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RICH IMPORTED HEAD DRESSES
Paris Flowers, PAumes,
Hoops, SKIRTS AND gLOAKs.

VWTE would respectfully inform lady friends and country
w merchau that have rsUsiTd cur imPorratous q
Millinery Goods, Of styleef col
Chenis English Straw Bonneis, Colcred Fts, MISS
Equestrian Hats Sc Likewise magndceut stock Of Para HEAD
Dress of
nortstion Paris direct Rich Flowers for Balls and
Bonnets, Plumes Of style, the latest style
Bonnet Ribbons, making stock and
ter selected, than any ever 0peneds
Our regular opening day viii be for Eal and Winter
on the IN q viii dazzins
scerch and beautiful opened Vest prices lower an
ever sold al Nashville. -a .a
Having purchased exclusively Tor cash this Ban, viii rTs
great bargains especially change business 70 exclusively
Wholesale, the it % January and uufhT
s % December So look ont for bargains for cash, without
exception.
We respectfully solicit re county Merchants add Mgns
Patron Bonneta and Millinery goods Our prices shall BE ~
low snail Pail Of Goods puncha5sd az Esg TorE-
Al Partisan Millinery Bazasr IS Unicn street, next %
State Bank. Oct 10, la5s.1 = WISE, Asent
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TO Exchnnge or sole.

LIKELY Negro woman, 5 years Old her i've children,
"a the Oldest boy Il, the girl ~, and
an infant viii be Sold exchanged for other Negroes 70
one living the country and that wants them for their
and not for speculation. Apply 70
lugH WILL L. BOYD
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VETE are now in receipt Of our Of Goods adapted to the
wv approaching season. comprising the largest and most
complete assortment imported by Ladies Dress Goods
Of the latest styles, entirely
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-22

Makes better coffee than Is possible TO obtain 10 any o
way because by ingenious but simple arrangement the house
keeper may boil any length Of time without loss Of
thus securing all the elements OF the coGee in their natural
and proportional combinations.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-22

FNVEIE Undersigned having been appointed Rn
the last Eiil annexed, Of Nancy j. Haaio dee a. lfey
nOfe, all parties owing said 20 come Toward ana make
payment and all having claims against said estate % ale t
duly authenticated, within he prescribed - law a. M qa
o. Ferguson & sehon, No. II Cedar street.
octib-Im WI PTBU8s
Administrator. Win via snnszst
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS!
. Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks;
~ d ia do No l Sole Leather Covered do
fz-tFs 10 ~ do Medallion and Iron Framed do
saaS-41zA-A5 do Extra sizes Flat Top Tray do
do Travelling Sdtclels.
GENTS No. ! Sole Leather Trunks;
do Black and Russet Iron Frame Trunks
DO English Sole Leather do
do Sole Leather Buggy do
do Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Valisesi
Carpet Bags in great variety, Just received by
JOHN RAMAGE,
may2q. 4 College street.
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NEW nTUSIC STORE

Ns79s G. ID. HENSON d bro, Nhole. -s,
~ sale and Retail ID Dsalsrsin Piano Fortes, =
500 G. A. Princes AelOdeons Buaal5 n Y X n u II
49, Church and Parlor Organs Guitars. Fio.d II Il
lincelos Accoeons, Flutes, Flag0le Flies Drums Tbuo
rines Banios, and everhingin the musical roerabt5 line
large select catalogue Of New Sheet Music Music Roofs and n
Of ell kinds. Orders from the eouEtrv viii moi Nth
prompt attention. Pianos tuned Accoreons and ali other sfI
eisrepaired No 90 Union Street. door from Coeqe
sspt23
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A FTRST-RATE HOUSE my block College street rear
"a Church, with lot adjoining.
Apply to freeman Brothers, No. North College The
subscriber No 30 Cherry street.
OCt6-d H. NJ. r. FOGa.
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STORE TO LET,

FEVE house on Cherry street, occupied by Demove &
Bell Drug Store, for OF more wears from the LIST Of
Januaryuex Apply to ~ Hamilton Macy Hamilton.
ssptl5-lm, A. D. BERRY.
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TIN PLATE, &c.

0On BOXES lc IOzl4 Tin, best brand.
%CO $50 boxes k I0xl8 Tin, best brand.
so do lc l4V30 do do do
so do * Do do do do
90 pigs Banca Tin.
30 pigs Lead, Just received and for sale low b.
aug2l J. W WILSON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-22

GRAND DISPLAY OF RICH, FANCY
Winter BOnnets q millinery Goods,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
RADSEHAW a BU TLAND,
No. 80, UNION STREET.
- HAVE just received a fresh supply Of BOOTS -,
E and SHOES which VIII be sold at the very low
EEf est prices. wy
-. Ladides Lasting Caters With and without heels' w.
Ladies' Lasting Congress Caters, with and without hees
Thick and Thin Sole Kid BoOtees, heels and heels;
do Front Laced Lasting Caters;
DO French embroidered Slippers, something nice;
do White Kid Slippers and Resets;
Slippers, plain and trimmed, heeed and no heels
F8IR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Misses Thick Thin Sole Gid and Goat BOotee, heeed
do Black Lasting CATERS
do Kid Slippers;
do Thick Sole School Shoes;
Childrens kid a. goat Bootes, thick and thin Sole
do Black Lasting CATERS
do Fancy heeled Shoes;
do Ankle Ties and Slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
entlemens' extra Quilted Bottom Boots
do 10 Calf Water Proof
do do de Pump do
do do do Stitched do
do D. 5 Congress Caters;
do do Z. l.. do
do Pump Calf Oxford Ties;
do D.. do do DO
Cloth Congress Caters
do Lasting Ties.
And all articles kept in Shoe Store, to which invite the at
ia ms BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
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New Stock OF Fall and Winter
GODS!

VETE are receipt Of stock Of Goods adapted to tn
wv approaching season, comprising the largest and mos
complete imported by Of Ladies' Dress Good
/ OF the latest styles, entirely new.
FRENCH, ENGLISH ana GERMAN ME-
RINOs,
TlIIBET CLOTHS;
ALPACA LUSTREs, Of all qualities;
REAL m0HAIR and SILK LUSTRES;
COBURGS, and ITALIAN CLOTHS for
Ladies' Dress Goods;
DE BEGE, &c., &C., of all Qualities;
FRENCH, ENGLISH, ana AMERICAN
MUSLIN DE LANES, of the greatest va
riety of styles;
FRENCH, SCOTCH, and AMERICAN
PLAIDS,~c.;
ChiIdren's PIaids----GOOds of
CIV SlvlrS
Solid coIored MOUSLIN DE LANES, of
all qualities;
Our stock OF DEESs GOODS is perfect ana
complete i'm every respect, and cannotBe
surpassed in quality and price.
GenGlemen's Furnishing Goods
Superior quality of BLACK, BLUE and
FANCY COLORED CLOTHS of all prices.
BLACK, and FANCY COLORED CASSI-
MERES OfentireIy new styles;
SOLID COLOBED CASsIMERES of all
qualities;
FANCY vEsTING. AIarge stock of new
styles of CUT VELVET, FANCY CASH.
MERE, SILK End wORSTED VEST
INGS &c, sc.
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EHAANOSsasWe have received fourteen more --sz---
II New Piano Fores, from those unrigallei - -
makers, Light, Newton & Bradbury, and HamesF III IL
Bros which make stock large and desir.4 u
able. We would be pleased have these instruments examined
by all, whether they desire to purchase or not FveT p
sold BY shall be warranted to gvesataeon in every
febl9 W. & R. FREEMAN.
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Description of George Wilton.

Description of George Milton.
He is about 3 years of weighs I30 40 pounds,
and feet inches high DARK hair, hazel eyes, short chin,
with very bad upon neck and chin running
the supposed be the result Of scad which
that it Is dificult for him to his mouth
Is supposed have gone Arkansas he lived for
years at Crawley's Ridge, in that State. jy13-d
1.-THE Memphis Appeal and Avalanche give the above Ave in
sertiOns, and forward bill 10 this Office.
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR BIO HME q co..
Have Just opened At their stand
No. 2 UniOn stree -


COMPRISING fun assortment o. plan s3d ag9rse YeVst
Bitt,,s G-lonr FTinqes Buge Gimp, Grape Trimmings,
- ,f.1s Rraffs Huge Buttons, &C. &c, an Of which
al e bsst could be got in The Eastern 1arssss.
Tephin merfnO ana Shetland wool,
,sfs Br.ias and silks Croshsi Eulraidsry and sposI
t7 a. veil other material ior Knitting Netting A
-iery and Crotche Work c0Epiete, larger 10 variety 81
arapfify than ever We alsOcoRtinas % ganuiaciure
Fringes, TassaIss Buttsnss COrsdss aoc,s
Toorssr Is usual and vim ~ % s IN and svszybs5E
siPr3-a
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ANDREW ). sMETH.

a " ID - = " y y N = = II
NO 45, BROAD ], NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
sTEEL, WAGON ANLEs ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
Nd all other articles his line Of business which he offers
a wholesale and reta low cash. at the above stand
iel6-ly
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BONNING'S CITY BRASS nam.

THVEEHS Band is fully organized with twelve In -,
strumeats, and its members hatter thenaserss go
that they prepared to furnish good Music a.
Band in the State They respectfully cali the attention IS
Of Easons, Odd Fellows, and other societies. s we'll - ~
gentlemen, their facilities for furnishing Music for Ps
Celebrations &c. Tsir shall be nolerate addras-
>. z. BARTHRLL, Sec'y, or
500 -h1l-- ZEE r. P. CHAMP
p. S.-PRoF. B0NNING'S QUADRILLE BAND s rrerarr5
to make engagements Music for Balls Parties o. go
reasonable terms. Address as above iau22-dIv
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THRoUGH RATES OF FREIGHT FROM NEW NASHVILLE,
Tneonncon with NEw YORK Side Wheel and Screw STEAMSHIP
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PIP. PECK, 49,

CARRIAGE WARE Moons.
Cherry street, Nashville,
FAS hand ar- rut n Family Coaches BarOuches
II and RUckaways ~ rle7I C2.frt fire.
Also a few Choscy sSWEi-iCs OF his own and eastern
manufacture, with o. ,t'....
Also one horse .fi,f1 ttrs. H0s08, genuine article
In order 70 reduce n Rocsaways aud 9arOuehs
usual inducements viii ne offered to Cash customers.
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aniun anS am.srriit7aan
Daily IS ; Tri-WeekIy s5; WeekIr a..
Rates OF AdFertIsinr-

TEN LINES Oh LESS CONSTITUTE 4 aoUsp-
IN TER NAVY
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville d Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
EACH Way OVER THE ROAD.

an and after SUNDAY July H. 1855 the Passenger Tralni
Y viii be follows:
Leave Nashville daily at A. NJ and $50 P. NJ
Arriving Chattanooga at 2.2O P. NJ and lbs A. NJ
p Leave Chattanooga az 9 A. NJ and 8 P NJ.
Arriving Nashville at 30 P. 81. and {. 10 A. NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS sold az Nashville % The following places
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FURTHER REDUCTION.
JULY 10Th, 1858.

r. TT -HFssszs1
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PARTNERSHIP.

HAVING purchased the Mr. H B. Morris in the
business Of H. b. MORRIS & Co., have this day associated
with Mr. ". HOOPER HARRIS will continue in the Grocery
and Commission Business 1.-THE old stand.
HUGH MCCREA.
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AARON STRETCH,

STRETCH, has just returned from the East with large
~ and superior te believing articles tesghsf
with many others pertaining the Drug Business be
invites the attention Of and al thar pure and uau
terated articles which purchased direct
Porrs The Ladies are especially requested call examine
hs large fine Imported Peruuery and Fancy Coos
ssting in part Of the following, viz
Otto Rose In ine Walls,
Extract Kiss Quickly;
do h0ndests something and very fine;
All tbs Frangipani pTeparations;-
Musk and Verbena Toilet water;
Tooth Brushes with sll tie new patterns.
Hair do large variety;
Erasive Soap, for extracting qreape-
All 81 Luhins Inc EK-tienuine Musk sdao.
Luhin's Rose Soap; Brovn Wip5.5r so,r
oriental DrOpss Lows Genuine Honey SOAP.
karlns ColoEne: GiyceTine and Calpaor a..
Fine foilet Bottles: y ash Balls
tine Toilet foEdeTsi Pig Pastsa and Cum Drops.
Tooth Soap; Juiube Pagfs -
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QRUSHEs.--A largs STOCK n Shoe, Paint Varnish SD
~ Artist Brushes, Just received and for sale'loE By
A. STRETCH
nRUGS AND CHEWICA E.s.--NoEin store aisr4s tf
~ and complete STOCK Of Drugs and Chemicals, Cut
nine Morphine, Opu Iodde Potash Chorate Potash Nitrate
Silver Cr0ol Oh Iediue Cadmium Oxide SILVER Metallic Iran-
sequckorde Of Iron Faeanae Ammonia Hypo4o phite Iron
and Soda, &C.
Cash buyers will dhd L 70 their interest and examine
prices, &C., before making their purchases.
A sTRBFcH
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LS0--Aassey Five Minute Ice Cream Freezers; McDor
n AIDS Louisville Refrigerator Arthurs Fruit Cans Jones
Fruit Cans Water Coolers, alis sizes.
jels-f J. W WILSON COLLEGE street
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INN FOE SALE.

VINE subscriber offers sale seventy ofand on the
Middle Franklin Turnpike. four miles from Nashville, adj
joining the which he resides and the lands Of Capt John
Jones' The land equal the best, with abundance Of excel
lent never falling water, with the most beautiful building
country and in the midst Of the finest neghborhood in
America. april4 NATHANIEL BAXTER.
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CO-PaFtnership Notice.
HAVE this day associated in business ne John K 7iIka-
and Edward P. Edwards, hereafter b
conducted under thestys Of Edwards, Gilzerson Co.
. 20. EDWARDs-
10 EBWAEDs- J. Z. Z. p BARDs.
EDWARDS, GILlKESON & Co.,
Successors to 10. EdEardsS
AND
Dealers I'm Fine BFaRdies, Wines,
CIGARS, Itcs,
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
OctlO-a
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= o l. u NIT H's q T. NJ s.
NJ sHELDOs, sLAkEAAN 4 Co, NJ. llS Sa.sAa.,t
New YUGk lsy- ju., publisted
GOLp,NlTfi's GEMS OF PrSMASsHlP

GOLDsAlTns GEMS or PESMASsHlP.
In one evNro volume. PAPER, 50. IN eloth IS
Of this vork TIE PEI lysuis Inquirer ssys;
isleas very e~autiu! raUf and proves MI GclisIih
10 D. p"nnsU of toe very a. .hs, ofder
1fs ceu oik Sgu
We have seldom .Isrunei wors q greater hcsu'y Ia
r;y couPe-e in.osior readers edisiy serSieeshs
20 y.rtors desire 20 improve ,aer haadwntns"
GULDsMlIh's CuPt-BDOsS
tsrirs toe Letters OF th- Aphso= Wcrds suitably
rars.d for beginners No Letters ~ b Words sphsbet
e.by asnget The Days O tne Wers ahs of .he sad
etsss Of it- UuOn, Sc. No Sentences. srosoetcsiy
rsrs.c from the l-tt,T H. No Names AID Adde'S Of
wels Own City trms Nc :. Fine Hand toi Laaies Pace
L. ceifs sssh.
Of Penn snsip pr rrn, a. the had of Ai'
ksoL FOf twenty be as plisltd saccess W n .ah
Of P-uuai Up hs AcarCny Broadway, Nvw-fors,
.ctviDf for hs. th- Of the llsiute
t.te Of ls kD from a 4 the c'i0tfy
The f. loving cIics viii ds Of tee -nsh
'tn "sct MI GocsHh hs siaiurd snd II me 'P,i nor
Mr And, J. Hlsoa Prrsd.n; Of the National Teschen
Assoc soU, whites from syits su,y had o.
cssiOl he Copy BocAs pubhvd BY
hs slo 10 II thoroughly ~ith uthers com moo
rtrd s.triouial unqualified
Of the toa IL bitter sdspisd 20 nsUaS
soec than oher Sth which am seeuaiutsd Toe
ee.uiy II The cols rut them first ssh The ain.
pcy the rults wuftny OF the hgh repd
,son o Mr.. Goc.mi,b Teacher n Prumsnship ,h'ud
hts th o,s in 10, phi schools Of this city Il
would be guaranty improvement. IL The ar oI frrsa
The Sew.York Courier And EnqTre- ssys;
Thr Chusrsptic uluch iportsn. tol mankind
thar selera'y considered, sad Mr. 0od,4th
". n csn be siJeied az IL b-sd.'
Teachers requested for sample copies for
Ttey viii ce orw'rs'd BY mA postpaid on reoeps OF
{. each In postage stamps. -
s. Co.'S School Ca,slotue now ready and VII De
cent iree on appicsion.
Nssr'y Ready:
G0LDsMIrHs SYSTEM os BooKREEPING . superb
wurs, ore vol, octrvo
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A INV and ORIGINAL WORK Oh MEAiCo
n s0UlH AMLRC.; ChIs., WEST INDIES, AIS
CHARLES scR.RNER sro,E. -sili1s, n, ia O r,aA..,
two q. .sst Of Broadway. bas Ja'. psel.ssd
- u ) T An ID + . A NJ
On TWO CONTINENTS sNo THREE OCEANS
I.a d. PEihppp,. ,hiu. Fs. and West lnsi-s Alarss
PoJrsss, nc B, J. Rosusoy wAErrS vo-, Emo
Up-.rasoI.. 81 IS
Attbi. Tine VIE ,Ae papers and The P;e.den;' Ne.
ssse sH,d With srk about condition OF n.I-o and
sius TO Mr. Wsreo riv-s jus, the in
which NEEDED. The ho hong I-saence IL Western
Mexico, the favorable ePFtiAe' te lad Of becoming a.
sustrs5 With is real condition. AID bis iaelen. ~ nsrs
utoI the agricultural and mineral Of Sonor. AID Ar
.ou, and their Importance the United male a w0lk
per;'cuArly it;~rssiins
-re rora,.a We Yankee He been cruising By Anl
ard ys,-I oil n- OF f N s:-ani.aip -a,ia.
iats ,NpIrr dsy brs- .oeerc,'so
sol s.i,r, uisht wa- hman captain snnof kanssas
.uo,s cooh,s Bookkeeping Me,eo .O4cal.,ns il c. fr
La bard Aa,I.eA and comes home At a. 70 h bis
:; y 'nd iHe s,'rJ IS well tia y u ! I.n.'
BIZ Warren .;.. talks, aud ao'i Interesting
ard ,h,rurs nsTstve be bas proilc.d ~. dr'nptmn''
ihourh rf highly graphic iha The ster see. every
thing If he sipis 10 the ~tr asd d''sr' - cio'-
vsnt. 20 se. b'EIo -" Baltimore An-''csn
wsn"efins about ths sseo an "n'ssy .dsensrs
fDr md ni..d rnarr as, priv oa'
and Chsr rint' fra. the sial!e Of toe boo' -, - c..,
He de.cribe. .Yeeuls,on. voy,s.. bal. ssh., ship
wIf,, Iati s ian AID ir0e' sha al with sa.I ,,sS
al a.. a. ifs eoonL' Hs.N
We tsye 10. .esd 50 entertaining bo1s # had in
loDf time" Sortisnd Itsnser pt
The auhor j. evidently % educ.on, sal p'.--s'es
rou. fdesctitti.n Of no order evening Post
Jodsips from the truthful de'err,irn c. "a. sssn
M.,co Pacific his bops Nsisae record oi
Tn Srrps and il r.soufcss with ne DE-
srpou d ch-f ci-s Guaysat g. The most correct
q, law. q, .u IN ur;r..- orovidruc- Journal.
wh..ver Un.t ani Foam .athor drter~d -yi
eeDtv but 1T IT, # got h. h, perception '
the se bis ent1u--oi has h.spy been
tfsrsf.ried 10 bis bllk' Arlerirsn MeTt1tu'
II. :rye ID love q .. aud hi,
fr.@ iron. tedious T. fectiov, us.iss, gr1mbfus"
bosom Jo1rual.
"a lively Humorous anusnR dssbus slcy sketch cf odr
Of the PsCtc from Ps'sg via t PsnsmL
Acn oOstcu Evening skIrrts
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pERIODlCALS
AMERICAN sUNOAT-ScHooL UNION,
PHILADELPHIA.

/ The SUNDAY-SCHOOL TINES, WEEKLY paper in
teudG sguoa Sh"o r.4sers and Interested IL tue
csusr # suDc sy >crVos - - zz
THE YOUTHS SUNDAY-sCH0OL GAZETTE, a
koNrBLY pstsr for chareB. posd hni paf and nsny
,mb-iisbed - -
5 THE SUNDAY SCHOOL BANNER WEEKLY paper
fr tmdrp p'n,d les expensive ps-r thtn hc Gar re-
nsnn. pvIou Of the cuts snd att- VI Tue Oszste
vrh ttnrf ter Of tsOsu.
The h har also monthly, semi monthly OF three
tlues moth, a. Tee uJt0B OF tie Subscriber.
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THE LEDGER is OUT!
VI'nE MOST SUPERB AMERICAN BOOK
EVEN ISSUED.
CHARLEs SCRlbNER,
NEW.YORK,
Has Ready,
WILD FLOWERS,
nRAWN AND COLARFU PkOM NAIUhEs


an introduction by Mrs l.. H. sgoutOey.
v,l .r.- folio siih p P.g- Colo ed liTaloL, Ia At
~ morctoo Sl5 sniqne morocco ntS D.
This sum- yOluu tthe mot siIio OF tr Mo r'"I
rd- presents c,m- 60 s''euton IN sd tl'a - s
Asu tt,n resprnd-nt cooIIs oi s ner"a'
l<ie the ricLn-ts n-chaIcai rcuni sod o- sen.
a. t-tr tat lasta"n- u co1eils he huest
10 .n = II he Fr For. fowefs q Aueca TH1s-
thai il the 81 our ~ooi' uph our
un All by osn al ifth the us'-
exclamation oi ceght -re preserved 10 th' -S
qne pciec,opgo tiut f,d'i not AZ atom OF p'i4ut
do brsbro t5e pt, fie-h SUD hrgt Is "oeu hfsl
,s,nfise nom hf rL,'ve ~d soi Toe yoam- ht' cred
the VOC, of bd snd the breath Of sprEs To, niat sso
,os f tie Ietry has MT only oIswn =. ta-,- Il" lps
from usiu. 10. cooied over ten thousaad "1n
h.. own hsnd 10 sbo fidelity - the r"eSs Attn
,i "a yt-d she delicate irse and oooI-d ooS
On ,cu f the howtrs and = the stsdirz % eSq ey
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