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Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
Inauguration of the Jackson Statue.

After a lapse of over iortv-one years, the Ore.
anians have at last erected monument to perpet-
uatc the memory of the saviour of their city,
CLARKE Mills, equestrian statue Of Genl Jack
son. on Jackson Square, formerly 'sPlace d .Armes y
in front of the Catholic Cathedral, was inaugurated
on Saturday last the 9th inst, in presence of the
largest assemblage of persons ever thrown togeth-
er in any southern city, The occasion was one of
the most imposing that we have ever beheld. The
number OF persons in, about and around the square.
could not have fellmuch short seventy thousand.
The day was auspicious the occasion was
grand. Not cloud was visible. Nature herself
seemed to have smiled, and invited grateful peo-
pie to pay homage to one who had been chiefly
instrumental in saving New Orleans from the hands
of foreign foe. The day was ushercd in by sal
vos of artillery and at early hour, every hand,
there began to be hard notes of preparation. Nu-
merous flags were hung out through the city, and
from the hundreds Of ships and steamers in the
harbor We append description of the affair ta-
ken from one of our city exchanges:
AT halfpast eleven o'clock, the procession, which
down Chartres St. to Jockson Square. Along this
thoroughtare, every door, window balcony or 9TH
er spot affordng vantage ground, thronged.
Inc procession which embraced large representa-
tions from all civic and military bodies, must
have been at least four miles in length On ito ar
rival at the Square. Hon y. b. Crossman, Chair
man Oh -ne Monumental Association, introduced L..
j. Slgur, the Orator of the day, who then proceed
cd to deliver an appropriate address. The specta-
Gle which was at this moment presented to the eye
few times in ones life. The entire Square, from
the Levee to the Cathedral was crowded to its ut
most. The balconies and windows of the houses OH
either side. the towers and belfries of the Cathe-
dral and Court-houses were naught but one grand
sea OF human faces-even the rigging Of the ships
in the harbor was filled with spectators There
could not have been less than fifty thousand people
in view of the Square, and of these at least one
third were ladies and children.
Soon as Mr. Sigur ended, the covering was ta-
ken from the Statue, amid the cheers of the multi
tude, the peaing of canon and martial music from
The many bandsin attendance. Mr. Mills, the ar
list, was then led forward, and made a brief and
eloquent address, which was warmly applauded at
IS close; after which, Gen. PIauche announced
hat the ceremonies of the day were ended How
ever, the venerable Bernard Marigny then announ-
ed his intention Of addressing the people in French
which he afterwards did in very satisfactory man.
Ter. After the closing Of his remarks, the assem-
'lage attempted to disperse, but this was much
asier attempted than done, for it was at least an
our before the Square and the streets around it
ad been cleared And so ended the Inauguration
t the Jackson Statue, an event which will long
re remembred by all who participated in it.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16

ERESH CHOICE GROCERIES,
l. 900 Boxes New Goldfish;
so Kit, so Is bbls., and so a do. No. Mackerel;
300 Bbs Pink-Eye Potatoes, for planting;
100 Boxes Soap, different brands;
And everything usually to be had in grocery store just
received and offered at the lowest cash prices.
f9-n A. B. RAGAN, 8 and 10 St. Philip street.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16

HARANE.
HARANG q DUVIGNEAUD,
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, having established
\ themselves in Thibodaux, will practice in the Courts
OF the Fifth Judicial District of louisiana comprising the
parishes OF ASSUMPTION Laourche and Terrebonne Also
in the Supreme Court of the State. Office in Council
Hail., over the Market House. febl6-1y
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16

Tencher's Association.
Btss@ There will be n meeting of the "La-
fourche Parish Teachers Institute" the Guon Academy
on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %, at hal past 2 o'clock r. NJ
general attendance desired business importance
is tn be transacted. feb16-2t VIM T. DUNN Secv
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04
Rhodes Fever. And Ague Cure

& 'oh The prevention and cure of Interui,-
d7i,,1 ut i and Remitent Fevers. Fever & Agme,
INNS Is nd Fevor, Dumb Aguc. General DcSh;I'
n.y. Night sweais. and all other forms % a.
s U; Which have common originin Malaria or
rms Is natural antidote which will entire
- - any reslGeht or traveller even in the
' .'' SloEiy or swampy localities. from any
Tue or Bilious disease whatever. or INV IN
ma. - VI AiHS
Ii Wall instantly check the Ague in n,r,o.,.
who have suffered for amy length of t;na srn1',
one day to twenty years. so that ,bev nerJ
never TO have another chill, by CONTINUING I'M
nse according TO directions. Tn, patieu1 st
once begins 10 recover his appetite and s,enstb
ahd continues until a radical cuye is .ts;sc,.S
one or TWO bottles will Answer for ordinary
eases; some may require more. Direction
t'i,nlen IN German. French and Spanish, ac
com any each bottle. Price One Dollar
Liberal discounts made to the trade.
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence p.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04
See. there goes q White Nisscr.

The best reasons we have heard given
during This campaign. for leaving the
"Atricanan democracy" and joined the
Republican ranks, was in the words of
our caption.
a tobacconist, now doing business in
this city. formerly was engaged in the
same pursuit in Pelersburgh. Va. He
had two apprentices. white boys, and
when they left shop for meals or recrea.
ZION. the boys in the streets cried cut
See. there goes q ashite nigger. there
goes. a rhite Niger" This tobacconist.
who is very intelligent German. be.
coming satisfied that all men at the
south who labor for living are looked
upon. even by the boys in the street, as
n'ggers, which of course, there means
degradation. left the polluted soil of sla.
very Tor free Northern home, aud has
now also left the "wooly headed democ-
fscy who would permit slavery to
spread everywhere. and goes in, heart
and hand. for John C.. fremont, the
champion Of Freedom, who will resist to
death 1.-THE oppression of the class which
oy monopoly of the soil and slave Ia.
Dor to till it. might reduce them, free
isoorers) to the extremity Of laborinR
upon the same terms with the slaves"
Ciereland Herald.
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SMALL Pox-scARLEr FEvER-urAs1rs.

Railways Ready Relief is notonly a cure for
these infectious maladies, bnt will Prevent those
VIII" use the Ready Reiiefand Regulators ag ainst
the infection:
We have known the r. r. Relief rid the
whole neighborhood of the infection of Small
Pox and Scarlet Fever. We have likewise know
shlpmasters who have saved the lives of their
crews and passengers, and entirely drve off
tue small Pox and Ship Fever from their ves-
sells, by sprinkling the Ready Relief through
their infected ships. 1t is astonishing what hap
Ply effects the Ready Relief VIII have if freely
sprinkled in places where the infections and
contagious poisons prevail.
WewIll guarantee that If those who are now
suffering with fever and agne, or its effects, W II
place their systems under the influence Of Rad
ways Ready Relief and Regulators, to cure them
OF TINS distressing maady, and to free them
from the fever of ague that is now lingering in
their systems and TO render tkeir bodies ague
proc against renewed attacks.
Those nowSuttering from engagements ofthe
Spleen, engagements Of the Liver, and other
organic engagements, are promised sperdv de-
llverance from theirmiseries bythe r. r. Relief
and Regulators
We now direct the attention of the public to
our second great discovery for the cure of
chronic disease.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04

A Precious YoUrH.--"Tommy my
son. what are you going to do with that
club?"
.'Send il TO The editor Of course"
"But what are you going to send it to
the Editor for?"
Cause he says, If any body will send
him club, be will send them q copy OF
his paper"
The mother came pretty near fair,iDg,
but retained consciousness enough 10 ask.
but. Tommy dear. what do you sup
pose he wants Of a club"
well. 1 don't know" replied the
hopeful urchln, sunless us 10 knock
down subscribers as don't pay for the
paper"
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04
No. sa.-R. r. RESOLVENT
HUMoRs-CHRoNIc Drsr,src

HUMoRs-CHRoNIc DISEASES
Diseases that have been lingering in the
SyS EN- tor length of time, taintng the blood
with impurities and covering the body with
sores and ulcers; diseases Inherited by her
editary descent, 3r contracted by inoculat;on
or transmiyted by other diseases: over All q,
which SAID diseases AMI disorders in this sec
ond class,
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOL VENT
Possesses the most positive curative powers.
This all powerful remedy has performed
MIRACLES IN he way CT cures II has made
many persons sound and whole, whose fle h
was one mass Of corruption, and who were
so disfigure by disease as to render them OBJ
Jects repulSive 20 the 81 hit.
HUMoRS-RAD BLOOD
Chronic diseases. scrofulous an svnb;l,i.
complaints, consumption, and other affections
OF the lungs and throat, lndnIations and or
ganic enlargement, chronic rheurna ism. glan-
dular swelling, hacking dy cough, cancer
Gus affections, bleeding OF the lungs, dyspep-
STA, water braSh, tic doler3ux, white swelling
Juniors, ulcers. hip diseases, female complaints
Gout, ricketts,, bronchitis, liver complaint.
AND ALL ERUPTrvE DISEASES
Inc moment dose ut the ReSolven, is taxi
en- into the system infected with dis ase, the
patient experiences he m Isl deligh full sensa
mons. Tor new life is coursng through every
GIN anu tissues OF the OOdy-enrlching and
purifying The bl cd and CASTING out ali m r
bid, corrupt an loathSome humors.
The Renovating Resolve mt is a positive cure
Tor all chronic comp aims. II has made whole
and sound pate nts who hal Suffrre he m ,st
terrible 'ture disease coull inf ct upon the
system Let t1Ose wfc Pare tried other treat
mentS and are SIT Ure-:ed, give the Reso i
vent a triil-it where you. Price one dol
lar perbottle. ROADWAY & co
l62 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists, Merchants, and store
eepers everywhere.
DC ~, 1919, 4Oyl.
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A party OF gentlemen were dining TO-.
ge'her at Washington. among whom were
Mr.. Clay and MIR. Buchanan. Mr.. 3uch.
snan had just been appointed Ministar
to Russia. and was making some inquiries
OF Ma. Clav about Court dress, its
character. cost. sc. Mr.. Clay told him
that ne had one. for which he had no use.
and would give it TO him. MI Buchanan
thanked him. but caid. as he had worn
II. u must ks furnished. Mr.. Clay re piled
IN that manner which was peculiar to
him. 'Oh, but you can turn it, Buchanan.
The discontinue Of buchanan was COM
plete. % the conversation took place
just Mr.. B. turned his political coat in
most unblushing msnuer.--Augusta
Chronicle and Seminal.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04
TIE BOWELS.

All of the common pills Of the dav, called
Vegetable, Indian. Caihar,ic. &c. claim that
they cure disease by Purging from the bowels.
This Is as far they go-they act uppn the
bowels by irritating the mucuous membrane,
and thus obtain an evacuation in the same man.
ner as the bowels are moved by eating some
thug that disagrees with the system. This is
truly an unnatural meihed Of restoring the svs-
tenn to health, by swallowing pills that irriiatcs
and disagrees with it. Those who have taken
these Common pills are well aware of the weak
and debiliiated condition their systems are left
in. After the securing operation of these tlras-
tic purgatives is over, the bowels are sore and
feeble. and again become costive and bound
up. Honce arises dyspepsia and host of 9TH
or diseases. Railways Regulators never leave
the bowels in a costive condition, or occasion
pain or WEAKNESS in their operation.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04
Railways Regulators.

We here direct the attention of the public to
our newly discovered rcHle'iy-RADW AVS
REGULATORS; they poses the great curative
prop@r'i's OF "A purgative, caihdrlic. aperent,
Sudoritic, antidyspePtic. corrector AMI Regu-
lator of fhe SYSTEM. They are in fact the only
perfect purgative and cathartic that has ever
been discovered given to the worll
Rldway's Regulators will answer "A better
purpose than Calomel or Mercury, without en-
failing the system the terrible injuries of
these bancful drugs.
They are in the form Of pills, elegantly Coat
ed with gum, perfectly tastelsss, and can be
taken without sickening or nanseating the pa
tent. They are TO be usel in all cases when
the system is out of order or under the inf
ence OF disease. One or two doses of Railway
Regulators has frequently checked the progress
OF the most terrible diseases, ami restored the
system to health and regularity.
They establish new and approved princi-
Piles in medicine and secure the great and inn
portant power of regulating TO a healthy natu-
raj and harmonious action. each and every or
gan in the bovy. This great controlling power
has never formed any part of the properties of
the popular Caharic, Vegetable Indian Pur-
gative Pills, that have ever boon in use
Radwty's Regulators rid the system from
disease and restore the human body to health
on an entirely different prime pie 20 the weak
ening, sickening and gripping method of the
common caihartic add purgative pills
One or two of X always Regulators will re-
move the that occaSihns pain or sick
ness. or an irregular or unnatcral action or con
diton of the organs of the body, quicker, more
effectual, and with less trouble tn the patient
than six or ten of the common ca'hartic or pur-
gative pills. The moment Railways Regula-
tors taken into the system afflicted with dis
ease, their equalizing efficacy begins: they
search out the elements of disease wherever II
may be seatedi they act upon the whole surface
of the intestines and bowels, attracting the foul
and morbid humors from the blood, glands, Sc
creting vessels, and ex,elng these seeds of
disease from the holy. restoring healthy and
regular action to the liver, B pwels, Pnncreas,
Heart. Kidney, Bladder, Skin and al other
Viscera.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04

Psenticc'S LaSt.--Prentice. whom assured
ly nobody will accuse of looking Of the
Brooks affair through BLACK Republican
spectacles. lets off this good one:
Mr.. Burlingame. being challenged by
Mr. Brooks. decided to fight in Canada
with rifles. Mr.. Brooks, confessed him
self afraid to go to Canada. and therefore
determined not to pursue either Mr..
Burlingame or the quarrel. He aunoun
ces. however. that he is willing to ac-
cept a challenge from MIR. Burlingam me.
Evidently he is for getting rid of the ri
fles- Rifles are bad things. They make
ugly holes in folks. Their balls enter
into a fellow screw fashion.
Louis Jour.
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ssURD'S COUGH EsALSAvy

4 5 prepared from receipt from an eminent
i member OF the Medical profession, and So
HcIts the scrutiny of the scientific IT has
been successful i'll arresting disease N null
titude OF cases. in which without this invalua-
bic medicine, the sufferer would have become
victim OF that fell destroyer, Consumption.
Try 1t la'lieS, already the incipient growth of
this disease, is discernable in your hollow
cheek and Sunken eye, which if not checked.
willbring you into premature and early grave.
TRY IT, and you Will find restoration Of
youth and health. o. X. TRIP, Wholesale
Agent, fremont HouSe, Detroit H. B. PER-
SIZING. Agent, Plymouth, Ind.
Sept. %. 1853. Owl.
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EVIDENCE OF MERIT

LkwIsnvRG. Uuion Co., Pa, May 2, 1855.
Mr. ): A Rhodes-Dcar Sir: The box of
mediclhe you sent me Was duly received on the
ilth OF April L have sold about one half of !,
ana so Tar the people who have used il are sa-
'ished That 1t has cured them. 1t has certainly
ssuPl ca me que IN every one who has used
1t and SIX of the cases w. re of log s,ar5;,-, -
My sister, who has had it for five or six wears
back. coui never get it stopped except by
Vinine: and that only as long as she would
take IT, Is now, think, entiI ely cured by YOUR
remedy. G. z. MoGlNLEY.p
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NEW YoRK, June IL, 1855.
- nave made "a chemical examination of
iaIodes' Feverand Ague Cure" or "Antidote
NJ -' ~ anu have tested it for Arsenic
sis'fuly' Vuihine' and S;rycbnine, but have
not found 4 particle of either In II. nor hayeI
iound any substance in Its composition fhat
wouiu prove injurious to the constitution.
JAMES K Chiffon, NJ d., Chemist
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04

We charge that Mr.. Fremon, is a Ro-
man Catholic. Now. il he is not Ro-
man Catholic. why don't he come out
over his own signature and deny the fact.
~. 7. Express.
We charge that the editor Of the Err
press is q consumate ass. Now. if he is
not on ass, why don't he come over and
deny the fact.
Syracuse IN. ~ Journal.
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CAUTION TO ACHE sIrFEEpppS

Take no more Arsenic, TONES, Mercury.
Qninine, tetriiIgcs, Strychnine, or Anti Peri
od'cs ~ any kind. The well known inefficien
~ ,g or me noxious Poisons proves them t., DO
essnsfiine eithcr OF false medical principles,
existence that is both and harmless. is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CIJRE
For sale in Plymouth by III. b. PERsHING
TO-, dealer IN Drugs medicines Groceries.
July l9. 1855. ,a'.s
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Ee @@0wWo8
Essence Of Jamaica Ginger.

THIS Essence is preparation of unu-
= sual excellence. In ordinary diarrhpa,
incspent cholera, in short, IN all cases o. pros
tration Of the digestive functions, it is oil
iaestimable value. During the prevalence Of
epidemic cholera and summer complaints oil
children, it is peculiarly eficacious; no family,
individual, or traveller should be without it.
CAurror.-Be sure to get the genuine es-
sence, which is prepared only by z. BROWN,
at his Drug and Chemical Store, N. E. Corner
of Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia,
and for sale by all the respectable Apotbeca-
in the United States.
Sod by PERsHrSo & THOMPSON, Plymouth.
May 90, 1856. l0yi.
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MY RESPECTS,

"IILL all those who are indebted to me
w please call and set lie their little ac-
counts, as am sorely oppressed on account
of some bad bargains heretofore male with bad
eggs. am now trying to do business on my
oyvn hook, and want all the dimes / can get,
il they are justly due me.
ROBERT RUSK.
March 6, 1856-3w5O
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an Il atmospheric Chan geS. 0reT tchfch RndtC1y'
Ready Relief and Radlcay Regulators poss-
es's the mott remarkable Curative p0vers. and
tohich toiH readily yield to the X. X. Remedies
COLDS AND FEvERs.
When the system is first seized with h sudden
cold, fever sets in. A dose of from three
10 six of Ridwiy's Regulators shclld be taken
this is all the msliciue at this stage OF the
disease that is required, in few hours the sys-
lem will be restored to sound health. 1T il
the Geld and fever is neglected, and coughs
headaches. colds, chills. pairs and aches in the
limbs, joints, muscles, bones. side and back,
sore throat. hoarseness, difficult breathing fol
lows the cold and fever-then Railways Ready
Relief should beapplied externally, and a good
dose of the Regulators taken. As soon as the
Relief is applied reaction will take place, and
in a few hours the patient will be free from al
pain or annoyance
II these signs Of the presence Of disease in
The system unnoticed, and violent fevers
break ont. in the form of Bilious, Typhoid,
Scarlet, Ship Fever and other malignant fever.
such as Pneumonia, Lung fever and Brain Fe-
yer, more rigid treatment becomes necessary
The Regulators ssouli be given every foni
hours, in large duses of from four to- six, unit
free and copious discharges from the bowel;
are oba,ined. The reliefappled will produce
a salutary effect apon the skin, and. taken in
water will abate the fever.
If inf imations or COMPOSITIONS take place
Railways Regulators aud Ready Relief should
be taken in large doses. A cnrs will quickly
follow their Ia of Biliousness On
malignant Bilious Fever, or Bilious Pneumonia
Railways Regulators. given in full doses, and
the whole surface of the body bathed with
Railways Really Relief, will eff-ctually and
speedily cure the patient.
If RTEUMATIsK
Attacking the joints aud limbs. inflittins its
terrible pangs of painwth merciless rapidity-
changing about from joint to joint and from limb
to limb, Lumbago, Neuralgia or Gout afflicts
you 70 hoaway re q, hs,,ei apPl'eu nppnsa 70
relieve you from its excrnciating pongs. Rad
way S Regulatyrs will expel from the intestines
and corrupt humors.
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nIssoIIIrI0M

TNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween Thos. Pryce Of Lapoue and N. III.
Oglesbee, is this day dissolv ed by mutua con-
sent. The notes and accounts of said firm
are to be paid to N. H. Oglesbee, and all de-
mands against it are to be paid by said Ogles-
bee. THOS. PRYCE,
N. II. OGLESBEE.
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Crippled Nth Rheumatism arm and lee per-
iShed-no hopes Of his reWorery-timeig use
Of X. X. RI WONDERFUL cure.

LETTER FROM ISAAC HUDDLEsToxE.
Rapids Parish, La. Jnne 10th. 1855.
Messrs Railway & Cor llway : Ready Re-
lief has cured Peter May of Rheumatism, when
there no hopes of his ever recovering. |
heard OF his situation anI sent for him. His
right arm and leg was all persisted; he had no
use ct them at all: but by The ct yonr med
lcIne in two months he was carrying the mail
from Cherryvile to Burr's Ferry. | objected.
He said he must do something for living. Ii
has been fourteen months since he was cured.
He is now Wei and isworking on his farm, and
the whole cost of his cure tor yo III med cinss
was five dollars. Isaac HupDLEsroNE
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04

Having disposed Of my interest in the Brick
store establishment at Plymouth, to my late
partner, N. H. Oglesbee, Earnestly hope the
friends and patrons who have heretofore so lib
orally bestowed their favors, will continue
and increase them with the newfim.
THCS, PRYCE.
Jan 81, 1856. 46tf.
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a WONDERFUL discovery has recently
~ been made by DR.. Curtis of this CITY. in
the treatment Of Consumption, Asthma and ali
diseases OF the Lungs. We refer to sDr. Cur
us Hygeana, or lnha.ing Hygean vapor and
cherry Syrup" With this new method. DR.
u mas restored many afflicted ones to health.
as an evidence Of which he has irnumerable
certlncates. Speaking of the treatment,
physician remarks, cit is evident that inbsI-
ing-constantly breathing an agreeable, heal
ing vapor medicinal properties must come
In direct contact with the whole arial cavities
OF the lungs, ana thus escape the many and
varied changes produced upon them when in
troduced INTO the stomach, and subject to the
proc IS OF digestion" The Hygeana is for
sane az al the Druggists throughout the coun-
try: NeD York Dutehman, Jan. IA.
The Inhaler is worn on the breast unde,tse
linen without the least inconvenience-the
heat oil The body being sufficient to evaporate
the fluid.
9!For sale by H. B. PERsHING, Plymouth.
May 3, 1855. 7vI
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FARMERS AGENCY.
F2'aglg s. ,SeeW Store.
LEMON e SON,
One door South of the Post Office,
H;spQrtp E,,sst:,Ys,

a Ii kinds of Seei Is, Farming Implements,
IA Fruit aud Ornamental Trees, House Plants
&c, Finished on the most favorable terms.
G3'Subscriptions received fer al! Agricultural
Papers published in the United States. All let
tiers addressed To us, in regard to orr line of
business will receive prompt attention.
July &c. 1855. 1871.