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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-02

"Inat morning we met. May Stevens and
at the breakfast table, in the character of
the newly arrived that morning-and were
formally introduced, during the ceremony of
which we astOunded every one present, and
planted thorn of wonder in the sides of Net
tie and Carrie by bursting simultaneously into
hearty laugh, which we have never failed to
repeat whenever the memory of our first meet
ing comes up.
"And now, cousin Jane, you have the whole
story OF how L first met my wife,
IF You RE COMING, WHY DON'T you CONE
ALONG. $50 Nose was wont to say, aforetime,
and 1t embodies good bit of practical philoso.
phy Every new engine shrieks it-every new
railroad shrieks it-every new railway is a
record OF it-every line of telegraph exempIi-
mes lt-every new medium of advertising illus
trates 1t. The saying originated in the Bowery,
may be, but 1T is destined to be a cosnopolite
1t began with individuals; it is going on with
nations; 1t will end with the world
III you're coming, why don't you come
along IL Is uttered in almost all tongues, all
nands. 1t has rung around Christendom; the
iron bedstead of PrOcrustes has been left be-
hind, with the torch and the fagot. 1t has
sounded like slogles' among the baggage
wagons and wounded
1t has electrified the realms of literature:
prose is becoming the lively voice of humanity;
and poetry is echo The old Ramage press has
6i'on PioO0 W lHe CylnuerS Wnlrled by the
painting engine, and though that moved at a
funeral pace, now rushes on in a tremendous
charge, The Old Guard and "Marion's men,
were nothing to it,
III you re coming, why don't YOU come
along Six PAGES to the front, is the word to
everybody and every thing that wants to be
listened to or looked at If you have anything
to do, do it; if you wish anybody to see some
thing show it; if you're coming why don't
you como along
IL Is used to take six men to make pin; now
one boy, clip and two strokes do the business
Once cradles rocked the grain for the garner,
now whirlwind on wheels threshes and bags
1t In breath.
Once fathers and mothers had the precedence
by few years; now bellies with dolls, and
oeaux IN pianofores, distance the "old folks at
home, and take up the cry of the world 'if
you re coming, why don't you come along
Once they crossed the Atlantic in an hundred
days; now let them exceed ten, and somebody Y
halls them from the lands end as they heave in
along"
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ma 9-Im
~ co,v,c PHILADELPHIA.

~ PHILADELPHIA,
CORNER CHrsrNUT AND NINTH STs.
mn CpeRed IN february, 1861.
ms magnl hcent establl lShment now in success
Iul operation, Is universally conceded to& 4
be be a. All respects THE MOST COM $EA1
fLEIE HOTEL IN THE WORLD, NsH
amd vii. be conducted upon a scale of libeTaIty Ir
AL ts departments which cannot fail TO make ii the
popular hesdauarters for pleasure tourists from the
South ana w est, during the early Summer and the
autumn. Accommodations are offered for nearly
l,"p guests, htted and furnished with every modern
improvement which experience could suggest for
comfort and convenience while rsrfioaf y1iI,sav
Is 10 be Introduced to convey parties by steam in
commodlous car to the upper floors, thus securing
tne purer air and quiet Of the hg her rooms tctho
thetnttsKe Of aScsndiHg stairs.
Another novel Improvement has been effected hy
@hlch powerful fan wheel topersted by Gteaml
forces current of fresh air through the public
rooms and corridors. cooling and venti!atIng the
house in superior manner.
Inc interior arrangements and furnishing have
neen en cempleted under the personal supervision Of
Pdran stevens the Lessee, under whose MANAGE
menL the WE'LL Known success of the Revere house
ana fremont House in Boston, the Battle House
and Point Clear Hotel In Mobile A "a, and the
Filth Avenue In New York has been established, !,
ana no enorts or expense will be spared to render
the continental the most attractive Travellers
Home IN the Union. J. f. STEVESS& CO,
Hlh lo-<W proprletors.
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m. sod BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucts.
By BARNARD& BUcKEY, AuOtiOneers,

NINE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
! The NIGHTS OF GEoRGKToWN AT PUBTIc
huCTION-On TUESDAY AFTEh Noon 5th
June 81 clock, we will SELL in front of the prem
lses, that beautiful and valuable property owned
Dy ana In the present ocoupsnov of Col b. s. Rob
ertS, ooundee by Frederick, Eighth and High ats,
end which has been subdIyIded into nIns lots: two
tonting on Eighth street. opposite the propa1ty ~
ME al yonn Robinson, with trontage combined of
!o Iet ana running back $50 feet and 240 feet on an
Frederick street. eH "
This sale will offer fine opportunity for profit
ape investment or to secure building lots on the
hlghts, the most beautiful part for private resi-
bla. " Vi N"iui'i
a plat Of the subdivisions may he seen at the
once OF the undeLslgned In GEORGETOWN, or at the
AUCTION rooms Of Wall Barnard. in this CITY.
IeIns very liberal one fourth cash; the balance
IN ana years, bearing interest, and secured By
q deed OF trust on the premises. All conveJapcipg
at the expense Of the purchasers.
ma ll-dts BARNARD BUCKLEY Auots
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WOOD AND COAL.

w o o D Nm
G o A l.
Delivered to ell parts of the city, at the lowest
possible rates.
T ]. d w. NJ. GAIT
Office 2S2 Pa av., between nth aud I2th SITS
ma II-u north side.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
L an extensive stock of FUEL, is prepared 70
sell at q very low figure for Dash
WOOD Sawed and Split auy size
Call and see for yourself
X. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
ma 8. y. corner Of Fourteenth and G sts
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HOTELS, &c.
HYGElA HOTEL,

II f6EIA HOTEL,
OLD PorNT COMFORT, Va
This ceebrated Seaboard Watering Place, looa-
ted IN full vtsv Of Hampton Roads and 4
SnessPesk . Bay, and At the first military SEYAy
post or the United States, Fort Monrosl lesHS i
first of June. A 'He
ment snd the fine "bIll of Fare presf nted in the
%nany IA Injuries Of the salt water region, the Bath at
Uiu UD POINT comfort IS peculiarly curative. For
properties m this regard the proprietors are lowed
20 nske reference to Mrs DR.. Linn, (rtlIct of the
and his lady Vi "oi
A spacious new building and sundry improve
ments add largely to the Accommodations, and com
ioIts OF the approaching season.
Ine manasefent OF the Hotel and all bu, mess
matters connected with it. are under the excuslve
charge Of the senior partner, Mr.. Willard.
JOS. SEGAR.
G. c. WILLARD,
ma ZS-lm ProprietorE
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MATRIMoNIAL ADvKRTIsEMENrs IN TuRkKY-
me iuIklsh newspaper published at CONSTANT
nople contains the following advertisement. "a
young glfl, Delisch by name, of the (Circa.ian)
uloe OF Negais, seventeen years old very hand
some, OF good family, and having received an ex-
Geenl 1 educauon her brother bearing the title of
Bey, makes the offer to marry some young man
provided be succeeds in pleasing her Pirticu,
lars may be heard of at Hafz Pacha's, president
OF the commission entrusted with the control OF
the emigration from Circassia"
~ The Camden and Amboy Railroad Demo,
at Bordentown, n. j., was burned on Tnesd sv
morning, with three engines and ten cars.
IL The Arabia brings intelligence of THE
death Of Sir Chas Barry, the architect of the new
houses Of Parliament in London.
u The Japanese Polka" is the last musical
publication out
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AUCTION SALES.
By BARNARD A BUCKFY. Gao-s.,o,

By BARNARD &c BUCKEY; GEORGETOWN.
w BRICK BOUSES AT PUBLIC SALE
VI mONDAf, the 4th day of June at Ave
ooek ?. m, we will sell, IN front of the premisas
oshk sns west part of Lot No lS7, situated on the
sousn siae OF w est street, in Georgetown two sub
sI sssntA tWo-story Brlck Houses and the lots on
MnSt HeJ stand, fronting about q feet, and run
hlps edok the same width to the depth Of 100 feet
70 the estate Of the late William Waters
IIhe indlsputable. Terms at sale
ma cd BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucts
By A. GREEN, Auotionser.
VEA VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
n.-,y. III II, BsTwERN AND SIS, AND ONE on arm
RI Ri rWbSkN rrSbkNvd " AND SITS AT AUCTION -On WE'D,
s.r the 9th day of June, shall sell In front
y. - Viz -pieInises, !oommenoing on the first named
to'Nu -, IN square No. 2l3 fronting 20 feet on
i+Ih, win depth of 90 feet to SO-feef aliey he
of franklin square. iii IiO"'
AS, Immortality after the sale = { the above at
naiI past O'Clock, shall proceed to sell, on the
snkes nall lot NO. 49, In square No. IO2, having
i.ont OF - feet inches 20th, running hack I0,
iett % an alley, between north G and streets
;IeTsons wishing to purchase handsome buIdins
sitss are respeotluliy requested to examine the
iocatlon OF the above mentioned property prevlops
ton. "' '"0i' o''eh-
Terms; One-fOurth cash; balance in 6, I2. and IA
months, for notes, bearing interest from day or
Title indisputabe. - '' S"Ao"'
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EDUCATIONAL.

COM ME- ERCIAL COLLIE
- No. 476 SEVENTH ST.,
Opposite the General Post Orcs, Wdshingtor City,
,,Armorian System of Penmanship, Booxkeeping
Mercantlle Forms and Calculations. Business Cor
rretpondence, BIlls OF Exchange, Current Bills,
C4nmlsslon sales, Graal mar and Arithmetic
DyA Preparatory Class for BOYS.
~ Ladies Will be instructed In fine penman-
Rooms open from a. m. to 10 D. m. For terms
ma 2.-sm WIN. w. YOUNG Il co.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY,
, NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Ihls well known and popular Seminary, which
aS oeen 50 successful under the entire care of Mrs
n Richards for more than ten years will be opened
on the hrst Mohday In September next, under the
united snPeI aad inst MI. aud Mrs
Z.RlCH hRDS, In the well arranged and deli hit
Iully located Union Academy Building. For paTtlo-
uIars, see circulars at all the Bookstores ma23-u
NJ MRS: McCOR sICK's SCHOOL.
INKS. McCORmlCh desires to inform he
friends ana the public generally that she VIII resume
toIuber next w
The course Of study pursued viii comprise all the
branches rec sulsite TO thorough English educa
hon.
In addition to her day scholars .he is dssirou, Of
Iecelylns INTO her family few pupils as boarders
aged from 10 to 4 years, who will be under her I'M
mediate oare and overnight
her erIangeme1ts for the accommodation ard
due care of pupils have been Considerably " iDoTeasSd
end otherwise improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference 10
her school may apply to w. d. Wsllsob, Editor
For terms and further particulars appIy AZ he,
residenoe-No' 80 Cameron street, Alexandris, Va
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ID D SON BANIS led,
Corrosive Sublimats no more
used, the Bed Bugs to destroy;
Inc whole world goes to Schwerin's store,
This Powder now we ali employ.
IT'S poisonless to mortal man,
But kills all Insects as sure as fate,

IT'S poisonless to mortal man,
But kills all Insects as sure as fate
And no lmpostor ever can
This powder truly initiate.
Depot for SCHWERIN'S ANNIHILATING
POW DER, for destruction of Cockrosc hes Red
Bugs, MOSQUITOES, Fleas, Ants, Flies, Moths Gar
den lnsoots. also, Pills for destruction Of ats
phia, "i'ouei-
For sale In Washington, ID c., by DANIEL n.
CLARKE, corner of PennsylVania avenue ard
Eour and half street. Many worthless imita-
tons are advertised; be cautious Remember In
ask fos Sohverin's AnnihllatIng Powder.
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DENTISTRY.

NJ TEETH.
ofthe HfNERIG r. 9Tsfsfi TRETH ,.a 81 ,.ssas'
tends personally at his Office in this oty. S
MANY persons oan wear these teeth who o6lI1
cannot wear others, and no person can wear othsr,
who cannot wear these,
Persons calling at my ofiee oan be accommodated
WITH any style and prloe of Teeth they may desire
out 70 those who are particular and wish the purest
oleanest, strongest, and most perfect denture ths
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
more fully warranted. ~
Rooms in this oity-No. $50 Pa avenue, between
sth and 10th sts. Also, COZ Arch street, PAilsdeI-
phlo- 90 l-ly
n DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS, after praotIcal test of two YEAR,
feels that he can with confidence recom-
mend the CheoPsstio Process for insertinsf
artificial teeth IL has the advantages of61
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness Fall
upper sets inserted for sSs Partial in PROPORTION
Ohce 306 Pa. avenue. seg
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say Of any oTHIR
HAS FA1LfD,IN
STANCE TO KF-
when timely ussd.
an instances Of dis-
ons Who used il. On
delighted with its
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HOUSES AT PRIVATE SALE.-The sub
scrber will sell, at private sale. one all Of the
hye n well built aud comiortable three-story Brick
Church, on the Island, which afford an excellent
opportunity 10 peIs desiring comfortable dwell
ing or to lnves. Price low and terms easy.
CHAS. :. WALLACE, Attorney.
ma l4-Staw4W No Indiana avenus
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE. Col,
~ soRPoRATED Iss, JOHN /. DoNAI DsoN, Pres;
fiis soaRsss. ss' iISsgaEs LIVES and BUYS
DsseIiPtIye pamphlets may be obteined at the
S fiaa aisss:: D. IL Esi :si''
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M DkEssHHKNs n ii iss bIsseSss ss ,ssss y
ssEsss y s CssisHs st.ssd pEsssss made In he n:sa
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SECONDHAND BRUSSELS AND THREE
PLY CARPETINGS.
nave for sale lot of second hand BRuS-
SELS and 1HREE-PLY CARPETINGS, most
OF IN the latter, now for SALE They will he sold
on IN lots to suit purchasers at ruinous loss for
Dash only. They are but little used, and in very
eooa order and the sty le and quality the very best
noss oa IN want OF great bargain in good Carprt
ma 2s-eo2w CLAGErT DoDsoN.
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A YELLOW PINE LUMBER.
TfMBEk, BEANS. -yOiSr. PLANK, WipE
BOARDS and IOOR1N6 dressed or undressedj
furnished d,ract from the southern mills b.
JOY & METCALF, 10 Smiths Wharf
SAS-sm ~orner prstf st Raluwors hd
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p,, PdLdA.ssT,ERIN6,
scRIPrIoS, done ON SHORT notice and very rs.sons
able rates by ALLEN JACKSON, ais Psan
avenue, south nde, between 10th and 18th sire sts
Their Ornsmentsl Pasterine equals that OF any
other house in the United Sstes In STYLE finish And
spNoimans. mar a-lv
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A MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experienoed Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention of mothers, her
5 U U I Ii ING SYRUP.
Ear GhildYen Eaefhina

never bssn able to
msdicins-NIVRR
A SIN Q L = IN
FRCT A CUR r.
Never did vs fnsvI
satisfaction By any
the contrary, aliars
OPKRATIOHs and
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S00 MoKENNEY 4 LANsDALR, gOO
Jzx PARx FIRE fNsggr fNsggr5s 90 sSt yy1,c SzX ss
~ R Rsvsi sas sssA sns oyT
- o. - g. asass 49, Z - - r '
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50 cHEsfss 3 q sPPAAkBkkb Fan ist6If BEAcf TEA H.v.
been reosivsd This tss is sxcslIent; pyss s. cent
I. $ cor. r.SsiSss SiSs 4 ~ ,sggSscasL,s, s.lns., =:
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-01
Circulate the Documents.

We are grati6ed TO see disposition on the
part of our political friends TO encourage and
aid the general circulation of Republican
documents, and we win venture to suggest
to them, that, while we would by no means
discourage the widest dissemination of what
is recognized rs more especially standard
campaign documents. that at the same time
they should recollect that the local paper is
the most efficient and important document
through which to promote organization, slim
ulate to action promptly meet obstacles and
objections and to circulate the largest amount
at the cheapest rate, of political truth, and
hence that neglect Of the local paper must
be a great mistake.
In this view Of the matter, and to aid and
CO operate with our friends we hereby offer
10 furnish the COURIER from this time till
the LIST of January next, for S1,00 in adj
vance, and we invite our friends through ont
the county to assist us in placing the paper,
ns an important campaign document. in the
hands Of every Republican in Wapello coun-
ty. If we can get 1000 subscribers, which
we ought to have out Of some 1900 Republi
can voters, and if these 1000 Republicans
will, after reading the paper themselves,
pass their copy to their Democratic neigh
bors, when it contains timely and the best
Republican reading, as we intend every
number shall contain, then the COURIER may
reach every voter in Wapelo county, and
exert controlling influence upon the ensu.
ing election.
Will not the Clubs in every township, re-
gard it as one important object to be accom-
piished, to put the Courier in the hands of
every voter inthe county. We are confident
that such resolution would result in secur-
ing US several hundred new subscribers; and
contribute as much or more than any other
one thing, to our future political success and
advantage. Think of these suggestions, and
let>as hear from you at the earliest possible
ffSv
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-01
BURLINGTON, PEORIA, AND LO-
u GANSPORT r. x.
OPEN LoGANsPoRT.

On and after Tuesday, Jan. II, trains will leave
Burlington "a follows, daily Sunday excepted:)
Gas IN, Lagansport Express.
145 IN, Peoria Accommodation.
The 6:35 m Logansport Express makes direct con.
nections, as follows:
At FL Paso with Illinois Central Railrosd for Bloom
ington, Decatur, pana, Sandoval and Cairo.
At Chenoa with Chicago and St. Louis Railroad for
Alton to st. Louis.
At Gil man with Chicago Branch) Illinois Central
Railroad for Chicago and South.
At Reynolds with New Albany and Salem Railroad
for Lafayette, indianapolis and Cincinnati.
At Logansport with Toledo, Wab8 h and Western
Railroad for Toledo and all points East also with
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad for Cincinnati, Day
ton and Columbus.
The 1;45 Peoria Accommodation makes the
same connections as above to Gilman.
The above Is a new and very much shorter Line
than any other to the above named points.
1t Is thoroughly built, and we'll manned, and run in
every way to merit the appreciation Of the travelling
public.
Cars viii run directly through from Burlington 20
Toledo without change, and arrive Ia advance Of any
and all other lines.
Our advantages are Shortest aud Quickest; less
change Of cars Otnnibussing a. via Chicago con-
nections positive as II IL owned and controlled by the
same interest," while via Chicago IL s the reverse. In
short, it Is every way the most desirable line.
GEO. WILLIAMS, Jr., Supt.
L. H. VALLEY, Genr Ticket Ag't
WM. H. BACKUs,
General Agent, 2s water-st., Burlington.
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To Charles Robinson,

Sir:-You are hereby
notified that the petition Of Nancy NJ Hagey win be-
on file in the office Of the Clerk of the District Court
OF Wapelo county, Iowa, by the first day of March,
1860 claiming the foreclosure Of certain mortgage
made by you on the following described real estate
situate In Wapello county Aforesaid to witt The south
west quarter ofthe south east quarter section twen
tyseven, township No. 49, north range 10 west; said
mortgage bearing date Of the Sth day Of January
1882 and claiming further judgment against you for
the sum of one hundred and seventy-fve dollars on
note OF same date of the mortgage Aforesaid given by
yout said Nancy NJ Hagey for the sum of one hun
dred and forty dollars and 60 cents and payable
twelve months after its date, with ten per cent inter.
est from date; the said mortgage having been given
Tor the purpose ofsecurng the payment Of said note
petition stating that said mortgage and note are
now the property Of said Nancy NJ Hagey, that the
same are wholly unsatsfed, and that there Il nov
due thereon the said Of hundred and seventy
hve dollars. Now, unless you appear and answer 10
said petition on or before the morning Of the second
day Of the next term OF said Court, be begun and
held ON the 18th day OF March, 1860 at Ottumwa in
said county, default will be taken against you and
decree and judgement entered against according
to prayer ofpetfteon. WILLIAMS 4 HAMILTON,
Att'ys for Nancy NJ. Hagey.
THE STATE II OF OF IOWA, +. tits ordered that the
published in the Weekly Ottumwa Courier once .
week for four consecutive weeks, commencing with
the present week, and that copy OF said notice and
ofPetition be forthwith deposited in the post oce Il
Ottumwa, In said county, directed to Charles Robin
son. the person to be served In said notice, at his
place Of residence II known. JOSEPH H. FLINT,
Feb y, lsso-4s-il4w Co. Judge Of W. 90.
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New Advertisements.
TREES! TREES! TREES! TREES!
NEALLEY BROTHERS e. BOOKS
NJ u r S. E r / E S,
BURLINGTON. IOWA.

BURLINGTON, IOWA.
The propretors beg leave to call the attention of
Nurserymen, Dealers, and Planters generally to their
large and excellent stock which will be sold prices
to suit the times.
Standard Fruit Trees, for Orchards, embracing all
the est varieties Of Applss Pears Cherries Peaches,
Plums, Apricots, Nectarines, &c.
Dwarf Trees, for Gardens, embracing all the most
Piums, Aprcots, Nectarines and ounces.
Grape Vines, embracing all the most popular varie
ties new and old
Small Fruits embracing all the most popular vare-
ties Of Blackberries Gooseberries Currants Raspber
ries, Strawberries, &c.
Miscellaneous Fruits, embracing Chestnuts, Null
berries, Filberts, Barberries, &c. b.
Rhubarb, or Pie Plant, embracing all the largest
and finest varieties, Downings Colossal Victoria,
Lnneus, Cahoon, &C.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Embracing all the choice hardy varieties Of Ever
greens, Shade and Ornamental Trees, Towering
Shrubs, Vines and Climbers Roses, Peonies Dahlias,
Phoxes, Fuchsias, and all other popular desirable
Green House and Hardy Towering Plants worthy Of
cultivation in the West.
cp For further information and prices see the fol-
wing catalogues, which will be sent gratis TO all who
apply for them.
FIRST-Our general Descriptive Catalogue Of Fruit
and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Roses, Green
House and Hardy Towering Plants.
sECOND-Our Wholesale Catalogue for Nursery
men and Dealers, or Others who purchase largely.
NEALLEY BROTHERS BROCK,
Burlington, Iowa.