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MeLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
" III VIcVIuaili eQTe
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYsPEpsf. 1.r-yn,o,,

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JArrND1c4,
Chronic or Nervous Dcbisitv. vs5seo.
o. the AidHeys. and ali Diseases
nrislng from IA DisOrdered Liver or.
sIsmneh, DysPePsia,
IFrirtbnTn, Inward Piles Aoidjtv or Si,-r....e -,
stomach, FuilRess Of Blood to the Head Dl pain cv
Swimming IN the Heal PalpfatiOn Of the Heart
fniness or Weight In the Stomach Sour Ernctations
Choking OF Suocating Feeling wien WING doy.
+ bryness or lelowness Of the Skin and Eves N;~bt
SWeats inward Fevers, Pain IN the Small of the Back
% OF si'is' sadden Finishes Of Heat Depression Of
sihfiis' Fright Il Dreams, Languaf Despondepcy or
any Nervous Disease, Seres Blotches on the slim
ahd Fever and Aguo Tor ChilIs and Feyerl II viii
also cIfe diseases Of the Bladder and Womb sncb -
Seminal Weakness, Incontinence Of Trlne. Strsn9
glasy Inflammation or Weakness Of the Womb or
Bladder Whites, etc.
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
ms cordial VIII never ail to any Of the above
dases, " taken a. per directions on eaeh bottle In
Oerniah' English, and French.
OVER A MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold during the last six months and in
20 hshtpca hts II aiied in giving entire saisfican
Nl then " III sEiisr fire. n NeaTess or debility wbrn
Mei'e'Hi Strengthening Cordial WIZ cure you
1Co TIEE LADIES.
d. yoa wish to be hAaltiy and strong? Tben % ~
oiee, AMI get some Of McLeans Cordial II will
strengthen and nvigorate your whole system causing
healthy aud pure circulation Of blood to noW through
S'eny 'ein' aud the rich, rosy bloom Of health 10
mount 70 ! e',r cheek again.
livery bottle is warranted to give satisfaction.
Q r LDRE
We say to parents if yOur children are sicky, puny
o. a4hieted with complaints prevalent among ngchiires
give them a small quantity Of NcLeans C0rdial a,i
II VIII make Them healthy, fat, and robust Delay
h'l a inonisht' try IT, and you will be convinced
1T IS DELICIOUS TO TAKE,
tAUTfoS-Beware Of druggists or dealers who NAV
ty To- Pn unon ynn some Bitter or Sarsapafila trash
Nhi,h th;y can bay cheap, Iy saying Il is Just as
ge9d Avoid such men. Ask for AcLean's Strength
ai-ftr tn -, a..
remedy 90 t VIII purify the blood thoroughly aiIa as
in9 saills time strengthen The system
OAe tablespoonful taken every morning fasting l.
certain preventive for Cholera. Chi!.s and Fever
iehow Fever, or any prevalent disease. 1t Is put Up
Price only 81 per bottle, or bottlls for So.
J. II. MCLEAN
Sole Proprietor Of iilis Cur,tsI
Also MeLean's NoieTnic Oh Linimpnt
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
"a Eaal "a
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TENERMINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East and Wheeling, Benwood and Park
sTSDu the West at which places unes with Railroads,
Steamers, &c, for and from all points in the
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Two trains leave Wheeling daily 1920 P. NJ, 1910 A. NJ.
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This IS the only route to Washington City.
Passengers by this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New Terk and Boston, the OF ticket Boston alone by
other lines.
Time q,ck and fare as low via other Route.
Inquire for tickets the Baltimore Ohio Railroad
the principal Railroad Offices in the West.
E. =. FULLER, Gen'l Western Agent
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. ? Smith. Master Transportation. deco
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GtASH PAID for Bacon Lard, Wheat, Pruis Cora
I Oats, and all kinds q Tsstsrs pfof1es = 20 - [eA
stTset, Nashville, Tenn.i 4kHhtE "
jan9 dtW&Wd
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Magnificent Scheme!

wE0LE TICKETS sIUi HALVES s5;oUABTERs s2K
A Circular showing the plan of the Lett
terics will be sent 10 any one desfrOus of
receiving it,
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The greatest Remedy in the world. This ,,r,,,.,
Il distilled from berry known ONLY 10 n,,s,is s Hs,
ehemcls combined with some Of the mos ri;, ;n''
medicinal roots herbs aud larks known 10 ,b I
d man, VIZ BLOOD RooT, BLACK Poor. V,rS
CHERRY BARK, YELLOW Deck, DANnrrIoS :, 80. = -
AEILLA ELDER Flowers with others ir,.l,,r a.
most iafAibie Tefasdy for the restorgsiou 81 hI,L
ever known. II is natures own remedy, r,,rs .i ~;
ease By natural laws. When taken irs is,Is rs
felt couTsng through every vein Of The loJ ,;e .
ing and asceleFstiHs the circulation Of The b,aJ
heufraizes any bilious matter in Tie stornacb - "a
strengthens the whole organization. Soo
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WOOD, EDDY q CO., Augusta, Georgia
or WOOD, EDOs a. CO., Atlanta Georgia
or WOOD, EDDY a. CO., Wilmington, Della

or WOOD, EDDY a. CO., Wilmington, Della
II list Of be numbers drawn from the wheel, wi
amount prize that each entitled t., pub
Licked every drawing in the following TapeTs-A ugusa
fGa) Constutoualst Mobile Iise-, Nashville Gazette.
Weekly Day Book, Richmond Dispatch, PauiiUg Miss
Clarion. lmh23
a Card 10 the Ladlez--Dr. DupOncO,S ESe-
riOdiCaI Pills fer iaGtilible for re
Hs wing StOppages or Irregularities of the NeESes.
Pills nothing but have been used the Doctor
his practice for many years, both in France end America,
paraleled every case and he urgsi by many
sand EhO have used te make the Pills public for
alienation OF those suffering from irregularities whatever
preventive ladies' whose health will permit Of
my.
Pregnant females those suppoug themselves are eau
toned against pills while in that condition lroprs
Onsb after the above adm0Iti0r ah1ugk
their duess prevent any injury otherwise these
pills recommended Directions accom- sal box Price
81 Sold wholesale by
EWIN, PENDLETON x CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Nashville Tenn.
whom all orders addressed They supply tie
trade rropeto prices and furnish show circulars
Sod at Retail in Nashville, BY
DEMOVILLE & BELL. No 26 Cherry street.
q. ". HEN NDEBSHurT cor CeaT St. and Public Square.
BEACH & G0ODLET Market ST., opposite Union street.
Ladies by enclosing 70 either Of the above agents,
the above Pills (confdentaly by mail any part
city country.
N. BThe ingredients composing these Pills known
every selling them. They will tell you that are
they represutedtO be- Ask for Dr. DupOncO's Col
den HIiis. See the signature each box you will then &c
medicine depend upOn yet perfectly harmless
MANSFIELD & CO. Agents for Memphis.
WILSON STARBIBD, Agents for Louisville.
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II EN-. M. N Ell a. CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND
COMMI SSION ERCHANTS
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
WINES, CIGARS, AND TOBACCO,
no. o Market street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
LIQUORS.
800 bbls Wilshires Whszg so bbIs American Brandy:
100 do Bourbon & Rye do 50 do Rum Gin and Wines
so do Robertson county do
In store and for sale by BEN. n. NOEL 4 co
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
100 RAA IMPOETED Cigars assorted Brands
lUU,UUU 100 bxs Tobacco, assorted brands,
In store aud for saleby mhlG. BEN. NJ. NOEL & co.
SUNDRIES.
2G0 bags chose Rio Coffee, qrs halls and whole boxes
100 hhds prime to choice Brown star Candles,
Sugar, 25 bbls CIiver Sesd,
200 bbls and half bbls Molossas, 2eO kegs Nails
And other articles all in will
OW figures by mhl6. BBN. NJ. NOBL & co.
Timothy HAY.
6D0A BALES No Timothy hay in and for sale
SUU very low prices by
mhl6d BEN. NJ. NOEL & CO.
Rooms 10 Rent.
EVERAL handsome to rent in the second and third
- stories Of the UlOn and American Block, corner Cherry
and Spring streets. Apply ts j. o. Griffith, the Unsn and
American Office, or 20 (mh4 W. F. COOPER.
FLOUR FLOUR!
RS BARRELS superhhe Family Flour stored at the
Oet .WarehouseOf Harris, Gordon Co.. and by
NH. GRESHAM & HUFeAEER.
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IT IS DELICIOUS TO FAKE.


1A
Sole Proprietor Of iiis Cul,lisI
Also AIeLein,s NoicTnic Oh Liniment
. PRINCIPAL Depot the corner Il Thifd and Pine
s Stlarts = T1t-is No
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me Judgment viii be reversed. CARUrHEEs-
A eirreet copy. ] P. CLARK, Clerk.
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AP RIL I8 50.
BOOTS, SHOES AND
til AT S,
At nOLEsOLE.
ABBAY. GIBSON q 90.

ABBAY, GIBSON q 90,
N LARGE STOCK of staple Shoes and Hats. have
complete assortment Of me work for t gentlemen Child
rem All y which viii sell low for CAsn. or 70 pout
MERCHANTS on short tfne.
~ y All orders carefully aud promptly attended to-
II = The highest market price paid for BAXTER.
sp5-LtWsstf ABBAY, GIBSON CO.
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FINE CHANDELTERs.

FINE CHANDELIERS.
WILL furnish Chandeliers either for burning Gas, Oil
Candles any sized building Church, Hotel Puoic
Hall city county, with all the glass Globes Shades
as cheap as they can be had from any market.
keep Of all the small gas fixtures with
Drop Lights paper fancy colore Glass Shades Paen Burn
ers, &C.
GAS PIPE AND GAS FITTING
have very wokmen always ready do kind Of
Fitting Also all the machinery for cutting screwih
Gas Pipe sell number OF feet parties in the
try their plans and furnish the
and other tools, that they do their own work
Steam and steamboat work.
Pipe Valves Cocks and other articles fer
repairing steam work
STEAMBOAT BLOWERS, and ether steam pipe work done
with despatch
JAMES II. KENDRICK, -
eb25-3m 50 Cherry Street
RNOIk HENT.--The large Room the Daily News Of
fee, formerly occupied by Barnards Book Bindery This
suitable Job Printing 0ce Book
Bindery, any mechanical employment Steam power
he had fren tie News Office Engine, in this
he subscriber. ja6l JAMES ". HOlTH-
OrnamemIsI Trees and EVePgreenS.
RH ONTGOMERY & MCGREDY ,Nurseymen Nashville, Tenn
F special attention to their extensive stock of Fruit
Ornamental trees Evergreens een House Plants, lO0O
ornamental Trees and Evergr sbe for I'M edate elect
FruiIs-50OO Apple ?, , Il years old.
Pears-3OO0, DWarfs & Standards, to years old
Peaches 5O00 years old, Cherries Plums, Aprieos Nee
tarens and ounce, in Large numqers.
large collection of Grapes, Strawberries Raspbees, Goose
berries, CuTrGnts & Bouquets at ali seasons.
MONTGOMERY & MCGREDY.
nall. LinwOOd. Nurseries Nashville, Tenn.
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RAINS & BROWN.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
DEALERS IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
Pdfnts Alsf'ua1ents Patent gsdieiss, Arfst Atsrals,
Fishing Tackle, Garden and k5eld See,Ls.
A full stock Of the above named artelesnow on hand.
Nashville, April ], SO. RAINS & BROWN
TUBE PAINTS, ARTISTS BRUSHES, &C.
We have for sale the following colors in Tubea:
silver Whites Antwerp Blue;
Ivory Black; Prussian d5.
Aephaltumi Permanent 10
Light Red Cobalt DO;
Indian Rsd Ultrarnarine do
Nerniliien; CaPpah Brown;
dadder Lakei NanOyke do:
Crimson : NelloW 0chfe;
Carlnine Chrome Yellow;
Scarlet, Naples Yellow:
Raw Sierma Cadmium Yellow;
Burnt do Raw Uumler
Fedigrlsi Burnt Umber
ALSO
Artists Brushes all kinds; AIasing Varnish.
Mahogany Puletts; Grecian do
Palette Cups Crlgons;
Knives; Painters Canvass.
Drying Oil.
apI a RpOWN
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FLOUR FLOUR
q = BARRELS superfne Family Flour stored at the
USb .WarehouseOf Harris, Gordon Co.. and sale by
NH. GRESHAM 4 HUFPAEER.
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IConsumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky Is sold by the bottle only.
WM II. DAILY,
70 South William street, New York,
ianIq-deO 3n Sole Proprietor.
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A true copy. Attest: c. W. NElsos, Clerk.
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THeaE IS No MIsTAKE Asoyr Ir.


We say to parents if yOur children are sickIy puny
o! aHicted with complaints prevalent amongchii,lr-f,
El'e mem small qnantity Ct McLeaus Cordial. aid
hot a n0nlent, try H. and Won will be cor yi.,rsd
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-09

Thus it appears that No. g. which was cut
two weeks before it was fully ripe, was SUI
perior TO the other lots giving more per
bushel than No. 5, (cut when fully ripe,) by
81 pounds Of -four, and gain Of about fifteen
per cent. on the flour Of equal measure OF
grain; 100 pounds of wheat Of No. 3, makes
S0pounds of flour, while 100 of No. 5, yields
72-showing an average of eight per cent, in
favor Of No. 3. In grinding, it was found
that No. ground the worst-worse than No.
!. There were in No. greater quantity Of
Ainty particles whic / would not pass the bolt
than in any Of the other lots. The bran from
No. 5, was also much thicker and heavier than
that OF No. g.
Mr.. Hannah concludes, therefore, that III
cutting wheat two weeks before it il fuly ripe
there is gain of fifteen per cent. Of flour
upon equal measures, gain OF four n per
cent. in the weight Of straw. and a s of e
Sd. sterling in the value ofevery qua $3.50
lbs.) cf wheat. Many trials h..va nala
In this country in cutting winch
stages, and tin results 3gt e, genei MCGEE
those above piyen.
Bu. when grain is GU pet ~ e
necessary thaI il should undeI - i process
cureing, before it can be safely stored in the
barn or stack. Hence ii is usual TO place the
sheaves in shock for several days, according
70 the state Of weather. or the degree Of mois-
turc in the straw. But it sometimes happens
that loss is occasioned, lnDre or less, by the
sprouting of the grain while It stands in the
shock-especially in warm, showery, or damp
weather. To guard, al well as possible,
against loss from this cause, the shocks
should be put up in the best manner.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-09
HAY cAPs-UsE AND HOW MADE.

writer in the Country Gentleman strongly
advises the use Of hay caps, and says Gin
July, 1855, | had ten tons Of hay cut on four
acres, by Moving Machines. It was put up,
and the second day covered with 200 covers.
! weighed several Of the cocks and they aver
aged 100 pounds. It ianed nearly two days.
and the quantity Of water was two inches and
four-tenths. On the third day at 10 O'Clock,
/ began 10 draw it in only the bottom being
little wet. This saved me one day opening
and spreading, and in my opinion saved one-
third Of the value Of the hay. NY caps 10
cover a ton, cost IS, and the hay sold for ;12
ton, and this saving was from three days
use Of the hay caps. How much hay is in
jured by being wet il a matter we cannot
speak Of with entire certainty but had rather
keep even the dew of Of mine.'
An exchange says the manner Of making
hay caps is as follows Purchase piece Of
brown cotton, yard and quarter Or half
wide, stretch it in pleasant weather along u
board fence, and apply coat of linceed oil,
with paint brush, mixed with about one
quarter its bulk Of spirits Of turpentine, we'll
stirred in while both are warm. Letthc cloth
hang till dry, and it will be ready for use.
Another and perhaps better way, is to
mix two pounds Of beeswax, a quart Of Japan
varnish, and gallon of linseed OIL together.
Then apply with brush while moderately
warm. When the cloth is dry, cut it into
squares, then have an eyelet hole worked in
each corner, TO admit small wooden pins.
which are TO be used to fasten The caps to the
hay. Some people sew up small stones in
bags, and attach them to the corner Of the
caps, which keep them in position by their
weight. These weights would be much han
der II attached to strong wire hooks and kept
separate from the caps, and hung on as tho
caps are used. But cast-iron weights, with
hooks attached, would be still better il paint
ed TO prevent rusting.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-09
REMEDY FOR THE soUAgH.Bra.

Take quantity Of poppy leaves, stalks,
buds, &c, or any part of the poppy, and
Bteep in water, either cold or hot and il
peoples are not to be had, take a small uan-
tity Of opium and dissolve it in water. This
liquid applied with an exceedingly fine sprink-
Ter to the vines once or perhaps twice, will
cause the 'varmentsp to leave the plants
never to return. Where they 90 to do not
know, neither do care 1t will not kill the
bugs, for they know better than to take any
thing of an opium nature. Try ii, and it will
be found that there is no "humbugp in it.
Tho same liquid applied with squirt gun
70 apple trees, efrectually prevents tho ravages
OF the apple tree worm. An ounce of opium
would probably be sufficient tor a large or
chard.-t. w. D. in Countru Gentleman.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-09
Mc|NALL'S NEW BULLETIN,

GYRUP OF HYroPHOsPHITEs, Of Lime. Iron, soda
pand Potash This preparation contains the liypophos
Phles with slight q the Hypophosphorous acid
Il is agreeable method Of administering the Hypophos
phtes class Of remedies which have proved OF great val
ne 10 Of pulmonary character general debility and
emaciaton. Prepared and sold at reasonable prices
Edw MclNALL, Chemist and Apotheeary, q Market ~
SYRUP OF THE PHOsPHArES,-This Is nntnuve
tonic and useful II build mp tho system which occur to
eousumpiiyes For sale by EDW MclNALL, Chemftand
Apoihecary.
TAR WINE AND NAPTHA.--I have prescription Of
Tar Wine and NAptha, which has been ordered by one o
our skillfu Physicians; have great denuni from the
cities Of Washington and Baltimore, and it Is valuable IN
cases Of nepient consumption.
PATENT OR FAMILY MEDIcINEs-Aym's Cherry
Pictorial and Pills, Jaynes Expectorart, and all Jayne
other medicines Also swain Papacea aud every other
patent medicine that is sold n which worry good
for whal they recommended and Of them good
for nothing all Of which will sell low, EDW MeINALL,
Druggist.
Ho, FOR THE GoLn MINES. -Eycry body ihst has
been going 10 MelNALLs Drug Store TO buy their me-
cncs for years now ind themselves NJ the gold regions
his prices has been reasonable that they md themselves
in good circumstances with their health much improved
with his superior medicines. EDW MofNALL,
Apr q. Anothecary
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-09
Registers Office.

NEW CASTLE CorSrr, June ith lisa
rpon the application Of ALEXIS D. BoRRtII admin.
i-trator Of AGATHA ELIZABETH BORRILL late Of
Christians Hundred, in said County deceased ii IL rr-
cd and directed by the Register that the Administrator
aforesaid give notice Of the granting u Letters u Admin
ifatlon upon the Estate Of the deceasc with the date II
granting thereof by causing advertisements IL be p4ta
within forty days from the date Of such Letter. In six N
tho public places Of the county Of New Castle r..
curing all persons having demands against lie Estate to
present the same or abide by Act Assembly IN such
case made and provided AID also cac tho same to be-
Inserted within tho same period Ia the Delaware Inquirer
newspaper published in Wilmington, aud to he epntin-
ued therein two months.
49, Given under the hand and Sral II oaicc Of
{ L. s. the Register aforesaid, at New Castle in New
49, Castle county Aforesaid tho day and year above
written PETER h NASDEvEll Register.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-09
Legal Notices.
Registers's Office,

INV UAaTLR COUNTY, May Tth, 100.
Upon the application Of JAMES CHANDLER, Admin
istrator Of JANE CHAM late OF Chrstana Hundred
In said County deceased it is ordered and directed by
Register that the Administrator Aforesaid give notice Of
the granting Of Letters Testamenary upon the Estate
the deceased with the date granting thereof by causing
advertisements to he posted within forty days from the
daso OF such Letters in six If the most public places OF the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persuus having de-
mands against the Estate tn present the same or abide by
Act Of Assembly In such made aud provided Aud
also the same be inserted within tho period
In tho Delaware Inquirer, newspaper published In Will
mington, and to be continued therein tw0 months,
~ Given under the baud and Seal q Office oi
Us. the Register aforesaid at New Castle, ia New
tS Castle county aforesaid, the day aud year above
rErER Il NAXnRvEn Rcoistnr
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-09
REGISTERS OFFICE,

NEW CAsTLR VOlNTY, May 26th ISiN
UPON the application oflilllIP FLuNkETT, Execu-
tor Of the last will and testament Of Terrence Youns late
Of the City OF Wilmington in said County deceased Ia
ordered and directed by the Register that the Executor
Aforesaid give notice Of the granting Of Ittcgs Ttamcn
tary upon the Estate afthe deceased with the date OF
granting thereof by causing advertisements be posted
within forty days from the date Of such Letters in fix
the most public places Of the county Of New Castle
quirng all persons having demands against the Estate
present the same abide by Ac; Of Assembly in such
case made and provided And also tho same hC
Inserted within the same period in tho Delaware Inquirer
newspspr published In Wilmington AID to he contnu
cd therein two months
- Given under the hand aud Seal Of Office Of tile
I L. Is Register aforesaid, at New Castle In New Gas.
= - tie County aforesaid, the day aud year above
V trns PETER d. YANDEyER, Register
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-09
SULPHUR AND LIME FOR aoosEBERRIEs.

a writer Of Niagara county, N. Y, in the
CennesSce Farmer, says 81 have raised goose
berries successfully for six OF seven wears. I
prune out all the wood over four years old
and let one or two strong shoots stand eyery
year; and after the cropis of, shorten them
In about one-third, and in Spring salt well
a around the bush, under the branches, with a
little sulphur and lime worked in the soil. md
mulch with coarse manure. NV gooseberries.
are on clay soil, dug deep, which | think
essential. have raised all want for family,
use.