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SHIPPING NEWS.
IMMATURE ALMANAC-Msrsh ~. 1855. =
ARRIVED

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH %, 1885.
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iEFTWo BAD CASES OF PILES CURED.

iET| TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED,
BY DIR. sTRIcKLAND's PILE REMEDY.-Mr. ol.s.
OF Wisconsin, writes for the benefit OF all
who suffer with the Piles, that he has been troubled
for eight years with aggravated ease Of Piles and
his brother was discharged from the army as ineurabs
(hs being quite paralyIed with the Pes) Both these
distressing cases were cured with one bot le Of Dr.
stricklands Pile Remedy. The recommendation OF
these gentlemen beside the daily testimonials rec siysd
by Dr. Strickland, ought to convince those suffering
that the most aggravated chronic cases OF Piles are
cured by Dr. stricklands Pile Remedy. 1t Ia sold by
Druggists everywhere. ...r g.,ff eoso.I,x
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-27

I6A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-We can con-
scientously recommend to those suffering nom dis
ressing cough, DR.. sricklands Meisuous Cough Bal.
sam gives relief almost instanapeous and Is with.
al not disagreeabs to the taste There is doubt bat
the heinuons Cough Basam is one Of the best prspa-
raonA IN use and is all that its proprietor claims for
It, We have tried 1t during the past week. and found
relief from most distressing cough 1t prepared by
DR.. Strickland, No. 1879 Sycamore St. Cincinnati ob,o
and for sale by Druggists. oe,a,Iv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-27

NAPoLEoNs MESSAGE TO MAXIMILIAN.-A city OF
Mexico correspondence oftle New York Times, I'M
der date of February %, processes to describe the
manner in which the verbal dispatch of Napoleon to
the Mexican Emperor was received by the latter
"Napoleens dispatch was verbal and consisted in
these very few words: The Emperor Napoleon,
my master, whistles to come to some understanding
for the withdrawal of his army. The answer was as
withdraw his troops the sooner the better This
was poser, and Mr.. Saillard is likely to go back
with flea that he will transmit to the ear of his
master Strange as it may seem in the United States,
Macmillan considers himself safe among the Mex
lean people. He is persuaded that the withdrawal
of the French troops would not imply his return to
Mramer All this is not official but it comes to US
from people generally well posted.
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OF the cit lens of this State and others the use Of
.l d.. BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs .IH
Which n the druggists Of the city Of Richmond, vir-
ginia, limit 10 be Of the most popular msdienes
ever before the public for the Of Dyspepsia, Ner-
vous Headache, Collie, Pains, Dysentery and Bowel
Complaints. In weak and debilated females there 30
nothing to equal the ready mode that has in strength
ening the whole system and any medicine ever de-
served the title Of human comforter" It should be
BAKERS CELEBRATED PREMIUM BITTERs sines
the introduction of these Bttsr which has been about
fifteen years, the proprietor has received In and about
the city OF Richmond, over one thousand certificates,
where it has made permanent in the above named
diseases. Should you become acquainted with its
superior virtues in various complaints, you would
never be without 1t In your families.
To be had Of all permanent Druggists In Virginia ;
also Of CANDY, GILPIN CO., Baltimore, Maryland.
Orders prom pity filed BY addressing u .lffN
E. BAKER Proprietor, ,
mh2t Ut 'f Co.,. "lA Richmond, Va.
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The Second Comptroller of the Treasury has
decided that the claims against the Government
of persons domcled in the Southern States be-
fore and during the war, now presented for
payment, are not lawfully entitled to liquida-
ton. He thinks that the laws of nations, and
of Congress and the decisions of the Supreme
Court Justify this opinion. lE-' fif' tAl
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EOR RENT-The UPPER PART of the -
l. building occupied by the subscriber with the E.I
CELLAR attached
For terms, applyto ...... .....I ...
C. W. PURCELL,
One door from corner Main and Governor SITS u
fab
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ITO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF RICH
| i MoND IL beg leave respectfully to present my
| self to you candidate for the MAYoRALTY OF
| Richmond Gmhl4tdel JOSEPH MAYO.
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iP REMOVAL. ..... i. t.......
L. l.. MONTAGUE SON. .5 20.
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
Have removed to their new building on
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY,
Where they will be pleased to receive orders from
their friends and the public generally, for work Of al
kinds in their line. ........ .
Terms moderate.
jan24-n L. L. MONTAGUE a SON.
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DISTRESSING CALAMITY-FIvE PERSONS DROWN
iED.-The oyster schooner Father and Son, Captain
IT. Lewis, left Baltimore on Friday evening, the 10th
instant, for Accomac county, Virginia, having on
board Mr.. William Lewis, brother of the captain,
Mr. Tully Lewis, merchant of Hunting Creek, Ac-
comac county, Mr. Chandler, of the same place, and
a coored hand. Some time during the following
night the schooner upset, about twentythree miles
off Tanger beach, and every person on board was
drowned. Captain Revil J. Lewis, of the schooner
L. Debow, brother of Captain t. Lewis, arrived
at this port yesterday and reports the above He
states that he saw the top of the mainmast of the
Father and Son sticking out of the water on his way
up. Mr.. Tully Lewis was married man, and re-
turning home from Baltimore, having purchased a
large stock of dry goods and groceries, which were
on board the schooner. Mr.. Chandler was forty
eight years of age and leaves wife and six chill
dren. Captain T. Lewis was unmarried, but his
brother William leaves wife and two children
baltimore Sim
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THE TESTIMONY OF GENERAL LEE

Senator Howard having returned to Washing
ton, it is expected that the report of the Com,
mittee on Reconstruction, embracing the testi-
mOny of General Lee, will be made early this
week.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Gazette
CAPTAIN MAURY-DUKE GwIN-sEcRETARY SEW
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR over my
Il store with OFFICE attached.
JOHN L. JONES'
feb24t No. Piftee nth street.
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VotiMg "Eariy auI OJJeu. -

tn election in Hydepark was carried BY
,nr democracy. they having elected " aldo
Brigham tor representative to the state
.egi-.ature (not to congress, for which he
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"FO,ly. Years OF E;0hfiuO.D

Mr.. y. j. Lock is now canvassing this
town for this new book by Carleton.
The authors name is as familiar as house.
hold word in this section; and all those
who have read his thrilling letters in the
Journal will want TO see his book. The
authors long experience as one of the most
2 pular of army correspondents, his excel,
lent Judgment and discrimination. his good
descriptive powers, and his intimate knowl.
edge OF the war from its inception to it,
close, all combine to give this book per-
manent value.
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DeGtA Of Eer. y. II. PHenVton.

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but did not dampen the ardor of those as
semb,ed. A q ate hour in the afternoon
the gathering broke up, each feeling we'll
repail. MEssAGUssETT.
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/ | CTiON.


Tnc subscriber Viii sell At auction on
THURSDAY, OCT + Al l. O'Ci.D, K 4. N,
Tie entire personal property belonging. the OF
the ia;r josiah Johnston. follows: horses. extra
cows pair year old s,ter=, yrrlin--, calyc !"
sheep and lambs @oO ho.. swarm h-s. -1 tons LAY.
Ji- straw lot oi corn fodder . bush wheat a. Ju-h.
OltS. il bash corn, lot Of Iacl-oA whit potato, lush
apples. Also al farming tools and household rntury
belonging To said estate. cart, yOze,. piow-
Nardcns hors, r. tnrrow-, cd- chains, iar-. Nc.
wagon, silver pat,d h4rur-s, sleigh. buffalo ro
- cord stove wood coo. stove bed and hcddu-.
Coo, t'b cir-, light stands AID other things too Iu-
uyTO.- 10 mention
s"rIRONIA JOHNSTON, Administrator
J. II Moore, Adetioucrr.
E..n,t NcpL ! | -ti. -i--..'
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CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

1--WE I'd avor 20 n ke Tn" Csedonisn valuable for
,r,,..ad ou friends in Caledonia, Essex and
orleans counties v confer great favor TO us and add
ser, mat rally to tn incr Of me pSpr by sending us
,..,- i+,,ps in bric., lcerilIe form
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ADDISON COUNTY,

4 few nights since Mr.. z. Ames OF Bris.
tol. shot three hedgehogs under the door.
steps OF his residence. The aggregate
weight OF the bruteS was GO pounds.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Hon. Justin ). Morrill, Will deliver the
annual address before the Rutland County
Agricultural Society at It's fair al Rutland
Sept. 26 and n.
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RUTLAND COUNTY,
WINDHAM COUNTY.

a big coon hunt came off in Townshend.
IN which the hunters met with both disaster
and success. Mr.. +. Perry and hired man.
with their faithful dog Of the shepherd >pe-
c!es. freed an Old coon and three young
ones. and the old male coon besides. who
took his stand in the front rank for defense,
and which was Immediately seized by the
dog. when fierce fight ensueI ending in
the defeat and death of the dog. but the
coon was finally killed by the men. it
proved to be one OF the largest and most
fierce o. the raccoon species. IN the norm
ing the other four were killed.
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Nj. {. Il. Tweed, agent for the Freed
n.n'- Union Commission, will speak to the
r..5.- Of thi- place, at the Town Hall next
Monday evening, Sept u, at i o'clock.
II. object will be to present the cause to
Ii. people, and establish society in this
Hn auxiliary TO the National society.
,Mittance tree.
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OPPOSITION 70 HE WIDE, WIFE WORLD.

OPPOSITION 10 HE WIDE, WIFE WORLD.
The ugicr-Ic"'d would respectfully an8oun.r 20 the
cs.z.- .. ..aIuI; COUNTY hat lie ha c1lght III en-
j., o..-.-. EicT ,l:. b. y. q. How. Oh LAT II
Avenue t ,oh s.fry. ". wn.T lie wouli be .+pn- t.
-.e .ls ID pa: and :c.-, :. Nv y as IN.
r,. h -crarlC', a any new ors r " III ike
f, max. al ac7u int L nd =; good hans IL !.
pr ghat d,te' Al G. MP ii Il.
inlv- NV anI the ret end most ,.Inp.,tc -
so-tn L Of harm e 20 e found A. t!e tt.
Iio-lst ga e, bu5-, anI ts).tin; co'la-s, a.
gavz o. la ld.
Wn;p- t miauf .ctrTc--' !ric e.
II lrey, hr les til. md ham 5tr s, s,~un ;Ie= and
everything in tbs Ii g Of trade
Cleaning, Cling and iging done N shor: motto and
TC;:sg Is, PT.cJ-.
Terms. cIsi, q very shot credit Oh h.-nessns
Nm. \. Baker
St. John-hurv, Aug. - l>t6. i>-s1
P.S Remember M oil not O, n Yer 10 be IN le-s.id
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will soon send them another minister. and
that, in their future. nothing upon their
part, may occur which shall necessarily
disturb or bring to an end this 50 sacred
relation OF pastor and people. SCRIBE.
Barnet.
Mr.. c. B. W. Tilden, living in that part
OF the town called "Copenhagen." has sold
his farm to man from Lisbon. n. II.
The mining fever seems to be spreading
for there is quartz ledge on this farm aid
several men have been blasting it out for
several weeks past in hopes Of finding gold,
or something else OF value. but there seems
to be not much of show yet. Ii is
hoped this fever is not contagious. For
three days the latter part of last week there
was considerable excitement in the west
part of The town about q SO .irrel hunt.
Saturday night they met, counted game
and had supper. There were brought in
foxes, slsunks. woOdchucks. gray. red, and
striped squirrels, rats. hawks. crows. par
tridges. &c, each having its value in MUM
Der. The whole number counted upwards
Of 20 900. There were over 400 gray SOUR
rels. The side that beat had about 200C
the most. There were about 20 persons
engaged on both sides. Last Saturday
night was the first frost OF any account OF
the season. It killed everything that was
exposed. 1t would seem that the mer-
chants of this place are both doing a
thriving business, for they are putting or
additions 10 both litir stores. which LOOKS
Ike healthy business. They are certain
ly both deserving good trade. ...Wt
have row but one harness maker in the
place, VIM. Berry having bought ont Lewis
SOmers and put the stock Of both shops III
..Dysentery is prevailing still! in this
town 10 considerable extent. few
nights since as Mrs. Norman Baker was
getting from the ears to the depot platform
the plank, which was carelessly placed
slipped, and she fell, injuring her ankle
very severely. Charles Nolan lost i fin
ger a few days since III Norris bObbn fac.
tory.
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{1II,AT Tame ig,y IL e.e.O.-, OF iHe subse.b,r
a o. seii ., =.-Iii, -.. led -;' -4oTn homer.
he owner Il :eqa-seL 10 prove property, pay charge
auc take Aer ava. UEU L. Dki-T.
.g-1-' N.zsa Daarile
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i.tl
- '1-"-Hsaz = ---H-.
Byicf Locai''
musical convention was held at Me
,,d,.. Fails. sept II, l3 and IA, closing
',.,,. ,,pcer, under the direction of Mr..
= Piy T.. h. Prouty and \. B. Kinney
assisted bg Mr.. and Mrs. D. May. Mrs.
Togay. WA. {. Kinney. Misses Z. Johns
ION. Z. L. Kinney. L. L. Kinney, 5. Childs
,.i \. Moore. with "a few very fine chorus
,--ar-. y FRIEND.
Nj. {. II. Tweed agent for the Freed
mans II ion Commission. will speak to the
r..1.r Of thi, place, at the Town Hall next
Monday evening, Sept. u, at i o'clock.
II. object will be to present the cause to
.,urJpie. and establish society in this
.Nu auxiliary 70 the National society.
llmittance tree.
-~ocalug Of the next session of our
legislature. Walton's Daily says: Mr..
Na.!,. OF Mortified. viii doubtless be re-
elected secretary of state by common con-
-.. Nh Flag. Of Bennington. is can
ll.,a tor reelection a clerk OF the rouse
A.h the Great advantage Of experience and
Ias!lari0g a al officer, and We presume
Secretary C.arA is ready u serve the SEN
a.c.
We see i. a;ed in several papers that
.a aiaac..oa has been served on the di-
rector, oi The Connecticut and Passumpsic
railroad company, to prevent The issuing Of
un" stock below the par Of 500 per share,
&, Ling contrary 10 the law Of the state.
A. lie last annual meetin" the stockholders
,tt-; 10 issue large amount of preferred
sock at $40 per snare.
The democrats OF Barnet tried to come
&aoV dodge aud elect their candidate for
representative, by nominating my poll
r.. Man, who processes to be q republican,.
expecting lhus 10 get some OF the true re-
'.Dlicals to vote with them bat it did not
aorA. They viii nave to Try it again be-
.,.c that zane viii work.
-
We stated Last week, on he authority
@H o3u'ilah' lild' ueoF--e lE"SSell' Nheh
&'oy. was arrested there for stealing, aud
t.a. he escaped while under the keeping OF
jerry Leighton. Jerry denies the Soi' I'M
,r-rhmrHt; says George was not arrested.
V.t TN, he derry knowing him to be III
'"euJ "f ne suspicion, helped hlm away
before the officers 0, the Ia" appeared
we htsten 70 make the correction, ana set
3".H "eorEe AMI jerry right III TINS matter
I.h,, ,,;...,;r. - Son, - III, tow,
..i-n.,',.n'.',,:,,.,. 49,. Nm. r,..Ia..., r,:,
,,Iua u.,,, hn,,,, t,ro ,.oo,s' ~. omI
,,.., ro,.,;, an,. san, - I,n,.a,, tro,.
....-.;,,.. ..,,o -. 1,n.
Years old bucks, ewes, lambs. and one
SWEEPSTAKES DreminiA for best ram.
D..
i' ;7,,. ,t,,l.'.
..,,i..., i,,.,.-.,,,,. :. \-.n,., ,,.r.,;.,,
ana Easter" Virginia, IS ne has seen AM
Experienced IT, Ills testimony Is Ike tha'
'i All 'hinIng loyal N"rlhefhefs VINO 20
N'''''' '.H'' may DC @''"I''i'1 "j' d i"F q
me Observation-Disclosures "'e concerned some
mag Is follows; EAR professions III"
cool words o"' very bad acts; ape'SlS(rHt
determination 10 rDutlCi bOth the laDOf :LL
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and ministerial efficiency of our Bro. Bald
win. and cordially commend him to the
confident recognition and support Of the
churches of our order, and express the
hope that wherever Providence may lead
him. he may have abundant peace and
prosperity
The council also take pleasure in CON-
mending the church to Christian interest
and to Gods care, with the hope that He
will soon send them another minister, and
tiat.l in their future. nothing upon their
part, may occur which shall necessarily
disturb or bring to an end this 50 sacred
relation OF pastor and people. SCRIBE.
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kAasa..al DROPS
Segur's
PRESCRIBED GOLDEN SEAL.

Recommended r the treatment % ivse,,sla iulices-
ii.. ter lerliig- an. fever and a-a-. warrant
rlr. 'nTrIi-s tr Or - {. So l. i Neyeiah le
Cf.II2 i thirteen distinct articles. aud i npry i
aIt pres -li ~ lie medical p-.,y>si,r phxSi,i ~
wp A. made Use & I in his practia. SAYS Ii i ha--
-~ "A ilr ! potent nJ- I'eS IL ! the case with
in4iE medicines. ~AH- shattered sr1lrt., Il -
ira "a! bs all druggists ORRIN SKINNER Co
: 9e l,-irtHrs. Springfield. NAsS
tt- IrA-e Obtain il u a.y New YORK OF g.ste,
UesiiclEe house.
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| oST, Aug. 90, between Upper and Lower Water
i 1 ford J whElrbone Uhip-stock. Whoever will give
me information concerning it will b. lbeally rewarded
Danvillc, VI. 2l2 O. NJ. CLIFFORD.
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81 Of Letters rersirrn.. unc. aimed il post Office
i 1 - -i"An-buIy, VI, sept /.
'bt 3ny Of these let cry TIE apple, 1T mus.
cs!l II I'D c.Jiscd letter., i gvc the If h. Ii
nd pay cent 10Y adv rising II called nth
a. to i,.-r,r
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EELH8;xKY:yE1

HIg- saved mere Than 5slaU peT>Jas from t.earh r
they cure IN single iay CheTa, iy~enery- Gls
cong: ants. ieEyr ail- AL and n-ura-i- ASs. sure
J-- ra- -L> an. rheumatism. 81 druggists g. Hem
NkELN SKIN y .k 4 Co. p----r--,- ,--s-----.l =
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DACK PAY AND BOUNTY.

Lack pay and ooG.tieS DUE decez,ou settlers
entitled thereto - ac-> Os Congress. Mi IL 90
tanned " tie S1IsL!-., .:UI a =, Ji.C.- IL II
s.tiOn. CHARLES c. NEWELL.
East Burke, Vt. July .. .o6z 2tf
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Why will yea &Gi."r IL remedy j,
within reach of S!noluier's COMPOUND Fund -
uact ucAu viii YOU OF all kidney disc 4,es, rlril-
t~l. grave, and 1roysy, Read Rev. Nj. Mcae:.s
! testimony:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-14
Courage of the South.

General Francis P. Blair, in a Union speech
at St. Louis, few days ago, paid the follow
ing compliment to the courage and endurance
Of the South. Speaking af the war, he says
They have evinced courage and endurance
by their gallantry and long suffering in this
cause, SO mistaken, and SO erroneous, and SO
criminal, they have shown themselves to be
the equals of any equal number of men upon
God AlmightY's globe. [Applause. Those
who have contended against them are those
who are readiest to admit that they have
shown themselves to be the equals of any
other people in the world. [Applause Not
only have they shown themselves ready to
admit that these men are their equals, but
they have shown themselves the readiest to
overlook the past, aud forget what there is
need Of forgetting. and to receive these men
back into the Government, with all-the rights
and dignity of their respective States unim
paired, simply requiring them upon the pledge
which they will give, that they will renew
their allegiance to the Government of the
United States. [Applause.] Can we not
conide in these brave men say that we
can. Applause.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-14
The Crops.

Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner of Az
riculture, in his report for the present quar-
ter, says:
"l am happy in congratulating the country
upon the prospect of year of average fruit
1ulness- W heat, the bread crop of the coun-
try was IN 1860 less in quantity and in quail
ity than in 1864. Much of the seed used
last autumn was of inferior quality, producing
plants Of low vitality, and the winter follow
ing was in most districts variable. freezing
and thawing. with little snow and much mois-
ture and to add to the chances against the
life OF the plants, the spring was cold. with
frequent aud severe freezing. This was the
case particularly in the Ohio valley, and to
some extent throughout the country East of
the Mississippi. But the States west of that
river promise an unusually abundant crop of
superior quality. The fine weather of the
later spring aud early summer has wonder
fully developed the remaining grain of the
Injured districts. There has been an unusual
exemption from the ravages of insect tribes ::
neither rusts nor storms have done it material
injury and now, if it escapes sprouting from
wet weather, the promise is of crop nearly
as large as last year and far better in QUALITY.
The present indications, as marked by our
thousands OF correspondents, point to an av-
erage OF ABOUT 81 tenths in quantity, and of
quality that Fill make it equal in value to
last years crop
'oats and potatoes were both planted in
enlarged breadth, and both promise abundant
crops Oats are particularly heavy.
Pastures are about the average in condi-
ton; clover fields little below.
"At least ten per cent. more corn has been
planted than usual, and it is generally of fine
color, IN vigorous growth, but low in altitude