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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-27
ssoal,,s Life syrnra

Is altogether superior to any medicine here"
fofore discovered for the rapid cure Of 'ds,
coughs. influenza, hoarseness, hooping cough,
cronp, bronchitis, catarrhs, asthma, dysoel ia,
liver comp amt, incipient consumption. and for
he relief Of consumptive patients in advanced
stages Of the disease; also all diseases which
originate from impurities OF the God, to wit
Scrofula sat rheum, mercuria', phltie, or
veneral and eruptive or diseases of the skin,
IS o'otches, pimp'es or pnstn'es, and all itch
ne ernptions, chronic inflammation Of the liver,
white sweliings. necrosis or fever sores, rick
is, fs'nla and kings evil in short, in every
amt of the system o. b'ooi, from whatever
,anse il may arise, or however long standing,
his medicine will be found far superior to any
,iher remedy.
For sac BY D. T. Parker, Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-27
Partnership.

r ALLEN BARBER has associated with
81 him in his professional business EDWARD
D. Lowry from this dase.-Septemher 2Sd,
1854. us
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-27
WHEAT! WHEAT!

T AM now prepared 10 pay fair prize for
I good Wheat Those wishing to sell. will
do well to cal. ID. I. PARKER.
Nov. u, 1853. [27
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-27
Spring Arrangements fer 1854!
j 9 RI NJ T n O M ? s @ NJ
MERCHANT TAILOR.

ssts, IN part. In
FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES. x D0E-SKINS:
Grenadine Silk and Sa!in Testing;
French SIX do, in greni unriety; Plah
and Fancy .Norseiltes Tweeds cash
1n0reits White and BroaUn
LINEN DRILLINGS,
Do, Radetay md Saca,ago, s''itableJoT
SUMNER COATS, ETC., etc.
have been practical Merchant for
many years, which gives me decided advan-
tage in market in judging OF the durability and
.a!ue of goods in this line Of business. en-
gagged, when East. some Of the best workmen
in the Union, and viii spare no pains TO make
this the best Tailoring Establishment in this
country, and second 10 none in the west. My
reputation as a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-27
SADDLERY & HARNESS SHOP,
IN Ian G A STER

THE Subscriber H-wSS@,
has removed into the g ~ = III
\ south end of the old sSs..la q II
\ Telegraph House. opposite Cal.
lis Store, where he will continue
y 10 Garry nm h,,sipess eyfepsiyalv
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-27

From the steady and increasing demand for
home manufactured clothing for the last year.
have been induced to go more extensively
INTO this branch. | will keep on hand a more
extensive assortment OF Coats, Pants and Vests
of al colors, qua tiles and sizes. Fec ing con
fident that the time has arrived when home in
dustry viii be appreciated and encouraged il
the west, | have made these extensive arrange
ments. The consumer vii prof much in The
pu chase of clothing manufactured by me thar
ihe worthless s!op-nade trash manufactured
East. JOHN THOMPSON.
potosi. May 20, 1854. l4-4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-27
PgTnsI WAREHOUSE
Cash for Wheat.
Christmas Gift

TUST RECEIVED, and for sale in Potos
y at BRISTOL'S.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

good whatever The reference to Si'as Wrights
Chicago letter wss nim5le dodge which OF itseh
should have opened the Judges eyes If lac dd nos ga
to Concord pose to haye theu sealed thate'er
is euttle-6sh production, eminently enar'cterst;
of ts author and was written 10 DO spirit OF good
will to the cause OF River and Hsrbor improvement;
which Wright ever regarded with hostility, tho igh
he was TOO politic-reprcsen'ng Ne~-iorA and living
near Lake Ontario-tO plainly avOwit Yetthatletter
Of it.elf showed him an enemy TO the policy. When
a small = an talks about improving our Rivers and
Harbors BY passing separate bill for each work, hs
words may prove no'biDg more than bis own isno-
rance Of or iDcapscty to grasp the subject but when
one Of Silas Wrights cslber deliberately suggests
that course, he eyn;e ;es deadly and uncOnquersble
hostility TO tie whole policy. There may be men
who know 80 little to believe that our Rivers aud
Hsrbors might be improved through the process oil
maturing and passing separate bill for each work;
but Sllas Wright in 1si7 had too much experience
too much ssgacity TO believe anything OF the Sort
IT. therefore. the letter Of Slas Wright was under
stood by Gen. Pierce to be satisfactory 20 all west
"ern men, "-mesning of bis psrtyA-he had perfect
right to conclude that they only wanted such probes
sions On his part as would serve to huh5ug the
voters and save "the party" from defeat. Judge
Wording has no right to complain
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
SANTA ANNA,

There are men who are born to good luck-stleast
such is the popular supersttion,-aud whose enter
prlses success delights to crown. Obstacles disap.
pear before them, caamitics turn to blessings aud
the loss ofto-dsy eventuates in gain tomorrow. But
among these favortes of fortune the present Dictator
oi Mexico is not to be counted He is never success
fui'--never aecomplishes his end, though chance
always seems at first to promise everything bis
widest ambition could hope for. In ls2S he led
tue revolt against President Pedrazza but thouch
victorious, and though hs followers for three dsys
ravaged the capital they had conquered, the supre
power slipped from his grasp and Guerrero, mes.
NO. was chosen President In 1929 he received the
eapi'uation Of the last army sent to reduce Mexico
'enea'h the Spanish yoke, but the next year Bu.ts.
nep'e and not the victor obtained the highest o;cs
In The nation. In 1852 he revolted against Bp,t,.
mente' but 1t was again Pedrazza who re,ped tba
nult OF Dis rising and took the reins Of pexer
Finally, in 1888 Santa Anna wa. bimss,s oho.o,
Presidents with him the liberal party lsttered t.clf
that all was gained and that its years of painful and
often bloody struggles would at last be consumm,t.s
BY an efeetual blow at the fatal predominance of the
olergy and the miitsrythe former of which dsvoured
iAe earnings Of ep people sndthc latter the reveuae.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

The Moonshine Railroad enterprise has long been
On the wane, and now he's finally gone out. We have
already announced the allotment of the Texan Great
Pacific Railroad contract to Messrs. Walker and
King with their associates and now learn that the
lucky contractors had but three competitors for this
contract OF these three one was no less an nstitu
tion than the Moonshne Company, but its bid was
unceremoniousy crowded out on the ground that it
as lot an honest and Trustworthy Company. Aud
the joke OF it was that this objection was urged by
nobody but Robert J. Walker aud I. Butler King
OF course testimony could be so conclusive as theirs
as to the wOrthlessness of Company Of which they
had been leading promoters and in which Of them
had invested much as ten millions Of dolars-of his
own promises to pay. The propositions of the other
two competitors were not in accordance with the law
and were not taken into consideration, whereupOn
Messrs. Walker and King being alone ready to meet
all the requirements of the act, the contract was
awarded to them. They bind themselves to have fifty
miles of the road done in eighteen months, aud
hundred miles every year there after till the whole is
finished The forfeit in of failure is 800 OO0 to
be deposited BY the contractors on the spot. The
parties to the contract are as follows:
r. J. Walker, r. Butler King, NJ. T. johnson J. A.
Greer, W. G. Lacy s. A. Maverick, g. w. Hancock.
John Hancock James IL Raymond, James b. Shaw, w.
H. Bourland, II. 7. Bee, John w. Harris Matt Ward
Leorsrd Randall j. Pinckney Henderson +. b. Nichols
This Matt. Ward is no doubt our old acquaintance,
the sehool-master killer. By way of consolation to
tie other members Of the late Moonshne Company,
all those of them who had paid their assessments will
be allowed to come into the new organization
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

On the presence in this country Of the Secretary Of
the American Legation at London, The Richmond PssSy
Post winds up column of conjeciuros and specus'on'
with the following safe conclusion:
"Mr sckles has come and gone-and what Mr.. Sickles
and went for the future perhaps de'ermue
There are two opinions the nomentous question as to
what Mr. Sickles came home for One is that he
public business and brought dispatches of immense In
porapce relating to Cuba The other that he came to
rae money to pay his debts in London aud P"rs and OBJ
yate the positi,n which his creditors were begnnngto
manifest of putting him in prison. Which of these views
on the mission of the Secretary correct we do not pro-
tend to decide but lay them both before tho public with
ont doubt that one the other of them mus. afford the
true solution of this great mystery.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

THE WEsTcHEsTER COUsTf 1ENfERAScE ALLtAsck
held spirited business citing at MoGnt ksco, Harlem
Railroad, on Tuosday-the Hon HESRr WHITE 10 the
chair The Rev. Messrs. McLAucHLis aud FERRIS, SEQ
retses was resolved that each family in the Comfy
should be supplied with the full series tweye OF brief
Temperance Tracts recently issued by the State Society
II further resolved that instead OF the proposed Coln'
ty meeting at Pleasantvlle the fist Wednesday IN
october there should be meeting of the advocates VI
Prohibition held in each township Saturday tho 9Th Of
October at p NJ lat the place of the last Town
Meeting for the election OF three deegses to Assem-
by District Convention that the Convention for,be lover
district ., ould assemble at Hunts Bridge noon on
Tuesday, Oct TO- and tina; Of the upper district at Whit
lockyille at noon Of Wednesday Oct i-each 20 noma
ate a candidate for Ass, mbly. Committee OF three
Wings and three Democrats appointed for each Dis
trict-the Wings to attend the Wing and the Democrats
the Democratic Nominating Convention to Impress on
said Convention the policy OF nominating known advo
cate of Liquor Prohibition pedgng To each that the Tenn
perancc vote of the District should be cast in such m'n
ner as to elect Maine Law il possible. decided
preference for adopting unexcephonsbc candidate,
rather than TO nominate independently was expressed
on all hands.
Four Delegates were chosen from each District to the
State Temperance Convention at Auburn-as follows;
Il, pi,t,it Hs District
Hon wut,,s JAY. Bedford. ASsos o PHsLF'.
Rev D. D l. MeLAVea .som.r. TpSAsD c,SrEsrs.
yAyEs SAsrss!L..''' i9..1f. sto1 "'LIiA~ H.
In the afternoon Mass Meetirg hold in an ada
cent grove wLeie JoHs FISHER of White Plains presided
and addresses we're made by H. GREELEf and tho Row
L. BURIHIGH-the latter agent Of the County Alllsnce
now canvassng the County in its behalf We belisve
others also spoke but obliged to leave in the
train before Mr. Burlegh had concluded Westchesser
will do her part for the Maine Law.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

The southern papers may often be hard up for mat
ter, considering the want Of local items and the
general resources Of q metropolitan press We Judge
so in seeing in The Mobile Daily Tribune "A Letter
from Slave" detailing his experience IN the North
whittier he accompanied his master, at second-band
the writer" adding that the ideas are the blacks
put into readable language The letter speaks in the
first person from the slave as an old man. lie ia hor
rifed at the wretchedness lie finds in New-York.
Very likey-there are poor here we sec them in our
wake; FIVE hundred day they come sometimes from
Europe, there being thousand or more emigrants ia
all every day. The "old niger will not leave bis
master, and pites the whites. Very likely also
man brought up as an rresp ,nsibe being may. at the
age Of 20 or 20, not know how to take care of him
teh Such creatures generally as helpless as chill.
dren SO much the worse ot the sys-em that deprves
them of the power and incentive tO labor The slave,
Allen Foster by name discovers kat the freemen of
the North work harder than the slaves of the South.
We believe that to be the case with house servants
but Oh plantations Ia the sugar making and cotton
picking seasons the lash keeps them TO their task 10
they are killed Of, as Mr.. Clay said in from five 10
seven years If the poor of Europe went to Al.bsm.
they would probably sarve to death here they scratch
along, and with prudence save and buld.up fortune.
The Ncrth is so builtup, while the South nearly stick,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

Citv for the purpose OF buying steamers ani arms
Tss;r movement Is not contned TO the south western
coast Of the country but has made powerful demon
.,-.,;on in the northeast We sre assured from
,,us,Uorthy sour,es that tao riing Ia Tamillipis
which hold. Victoria. Tula. San Carlo and san Fer
p,pdo and threatens the important from Ter town oi
MatamOros, is only part Of the great cou'P''a0' W
overthrow SaUta Anna and f up the sicss'udes u
his career with renewed defeat disgrace and exile
The political aims Of the revolutionary party are 20
where set forth. e1cpt in rather vague genera'e''
any further than the annihstOn of the Dcsa'or' ou'
we uuderstsnd them to include at least one oil tho
crest objects contended for by the liberals OF l55@
This the expulsion Of the army or rather OF its gen
eral, from the supreme control of the country. 1t
does not appear that cOnfscaon OF the enormous es-
tat,s of the Church is also contemplated aud We
dOubt whether the insurgents can undertake 80 radl
cal measure against massive and astute power
ss that of the priesthood. But on the other hand
the very wealth Of the Church is constant tempsi-
ton TO sny government, aud especially to one IKE
that which would follow the expulsion of Santa Annai
and there would be nothing pnsng in seeing such
leader as Alvarez under such circumstances, resort;
ing to that m, ans of filing his treasury. And what
ectionable on grounds of legal right aud respect for
property there can be DO doubt that the breaking
! down of the domination Of the Church in Mexico
would be great benefit to the ccuatry.
That Santa Anna will now escape from the menacei
reverse of fortune is altogether improbabls. The
combination agsins him is too powerful, the general
decomposition of the country too far advanced sad
his owl previous failures too glaring and notorious for
him to consolidate bis power. His downfall, however,
nay be rather prematuTe the dramatic effect OF his
tory would have been more strikingly illustrated
were he allowed to make himself Emperor before the
people make him fugitive. That result can now not
long be protractednOt longer AT any rate than the
none, lasts that has been obtained from the United
| States After that his Serene Highness, if he es
cspts with Lis life, may again take up his resi-
ience in Cuba or New Granada aud relieve the
tedum of exile and old age by lighting cocks or writ
ing his own autobiography.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

fast. Bot If the slaves Of the South are so raA
better off than Northern sboring meo. what neei asl
this apparatus Ofugitye acts and oosrt, and arnss
epd revenue cutters TO retain them in sutscsioa' II
sheer attraction keeps them in Slavery. why sncs fsr
lest the Abolitionists should sedace them away II
the South will agree to leave the whole qacssoa 10
the negroes themselves, we wi allow AllAn Foster
to plead the case at the side Of the Overseers sal
waive all argument in reply; and 10 case the decision
is for Slavery, we win agree never to say another
word on the subject. at least to the present gaasr
alton. What says our Mobile cotemporary'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
TEXAS, our reports cay, has gone No License, by

TEXAS, ou reports say, has gone No License, by
an overwhelming majority. The act voted on is a
weak sister; sny prohibiting sales in less quantities
than quart; but the Peoples vote afirms the
great principle of Prohibition. which will be more
efficiently enforced by future enactments. Maine
Massac -Yermont-Rhode Island--Connecti-
ou,-Axchieau -WiscoDsin-Iowa-and now Texas
have successfully declared for Prohibition backed
by the cities Of Washington and Baltimore Shall
EEw-YORK lag behind
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
Netp'a)ork pailQ Grib1.,1e,
THURSDAY, AUGUST "a, 1854.
To Advertiser.


The WrYTLY TRIBUNE has circulation of 900
cces undoubtedly the best advertising medium In the United
States circulating does State 10 the Uon, British
Farmers Mechanics Merchants
Families kc Those who wish to make ih business known the
country would DO well THg WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
limited number Of sdveremes Inserted at 50 cents per bne
each insertion
eusop country Advertisements inserted at 10 cents Per
line escht Insertion
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

Up to the time of going to press this morning there
were no signs of the steamers Asia from Liverpool,
North Star and George Law, from Aspnwall, or Pro-
metheus. from San JuaR-all now fully due at this
mort
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
Business Notice..

GgsN win Issue HIS Fall Style Of Gentiemen's HATS
o. NSh Gsss No al4 BrOsd-.y opposite 81 s.a".
KYox viii issue his Fall style of GgSrLrMENs
Hare Friday. 2sh nsf.nt KNOX N0s ''' anu -
D1n1GyD sIT.K.--Jast received rich Plaid, Striped
and B.:s.as s "a % Sl sis coy 70 Sps SP. 1900
ysIS al WOOL D. Ip,. :, re per {sId cot i9PS' E SeS
T. !" 10 ai1 Brosdx.1, corner Of Leeasld $.
-SoxyTTISG WORTH KNOwING.-$5 900 worth Of
s e. up BY S'1 q We es osss aodsf' w.eS
,Sa N. .ts - ssd - Is TuItonst
C1RpETnGs-PETERsoN & HUMPHREY, Nos. 377
"a 80 selling of tseir entire stock Of rich and e
.s. reduced PIiee eoans Of ce Vel
u, s,.y .sy,:l .l sIS; sTs sssn' kat. Ms. E.ns
Also Mosaic Csre Ia one entire L.Se ana a. oner tooas
sssyg asg.s a.. i'GIs' 6. .''enSn zen e psie '
ALERT II. NIcoLAY will hold his REGULAR SEMI.
5s = sSt ssSS IS ol SGsps ss 1 po 5
this advertisement In smother column
SEWING MAcUxEs;-Th Absolute necessity Of
ung sewns Machines has become parent 70 AL
e,peet compete sseessoy With IheE nv 20 :
id better price be.e. The se., .dvso'.s OF
,arto 20 ali osr. ssd give Tec saeOp sttestsd By the
.sIersute Of ito1s1nai Th.y is nfaaas our patents.
ind h"s who attempt " 81 ssSn H cc IS Brodv.y
PJASos MPIoDEONs AND NUsIc.-ElegantP Pi,Nos
fom the oetrsed maBgeo Oft 0ILtEH1 Co HsLLtIJ
cas1o s.oS h. sna 3 5 Ss p1 .
md HoraeE P.sos A che ao', % celebrated Boston
~ nsA
fom factory pcs. for osh Those shDs PAsos MtLoDtoS
Mus,c m Gu OF Kind. cannot DO better Than
49, HoRAcE WsTERs. No So Broadway.
N B-Deslers mpplisd on the very best !. RVS
sI5 only. for a Country Residence, Village
Ia healthy location the Long lssn
psiyosd 100 Yarns 800 Building Lots lC0 feet eqaS to
foor cy will be divided 600 subscribers ca hs even
s.pts will receive warranted deed for fam Of from two " ~
sss OF z5Sl0O feet Only ale" shhss 'e
Arp TO CHAs WOOD no 2a Broadway where sps and pam
phl' Is cen be he'd e'stis
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM ScALBs-Long known,
,cyesev tested si.Ays rshttbe ecsDowc sed stand ard
yaIR5NKs& Co. No 80 Wster-st
yERMIN VERMIN! YERMiN !. They pOllute
Tbev your - They destroy cloth
Ing they undermine your ouionss they sese YOU
sf ,h,s xhen IS box of PARsoSs Co S ExIt RhI-
no. ~ Nj reefi II Rats and Ants
e ,ernr stag snd breathe where II Is put AID
hsx viii return where has been used Try 1t
Price Is Sod by G. " CLichEStR o.
Co. wholesale and Retail Asent No tl Barcllyst NewYork
Red hair may spoi-whAta vexstion-
well worthy sdmiraton.
Then change the int--A darker borrow
Prom that famed DYE Of CRIsTADoRo
MonuS ctured sold aud applied, at 6. Astor House
DEsBLERs ANTI PERIODIC, OR FEVER AND AGUg
Curr before the public 1885, aud already
demand sold
Ty CLIcrEhrs g. Co, No. 81 BARCLAY St
HAIR DYE AND WIGs.-BATCHELoR's celebrated
Han DYE oil acknowledged the best In the world Sold
wholesale ard retail appled 10 nins private rooms At W.
Hair Dye Wig and Ornamental Heir Factory NO.
1G Broadway.
Mrn.31ork DullD ITiblttre.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u TfO 'fINI1f aFVo' O' =
rS SO Bro.cvsy selling of ser entire stock cf eh and &
80 Al sres reduced prioes consisting OF ch Vel
81 T1pc.try Brusses 1Lepy aud ingrn Carpets; o. Clh
~ every wih dssgn Rngs Mss hsnss stsr R2is SC
Az Mo~.ic entire piece aud al other goods fouos
rne stos fu les than foand esewhsre 70 WHICH
sse.llf he attention ~ The public.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

DAMAGED suK--Jast received, rcu la'u or or ~
and Brcesac silis also psn esek arc paa - 10 o5
.s,S. N roi De Lanes i2lc yard cost mpo ooe
Jsios =" WV " hi LEapBEATgG ae LesdbesterS Lr-).
~ 80 Eo aI5 Roadway. Of Leonard -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

ALERT II. NIcOLAY will hold his REGULAR SEMI
wyyyly AUCTION sALE STocKs and BoSDs THs DAY az IA
seoek at the Msrcb4n Exchange For further particulars e
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

or ftixay, 26th iIs.nt .--,.. onr.at. a p,ars I
KNOX viii issue his Fall style oi nENrLfn,N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

-"Hitc ditut.
AriicAoke-LArge Giobe.
Bcins-Large Lima; Smafl do:
Ned Cranberry; Scarlet Runner:
Broad Windsor.
Snap Bedns-Farly yellow.
Six Weeks: do Mohawk; do Chi.
ma; do Valentine do; Half Nc on:
Refugee, 1000 TO one; Red Gran.
berry.
Beet-Eariy Blood Turnjp.
Rooted; do Yellow do do: Long
Blood; White silesisn; french
Sugar; Mangel wurtrei.
Brooo'f-Purpie Cape; White
Cdbbdce-Early York; Large
do: Early Sugar Loaf; do Hat.
terIea; do OSheArt; do vanack:
do Nonpareil; Fiat Dutch, Drum.
head. Larry Bergen; Green Curl.
ed Savoy; Drumhead Savoy; Red
Dutch for Pickllng.
tuuI.Fo,ccr-E arly and Late.
Cslery-white soiid; Red do.
Currot-Long Orange; Fairly
Horn: AltringhAm; white PielJ.
LreAs-Curied or Psppergrass.
tSchpbsTN Early Frame: do
Cluster; Long Gre N: Long Green
Southgaie; White spined; Cher.
kin.
Orn-Early Sugar; do Tusea.
rorA; do Yellow.
hndirc-areen Curled.
fpg Plant.
or Cole.
Lecf-Large Scotch.
Lrffnot-Royal white Head:
Ice DrumheAd; white Cos,
nroSn Dutch; Curled India or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13
H WRos,s skhPs WAssR1NItD FRrsh AND okSUiSk-

Aeion-oresn citron; Pine
Apple; Nutmeg.
Wafer Koion-rinett Kind
NdsfurtiuEa.
44.fdrd- black and Whit.
| , Onfon-sllvsr Skin; White
foriuFa'; yellow and Red.
Peds-EItra Early; Early NAV:
WAshington.do Frame: do Ch.,i,
ton; Dwarf Blue Prus,I,n. do
h,Irowfal; Bishop DwarfprolIfe
, Pdrsnfps-Long Smooth
French; Guernsey,
pdrs'ey-Curlcd.
=, FeilIle'= Largr Dell, or Bull
nose; Tomato shaped; Cayenne,
prmpE in-Large yellow
MIbdrb- Victoria,
ddiiA-long Scarlet Short
Top; Scarlet Tufnip: white do.
s yellow do; Long Salmon; Black
Plant. o'a'et
Spindeh-Round leared.
Sni.h-Early Bush; Bell.
Ionlhto-Larre Red; do Vel.
~ M,Tntp, Early Flat Dutch; do
NED Top; Large White Norfo,l.
, mLi.e Globe; Ruta Baga; Daie's
rner6s-Annise; Carrousy:
snyme; Coriander; Lavender,
sweet Basil; Rosemary; Ssse.
rum; bene.
go wM. PALMER.