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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

s#e -, n II w J5RSI zH6A MS. ,TAdJF1s
ks@ Es9 HS6R AND GREAT NORTHERN
a@Esa4@4Se9e ABROAD.
On and after MONDAY, the 3ls day of May 1855 Pas
senger Train will leave New Orleans daily 730 M and
arrive at Canton at 6.5D O'Clock P. NJ.
Returning will leave Canton at 40 A. NJ, arrive New
Orleans al $50 o'clock P. NJ
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ArTEMPrRD VIaILANon OoMNIrTRg.

ter from LeaYenworth, K. T., says:
A miserable, loaferish attempt at starting Vigil
lance Committee was tried in Leayenworth yesterday.
The ostensble cause seems to have been thata woman
not Immediately arrested. How Yiftuous We are be-
coming
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans
BE itrsmembered that ts 10th March 1853 before the
subscriber Justice Of Peace in and the city Rforessd
personally appearsd Charles Briggs President and H II
yar Secretary Of he Louisiana Mutual company Of
New oFleans who baEg duly sworn according TO law do
pose snd say that the above are na and and
correct transcription the books Of said Company.
5Q CHARLES BRIGGS, Presidan
Fl. r. JAEYTER, Secretary.
Swernto and subscribed before this 18th aY of EarSh
A. D. 1853. g. NJ BRADFORD.
Second Justice OF the Peace for the Parish of Qrieanss
The Board Of Tstees resolved to pay interest Of
per the outstanding certificates Of profits,
and after the second Mondayn May and to redeem
and after that dste the scrip issued Of the year 5 reeng
under the provisions of their charter cash capital of five
hundred thousand dollars and they ays further declared
scrip dividend Of F0RTY4TW0 PER CENT. on the net
earned Of the year ending February 2s 1855 for
which certificates viii be ssnsd -aes fhs first day Of
june, 1853. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
a. A.tGAREIERE, Vice President
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TEE LA.K..E,.
fEs EQR RLanoN AND oULLUsi

lsssEssSstss sPI1N9Is- ra S.. TwisS Wsek.
y J. sns HEIDI eFhq, @ s.1s ss ES pass .a8
P5tRgs tSISs gssF Fss q 59gga ss ,
ig every Friday Evening, Mt O'Clock.
ETeaipe At oeIoek - every tuesday
-ReturnTpg---
nedy Evening ocloe alvag Il Mobile every Taesday sa
anP shaTsaay me a9r9i rs d9 = Sis oe9ss
throagRaat ths season. s'''''1
70 @ e {sa9sit3 To ieayps I & adSa m n s evening tie trip b made
The g, asg !. : s,,,,s. ,..,,..,. T-'4'
~ JOHN V HYBE FS.I5 4 CO..
COZ if Bf M Sfasie5 III ligaelS & atf =. U. or
lys-------.--.-------.-.. Us -. zl. No5iiie. Ala.
r. FOR RLADON AND CUIEUDT
vance, sam wessane as-sr s ssRss ssvl d. d.
BasSn sSS a9d o Gaqm ~ fgsings 9 ss ssk follows
every Saturday 1tdsla egsniBg s t9 M Y o'sioes.
dy sss evening" spas Il soa - ona Springs every nea
Leaves Baaon and eau plsaes - t,,
az T55aay n0fa1nf. a5n4 % so O'clock,
..os = 1a, n shTTH, lt1 4TeEegpitonlag ssrset,
80 : : = 80. < 2 z avs. 9oel4.
s 3 sands7s s1 ieisbarg and ss Nadson isf.
Ravens wood, Capt ghas Foasr in place Of lie ArTo
5 n eaapas Rsd s.s % Ne y # L s
o'clock Il NJ arriving n The 7 n n cars for 8s re
y sy Fare for th' sz'aso S s HI Fgif gT15
ieI9 If d Natchsz Street,
4
CREsCtsET, Capt John II Carson VIII leave
Esss Mobile EVERY EVENING. for Point clear dj
Also, Sundays Mondays Thursdays viii make
tEs leaving tae ctty at 10 O'clock, accommodate
80 eliI s1lIss Y IL LnoLnIls ooats. 1ess II
F,A q
r. E3a1 & fo4 @ - e F9h
i3iin1 anS reaa, ss aiaslsslppl sy
CAM gy IN S;1t n k seaLe steamer ~
passed l eTs ae5ee % isays e follows
Jefferson Railroad: Pontchartrain Railrord;
MONDAY. A. M cars -..........,.. TX A. M cars.
TUESDAY..s-. T:20 = = ..............s.4..e s.
THURSDAY. I'D =" I" ..,.s.............g ''
FRIDAY ...... 1920 .+...44...........12 NJ cars.
SATURDAY 2:20 T. NJ cars; s...........4 q /"
Leaves Ocean sprtngs--MO6DAY EVENING.
WEDNESDAY, EEENTEG.
sAIgBDAT MoRNING.
=. SUNDAY EVENING.
Cabin fare to and from Ocean SprngSand intermediate
~, ~ UM
Deck so
-. EDWARD T0BY, Agent,
fy2ZH gi Camp street.
| r a = NJ 8 r, :, ,--- :. = -
r lssJ,L tsfSIE m ~ . Ea TEE Y AZ "a = ~
saaszass - -.-
For zoGaAN sFh1Stisi BILOXI, and oil intermediate
lanangsEh9 new aaa spIendia ov pressure y 3 coast
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Telegraphed to The New Orleans Crescent
ARRIVAL oF THE ARABIA AM CANADA.


5
HALIFAX, July le.-The Arabia, which sailed from
Boston for Liverpool on the 14s has afriyed here.
The Canada has also arrived, having been detained
by the fog ffty.five hoars oatside tie harbor.
British Reyenns.
The Canada's advces state that the British revenue
for the fiscal year falls short over Es millions pounds
Damages Confirmed.
The Judicial Committee Of the PFiyy. Council have
confirmed the decision of the lover court, which 1dads
the steamer North America liable fot damages in
her collision with the ship Eeander
London Money Market.
LoaDoS, July q The demand for money Was ae.
tive, and at full rates.
Gen Harvey ID Camp
sr. LOWS, July 16.--Gen. Harney has eneamped
seventy give miles beyond Fo1t kearney.
The Do Rigiere Affair.
Mrs. Blount has finally agreed to return home with
her daughter, having lost faith id De Rigiere.
Cotton Market.
The sales Of the day we're 2O0g bales The market
closed firm.
The Esw York and Erie Railroad Accident.
NEW YoRK, July l6.-Two cars were smashed on
the New York and Erie Railroad this morning at
Port Jeyois. Louis La, wife and child Of New Or
leans, were killed. Two others were killed and forty
severely wounded.
Collision on Jack son Railroad.
BRoogHArgs. July 1s--The up and down mail
trains came into collision this afternoon, near BaElaa
Several persons were wounded, bat none killed.
We are indebted to Mr. WaaIey, Superintendent of
the Road for the following statement of the accidents
MO-, J. and @. N. RR.
july i6' . r. sisf
our mail trains came N collision this afternoon
about hait mile south oI Bahals, l3s miles fFon
seW t'rfsans, damaging both engines, but not very
badly. one brakeman and one fireman we're much
injured Mf. hubbard and MT. Albrittoa somewhat
one ehgthefnan mad ms shoulder disioaatedy and
some other persons we're slightly bruised
W.M. WADhEy, efenl sups.
JACKSON, July 16--o P. MA serious collision
occurred on the jackson Railroad this afternoon, by
which several persons were seriously injnred-sora
| it ii feared fatally.
AT 20 minutes to o'clock r. NJ, while rounding
the curve few hundred yards from tile BahaIa sta-
ton, 1873 miles from New Orleans and III miles nom
jackson, the up train Pelican engine and the down
train Magnolia engine came in collision up train
running from Brookhayen to Bahala at the rate Of
twenty-five miles an hour and the down train III ia
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HARVEST n hAR4LAND.-The Baltimore Clipper
of the 10th inst says:
Our country exchanges sill agree that the wheat
crop in Maryland is ailnre, In many places it will
net pay the ees Of cutting In other portions of the
State the yield is set down SIS half average crop,
whilst in others large fields Of wheat have not heen
enl at al Other crops It Is supposed will be falE
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The PARAGUAY ExPEDIT1oa The Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun in recent
letter:
The commissioner who il to proceed to Assumption,
the capitol of Paraguay and demand redress for the
grievances Of what the United States complain has
not yet been named, hut supposed that the Pres.
dent has suitable person III gieH, The appointment
it is said, viii not be made until the armed e2pedi-
tion which is TO accompany the minister and he
ready to enforce his demands, shall be in readiness
1t Is supposed by some that the Dictator of Para
quay will readily yield 70 our reasonable demands
and enter into commercial treaty with ns quite as
favorable as that which he made with our minister,
Mr. Pendletun, some years ago. and which he snbses
quenty refused to ratiiy. The rub viii be in the
allowance and payment OF the claims Of our eiti1ens
The former correspondence shows that Paraguay will
not recognize those claims The result Of the expert
ment OF the use Of force upon petty seath Ineri
can State will be regarded with much interest. a
failure On our part to secure redress after appealing
to force, cannot but prove to be very pTej1deia 10
our future relations with thnss States.
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ElreesolItsnl u. a1lssotsrl.


The following article, taken from tls Alexandra
fAfo9 ReYelIe Of late date shows that the freesd
movement ID progressing with rapid strides IN the
rural portions Of The State, and that Is no means
confined to the municipal limits Of Tie city Of ST
Louis. Perhaps, as part Of the current history ef
the times, It may prove interesting 70 the Southern
public
The free labor movement is making YaUif PROGRESS
in Missouri 1t u sweeping everything before it. aud
il il certain to annihilate in very short time, the
party of arist6Gratic slave who are on
posed to its principles. The people are determined o
clear the way fer the progress OF the grand move
ment, which has already aec0mp lnuah foF the
material prosperity Of the State. The certain and
cheering sounds that the bnge og independence has
set forth from the patriotic people of Missouri who
few years ago, unfured the white mana banner on
stances, has caused tremendous influx Uf Intelligent
and enterprsing people from the older States, ila
In anticipation 0f the early and fil success of the
emancipation movement, have located Ia the cities
and towns, ard on the fertile lands IN this Statea
State, which in point of agricultural ami minatal
wealth. and nil the resources that nature has pro.
yded for the comfort and convenience Of man. is tie
first in the Union. The residents of Missouri having
had furetaste Of the financial and social benefits ra
sulGng from this movement, aTe rapidly arFa5 Ing
themselves on the side of free soil So much hagilg
been accomplished by one or two effective blows for
the cause ef The white man. they begin to discover
that the nprooting of the evil must lead To beneficial
results, which cannot now he estimated
The cause of free labor is progressing Tta course
is onward. It may be hndefed temporarily, but
wherever free labor he substituted for slave labor
to advantage. there the cause of the white man will
certainly triumph.
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River Intelligence. / d,

yIoKonrEa, July l6--The r. w, Powell passed
down at 10 o'clock. A. n, to-day. on her way 10 New
Orleans the Taylor at Il o'clock, A. NJ; the Capitol
at 5 O'Clock.
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iaea 0EIsang 1aiIg Grssfsnt.
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY N, 1853.
ae1ena.-rae Overflow, etc.

y.
From the Helena (4rk} Shield Of the 18th inst,
we extract the following:
The break in the levee that oEerdowed Helena and
large extent Of country below occurred on the 9th
on Mr. Clements plantation one mile below town
The water has been considerably higher than it was
10 S5O many old settlers think it above the food Of
1928. 1t is now falling gradually, and In the course
Of few days will be out of our streets and Of Of the
plantations below. Immense damage in the loss Of
crops, stock etc.. has been the result. Some oil the
finest cotton plantations in the South have been inun
dated and all ia consequence of the miserable apollo
gfes for legees that have been relied upon. as to
what the damage is we have not the re1otest idea
We hear Il estimated that on the places between this
and Old Town, the loss OF cotton will not he less than
Six Thousand bales To say nothing of corn hay stock
fences, etc This is painful and melancholy lesson
and one that will surely show the importance OF revo
lutiOnizing the present defective leyee system and
adopting one that will afford security to the millions
OF dollars Wortho property that require such pro
lection.
The ST. Francis river, from the month M to Wits
burg, is reported to have been higher last week than
it has been known since the settlement Of the c0un-
try-over fifty years. The town OF Madison, thought
20 have been above overflow, was entirely submerged
The loss Of stock and growing crops Is Immense.
We also hear Of heavy losses of stock in thecoanty
OF Tuniea, Miss, few miles above Helena.
There is one fact connected with the overflow we
wish 10 be properly understood. The report has gone
abroad that the whole Of Helena is inundated. Such
y not t.g 9actt The greater portion Of the town
east Of the bills has been under water, but West
Helena, which is about one-half Of the place. (in ex
tent Of territory,1 ii from iue to thirty feet above
The highest tcateri This gives Helena an advantage
over any town the western bank of the Mississippi
below Cape Girardeau, No. and the portion of our
little city which is above aoyeIao# presents beau
tifnl appearance and is of itself indeed very hand
some location for a thrifty and prosperous town
Cross the hills get three miles back Of Helena, and
strike the table lands which cannot be surpassed III
point Of health, fertility Of soil intelligence ef in
habitants by any country EARTH and this country
Is no "pent up Utica, but broad expanse extend
ing fifty miles west and north into the State OF Mis-
souri, over one hundred and fifty miles!
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STATE OF LoUTsT 4 IA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Betremem6ered that on the 18th ulE 1851 before the
undersigned Justice OF the Peace and aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Mansoni Secretary
Crescent Mutual Company Of New Orleans Who be-
ing duly sworn according to does epose and aay,
orsgo accounts u8tand true and transcript
from the books Of said Company
sworn subscribed before me this 25h july 1857.
tSignedl O. j. MANs0Nl, Secretary.
ESignedl CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
sse9nd Justice Of the Peace for the parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved interest o
Blk per cent? n cash, outstanding certificates profits
to the holders thereof their legal representatives.
after the I'd Monday of August pox9 also ito declare i7i
dehd 45PeE cent cent the earned
mm Of the company for the ending the 0th june
1851 for which eeTtiheate viii be issued the h September
next and further that after res8rvng ONE MILLION
opf0ts that all the outstanding certificates of
company Of the issue and la5 evaDyve per cent
of the issue 1852 be redeemed paid holders thereof
or their legal lrept esentatves, as follows
Thai Of 1850 oH and after l2th Of August next.
That of 1851 on and after 9th Of September next.
And ID per cent 1852 and after I2h Of October nex
from which date n Interest thereon will TheGeriheAte
70 at the time Of payment and cancelled the
tent paid.
TH0g A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President
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Every day for the past week has furnished an un-
comfortable number Of showers. The great quantity
of rain falling and tbs continued humidity Of the a
mosphere, cannot hnt prove highly detrimental te
the particularly that of cotton and The fruits
On Sunday the rain Was unusually heavy and gen.
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From the Helena tArk.) Shield Of the 18th inst,
we axtraet The fnIlnrniro.
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RNsG4 Hdg4HALEs-DALLY O.. S MAIL
g14I IN E--snmmeF AFrsngementTha splendid
sAaasa1paow pressure packet steamers Oregon Jas
Hopkins master aud steamer RI0rifa. W. IL. Huclngs
and built expressly for Laesrsde with superior
accommodations 0ne Of the Hbose will leaYs
IS KaiTosd pAIT hs arrval At the Lake Of
ST. ous Pass Christian and PascageBs and on "Wednesday
and Saturdays at Mississippi City Returning will stop at
Mississippi City on Tuesdays.
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WEATHER ~ RArIpEs.- The Alexandria Democrat
OF Tuesday last says
E1varg flav far fhn mast xgaalr I,aa F,ynisl,s3 ~ -
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-Danartnre of Ga

NBTN E7IENA AEI7ENa6Is HGAEAa
Aaa sg4 r. R0AD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
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9,sSSS FOR TRTESTE-THE Al FAST SAILING
Es9S3 3 American bark Florence, capt Hume. is now
slqating for the above port and will have immediate
dispatch. For freight apply to
J. P. WHITNEY i CO., IS CarondeIet st.
f FOR passage, apply to the captain on board. jyiO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-28
>uie of Maine.

UNTnNu. s..-N tb- t.fm ~ h. CIufi q C1ua.
o. ,..,#ui..t..1r... b hi.a 81 rafi., 81 sHt 80
tFr JrH.', ,I''Nf.ii oH the .scor'd rus..s, Of
NJ, 4 ~. 49,
t...r tL- .lr.sirg rstI'irp, ssfishct1r, syi.
sus. h,,irg i-.B ts,si,st ihtt Ihs tsii'unsI. sfe
rs-rf..iIi.. anil that ingsip iuip 'hs u'srit. n
fHs| s.r.lrtitHu q. ssusiisut, % - ord-tvd that
f.a tH.s Cocoa. ssH..srfs rH.st 10 thr hun.- ui
o ~r,.r,. Ire p.Nha.i, un Ihaf.,i',, The 2tih las
.f JH. ..>t. ,f Coo ut che rssA \ ". auI ihroo-
.......Irr ,..u frr usuIr usHJiY1el tu ssid gsii.
fr.r. iur.fl,f.'t after ~h,rh view. h~afipg ~
Obj. f-,rf... HHI ,.tHfs-s. si d. hat ~ some cnn-
s,H.rt pace il tlr ,Irtnit,, 'u snch uthsr mTls-
ufr. lkrp in ths pr, Bi.ss as the tpmmi.stnnrrs
.FIH rt.s- rfHp-. ~ % .. further 'fls'-i that
r.f.. uf ths f..ur. place ,1i ruup.- oi ihs Goose
rr....nsrs' russirg aforesaid D. gly~n io al p~r.
s. apl corporations igtsir,tri, D., causing atisst
. rpt s OF sttJ Istiti1H sHi - thi. ufd~' thef~on
trie served ufssa he Iirik ui Oh. tp~s II DNGti,
ari ,l.p p-.isi up in thfvr ruliic PLACES IN AID
trur. sat Published thee weeks suoc-ssivsl, on
The pNurI urmHeu,t, r. uss.I payer puntsi u 'sr.
-. tn .sid Couui, ~ Osiu't. The bret ~ aid puh
Iir1tHu. ,ni each II ihs othrr notices o. hguats,
served sli J-l.tsi 10 last thrt, ds,, lsiorr s4ii
time Il ui,ctiBg, to ih. ,nJ hat all rsfsuns aad
curp.ratiH1s iHs, thea ant there apresT md she's
r.rss 81 49,, the, have, shy the pfsyef oi said re-
titisn,f. shIu.i ne b. granted.
Attest ALNAU BLACK. Geek.
ffus cop, 81 $40 fsiiiian and order of Court.
Affect AlNAV BLACK. Ci+tk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-28

r, a. Csssiy Co-s-i's,aaos s'iha aad fer ~
Cluaiy Il OrioFd, aow aifipg AZ Psru, s'fhl
ed ~ sasi Css.iy, oa ia ssc0Hd Isssday -
Nv. A. u. ISIS.
'f'tiE iuhabtsnts Il the town &c Hartford N SAID
C.suiiiS, tesp-ctiul, pei,i,"a and g,'e N""'
hanaiah's r,uit o. ~ ,ni,srued, y, Joseph pea''
tip. ih-ir is~ bl sgsst Sc 'hs' r"fIs..e '"'N emo
aui suihaii fr,l, that the ,""n,N
~. &c aid O,susiN, 81 rr~s' y, ,h''n h.s 49, "
the 6nt fe--d,y IT Ssp''w'' =, a ", 49, ~
80 p,,i. 49,, tbs rstiir,n ~ IsaSEe W. bi.lre
.,I 20 ,,br.. L.s.,si r.'tsia htshsa, ~ said
49,, ~ II.,,i, - sal ,uy urlst~-i the teIsi't ~
- l.,,,s O.. b. tec,a,le,l. ~h'eh lpeatsin ;. a.
CO.. ., ut. Coa'ue. cing where the town
A., ,.r irusa A.a R,l,ia.,,s-' b, Juhn rhoinp-
80 If, U,uf,fd tatsf.ects aid Coast, Road. uns
,,.i ...sih of ths suiis-lssid; theuce Ne. ~ de-
g.... Wei, p ,ols sn.i u hsks. ihsnce Sss,h
- Wet n 49, aei u asks th-rcs seth -
west = roi. aad ~ links; ihsucs Sosih tSs Wet
u r.zI. ani ~ Hiks; ihsocc Sauth So Wet y
to,i. and Is lines; thsucr Souin o. West ~ rod.
ai.I % iuks; thrncs >uaih So West i iuis and
Inks. on hud of :. Rohiu.ou io The sasieri, lire
of l,ni Il Iu.hut Bsfto~s, IT,; thsnce sams cOuf'e
on the hne ,leiN ssa Ju.hu, Rauows j.. sol Shaf-
ou Rah,n.on'. ~ ,o,l.; iheocc North ~ WesS-o
ed. o. The esstriN eel u the h1nige across the
Ta.1,, N,is River ~ Hartford"
Mh,eh f.plrt IT The lbsatiun u.s. thsuce con'in'
usI t,u teen O. tss,a. o. the Ssp'ru'le' ie'm OF
sard C1ulni,s.iupsts' Cour h"lisu at s'iI f'r''
,,u th. 6r,t Tu..,I,, Il S.picsntsT \. ID 1856, al
~hich tstts prorsr,iing. cl'sed 90 ss'd p"''-
tiHa. sud s,d hc,tioa ~, tul' established NJ
pult,c highvsy
Nuur pstrtHners further rvrre-eui INT puhhc
ciaycniyucr and nev,s-tiN 10 80, tsp ie 'ns "ien-
ias aai Continuance ct ssid puhl'c high~ay a. the
great sNrra.. fs,Jsirsd 90 u,sAe ssd A~,p The same
!. ,,n.it. eel th.tsiorr rr.psctiu'ly rvqur't N"u
ATE, ts, pf,-rrrd,ag. hsi. o. ''s~ The prrm'.".
.,t o. di.rontiuue al e .s,d l-csuon ~ ab'Ne
f-.rf,l-,.-an.I o.. ~ dai, h,and ~,ll ',cf pay.
JOSErll DEARBORN,
Sp.lsl Arssf = AZ IaAiblasis q Ha'glfd.
NJ, ilth, lSIS.
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Fruit and Shade Trees.

ME- THE .ul-,r,ier offer. the fllo~i 2
.$eFtb hsr.i, rfsy. ani rl,ni., "a h.. auf-ep
wv be- W,st.s,-,k, nraT The n. Rnsi sts.
- tiuu snl CsrustsfN.
IT,f tfr-. GA Pear roOt. Dwad Pear Tree.
Ar,ls Tr,s. Of 6a- form. ioslolios the b,. Va.
rietls-.
Chsfp Trys.. nwsrf and Suudafd. Pluns,
StaUhsruss, Bl,cAh-tfir.. Ne.
GH.la Nia.-, inflHi,sg Usl-Cra, paps, Dvls-
Wsfs. Crur1ri, ll,uiurd prolific, Ram.dcll sage,
CbufuB, Sc.
tufl.t.. irruli8g Ch-ru, N,rtor,s. Ia Ner.
.sl'.-.. Cfsr...isr. sit.is. r. sai White puich
srf either hrs. -ars ilnaghipu.s Gpt.si-rri-s
-litfl.L Lira-t., N,rtHfa, C,b0-,s'. Man
lH.ih. Aspspgr. Ruui.. rcahsl,'. hfg- Stmw
isfr, NtI..n Ni,u, dn. a. - rsnts-Ar.
tsr NIrr. B.s.A Iiata sHd r's,t. ilur's Chest
nu'-y,r, 6ls. Msuutu1 Nsh. Sugar Maple.
>c.lra l.,r,h. NYr~'S >prcr, ani ether ofni-
uFru,. Tree.
~Vir-ls-iians, surkiss. Dsrtfias, Wrigolns,
iHrsNthas, Rl.r.. rruaiss. D,sNtrss, Dshl,as.
Grs'u Hose fhnts - Neftsnas. Geuauinms,
Iusgbias.
Prifs,i Descriptive Caaloguss NAV b. had on
application. 90 at w Sp,EEow's seed Store.
Tres delivered in fouhal without ch.fg-.
Csfs and Omnih,tsss pass the aa,,sr, hoafly
JOHN ". ADAMS,
Apul "a. fi3l Post Ohrs, raFtisud.