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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-22

BE Your Own MAsTEE.-Never mind
what the world says, but always do what
you believe to be right Never mind pub
lie npinion, when it is inconsistent with
your views oftruth. honor justice Be in
dependent. Be man or woman Of princi-
pie II your rule is the rule of those a.
round you, you viii never have one of your
own. In some parts Of Africa, it is wick
ed to wash your face! In some of the Pa
cifct Islands, it is still an afectation to
wear clothes The resolute man cares moth
ing for these habitudes at the moment
His Judgment controls his conduct, and his
conscience controls his Judgment always
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-22

Since the discovery Of the hashoe
silver mines On the eastern slope Of Sierra
Nevada. fifty three silver mining companies
have been regularly organized under the
laws of California, for the proftssea object
Of developing various auriferous districts,
with the nominal capital of over S44, 000,-
600 Moss of these companies have their
head quarters at Francisco.
Three horses were stolen from far
mer living in the town Of Holland, Sh,-
boygan county, 3 few days since.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-22
TIE MORTAL AND IMMORTAL

--- AsAO-EA--l kA-T LASAA4 l..
stand between the future and the past
That which has been and that which is to
be,
A feeble ray from the Eternal cast,
A seanty rill that seeks shoreless sea;
A living soul. treading this earthly sod,
a finite being. yet child food
A body crumbling to the dust away,
A spirit painting for eternal peace;
a heavenly kingdom in a frame Of clay,
An infant angel futtering for release;
An erring man, whose race has just begun,
A pilgrim journeying on from sun to sun.
Creature of clay, yet heir Of future life,
Dweller upon world I shall outliye;
Soldier Of Christ, battling midst earthly
strife,
Yet hoping, by that strength which God
may give,
To burst the doors of death, and glcrifying
rise
Triumphant from the grave to tread the skies!
[R. C. WATERsToS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-22

18P The great 'snaik' seen in Silver
Lake, Wyoming county. n. Y, three years
ago, and described in such grand style in
the papers of Western New York, so as to
attract thousands to the Lake, proves to
have been made of India rubber. The
Buffalo CoDanerciaI says: The manner in
which it was worked has not been found out
but 1t is hoped will soon come to light, and
the origin and complete success of one, if
not the best. sell ever got up in this or
any other country, may be discovered.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-22

LEARN THE VALUE OF MoNEY.-A silver
dollar represents a days work of the labor
er. If it is given to boy, be has no idea
what it cost, or what it is worth He wo'
be as likel y to give dollar as a dime for
a top, or any other toy. But if boy las
learned to earn his dimes and dollars by
the sweat of his face, be knows the differ
enee. Hard work to him is measure
Of values that can never be rubbed out of
his mind, Let him learn by experience
that hundred dollars represents hun
dred weary days labor, and it seems a.
great sum of money. A thousand dollars
is fortune and ten thousand is almost in
conceivable. and it is far more than be ev-
er expects to posses. When he has earned
4 dollar, be thinks twice before be spends
it. He wants to invest II so as to get the
full value of it. 1t is great wrong to
society and to boy, to bring him up to
mans estate without this knowledge. A
fortune at twenty-one, without it is almost
inevitable thrown away With it little
capital to start on, be will make his own
fortune better than any one can make it
for him
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-22
Selrftco f)oetrp.
a WORD FOR THE HOUR
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.

The fragment breaks up. In black eclipse
Light after light goes cut Ore evil star.
LuTidly glaring through the smoke Of war,
As in the dream of the Apochalyse,
DraEs others down. Let rs not weakly weep
Nor rashly threaten GiTe us grace to keep
Oar filth and patience wherefore should we
leap
On one hand into fratricidal fight,
Or, On the other, yisld eternal right,
Frame lines Of law, ard good and i'll confound?
What fear We safe On freedoms vantage
ground
Our feet are planted let US there remain
In unrevengeful calm, no means Untried
Which truth can sanction, no just claim de-
MED,
The sad spectators Of suicide!
They break the links Of Union: shall we
light
The fires of hell to WELD anew the chain
Draw we not even now q freer breath,
As from our shoulders fall load Of death
Loathsome as that the doomed. Mezentius
bore
Why take we up the accursed thing again
Pity, forgive, but urge them back no mo-e.
Who, drunk with passion, hoist disunion's
rag
With its vile reptile blazon. Let US press
The golden cluster on our brave old flag
In closer union. and Numbering less,
Brighter shall shine the stals that still re-
main
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-22

NHAr Is THE QUESTION The Corinth
Miss Adrestiser says:
The question is not what Mississippi
must do to enable her to defend herself
out, but how she is to get back in the
Union, with as little dishonor to herself as
possible"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-22
Circuit Court. jefferson County ,---Foreeios-
ure Sale.

George H. Bott vs.. Morris Henesey and Ellen
Uenesey- his wife
ID virtue Of judgment Of foreclosure entered in
ID shs action the 18th day Of February instant.
shall expose for sale ard sell at public auction, TO
the highest bidder the Office of Baird Skinner in
the city of Watertoxn the Sth day of June next.
at o'clock 2. NJ all the following described real es
tate by said judgment ordered to be sod or so much
thereof as p1ay De necessary satisfy said judgment.
interest and cost wit The north east quarter OF
the north west quarter of ecen nine (sl in township
eight IS north Of range fourteen l4) east situate in
Jefferson County. Wisconsin.
Dated February 2S 1851.
BAIRD & SKINNER HEBER- SMITH,
PI'fs Att'ys 3Swl3marS Sh'f Jeff. Co.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-22
The Harrisburg pa. J TeleqropL says

The Harrisburg (Pa- J Telegraph says:
6 A lady has been in the habit Of picking
her teeth with pins. Trifing humor was
the consequence, which terminated in
cancer. The brass and quicksilver used in
making these pins viii account for this
circumstance. Plus are always pernicious
to the teeth. and sheald never be used for
toothpicks"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-22

THE EFFECTS OF FRosr ON Iron. 3on
trcal paper relates an incident that occurred
a few days since at the Chatham station of
the London, Chatham and Dover railway,
which illustrates in singular manner the
astonishing effects of severe frost upon
metal. 4 signal man ATTEMPTED to lift a
large and powerful lever used for working
a signal, when it snapped in two like a
plpe-stem. The bar was of wrought iron,
and 1-2 inches in thickness, whilst its
weight was only a few pounds less than one
hundred weight. The point at which the
fracture occurred showed the iron TO be of
very good quality. and no indications of
a flaw could be discovered.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-22

a Milky SEA-Tbe French Minister of
Marine has sent to the Academy of Sci
ences, in Paris, report Of Capt. Trebu-
chet of the corvette Capricieuse, in which
it is stated that, on the night of the 20th
of August, 1860, when about twenty miles
from Amboyua, he and his crew beheld the
curious spectacle Of the milky sea, and
what the Dutch call the winter sea, be-
cause the sky and waters present the ap-
pearance of fields covered with snow
The phenomenon lasted from ! P u. till
daylight 1t was at first attributed to the
reflection Of the moon. which was then
about 3 days old, but as the appearance con-
tinued after the moon lad set, this expla-
nation was discarded. \ bucbetful Of sea
water having been drawn up and examined,
it was found to contain about 200 groups
Of animaiculae, of about the thickness Of
a hair each, but of varying length They
adhered to one another Ike a string of
beads, and emitted light similar to that
of the glow-worm and freely. It was ad-
mitted that the white appearance Of the
sea was caused By these minute creatures,
the number of which must have exceeded
all human calculation.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-22

In Peterson / Niadaner's Block, Waterfowl Wiscon-
sin Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Gro,
Teols Hats Caps Boots, and Shoes, Window Paper,
stationery, &c.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-22
RAIRn & SKINNER.

Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Land and Loan
Agents have complete abstract OF tie RECORDS OF an
Titles and membranes on Real Estate IN %
=. oHce over Bank of Watertown, Watertown, Wis
80 c. B. sKINNNR.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-22

Deputy County Surveyor Of Jefferson and Dodge
Connties Ofice over Watertown Bank.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-22
Business Direftorp.
UDSON PRENTICE

Barber Rooms in Watertown Bank building olS
perfumery, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, always on hahi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21
eVs0tace.
Gavin r.y

A. G. Edwards.
IN this eause comm anc.d b. atthchaeat the ground
Of nou-reEideuee and EArnshnent, the defeudsut Is
n1iifed that thr aAms a. set for trial he TIKI DAT
or APRIL 1851 before J. Horne, Justice o. ha Peafe
Tor shelly csun.y, Tennessee, h4n and where Ne Ia
quired ta nppesT and defend TIE suit Otherwise fae
same viii he proceeded witA purte
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21
FLATTERING TESTIMONIALS

which he has resolved from c'ausm'n Of the HreH-
Ksr REsPEcrABrLrrT ia r4is city and elsewhere.
They are in his possession and open for the inspection
Of all, but the Rsfsrsnsss below ar. Of nature that
win abundantly satisfy all who psruss them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

mat village and was dead. The first unf o-tu-
Aaie occurrence distressed bis relatives grsst-
~ put tnis announcement completely over
Mne'med the whole family with grief. Young
Mel.ane was about twenty years Of age, and
has gFeatly admired BY bis EMPLOYER and
loved BY his associates.
Il appears that upon leaving the store in The
m,orpings MeLans went down slowly to the
west wheeling ferry landing, and after cross
ing stood Tor sometime on the Ohio shore look
ing mo ths water. Here be was mel BY a.
sequslatanee, who gave him the information
.nat MADDEN was great deal better, was SIT
tng npi and said to be in fair way of reeov-
cry; he seemed grestly relieved on hearing
sqis, and exclaimed, "Thank God for that"
he is supposed 10 have fingered along the route
between tne ferry lsnding and The place whera
ne body was found, short distance this sids
or belisire, until about hsif-past two O'clock
and being In a distracted state Il mind, be-
cause compelled to leave bis home feioni
drew bis pistol and shot himself through The
heart
A number Of the friends Of the deceased
went down 10 Beilaire, and returned in the
evening bearing the body He seemed to have
been thinking the matter over before commit
unE The rash act. as be had whitfield quite q
large niche IN the fence against which be had
been standing. Before firing the pistol be
wrote his name upon bis shirt bosom with q
pencil. When FIRST discovered by boy, be
was still struggling, but died in a short time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21
Opposite the appeal OGice.
ARKANSAS LANDS.

We offer for sale soms 20 600 acres Of choes ArkAns
lands improved and unimprovea and osated varier
points embraced within he best cotton growing resol
in the State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.


Heavy 80, 7 8 ans - oznaburgI
Hsavy Cottsa DriulaE,.
Bleached and Brown Domestios.
Beschsd and Brown shsetinSs
Southern Stripes Ans Plaids-hsavy.
Southern GisEhaeis-handsons
Southern Csllousdes and fancy DTiliAss.
AtaEspas colloaadss-red aud bIus.
New style Csacsss-fsst colorI.
Grey Poplias--nest
Eubiss. Head Dresses
Wool Tarns;.CoatI' Spool Coiteu
Carpets. Rags; Stair Lintn.
Table Cloths and Covers; Towels
Wine Cioths;'curtaln, Curtain Bamasss.
Steamboat and Bed Comforts.
Cotton and Shuck Nsttrasses.
Pillows Bolsters, sheet, Gases.
Country Jeans; Feathers.
On hand and arriving as above.
70 Spinning Wheels, Sash, Doors etc. supplied 10
rder.
TAYLOR & McEWEE
fo5-iszW Eain street. near workman House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

looouorfyEs OK COMMON koADs.-lne snc-
,s-s of tbs experiment in z gland OF running
Locomotives on common reads y - eonF
- 10 iudncs parliament to provide ~ their
-senlstlon. A bill bss been introdueee into
fsst bodv which enscts that the weight on
ssri, nsir Of wheels is not to exceed one tun
sn5 baN. The weight of locomotives over
county, parish, or suspension bridges, = not e,
II eveeed Hfteen tuns, end any damage is 70 pc
.Is vooS The locomotives are 70 consume
fIefr own smoke. Two persons sfe to dr, se
sni coeduet every locomotive, and reg llenLs
e. - BE- fixed conspleuously in front 81 loco.
Motive and wagon one hour after sunset ana
one hour before sunrise. Inc spseo 2. io-
-, ,1;,,es on bfgh roads Is not 70 exceed ten
-rIesau hour: and through towns, cities and
.-slisres. Eve. No locomotive is TO be used
,ifbia tae city Of London more than seven
fsefin width AID v IT'D wheels SIX inches wide.
Parliament does net stand IN the way o. IT,
,rovspent, but recognizes tt and endeaVors te
- -. ID ~ frc haueff OF the public.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21
Old Eewspaperg.

o,sveutf grJgDRzD oIlD NEWSPAPERS for ssls
! : 4 tfs 6PPEA cour''n ses1. ss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

The Petersburg Express, which, up to ihe In
sugurstioa'og Lincoln, labersd for The UnloD,
says it has become heartily sick Of Unionisu.
n rarnnrls.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

THE GEORGIA STATE CoNvENTIoN.-It viii
be seen that this body has ratified the perma-
nent Constitution Of the Confederate States
Alabama was The FIRST, and Georgia is the
second 10 approve it. We have no doubt that
it VIII be adopted by the entire seven States.
The convention has also definitely explained
the ordinance in reference to citizenship in
this State. It is new plainy stated that call
white persons resident In this State at The time
Of the secession Of this State from the United
States, with the bona fde intention Of making
it the place Of their permanent abode, shall be
considered as citizens Of this State, 1ifhout
refe-enoe 10 their place Of birth This does
not, however, imply compulsory citizenship,
as al who desire to be ercluded from its pro-
visions can BE- gratifed BY making a dsclsra-
ton 10 that effect before any court Of record in
the State, within three months from the date
Of the ordinance, to the effect that be or she
does not wish to become citizes OF this
Stste. This settles that question. .-AHgusia
(Ga.) COasiiiufi0nGlist.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

nrsTnEssING AecIDEET.--Oa wednesday
.,d-nlnp last, Frank Holeran, sen q ] 5.
ff,ierosn ~ ihis place, was accidentally shot
sri Fiilei by musset IN the hands q nan
1s,sed Roller, who is 10 the employ of ths de-
reessl's "a her. The eircunsiances az ieet o.
~ could obtain them are as foliowsi
me dscested ami Roller were siee9ihs q.
gsihsr, ard tot Up in . riaY. when hoiiiAl .. ts.
7e,es on zen Of a trunaie bed 70 PHt On ni-
3 54is and Rtles picked up gun, supFo...ns
loaded, and comueneed gong
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

ne Grefk5 TIE Grtet ," ILsughter
] bad Intended, Mr. President, 10 nominate
one e those distinguished gentlemen of the
convention, but certain considerations detsrre &
ne from placing bin before this body lLauga-
ter. - refer to DO one else than Sol Smith.
[Lsugttsr.l
Paohrs- vhaia name,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

The Petersburg Express, which, up to TIE In
suguratioa'og Lincoln, lRborsd for The Union,
says it has become heartily sick Of Unionisn.
Il remarks,
Lincoln's inaugural and Cabinet, following
Immediately on the heels Of this miserable ao-
oTtion Of the peace conference, effectively
crushed out all our Union sympathies, aud put
an end to all our previously cherished feelings
against secession. The inaugural, we have
said enough about that and as It is subject
more odious than odorous, we viii Jet i pass.
The Cabinet was a very it sequel 20 the inau-
gursl-a mixed NJ, higgledF-peggledy sort Of
concern-a tumble OF cont arietiea-an assort-
ment Of ineongruities-in which we could not
discern through a solar microscope partiele
Of nationality, such as shonld be possessed BY
the official advisers Of the Chief Magistrate OF
great republic.
We have, under the influence Of the scenes
We have witnessed in the last two weeks, in
the political amahitheater Al Washington, be-
come heartily sick Of Unionsm. There is no
living in peace or satisfaction in the same
Confsderaev with the Black Republican rsdi-
Gals, who, under such leaders as Chandler
Trumbnll, Preston King, Lovsjoy, Stevens,
Grow, ETC., would quickly convert paradise
into a bowling waste, aud who would, IL they
we're one hour In Satin's kingdom below, turn
g upside down. Such men are rot fit to live
under free, civilized, decent government, for
they are utterly incapable Of approaching OF
obeying r. Tbev are ft subject only for such
soversigns IS the king Of Dahomey and presi-
dent Of Hsyt. Swine have just as good a con-
ception Of the real nature and value af pearls
az the Chandler-LoveIoy wing Of Black-Re-
publicsns have Of the real nature and value Of
our free Institutions. We are totally disgnsted
with the intolerable and irreclsimabe vicious
ness of these creatures, and are ready 70 greet
a separation from them with our whole heart.
They have pretty essentially and ffettually
cured Us Of Unionism. We have not another
word 70 say against secession. Let IL 20 on
until it sweeps away every Southern State in
its course -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

through some military tactics, when it fired,
disehsrging a large losd Of shot into the upper
part OF young Holman's chest, killing him al
most instantly.-McNGiTy (Tsna. BGansr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

= n
oalos ID Cisshora & CuuniBrhanl's B1iidinss.
nri3-lm Head OF Drsytou street. Sarauuah.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

The NEw BLACK TARIFF.-The Black Re-
publican tariff, which comes into operation on
April-foois' day, exenplifes the characteristic
idea Of the New England conscience, to tax
the agricultural, commercial and professional
pursuits Of life, for the support of the manu-
facturers of Yankeedom. For instance, one
Of the officials Of the custom house has cslcu-
lated that the Black Republican black tariff
imposes duty equal to "a per cent. on cotton
goods; but a broker, employed by large i'm
porting firms, and who is one Of the very
ablsst Of esleulstors in his profession, offered
the bet of hat to the same official head OF a
bureau, that the rate would reach 60 per cent
The free trade EVming Post and the freedom
shTieking Tribune, can reconcile all these and
other considerations to the one transcendental
idea of negrodom. For our part, we must
congratulate the people Of the Confederate
States Of the South that hey "stsnd from an
der" the enormous exactions OF the very black
est Of black tarifs.-N Y. Day Book.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21
New Memphis Jail.
Time Extended for the Letting
OF the same

nROPosALs viii be received By the undersirned
II oousmislioners appointed BY the County U5urf Il
shelby c5uaty, a. the sce Of the arrhtect James B.
Cook Esq o. the city Of Memphis until I2 O'Clock on
INT RsDAT, the 2aa day Of Narch, 1851, for budinE
Jail be north Wesi corner Of Chckasaw and Auction
streets, 10 the city 9i Aemphis aiug End
speeiEcztiaus on Ole in his cfdce-
CoEtracors viii be rfquirf6 70 give bond f5r doubs
ID amount q he coelrscts vii Two approved suret
for the faithful perf7fmaucg " the same.
The commissioners rfaerva the right % reject any
tender ret entirely satisfactory % them.
Ou the errlaoatr ard estimate o. she srchtect, pay
meat " n Be iaade moathly in tie bends af shelby
couny running and two yearz and heariHE six PER
cent Interest retaining oue-hFd q the monthly ez-
mate untli the hnai cgmrlstioz q the work
All further igf0rmauen or explanation Nll be gives
on application n pers0n By letter 70 the archteot Al
his 0re corner Of Naia aaa adson streets Memphis,
Teaue,see .. ". A. PETTITi
H. r. MONTGOMERY,
!. g DfCK1RsoH,
". Fl. WALKER,
J. Il. 60OiLEI,
fafg-es ConuiszcncrH.
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TO Gas CON SUME RS.
ECONOMY IN GAS.
REDUCTTO.F Nv G.sS BILLs.

DT using NcHenry's Patent Gss Burner. These
ID burHtu have been adopted by the ciy autorltes Of
Louisville sHd Cincinnati for the parpose o. lighting
their streets, and subjected 70 the most riEid
ph1tnmericNl test, regards sIJrdng the greatest
amount OF ugat Tor the snalest consumption OF Gas
anf were found 70 compete with al other sent
3 the Gas Light CeumIteeB % those cities fer their
consideration ard adoption These burners guar
autied TO al who theu, sor the following advant-
E5s lst Econ02y W consumption OF Gas ts the au10unl
Of from 70 per cent. the best patent burner
made and from 20 o. 80 per cent OF the common ih-
tai OF bat-winE burner 2Hd. 4 perfect clear and
steady hsme. 2d. Perfect combustion and freedom
from smoke. an. freedom from blowing and Wasting
of Gas, 70 the dsh-a and hzt-wing burner.
Ny long experiences Ia toe nlsnufacure and c11sup
iisn o. Gas (hsviEg been superintendent of Memphis
Gsa Wotks for the last seven yeats) induces say
hey the best burner that mss been offered 70
the puBLe and used By private consumers % the
exclusion Of all other kinds where they have been in
tr0iueed The burners be seen az Chsnder n Co .
drug store; on tho city lamp posts in front Of the Appeal
of-o on Union street, and Dr. AsrrilPs, on Madison
street.
For sale ct my shop, hrst toor north Of the ca
om-e, Main street. between Wsahingt0n and Pcplsr.
ABEL sIMISTzR,
Gas and Steam Pipe Filter.
Sole agent Tor Nsuphis mT2-ly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21
JOE ETCHEVARNE'S
GsRRD EsF9S,
Fort Pickering, Near HIeEaPEis,
TeEn.s
one mile south from Court sonare

AGA2Nfe
One mile south from Court Square.
WE Asve larss lot Of FRUIT TREES Of our 0va
w ErgTth.
Peach trees, ssEons and vizoroas, os tho latest va
riedes.
Apple trees, Of the best EiHd, for the South.
Pear trees-A large lot Of dwarf and standard pear
trees.
Aiso Cherry, Plum. Apricot, EectSrineF etc.
A splendid assoztncnt q large and handsoma Ever
green's. Roses and Green house plants
Anything In the nursery line always On ksnd.
Pauts ruaranteed 70 order and delivered 70 any part
q the city free o. charso Orders from ths country
lisited.
Persons in TIE country wishing gardens made %
der viii be accommodated on reasonable terms. We
employ mons but the best wcrkusn.
Order through the post-onice 10 ne viii receive
prompt attsnfion
Zoe Bschs4arns having been 10 FTsnce this last Sum
ner has added aTEey the newest koseas Jqponiras
pahiias Hiacynlhs Tuiipa, 60 clc- Also m Fruit
Trees of ne choicest kinds; al of which ho VIII sell at
the lowest prizes Cor cash.
det-ispI IEnquirer eopy.l