Warranted - cure tE,
>a.; rcu:n.
Five :" c;gil: bottle will cure ,hc very worst
,.a>.> oi -cruila
benefit i always experienced from the r-, b.
tl'. AN, perfect cure i warranted! when lii, above
quantity i taken.
Nothing l"k- :" iIs",li,lc 20 those who have in
'"l' tired All The w''I',"riul IN, rIc> IF thc ..:v
- that common weed, growing on thc ,:l>.ur,.>
ana a"''E "!'! Stone walls: should iu-
NOR III th, system: vet il i ,ixr.l tact. Ii
You have q hUm"r II h,> :" Start HER. are 10 il
l"r AMI. hams Tor a alu: IL >ui.i,g some c,>c~
hui moi v"ur~. Ii"!'i,ci over Thousand h"'t,c>
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o'"' pleasure III saving to the people Of this conn
Try, tiiat they now have two large factories in tb
manufacture of Papier Machc Ori,amcnts-and are
prepared 10 execute orders to any design at short
NOTICE. "nr work has been fully tested, and is now
Pre'crreh both for its beauty and durability and
cncaphess, over all kinds of carved work from
when II Is difficult fur even the most proct,,l c,c
~ distinguish It. We are now prepared 10 snc,L
o' Tue Uses OF Papier Macle not as matter of com.
lecture or guesswork. but a>a reality.
we would refer particularly to the new and bc,u
tiu church recently built in Roxburv Inv Pho D,,J
'f! street baptist Society, where our Gothic worL
may, ~, De seen in panncl>. Crockcts. Eoscttcs md
- Towers IN front of Gallerv-largc Arches Cross
Srockcts, Battlements. Columns, &C.. for screen
a,era fineaiS, Norman Roses. Cap for pulplt
Si IN tue organ gallery may he seen one of Nelsrs
..'.' '' n Cos large organs, ornamented entire
WIN raPier Niche. Also, to a large number of oil.
egaht private houses in this CITY and yicinitv -
r",r pun and finished by ChilSon. Turner & r.
s,g''' bu'it by j. 4. Turner & Co.. CHIEF Jns,co
o"'w mouse on Mount Vernon Street. and LARGO
n""oef oi Others furnished both inside and ONT and
10 lhe sh'ps cabins Of Daniel Webster. StraTord.
Shire' Gemof the Ocean, Herald Of the Worn;,a
Boston Light, &c. '''''''''g'
architects and Others use the Panicr V.c,,o :,
preference to any other material. We invite 81. III
S",, at our Ware Rooms, Museum BUILDINGS "a
a.,i 20 fremont st. Boston, and examine tbis now
''','e used as substitute for carved wood nl,s,or
anu decomposition ornamental work Orders nro,,,,,.
:! attended TO. Address BOsroN PAPER N.c,,rr,.
~" q ana 70 remOnt ST., Boston. S;ome
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

I'VE. the Subscribers, i":n@ appointed hv the
w Pr"nat" C"Irt for the District # Cal,.,,,-
MA. commissioners Z" receive examine and adjust
all r!aiin> and demands OF all persons against Mal
"w thomson. late Of Barnet in said district. de-.
ccI-ci and the claims Of the deceased exhibited
in offset tlercto hereby give notice tina, six months
from the 18th day If June. \. H. 1854 alr allow
ed tor the creditors I" pre>cn; their claims To- aid
commissioners, for examination and allowance and
that we will meet for that purpose, ut t!,, house
of the late Mathew Thomson. in Barnet on the seq
"nt Tuesday Of July. and first Tuesday of prcn-
her next, at ten o'clock forenoon on each of ,,iL
days.
JOHN BROCK.
CLAUDIrS SOMEES. commissioners.
Barnet, June - lsj4 Ss4w3
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Notice to Mechanics.

VINIlF Undersigned. Bull ling Committee in behalf
D 81 School Di>!rc' y" !. hereby invite Pro;"-
snl> f.'r furnishing Ma'rrit,>. and building Srh.,,
House u,"'n -: I"hnslurv Plain i'll >a, District
Proposals will ir received until the 2,:h met A."
Tor long the whole. or for the Masonry md Wood
Work separately. The house I" he bulk in ncr"r.
lance with Pan and Specification which ,iln, IL
seen ut the house III. X. tolh,.
BARRON NOTLTON.
HORACE CARPENTER
AMOS &. MORRILL,, Bn;LEvo t,m,,i.,,
ElSSElI HALLETr
\. X. COLBY, s>5v,
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REMOVAL,

VuNiiF subscriber has renewed his Book and Mn
>ic Store Z" the rev building opposite the -.
john-s'ury House. All wishing 10 purchase
BOOKS. STATIONERY. CSIC OR
MUSICAL. INSTRI MENTS.
ii any Kind! i:.vi:cd t. call and examine. HI
sock. /. NJ How ARD
NOV. l'55. >i,,f
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nEEELI:NEEE

TILT T-TT--NF IL.
T. Il. Fc~kllam. VI. H.. Utica. Ny.
l.. u. Fleming. N. H.. Canar,lair,ia. NY
NJ. II. Nils. ". H.. Rochester, " Y
ID. \. Fcotc. VI. H.. S,racn-c NY.
Pr"i Dunbar NJ H.. Baltimore. Nd
e. Urrick, u do.
W. ". Reese NJ H.. New York City.
W.Frc>co,t VI. H.. Concord y H.
i. l.. \cwlaild. VI. u I,ica Ny.
Rev. {. :. Beard. Glenn S,rilc> :. &.
Pamphlets bad gratis of JIG. BINGHAM. Agent.
and Druggist. 81. .Iohn>hurv. VI Also >,,ld tx
most Of The leading Druggists in the adjoining
counties. i. T. MAaHI & Co, rroprietor>. Cen
fral Dcn"t 3nl Broadway. Y. ss1vl
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MILLINERY.

ISIS ELIZA A. WARNER. thankful for
W past favOrs, would inform her friends md tho
buhl'c generally. that she has Just returned from
Boston with a complete assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods
OF the latest styles which she offers 10 mako nm e.,
those who wish, at the most rca sonable prices.
st. Jolln>burv. March 30, 1854. s;otf
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THE CAL EDO A n.

LARGE SALES
SMALL. PROFITS!
PRICE LIST OF FURNITURE, CAR
PETING, &C. At
Butler & Cos
NEW AND SPACIOUS WARE ROOMS,
ON RAILROAD STREET,
st. Johnsbury, VT.
Sofa, IL to $40 each;
Secretaries II to S25 each;
Bureaus to So each:
Chamber Sets 20to $50 each:
Centre and Card Tables S! to $50 each;
Dining Tables Is TO IS cach
Wash Stands and Toilet Tables 10 81 80 each,
Rocking Chairs ! to Sl5 each;
Mahogany and Parlor Chairs 3 to 81 each;
Cane Seat Parlor Chairs 75c to 81 each;
Wood and Dining Chairs 40 to &c each;
Red>tead> to - each:
Feathers Is to So per III.
Mattresses to SIS each:
Wool Carpets IS TO Sic per ward:
Cotton and Wool Carpets 30 TO soc per ward;
Painted Carpets 40 to soc per yard;
Hemp and Straw Carpets 20 TO 3ic per yard;
Paper Hanging : I" % cts per roll;
Looking Gas>cs 25ct> 10 SIS;
Also Tubs. Pals. Brooms. Mop-liande>. Clothes
Horses, Willow Ware, &C., &C., at reduced prices.
February Q, 1854. S63tf
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Ic-u.ar Me>trIa'on. &C. with all their accoulj,a-
nNi'i- evils. canccr excepted. 10 matter how
were "r al how iun@ standing
Inc '"fh"i!c"' tar SURPRISES ether remedies III
'c'nG more certain e. expensive. and leaving the
>y-tcm in better condition. lie. nil interested cal,
and obtain a phanl,hct t'rrr) containing ample.
proof. from the most respectable sources Of the len.
e'ical result 81 t> u>c Together with letters from
highly Experienced Fhv> iri:il. VII" have used il in
thr'rlractIcc, and >l'cah from their own u-clya-
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Juvenile Singing
SCHOOL.

VU'HE First Lesson Of {. II. CLAKE'S Juvenile
Singing school will lie given AT the Ne>trv Of
The North Church. on Monday, July Eth 1T 5 a.
clock. p "
LEY pupil VIII l." taught t" read Muse and
10 ing IN n" most thorough and correct MANNER
HE >rh'' ar| are earnestly requested to lee pre-.
r;lt n the first lesson
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b these arr Pr
.ap>u> | teri. "r fall
inc ii the Womb:
I lur Ain:>. "r
" hi.c>: Chrome
Inflammation and
liberation ii the
" "nh: Incidental
Hem "rrha. c. or
Flooding: Painful.
Suppressed. and IT.
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Doors, Sash & Blinds,

NONSTANTLI on hand and manufactured TO
~ order bv the subscriber
Office on Railroad street one door North of Butler
4 Cos Furniture Store.
shop on Main street one door West of Paddock :
Foundry and Machine Shop.
The patronage Of the building community Is re-
>pcctfully solicited. WV. ID. WEEkS.
81. Iohnsburv. May n. 1854 s'6ti
FLOUR.
IN JEWETT has constantly for sale. Flour of
u'Is the hes: brands. and at the lowest ,.:arkct
price"
March, lsj4. scsti
Montreal Salmon,
\ AGGE and tn. g. >alt u, VIII
Ia Har.Il t. t..''
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INK. j. T.. N.lRf IfI<T.N
CELEBRATED CATIIOLNON.
For The H,lrt und CIR, ~ Sun, ril.g f. mail. :

l >'ai.'i- pr" EN-
i incnt for IL cur
alive bowers III MI
,he diseases 1or
which il i recon
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q \ Philosopher being asked VIVA. study
- best for b9:s. answered THAT which
~. 'A''| pr'c;,c' when they hocone mon.
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Spring Arranoa.
TRAINS NOnrsr

!. Ill run dal, >r,il,,, 49,, '-''i-'r Trims
her n":ir" - follow. pied nltil ;ur
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EHErIiN'; '"r, thankful for Tie liberal patron
U age they have received from the citizens -.
=. I"ln>hurv and Vicinity the past winter now If
.r AN cN:.ll>LAt I;LL .:..unl,..... S.u.L
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II r. WOW A..

For sac ~ CD. 4 l.. Ell NpY, lyndon.
fr'y 1S.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
MAY OR DECEMnERi

The Temperance voters by whose SURFACES Messrs
Martin Butts, George W Bradford, Aleah II. Walker,
William j. Bishop Ben. Field, James Munroe, An
drew b. Dickinson Josiah 3 Williams Eliakin Sher-
nil, William II. Robertson, George Richards aud VII
liam Clark were made Members of our present State
Senate, will say whether the given By those
gentlemen or their ends in their behalf with respect
TO their as legislators the great subject of
Liquor Prohibition have or have not been redeemed
in their action of Wednesday, whereby the Assembly,
vote 10 have the act OF Prohibition take effect on the
LIST Of May instead of the let of December next was
overruled and nonconcurred in Perhaps also TIE con-
sciences Of some ofthese Honorable Senators-a.gnm
rg that they hare cOnsciences-w have some thing to
ssy on this point We do hot propose 80 rearcue the
general question, having already said all we thought
necessary to show that any act affecting extensively
AID radically the commerce and business of our State
ought msnifestly to take effect in the spring al which
season nearly al lay their work for the ensu
rg ear, and not at the coming Of winter when il
is very difcult ;or any but the rich to fin new vocs
ton that will afford them subsistence.
DO the gereineL who insis. on postpo1ing the time
when this act shall take effect TO December really be-
eye that men who vii lave hired tenemeats for porter
houses and liquor groceries from May onward viii
quit selling if required the st of December VIII
those who own those tenements rent them from May
to December only VIGOROUSLY. not. Whoeger takes
them must pay full years rent even though they
should only occupy them I'll Dec. Ist. Sdall we then
lie able on that Day TO shus up the fifteen or twenty
thousand sFoSssres OF az grades which Tie Seaae Jay
shall be licensed and set KEEP, going from May on
ward Let Us see tie man, if there b. such one
who believes that these grosshops, If the Sepates
proposition is enacted, viii be shut Ep in December
The fact slos1 never be lost sight Of tLat tie airo
Gates of fetal Abstinence do NOT stand on common
ground With tie believers in moderate drinking andse
nv parties csInot alike Any question = peo:nr
Alcoholic Liquors We dc Lot question the p,.se,-
sincerity and hcaesty of these geai,euen OPPOSITE
We 60 rot deny that they sra as much OF y,sol %
" dluIkenness as anybody we appreciate icis zen.
sitihiy VIXEN they fare up at the mgataton th4s they
are the urholders and servitors OF ogshops AMI tip
ping The question between us does not coae,ra tasr
personal integrity and philanthropy We are a. odd,
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AMERICAN STEEL.-Mr Thiddeus Selleck, well
known ingenious Iron master informs US that ne has
Just succeeded in making Cast Steel of the EQUALITY from
the ore of the Frankine Iron Company Franklp tcwa
sbip Sussex Co, Nj Said was deoxydzed at sissy
Forge 10 Sussex Co and then melted at the Adrondack
Steel works Jersey City ard the product of this medss
pronounced by the best judges equal to any Cast S's b
market We ere no, aware that any Steel no ms!tw Of
What quality was made easily and cheapy bsfsra
We trust this is the beginning of tbs emancipation II III
country from her long dependence on England for Sssd
We are assured that fine Razors, equal to the bss 10
ported have already been made of this Steel from ore oa
melted with Anthracite alone at cost fa below the prsss
price of Steel in sny market II there be mitsks IN
this the production Of this Steel is event in Nssaa
grow tn Of real importance than the Battle Of Nee
Orens. II viii doubtless draw the attention Of meS1nr
gsts generally to the possibility of making Steel fssG
combinations Of ores at far less expense thA -
process has hitherto involved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

GUASo.-A friend at North Adams. Mass. wants 70 knes
the price Of guano and who has il for sale We guskh
go uu and guess somebody who advertses 10 ~
Daily might make so by spending 81 to advertise II 10 ~
Weekly Several persons who have it for sale cannot
ford 10 advertise it, that would bring them custom ~
that always brings the trouble OF waiting custenNa
The beat way to apply guano to any crop rspsss IL
tie seventh time Il broad cast after breaking q
the lump without any mixture and pillow in. The ~
OF eco 10 lbs per Each 100 lbs viii cost ,os q
on the and and add five bushels Of grain to the ~
duct II you cannot plow Il n mix Il well with the soil By
borrowing II you pow deep furow for your rov d
and the guanO in the bottom and cover fvs~
x inches by another furrow, it viii do well Take
that you let in contact with seed ant
When corn is growing you may plow in gu,lo bytAs
side ofthe You may upon growing whe " ss1
harrow it in TO good advsnt3ge You may sow il spss
grass, and gain two dollars worth Of hay for every 80
spent Both on wheat aud grass, and in al cas- whss
used Top dressing NIX hall bushel Of plaster with I'D
cvt or make compos; with swamp marsh, charcoal d.
clayDr lean Use eco pounds Of Peruvian Guano to he
acre ard you will find il equivalent 10 fair dressing 4
stable manure.
Never mix lime or ashes with gu lno--never wet 1t bs6u
usipgktep it dry and oses strength prodscs
the Lest effect upon poor sandy and bat is good tx ~
6ry 80 IN ned Of msIurlDg.
very valuable for garden vegetables giving ssss
great sze snd good favor and producDg weeds RS
excellent fr any lady flower garden but she ms, us
perngy old aunt useo 10 b. Of her tea w5ss ~
made for hired men and boys and they cset
never TO uste any sir niger i w not kill their pas8
A pinch The size OF the sams good old lady's paAd
Scotch snuff Dissolved IN iGbier Of water and us,d -
poee aAiwiI make L star, into life like May shsvx
GCano Is sold N bags OF $50 to 80 lbs each.