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T~A a - s. q E.

fI[V SIMON J. EVANS, son and heir at law Of
< Edward Evans, late Of tie borough Of Eb-
ci@turE, IN the county Of Cambria deceased
4Akt Aoiict, That IN Inquest will BE- held
at the late dwelling house Of Edward Evans. de-
ceased. n Tie bo:ou4h Of Fhensburg. Cambria
county, Pa. on SATURDAY, the zOth dav lf
February next, at / O'Clock in tie afternoon Of
l.''T dlN fer the purpose Of rlaEia@ partition Of
t'c rel estate Of the SAID deceased toaHd arDora
his chlElrc0 and rcprsscLtuti, e. if iIlc same can
hG done without prejudice to or spelling Of tie
Whole otherwise tJ~valUe and appIaisc tie same,
aocrrlmg 10 law-at which time aud place YOU
arc required 10 attend il yyu think proper.
JOHN ROBERTS
Sheriff Of Cambria CO.
s. cTia'~ O1fcc, EIcu~Jurg,
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E~A lEIm@

THE partnership heretofore existing between
| James Murray and John Murray. in tie
Qpitman Tannery was diss, lyed on the 18th Of
October, 1857, by mutual consent.
The business viii hereafter be carried en- lv
James Murray, in all its branches
JAMES MURRAY,
JOHN MURRAY
Ebensburg, Oct u, 1870
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CANCER syKsER.

1IIE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT
4 fully inform all persons who are afflicted
with the above disease. that lie can care it with
out failure. Numerous cases have been cured
and any number Of &C tifcates can be procured if
necessary. Call On the subscriber, miles from
the village Of Strongst0wn.
PATRICK MCLVEHII..
Nov. !, IS53:52ly
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MRS. INGALLS,.
Tie following rom the Pastor Of the Cr ,,-

Drrokti H. Mass. Tan. u fs55.
FrE Nooi-Dear S'r-fiavirg mad, tr,ai or
yo II lair Restorative, it gives i.e ll1ss.r. 20
sly tl.at its yee-s have tc.l. cx ,.ol; il. rim.
wing iniaann All ,andrl.ll an q c s,i>.,rt ton
dncy to itching, with which i4N- been trout.
ell from luy chi.Gae-d. and las also rs-. .o!t,.t...
hair. wiljcn was lrcuu.iue cray. To- is cri.iaof
color have used NJ eihe' 81 .e, vf.a any
timing Ike tie >aIGe lel>,,.. a.d ..r- L..
Yours. truly, r. A BRAGG.
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EgTEC T0 C0GEEEa,TQRs,

& WILL receive ir payment Of taxes, Bank
q Notes Of the Banks Of Pennsylvania which
were in good standing at the time Of the recent
suspension Of specie payment by tie Banks of
P4l!adelPha, &c. with the exception Of the
' Bank of Pennsylvania Collectors will be
careful not to receive any Notes Of the Bank of
New Castle, =" Erie City Bank" or Warren
County Bank" BY or,Ier of the Commission
e1s. c. D. MURRAY. Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office,
Ehenshnrm Oct 8 lSEE
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4 VALUABLE FARM.


(knowr as the Lanltaugd farm )
I. 'nta1nlnS about one hundred and ei2ltv acres.
aboItt one hundred acres cleared and in a hi,b
state Of cultivation, having thereon erected
new frame barn, dwelling house and otLcr ne
cesSary Improvements.
AISO-400 acres Of good pine land, situated
in Su quehanna township. Clnbria county. viii
be sold in parcels to suit purchasers
Terms made easy to suit purchasers
nov. l8:2:3w .'ATES MURRAY
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JACOB SrAHL.
{ Tuos ROBERTS
Estate of ysn,. NJ. snaytEs. dae.a-

Hk LN0ERSlGNED. HAVING BEEN AP-
= pointed auditor, by the Orphans Court of
IambIa county. To make distribution Of the fund
III the hands f William kitte,l, admir- of the es
tate OF William NJ Smith, deceased. as shewp bv
ms partial administration account filed. an,onn
the creditors, and heirs, &c. of said decaas,sj
herehy notifies all persons interested in said fund
tLat @ he W,Il attend to the duties Of his SAID APP
pointment, at his office. in the Borough of Eb-
ensbUrg. -on Saturday, the G0th dav Of January
next at one O'clock, p. NJ. ut which time ana
place they may attend if tley thinl, proper.
=. 5. NOON, Auditor.
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E'ss y'ksS, PTESFEE.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
! that the undersigned has this day bought of
John Stevens, one BAY MARE, five years old
next Spriag, and lave left tile same with the said
John Stevens during my pleasure.
PETER SMELTZER.
l.1ratto. Novcnb Il. 1857
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From Mrs. ingalls,. a 1ea known muse in


B,.sson, Oct 10, 1855.
Gents At your request and ivii.. s. I.icL!v
pleased with tue effects o, tj,. Restorative. an,
tree 10 state thlt my hair ha become tl,.t, hin.
a'"i ctir ly uhiie. lave fr t,i, ,,;st ia, v,.t,s
'ecn IN habit q using dye. ltr lea N ,,rthe
iAtfa2r'iin'tT eets Of this article, was .aaur,l
20 tIy IT, hair has tcan restored its orig
MI thich - and also to Its former color. ,y3i1i
IS light brown. Yours, respectfully
MRS ING tTTS
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va e DDWE ~~

THE SUPERVISORS AND SCHOOL DIRFC-
tors OF the different Townships in Cambria
county, are hereby notified to return certified
copies OF their assessments for road and school
purposes IN their respective townships, on or be-
fore the first day of january next.
BY ord, of the Commissioners.
q. c. h. ZAiIM, Clerk
Conm'rs Office
Ebensburg. Nov. %. 1857
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EaIman.e Fsroper1X for sats.

FaIHE SUBSCRIBER WILL OFFER THE
Il following valuable property at private sale,
situated IN jackson township. Cambria county.
WITHIN quarter Of a mile OF the Store like, La
ding from EhCnshHru
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3. &. NOON

Attorney at Law, EbensburS, Pa,
AFF1CE IN COLONADE ROW.
= Nov. II. lS51:1 If
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TWN GDwm @

OIlCE Is hereby given that, when any per-
= son dies whose funeral expenses. Sc. he.
come charge to the county, no such exnensos ,,
VIII be paid unless bill OF items lie made ont
ana properly authen ticated. and in ma case viii
more than three dol lars be allowed for coffin.
WA. PALMER.
EDWARD GLASS.
| 7:6tI Directors Poo, Cl,r,T,i4 ta,rnHA n.
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sons o. TEMpRANcE.

gfCz1z Highland Division. No. 81. Sons OF TEN
~ zPeranceTneeJ AT th,ir Hall every SATJ r
80 DAY evening, in the upper story Of r
Dayis' building.
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- & DwH a. ~

THE PUBLIC ARE HERFBY NOTIFIED
! that ! purchased at C,nstablc's sale. the fl
lowing personal property of Otho Stiner. viz
One Uaie a1,i teo Cont IEogoas
which have left IN. the possession of said Sri
ner until see proper to remove them
ELIZA DONALDSON.
Nov. %. lS57:3:3to
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YvEEEEAHE a. MURRAY.

Attorney at Law, EbeIIsburs, Pa.
{ = FFiCE \ FEW DOORS EAST OF f ROB
~ ERiS store. nov 4: 81
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N1TEnE SAVE CoS.Ts-1be m.
- sS -; !SIi dersgned about closing business
n Inns place is desrous that all persons knowing
@ themselves indebted to him " Note or Book ac.
20 oo eau and settle their accounts on or be
pI tlie -oth OF January next, after tlat tima
all accounts will be left With proner c5co ''t,,
collection CEopEpEt 49,. "i'iSer lor
Eoehsb mg, December %, 1e57.-6-td.
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GRPsEHEs. c,nErRH, shE-Es-

q VIRTUE or AN ORDER Or TIE Or
u pA"ns' Court OF Cambria county, there will he
GZn,Se to public sale on the premises. on FRI
DAY. January /, 1855. at ,,',lock. =, A.. an
the t.io"inS described tract parcel Of land viz
y. that piece or parcel Of land with its ap-
R'h teh@nceS. commencing at spruce, corner on
line of Arant Solmau. thence north ~ west
eiShty-our Ierchcs to post. thence south /
west two hundred and eighty perches, to post
'Iehce south - east, siXty-two and lalf per-
ches to a sugar, Oh line Of John M'Coy. thence
north A cast thrty-two pcrches 30 a line. thence
norta cast onc hundred and scventy-eieht per
chea to the place II egiunjuC-contaiuing ninety
nine acres and one hundred and twenty ight per
ches. the same being allotted To William and Ben
son Crum, children of Rachel Crum, aud situate
IN SummerhiIi township, C:lmlria county.
TERMS-One third Of the purchase morev to
be paid on confirmation of sale and the residue
IN two equal annual payments thereafter with in
terest, 20 be secured by the Judgment bonds and
mortgages of the purchaser.
EPHRAIlI CRUM, Admir-.
Doc. 16, 1878
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"a GBH GEE %

.0TICE is Icreby given to the members Of
' tie Protection Mutua! Fire Insurance Com
n oi Cambria county. that the annual election
directors viii be held at the Office of the said
-Iaay, in Ebcnsburg, on the second Monday
Hasth day( Of January, 1858. between the
Us Of 10 4. NJ. and : F. NJ. of said day.
\. c. MULLlN, Scc'y.
'eG,aur-. Dec. so, 1871
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i X O L. " UUu :

-. 20. =. E: "a. a :. |'"f s-.
--- --- - - = = y - - = -
IT Has TTOEEED -HLEaCLFSt!
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HENRY GOODRICH.


-'3F''|'-,
GentS:-AUthing hut GuTy and sympathy
that feel to communicate to others tina. are at
hicted a- | nave been, would induce NE 10 gir,
this public cknowlel l2emcnt Of the heneff l.,,-.,
ieceived from Prof. Woods Hair Re-tor.ti,c.-
hen frs commenced using it. my hair was
quite gray, and in spots entirely bail -
now used the restorative about lve months. .,,tJ
my hair is entirely changed to It's origin , "a,
brown, and the hair is over three i,.!.e.- :,
length on the spots whe it was bald. I -
also been much sratiiied at the healthy m is,,,e
and vigor OF the hair, which bef5re s - dr, Ind
II has ceased To coIEe out as 1usn,.iy
Respect .ully yours, DC
Ms. l.. i. SIfgDTAED
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FT2IiAT AL. THE BALD AND CRAY CAN
be restored perfectly t. original growth. and
color So far their locks are cunc,rl,-i docs ...l
admit Of doubt; besides, It viii cure every posi-
de dis, asr "f Iig alp. Whether dcvelspe! as
danGCuh itching or in the shape f cutane,f,.
eruPtions-evcn sca.d-head-aua in M paSsitls
c'se will it fil Of curing as if by l.a=i. I,rvols
ur periodical headache, au,, il is,l tuic,. week
by the Young regularly, ii viii preserve lie l.r
and keep the hair from falling, to ary iua-i:.a-
Ole acc. Read and Judge
Milford, Worcester c.. Mass, Nuv lS5-
PROF O. j WOOD-Dcar Sir: Ifaktl.tea-
sure in bearing voluntary testimony 10 the mar
ic effects of Your wonderful Hair Restorative. 4
Tar back as 1886, my hair c. mmruCcI falling of
untl tho. top Of my scalp bIc IN bald and n0oth
gass, and Il has coutinT eli To iali Tor a nl,at
many years, notwitLstand u I have used l,ri,,
cclcbr: ted preparations for restoration S,ei-,-
yOur advertisement was induced f, Civ, v..pr
article a trial, and to my ute astonisI.nIcrt.
found. after few aIpli, atlens, that lny lair L.,
came firmly set, anu assumed a glossy and beau
riful app etrance and 10y the time | had used :;
quart bottle, my bald head was covered over
with young and vigorous growth ,r hair. which
is now from to two inches in length. ard
growing fast. Yours. truly.
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Ecyy E'Iss-yYare E.z{aE,.t4;,,,,,.,,6

s. eFia'~ Office EJcusJurg.
December IL, IS57.5.Ut.
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I5r. Morsc's Indian Root Pills arc sold by all
dealers ia Medicines
Agents wanted in every town, village and ham
lei in the lard. Prrtes desiring the agency Will
ad'ess IS atoTc for terms.
Price % cents per box. five boxes viii be sent
on receiptof 81, postage paid
Dec. 9. l8EI-l:Iv
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-07-23
MR. BUCHANAN IN A DILEMMA.

The speech Of Senstor Douglas at S Springfield,
Illinois, While it did not opeOy lepudi te the pol.
icy Of Goveruer Walker, Of kansas. as to submit.
lipg the Constitusou To a vote Of the entire peo
ple Of that territory, Vel aftiuliy and sudiously
conveyed the impresson that it d d. Tie Wash.
inpton Union, in an article shorty afterwards. ey.
identity took him as meaning that. 1t said:
"The Democratic, conservative portion of the
country will regard as the people of Kansas only
such as are n W uniting to frame a form Of gov.
ernmeut in accordance with the provis ons OF law,
and not those who are seeking to paralyze the pop
ular will by illegal subterfuges and the quibbes o
fanatieism. Whatever the Constitution may be-
whether recognizing or excluding Slavery, or ST
lent in regard to the iusiitutiou--it will be viewed
as the expression of the will of the people of Kan
sas, and those who frame it vi act under the Fed.
eral Constitution, and in manner recognized BY
the organic law"
The next day, however, it took the back track,
and said:
ais the Constitution thus formed, approved By
the people Of Kansas, and does it reflect their vii
on the question, not only of Slavery, but upor
all otherss Ifit does, every one will cay tha
with that Constitution, whether slave, free or 81
lent on that point, she would be admitted as
State. Ifit does not, then no one will pretenC
for a moment that Constitution condemned by
majority Of the people should be forced upor
them, no matter under What forms and BY WhA
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From the Chicago Tribune.
SPEECH OF VETERAN OF III YEARS

We print below the remarks made by veter-
an one hundred and seventeen years of age, at
the Pioneer Festival in Madison, Wisconsin, on
Thursday last. What events have been crowded
into this mans Iire When lie was born, Freder.
ick the Great, now historical character, was ON
the throne; Austria was engaged IN n furious war,
and Anson was making his remarkable voyage
around the world. He was 'cbunk of boy
when Franklin made lis great discoveries in elcc
,ri,ity of which the eectic telegraph is the re.
suit. At the time of Br ddock's defeat he was as
uId as MANY lad who carried muSbet under the
lead of Washington, twenty years later. He was
twenty-five years Of age when resistance 10 the
Stamp act in Massachusetts, began, and was quail
flied by lis years to occupy seal in the tirst Co
loual Congress in 1865. He might have accom-
panied Boone in his exploration of KeUtucky-a
State that now contains more than a million OF
people. Had he gone to Europe when he was
over thirty years of age, he might have seen and
heard Hume, Burke. johnson, Pitt, Goldsmith,
voltaire, Kopstock, and Lessing, all long since
dead and historically valued by their successors
He was middle aged man, in the full vigor of
life, when the war of Independence closed and
Washington was President of the United States.
He saw the rise and opening of the French reVo-
luton. He was witness of tie whole career of
Napolcon. He was old-more than three score
and ten-when Hull surrendered at Detroit; yet
how few who were there then live t. tell the sto.
ry now He has seen this country grow from a
collection of English, French, and Spanish colo
nies, containing population of less than two
millions, to the rank Of firstclsss Power. But
in one hundred and seventeen years what has he
not seen
Joseph Crelie, whose remarks we copy from The
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THE DEFALCATION.

Mr.. Gibson has been in New York for several
weeks, arranging matters 10 reference TO bis inan.
ciaI troubles, rs Treasurer of Stale. Col. Schou-
sr of the Ohio STATE Journal, being in N. York
uu the 81 Dsr., on his way to Boston, saw Mr..
Gibson, and thus speaks of statement which Mr..
Gibson will publish on his return home. We
hope NJ. q. will be aLIe to slow, by facts and
figures, that the State has not lest dime through
MS dishonesty AS Treasurer of State. But We are
Inclined 10 tue olinIon that all the rains of heav.
en-, for years to come, will noi be sufficient to wash
the STAN Of guilt that attaches to him. for GOV.
erug up the rascaiity Of his predecessor, Bresn,
.C9, oclou!er says, under dte Of New York,
Jl., 81:
"@r lho-on hs been indehtigabe iu arang.
iuL h,s masses VITA lie State. The resignation
i as uth,s IIeasuIer, somewhat embarrassed
nd aeaeei things. but lie now informs me
htt every nng has been ixet, and that the State
Vii not st.trr II the ,sIue Of dime by any con.
Il .eace iU,t the people Of Ohio reposed in him by
ele.t, hru Ireisu er. The most that can be
said is tuat H. mas ben his own most bitter enc.
my. He had an opportunity to have gained adj
Gltlont renowu by the exposure Of The defacation,
tnd 10 nave thrown aid ton"i clntumely and dis
grace upon bis predecessor 10 office aud upon the
patty tnat elected hm. What pity it is that he
uld not follow in the plain, unernng line Of duty,
aud lei tbs consequences take care Of themselves.
Mr.. Gibson has drawn up an exact statement of
the acts as they existed aud as they now exist to
the Truth Of which he intends to make oath and
publish it as soon as he arrives home. 1t will sat
Isfy every candid mind that the money was ab-
stracted from the Treasury before he entered up
the duties of his Office, and were taken dollar for
dollar BY bis pr, decesSor, Mr Breslin. His crime
is simply that of concealment. His statement we
have read and taking it to be the exact truth, this
fact is manifest. He denies that lie ever bad any
knowledge of Mr. BresIin's affsils until after he
had entered upon the duties OF bis Office. Ee
revvr had any connection near or remote with Mr..
Bresln in any pecunsry transaction while Mr.,
Bresin was Treasurer; that not one dollar Of the
money was used in the Tiffin aud Fort Wayne
Railroad, to his knowledge To short, the state
ment is clear, explicit aud unequiyocsl denial on
the part Of Mr.. Gibson of ever having been en-
gagged with Breslin in any way, OF of ever having
been consulted by him in any way ss to othe use
of the public money, nor did be know anything
of the public money having been abstrpcted by
Mr.. Breslin from the public Treasury until after
be himself entered npon the duties Of Treasurer,
| Such in bIief iA the substance Of Air. Gjhspns
statement which will coon be published, The
facts are stated in detail sBd dates and corr spon-
deuce given. We have DOT time to enter further
! upon the msttsr" - UrbaHa Gas.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-03-11
For Sale.

FENIIE LARGE AND EXCELLENT FARM, KNOWN
Il as the Caddo Place; containing thousand eight
nndred e, 5000 acres about 900 cleared land and
the balance will tmbered and the whole mostly rich al
uvai bottom On the farm is good and substantial two
story brck house. double brick kitchen brick smoke house.
good double I""med frame house. together with black
smith shop and making shop and negro quarters
sufficient to accommodate fifty seveny.ve hands There
Is also on the place good gin house and Press and
an excellent horse MILL and cribs barns stables The
Caddo river meanders through the whole length of the
tract There is well of never failing and excellent water
IN the house yar with milk house attached and splen
did garden lot There several good springs place.
and bold Chalybeate spring 500 yards from
house The Military Road the great western thorough
fare to Texas by the house. This one of the richest
and most desirable places in southwestern Arkansas 1t
Is situate about four miles from Arkadeph the county
town of Clark county.
Also, thousand two hundred e00) acres in another
farm lying in Dallas county Arkansas, the Ouacha
itVer navlgae stream, partly bottom, and partly up
ad With sixty seventy opened tt attention
intending to settle in Arkansas invited these
lands.
Also. thousand and forty lo4o) acres of superior
Black lands situated Clark county, Immediately on the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad Line and six miles from water
navigation, 400 acres of this tract cleared land.
Also. nine hundred (9o0) acres lying in Clark county,
about half botton and half upands nine miles from
it"n and four miles from Rail Road line One hun
dred (lo"l acres of this tract opened land.
Ai>o thousand three hundred and forty 34O) acres
lying in Clark county, half rich bottom and rs acres OPEN
ed and the balance good upland
Aiso one thousand eight hundred S00) acres lying in
Clark county, 100 opened mostly rich bottom lands
and not subject to inundaton.
All the above lands finely Timbered and Watered
W. F. s BARKMAN,
Arkadelphia, Arkansas.
Jan. 81, 1857. 19-tf
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Carolina Black Hawk.

Carolina Black Hawk.
VNIIIS STALLION, BROUGHT FROM VERMONT
II last spring by DR. William Strudwick, will make
Spring in Hillsborough, the first of
March and close the 18th of June.
TERMS $50 the season, $40 for insurance. Mares from
distance will boarded well cared for by any of the
of the horse at cents day Care will be taken
to prevent accidents, but responsibility assumed.
PEp1cREE-Carulina Black Hawk was sired by old Yer
mont Black Hawk ast owned by Mr. David Hill of Bridge
port Vermont,) he by the Sherman Morgan; he by the
Original Justin Morgan the father of the of Nor
gans. The dam of Carolina Black Hawk sired by de-
scendant of the Old Postbuy, out Of Morgan mare.
DEscRiPTIoN.-This Stallion will be 6 years old in July
next He is of black color medium Size weighing 1926
lbs, and of best proportoned and most elegant
ing horses that be produced and for geneness and
docility both under saddle and in harness. be
passed by any geding hen years old he was trotted
al the Vermont State Fair against number of Black Hawk
colts and the successful competitor for the premium.
He totted the North Carolina State Fair last Fall
and shared the premium with very worthy horse Of the
breed. This horse is recommended vey foa
gette Arriving here late last Spring he covered but
Mares and all proved with oal but two requiring
/ than single cover. Z
- - ,.-<.y =. - JAMES F. CAIN,
80 W. s. STRUDWiCK, j
- - 5Ea--'~5 -s-.-, X F. N. STRUDWICK.z
= Feb. 10, 1857. .7sf ,SS,s@t 23-swlm.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-03-11
VOL. VII.
works ON Gardening. SC.

Works ON Gardening, SC.
LANDSCAPE GARDENING; OR, PARKS
IL and Pleasure Grounds. With practical notes
country residences Villas public parks and gardens By
Charles II. J. Smith.
The American PUllterers Companion. With 100 illus
trations. By G. n Bernent =
= Schenck's Gardeners Text Book
Downing's Fruit and Fruit Trees of America.
Dixon / kerr's Domestic and Ornamental Poultry.
q New American Orchardist. BY VIM Kemick.
The American Farmer BY Blake
american Fruit Cutnrist. ByJ. j. Thouas.
r. The American Farm Book. by Allen.
Family Kitchen Gardener. BY Buist -...---
Grain Tables Showing the value of bushels and pounds
of different kinds of grain.
American Flower Garden Directory By Robert BUST
The Flower Garden. BY Joseph Buck.
JVhnsons Dictionary of Gardening. Edited by David
Iandreth.
Downings Country Houses
Dnwnings Landscape Gardening and Rural Architect.
The Fruits of Ancrica Containing As richly cniored
plates and full descriptions of all the choicest varieties in
America. BY Z. NJ. llovey.
For sale by
H. D. TURNER,
N. G. Bookstore.
Raleigh, February %, 1851. 27-