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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05
no! FOR Era Ter RIVER!

| The trst party for the Frazer Rive;
gold diggings, BY the Minnesota rout,
through the valleys Of the Red River o
The North, the Assiniboin aud the S.s
katchcwan, will leave St: Panl on Jul,
56th. The credit Of organizing this al
vance party belongs to some enterp1isiin.
young men Of Faribault, who arrived i
shis city With complete appointments j fevvs
days ago. Wegive their names r. &,
Alinde, Joseph Hsaaacf -. ;W. Jones aid "a
lanes Elgas.ihan Smith. - '
While q of these gentlemen seem ven
luali6ed for the adventure they haye IN
lertake1, one, Mr.. Hinde, was over tic
Plains in sl849 md another, Mr.. Jones re,,s
was connected with Capt. b. r. Marcy
sxploration Of the Red River Of Louis.
ma inf 1852. Il. ts:77. Tlss,.
y At this place the Faribault party have
been joined ~ three gentlemen who held
prominent positions Is Col Noblu's p bar Z,
for constructing : wagon-road from Fort
Ridgcly to the Missouri river. Their
names are a. follows: g. \ G. Burnham,
jharles Goodrich and w, Ellis Smith IL
We are assured ~ Col. Noble ttlb.;. ~, u
better men TOR such % enterprise could Il
selected. - so'''u III De =
The best vle1.s, & &: tie Whole conmnn;.
= 3 IN attend the party, Who, With every
Il arrangement COMP ets, have thus led tie
way where thousands Ire estinea to follow.
With them We confidently believe there
will be no such ford u fa Il aud tie public
may expect % receivs frequent co ON
cations Of their prop Ellis 8mit il w.
IN Engineer to.Ool.. Noble = party and Vii
make : csreful report from 4 me 70 tine
The pioneer partyf the bIinnesot. ana
pacihc Overland Enig ation il consti tinted
y above; but We are informed that they
IRE receiving numerous applications from from
volunteers. Rs 1St, f,anl lin,.r
The phEty passed through 81. Cloud IL
IN. .ine spiriss. One Of their wagon bsds i 1
'oat for navigating STREAMS. % her parties
laye passed through ssiinoe and the imp %,
ession here d That the route presents no
erious obstacles 70 travel. Men from tlh sl
hudson bay region, whan passing With
|s:.hs t'ralns this summer, have stated that
shere are ulilitxj posts ma road, from
me Selkirk Settlement y Puget Sound -
|sls long tsaipa o laa. from selkirk
|sso1st Paul eyery year ~ pons come from
bsynd - Rsd Riy1r v.l,sy thsrs
i aass - 80 \ - 4 ut q thevay.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05

- : rllE HUN seyeral parties
have arrised here and gons u Up q Red
~. River y % attend the Buffalo Hunt, al
1 though the Pasha did not come. Amongst
them 4 sll Y are two English gentlemen; and re-
|po Y ~ for Leszie, and 1arper. a large
llupber Of persons y, intended gong, but for
various causes, principally fear Of mosque
toes, gave i up. The last heard from the
advance party, they had driven into sw e,
lei stream, where their wagon bed aoated
off If, and some Of tseir baggage MAS lost
Our informant says he @, G. Andrews
'n Water TO the neck holding By d branch
~ hunting his watch, in very limp collar:
Wh ~ a. 8. Kinkead d. Alexandria Vas fab.
ssns torSsa carpetbag, with q forked .sticL
and Leslae ssreporter was diving AFTER tbe
.s beans holding twenty pound piece II capl
i tared mess pork in his teeth. Nav suocess
attend them! & &. s,,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05

, :, 81 some 9 ne tluAe our contenlpora-
''es hare been making an ado about colo
!" Minnesota and We thought they were
'm',s'ns t themselves, hut It does appeal
:: : ~ ! are IN earns st, Folks are dig
3 ,s'ns gold IN cur state and making wages.
II IS also stated that coal has been d;scov.
e'ea. we hope this is not a mistake bu,
.'oaet y, as there are larger beds Of peat
ana ana Providence 7 would hardly supply Is
with both.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05

- hey Philips has returned with his
family and taken the dwelling Of b, Hyke
on FIRST Avenue, He had formerly been
installed PASTOR Of the Baptist Church 81
y Cloud; and enters Iulpon his charge With
4 promise Of great usefulness, y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05

~ p. 7. Of Detroit Mich. wishes to know
what work he can get that will give the Ia.
test and most reliable information abou,
Minnesota. So far as We know, "Minne,
sofa got and Dacotah" BY G. G: Andrews ESQ
Of s.. Cloud, is the book he wants.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05

WANTED Wheat, oats, corn, beans,
potatoes ' butter, cheese, pine lumber, ire
wood, o. any thing else that Is worth money
il exchange for the ST. Cloud j Democrat &
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05

- STREET MAK1se. The men folks Of
all sorts and descriptions have been at
work grading the streets; and building
sfldges over the ra,ines They had a
a a merry g busy time ard hare made sub
stantial inprove ments. SIS
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05

20 4 Banking Bill-our Legislature
has b passed banking bill, which appears
e 70 give give general satisfaction, to guard very
carefully against fraud, and viii greatly aid
to to !. establish 3 sopasdd currency,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05

The hard times have iindincea is t. Of.
..earthe Den oerot and llza,.tie lNaa4sly,
the best magazine publishe IN America, or
tle Deneerat and Gody's Lady's Back fol,
20 ~ 9 year, makingthe Dem but so cts:
year as these magazine are So to single
Subscribers. ArAur. Home Aagasine
aad the Dem. we can furnish for So; and
we would be ever SO glad if ever SO manv
people would embrace this opportunity
Of q. sending US ever SO many dollars. And
hoping these few lines may and all their
readers enjoying the blessing ola good ma
ny more dollars than falls to the lot of the
writer, We remain lie.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05

The he 4slantic Monthly, for August, is
here and is the richest no. NE have seen.
The poetry in our last issue Of the N.iite,
. ~ November and April should have been
credited to the monthly. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05

na Key. Dudley Chase, son Of Bishop
Chase Of ILL., has arrived in town with bis
family, taken possession of G. w. Curtis,
dwelling on Second Avenue, and entered
upon his pastoral charge of the. p. E.
Churches Of St. Cloud and sauk Ranills =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05

i " HEAT. We have had warm showers
and hot suns which has struck some softhe
late late wheat VII With rust; and retarded the
harvest but for two days the weather has
been bright ->
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05
For the St. Cloud Democrat.
"...& The SHEPLEY SUR,

For the St. Cloud Democrat. 81 ! Ss.
. The SHEPLEY SUR
i Mrs. Swisshelm. BY 51.... ss 81;
Please allow %,
! say, that as one Of ssthe proprietors 9.
/ aeest. Cloud Visiter' | entirely repndiat
he card published in the last. number .,
! id paper, by portion Of the stock-ho;
ders. attended the meeting 1t which
ne card was presented, and moved andiD
! sisted upon several amendments, all Of
which we're rejected, upon the ground tha
the paper as it stood was Mr.. Shepleys' H.
t.matum, and that justice could not be a.
pected at Law, as it was alleged, because
sae district Judge was under the cor:raii
# tho plaintiff and his attorney. and a
$tearns County Jury would be packed to
inaict the penalty upon the defendants,
also contested the adoption Of the card,
protested against its passage. and have
| therefore a right to be heard. The meet
s unanimously directed my protest to b,
uhlished with the proceedings and card !;
ut TOR reasons entirely satisfactory to III.
hcers, and with which have no fault (
and, 1t did not appear. s9 .@:&> 4s.-.@ <$
The following we're the reasons mat GOV
erned my action upon that occasion:
First did not believe thatin this distric;
any other, there could be found eithe q
1adge or Jury,s 80 ignorant or corrupt, as
70 be influenced to award the Plaintiffs one
'ent Of damage !; and vas anxious to civ u,
hem the best opportunity to undecoiyt
~ fellow me mbers. .5f@
second:---.I did rot believe that the ar
'cle compis ined Of, was in any genera
ense const rued 10 be an attack upon Mrs.
'aepley; out II 4at it was descriptive Of
aass' an' was so generally understood. i'm
Il Mr. 'hep'.ey by his indiscretion, and
special lyby his unmanly legal complaint,
seFv ed upon the defendants, Violent;
n a. nwc lrrantably appropriated it.
~ 1ird II did not believe ''that all the
90 seq'.ences arising from the FIRST publ
>. ton Of said article, were not the result
T pe,itica! motives or feeling" 1believe;'
',st. the reverse Of this, and 50 did man.
Of the stock holders, otherwise they would
rot have pointed to the political predilic
ions Of the Judge and Jury, a. IN argu
ment for settling the case. upon almost
any terms >. .. .. .=,+ y. .&;5.s.
Fourth Had I 20 believed, / should
rave been driven to the conclusion, that !
N. shepley commenced tie .assaitiit upon
4 lrs swisshe llll lis lecture, Va. beaten
!, 7 5 hls osh game b her criticism, and
hen BY way ofrevenge, violated his neigh
:,ors building 1t tie midnight hour, and
,arried away the type, part Of the press,4c.
3y 'lhniic he knew to be private property.
Fifth Fit s. In lIr1 that event he would havt
zen zen n'nny ~ manhood, - coward III
'to'nttroversey, and burglar u law =
and r.l instead Of eonoiliation, concession o
'omIpF rom the company Or any good cit
zen should have indicted ''v him accordingly
viewed We therefore her n IN ! any aspect, an:
''early OF opinion ilie that the company u. !,
lot . bound legally o. me..a .iy, to humiliat
I self to Mr.. shepley; and that under Il
he circumstances he ought to have BEEF bee,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05

+ ne ineaHS lcs $te 1iS 1ney say tnas
that portrast 'tas applied to Mrs. Shepley
is highly improper; c4na this is inst vhai
we.as!s been. ssy'pega|l the time. W.
ci,so:: aa:t ms .iois stupid the,
~. Jinny to ueaeftek; 70 prove that b,
:p.a:e:: gu: discrir: iio:s s:;oiii,ease
And as t. b polite: clause .sf the dot,
which 50 many contend is a square bacl
down on the part Of the company. It i,
ozs5y ! q,inlle: Pllt.es al know, was Ii.
drect cause Of all the preliminary priyat,
attacks Of this clique; and Of that frs
public insultin ,Jimmy,s lecture. lher.
we're those engaged ingetting up that lee
8 ..ss1ra who calculated that We would resen
N such 4 way as to put them all 81 ii,
defensive. They no doubt expected Us Il
give them an excuse for resorting 10 VIC
lence. As Mr.. shepley had the n1isfor
tame to be q poor Judge of pictures d,
readily mistook an ugly coquette ffor q rep
resentation Of his wife ife and The catastroph,
preoi tea So the com pany siigne,
B 40 untruth q SAYING the press 4 destruc
ton reR ouutt of n i sheply 4 oountabl
belief that Il MAS biz wife Nh,
8 sat FIJI that ugly picture Tint lad,
,uld not desna Il erttinsnt
IL isugg that nett NJ inc ,he
S. and sends out hsr Dc
, 1858-06-04
FRESH FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS


81 sortmen Of fresh Field and Garden Seeds and will con-
SANITY receive BY every express or the season. from the best
growers in the Eern States and Europe 30 that purchasers
may rely With confidence on any seeds they may purchase from
our store. .Il4f " faah
Among our ausortmsnis We have on hand At present.
800 lbs best White French Sugar Beet;
.H 800 lbs Long Blood Beet; HE
900 lbl best yellow Onion; also White and Red Onion;
$50 Ms Cabbage, Of asserted kinds .OtL
800 lbs Turnip, Of assorted kinds;
800 bs Carrot, Of assorted kinds . 49,. ~
100 he Parsnip, t i#
900 lbs nadiah assorted; p e d
$50 be Cucumber, assorted;
800 1bs Melon, assorted
800 lbs Osage Orange, best quality; -''r
1000 lbs best rmctlg Grass q
1000 Ibs best Red Cover t.e
% buahes Kentucky Hlue Grass, best quality;
30 bushels Red Top Grass, best quality; ~
90 bushels Rye Grass, best quality;
90 bushels Mixed Lawn Grass, best quality; 3
1500lbs Nlet, bert quality, for seed; ,'t1 -i4-sss
800 lbs Canary, best quality, for seed; T ,
800 lbs Hemp, best quality, for seed;
500 lbs Rape, best quality, for seed; @
800 lbs Winter vetches, Tor Cattle feed;
Garden Shears, Pruning and Budding Knives.
Also fu collection Of an Kinds Of Feld FFu Garden and
Flower Seeds. ALL or WHICH WE CAN WARRANT.
Sold Wholesale and retail In quantities 70 suit purchaser, at
NI-An Ordsra forwarded 10 P.swssnsy Co., sssdmen
and ToEi1il, Wil meet with immediate attention. : :
j. P. SWEENEY & CO.,
Ism lOs California St, San Francisco.
, 1858-06-04
IN WASHINGTON HOTEL, "a
Corner OF Main and second streets, .!I
OLYMPIA, W. 7.
sILAs GALLIHEn, Proprietor.

TrIIE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN CON.
IL nection with and as part Of the Washington Hotel"
large two bodybuilding, 70 BY 60 feet by which be Is
enabled 10 provide the travelling public with larger
number Of capac0u1, comfortable and excellently
tlated apartments than be an rded BY any other
public house In Washington Territory. An idea Of his
ability TO accommodate the public may be udgedom the
fact that the hote contains twenty-five private rooms,
(exclusiFe Of family apaTments) six Of which are large
draWiEg rooms or parl0Fs. u -. r..srts
Thankful 70 the public for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended 70 the proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon bis former business he feels confident he render
the soourn Of strangers with him comfortable and plea
sant and pains shall be spared TO set his table as well
any like business Beds and bedrooms furnished 10
such a. may desire them. fa4n
Board BY the day and week.
good stable Is attached 10 this establishment, which
will be amply supplied with forage for the accommodation
Of animals Of the travelling public.
share Of public patronage respectfully solicited.
-OLYMPIA, Dec. lth, 1857 sly
, 1858-06-04

Aschoolfeact srrolaiess she following anus
Ing incident One day ] saw little fsIIow
With he arnl around a little witch of a Fri
euilasoIing, n Interpreted the manifesto
don right, 70 kiss her. -. q ~
eIommf.r aid 1 what arc you doing
U1roF r0frr 0rt ~
- eNofhing. lhir, = spoke the briehtsyed III
tIc witch; he Wdih tryin to kith me, TIA,
he Eaih thin, and eyed Inn keenly.
= Why, Lucy, what prompted him to act e
mgCni|eml1ly Tight hore insehool9 n asked
anticipating some fun. as1n
20, be hilhed up here, and be wanted m.
TO kiih him and told him, that wouldn't
l|Ih sucA ilumlhy boy aih he itli then b,
IIe1 he'd kils ne, and I told him that 4,
darlhn't, but be thed he would Do II and /
told HIM I would ten he mnfhfer, II he did
hnI 10 fhod ~ didn't care thamp for Il,
nIIItI. and lhcn tried 70 kllhme hard:'' ani
lhe little thing sighed.
Why didn't you fell ne e you said yor
would q n1Esd N . pleasing manner. .
= o. she replied, With sairsis ! did moi
n'Ir1 rn1. g didn't care much II be did kill
/. nc. and 10 let him. = ts..
Here tie whole school, which had been
l|.I1ius lflsnfIf6ly, broke out IN an uproarl
on. la1gh. While our little hero and heroine
blhshed deeply. 40 ~ :,
, 1858-06-04
DR. GUYs0TTs IMPROVED 81
ErffacfOf HsIic6 Dock ana SafsapatII;

OnS NNAA'OAA AMhnONED alif .
Extract Cf BelIcw Dock apo SafsapafiIIa
s m QUART BOTTLES,
rs ACIkNoWLEDGED TO BE THE HEST
Il Salsaparila made, as is ceTtled BY the wonderful
cures Il has performed. Remember this s the only true
and genuine article. This medicine, when used accord
ing 70 directions, III. Y Iegills 10 \
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL n I.
scrofula. Kings Evil Cancers Tumors, Eruptions q
the Skin, ETyspelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, RingWorm
or letter scald Head, Rheumatism, Pains in
the Bones and Jolnta, Old Sores and
Disease ot tho kidneys, Los oi Appetite,
Disease arising from the use Oh ,fst
Mercury, Pain IN the Side and Shoulders General Debility
Jaundice and Costiveness.
The Best Female Medicine known.
The yellow Dock and earaaparia s peculiarly ndapted
for females Of delicate health resulting from ireguaFty
Of menstrual discharges and other diseases peculiar q
their We the amlced that bottle or two n
DR.. Guysotts Extract OF yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
win ct once regulate those difcullies and renew he
natural energies. III ~
CAUTION lido not b imposed upon BY yunpdncipIsd
y ,sa Isse mo none s1i tns gsnuue which e pat up
PARK 4 WHITE, Sole Agents.
132 Washington street. San franciaoo
Also, Importers and general gents for an the Rennine
PALENL M MEDICINE, and sell the same in quantities
70 enlt q rednced mites Ism
WHO WANTS WHITE TEETH. cI'FIR sKTS
Of The superb qualities possessed By he ooWnS Ss
preparations: ii8 ss4iud ~ ~ ,-i-77S' :,
Lalonrs West India Soap Tooth Root "a 4
vhiens and poshes the teeth parss The breath, and
cleanses the tongue, mouth. etc. = :
Jone.'s Italian Soap i74a
makes dIscolored eruptvs akin clear nno and white ana
b The best Shaving Soap made. l.. sIff RI =, 2
Jones'S Coral Hair Restorative 9
forces the hair 70 grow dark stops IL llng dresses and
hoanlifes u. lf8 = -'I7I7i : :
Sold At greatly reduced prices By all respectable drug
gists In California and Oregon. Ism
, 1858-06-04
DiscsIIapg.


80 :.
ter and s instead e Gf f. da Ssg .ggi for s geld I'D made
1P MS mino 70 1g OUT anu put lot nome
He arrived on Tuesday last in this city
he Is wei known mere and mas always
enjoyed good character and yet on Wed
nesday morning ne was arrested for stealing
awatch from Mr.. Benson, his neighbor. The
ease was examined on Thursday before a
mAglstfate.
stale your case, Mr: Benson.
wen, SIR, was at the 7aiiroad depot on
TUESDAY iast' waiting icr tne cars 70 come
IN. Mmle DONG tms, ! ielt somebody
snatch my waten; ! immeo'stely turned
rouno ana seized tne prisoner VINO was the
nearest manto me. lthenealledaPoliceman.
NNh wna. ,s snea ~, :, :, t,,,,. 49,,
who took him to the station-house, where
ne was searched and the watch found upon his
MI
nat = tne .Aiue ., ue "a'en'
some tnlrty,hVe COLLARS
Suca Gslng sne cHSe wS. .1e Sn Ollense amounts O
the sha,ge. stacyr
,o.nng, eAO'p' 'nA' am "S 'ii'ioee"'o' 'ne
s - you arg. n,
p.lnnlsC nnVcens nonsense. y Low Ca'lo mr.
pelsen 3'.ls.., :, sssO'l "a yv1r PoeAe,
~, an ~ say. Ai ! KNOW ~ Una. II Is iOuhu
MT
nouas ycumust Allow Is q very strOng
eOa1In-aon o. your eune
Know u sir and YET I'm innocent
aIs p,oses nowsysn o,u nOs 'na sva anS S'uU
me matter appeared 70 DC 80 clear anu un-
disputed a an ac.O % felony, mat tne magistrate
~. y 49, ~ .nan o.s Se1S .nn Isu.
= - i.s; - Pu..ls az ~. - my i iAss
.Uosg a,.;s. = SIssOnsi ny ,a; sos " ano sskeu
~ ~ ss..ss I !, ne in'sn' nave as~ear' 'sIr
,Tls. ~ Wa osSe
w. teIs e,s y. .1oas 10 ~ sns ws.cn .r.
y s..s.ss ~ ~ ~ ~. nov ~. Aooss s ,,, n
-, .';''''''l '''e e-'n' Alo you y uiiu OUT
Observation-Disclosures,
.,;o1 1s rs.,,ms5 s-,~ ~SI ano '1s sAamin
What Is your nameF
William p. Brown
q Where do you resideT
p IN c. street.
II -
, 1858-06-04
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN. I
A Journal for ths Farm, Garden and FTreids
PuHLIsHED BIT LUrHER TucKER 4 SoS,
Albany, N. Y. es

TEErS-To mail subscribers, 300 year II
paid IN advance, or g 80 Il not paid in advance.
The postage on this paper is but Ct cents per
quarter, payable in advance, to kny part Of the
So The same publishers issue the Guilt
VArORs on the first Of each month. II forms
an annual volume Of about 400 pages-price
kyty cents year.
, 1858-06-04
Attending and Resident Physician,
TO THE AFFLICTED.

DIR. L. j. CZAPKAY returns bis sincere thanks N bIa
numerous paents for their patronage and would ale
this opportunity TO remind them that he continue II
the Lungs Liver Kidneys digestive and genital orTans
and all private diseases, Wis: Syphc ulcers RonolThea
gleet strctures seminal weakness, and all The hord
o. seabuse and he hopes that bis long
continue 70 ensure him share Of public patronage BV
me practice o. many yeas In Europe and The United
SAIes and during the Hungarian war and campaigns be
edies against diseases Of all kinda He uses no meFcnv
charges moderate, treats his patients in Correct and
honorable way, and has references Of unquestonehle
veraciy nom men Of known respectability and hIQh
standing 10 society All parties consulting him. by leier
or otherwise, will receive the best and genest Treatment
and implicit secresy. '-''''N''
, 1858-06-04
Leonard Scott & Co.'S
REPRINT or THE
RITISH PERIODICALS.

"Farmer's Guide"
Great Reduction tn ~ rce Qf As latter Publication
+ E0NARD SCOTT co. New York, continue 70 republisl
IL The following BRITISH PERIODICALS, viz:
l. The London ouarteFly, (conseryaslve)
q The Edinburgh Review, (Whig1
81 The North British Review, (free ChurchA
q The Westminster Review, Qlberall ~,
8. BlaehwOod's Edinburgh Magazine, CTory)
, 1858-06-04

Steamship
per TOT SCENTS
omp D gh.
EHu eof ALL
| p. BATHS
t ofcomEHt and
nenM MetwoI
there's twHhmh
da ten pindpe
I3m n ARD
, 1858-06-04
SEED WAREHOUSE
NO. 40 CALIFORNIA STREET. =
Eatablished In ls5O.N

NJ. 4lO OAA4AEOnelNAA D1REnls
(Eatablished In 1s5O.l
TVI1E UNDEItsrGNED. SUCCESSOR TO THE
Il late arm Of N. Moore Co., has constantly on hand,
and receives express and clipper ship from the Allan
tic States and Europe to his already large assortment
Of choice ~ tffNtA e4kI TfH
Field and Garden seeds,
Flower SEEDS, ones. -.-. vsr. -f,frt.
E1ult seeds, g ~ pF ttte
Tree seeds, rrw
Canary, Hemp, lnllet,
Rape and Nav Sccds,
French Sugar Beet Seed,
Chinese Sugar Cane Seed,
Dutch Hulbou1 Roots,
Other BloWeFing Roots,
fttr a1snl Bulb Glasses,
Garden Tools, &c., &c.,
which he offers 70 the Farmers and 70 TIE trade generally
the liberal terms The old and widespread reputation Of
this House, furnishing the best seeds that can be procured In
the Eastern States and Europe sure guarantee that every
article sold VIII prove true % label aud viii grow, properly
planted Most Of the Garden Seeds raised and put up By
the shakers Al New Lebanon, New York. -
NBPares wishing small papers of Seeds for samples can
have the forwarded By mall posiage pa BY forward
ing the cash. at ne rate Of 2o cents per paper also packages
Of Flower Seeds forwarded through The mail at the rates
Catalogues furnished application, with prices attached
For sale, Wholesale and retail, BY -tf 4
80 s. W. MOORE, N =
ImpdFler and Dealer In SEEDS, &C.,
/. Ism No. 10 California e., San Franol1oo.