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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-03
Bridge Completsd.-The tven,y-frs,

day OF April can be Sc, down as the be-
ginning of new era in the history Of
Davenport, as on that day the first loco
motive crossed the great bridge which
spans the river a. this point. The event
occurred at about dusk in the evening,
very few persons being eye Witnesses Of
the occuuence-the company with their
proverbial silence in regard to their ope-
ra,ions, having KEEP, every thing quie, in
relation to the matter. Slowly the loco
motive Dies Moines proceeded on the
bridge. very cautiously crossed the draw
and then with accelerated speed rushed
on 10 the Iowa shore, whers IL WAS vel
coined by the huzzas of those who had
there assembled to witness ths event
The las, link is now forged in the cham
that connects Iowa and the Great Yves.
with he States Of the Atlantic seatoard.
The iron band tha, soon will span our
hemisphere has been welded 1, Daven-
por--one mighty barrier has teen ever
come, the Missouri is ye, TO be crossed
land then the locomotive will speed on.
wssd 70 tho Pacific. Who can caniee-
,ure The effect OF the completion Of tina,
Road on the city Of Davenport As i,
progresses, business mus. continue to
augment, and when al last a communi-
cation is effected with the ds,ans. and
wealthy State OF California, how vastly
must that business increase. There is a
future to Iowa that promises to make bel
the brightes, star in the galaxy OF States
Her extent oil territory, fertility Of soil,
location, everything warrants tae conclu.
sion, and commensurate with l.er pro-
gress must be The advance Of Daven
port ,--Ddr. Gag.
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Desp1fcAfnp Businrs. Soma l.w

Despatching BSsincss.- Some law.
yers ID the New York Court were pre-.
pairing themselves 10 make long speech
es upon a question Of costs few days
ago. The Judge stopped them Of the
beginning, aGd asked the amour. OF the
controversy. and on learning tba, i, wa :
about two dollars, took on, his rocket.
book, paid the amount, ard ordered The
clerk to call the mex. case.
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eJ The Burlington Telegraph say.
tina. contracts for buildings to BE- erected
in tha, city during the present year. have
already been entered into, involving the
expenditure Of nearly half q milton Of
dollars.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-03

Horrible. In New Jersey, few days
since, boy was committed fer some act
and placed IN cell with crazy man
Soon after wild A, came upon the man
and he seized the boy and killed him.
hanging hmm shcckingly.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-03
Vre,a, Osage Orange seeds.

EreslA Usage Orange seeds.
rs Bushels Just received direct from 7srds
Vendors and Planters DESTROYS OF securing
fresh. pure and unadulterated article, win Ind.
il TO their interest 20 gNe me their ceders.
] Address d. r. Kinney, Rock Island, H., or
NJ ssrs. Busrows = Prsttvman, Davenport,
Iowa. AJ.ot
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Sold Out.

All those Knowing thomselves indebted tos
Shaw. Begley s Co., ny Boo1 ses0unt or other
wise viii please call and settle tho sanss imsnc-
diateiy OF cost will ensue; $Aey will had ns ut
The county Judges Once.
H.u SHAW, BAarsT, 90
DUREAUS--2 dog. os1saus Of dlnssen'
u n.tterus. received asd for sale by
ns.tf WILLIAMS &GOWEY.
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DissOlutiOn.

The partnership heretofore existing bet.eea-
r. O. Dickinsoa 4 ca, of Cambsidge, Cedar
County Iowa, Is this day Dissolved, BY mutual
consent. The business viii b continued by
Deyorc T. Co, by whon oil clains %, and
against said frm OF r. G. Dickinson Go, will,
he sattled. r q. DICKINSON $50.
Cambridge, March 29th 80.
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Il The village Of Middle,own, Orange
&C., las, week, young man, acting as
bartender IN one OF the hotels Of the
place, was killed bv swallowing pin,
Of whiskey and cider mixed. He died
In two hours after.
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Several OF the principal tavern keepeu o.
Philadelphia have baso foed $50 sad sentenced
70 thirty days Imprisonment for seiliag liqao,
on sunday
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Ghifaqo ADVERT semrnts

BOO md SH @ Els
At We HIEsALE:
THE attspi On Of Country dealers Is called to
nOOgS AND SHOES.
THE LARGEST IN THE WEST
v-hich we offer for good paper ct low prices---
WE MANUFACTURE hERE,
Double Solid Thick aud Kip Boos,.
for those that want
"Cus,om Home. made Work.
All are invited 10 eali en- MS. l33 Soath water
Street Chicago. WARD, DOGGETT &Co.
Sep. 25th. '5s. @&&
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A Farm

OF 30 acres, in Iowa township, fossale; thsre
is house. and some 10 acres broke and unds,
encs, ID acres Of Timber,
is-tf Enquire Il Wells Smear.
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I3Al1N

The undersigned will burn several Kilns Of
brick the coming season, at the yard on Rocx
creek, below FrAzier's br idse.
Persons wishing quantities Of brick can con.
TRACK Tor y now or any time preyioue to burn
Ing. ni2-3m FL. Hill 4 90.
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BEEF can be had regularly every morning
Su"aays excepted, st theaii. Road Bazaar.
GEO HARRAA
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I TITLE GIANT Corn and Cob
~ Crushers. No. ], 2 snd 8, n St. Louis prices.
for sale by. MYKss b "a.
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A CHI y IN Name vomited up, in one day, l3s
riax
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ESTRAY NOTICES.
Estrayed,

From the Undersigned about three weeks ago,
one light grfy male colt, tbeing OF dirty light
color slender made, and two years old this spring.
Any person returning the same Or giving infor
nation of where il can be found will be liberia
ly rewarded. w, MATTHEWS.
Iols 81 -Four miles east OF Upton.
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'hr Representative IN Congress,'ct inc "a
District in Ioro.
JAMES THORlNGTON.
s.a,.<s 10 the Deeison Of the Espubeaa ceS'sn''0"
Republican STATE Ticket
For Secretary Of Stale.
ELIJAH SELLS, of Muscatins.
For .4aditsr Of MAZE
John pATTEE, Of Bremen
For Treasurer Of State.
N, L. MORRIS, Of Polk.
For .dtiorney General.
SAMUEL A. RICE, Of Mahaska.
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POLITICAL, COLUMN.

! FREE PRESS AND FREE DISCUSSION.
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.ClgArs-ioo NJ Of every variety, lap. Il
ed and denest,c--for sale ct
MTEIs
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HOUSES rOR sAIE.

THE undersigned offers for sale two comfort-
! able dwelling houses situated in Upton
One y house Of good size, and the other
comfortable house f,r I small family. Bo,h
with good lots. T36tfl yNO. II. STAR.
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(lORN SHELTERS 4 STRAW CUTTERS
~ river prices, ut MYras 1 Cc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-03
STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT,
Caledonia District, IS.
The Probate Court for the district Of Caledonia. 20
all persons interested in the estate Of Levi r
iarks, late OF Barnet. in said district deceased,
testate.
MILO X. PARKS, administrator. cum ,es,nntn,o
w d"n'To Of the estate Of said decele, I. repre-
sens 10 SAID court. by his petition in writing that
SAID testafor. IN his life time was under contract
binding IN law. to deed and convey 10 one Ezra c.
Parks. OF said Barnet. npon the performance of
certain conditions on the part Of the said Ezra C.
therein stated. certain Real Estate situated in Wa
terford Village. in the town Of Waterford in the dis
trict aforesaid consisting of lot of about two acres
with house. barn and shed thereon. now occupied
by one Jonathan M"uiton. That said testatOr in
his lifetime was also under like contract binding
IN law to deed and convey to one Pat Carr, of the
same Waterford. a lot Of land Of about thirty a.
cres. with hnIdiugs thereon situated in said Wa
ter'or1. beingf the same now occupied bv said Carr
Also, THAR SAID testator was in his lifetime, under
contract to deed and convey TO one Willis PAL
Of Barnet aforesaid, the undivided half of about
one half acre Of land with brick house. barn and
shed thereon, stnated in Passumpsic Village. in
SAID Barnet, now occupied bv Presbv and Farr-
Also to deed and convey to Levi =. Parks. the son
OF SAID testaor the store and lot Of land connected
Herewith, situated in Pa.sumpsic Village. now oc-
cupied by said Levi r. That the said decedept wa.
prevented from making said convevances bv death,
and thar the said contractees are ready 10 perform
the conditions Of said contracts on their part re-
spectivelv.
:. And said administrator has made application for
license and authority TO make and execute con-
vevance OF SAID Real Estate agreeabv TO the stat.
ute in such case provided, said arplica;ion will
be heard and decided bv said Court at the Probate
Office in I'anvie. in said district. on the 2lst day
of May next. You are therefore hereby notified TO
appear before said Court at the time and place A.
foresaid. and object if you see cause to the grant
ing Of said license.
1896 f Z" ="
LEtS. DANA. Jr.r.,t p-t.
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Marriagr5.

WHk,To>-l"rx':-In this village Nav l. by
Rev. ". +. Bond. Mr. ThaaieuS Wheaton. Fl Brad
ic; Nalc and Mss Eehecca Ann Young. Of East
-. Joln>hury.
CLARK x EENCH-N Tunenhurch, April -, Nv
Rev. Wm. Scwcll, Mr. George Clark and Miss An
nette W. daughter of y. w. French. Esd. all Of
Lunenhu:gh.
H"L"E>-''In-"H-ln Eyeca:e, April "a hy Rev.
'ain'> Macarthur. Mr.. George a. Holmes. OF Mon
roe, H., and Miss Jennett Gibson of Ryegate.
HAI-FArrrE>"S-I Barnet April 90 by Rev.
James Nc Arthur, Mr. Donald Hall. Of Nawbury
and Mrs. Icnnctt Patterson. of Barnet
MAEsH-GA>kKL-In Itt'cton. April Ii. by Rev
l.. l.. Eastman. David Marsh and Miss Augusta a.
Ga>kcl, both Of Ittlc.on
-M"Esr-In Craft>burv. March is. BY
Rev. \. .. Hubbard. MIR. Ashbel a. Stmson, and
Miss Emelinc {. Morse
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-03

Francis Browning. who was with the
party which cndravorrd t" protect the muir
tered Brown. at E,>,on. Kansas. is dead at
In Annapolis. Indiana of the injuries receiv-
ed upon that occasion In company which
recently arrived at Lawrence from Ohio.
were two brothers of the lamcntrd Barber.
50 hrutallv shot down hv Picrcr'< Indian agent
Clark. who were neither brought to Justice
nor removed from OfIire. The widow of
Barber is in a state Of melancholy closely
bordering on madness. and the widow OF
Brown, whom the ruilians chopped to pieces
with hatchetS, Is ravlny maniac, with no
hope of her recovery These are some of the
horrors which furnish the basis of standing
tests and bufioonery in the administration
presses.
The Mormons have established paper a:
Copenhagen. called the d" S.ar Of S,an,lina-
via" In this it is stated tha, the number of
the " Latter D,v SAINTS" IN Denmark. Nor
way, an! Sweden amounts to 26?2 persons,
among whom are ~ elders. ~ priests. -
teach-r> and II ,.eacons In sweden there
are 2io MormonS. In Denmark. PA, I2oS
Of whom are in Copenhagen. There arc but
seven MormonS in Ireland
Pratt. tie great Amcrican traveller. :
in New York and has issued an address to
the great American people.
Thomas Rogers, the great locomotive
manufacturer Of Paterson, New Jersey, who
died in New York on SATURDAY., was the
architect of his own fortune and the bcne-
factor of many others. He went to Pa,tcr-
ION 40 years ago, and began business in a
small way as carpenter; then he made
cotton and WOODEN machinery of wood; in
1887 he set up the building of steam engines,
and from that grew the locomotive works
which employ 30 men. They followed him
to bis grave with every demonstration of
sorrow.
AN advertisement appears in a Wash
'nS'on paper, to recover negro bov called
"Gustus, who it is sait: presents quite a
white appearance" His hair is black and
straight. his eyes gray or blue, and he has Of
ten been taken for a white man. His COM
p!eA'on is fair. his manners and expression
genteeI and polite.
George W. IIydcn, who recently stole
about $4,000 worth ofjewclrv from Ball &
Black, at New York, has received five wears
sentence to the pcnitentiary.
"A little girl in East Boston, named
Irask, jumped over rope two hundred
times. ard died from the over-exertion few
DAYS ago.
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COMPENSATION TO MR.. MARSH.

The bill making compensation to the Hon.
Geo. L. Marsh of this State for his services
in his special mission to Greece, passed the
Senate on Friday. Senator Foot delivered
speech in favor Of the claim, of which the
following is paragraph or two
OF the character and value of those labors
OF Mr.. Marsh, Of the ability and learning and
research displayed in his reports and CORES
pondence, need not speak They speak for
themselves and more forcibly than any one
can speak for them. only ask YOU to rx-
anime and read them for Yourselves. Mr.
Webster, Mr.. Everett and Mr.. Marcy, of the
State Department, have all been pleased to
" bear cheerful testimony to the importance
and peculiar character of the duties imposed
upon him in his special mission to Greece,
and to the fidelity and ability with which they
are performed"
Mr.. President, let me add that this special
mission to Greece was never sought by Mr..
Marsh; but he did not feel himself at liberty
10 decline the instructions of his government
The fulhlment Of these instructions has cost
HIM many months Of severe labor as this vol
ume which hold in my hand. containing bis
reports and correspondence will most album
dainty testify, and has cost him no inconsid-
cradle pecnniarv loss, for neither of which
has he ever been compensated.
lie now only asks that his services shall
receive the same consideration so universally
accorded to other diplomatic agents in like
circumstances. The principle has been 40
long established, that it seems hardly to re-
Tulre discussion and ] have entered into
these details only because, as stated in the
outset, of the misrepresentation so indus
triousIy circulated to the prejudice of Mr.
Marsh, and of his claim in respect to the time
and labor which he bestowed upon the duties
of this mission. 1t was an important and
delicate trust, and was performed with sig
nal ability and success. The case which he
was directed to investigate and to adjust was.
in all its aspects. one of peculiar compIexi,y
and difficulty. Its full and thorough nvesti-
CATION required not only an intimate knowl-
cdg" of the modern Greek language and of
the Constitution and laws. and jurisprudence
ct the country, but it required also an I'M
tInchlnG tirmness aud perseverance against
all the obstacles which blind bicotry Cr
wild tanaticism could throw in his way.
These qualifications Mr. Marsh, in an emf
nent degree. brought to the task and | un-
dertake to say here. that, in the whole range
of American scholars, and statesmen. and
dIplomatists. no better selection could have
been made for that service lie performed
it to the acceptance of his Government and
to the honor and praise of the American
people. 1t remains now to be seen whether
he is to be turned away without an appropri-
ate reward from the doors Of the American
Congress.
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RAILROAD. STREET

KAILRUHUES KEET,
is the place to buv PURE Drugs & Medicines and
! Fancy Paints-Drop Lake, Victoria Lake, Drop
Black. Flake White, Cltramarine Blue, and all the
FANCY COIORs may be found at their Store
Distemper training and ground work for grain
ing. granting Brushes and Blenders, Boiled Oil
Coach and Furniture Narnsh from 90 to So rs
gallon.
Our list Of patent medicines comprises all the
most popular ones Of the day, such as Hooway's
Pills and Ointment, Kennedv's Discovery, Oxygen.
ated Bi.ters, Blood Root Syrup, Javne's Expecto-
rant. Pulmonary Balsam, Jewstt's Bitters & Pill /.
Ayers Pectoral 4 Pills
81. Jthusburv, April 80, 1896. s,.,t
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Wonderful discoveries succeed each other rapidly in the
present that scarcely from the aStnnhmpnt
caused 10y one before crcduitv is taxed the announce
mem "i drIfcr SIN more astounding. And among the
H>i important discoveries which have been made in
medical science. We niav number that off W stones IL
qua 'ath1tc Family Phys IN the desirable form
perfectly agreeable IL The taste, and reliable remedy in al
most every disease I" which the human are subject
lis merits cannot i~ too highly eXtoe Indeed il NAV lie
called the palaea Its efficacy in the the following
complaints Will tie readily admitted by all who gave it
!r'a VIZ: Iialtla C>vene>S. Affections Of the Liver
inlrity ofthe Blood Piles Epilepsy Scrof'ous and all
Other hln"rs. Dyspepsia Bilious Affections Dy~enterv
Darra and all Other diseases If the bowels will COM
Plctely removed by its
In short II VIII ronovata the whole and place II in
condition L" resist the all contagious diseases
fet those VII" Il" not enjoy perfect health
The Use Of this medic inc, and that great blessing at
once restored 10 them.
ONYGE>ArFp BrTERs will cure Dyspepsia and Asthma
The certiaes and statements favor are f the highest
resI~catty. Including Members Congress and other dis
tingui>hei citizens 81 the United States.
. MAssAsclT SALvE-One Of those remedies that every
ahily fiiS desirable, I" have Ii possesses many
healing powers never before known in Salve II cures
Piles. having been signalv successful in many extreme
cases 2? cents per box. Sold by the Agent
Sold by j. T. bingham. 81. Juhnsbury: ". II Mc(iafpv
Lyndon kn,rall Hubbard, Lyndon Center; Hill Plan
fer. Sbefre.! blanchard. f.iovs7 (.Wies X 70
e.W, sArk Ea.IidIn BarIst
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1)fatbs.

FECk-ln Danville, April %. Ca,harine, daugh-
ter Of Simon and Emily Peck, aged q years and {
months. Go, darling Catharine, rest secure from
Earth's alarms so. rest upon the Saviour's breast,
encrcled hv his arms. Com.
HMt-ln Lyndon. April IA. Of cankcr ra~h. Ga
IN Maria daughter of Amos Y. and Laura Hale
aged eight months and five DAYS.
C"Ast-ln Peacham, April 81, Mrs. Eliza Chase,
wife OF Mr.. Loren Chase, aged ~ years.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Apri) "a

BRIGHTON MARKET-April "a.
At market l300Beef Cattle, go sores q pairs
working oxen. - cows and calves, 400 sheep and
lambs $500 swine
Professionalism 81; LIST quality siasi; I'd
quality S. 81 ~.
Hides. :; tallcw,s; pelts $llali: calf skins l3c
per H.
St"res-Yearlrcs none Two wears old nome
Three wears old none
Mich C"wS-n"ne. Veal Calves-S3 to $40.
Working Oxen-S90 70 1s5
Cows and CalveS.-Sl9 10 so.
>h 'er and lamhs-Extra S. 70 10; by lot Ss;a5.
Swlne-'taS;c per ID. wholesale, and loo
retail
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MILLINERY
q q q u -


NORTHERN Red Clover, White Clover Rcd
Top. Herds Grass. Long Orange C,rot Yel,ow
E"'a"aSa. English Turnip. Red Top Flat Turnip.
.iohe iurnip and Cow-horn Turnip. BY the m
also shaker Seed. by the paper. 10 kin,, Of
Bean. and kinds of Peas; and most kinds Of Field
ana harden Seeds sold cheap. nv A. LANG
~ John>bnrv. April 90, l.5S COT
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school. NOTICE.

waterford thc coming season are requested to meet
tor cXaInInation at the school house in Lower Va
terford, at O'Clock, +, NJ. on Tuesday, Nav 10.
1856. H. H. DEWEY Town Su,rt
BFSEFAtr"Rs or MA>KINp.-It is not he who invented
Brussels Carctng or Gold Brocac whom the ra>>cs have
reason I" hold III regard hut he who furnishes snrucfh,
useful I" everybody One ii government official, lately
returned ron his mission in Brazil tells as an anccje
tha among tlr trN enquiries made ID, him alo,t his ac-
qia'arcc Wh public men was whether ne knew Tho
American h'1ni> 'r j. g. AVER VIII" invented The Cher
- .a "hNlic fll| As these articles more
particular I'll" berry Pcctoral in general vs.. in the
'ih> ~ SUM America there the most prevalent rc,-
there We'll a. here them tte rccuyerx 81 nv
t'i F.i MALIGNANT diseases. il is strange they should
'i tic i.hI III esteem but II i rather simple In them
{" suppose, thar the Doctor the ov man Of marx We have
among our went! million people Christian Adv,-
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Keep it before the People

VINHAl the Trichosthcne cures nervous headache
and restores the hair where it has been lost
In proof Of this read the following testimony:
This may certify that one year since was quite
bald on the crown ofthe head, owing, as suppose,
to nervous headache of many wears standi o.
commenced using the Trichoshene one wear ago
since which tine have been entirely free from the
headache and have my hair re- tored to its natural
quantity and appearance. JAS. H. RANDALL.
North Danville, April 22, 1856. s,9tf
For sale. wholesale and retail by BROWNE &
HOlT, Railroad street, ST. Johnsbury.
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st. Johnsbury Academy,

VIE. Summer Term, Of 10 weeks, will begin
1 Tuesday, May 90.
Tuition will be RENTED to INDECENT young men,
educating themselves for the Christian Ministry
Additional aid will also be furnished to the same
class OF students, as their circumstances require
j. X. COLBY, Secretary Of Trustees.
April So 1856. ss9e2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-03
Frult ana Ornamental Trees, Shrubs
And Plants.

al! KINDS that have proved hardy and desira
Hampshire and in Canada will be furn;shcJ =, ~
sem from the Agricultural Warehouse and Seed
Store. AZ s.. '"hr>bury. VI. by aIsxC
~" orders by MAJ! or otherwise will tie rr.,un,,v
""endedto Trees, Plants. &c sent fresh frnm
."e ground. well packed. 10 those ordering. Order.
Tor hcddng-"ni plants should bee sent in rs soon a.
hnf VIII NJ" be filled until the latter par,
81 ,'"f maj 'eing the proper time TO transplant
HFrH -" 1876. ..9tf