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ACCOM- NOTATION TRAIN

Accom- IODATIOS TRAIN.
CHANGE OF HOURS
~ and amer April lst the Accommodation Train ~ ,h.
~ Company will daily CSundays MI IA a
ord ana Richmond. Leaving Milford GEO NJ nuI Iziv.
IN Richmond at hl5 A. NJ. Returning viii leave RI.hnan =.
o'clock y. NJ. and reach Milford ~ r. NJ - y
10 fAAk the same o the Mall Trains
SAMUEL RUTH,
nFrrCp ID u - superintendent Trains.
Richmond, March u, 1859 I o,oo
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GENT. sUPr'- OFFICE v &TRR co
lHsctntS ga, July 21ih, is59. Z
ana amer sunday July sist 1879, Trains I1 SD.
pa.senEer rAiH No will leave Lyneburg Fac A NJ and
Pas'sagSr TIn No will leave rynehbug i2sO and
freight Train viii leave Lynehburg A. NJ and arrive nj
seS-tf M s,tIY
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
Eirc Insurance, Marine Insurance.
TIE VIRGINIA FIRE aARISH INSURANCE COMPANY
ovuc. No iu hAu sr.rrz. Ric-.orp.vA


Ere Insurance, Marine Insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
os"o. No iu Man sr.sr. R'c--osp.vA
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
a. rsa Din lisa and having during =. s.i.,ssee Of
OF a:s 10 81 sas sy s Of &.
B.as Cox "a. Ssss arr .es sss.s
an. asd M .aP, s,sa promote the Of
By The long .essain,.ns. win IN. In.urnr
I'm be spared aisl.0n -i,hA.d p.r Of Ne osss1:
To snS css. and give
excessive country insurance highly respectable
70; iss 81. rs S. e n s .a,..s
''s"asn or Sss'ssA's. WIN receive Pso%p, s,,sa,,en
wallAs TpIn ia. Secretary s.his%i ,%@
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
oFFIcE RICHMOND FIRE AssoCIATIoNl
ms and ven Known iassaca The .ss,,
e capital .s :: S .s. =; r ssr so.S
holding s snesa 70 i.Iss portion Of the ss@%sny
ia.ssd and pro~psS paid entities due pssue
No policy f. charged for rrs sls ,.i.a BY
M Jo 3"J IS n. David cuRRiE President
.oss n. oossss secretary. Iei,-u
MANUFACTURERS
SAVINGS BANK. i
CHARTERED BY TIE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
in'ss.. e 81 per paid on All .sns s@.a
on dspo:s longer than Sin loohs and Ave
and as h. H :Ss.s ss.: Main
A.in ana wan .l.s a. woRTaaM Pss.is ssI''
3 3 sA sIsfC Ss. s sss.:,.y
No II M.ury. VIM Taylor.
y I N ,,,.nleo,,S wm Holt Rchsrdson,
= Tapln, Ro. j. CHRISTIAN,
Anson Richards, nanihn s;,,,n.
Richmond, 18Th September ls56 ,,is
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fNHH0UGH PREIGITT ARRANGE
hhNI.rrom Hichmond, virginia, ~ ~
20 New Orle ans, yIcksburg, Mcmp6fs, 81.
con, Nashville, ChaIta aooga, 80. ' "
IhE hthMoNb AND DANNIlLE RAILROAD COMPANY
that they concluded an ~ ,sr,
for aud forward goods specified al The fowng TO-
rates - ~"
How spech ia "a Sd
FROM Richmond To- ChArEed slass ca. ca. os..
Knox willie, Tenn andfan ~ '
stations as far Chat
tanooga .............. 100 ~. $50 i95 100 81
Nashville, Tenn ........ leo NJ 500 40 is o.
Tuseumbia, Ala Us / "a
Memphis Tenn. ~ 40
Rates
follows: To Knoxville NsshviDs s ~. ,o Tus
eumba, VI ~ % Atlantis, Ca ~ 10 to Macon Ga fi 50;
70 Montgomery, Ma ~ 80 90 ~ Lsul via Msmphls 10
Ncksburg, hatcher and New Orleans, u a..
~ To Dalton and al points East and souih rates
VIII 20 Into eject AZ once But 70 CtanooFa went OF
cents 100 h. additional will charged until the completion
OF the Cleveland branch ofthe East Tennessee 0eora Rail
road 49,
P"r classification o. articles further Information see hand
ts, apply ~ the Office Of the Danus Railroad
Company, Hchmond CANpHEII. snnt
klchmnnh. Anil 22d. 1asq --n,.ll- ~
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PAPER HANGINGs

" PEIOI .STERY
V"h tnbseIiher Il receipt Of lsre. ana -
meit OF Goods Ia hi. line, embracing ''"P''e As'o|
m french and American PLAIN, DFCORATIvE AMI on p,,,,
hnNuiNus with Borders match: and ths L., So.
talon Of Wood Marble ~ '' 'A''1' siiAs Ia lni-
,, ni SvhNlCi Curtain BAEDs PING Broc,,.v o.
% psialne Worstsd, DaHSsk Lace and ku.ln ca
GOA ~ 4 VI, .1ls, Cores, Picture Tssssls &c
N. latest patterns. "f' "''po" SHADE OF
Velvet Bru..el. m,
also STAIR RODS 49," ""u "'Ais OF handsome Styles
Floor OIL CLOTHS, which he gu, 10 ~ Roor,, .r p
for table,. - '''''"'o ' handsome oil CLOTHS
and made TO order Hair shuck Mos, and Shrine
.,,.s,sf~ FtAiHkR BEDS LOUNGES rtr P,,stb.npis
.pos'ering and a other line viii n. ~
anu despatch, In city country, favorable terms
Wh 4.
No 1iO Main Street corner OF laib
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AMERICAN HOTEL.

RICHMOND, VA,
OPPOSITE THE SEW CJSTOH HOUSE,
ALEXANDER DulAL, Proprietor. --s
TviE undersigned having taken this respectfully ,nnoun
ces the fact 10 h friends and the public their pa
-
he has removed his family Hotel aud will from thI. d,y
give his personal and undivided business and hopes
TO FiNe satisfaction "a all Nho patronire the
Ills tables supplied With all the dicacies
ket supply.
Good and capable have selected and the rues
may At al times expect prompt and particular attention
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10000 LBS 3 Csc. cH I.o4 AHA"ro-
% TeTces Cuba Mslasses
loo Bbls Portland Syrup
loo Bbls. y o. MolAssrs
so Bbls. Clipped HeTnngs
loo Hbbs Gibbed HelIlnss
90 Kite No. ! NAckeTel
20 Ebls. CTu8hed SGsAr
loo Bbs Extra Z
loo bbs. Refined
p Bits Old Pine Top whisky VERY superor)
luO bbs. Old Rye whisky various bTAndsl
90 BbL Rectihed whisky
loo Bags Rio Coffee
lou Bsgs LaguayTa Coffee
90 lihds. New Orleans Sugar.
In store and for low, by
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TIE TUNSTALL HOUSE,
CRAGHEAD STREET, DANVILLE, VA
fIhls One Hotel having repaired and fitted I'M with
u AL the modern cunVenienees l.
accommodate The public In that insure sartIon
Visitors TO our house
ed 20 promote their comfort and trial
The IunsiA House also the stage Orce omnibus will
readiness
A. q. WALTERS
}. NJ. WALKER, ! Prsp'rs
fell-ly W n sINNoSs -
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NOTICE TO BADIES.-we have IN store
large and pretty assortment of ladies' misses and ~
eAe and most other styles Of Shoes which .hou
Dc pleased 70 have call aud examine will sell them In
reasonable terms and guarantee them 20 be represented
a.. PUTNEY WATTS,
jew No. 113 Main u. Vtehmond Va
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RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LINENS,
DAMAsRs, DIAPERS, &C.
tONSUNK u Richardson's Linens and thoss DESTROYS
~ tanning he 0euuine Goods should that me articles they
purchase scaled With he u o. the nr RICHARDSON
Sons OWDEN guarantee Of he soundneas and durability
o. The goods
This caution rendered essentially large quantities.
Of Inferior snd detective Linens prepared ssr
and sealed with the o. RfCARDsON, by I Houses uho
regsrde ~ The injury Inflicted alike The American
and The manufacturers n the genuine Goods s not readily
abandon business probable while purchasers can be Imposed
J. BULLOcKE a 90
sss-diy Agents, 80 Church Street. New Yort
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ROBINSON a RosER nj s.


NJ hsve 10 store full stock Enrea
~, tnghsh Refined Iron, most sppToT i b,.rI IT,
P5 iVerpool The assortment u sonposeI a.,
III ana ,99sTe bars ~ AL sites Bsnds hoops sheets
bsve a. wv h.r'r shoe, and BagnanS shsnng iron W.
1917 Nau Rods Blfcrtd stcd Tih Piat.s hi III No.
fvt9 WV" w wv W We.
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WATCHgS, JEWELHH. SILVER ANDHR
w PLATED WAREMy stock q the above articles. l. a
extensive, having just received additions
my before extensive ssortmcnti 10 u and complete
every department.
would call attention especially ny Of watches
W. ~ Adams Son, London ~ y Reynold Lemon liverpool
jules Jergensn Copenhagen with adjusted
Dixon, John Crg joseph Johnson jules Emmey Alfred
ietteo, and other distinguished makers.
Nv stock ~ SPrctacIeH and ye Glasses very full
embracing Gold, Silver and Steel Frames which suit
any one needing optical Md Amongst assortment foil
supply o. The celebrated Brazilian Pebble Persons IN
want ~ realy superior article and something Improve
these Glasses 80 ~
NB-Ba1sn Pebble and other Glas.s, fitted In Cd Tr,m.
= A. MYERS
Je2 No. TOO. corner Main and Pesii
II ICOHICE-fn mass and siick, 81 well known brands
- GUINEA rabic, genuine, Tor tobaccouists
Iouqua Beans, prime Angostufa
olive OH, n superior quality, and
conists-in store and Tor sale b.
}. PGTffFLD GFORaE
10 N. Blair A Cos Building,
man nnrnsr t0th and ~ ST.
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Nj IAN h's ROCK AWAY WHEAT
Cahoou's Broadcast Seed Sewer
htraS Cutters o. the following Patents.
Daniels, Universal, Smiths. aud seson's
liesh TuTnip Seed Of the following kinds:
Red Top Strap Leaf, Eary white
sSsnns Egg Ruia Bags BuOcEs Heart; Large White Horf
iu23 GgORGF WATT a m
RICHU0ND REFINED CANDY MANURAC-
ohi-Dslly mangiAeiuTing In large quantities. the
transparent ann glossy Candy The
win be % their interest '' - -
The price sill always regulated according the rie. n
gar. Ut0 JUAN PIZZINI,
Double Refined Candy Manufacturer No 5s Main siT.,
400 Bbr Old Rye whi.des-
Is Half Pipes Cognse Brsndies,
~ Quarter and English Pipes DO.
70 do Casks on
q do Pale and Brown
10 do Ola Madeira,
do White Port, superior
Malaga, Claret, Hook, and Bordeaux Wines,
1925 baskets Champagne
500 Boxes LynchbuTg Manufsr tured Tobarros
On commission, for sale By
.,o MITCHELL 4 RFRaUsON,
'on " NJ "a Pearl street
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~ III JUHNsON 4 TKUEHEART
ADlES FRENCH TRAVELLING TRUNKS -
II We would eau the attention Of puh. zen.
orally that have received large and varied
~ Ladies french Trunks and DIR. ssIng en- srs which are
very large and couveneHy having from one t.
ays and Bonnet Box Ia them which
or ladies' use Those In Of such, will please vs Us All
before mskng their purchases determined g. sell them
a. oW A. the same description In the eity o
Richmond, or state Of Virginia. PUTNFY A WGTTs
iyg N, ia N.tn 49,, o., ,'s.,yy
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PORTABLE ENGINES.

LOGAN WAI.I,ER
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Richmond, Ia,
Sh.s robaeee, Wheat Corn FLOUR and nth,
- daee He has on hand large nnmbsr Of Hsss fto
road Companies. - ~" '"e 's'us charged by Rail-
ne Is assisted by Mr.. JosrrH O. Rrpvoop long and ,x,,
~ and energy Of character " TeAt seu'i
July II, lsts-jui ~ ''" So'unpiAn Hotel
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02

The editsiial correspondent Of the New
York Ersn'Sg Post, Mr.. BrcsLow, now
travelling in Rally thus gives his impression
of the heir-aplsrent Of, the English throne
| met this ysung gentleman, the other
day in the mosaic mandatory at the Vati.
can, flor he is a most dligent sight-seer J
and was better Pleased with his appearance
than rumor had Prepared me to be. never
saw more attractiye combination of Der.
feet selfpossession, with modesty. which
defines high breeding, than he exhibited as
be walked along witEbis senior companions,
some five or six iu number, and listened with
every sense to the Interesting communica.
tions which were addressed 10 him. He
belongs, too, to higher than the average
standard OF manly beauty. His complex.
ion is very fair, and 'resh, healthy color
sufFdsed his whole face, which wears most
attractive expression Of boyish innocence.
The other morning he asceuded the dome Of
st. Peters, and while thers the Pope sent
up some breakfast to the parry. When they
came down they read upon atablet, which
had been placed in the wall d the temple,
while they were above, the re&rd of their
visit. Such compliment froA the Pope
has never before been paid, l besve, to any
Protestant. The Prince has visiA ID most Of
the American studios in Rome, adj appears
to! to have left behind him highlytvorAble
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02
A ustvsa.

Austria is composed Of seventeen prov
inces, each governed By special laws. In
each province there Is 90 annual assemblage
Of the " Stand" or property holders, who
propose changes TO tho general government
at Vienna. These resolutions arc modified
il need be, and made to harmonic with the
regulations in the other provinces. Local
self government exists in all the provinces.
The Senate ut Vienna consists of one repre-.
sentative from each province. The present
Cabinet comprises the following members
Count ScmAuxSsNEcIS, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs Baron BACK, Minister Of the In.
terror Count THUS HoBESsrEIx, Minister
OF Education and Cutie Chevalier TodGES.
BoURo, Minister Of Commerce. Industry and
Public Works Baron BRsxCK, Minister OF
Finances Count GsUSNE, Minister Of War,
Army and Navy; Boron KxxrES, Minister
OF Public Order. There are 300 schools for
the education Of teachers only. Exclusive Of
Hungary there are 45,632 universities. col
leges, high and elementary schools; 60
schools for the fine arts; 40 industrial
chools 7 academies for the higher branches
Of industry l6 academies for the cultiva.
ton Of forests and mining; 7 nautical
schools. Exclusive Of Hungary, the whole
number OF professors and teachers, 10000,
subject to uniform laws. Every regiment
has its military school, private and govern.
tai. The army on war footing is 738, 5000
divided into IL army corps The navy num-
bers 10000 men, and about 1000 guns.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02

The Minneapolis Journal learns that q
Company Of Virginians are now erecting
Storehouses at various points in the Big
Woods, fitted up with necessary apparatus
for curing Ginseng. They intend to go into
the business on an extensive plan, paying a
fair price for all that may be offered in its
green state. The mode Of drying adopted
last year, detracted from the value OF the
root consequently, these gentlemen prefer
to purchase it green. The Journals in
iormant is OF the opinion that some fifty or
sixty thousand pounds will be gathered this
year, which will net the dggers some sixteen
thousand dollars.
Ginseng is plan, OF the genus Panax
found in Northern Asia and America. the
root Of which il In great favor among the
Chinese. II grows extensively in Pennsyl
vania and other States, whence it forms an
important article OF export to China. The
Journal says il is sold there at from one to
two dollars per pound.
The Ceestisls prize il very highly as tonic
Eating II ia lis crude state, in some instances
pulyerixing and smoking il. When Opium can
not be obtained. IL IL used as a substitute for
that pernicious drug. A gentleman, several
years a resident in China, informs us, that in
the families OF the opulent, Ginseng il handed
round ON silver tray, and tho visitor Ia ex.
pectsd TO join in eating. He says no has
known Chinese merchant to devour . half Q
pound Of Ginseng at . single sitting. Its ef.
iects are exhiirating and, in some cases, in.
toxicatiug.
Itisa curious fact, that our hardy Big Woods
pioneers should be engaged In digging Injuries
for the inhabit nts OF the Celestial Empire"
But 80 IL is and a. long as IL continues to be o
source OF proat. 1t Is likely they will not serious.
ly object. II is Q singular plant, slightly bulb.
Gus, ANAL top, flower red-ths seed ia eucased
in = INMATE pod. The root 10 tubercled, each
Of which, marks the annual growth. The roots
show u growth In some rare instances Of . pc.
riod Of twenty years. The size Of the tuber,
when dried, Ia but 9 few inches In length, and
about!half to an inch in diameter.
The root ia not differentiated, as the Jour.
nal says, but jointed, which is very differ.
ent thing. Ii has taper shape and is three
or four inches long and three quarters OF an
inch in diameter. When dried il il OF vel.
lowish color, nearly white, with a taste
something like liqaorice. bu, slightly brittle.
These marks will serve to distinguish it.
The plant /. probably not confined TO the
Big Woods in this State. but as elsewhere
on the continent. viii be found in other
woodland districts Of the State.
When we get our Pacific Railroad built.
or road from the head of navigation on the
Saskatchewan to the navigable waters OF
Frazer River thoroughly opened, We can
ship our Ginseng To China without taking it
10 New York.
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Ne nssble Words,

The United States District Judge at
Cleveland. addressed some sensible words TO
BUsHsElI. one of the 0berlin rescuers, on
the occasion Of passing sentence upon him.
We append two or three paragraphs OF his
remarks
"lt Is at all times a disagreeAblc and painful
duty for the court to pronounce the sentence
and impose the penalty which .he law demands
for its Violations. The discharge Of this duty Il
peculiarly painful in dealing with the class OF
offenders 10 which you belong, who deem II a
then seek is penalties with exultaiion aud De
nanee.
A man OF your Intelligence must know TIA,
the envoy ment Of rational liberty ceases the
moment the laws are allowed 10 be broken
with iwpunt'y. and thereby fail 20 Afford any
ptoteetCn 10 society, that II the standard %
rights Is placed above and against the laws OF
the land. those Who act up 10 Il are anything
else than good citizens OF good Christians.
You mus, know that when q man acts upon
any system Of nsrals or theology which teaches
hlm 10 dlsEegsTa aud violate Tie avs Of the
government that protects HIN "a lie and pro
peTty bis conduct Is q. criminal A. bis example
J, dangerous.
" The geoi order and vel being Of society
demand an exemplary Peuslty IN your case
You have br0ken lks law, l0a expires. nc 70
srri for ths Aet done, bat Arr sxaliaHt IN the
wrong.
BrsussA vas simply giving 6roe 10
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02

The Wabashaw Patriot publishS the
following letter from q highly int agent
German Of that county, who has heretofore
been prominently identified with the Re
publican party;
MEssRs. EDIroRs :-Iha found out by red,
ing in the newspapers that the party OF ID
Republicans In the State Of Massac husett
have made the adoption Of an amendment Il
their Constitution, which IL to make all the
foreigners live ia that State for two years after
they have been naturalized citizens, before the y
can have the right TO vote. This is not right.
have voted for the Republicans till this year,
but will not vote for them again. They told
me that the amendment would not be made
but see that they told me false. have lief,
the Republican party and shall vote for the
Democrats the next time. A great many Ger
mans will do so too. want my countrymen
to come out and leave that rotten Know Moth
ing, Republican party. and TO vote in party
that will take care that the foreigner is not
treated worse than the niggers. That party Is
the Democratic party.
shall say some more about this. IL you will
put this letter in your paper. A GERMAN.
MAY Is, 1859
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02

JAMES w. TASLoR. ESQ This energetic
gentleman is in Toronto, Canada West, en-.
gagged in furthering the interests OF the Red
river navigation enterprise and the overland
emigration project. The Globe, in announc-
ng Mr.. TAvLoRs presence in the city, says !;
Mr.. T. 10 now in Toronto, with a view Of AS
eertaining what can be done In Canada to fur.
Their the plans entertained by the people Of
Minnesota for establishing . route through our
North West territory TO British Columbia. tie
comes prepared TO state fully the arrangements
which are now being made in -. Paul for nayi.
eating the Red River and Saskatchewan, and
also for sending an expedition IA prospee, for
gold on the east side Of the Rocky Mountains.
We shall not anticipate his commune atoms,
however: for he has consented 10 address all
Who may desire Information on the subject this
evening, IN the Board Of Trade rooms in the
Exchange. We recommend all Interested IN
North sssern extension 20 attend.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02

TROUBLE IN OHo-There is reasonable
prospect Of collision in Ohio between the
State ard Federal authorities, growing out
of an attempt on the part of the former to
nulIify the fugitive slave law. Judge Scorr
of the Supreme Court of Ohio, has granted
a writ OF hdbeaS corpus in the case of BusH-
MILL and LASGsroN, convicted in Cleveland
Tor violation Of the Fugitive Slave law, and
the subject Of the constitutionalty OF that
law, came before the full bench at Columbus
on the 25th inst.
President BUCHANAN has instructed the
U. S. Marshal to resist at all hazards, with
all the force at his command, any interior
encc on the part of the State authorities
with the prisoners in his custody.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02

GENERAL Revolution IN IrALY.- Among
the items of foreign news by the Wander.
bilt, is the announcement that recent ad-
dress has been published in Europe, issued
by Gen. GARIBALDI, commander of the Ital.
ian volunteers in the service Of the King OF
Sardinia and President Of the National So.
ciety in Italy. 1t instructs immediate insur.
rection; the vaLquishing and Reorganization
of the Austrian Army; the interceptiou Of
its communications; the appointment Of pro-
visional governments under King Victor
Emanuel; the abolition Of the taxes on bread
corn, &c; the levy OF troops by CONSUMPTION
and the enrolment Of volunteers, &c.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02
Red River Hemp.

Upon our table hes piece Of rope made
from the hemp which grows on the banks
aud bottoms OF Red river This indigenous
h,mp, which may b. seen in considerable
quantities along the CpIrr Mississippi and
Minnesota valleys, 'hriyes lusurian,ly in It's
native state IN the Rcd River valley The
fibre OF the Wild plant, as shown IN the
rope before us. is as sol, A. wool. while It 8
as tenacious as sik. w hops 10 sr the
plant cultivated o. sale suitable L. ii.
Importance ~ native pro.lao, de.,in,d a,
Il Is to iorm an important ar,ic., Of "a port