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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-28
GEO. ID. PRENTICE.


From the St Lonis Democrat OF the 18th
\ MERCHANT COWHlDED BY A LADY-llE SLABS
HER. Daring yesterday, George Patton, store
keeper for Street Il Co, Main street. applied
approhioos epihes to young lady. at his house
ON the corner Of seventh street and Franklin ave.
nue. She is u seanstreSs named Rehrcca McCord
and lives in another part of The double house III
which Patton "e-ides. On his return home last
evening she was prepared with choice cowhide
and proceeded with inyincibla spirit and with
subJugating energy To warm with that caustc
the superficial area of Mr.. Patton. His solid
contents were shattered. and when he was able
to escape from his assaant he Ieiored in other
discnurfeous terms and shortly re appeared.
challenged her to renew the conflict. Nothing
10th, she actively complying when he drew
a knife and stabbed her near the heart. it is
thought fatally She also receiveda Gu, on the
arm. He instantly arrested.
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stCoNp DISPATCH
ADDITIONAL. FOREIGN NEWs.
Nuttny amongst the British Troops
In India.

QuEnEe, July 27.--1he mutiny in India ia said,. to
be spreading. Twenty three regiments joined in the
rebellion. The loss sustained by the British army
by the detection is estimated at 10000 though it Is
hoped that the crisis Is passed, the latest ndviees
indicate panic amongst the rebels Who suffering
loss 10y desertons.
The mniiny is confined to the native troops The
British troops attacked the insurgents Mt Delhi and
defeated htm though the insurgents were still In
possession of the town.
General Anson the British commandor-n chief in
lndn died of cholera, aud Sir Colin Campbell is np-
pointed his successor
MARINE DISASTER.
The Steamship Erin from Bombay having on
beard the China mail, was wrecked the wcs-
tern coast of tcylon. The whole cargo valued nj
G10o, 900 Was lost.
kfWR rHuN lrALY.
All quiet in Italy Mazzina is reported TO have
left in n ship sailing under American colos.
ENGLAND.
The Bunk OF England is about to reduce her rates
Of interest
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.

fuNh Watering Place. avorably known 10 the public,
eopcnod for thoftcopon OF yiHitois the lat day
OF juno I
Tho prcA 1T proprotos happy that they
have the services General Manager uf JNo, J.
In cot the Hotel Richmond. Np) whoso long
erience In tho Hotel aud wo established reputation
rnean aud sufficient guarantees that eve.
effort " III he made give satisfaction Ia guests
III" pow eurs, properties of this water and Tia ehi
In all disoases the somaeh Liver bowels Nervous
System Ae we'll nitcstcd by Tho many tam IT mi
iRrnou which have been effected by Its VIZ refer with
confidence To all the former patrona of the place.
complete nAr1Ii NG EST iSHMENT has sine. last
been added 10 Tor the comfort Of eur
visitors tor further particulars refer To the Cards, TO he
fennl IN Hotels Gnts, Steamboats,, Ne,
sp ndd line Of -Four Horse Coaches will convoy vatora
Shnn -ve this place ~ miles, good rad, with
only hill the poinH
HRlnpES 4 HOLT, rrppreturs
JOHN T.. LEE Manager
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From the Alton (lll.) Courier. !

ANOTHER DISTRESSING ACCIDENT FROM A
MowrNG MACuINE.-On Monday morning, n son
of Mr. Henry Howell. of Monticello nged four.
teen years, was thrown from mule which he
riding, in front of n moving machine. When
the mule threw him. he kicked him towards the
sickle, which caught him and drew him about fif
ty feet before the team could be stopped, cutting
all the fingers off his right banda then cutting
off the hand about the middle of the fore arm
The right foot was nearly severed at the instep,
and deep cash was cut across the left thigh
DR.. G. r. Allen was called, and amputated the
right arm below the elbow. He as sisted by
Drs. Woodward. of Monticello, and Pogup. of
Alton. The boy seemed doing well after the op-
Grafton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-28

Two SENATOR'S GONG ABROAD Hon. IIaml-
ton Fish and family will sail for Havre in the
Arago which leaves this port tomorrow. 1t is
possible that he may stay in Europe during the
coming two years. The ex Senator has adopted
a very sensible plan for compromising himself for
so many years of ariuous and honorably dis
charged public service, 1t is understood that
his colleague. Senator Seward. is also conten-
plating fure On tour somewhat more extensive
an ambition, han that of G W. Fish; for where.
as the latter intends 10 limit his journey to the
prin ii pal countries of Europe, Mr.. Seward in
cudes in hi, the decentralization Of the globe,
together with visit to the Sandwich Islands
n. Y. Post
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FRFsliEr Al ALBANY, Albany, July %,
"A little before noon, one of the most terrific
rain, hail. thunder and lightning storms ever ex-
pnrlenced here, visited Us. State street, aud all
the parallel streets endirg to the river. were
flooded. State street locked like the rapids Of
Niagara The torrent tore up paving stones.
whlrhng them towards the Hudson like many
struws.
The storm LASTED three quarters of an hour
entirely saspending business aud travel III
stores and cellars ON Beaver and = ute streets,
Maiden lane, Broadway. &c, are flooded. and nm
immense amount oi damage has been done.
1readwels iron foundry, on Beaver street, suf
fered considerably.
There has been great fool in the neighbo
hood of Cuba. There two bad breaks ON the
Genesee Valley Canal
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John W. Rand. lie is the parsonage who se,e..
nj years since robbed Stiokney. and the driver of
the Boston and Quincy stage. oi several thou
sand dollars, all of which was subsequently recoy
cred. Since that period he hos robbed one or
more banks in New Hampshire, and seine two
years since was arrested in Boston for rnhhing
n honk in Nirgina,to which State he was taken
aad imprisoned but broke jail 49, Boston Jour.
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from "a 81 Lanls N-pnLlLcln . IAnr.Rnn.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM SALT LAKE CITY


FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM SALT LAKE CITY
We have news from Shlt Lake City to the "a of
July. Mr. j Inn Il. Murdoch left that city al
twelve o'clock on the "a Of July. and reached
leavenworth ON the 9th. making The distance in
iiiteen days, travelling time. Mr. NJ, came in as
conductor ct the mall, delivered il ut lndepen-
dence, aud then proceeded ON lis way to this
city. in advance of the mail
Mr.. Murdaek brings favorable report Of the
ennnlton "f affairs in Utah Territory. General
prosperity and uninterrupted peace prevailed
Some rnnors Of the military preparations making
for the expedition against Utah were current hut
did not excite much il any, alarm.
The first train of emigrants was met ut Green
river. aud the last passed nj the crossing of the
South Platte. They were in excellent health
aud making rapid progress ON their journey.
The grass all along the route was very fine. bet
ter than has been known for many years
Mr.. Murdock crossed the South Platte on the
10th of July. and there learned that the troops
under the command of Col Sumner had gone up
the South Platte in pursait of the Cheyenne in-
dams. Only one w0r party Of Indians. about
forty IN number, and claiming 10 be Sioux, WIS
met aud they behaved in II very friendly man.
her.
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B \ Il L l. I & r \ p II i.
ARRIVALS. orrmr .o.rm AMERICA.

QrrBrc July 81 The North America has arrived
here from Liverpool with dates 10 the 18th instant.
Reports Flour very duh and unchanged. Rcd Wheat
S. bOaSa 80 White 10 shilligs Corn had nd
yanccd sSpenee
Cousols closed Mt ols-nonc In market Coffee
slightly declined
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-28

In Ina dced u ~ Tho jOih n MRy,taa % TIP
u Jennnps hereby requested to present. their clnms
office In tho tity iynchbufg before the
18th of September ha provision ho mndo ior rate
nhl. distribution Of the fund witch will then be In hand
Inly - d2tawtiHop II. III NNtkBToN, Trustee
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/ 4AlI.S1 NEWS.
The "Preuiicen Duei,


ne following ara the notes which pas sed he
tween Prentice and barrett. at Louisville. in
reference to that duel-ess duel
LOUISVILLE. July %, 1857.
Geo. ID. Prentice, Esq find ii the journal
Oh ms morning publication of the correspon-
"ehce between US OF yesterday. To that publ.
cation are added twn notes intended for me. hut
MOI dei'ser'd and Of which did not know the
contents until this morning
1t is evident from these notes Tint YOU desire
TO take my life. | am perfectly willing to afford
you an opportunity to do it ut such time and place
as VIII Insure Il fair meeting between Us, without
interference on the part Of others. My friends
ADVISE me that. in their opinion. such me citing
ought mol To br hud upon the streets of Louis
'lle' II also occurs to M. sir, that rs the dill
Guilty l. between u and us alone, our meeting
should be- had n such manner as not 10 ieopar.
dlz' the livesof parties uneonnected with the
afnir.
The fact TINT you shot an innocent person, Mr..
u ID. llinkle, during our rencnntre Yesterday
evidently by mistake, should admon.h you that
the street is moi proper place for the settlement
ot our difficulty. shall stand upon no punctilIo
either as t. duel or rencontre; but if vau seek
the latter, as You did yesterday, trust that you
will appoint rendezvous where we may meet
alone, or ut most, each with but single unarmed
witness.
In that event hope that YOU will consider
yourself pledged in honor not TO reveal the time
or place even to our witnesses until we approach
the ground.
1t occurs to me that this will effectuallv secure
your object of Yesterday without importing the
lives of innocent persons or snhjectng the sur
vlyor to Representations. IT, however, any
other plan should suggest itself to your mind tor
the accomplishment of fair and private meet
ing, am inclined TO crafty you. and accommo
date myself to your wishes. ! have the honor
Ia rpnnin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-28

WAsnNGroN, july 27.--ohe'ol dispatches rcceiv
ell here from Kansas shy TINT GOV. Walker believes
the trouble will be ended without tho elnsion of
blood.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-28

THE DOUBLE SUICIDE AT ERIE, PA.-Some
DAYS since copied brief paragraph from an
Erie paper. stating that n German and his wife
had committing suicide near the cty.-Detals
since made pnbic show that they were literally
tormented and frightened into their own taking
off. Schultz charged with some slight mis-
demeanor, was threatened with arrest and
was told by the constable that he must pay S6C0
TO settle the matter or go to the State Prison.
Ignorant of the law and of the power and duty
of the officer. Schultz expressed his determination
to his wife to die rather than sacrifice his small
property or go to prison. The Buffalo Republic
says:
The matter was talked over between them, and
she determined to follow his example. Having
no children of their own, Schultz entrusted his
money and valnahes to an adopted son about Is
years of age on the evening of Friday. saying
that he and his wife were going out. and If they
did not return, to go to the orchard in the morn
ing, where he the boy, would find them. The
boy remained in the house ali night and in the
morning, finding they had not returned. proceed
ed as directed to the orchard where the lifeless
bodies Of both husband and wife were found sus.
pended BY one rope 10 the limb Of II tree. 1t np
pears that Schulz had fastened the rope first to
the neck of his wife. then climbing into the tree.
he passed it overa limb, adjusted to his own
neck. and then jumped downward the movement
suspended both, and caused, probable, instant
strangoaton
Our informant did not learn the result of the
coroner's inquest. We should be 10th t. carry
about u, the ieaden of feeling which must fill the
heart of the constable vino was the author of the
tragedy. if indeed such bru,es are susceptible to
human emotions.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-28

The following accounts were ordered to be paid
viz:
c. W Button, 1886 So; Mcdonald Peters, $2o12
f. w. Harris $685. A. n. Montgomery, $4,000; Lit
tleberry Lewis. 50.
The account of Crenshaw & Co. for Sl9.74 was re-
ferred to the Watering Committee, aud the account
OF S. C. Hen of $500 was referred to the Street
Committee.
the Circuit Court of Lynchburg, was, on motion of
Mr.. Christian, directed to be placed in the hands of
the City Collector, who is authorized to receive the
amount Of compensation allowed such persons in pay
ment of city taxes.
The official bonds OF the Collector and other Off
GERS of the city WERE on motion, referred to the FL
nance Committee to examine and report upon.
On motion,
Resolpea That the sum of seven hundred and sew
cny five dollars be placed to the credit OF the Market
Committee, and the sum of seven hundred and fifty
dollars to the credit OF the Street Committee, subject
to the order of said committee.
On motion of Mr. Otey,
Resolred That when the Council adjonrns it ad-
journ to meet at the Office Of the Citizens Savings
Bank at o'clock p. M on Thursday the 30th in
slant
The Committee appointed at the called meeting held
on the 29th June to look into the subject of the la
biliy Of the city in regard to the stock OF the gn
Ia and Tennessee Railroad Company, sold by said
company upon which the corporate guarantee Is as
ked, made report thereupon, and on motion OF Mr.
Langhorne was laid upon the table to be taken up
and considered on Thursday evening next
On motion Of Mr.. Otey,
Resolred, That Messrs. Christian and Speed be APP
pointed committee to prepare ordinance making
provision for lost Coupon Bonds and Stock guaran-
teed by the city of Lynchburg.
On motion Of Mr.. 0tey,
Reso'red, That the Powder Magazine for the future
be placed in the charge of the Overseers OF the
poor,
The committee TO whom referred the bonds,
given by persons licensed to sell Wines ardent spirits
&c, reported the being in due form and with
satisfactory security
Upon the personal application of Jno Grouse ana
Jno b. Shaner, license is granted them to occupy
stalls ia the public Market House for one year. from
the 10Th May, 1857, as Butchers.
On motion, the Council proceeded to the appoint
ment OF Clerk ofthe Market and Inspector of Butter
and Lard when X B. Townley was elected to fill said
Offices
On motion, the Council adjourned.
JAS. .. WILLIAMS, Clk.
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JOHN w. RAND AGAIN IN CUsToDY.-Savage,
one of the men arrested for the robbery OF the
Central Bank ut Frederick'on, n. b., proves
to be no less II personage than the notorious
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NITED STATES
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY!
NOW Is TIE TIME TO ADVERTISE,
To ihc Merchants, Mechanic ind Professional
Fcu of 1.ynehburg,


To tic Merchants, WcchanicS n"d Professional
Hcn of b.ynehburg,
IND THE PtBLfC GEAERiiIT
Ill PERSONS wishing to advertise theu III SINESS or
n PROF ESSIoN IN the tollowin papef ',r which
Agent each of them having LARGE CIRCULATION in the
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MONTGOMERY HERALD ,,.t.,i.,.,,. ~,
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WYIHENII.LE TELEGRAPH, vt,,ha.tlia "
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Persons wishing To advertise IN any OF the above Will
find to their IN1ENEsr to call the Office of the
INrclurg Nirgnian, STAIRS where contracts viii he
made and Advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY
81 will also receive and forward advertising any paper
In the United States A. WAbDILT.
ap cts Foreman Virgnian Office
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MISCELLANEOUS.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.
vuymus WATERu NJ. pUACE 4. now Oprw fOu

the reception Of visitors II Is situated the summit
Alleshanv Mountain in the County Of Montgomery
Virginia a miles from Lhristansburg Depot ON the Viz
uinln A. rennrssee Railroad
health pleasure this place affords
Of whore he iound In the
nnnnalna virginia The poe curative properties Of Tho
ahiscd For all Gutanoous Diseases
Diseases Of the stomach aud bowels probably excoH
Chronic Dlauhua II Ia regarded as napeehc
Annie has been made To visitors te
and from Springs splendid -Four Horse Coaches man
aa h, careful aud sperenrcd drivers Also extra limo
will be bept In readiness to any of the I'D
iaeeni Watering other places OF res"rt
Hoard per mouth s12 -
TlIOs. H. fowLKES,)
J 4 EDMuNDSON, , Proprietors
G. u GARDNER.
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Arrival from California
From Kansas.

The steamer llrois with the California mails was
signaed TO day ut New York.
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ewya, CARRIAGES. Cnrringr-!:

oNHR, CARRIAGES. snTringc-!: cwrEE>
H9- The subscriber rcspect fully informs his &e3y-
hiehs customers and the public that he hns hand
making daily AL the different styles Carriages,
Rockaways aud IinpRoa which finished up neat aud
strong 81 the country. Al who good work
bncd with ncancss get 1t OF iyuchurg make without
going Yankee after it, All descriptions Ios
bupges made order and nil kinds repairing
with aud dispatch. JkD. II, BAILEY
The subscriber keeps and makes order all kinds
Wagons the largest horse wagon down the
smallest one horse wagon in also, railroad carts, wheel
barrows, sc.
lie also hand several SprinR Carr alsono
horse Tor moving peddlng purposes
JOHN II. BAILEY.
M "a IN Iync
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Movements Oitlle President.

The PRECEDENT of the United States goes to Bed
Springs tins week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-28

sks advertisement Of T. kingsora Sons oswego
corn starch by =. Kellogg Co., Agents, 1876 Full
,on street, New York.
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WHEAT TuRASHERS.

11NIE UNDERSIGNED, having heeomu Agents Tor Ito
Schenectady Agricultural Works VIII keep constantly
hand sample of their Pateut improved Railway lInso
Ihra-hnfs aud SHparnur Combined 1hrnshurs aud
Nuuowcra This Ihrashng machine received the FIRST
IklMIi ut thu huw York STATE Fair Ia 1856 aud conin
awe good to- all who have used them.
TnL HORSE row EhS madu very strong aud SO gonr
ed that requires the travel ony about II miles
hour thereby making II suitable 10 work either horses
upon them
IIiE TlIRASllEtS aud CONFINED TtlRASlIERS md
WlNNOMEk constructed Ia discharge NIL the
and dust through the machine aud mol ne the feeders face
5 usual with other kiuda,
The rhrnShcr and Wnnower has REVOLVING WIRE
SEPARATOR which does the work perfectly than
be dome IN my other way.
rliE SEPARATOR udd.) Inns fork straw shakor, which
Hhakcs grain Of tho passos from the Thrash
a
pcsuns Wishing examine theao 1hfnshors du 81 by
calling alofe, where further information viii he Civ
concerning them. lRBh y SAUNDERS.
by lits
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LNNCHI3lfRG COLLEGE,
IlNIIE ihirL nnMMnI srs.iom Of this lmntitmi,om

q !
vnNIIE third annual session of this Haafitution
n viii commence the first Monday In September.
The loratnn Is one of the heacst and accessible In
the entire South aud haepu ot study both classical
scientific compoc that of bot American Colleges.
The Military Department viii be efficiently maintained
der the care Of Lieut. ! T. auken-hp. graduate Of the v.
Institute and lately connected with the L Cons survey
The Aegenl professors Will have the
Grammar school, IN which young mPy be thoroughly pro
pared Tor College OF busnesH
FACULTY.
REV SAMUEL COX, itesident Professor Of Mental aud
Moral Science, and Of History
WILLIAM CARRoIi, A. NJ Professor Of Greek and of poli
zeal Economy
L. q. MATHEWS A. NJ Professor of Iatin and OF BuIlea
Lettrcs
T.. BlANKEssHIr graduate If v NJ !, Professor of Maih
cmaIics aud Tactics
Il. L. BHoCkErr. Esq. Professor Of Natural Sciences
SAAUfL q AHLAEp, A. NJ. Professor OF Constitutional Law.
u A LAhdHohNt, NJ u, Professor OF Anatomy mud Phys
ology.
guaEes
Epoascs, Board 81 per eek washing 81 - PEI month
fuel aud lights s0por term
fg Persons desrug further information obtain
lopues hy addressing tbs President
Rep Rich Wing Enquirer cory, July lss
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SAD AccIDExr-On Friday, the Eth of June, Mr.
Jer W Hook residing on the North Fork in Pende-
ton county was thrown from his horse and so seli-
ousy injured that he died in about an honr after the
accident. lie had started with his family and effects
intending to remove Maryland, and after accompa-
nvinr them some 5 miles turned back to attend to
some business. After some delay, and becoming IN
toxicated he mounted his horse with view of over
taking them, but had only rode little distance when
the accident occurred.
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WHITE SULPHUR SpRINGs.-Theie now 800 Wis.,
tors at the White Sulphur Springs. Among the dis
tinguisbed persons present we find the foowing:-
Chief Justice Wayne, L. s. Supreme Court Hon
John Slidell, and family, 5. Senate La His Ex-
celency Monsieur Calvante Albuquerque, Minister
from Brazil; Judge Giles. and family of Baltimore
Gov Pratt, and family, Nd; Mrs. Gov. r. J. Walker
aud family, Kansas; Judge Hopkins, and family. Mo-
bile; Judge Bragg, and family, Mobile; Judge pupie
and family, La Jerome n Bonnrartr, and family
Baltimore; Capt Pat. Calhoun, U. 5. Army; Austin
E. Sm H. T. S. Army; Maj. H. Choard, and family
Natchez, Miss; Hon. Thomas P. Dereranx, and family
n c.; Hon H. 7. Gilpin, and family, Philadelphia
GreeJqier Era.
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HUSsnX's HEAPERs AND MOWERS for
i saleby H. G. HARDY & co,
g Is Pc, .iiuru
YOU 4 Plan


~ LATE JoRDAN'S HOTEL-rhe subscriber having
purchased the above and taken charge H. intend
put 1t in complete repair He respectfully socs all
from his friends the fcrme patrons OF the house aud the pub
lac general WIN A. CLEMENT.
3O-cts-Rep
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- sion of this hoo will begin the l7lh August and
close 9TH February flowur Terms per srssion 81 i've
months for Tuition sld For Tuition and Board (xcopt
lights ~ 80 For circulars containing further information ad
{ j HARRIS Principal
iny l53iaWtlsept Forest bopoi, Va,
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YANKEE SAUCE, equal - the celebrascd
jy l6ts " a aTROTHHR
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- Top Tmnp seed" SO much admired rs delicate and
early Spring Salad. Also, Winter Kale Brussels Sprou
Seed, nn seeds for early salad As the
preaching when these seeds should ground who
stand in need can be supplied.
iv IuOMpSONS 90 DrnrrIsta