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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-06-17
Erysipelas, Scrofula, Kings Evil, letter,
TumOrs. and Salt RheHm.

ErysipeIas, ScrOfula, Kings Evil, letter.
. TumOrs, and Salt RheEm.
From FTtCdrding Merchant Of 81. Louis, Ftb a, 1885,
DR. AVER; Your Pills are the paragon of all that s
great in medicine They have cured my little daughter
of ncerous upon her hands and feet that had
ncuable for years Her mother had been long grievouS
y afflicted with blotches and pimpes her skin and in
her hair After our child was cured, she also tried youE
Pills. and they have cured her. ASA M0RGRIDGE.
rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Gout.
From tue Rev Dir. Ha1Ukes, Of the Methodist Epis Church.
PULASKI HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. G, 1885,
HoNoRED SIR should be uGgrateful for the relief your
skill has brought me il did not report nay case to you
cold settled in my limbs and brought excruciating
neuralgia palms, which ended in chronic rheumatism!
Notwithstanding had the best of physicians the disease
grew and worse until by the advice of your excel
lent agent in Baltimore, Dr. Mackenzie tried your Pills.
Their effects were Slow but BY perseyerng in the
use of them, am now entirely well.
SlSkTE CHAMBER, BATON ROUGE, La, s Dec, 1855.
Dr. AYER have been entirely cured by your Pills Of
Rheumatic Gout "a painful disease that had afflicted me
for years. D VINCENT SLIDELL.
Fer Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred COm-
plants, requiring active purge they excel
lent remedy. ..-.
For Costiveness or Constipation, and as
a Dinner PHI, they are agreeable and effectual.
Fits, Suppression; Paralysis, Inflammas
t1On, and even Deafness, and Partial Bllnds
ness have been cured by the alternative acen Of these
Pills
Most Of the Pills in market contain Mercury, which, al
though valuable remedy in skifu hands, ia dangerous
In public pill from the dreadful consequences that freS
quently follow its incautous These contain mes
curry or mineral substance whatever.
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DRESS GOODS, consisting in part of
~ plain aud figured Bereges, plain and figured
Challiss, plain and figured De LANES, plain and
striped Poplins, Debeges, plain and figured Lawns
and Jaconetts, Chambrays, all wool De LANES,
Gnghams, Prints, etc., in large quantities and al low
prices, at the October 29l STONE STORE.
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NROCKERY, Groceries, Sheeting, Hard
" ware Looking glasses, and an endless variety Of
other goods offered at the lowest cash prices
1T the October 90 RAVENNA GLASS co.
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Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.

From, Rer. J. Y Hines Pastor of Adre C7tach Boston.
DR.. AVER 1 have used your Pills with extraordinary
in my family and among those called to visit
in distress To regulate the organs of digestion and pur
y the blood they the very best remedy have ever
known, and can confidently recommend them to my
friends. Yours, j. " HINES.
WARSAW, WYOMING Co., N. Y, Oct. a. 1855.
DEAR SIR: 1 am using your Catharc Pills in my prac-
ce, and find them excellent purgative to cleanse the
system and purify the fountains of the blood.
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Change OF PFOgFnTIline.

THE undersigned being desirous Of doing
l. away with the Lone CREDIT SYsTEM and sell his
Goods for Ready Pay, will offer to his prompt pay
customers great and to those who have
been in the habit of letting their accounts run w
nd three years. he would say that ne respectfully de
clinesdoing that kihd of bus n ess any longers 81
RaveDna, May 81, 1857 HsL.DAKs
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NV III Il U y . ID " -bTlIIlantS, BOOK,
w Swiss and dotted Null, Bishop and Victoris
Lawn, plain, striped and check ed Cambrcs and Jac
onetts, Curtain Musns, Marseias imperial and Toi.
let Quilts, snow drop nd Tablecoths damask
Napkins, Crash, ETC., etc., the
October 90, 1857 CHEAP CASH STORE,
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NENOH TLUWE ERS, AK.
TIFICIALS.

We have everything new and beautiful
that the market would afford, and having carried
over nothing of the kind last year, can Show the
STOCK OF ne klnd In the country, and at
dehing competition. halk this dow and be sure
10 come and see US before buying, or You WILL re.
PARASOLS (COTTON CIMCuAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

A LITERARY FACr-Messrs Dana and Rip
ley, under the nom de guerre of Greeley a. Com
.pany, are now the principal contributors,
writer's and philosophers of the New York ~,
buNs. They formerly belonged to Fourioritc
phelan1down East, and are great on Fourier
i'm, womens rightsism, abolitionism, anti
slavery, and niger worship in every shape.
Recently they have advanced in the columns Of
the 7I1trne strong support 10 imperial assassi.
nation as political duty Of patrols Messrs
Dana and Ripley are also the CONDUCTORS and
editors Of the New American Cyclopediar
now being published by Appleton & Co. Vol.
iaire, Didier, D'Alembert and other pbiloso.
piers Of the French infidel scbool-who were
classed as the encyclopedists-were the editors
and conductors of the French Encyclopedias,
which laid the foundation of the revolution of
SO and the reign of terror Of Robespierre.
History Is philosophy teaching BY example.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

On DrTs AT TAsMlNY UArL-we under
stand that Fernando Wood, The late Mayor, has
retired entirely from public life, aud intends to
make tour to Europe and the Holy Land for
the benefit and recovery Of bis health. It il
stated that Mr.. Ben. Wood, whose sbre~d bust.
ncss tact has made him a millionaire, Intends
taking possession Of the political position of the
ex'hayor, and commences his career by running
for Congress In the Third district, next fall
against Hon. Daniel Z. Sickles. Mr.. Ben. wood
has been very successful in business, Is reported
to be very rich, sports fine moustsche and pair
Of horses. and we have no doubt will be very
liberal and generous to the nominating commit
tees next tall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

MruDEScE OF THE ACADEMY RrorERs.-The
oyster house critic rioters who we're put down
by the police OF the Court of Sessions at the
Academy of Music the other night, are very
funny Nilowa They first attempted to get up
a riot, hid failed Then they turned their at
tention sgainst the Judge who happened to
Issue the warrant for the arrest of the ring.
leader, and tried to have him removed contrary
to Law. Then they applied to the Mayor and
Justice Welsh to arrest the Judge aud the police
officers, and failed again. They then turned,
az a last resort, to the Supervisors of the
county, requesting them TO abolish the police
force Of the Court of Sessions entirely, in order
that they might have full swing. Now they
have the impudence to report that Recorder
Barnard sympathizes with and supports them
in their prooeedinga Recorder Barnard knows
his public ana private duty better than to have
any sympathy or concert with rioters and
breakers Of the peace, or to second any attempt
TO abolish the police force of the Court of Ses-
sions who did their duty on that occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

TuE PRorosED REVOLUTION AND RECoSsrRuc
TIoS or OUR NATIONAL REVENUE SYSTEM Mr..
Boyce Of South Carolina, In the House OF
Repre- sentalives, bas revived the radical project
OF superseoing the present tariff system of the
United States. with the simple system of direct
taxation--s change which the reader will per-
cei,e would practically be almost equivalent
10 a complete revolution in the federal govern
ment The abolition Of the tariff system would
carry with it to the ground all the great exist
ing superstruc,ure Of Custom Houses aud dis
eliminating duties involving bounties to
Nosthern manufacturers, Pennsylvania coal and
ircn men, and Southern sugar growers, &c,
end would open the whole country to the bless
iDgs Of absolute free trade. In this view.
IL our cotton, woollen and iron manufacturers
with duty 10 their favor of twenty four Der
cent, hud it bard to compete with England 1t is
probable they would fiUd the task still more
difficult with the cash value of their home
manufactures reduced twenty.four per cent by
act Of Congress. Thus, 1t will appear that this
scheme Of Mr.. Boyce strikes at the root of the
manufacturing wealth of the North, aud may be
considered q bold Southern movement; but IL
II n twoodg,d sword, for the direct taxation
which be proposes would fall. perhaps. most
heavily upon the shareholders of the South.
and the army q officers that would be required
to collect the revenues under q system of direct
taxation would scarcely amount TO less than
fifty thousand men. In word, the scheme Of
Mr. Boyce involves such a radical and trcmen-
dous revolution in our federal revenue system.
and is plan 20 full Of heavy drawbacks, that
il is not likely to make any serious impression
upon Congress curing the present generation.
The abolition Of the fishing bounties and sugar
duties would be good thing, aud we see no
reason why Congress at the present session
should not at least try the experiment of cheap
e1ing our sugar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BoARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Mar II, 1865
Stocks are dull Peansylsssia STATE ices, 80; Read.x
Railroad, 25%. Morris Canal, 40, Long Island Rscsds
HH Pens, 'vsbiA Railroad, "a
CHARLESTON, a.y Is. 1853
The sales OF cotru day 600 sales Of tbs
week foot up 49, $50 bsies, c,osug dec Inc 40
nc per pound from inquest point Mc ding lar 10
quoted At Nc The receips ali the pDrts, "a made ap
here 70 uaie, are "a, 90 bales ahead OF last year
SAVANNAH, Nay 10, 1855.
The sales Of cotton FOR the week sus t,eOo e1cs.
most sprrey nominal Receipts OF tue ~esk, SOC oAss
stock, "a 900 bales.
Flour steady. whes, arm: red, 81 % 81 OF ~aie,
81 rs 81 70. Corn-saIes Of white at 0Oe $50, Ane
yctIo~ at Coo sesc wnnkey Gull AZ 200 s2oxc rre-
vsoos very Out; bull msae, exc ssac bacon, 'Ao
askc lard, 1ohc l1c.; me-s pcrs, *is
PM .estrpuA, May IL, 1854
Flour dull, hut With little en- or. dcmsod wheat dm,:
reo 81 10 81 10; ~bite, 81 20 Corn au saIes
OF 1000 bushels yellow a. Tic Wnissey, Ic s2Sa
Provisions depressed. So NJ =. II. A.
Flour 10 dull; sales Of 500 pss at % iss for extra
Up,er Lake ami lDoisna wbcss steady; safes 49, see
bush Coz, ago spring ~ 80 ana S0o gssh rel oas ~
oata Gull wnsxey vncnarg ID sales Vi 400 oDis to,
fresh,s steady; .ne.s iso .sd aoa, tse 70 Ne. ycrs
70 600 bush vnes, scoS busa. osts. Cana exporss-
400 bbs -four; $1,000 bush wheat 5000 busn. corr;
ss 600 bush. naas. Wind scushesst
Flour moro active lower ga es so pbl. Al Is 70
o. IS; supsrane anu Uppss LAKE and OHIO, % IS ~
for exsis DO snd Indiana what opened y,eadiy Asd
closed Gull, sales 81 900 bush at Toe Chicago sprna.
SIkc ana siwsusis cub, SIC for red Ohio crn oon,-
Upper lake. Wh;skey active ssles Of 300 bbs ~ leo
Ifeishts dull n,ur aGO- 10 New York Lake Imports 40
20 ovo corn 20 oeo do oa,s Cansi explrts co<
bbls nour; $4,000 bushcls wheat 5000 do corn, and
5000 40 osis
OswKao, May 1t-eP.M.
Flour STEADY 81 % Tts ~ tor conmou N Stass.
Wheat, 10 %. beter; saies 10 COZ ouahen n 81 for
white 'se Zee for Chicago sPrng-hs assw anesAs'Os
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

DAILY CIRCULATION OF CTTY JOURNALs.-A
very amusing scene took place on the trial of
the Carr and Busted libel case on Thursday,
with reference to the circulation Of the daily
journals Of this city. The proprietor of the
HERALD when questioned, testified plumply to
his daily circulation without hesitation. He
stated that 1t was between sixty and seventy
thousand on average. This is the same fact
presented In the sfiidavits for the United States
government previously made, with reference to
the publication of the Post Office letter list The
proprietors of other papers who were put on
the witness stand were very costive. The pub
lisber Of the Commercial advertiser refused TO an
swer altogether, afraid, probably, that it would
prove the smallness Of his circulation IL he
made any statement, and he was INDUCED by
the Court and the lawyers. Another, the pub
Usher of the Daily Express, stated that his crcu-
laiion was three editions what he meant by
that no one can tell. Was II three different
papers, OF what The publisher of the
Erentng Post was the only one besides the pro-
prietor Of the HERALD who gave a positive an
swer. He stated that his circulation varied
from two to seven thousand per day. We
should like to have the other publishers of
newspapers placed on the witness stand, and
compelled to testify. We think 1t would show
that the daily circulation Of the HERALD is pro-
badly greater than all the morning daily papers
together.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

The United States soop ot war Germsntovu, Com
rander Page Singapore March ~, having arrived
on the ism from Noriok and would proceed soon for
Hong Kong ....
The Unner states steamer ssranao, Commander Kelley,
lett Areociys April 80 for Cai,so.
rt amer that from Kingston, jamaica
,.r W Brush screw steamship aAsan on the 18th inst
wt,e yess fdsy landed ~ the Hoctyn NAVY YARD. tbs
MARINES are cusrtsrcd IN the barracks II that
PLACE and the sAYSs board be United 0Ates reosving
ship North Csrolna, where thsy viz rexAan Until pad a.
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astese rssssr s,r'ng Al tae Ssies mes,
at ST. 80 SIT 7s coscg the latter Asare
acc g. me slt 10 90 Tae msrtet foe suga.,
hru; but sses oc,laes 10 Aoou, 800 400
hhes. sno loc boxes ere~S HAvspA a rats gwen in
another column Coffee quiet but steady Frsighis coz
tanned hru Nc Liverpool about 81 900 pishes grain
we're taken 10 bulk ADD RAGS 81 % ekd asd s,cs bser
b snd cheese ., aos To Londop er0e beef was en-
gagged n b. Sd Grain In bsgs 70 Glasgow o. 0Ad and
rosiu 1t IA
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Ssnste.
wAsHS0ros, May II, 1883
J1Ix ssrzURs or AMERICAN VESSELS rm RRrnsa nm
GULF
resolution submitted that the President 10 re-
qucssod, q far Compatible the public interest," 10
communicate To the ScIate any Information which nay
have b1en received concerning the recent search q
seizure Of American vessels BY foreign cruisers In
the Gulf Of Mexico adjacent seas and also what nsa-
cures, any, have been Akea in reAuoa thereto Ads-
cd unanimously.
THE SALE OF THE FORT CRAWFORD RESERVE LANDS
Mr.. RICE (adm Of Min submitted aresoution, whsGA
adopted that committee be appointed 70 nvestxas
ing the saie Of the Fort Crawford reserve las Ia
IHR STANDING c,MsHTfxss
The VICE PRsu ENT spp0,Dted Mr. FITZPATRICK tc du n
vacancy In the Auditing Committee OF senate Expessss,
Mr. Ginspan In the place Of Mr. Evaos tn. ,wnsses
Revolutionary CLAIMS and ur Shields the Same cSa
mittee during the absebce Of Mr.. Bates.
PRIVATE CLAIMS
Tho private caesdar Il en- taken up, aud bills
pssseo permitting the Indiana society OF Friends - pre-
relief Of John Ericsson elizabeth Moptgomesy.
pr0tracted oebaae toeo ensued Oh q private bill feg
the relief OF iMessrs Wiser vlarubs These parSss
are merchants In New Ofeaos, ~Oose partner perpe
traec fraucs the customs period Of yesrs
by OF inaccurate nvoices ports. u suss<
from aSvana They asked 70 be relieved from tie %
nalties incurred
An amendment BY Mr. vRRsos tina. the sc do nh taxa
effect until "a Uo0 the Auouo OF toe duues fssdssoly
evsded psd TO the government, was carried Tne ba
amended then passed
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

NkwARK, MAy IL, 1855
Picketts factory In this city ~hoy destroyed by
IRE this morning. IL wss occupied by 5sni, saa
paper maker, and Pierce Huhes carnage oo~ maxsss,
ana Owned by joseph Baia The tta o-s ~ 81 5yo sd
The insurance. 81 leo. steam engine o~ned by W
Insie,, Of Broosi, n. also destroyed; was veuss ~
81 SEQ Toe Gre supposed In have bceo -cc'denisi .
HANDS, loss ~ 400 81 500
Mcssrs Pierce Hughes iose % 50l Insurance. Jo-
seph Bsstn's ioes a. 100: T. sursnce ~ 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15
DestI uctisn os Raiiroas Nashtae Shops by
Faro- Los SSJO,OUO.

NEW ALBANY, lud Nav ~ lsst
The machine nj ops OF toe Ne~ Albany sal, Sss
road Company 10 tbs ace suraoi At ht past
o'cotk tbs IN Dg seven locomotives, 80 or snfoo
passenger aud dozen freight cars and 81 the
cbIefy Ia the hui ologs destroyed. Tue los
estimated quarter Of a mi lisn OF dolsrs an
insurance snosbs 20 oay ten Aad dollars Ise Ore
The work of u incnadIarx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

American conn vessels toere; indeed Sb-
eouely necesssr' before he couia think OF goog us y
fsmpico.
Gen. Robes wrote II Geo. cass, MAJ that tbs kexisss
government I'D recover afos OF toe oa,r css
med Vt rampco, aud req ested assure the Usi.sl
States government Of its regre ~rd indgaor AQUA
expecsed very shortly 10 essa lsd s authority over
the dkssdens forces when WON'T cause the authors a
these excuses 70 DO tried and punA1ed in conory 10
tho iawB.
Mr.. W. Latham, the wi,sess In IN. wil,sus PsS
case after whom the serge Arms Of thu aouss saa
his deputy, returned TO Wsshibstca t6is mNu M 4. n.
cordsSce with the promise 10 the letter os a.
dressed 10 the chairman Of the nvesgats Conm,es a
the day he left fer Kentucky.
The Secretary u War has authorized the cAior -
the Bureau OF Ordnance to send 10 New YORK a o6>.r
connected with that bureau FOR purpose OF tessax IA
cannon cast for the susssa OF war; now building 4.
that city This done ii The rcquss OF tho Ras,iss
captain who IA supefint1ndog The coasucisa Of the w.
SEX Tue Of tho contract which tho gass .r,
cast provides that they shoud sssed By An OK
government 06icer.
The receipts into the treasury last week were Sa4sse
The amount subject 70 dram ooo Tue rsdacosa
In the receipts, compared With sst week. s927 eco
lstes from inc Purser Of the sloop rsssassA
states that ksxicaa dollars have become current cAa N
Uhns end vii hescefcxth be more used thaa aay oAs
foreign neuey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

Mo. HosY's FAREWELL Bxsurr - rho admirers Of Mrs.
aocy will rails in full force wslacks this evening,
whca che takes her farewell benefit previous 70 her de-
puture for Europe Tho bill u very attractive one,
and includes musisai mesuge, in which Mr.. Formes,
Nine pAnsr and oher dating artlss, viii sing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15
House Of Representative.
wAsmsaros, MAJ Ia, 1858.
TERRITORIAL AFFAIRS


The House proceeded dispose Of the Territorial tasi
meas reported from the Comuttee Of the waols, ssA
passed. the bill masiDg approp a,i,o for esn
Of military road from Astoria Saem in Oregos Terri
tory ans rejected bills for roads Ne~ Mexico sai
Washington Territories
Two private bulls laid aside for favorable
action.
No quorum being present, several oens ,tus efforts
made 10 adourn Cali If House Gas lad.
and excuses rere of-re for a,sensees
Mr. MORGAN, OF NJ Y, said hr Burroughs, sfH T.,
Mr.. lL1IsR, Of ONO, remarked that DR. Burroughs
not only paired, but Well paired. daughter
Mr. DIAN, Of Conn had oeeo injured py fail from Q
carriage.
Mr. GlDDscs, Of Ohio, had ler for home o, account 4
Mr. TAYLOR, OF la moved that Mr. Montgomery Ss sx-
cused on the presun pson taAt ne unwsi aud as
mot Of tho PeDnsy deg alton 10 be- ss
health (lAushter.)
Mr.. CT kMsNs OF Va said to bis certain knowledge r.
Montgomery pan gone hone elecuoseosins.
Alter further pfocee SONGS 90 moDu " Mr.. CLKMxss
the Sergeant al Arms cod soj briBs
the bar Of tho House sucn members had .x-
cused.
number arrested and from tine 90 ne brsuse,
In. but their excuses moi d-med ss,sfScory s1A
they were only aichsrsed from custody pay
oil the fees.
Mr. MORGAN Understood thu, members we're diniss st
thither for them, but we're refused admiusf Co de
(h rgao) thought IL outrageous that geo, sboud
stDg here a this hour (esn oc cS) snie taose ne re-
ieried " we're enjoy pe themselves.
Members then INDUCED ounerous renxSs,
which caused c nsideraoe amurems0t
Debate 10 lowed 90 the proprety OF these p~pcssi
rgs 0ne stce cooten6ed toAt they ~oud result 10 90
good. the other saouo De co p.i.ei V
attend and transact business tney expect "
the 7tn OF June.
Adjourned
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Robbery of Ad.sn- q Co... Express.

AUgusTA. Ca, nay 10, 1883.
The Office here Of Adans On, prsss ~ ~Ard
OF g. $40 for the recovery oi passage OF oils
PiAntsss' Bank Of Csaste,so, stolen rssA
tween Atlanta, Ga, and Montgomery, AA
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-19
Circuit Courts of Tennessee.

The Circuit Court OF the 9th Tennessee Circuit, opens
at Nashville the second Mondays in January, May
and September at Franklin, on the second Mondays
in March, July and November. Nathaniel Baxter,
Judge W. B. Bate, Attorney General There are four
teen Circuits the state, and Circuit Court for sum
ner county which held By the Judge Of the Crn'i-
nal Courts for the counties Of Montgomery, Davidson
and Rutherford, on the third Mondays in February
June and October.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-19
FLOWER SEEDS By MAIL.
Twenty Choice Varieties for One Dolla


THE subscriber respectfully announces thai, ~ r.
Il % supply q that has been greatly de W.
mzadcc ~ Amateurs Of Flowers, be has puT- -
chased rum Mr., b X mi-s, of springfield Nass an
f,und and are kno~B every state a The Union,
BE- n the niast reliable characters. I make the fol-
lowing extrart from Hiss Catasue, 20 that may be
that sill taem Al exactly hs prices His seeds
tosls from tne bet knglsh Preach. and German low
Heeds tkey Sold Al bail the price thai flower
seeds have before Commanded IN this market
have selecte1 out Il my large collection q eo~er
SEEDS, he ue~i beautiful and snowy varieties, each
distnes edor, aud calculated 70 produce nne
e1eet heh plAntea beds groups the Hover
eerdef. have had each VARSITY distinctly marked
~ith The Btsniea and Engllsh hame, height TINE OF
noEeTsngs eeisF u The Bower, manner d gr1S,ng,
whether ereet OF trailing, Sc, the tine SHOULD DC
10, and osh.r xaloabir hints as - a. Guilty. aion
In scrcIing trse yArcgles have sesn eafeful a. eN
rine all whch shy biaonirrs OF have an hsisnih-
aPPearanze tat the coiicethAs WIN coaAfFise
Gals thee whsch really snowy and handsome aud
wharh bervo would prove the entire satisfaction
l.dy reatletasn Who naigat % aisftsso 20
order ti,ena Tfe collection III Be sent free oy posi-
70 Any f.Ft tbs ecantry a. the following prices
Assortment eoRssts u treaty ehosce SaFletles
q No. = coazis1s q twenty choke xarse-i -
ties Il Bennkais and PxFennials.. i 90 =
No. 3, CONSISTS u I'm extra me vsrie-
ties u Annaals and .lacFennais, emera-
eng naay q The neS and choicest n s.sw
~ suifiy alton .....--.-..-... 90
a Ne 4, eoss.zs q ave very ehniee van, s
esies selected nom PFtze fQ~srs q English fsn-e -
s~n.s. Fszsans's Yrsnch Aslers, and poabie Hob
yhssks. each Il ~hseh sEs SID a twenty-five
' rsss ssss sssrias s please GIVE he number q
he Azzofsne1< kcnliz1ances can BE made IN bank
hllls - Is.ss-<s sI-sTs - AitA- NAShs s> -
fsbi--n s 1870 3 A-=As.l's. 1snn-