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POISONING

THOUSANDS of parents who use Vermi. not aware that while they appear to benefit the pa tient they actually laying the foundations for series of diseases, such salvation loss of sight weakness of limbs etc.
 Tn another column will be found the advertisement of Hobensack's medicines to which we ask the aten- ton of all directly interested in their own as well as their childrens health. In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising from those of bilious type should make use of the only genuine medicine, :" Hoben- sacks Liver Pills"
 W-" Be not DeceiUed," but ask for Hobensack,s Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has the signature of the proprietor, J. N. HOBEN- SACK, none else are genuine.
 dune 21 ,53 1Y
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Reso1ued That the proceedings of this meet ing be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and copy sent to the Van Buren Intelligencei and True Democrat for publication.
 The meeting then adjourned
 CHAS. B. PERRY, Chairman. HENRY A. POWERS Secretoyp
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25

PRISONER EscAPED-Maa killed-On Thurs day the 9th inst, a Cherokee, named James Rogers, broke from the custody of MT. Mo- Kizzick, United States Deputy Marshal, as he was about to bring him from the nation to this city. MT. McKizzick followed him to retake him; and was in his turn pursued by Tom Ro- gers, the brother of the prisoner, with the view of consummating the escape. MT. John w. Curtis, who was engaged on duty with MT. McK., followed Tom Rogers, all on horseback; and when Curtis came up to Tom, the latter wheeled around and commenced firing Colts revolver at him. After several discharges had been delivered, Curtis got his revolver out, and upon the second shot, inflicted mortal wound upon Rogers, of which he died the next day. Van Buren LnteNsge,acer.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
CONGR ES SIGNAL
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIvES.
Ihalrsdnu. An

Thursday, April 6, 1854. Mr. GREENWOOD, by unanimous consent and in pursuance of previous notice, introduced bill, which was read first and second time by its title, follows, and referred to the com. mittee on commerce:
 A bill to be entitled an act to enable the States of Missouri Arkansas and Mississippi to apply portion of the swamp lands granted to each, respectively, to aid in the construction of the St. Louis, Helena, and New Orleans rail. roads.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
Ramsey,s Annals of Tennessee.

RE1NG the history of the State of Tennessee, from ID the time of its earliest settlers, comprising its set- clement as The Watauqa Association, from l769 to 1777." "A part of North Carolina, from 1777 to 17s4." The State of Franklin from l7S4 to l7ss {" "A part of North Carolina from l7SS to 179O" "The Territory of the U. S., south of the Ohio, l79O to 1796." ''The State of Tennessee from 1796 to 1900 By J. G. M. Ramsey large vol. Price SS in cloth; $3 50 in leather For sale at the book store of
 April 25, '53 JOHN E. REARDON.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
There's no use in Talking, told you how
 1TWOu!d be!!

THE subscriber has just received, per steamer Ala bama, the finest lot of Cloths, all coors, Cassi meres, suitable for summer superior Linen for Coats and Pants Draps d'ete; fine Marsailles and Summer Vestings; Stock and Neck Ties; black Kid and Iisle Thread Gloves; gents half hose plan figured worst ed and cotton; together with the finest lot of Shirts ever brought to this market plain and fancy.
 His stock, comprising many other articles not emu merated, is of the best quality, and New Orleans styles and will be sold ~ cash at bargains never be- fore offered here.
 Call before it's too late, and examine whether you buy or not.
 N. B. Perfect fit or no sale. He has the best cutter this side of Paris. H. E. HEZEKIAH April 25 1854 If
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25

& The Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia North American understands that John w. Forney, clerk of the House. is about to tender his resignation, to take effect at some future but not distant time
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25

Or We are gratifed to learn by the Wash ington Union, of the 7th inst, that Senator &c., bastian, of Arkansas, is rapidly recovering from his recent illness, and is now nearly able to re- sume his duties.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
Office of the Secretary of State,l
 IatkLo Rock 10th r,ril 1akA


 WHEREAS, by section 8 of chapter 27 of the Re- w vsed Statutes of the State of Arkansas, it is list Q hae nanaes @ the Sherfs scAo Aace fai2ed to le an hss Qce, co O beors e first day o Aprsz, te census G thear counties" and cause the same to be published, notifying all such delinquent Sherifs to In pursuance whereof notice is hereby given to the Sherifs of the following counties, to wit:
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25

OF The authorizing the construction of six first-class steam frigates, having received the signature of the President, is now law.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25

SOUTH CARoL1NA.-Tony, the slave found guilty of the murder of MT. Alexander Craig was hung at Lancaster, on the 3lst ult.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25

Porter's Patent Self loading Rife for Sale! N THE undersigned, agent for the State of SIuNh Arkansas, for the above Rife, would -NlASTY2k respectfully inform the citizens of Little 55l| Rock and vicinity, that he has fifty. of these wonderfully destructive firearms now on exhi bition at Thompson's Auction Store, which he will take great pleasure in showing to one and all. Call soon, his stay in the city is limited to few days.
 April 25 It JOHN M. SHAW.
 Whip copy
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BOOK BINDERY,

HENRY JACOBI still carries on the book III binding business, on Markham street, few doors west of Tucker Ross store in all it's branches and is prepared execute all orders in his line at berate prices and on short notice.
 All orders left at the True Democrat office will be attended to, without extra charge. EFl April 25 sA1y
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25

METHODIST CHURCH CAsE.-The Washington Sentinel, of the 7th inst, says:
 A case of much interest, especially to the denomination of Methodists, is now pending before this tribunal. It will be recollected that when the Methodist Episcopalians separated in their general organization, north and south, the queston of a divison of property was agitated between them, the south claiming their equita- ble share of the book concerns, which, for rea- sons satisfactory to themselves, the north with held. The subject, so far as concerns the ex- tensive establishment in New York, was, after hearing in the higest court of that State, set tied by arbitration but recently, to the grati- fcation of both the interested parties. With re- gard to the western book concerns, located in Cincinnati, Judge Leavitt presiding over .he State court of Ohio at Columbus, decided against the church south The case is now in argument, on appeal, before the Supreme Court of the United States: Able counsel are en- gagged, and the proceedings excite much interest, judging from the many daily in attendance.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25

SPANISH SQUADRON IN CUBA.-A letter from Havana, in the New York Herald, makes the following statement of the naval force which the Spanish Government has in the waters of Cuba: Two frigates-Esperanza and Peola-48 and A guns; complement of both 51O men. Seven brgs of war-Galiano, Valdez, Scipion, Alcedo, Pelago, Gravina and Nervion-18O guns and 68O men. Five war schooners, 10 guns all told and 18O men, and nine steamers of war-lsabel 2d, Pizarro Gen. Lego, Guadal- quivir, Canto, Condo Venedita, Don Juan of Austria, Anto de Ulloa, and Colon-mounting carronades and heavy battery, all told 43 guns and manned with about $50 men-total, ves- sels, with 325 guns, and 2,O4O men. Of these vessels, the lighter drafts are kept plying about the coast, holding it under surveillance, and moving from port to port. The steamers are subject to especial duty as necessity may re- quire, for transportation of troops, munitions o1 war, etc.; and the heavier vessels are kept at ol near to the port of Havana.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
wanfad.

Wanted: A GOOD STEADY BOY, from IA to 16 years old, n to learn the Timing business. One from the country preferred. Apply to April 25 If J. BRISBIN & CO.,, L. Rock.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
Look out for Commercials.


 The public are cautioned against another counter felt which has lately made its appearance called W $; Farrelrs Arabian Liniment, the most dangerous of all the commercials, because his having the name of Farrell many will buy it in good faith, without the knowledge that counterfeit exists and they will perhaps only discover their error when the spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects.
 The genuine article is manufactured only bv IT c Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor and wholesale druggist, Mo- r, Main street, Peoria Illinois, to whom all applications for agencies must be addressed Be sure you get it with the letters H. G. before Farrell thus-H. c: FARRELL-and his signature on the wrapper, all others are counterfeits
 Sold by Dr. ". W. ADAMS, New Drug Store Little Rock Agent for the State of Arkansas and by regularly authorized agents throughout the United States.
 tag Price 25 and 50 and s1 per bottle. AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and hamlet in the United States, in which one is not al ready established Address H. F. Farrell as above accompanied with good reference as to character re- sponsibility, etc.
 April 25 '54 4t
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Auction Sale by J. J. Thompson.

S5,OOO Worth of Fancy Dry Goods!!! "WEDNESDAY MORNING, 26th instant, at 10 w o'clock at the Auction Store, will sell splen- did assortment of Spring Goods fresh from the East in part as follows:
 Every variety of Spring and Summer Clothing and large assortment of gents Furnishing Goods. etc.
 Also, Prints, Lawns, Berages Ticking, Checks, Stripes. etc. Will be added Whisky Brandy, Gin, Vinegar, Tobacco, Tea, etc.
 low at private sale Every article warranted ~
 This sale will continue from day to day until closed
 April 25 It J. D. FITZGERALD 44uct.
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R. T. Hibbard's Wild Cherry Bitters, TNOR nervous weakness, general debility, and all E impurities of the blood For sale at the New Drug Store, by W. w. ADAMS.
 Anvil o5
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Hot Corn. r FEE Scenes in New York illustrated. A The Old Brewery and the mission house at Five Points.
 Fern Leaves, from Fanny's portfolio, by Fanny Fern.
 Greenwood Leaves, 1st and 2nd series sketches and letters by Grace Greenwood.
 Fun Jottings, laugh have taken pen to by N. P. Willis.
 The English Harmonists of the eighteenth century, by Thackery.
 The Underground Mail Agent, by vidi, illustrated. Barrngton's Sketches, of his own time illustrated. Babylon and Nineveh, second expedition, by Lay ard. For sale at the book store.
 April 25, 1854 JNO. E. REARDON.
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Spanish Cigars

Spanish Cigars. ON HAND a lot of first quality, Havana Segars O and smoking Tobacco. Also splendid article of Yellow Bank fine cut chewing Tobacco. If you will use the weed" call at April 25, 1854 MANDELS.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
HI. G. FARRELL'S GENUINE ARABI. AM LINIMENC is most extraorlinarx medicine

H. c. FARRELL'S GENUINE ARABI. AN LlNIMENT is most extraordinary medicine, the truth of which is placed beyond doubt by the vast sales of the article and the many cures being daily performed by twhch previously had resisted all other medicines and the skill of the best physicians in the world It is composed of balsams, extracts and gums peculiar to Arabia-possessng in concentrated form, all their stimulating, anodyne penetrating, unctuous and revulsive properties, and the same which ages ago. were used by the Sons of the Desert" with such miraculous success in curing the diseases of both man and beast.
 Reod te tolovng remarkable cure, scAscA shoa1d o M
 sef place H G. FARREZL'S ARABIAN LL
 N1MEN1 Jar beyond 0my ssanalar remedy.
 Mr. Il. C. Farrell-Dear Sir: Actuated by sense or submit the following as an instance o1 the uhty of your great medicine. My child three years ola: was suddenly attacked with terrible di sease which in less than six hours prostrated it to total heplessness. The limbs became so ,ipid that not a joint could be bent the flesh turned black and cold and entirely deprived of feeling: the eyes fixed par 1ay closed and altogether blind following this was oea1ness to all sounds the spine became contracted and heels almost touched. Indeed, the child present. ed every appearance of being dead. Immediately on the attack the family physician called in, and for three n weeks he iabored to restore it to feeling, put all Tn vain, although it was blistered dozen times and various rubefacient Liniments applied. consultation of physicians was then held but to no purpose, the case was then brought before the Med cal Society but nothing could be suggested which had not already been done, and the doctor then told me he could do nothing more. We then commenced ap- plying your Lniment freely the entire length of the spine, and you may imagine parents joy, when after few applications, returning animation was ap- parent and it rapidly recovered with the exception of the sight, which did not become perfect for near month: The child is now healthy and robust as can be- Five other cases of the same kind occurred pre- yiousy in my neighborhood, all of which died, when there Is no doubt if your Eminent had been used they would have recovered.
 HENRY G. CLELAND.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
INSTRUMENTS, JUST RECEIVED,

DHYSICIANS' Dissecting Instruments and pocket U cases Also, several pair of Improved Medical Saddlebags, and for sale by w. W. ADAMS.
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So1aaet1a1aS for Ladies. Ladies' Fancy and Dress Goods and Fash.
 iOnable Millinery,

A MFRS. JONES would call the attention of k01xl the public to her elegant and large as- 1A~ sortment of ladies goods all of the very la test and most fashionable styles, which will be sold at extremely low prices, consisting in part of Bonnets, childrehs straw Hats.
 large assortment of Underseeves, Chimesettes Elm brodery, Collars and fancy goods of all descriptions
 piece of black Dress Silk, great variety of Prints
 She has engaged one of the best Mlners in the United States who will execute all orders at the short est notice Please call and examine her stock
 Also large assortment of Ryans celebrated ladies' and childrens' Shoes.
 - Also just received one dozen gentlemens' Mole skin Hats, which is offered very low.
 SS Mrs. J. intends keeping large stock of la dies and childrens Shoes, and hopes to receive - beral share of patronage. Her store is Main st. doors above Cherry. April Is, '54.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
IRON BEDSTEADS,

IRON BEDSTEADS. Manufactured by J. B. Wickershan,, 312
 Broadway, New York. HEADQUARTERS for Ornamental, Elaborate II and Strong Iron Bedstcads: Price from S4 to SS0.
 Adopted by Dwellings, Hotels. Asyums, Prisons, etc. The largest assortment at lowest prices always on hand.
 Wire Railing, Wro't and Cast Iron Railing and Iron Furniture.
 2nd edition of the New Phase in Iron Manufacture will be forwarded Works, 53. 55, 57, 59 and 61 Lewis Street, April II. '54.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
Carriage and Wagon
 FactOry.

E&& XX% THE undersigned has opened Carriage and Wagon manufacturing establishment on the corner of Main and Cherry streets, Little Rock where he will carry the business in all its branches first rate Smithery where all sorts of Blacksmithng will be well and expeditiously done.
 Carriages and wagons neatly and carefully repaired himself that all work turned out of his shop will com pare favorably with Cincinnati or Eastern work
 April Is, 1854 1y J. J. COWART.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
GROCERIES! GROCERIES!! n ECEIVED and for sale at the ssYellow

DECEIV ED ana Tor sale at the "YeIIOW IL Corner" 25 bags Coffee, 80 hhds Sugar; 75 bags Salt, 20 brls and 20 1s brls Molasses; Rice, St. Louis Flour, brs and half brls Whisky, Brandy and Wine;
 Iron and Steel, Castings, 100 kegs Boston Nails; dog. Hall and Spears Plows
 Horse and Mule Collars, trace and log Chains; Cotton Yarns, 40 bags Shot, Lead, 2S0 cans Balt- more Oysters TUCKER & ROSS. April H. ,54
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25

Southern Military Academy Lottery. Ry authority of the State of Alabama, conducted D on the Havana plan.
 tB To be drawn 10th May, 1854.
 .......................... 5000 .......................... 5000 .................... 1,5O0 In all, 2SS prizes, amounting to.......... .sO,OOO Tickets $5,OO-Halves and Quarters in proportion. All communications strictly confidential.
 SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager,
 Sign of the Bronze Lions Montgomery, Ala, 18th March, 1854. 2s-4t
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H2 New, Rich and Fashionable Millinery.
NEW ARRIVALS.

DECEIVED per steamer L. Whiteman from Cin., lC Tierces Canvassed Hams (Sugar-cured)
 Casks Bacon, clear sides;
 bbls Bologno SausageS;
 '' Dried Beef
 Lard Oil;
 50 < Flour;
 26 boxes Window Glass: Also supply of Stone Ware; Star Candles; Znk Washboards; Brooms; Cotton Yarn; Soda and Butter Crackers; Cranbeies etc., etc., etc.; and for sale low by VIM. GEOEGE & BROTHER. April 25 1854
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25

To file the census returns of their respective counties m m ths office bsore tAs trst 9f Aay,n which each expense of advertisement
 By the 10th section of the above named law it is further made the duty of the Secretary of State to make out list of all delinquent Sherifs who have not ned their census returns by the first of ana hand the same to the Governor who is required to commission other Shers for such counties as the de- faults have occurred in. <,,,-
 April II, '54 St DAVID Hr.st D. 1nEEn st ssr,,
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25

Cents Shirts and Drawers. \ MOST beautiful article of gentlemans linen bo- n somed shirts and lace drawers for sale low. April 25, 1854 D. B. HANDEL.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25

New, Rich and Cheap.
 n B. HANDEL has just received from D. New York a magnificent stock of Spring and Summer Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which will be sold as low as possible April 9 s. w. & w. l.. ID WILLIAMS, Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery, Brownsville, Prairie county, Ark. April 25, 1854 ly
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NEW YORK ADvERTIsEmENTs.
PROM " n HroSstDs rorsF NO iG2 x,sa,r =,
bI-ANk BOOKS, PAPER, STATIONERY.
COPYING PRE.SSE4S PRINTING, dc.
RICH 4 IOITTREI

o. William street, CNs,r York c;,v1
VIII consult their itterest. by examining eur Il
PRicFs ~ " e' AZ 'hs LOWEST POSSIBLE
Accounts Book Factory ok, mad. to pattern n,,,,
Sf sas i.S s:I esss
NST s a ., M u s1f1T sIE; @aas O.
NrtinE Pnper>i csp. Letter. Note and Ledger pape,,
Ise % re Ss,t M, In The United Foreign PAPERs
Stationery Fancy and Staple goods, pno Nd
% s Issor'Isnt Envelopes Cards, Inks Pens and Pen
pinries for 1851 Work roo,, r.,rn Of n, r,
advance Di'eCun Exchange other useful Book,
Job Printing Of cheap Card, Bill Head, Ih.,. c,.
Law Gases Points, Ac-
,ie.i,. and EnErn.ingI Bond. s,oes,. cr
bo'sed In the best ,y.r. en
sH The 7,ie csntry Merchant. arJ D,,,,,. .,,,;,, nj
i"'e Pr'e's, is quantities 20 suit BCrERS
tH ORDERS by MAIL, executed With pront,n.,.
RICH LoUTREL,
a. III William strest, New York.
JAso-9m-tAl A.iEorfiaO and Manufacturing aofioa.,.
GNtDELtT JOHNs0,, 1T JOHg ST. yEU YORS-
Goods. ~ s'"' ossp'e' i"ie anu Fancy
Constantly hand, LUsINs PERPuMrRy nc al, article. .,
'hs hyKlsnlq Society, Paris Gloves. -
nne Pcrameryl Gaudrlet nson az John s,.,, N..
n ssT depot in the Unted State, HoUBIGGNT CHAR
Drawing Paper and autographs M,,.ri.t o.ua.,, Io,
1n 10 John Street. New York Agents LAMERCiER Of pa
Religious Fngravings Gaadeiet and Johnson a. John s
nes noIk Depot OF JULES BAssET PARIS Religious En-
French Patented Msdieinesl Gauds johnson a Jh e.
New York Depot Of BLoNDIN, lasug French
odontine and Elixir Peer. De ID tot perar. Chemical
fIoGeion' Labarraqu Fud, RsgnAuds Petora Pats Val
lets ferrut PMS Capsules MOthes
on,de and Lozenges, Dr. Charcoal wd-T '
Iannafe Of unine Dr.. Ether Drop, IsInands.
ue SeiS aetate OF lron Capsules Raquin D,
j. j. Personne Iodine OIL Ben1ne or scouTers and
Epi.pas'ie Paper b'ter P Fodo. Cells G.d salt S.psT
SPP,stJ Pa IA D. Nafe' q 'ires9 ROB LAFFEc1EUR-
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5000 share; TslSesIsO sss,OOO hsr
fSS' s:as 'ia' sS
or sis SS sterling one snare may obtain about $3.50"
money dbutiOn established in 1Iso casr. tn. best, fair
VII receive the above large dividends the fate Of share
forwarded each ,harshoidsr wy VI Which WI 0'
One whole share sO One half .hsrs ss share
me following advantage, given by taking number Of
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to 81 sterling bank notes his on Europs
The m paid Hossf isssS9if sos
Bankers and Appointed Government Inspector,
Apply thoa, delay Ms,,r, sons
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be iIsn,,eted; hvinE houses In Europe.
Sstwesn aud Frsntn you'd s. ptts0.
%&S6T TURSTURF Of ROSEWOOD MAoeAN0'od
H. roIPtoIs Is mad. q IN, ycIy hes, In the
and vib sold s VsTy prices and upon terms
any description viii do zen can and examine his stock before
article, of The quality be boushtn any Northern
a9a AZ e.; 9EP SrSs 81 EAR y r.
Ss MiS;,sS so,, ,Pd S9a
and particular attention, and will prepared AZ All times 70
execute orders at the horli notice We vii keep consn
with HEARsEs, for hire
ThsPaironags nftoEn and country respectfully selected
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NhkfN AND BLACK TEAs.-SpO packages, from good to
M superior qualities, for sale BY
lal9 DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co.
NNATCli MAKING AND REPAIRING.-The sub n
w scrbtrs being prepared with all neeSisary Ma SyA
ohinsTy 70 make new every part of watch, ~
mos, minute and dheui and Of the hrra pfaeies
workman, With confidence offer their public
the assurance that all work entrusted them viii be In
/ best and most vorkmanlike manner.
One q The arm having devoted many yssr, Of hi, 10, to the
business, nstters himself that he equal lob
That may be presented They however prefer being judged
% ss, no's and therefore ndnse The bore and rs,pst ask
hemof sheh they have at AL tines suppy-are
pieces and thoroughly oyerhaud examined and perfect
running order before delivery
|
Being eoehdsni o. their ability, and having the disposition
give Subtraction, they Determined that all work passing
through their hands a the appreciation of their
Their charges snail all be good be done
1 MYERS JANKE,
| sign of Illuminated Cock aud
dsN Revolving level os,e, 7sk Main -,
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.

HDETER LoRiLLARD, Manufacturer, ~ Chatham STREET
1orH ousts Tor sale the fol owing articles
superior qnaiy-Mlecaboy Scotch French Rappee
Honey Dew Scotch and other snun Also Pine Cut Tobacco p
n iG and papers more particular description various
can be known BY sending for price
TUNE SPRING COURSE OF LECTURES will commence on ,b.
18Th OF March 1854, and will be every respect as ful
ana complete as the Winter Course In this other
Colleges. - ' 'N'SA'
Degrees conferred the LIST July and ls OF March o,
each ~ ~ " - ''N' "
Tickets for single ...... ............. "a.
APerpeua Ticket emitting upon three s1
FOR further information address
feS-d6t on Cbs,n,, ., - phi, Ill ,vhi psahi
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ASPARAGUS.
BEsT-Long Bi0ni, Mangle
wurtIei, French Sugar, Early
Turnip, 4c.
BS,Ss-LATge windso-, Red
Spec Eled yAlsntIne, China
White, Six Weeks, Lima, Caro-
lima.
BEocccn-Purple Cape, Ger
man. Scotch Kale.
CAsBAGE-Early York, Large
York, ON Heart, Early Sugar
Loaf. Early BatteTsea, Drum
head do, Savoy, Green Curled
savoy, Fiat Dutch, Red Dutch,
Philadelphia.
cAKRor-i.onR Orange, Early
Horn, Altringham.
CArLiSiowkR-EArly and late.
CELEEY-white and Red, So
lid.
CNEss-Curled.
CrcUNBEK-Long Green Early
Plant.
foG PtASr-Purple.
ESnIvE and Ink
ICCERNE SEED
No seed, except those receive
Kept for sale in our establishrsr
All orders for Trees, Shrubs,
dreth and J. $. sinion. lsft with
attended to. PEYTO
Agent