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The weekly union record., 1865-05-20
SAN Francisco MARKETS. Mavle 1es5

SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS. May Is, 1866
Flour-An active movement 10 Chile is report
ed for export to Mexico, aud brisk move
ment for local. We quote local mills extra,
Sl5Gl5 so; Oregon. sl4Gl4 so; Super
fine free st sl4; Super6ne Chile, in bond
Sl2 SO, and uuimported do sl1 5oGlI rs.
Wheat-400 sacks il two lots, private sale
and 500 do choice Bay, last evening. SC. Bar
ley moves more freely: 2200 SKIS domestic, 10
lots, sold at 29210 = 100 fbs.; 200 sacks
Chile, private terms, Oats quiet sales at ?
az o5 = loo rs,
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ARizoNA ENrgDIrIoS-We clip the follow
ing from the Wilmington Journal of May 9th
As General Mcdowell was expected to sr
rive on Saturday, the expedition did not start
until Monday morning. At daylight on that
day men were harnessing their teams and be-
fore niue O'Clock they were in line at Drum
Barracks. The wagons and smbuances pre-
sented neat and substantial appearance, and
the animals looked strong aud healthy The
men Of Co. A. lst Cav, Capt LedyaFd the
escort Of the expedition, were armed and
equipped, at len O'Clock, and as they started
on their journey they received the praise of all
for their soldier ike conduct. General Mason
has reason to be proud Of such an escort; and
the braves" of Arizona will be apt to have
their valor and strength tested when they meet
this force
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The Masonic Fraternity ct Sacramento pro.
pose 10 celebrate the anniversary Of their pat
ron saint-St. John the Bsptist-on the oath
Of June, by laying the corner stone of the new
Masonic Hail. corner of K and 9th streets, in
the morning, and grand excursion 10 Clipper
Gap, en the cars of the Pacific Railroad Com
pany, where suitable place will be prepared
for barbecue, orstion. etc
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Board OF Trustees made on the 18th day of pril
1855, 50 many shares of each parcel Of stock as
may be necessary. viii be sold at the Office Of the
Company in Chico Butte County, California, on
the 5th day Of June 1855 at three O'Clock p. n. Of
said day, 70 pay said delinquent assessment there
on. and any amounts due on previous assessments
together with costs OF advertising and expenses of
the sale. r. q. ALLEN, Secretary.
-ohce-ChAco, Butte County, California.
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LONGVILLE HOTEL! /!
A. j. WOOD, Proprietor.

yENHIS LARGE AND COMMODIOUs HOTEL
u Is situated in Humbug Valley, Plumas county,
in a beautiful and healthy location. The rooms
j. at all times furnished with the best the market
affords; the srabling Is OF the best 1t Is home
for the traveller For the invalid fine soda
spring. celebrated for lis healing qualities is ad
joining the Hotel. liberal share Of patronag ge is
solicited. a. J. WOOD, Proprietor.
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THE President of the Central Pacific Rail
road has received the following important dis
patch from the agent of the Company at the
East:
NEW YORK, May l3.-To Leland Stanford;
l received yesterday 81 25S000 Z. S Bonds
for account of Central Pacific Railroad Com,
pauy Of California. Signedl,
c. B. HUNT1NGToN.
This amount of bonds, We understand. is the
entire Government subsidy for the first 81
miles of the road. 1t will aid the Company in
rapidly pushing the extension.
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Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF GEO. ". WININGDER, DE
~ ceased. Notice IS hereby given by the IN
dersgned. executor 10 the creditors Of, and all per
sons having claims against said deceased to exhib
ten months from the first publication OF this no.
tice 10 the undersigned al his Office in the Court
House PR. WOLF, Executor.
Oroville Nav 20 1855. 4w-n.a
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Superior Copper Mining Co..

ETNION MINING DISTRICT. PLUMAs co.
u California. Notice-There is delinquent np-
on the following described stock on account of as
sessment No. g. levied on the 18th day of April.
ls6j, The several amounts set opposite the names
of the shareholders, as follows:
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NJ w STAGE LINE
HO! FOR SUSANVILLE.

Es2& SPLEN FOC R
ssszE.gscAfs Horse Coach leaves oroulle
S..sssaees - every Sunday Morning, at :
o CLOCK A. NJ, via Magalia and Humbug Valley. and
arrives at suSanvile, on the following Tuesday, at
8 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Coaches leave Susanvillc and Taylorvile every
wednesday morning at o'clock \. NJ. ard ar
rive at Orovile every Friday Evening, at oclock
+. NJ At Humbus Valley Coaches leave direct
Tor Greenvile, Crescent Mills and Tavlorville
6m - ALLEN J. WOOD, Proprietor.
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San Francisco
L A G. E r B E E r !!
MANUFACTURED at PhHqdelThia Brctcryi
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-IN THE JUS
- tees c ouTt. Chico Township in and for the
County OF Butte. Tie People of the State Of Cal
itoinia send greeting to WIN r. Finch:
You are hereby summoned to appear before ne 3,
al my Office in the township OF Chico, in the coun-
~ OF Butte. on The 18th day Of June. A d. lS6j
al y % clock NJ, TO answer unto the complaint Of
Wm. Il. Silsby, who sues to recover Judgment for
the sum OF seventy-one 10 100 dollars al 76) in
gold coin, which be alleges Is due to him from you
on a promissory note; and also for the sum Of
ntty-eght 15-lO0 dollars ,13) which he alleges
Is due to him from you on account, when judgment
viii he taken agalnst you for the said amount To-
gether with costs and damages if you fail to ap-
pear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF said county:
greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand this 10th day of May, A
d. ISIS. 4. HALLET,
Justice Of the Peace Of said Township.
Ordered that service cf foregoing summons he
made by publication II the Orovilie UNION RECORD
Tor three weeks mo a. HALLET. J. P.
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Internal Revenue License.

NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS SUBJECT TO
~ license under Section 73 Of the Internal Rev
enue Act which reads a. follows:
SEC 49, II any person OF persons shall exer-
else or carry on any trade, business or profession
Tor the exercising carrying on or doing Of which
trade business or profession d license i required
by this Act without taking out such license as in
that behalf required. he she or they shall for ey-
cry such oiense, besides being liable to the paw
meut Of the tax, be subjected to Imprisonment for
term not exceeding two years, or fine not ex.
ceedins five hundred dollars, or both; one moiety
OF sgca lue 10 Use oI the United States the other
moety to the Use OF the person who shall first give
Information Of the fact whereby said forfeiture was
incurred.
From and after the arst OF May all Licenses are
due. and the provisions Of the above section will
be rlgdly enforced. ALFRED BRIGGS.
Collector 4th District, California.
There IS also due and payable all Retail
Liquor Licenses which expired May lst 1856 the
the sum OF 81 1900 dollars TeasSessmenf which
must be paid without delay.
g. W. PRlNTY. Dept. Collector
Ofce-Myers street, Oroville n2s-f
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OLD ZAcK TAYLOR passed judgment upon
JEFF. Davis twenty years ago. He called him
:" an uDprincipled scoundrel and hypocritical
s6vsutarer"
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LAGER BEER!

4 FULL SUPPLY. IN TEN AND FIVE
"A gallon kegs, from the
COLUMBUS BREWERY, SACRAMENTO,
Always on hand and for sale in quantities to suit,
by W. NJ. ELLIOTT.
MI HunfO0n Street.
Oroyille, May 81, 1855.
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Only Loan in Market
now offered by the Government, and i IS conf
dentiy expected that lis superior advantages Will
make it the
GREAT
Popular Loan of the People.

LES than $500 oO0 900 Of the loan authorized by
the la>t Congress are now in the market.
This amount, at the rate al which il is being alb
sorbed. viii all be subscribed for within foar
months, when the notes will undoubtedly COM
mand premium, As has uniformly been the case
On closing the subscriptions to other Loans
In order that citizens Of every town and section
Of the country may he afforded facilities Tor tax
ing the loan, the National Bank State Banks, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen
orally agreed to receive subscriptions At par. Sab
scribeTs will select their agents in whom they
have confidence. and who only are to be responsi-
BE for the delivery Of the notes for which thev re
ceive orders. JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
March p. lS65. 3m-n27
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= : ~ ~ : II 7 y !.
Gold Bearing Bonds

Notes Of au the denominations named vii, he
promptly furnished upon receipt Of Subscriptions
This j the
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Grand Vocal
AND
INSTR L MENTAL CONCERTO
WILLIAM HAYWARD.

WILLIAM HAYWARD.
The young and widely popular Balladi>t and Hu-
morist who has been iudorSed by the press from
Maine 10 Oregon, and pronounced by the leading
critics OF both the Atlantic and Pacific States a.
being the most finished artistic and pleasing vo-
caii>i now before the public. The above talented
artists will be assisted by Messrs.
JOSEPH BEEBE, and CHAS II. WILKINSON .
Nloln Primo and SOLO Ccrnet. BaSso.
re Positively but one entertainment will be Civ
en- in this place.
ADMISSION ...-....... ONE DOLLAR
Children, Half Price.
Doors open at seven o'clock. Concert will com
mence at eight. F. BALL, Business Agent
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The Foundry

Is capable Of making as HEAVY CASTINGS. as
any Shop north Of San Francisco.
THEOPHlLUS LOCHER.
Groyille, May 20, lS65. me-
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Gpefjei Notices.
I nora or vAnNurG.

Let the posts say what they win, Spring trsschss
Gus season. II "treth the bonesn o. its damps and
fogs its east winds and IL capricou tnperAture come
the icy chs and burning heats Of intermittent fsver
Mssma thaws out Of the earth in clouds under the ver
nal beams AZ NO period Of the year does the
qure moro than this To fall sick now IL
to be incapacitatsd from Struggling with the heats Of
summer Who dssires 70 meet the blazing weather Of
June, July, and August with organization enfeebled
BY spring diseasess Now the time to reinforce Nature
and render the frame and the constitution summer
proof.
A. soon .. the frost gets out Of the earth the stomach
- ,ms to lose s tone and the appetite TO fade An in
escrbabe iassitude the body and mental en-
erges and slight exertions often bring papitaton
and nervous tremors These symptoms the mute de
mands Of the physique for help and succcr The inu
ence Of the season depressing upon the vigorous
while to the naturally feeble it is still disastrous
Truly death reaps heavy harvest in March, April ant
MAY During those months the dyspeptic the bilious
aud the hypochondriacal always suffer most severely
Against all the ailments produced by masma sudden al
formations of temperature exposure close confinement
in doors, HOsTETTERs BITTERs is the most potent o
medical safeguards Be in time, Be in time Sold ev
| erywhere.
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HA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG.

vIcKssuHs. Miss, Aug. 0, 1868.
Dr.. John Bull-Dsar Sir: l am happy to state to 70
that have hsed your valuable ceron Btrers grea
benefit to myself in general debility and pros,rationoi
my System, produced by the unhealthy and
nuence OF the Mississippi river around Ncksburg having
been with Gen. Grants army it'd
srn campaign. l confidently recommend Its
persons who are exposed to unhealthy climates.
H. W. FOGLE,
Agent o. 8. Sanitary Commission
LoUrsvrLL1, KY, Sept IT, 1883.
On the22d ofJuly last Submitted, through agent
OF nine to the Medical Director of the Department the
Army Of the Cumberland sample ofmy Csdron Bisters
forinspecton and requested IT, after found
meritoricus TO sanction and approve ts among
soldiers.
The following s the Medical and also
Gsn Rosecrans permission to ship 800 dozen once to
have ii sold to suffers. JOHN BULL
II am satisfied that Cedron Btters will do no harm
any one if taken properly and in moderation see no
objection to Dr. Bulls being permitted dispose Of il to
suffers. A. HENRY THURSTOy
Surgeon and Medical Director. d
Headquarters Department of Cumberland,
Nashville Tenn, July "a, 1865
Dr. John BulPsagent, AR, has permission TO ship
10 Nashville Tenn IS gross 800 Dozen of Bulls C-
dron Bitters for sale to suffers in the army only
The regulations OF the Treasury Department BIO be
complied with strictly.
By order Of Major Gen Rosecrans.
wM. wILEs,
Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
Forsse, Wholesale and retail BY Wilkinson Bartlett
oo-' Aeokuk,lows. apr1S-dAw1yr.
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GyThe fall of Charleston was 8

EFF The fall of Charleston was an.
nounced in pacards, posted about the
streets Of Liverpool, in the following
terms:
"Babylon, the great, is fallen is fallen
for her sins have reached unto Heaven,
aud God hath remembered her iniquities;
and the merchants of the earth shall weep
and mourn over her, for no one buyetb
their merchandise any more. Merchan
disc of gold and silver, and precious
stones, and Of pearls and fine linen; and
wine. and oil, aud fine -four, and wheat,
and beasts, and sheep. and horses, and
chariots, and slaves and souls of men; and
every shipmaster, and..all the company in
ships and sailors, and as many as by sea
(blockade-runners |? stood afar off, and
cried when they saw the smoke of her
burning, saying, What city is like unto
this great city p
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AGAIN AND AGAIN.

Our readers may think it strange that 90 often
upon their attention medicinal preparation Already
have We for number Of weeks urged the Importance
OF asuppy OF Goes Cough Balsam In the house. ready
for immediate use. But Is the vast amount
OF sickness sorrow and death that the immediate re-
sat OF sudden coughs, colds and pulmonary attacks
while thousands OF our chlren are dy ing from Group
and lung complaints. Time and experience have proved
that Goes Cough asam Is the speedy AID reliable
prerrraticn ever known TO the world Like magic Il re-
eves the irritation Of the throat stoppages
that prevent breathing In Group and heals all
OF tho throat chest and lungs. No should neglect
20 supply his family with safe and reliable medicine
like Goes Cough Bajssm any more than he should neg
ect the supply Of their daily bread 1t but forty
cents and the bottles contain twice much a. those Of
any other remedy at the cost while in merit II ia
superior to iothers All drug stores keep 1t or sale
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The parties in ST. Louis and Cincinnati who have
Ccanterfeting the Mustang Inent under preterce OF
propristorshp, have been thoroughly eetoped by the
Courts. To guard against further ilnposition have
procured from the T. States Treasury, private steel
plate stamp, which placed the top of each
bottle Each stamp bears the fee s,mih Of my Sigma
ture, and without which the article is Counterfeit,
dangerous aud worthless imitation. Examine every bot
tie. TnsLnment has been in and wing for
many years. There hardly exists hamlet habit
able Globe that does evidence OF wonder
fal effects. 1t the best eIuolient In the world With
its present improved its effects upon and
beast are perfectly remarkable Sores heae pains
relieved, lives saved valuable animals made useful and
untold ills assuaged For cuts bruises, sprAns rhenma
tsu swelngs bites cuts aimed horses
&c. it is Sovereign Remedy that should be dis
pepsed with 1t should be In every family Sold by all
Druggists.
octll-dkw d. BARNES, New York.
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GLEANINGS.

L
A writ Of habeas corpus has been
served on Gen. Dix in behalf Of General
Buckley. the President of the "Knights
Of the Golden Circle who has been
prisoner of Stats for fourteen months. he
denies that he ever had any reasonable
designs, and is willing to take the oath OF
allegiance. He is considered : harmless
monomaniac.
Clark Mills, the artist, says the letter
to the Gov. Of South Carolina published
as his is forgery.
More than thirty patents we're pub
lshed in tho last six months Of 1864 re-
latiug to petroleum. So petroleum is 81
lubricator Of inventive genius.
Miss Catherine Hopkins. acting
principal of Mt Holyoke Mass Semi
nary, died one day last week. She was
woman of rare worth.
General Lew. Wallace has gone to
Matamoras, Mexico, by order of the
Government, to inquire into the recent
unfriendly acts Of Maximilian's officers
there.
There were only nineteen deaths
from smallpox in New York City last
week, being six less than the week prece-
ding.
The 9th Corps Of the Army of the
Potomac are going to raise SIC, 900 for
monument to their beloved General Sedg
wick. The privates are to give fifty to
seventy-6ee cents, and officers from two
to ten dollars.
Mr.. Cough has been obliged to sus-
pend his lectures for time, in conse-
qnence Of the failure of his voice.
Charles A. Burt, the well known and
wealthy brewer at Albany, was Instant,
killed, on Tuesday, by the Academia
falling Of stone from the top of his
brewery.
The late food swept away 10000
barrels of oil from the Pennsylvania OF
regions, and $4,000 empty casks. This
loss of property will be between S2,On0,
600 and s3,000,000, though some of th'
oil will probably be recovered.
The Springfield Republican learns
from a private source that the popula
author Of the sSchouberg. Gotta Family ;
is Mrs. Charles, daughter of the lat
Mr.. Randall, banker. of Tavistock
England.
Mr.. Garrison, in announcing the dis
continuance of the Libertor, says it seem
to him historically fitting that it shoul'
simply cover the whole period of thu
struggle against slavery, and should ter
inmate with its extinction.
"A cooking academy, just establishes
by Frenchman, NJ. Blot, is the presen
sensation with the ladies of New York.
The price paid By Government 70
horses has been advanced TO Sl65 70
cavalry horses, sl75 for artillery horses
and $3.50 for mules.
Philadelphia still turns colored men
soldiers at that, out of her street cars; an,
her rowdies beat inoffensive negroes il
the street Anna Dickinson, you ough
to blush for your city.
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LYONS KATHAIR ON.

Katharon is from the Greek word 4Kathro,' or
ksth iro signfsng to cleanse, reuvenate and restore
This article is its signifies. For preserving,
restoring aud identifying the human hair il Is the most
remarkable preparation in the world. Ii Is again owned
put up BY the sinai proprietor and is made
with the care, skill and attention which gave it
sale OF over one million bottles per annum.
1t is a most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates scarf and dandruT.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents the hair from failing of and turning gray
Irestores hair upon bald heads
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful head OF
hair should Lyons katlarvn IL is known and used
throl ghout the civilized world Sold by all respectable
dealers. DEMAS BARNES CO., New York.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE!l

QATCHELOR'S celebrated HAIR DYE istAs Ran 4.
- tao Wsrtd. The only Hsrnisss, 7rxs SD Rsljekiu
I've known splendid Hair Dye is perfsct--changes
ae Rusty or Gray Hair instantly to Giessr Btsrk
skn leaving the Hair Soft and Beautifully imparts
tafy frequently restoring its pristine color and rect
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR; all others are mere init
tons and should be avoided Sold by oil Drueeists 1c
FACTORf-S1 Barclay street, New York. BafcHsIos''
Nv ToILli ClRAh for Dressing the Hair rivQ-AkvIs
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EF The maple sugar crop in Northern
and Western New York does not prom.
ise largely. The winter was too steadily
cold.
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uAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM.

This the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. II changes the sun burnt face and
hands pearly satin texture Of ravshng beauty I'M
parting the marble putty 81 YOUTH and the OssfssSss
inviting i'll the city belle OF ashson II re-
moves tan pimples from the skin
leaving The complexion fresh transparent and smooth
II contains no material injurious the skim Patronxed
BY Actresses and Opera singers is VITA every lady
Prepared by ". H. HAGAN, Troy, NY.
Address all orders to
DEMAs BARNES CO., New York.
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l@ Congress did nothing to rebuild
the Smithsonian Institute. The hole will.
be boarded over, and wait,
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sag Gold has been found in Barbour
county, Yves: Virginia, samples of which
are exhibited in Wheeling. In what
quantities it exists is yet to be developed.
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CoLGArE,s HONEY SOAP.

COLGATEsS HONEK SOAFs
This celebrated Toilet soap, in such universal
demand, 10 made from the choicest materials, 10
mild and emolient in its nature, fragrantly
csuted, and extremely eneficial III it, act
upon the skin. For sale BY ell Druggists and Fancy
0oods Dealers febldAwlyr
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CITY BOOK STORE!
Removed to No. DC.

The City Book Store so long established AZ No 2, Nj,
,se removed to the recently occupied by Yat
q Murphy next door to Messrs. Cox 4 sbeltSy,s Dr,
'Oou' house. lmch22 J. W. oGDEN
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WALL PAPERs-Reee;ved this a.,

~ at the City Rook Store, No. &C. The stock for
ane trade large, and the patterns Of the latest
nm most elegant styles. Patronage of the public i so
hcited Price of goods shall be lower tbsn the r,i,
price % Chicago and ST. Louis j W ossprN
mci2l " WHEN
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COMPARATIVE GRoGRApuy-pxc or, p,...
~ ST PAUL IN R0ME--By Rev G. W fntier !, n
WET DAYS AT EDGEwOoD-By the Amber ~ 1Mc
Farm mt Bdsewoodp '' " ~
W0oDCLlFF-By Harriet D. Mex eever
TIE SCH9HBERG GOTTA FAMILY
DIARY or KITTY TREyYLYAN
FAMILY sErRETs--Hy the Author OF aFam;,y pr,5. -
HOUSE AND HOME PAPERS-By Mrs stone.
LIFE TH0UGHfS-By Beecher
just received and for sale ct Jw oGDEN,s
men1s City Book Store.
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DECEIVED THIS Day

WHEEDON ON THE HILL
THE GRAPE CULTURIsT-Hy YaIler.
DOwEIE06 FRUITS AND TREks OF AMERICA
CHITTY4 BLACKSTONE
LYMAN 1EnQHkh-sd yols-Antobioxrsphy.
BONNBHILGBEBy Washington Irving
LlRs AMP oonRnsfoNDxHc1 o. rHDoDoRH
Fx ~ = rusaiIAa's prices. Nv 0eDKn.
nchSt City Bod gtsee
ER11H Du1If& And Et1t3o-~fsn