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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-09-08

" EE The Slavers must like to hear
themselves talk-we can in no other way
account for the CANNON they are con-
stantly uttering. They are now asserting
that Linn County will give an overwhel-
ming majority against the Constitution
that Republicans and all are nearly
unanimous against it. But if they are
not allowed to talk before the election,
they will have slender consolation. When
the returns come in, it will be found that
Linn has given from 200 to 500 majority
for the CONSTITUTIONAL fact, that scarce
ly County, if any, has given majority
against it. Their boast that Johnston
will receive an overwhelming majority in
Southern Kansas, is fair specimen Of
their " bladge."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-09-08

p Gov. Tom COruin Is % % ~ IO.s.
The Putin. B.y celebration, September "
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Europe IN 1850.

No one but Frenchman would have tho,
Of carricaturing Europe by may, but Par
isian map maker has lately published and
offered for sale map bearing the title Of
Europe in the year 1860" with q cross
bearing the motto I'm hoe siano vincis."-In
this sign you shall conquer. The idea is q
division Of the territory Of Europe in the
most extraordinary manner. The old bound
aries are almost altogether lost in the la
byrinth Of lines and new complications.
According to this Map the island Of Cy.
prus, under the Syrian Coasts, and the region
OF the Euphrates, affording the shortest
road to India, is to become Engiish TERRITORY.
France remains in its old limits; Russia
gets Gallicia Prussia giyesf it territory on
the left border Of tho Rhine to Holland, and
is Unidentified BY Hanover, Macklen-
burgh, Brunswick, Electorate Of Hesse, and
some small German principalities: Austria
IS to receive Egypt, Servia, and Ionia, but
gives Gallicia to Russia, and its Italian pos
sessions to victor Emanuel, King Of Sardin-
ia, who, under the title Of King Of italy.
shall rule over all Northern italy and the
possessions of the Pope The latter one re-
ceives the provinces Of the Abruzzi Of Ma
pies, the Island Of CicilY is to indemnify
he Duke Of Parma, and the King OF Naples
o become the ruler Of Tunis Sweden 10 to
receive Denmark; the King Of Hanover
hall be made King Of Constantinople the
irand Duke Of Mecklenburgh King Of the
)anubian Prihcipalities Spain gets Nor.
eco, and the Sultan Of Turkey must renounce
ne European possessions and 60 back to his |
Asiatic provinces.
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A CARD To THE LADIES'.
DR.. Duponco's Golden Periodical Pills
for Females

lnfaible In correcting Irregularities, relieving pain.
fui and distressing Menstruatior, particularly At
the change Of hfe,) remove all distractions from
whatever causes, and alw full as proven.
tive, At the same tine perfectly harmless. The COM
position Of the Pills is secret every agen, selling
them is presented with the receipt, and the age s,nw
tel yeu they are the best Pills ever known for all
diseases peculiar to females, viz Distressing and
fainIui Menstruation, Retention, Pains in the Back
or Loins Pressing down Pains, Rush of Blood to the
head, Dizziness, Dimness Of Sight, Green Sickness
heavness Fatigue on any slight exsrtion Palpitaton
OF the Heart, and all the various distressing com.
piaints particularly the most annoying, Weakening
and the beginning Of all other female weaknesses,
LEUCOR hi EA OR WHITES.
All Of which Ds DuPoscos French GoLDsu PyrIs are
certain to cure.
Price $500 per box. Sold BY
E. =. GAY, Sole Agent.
NO " Jefferson Street, Burlington Iowa
TO Wnom all orders must be addressed from the
counties 81 Des Moines Henry, Jefferson Wapello and
Louisa. he will supply dealers at propretor's prices
ana sead the Pills Ladies by ali
to any part Of the country, BY sending him 81 20
through the Burlington Post Of6ce, Iowa.
sertt<-eniv
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Chiiis ana Fever! chm. and Fevery

Chfiis ana Fever! ShillS and Fever!!
One OF the greatest remedies that has been laid
before the public, for Fever and Ague and which has
received the highest encomnms from the press and the
people, is DIR. J. HOsTETTER's CELEBRATED BIT
TLRS Who would endure the fortunes arising from
this terrible disease, when be SO easily curedy-
Who would endure sleepess nights burning fevers and
Icy chis alternately, when remedy can be obtained
for mere tres And yet how many families nger out
painful existence under this deadly blight and do
nothing but gulp down quinine until it becomes as
common as their daily meals and yet they are re-
lieved None but the foolish ard weak would hesitate
to procure these valuable Bters and save themselves
intense agony.
See advertisement in another column,
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally every.
where. -'
mar1-bp1m
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARkE.S
CELEBRATED FEMALE pTIIS

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, M. D..
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This wel-known me dcine Is imposition but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and obstruc.
TONS from any cause whatever: and although power.
fulremedy, they contain nothing hurtful to the com
stitution.
TO MARRIED LADIES
peculiarly suited 1t will, in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
These Ptls Adre necer been knoscn to a soaers ass
directions Q" Ms 2d page o. pamphles are sceH o.
served.
EB For full particulars, get . pamphlet, free. Of
the agent.
\. B.-S1 and postage stamps enclosed to an an.
'horsed agent, Will insure bote containing over 50
pills. BY return Of mail.
sole Agent for the United States and Car.d.
JOB MOSES.
Late !. G. Baldwin Col
Rochester, n. Y.
ALLEN HENDRICKS,
no Wholesale and Retail.
Burlington, Iowa.
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IMPORTANr no ALL.


6vssy mans woman snd chile should read The advsr-
semsass which have been tnsestsd 10 our colsmns by
Or. Eastsrly, d b. LsuN. His medicines are ceiling
very rapidly in nearly every town and city che west
ern States, and there has been but one voice sayns
Dr. EAsseriy your medicines good. During the last
Two years over One Hundred Thousand Bottles 81 Dr.
Easserys Iodine and sarsapsYila have been sold also
ons Hundred Thousand Bottles Of Dr. Easterys Fever
and Agus Killer, and very large quantities Of Dr. Car
tsrs Cough Dalsam, Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial and
Dr. Bakers Specific and the den ard u every day
eressng, which shows tha when articles possess high
intrnsic merit like these they do not fall 70 BE- appre
ctated By the American people. No person a1licted
with any disease for which they are recommended should
fail 30 give them atrial.
- No person should think Of gong TO PIXIES
PEAK without taking supply Of Dr.. Easterly's pepu.
lar Medicines. They are said BY eQUlREs : RLOss
and =. y. GAY, Burlington, Iowa. lmar6
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and one gratis in getting up . club Of &c

| anu Vne Gratis IN gettng up club OF 20.
single Subscriptions being 1900 per annum.
Those wishing to subscribe, or form clubs, viii
have sample copies sent free, by addressing F
Gleason, Boston, Mass.
Gleason's new Enterprise, is highly spoken Of
by the Press. We here give few of the many
favorable notices we have seen.
Mr. Gleason has the experience, the enter.
prise. the tact. and the capital requisite to sus.
tain good and successful paper-New York
Com. Aov.
GLEAsoNs WEEKLY.-This is the best pictorial
and literary paper published in the United
States. and no family should be without it,
Local News, Wapaca, Wis.
GLEAsoN's WEEKLY is full Of everything to
please the eye and the mind. The new illus.
trated weekly causes great excitement in news.
paperdom.-Register, Wapaca, Wis.
GLEAsoN's WEEKLY LlxE-or BATTLE SHIP is
before US. We do Tot hesitate to pronounce it
the best literary and pictorial journal published
in the Union.-Republican Waterman, Month
cello, N. Y.
GLEAsoN's LINE-or BATTLE SHrp.-This new
weekly IS, without question, the largest and
handsomest literary sheet in the Union. 1t is
freighted with precious cargo OF sketches.
~'Se' sP"yS SNssVaA0ASS wAs ouu Auu
Herald.
GLEAsoN's New WEEKLY LINE OF BATTLE
SHIP. Gleason, Esq, that prince of editors
and publishers, is again in the field. His we'll
earned popularity is a sufficient guarantee for
the success of his new enterprise. Bellstonte,
Pa, Democrat.
GLEAsoN's New PAPER is what might have
been expected from the experience and skill of
the gallant commodore and editor elegant in
its typography, illustrations and reading matter.
Everything that good taste and experience
could devise, appears TO have been brought into
requisition.-Ledger.
GLEAsoN's LINE OF BATTLE SHIP, by the illus. |
trous, is illustrated with excellent engrayings, |
and contains the choicest reading matter. A |
neAter paper has never been issued from the |
press. Gleason is Napoleon in the field now |
again occupied by hin.-Boston Atlas and Bee |
GrEAsoN's LINE OF. BATTLE SHIP-The largest |
edition ever printed of the first number Of |
>oer. either in America or Europe, was that Of |
\. Zine ofBattle Ship" by Commodore Glea
on ne hundred thousand copies we're issued |
This Is ,rulv wonderful, and shows what tact,
o,an nus - sru.y IN of beauty and art can do,
shen controlled b, master splr't-sundAy
r.ws bplt
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From the New York News.

What has changed You sol
We have all witnessed with astonishment The extra.
ordinary and improved change In many gentleman
and lady Who had become prematurely gray but who,
BY some means, had been miraculously rejunevated
There ID time In life when gray hairs harmo-
nice with the fur.owed brow and the wrnkled features
but unfortunately from other thousandc
Of young and not only witness the gradual
change Of their looks to "moted AMI speckled gray
but are mortified by the danger Of positive badness
from the actual loss Of their hair. All this demands
remedy. and safe one. We naturally look about and
ask, In this OF scientific invention who stands high.
cot - the Proprietor and NanHfGctwre- Of real hair
restorer- restorer Of color well health beau
tider Is well . hair tonic. We and 1t the head Of
all the claimants in this long line single individual
Any Of the splendid heads Of hair along Broadway,
ence falling out dry and gray, when asked "What has
changed you sof" will reply PROFESSOR WooDs HAIR
RESTORATIVE
CAUrioN.-Deware Of worthless limitations, o. several
are already in the market called by different names
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Res
torative Depot, St, Louis, Mo-, and New York; are
blown In the bottle. Sold BY all Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers. Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers, in the United States and Canadas.
mar1.brlm
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AEAR111sR


Bunllssron, Monday r. n, March -.
Dusihe the pass week - Atvs bssa blsssd
With dry windy wssther. which has dried tha
roads. and given 70 business very welcome
impetus. But rain storm came upon % III
night, and mud 10 oncs more tie order Of The
day. The river 10 receding already.
Spring trade is opening, and our Wholesale
dealers are making large preparations for it,
The warerooms are full Of goods, and traders
from tho interior are already making their pur-
chases.
In grain very little 10 doing. A small guam
t;ty Of Spring Wheat came 10 from Illinois last
week and rates remain stationary. Oats are in
demand for seed, and large shipments have
been made to this point. Sales Of Corn arc
merely nominal at Toe. Minor produce is COM
ing in more plentifully, and selling at reduced
figures.
sUGAR-7&as-crushed, l2A; refined, white
lilo. Clarified 10.
: COFFEE-l2}al3.
MOLASSES-By the bbl., Plantation a.
s. Il. ~. Belcher's IS, kegs $500.
NAlLS-Ass. 20.
RICE-5&.
FRUIT-Raisns, prime $s,5O-Apples sla
II so per bush.; dry 1l3c. Peaches, I2&c.
BROOMS-$l, 5Oa2 SO per dozen.
WHEAT-Sound Spring, none arriving
Winter 81 l0a$l 25.
FLOUR-Choice winter Sc sOa$7 90. Draw
load &c GOA So so.
BEANS-tl, 75a$2,25 per bush.
POTATOES-8Oc per bush.-noue.
CORN-50a7O cts.-scarce.
OATS-9Oc
BUTTER-ISa22c.
EGGS--7c.
ONIONS-$l.
CHlCkENS-4l.25a1. 80 per dozen.
I HOGS-Gross, $5,OOa5, so; nett, 6.OOa7. 90.
BhEF-Gross, $3,5Oa4 100, nett. q, OUAs.Oo
ShEEP-Prime, 81, 5Oa3, so.
HAY Timothy, $S@lO dull.
WOODS OOa4 90.
HlDES-green, CAT; Dry Flint 15ale;
'reen sailed 74a7f.
WHISKEY-27c,
FURS-Coon 10a75, Mink $la1 rs, Otter AZ
o 81, Beaver 75a$l To-, Wild Cat l5a5O, Prairie
Volt 25a75. Gray Fox l5s35, Red Fox n.
lnskrat 5alo, Deer l24a2s, Fisher $la3, Martin
] 4a3.
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The only safe Preparation.
That does not Dye, but WIN rsstors
GRAY HAIR

ois original color, BY Natures own process. u
frof: y. ]. Woods Celebrated
TN proof o. the above assertion, read me folIovips
.estmony rom distinguished persons from al paFts
HON. SOLOMON MANN, Ann Arbor. Mich. -.
n .e whose hair had become very thin and entirely
vhe was resto' ed TO it, original brown color ana ~
entirely over, the head. Others o. nv familv M
nenas are using your Restorative with the hsppisse
HON. JUDGE BREEsE, Ex-senator Of nl,uo,.. ,.v,.
my hair was prematurely gray, bat, By che uss o2
woods Restorative, il has i.s original coor.
HON srk Rws.rs. ..S. ~ m, hair -. w.,
gray Sas AFTER using two bottles, restored Is 70 IL
KEv. J. K. BRAGG, Brookae,d. Mas. a.. !. -.
remo.sd rom my head innAm. sion, dandrca, and
constant tendency to itching, and restored nv hair.
Dk syf{ 9 T. s s.'sns' selG In
c.soO ~ s sr.y or rather white. but. the A.
DIR. 9. WALLIS. Chicago, says. amer usins great
many other preparAsions I'll 70 eject, used
hamor in ~ head Of two years' standing.
BENJAMIN LONGRIDGE, - seventh Avenue. Nov
ora says having los. my hair by ne :s.c q Ne
heretofore. vas we'll mixed with gray. navng tried
many Preparationsto restore the color without eject,
.,. induced g sry yours and In spite Of al ny dosSss
II. L. WILLIAMS, n. y. Peekensvill., Ala, says
nended % %. have srisdn for letter ana Ana Il
W. y. WOODWARD. u. D., grankfors. ~. s.va.
ne resom~snds ~ ne practice - the best prepare.
EDWARJ WALCOTT, says, three nonehs ana ~
hAr Vas very gray, y ID dark brown the o,iei.
n ooor smooth and glossys al By The uss 81 weed
WILSON KING, says enc monsAs proper a,p,,ca.
aon Mi restore any psfson hair 70 10 original eel
!. =. hOEs. says, : fsv applieasioss f.sssnsd ~
original color. &C. 1-@ ~ - -.
bkTskY smith, NORTH East Psansylvania, says hes
nsr hair had, for number Of years, been perfectly
and glossy, .7s',-s a. = = - -.
DIN. ,. w.-boND. 81. Paul, says that his hair 10
sfong thick and black, although short time since he
va cceh bald and gray. Ths people here sawits ssc
ana have coincidence In it.
MORklS GOoLING, y. D.. q. Losis. sAys hat q.
ter trying many Other preparations Al % no erect, he
used two bottles, which covered his head vth and
vigorous growth Of hair and invtss ~ 70 come and
- e4
sARAHJ. BROWN, says her hair vas mot only sray,
but thin she arsd s sntirs seF usioe tve
bottles 10 has Fessoi ed both the colo and growth
Prepared hy D. j. WOOD = CO, lie Market 9AreaA
q. Lseis, and SIS vAAway, New YORK., ana "a -
I'll Drangsts and PAsnt Medicine Dealass: alss - Al
Fancy and Toilet 0ceds Dealers u ~ dated saese
asA 0Anada. eeAAsa tsA 49, Mi 81 ,fHsvA Y -.
oeld hero % ~ DsHegisas.
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HALLS LING RAHSavg.

HALLS LUNG BALsAM, in all cases, tiyes the best
Of satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG BALsAM has wrought more cures
since its introduction than any other cough medicine
HALLS COUGH BALsAM Is en- orsed by cur lead
ing physicians the safest and best remedy now be-
fore the public.
HALLS LUNG BALsAM 10 safe to use among chill
dren, and yet powerful in Of chronic pulmonary
disease.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM brings in certificates al
most daily u its wonderful in all parts Of the
country.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs sold BY all Druggists
and BY Agents In every town In the country.
MARLIN
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St. Louis. Fridsv Msrch OK

1
| The market was excessively dull to day, and
very small business was transacted. Receipts
! OF produce were small. The weather cloud
and cold. No change in freights. Flour soc.
Pork 40c, Pound freight zoe.
private dispatch dated New Orleans, March
"a, quotes prime Lard llac; superfne Flour
1915; corn S5a90c, and dull.
Flour-Market inactive. Sales of 10 bbls
country superiine at $3.50 delivered, and 100
oois extra and 20 bbls low grade on private
terms.
Wheat Only 9ss sks received in the mas,
twenty-four hours. Sales of so SKIS inferior fall
at 81 10; 1000 SKIS good spring at 81, 10: 1920
sks common fall at 81 ,l5aLlS; 1873 SKIS fair at
Si,2o; 6ls SKIS good fair at 81 .22al, 23; lis SKIS
good at 81 ,25 81 SKIS prime It 81 80, and small
lot choice at 81 ,35 per bushel.
Corn-ln good demand to fill orders and for
city consumption. Sales of rs SKIS poor. at 76c:
500 SKIS white and yellow, at 7Sc, 81 SKIS at zoe,
and $50 SKIS mostly prime white, at SOC per
bushel
Oats-s6 sks light at zoe; 1856 skis good, at
zoe, including sacks, and 100 SKIS at CSC, sacks
returned.
OF between 500 and 600 SKIS Rye sold at 9Oc, in
GLIDING sacks.
pork-The only sale reported "a bbls Rumps
at Sl2 per Dbl.
Lard and Baeon-No sales reported.
Cut Meats-Sales of 80 casks shoulders in
salt at 54c; rs cks do &c; 80 cks hams &c, and
5000 shoulders in bulk at 54c per ID.
Whsky-Sa'es of 270 bbls ON private terms.
Market weak
hay-2l bales prime sold at 90c per 100 lbs.
Dry Hides-Market steady at lS9c for dry
flint.
Naval stores-Vhere has been considerable
movement in Tar for several days. Sales of
iimlngton in large barrels at g.. We quote
NO. Rosln at 81 AZ; No. 1915; Navy Pitch
So, rs.
Gunnies-Sales to arrive of 5000 second
hand at SIC, and 5000 double do at 7sc each.
Potatoes-sale of "A SKIS Irish greys a, 81.
Dried Fruit--Saes of 20 SKIS Peaches at 81. %.
and 30 SKIS Apples at 1890 per bushel.
Aolasses-Sales Of 80 bbls reboiled at $50.
and so half do at 40c per gallon.
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vINHE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION embraces the va.
i rious branches Of the Common Law; and Of Equity,
Admiralty, Commercial, international, and Constitu-
tonal Law; an the Jurisprudence OF the United States
The Law Library consists OF about volumes, and
As new works appear they added, and every effort
IL made to render II complete.
Instruction " given BY oral lectures and expostions
(and By Teci atoms and examinations In conn cton
with thetD,l OF which there ten every week. Two
Moot Courts also holden In each week, ~ each Of
which, eause previously given out 10 argued BY four
students, and an opinion delivered by the Presiding
Instructor. Rooms and other facilities also pro-
vided for the Club Courts, and an Assembly 10 held
weekly, for practice In debste and acquiring know.
ledge OF parliamentary Law and proceedings.
Students may enter the School any stage OF their
professional studies mercantile pursus, and ct the
commencement o. either term, or In the middle, or
other part OF the term.
They are At liberty TO elect what studies they win
pursue according to their view OF their wants and
attachments.
The AcAdem. cal year, which commences on Thursday
elk weeks after the third Wedne day 10 July il al.
vided trrms Of twenty weeks each, sith ".
cation Of six weeks NJ the end Of each term.
During the winter vacation, the Library Il Dened
warmed and lighted for the Of the members or Inc
School.
Applications for admission, VI catalogues or any
further oormaton, may b. made 70 either Of The Pro.
fessOrs q Cambridge.
| OaaSriass, Aas., sshsuazy lsse. ssaal.vln.
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DIR. Bakers Snecific

THIS q sdfs ana certain Cure ior GOaoyrA0o GIe4
St,sgure, SesRtRdl Weakness, CAOrdes, Dfaenses Of
zee Kidneys and Raider, and az Nseasss Of az
Genital Or0dns. -. y"
Reader, have you private dueasef no mot neglect
IT, II you 60 to regular physician with your case you
peril your reputation II you 10 70 an advertising
quack you peril your health for life. Avoid both and
use DR.. Bakers Specific, which has saved thousands
upon thousands ON the hands OF the Mefcess Quacks
not from premature grave. With Dr.. Bakers epe.
cidc you can cure yourself and prevent exposure a.
plain directions for use accompany the medicine.
e. Price 81 so per bottle.
Prepared BY Dr. Easterly corner OF Third and Chest
nut street, 81. Louis, NO., sole Proprietor.
Sold BY e. GAY and SQUIRES bL0ee, Druggists,
Burlington, and by Druggists generally. fsb19
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1ae'afers on large scale are daily add
/. :, 4s prominence Chicago has attained
great commercial centre Of the North.
: Amongst the many, we may select for
No.. We manufacture Of bags, as being
!. n'linstel! connected with the grain trade.
l., - '@'cage i the greatest primary mar.
NIL. "oaa But three years since our
-'' gram, salt, and other dealers, de-
n "a. 4.heiy upon the East for their supply
nov one factory alone, that Of Mr..
~ ia'"ell, ~, "A and 40 Wabash avenue,
ss' branding and shipping 5000 bags
=, VAIN eapabli,y Of manufacturing Eve
~, 80 amount. This mammoth establish
H. @1e largest Of any, with but one excep-
.., VOC United States, or in the world, en-
s1, en'y men, women and boys, runs nine
.si,s M'enines and two cylinder presses, the
h,. p.sef being steam engine Of IL horse
|s,,. ,h'ee years since bag factory in Chi
ID i. = out an experiment; aos to every man
|Vh... ".s' using such an article, "Farwell's
t,.,s Steam Bag Factory" has become .
Of ,s' ,a word, and to Chicago an ''institution'
.r.,. - she may we'll be proud, showing
po,,s many other evidences, the real solid
n,s... .ne 70 daily making. Gu. country
Vel !, s'en 10 town, should call on NJ. Farr
o., i siA take pleasure 10 showing them
A.,,., !. ssA0liahnsnt-twels' Chieago Com.
-. d&wle
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Birds Nest Nursery.
RURLlNGTON. lOvvA.

A PILES. Pears, Cherries, Peaches, Piums, ApYl.
IA cots. Necsarines, Ounces, Grape Vines. Chss..
nuts, Fiioerts, Auberries, Gooseberries, Currants
RAspberfies, rAwberries, Rhnbarb, &c.
Evergreens, Shade Trees, Ornamental shrabs y,n..
and Climbers, Rcses, Pnonies, Phloxes. LIliss go
. complete assortment OF
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
Shrubs and Plants Of every description vorehy A.
prices low elsewhere S1sAsy su1
o DwAr, Fears. Dwarf Apples, Peaches, &c. Also.
uIssn House ana Seeding ont fanss, embra cinr an
Has, Fachsias, Helio,ropss, vsrSenas Chrr..ns sn-
riEvidtas, %, 40. =" ~o''ss u'Aoioius'
piicAnts who enclose one sssmp - =
1855. NEALLkY, DROTHERs d DocK,
s'wW D04iiDneon, lave, "