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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-21

line famous surgeon, Dr. n elatOn, mas
lately Left Paris for Stockholm, to operate
for tumor on Baron Hoepner. 8 His fee
is to be $4,000, and travelling expenses.
-Bismark says that if he was Chinese,
an Abyssinian, or an Indian, he should
probably care great deal about England,
but being simple European, he don't
care at all s FHT1 sEe
A court at Dion, France, has decided
that the secresy of letters is absolute, and
that letters addressed to a third party
cannot be received rs evidence in suit at
law. GO - ss-'-ist ttt
"A tablet in memory Of the late
Thomas Darcy MCGEE has been placed
opposite the spot where he was killed
The inscription, cut into the stone of the
building, runs as follows: Here fell, on
the 18th of April, 1868, by the assassin's
hand, the Hon. Thomas Darcy McGee."
The London Times is trying a new
printing machine, which promises to be
superior to any of its predecessors. 1t is
to print 10000 sheets, or $4,000 perfect
from a roller, and the machine also cuts it
into sheets, folds the printed papers, and
records the number printed. "a
AT Paris restaurant, waiter fell
desperately in love with scullery maid,
who turned a deaf ear to his suit.
He went into the cellar, opened the taps of
all the wine barrels, sat down on the floor,
and allowed the liquor to mount and sub
merge him. There his body was found
the next morning Y hg -
The English in Abyssinia were
obliged to make boots for their foot sore
elephants, before they could climb the
mountains with the batteries The effec-
tive force Of the invading army, when it
advanced from Lake Ashangi, was only
$500, while the servants and camp follow
ers numbered more than double that.
An official dispatch in relation to the
shooting Of Prince Alfred says the bah
entered his back half en- inch from the
spine, struck the ninth rib, followed around
the corner of the ribs and lodged i've
inches from the umbilicus, and four inches
and a quarter beneath the right nipple,
having trayerse6 q distance of twelve
inches and quarter. ,....-...r
1t is stated that T. Darcy MCGEE, at
his last election, took the temperance
pledge and kept it faithfully, but declined
to commit himself by speaking in public
on the subject until he should fave Owen
himself a. trial Of at least Q, year. His
death before the expiration Of that pace
is believed to have deprived, the capee Of
temperance of most influential adyQcate.
1t is proposed IN France to organize q
system Of common signals where, te!e-
graphs do not exist, TO. apprise each dis
trict of country of the approach Of storms.
that scropsl while. harvesting may. be
hastily gathered. Statistics show that at
least quarter of the aggregate hay an
wheat crops Of the temperate zone are
annually lost by tempests. $50 -
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Eeee,st. OF Produce.

SHREvEPORT-Steam Bart Able-I47 bales
cotton Blskemore, Woodbridge &co-lOl do Rich.
ardson q Mays JOS Hoy-65 H Ware & Son
63 w Burbridge &co--4l Winston, Morrison REQ
so Clapp Bros &co-S2 Wyche 4 Rchardson-2s
Sentell Prather-23 Payne Huntington &co-2g
Speake q Buckner-2O Meyer, Deutch 4 weis-22
Logan a Cleborne--l7 Waddy Thompson Eco
IL Adams, Cockburn 4 Howe-S ] Chafe A Bro
10 Nhtworth, Howell &co-7 Wright. Allen &co
Rawlns Murrel-5 Z Loeb &co-5 J ID Blair
&co-4 Spyker Sandidge-2 c l. Walmslev Geo
3 I NJ Allen &co-l Folsom q Pierson-I j
b Hood-2Perkins, Swenson &co-l31 head cattle
lnbau. Aycock &co-64 do McQuoid 4 Mehle-l
bale paper stock W Burbridge 6c0-l do John
Phelps &co-l do 4 S Henderson, do 90 hides
i tee l Dbl tall0w ! Dbl wax ~ rolls leather to
Waddy Thompson &co-26 do Folsom Il Pierson
ties tsllow Wilson Young bis hides o. 3rien
Hall-67 bales cotton TO John Phelps &co-sun.
dries 70 order-Total s6S bales cotton
MlNDEN-Steamer Golden Era-759 bis cotton
Chane n Bros Smith-7l Archinaud
u Spyker sandidge-27 Jos HOy-4 Bloch Bros
% RawliDs * Murrell-20 Perkins Swenson kco-
IL Barrett X lie Sssser-I NJ Horrell kco-I4
II Ware 4 Son. Gilmer, Hopkins &co-4 Outlet
Carloss &co-S do Medd x Newton-7 sides le ath.
20 hides Bloch Bros-e0 DO | bales hides Cha6s
q Bro-sundries TO order-fotal 1854 bales cotton
FORT sMITH-Steamer w A CaIdwel-262 BIZ
cotton x FIG Schlessinger-l75 Bussey leo
l63 Lehman, Newgass &co-50 John Phelps Geo
l02 Brooks, Macdonald &co-6 Violet Black &co
~ Campbell Strong-6 Waddy Thompson Eco
IL DO Jno Hsrdie &co-sundries to order-TotaI
sos bales cotton
.A-HACHE-Steamer Hunter-4l
bbls rice Barrois-3s A S0coa-22 Martin
toes and sundries TO order
LAFOURCHE-Lugger Josephine No go
bbls potatoes A Abadie-40 SKIS cotton seed to or.
der
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NDlAN0LA AND GALvESTON-Steamsh
w Hewes-20 bales cotton b Steedman-2I
do Jurey Harris-23 Perkins, Swenson &co-I0
7 q Henderson-l0 Payne, Huntington &co-Ss
Jno Williams a Son-9s Francke 4 Danneel-.6I
do ass hides bdls hides E Pilsbury-l2sl hides
b Mann &co-l37 do 4 bdls hides ] NJ Lewis 4
co-34 do 4S9 hides Chas Whitney &co-ss do
Hickman-l4 bdls hides Slocomb, Baldwin &
co-s9 head cattle McQuoid a Mehle-lll do Ben
Foster-sundries to order-Total 2l9 bales cotton
M0BlI4E-Steamer Lucretia-s5 bales cotton
Jos Hoy-27 do Scott Bros-l6 Battle & MOBILES
Golsan &eo-ll II Knox &cO-2 c e Benson
l26 bdls hides ~ bills tallow A Lamotte-5 bbls
tar 10 Carlin-37 bbls rosIns bbs turpentine 10
NJ Smith &co-5 do S Hesse-sundries TO order
Total "a bales cotton
M0BILE-SteamerM ary-l0S bales of cotton 70
Scott Bros--l0 do Jno Hardie &co-l5 pkqs of
tobacco and sundries to order-Total lis bales of
cotton
HAYANA-schr Andromeda-l3O hhds sugar
l03 bxs do 40 hhds molasses Couture AGO
CORPUS CHRlSTI-Schr Psulne-IlOs hides
20 bbls tallow 305 bills beef l. Mann Geo
B0sTON-ship kearsage-ll0O tons ice to c @
Ice Co
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PHILADELPHIA VIA MISUNDERSTANDING
Juniats-6ll bales cotton 20 bales wool 200 hides
$50 empty bbls 81 bbls clay for Philadaephs-
800 bbls four lao ties lard 100 bales hay bbls of
tallow s96, l43 specie for Havana
TAMPlCo-Schr Grapeshot- 900 feet lumber
rs 600 shingles
SAGUA LA GRANDE-schr Anna Grieyes-
220 empty hhds 10 empty ties 20 empty bbls
PENSACOLA-Schr Florida-IO bbls aour $40
SKIS corn bbls pork aud sundries
APALACHlC0LA-Schr Cora-l56 bbls -four 2
bbls pork bbls whisky Ia SKIS corn and sundries
ST L0UIS-Steamer Mississippi-Sundry mdse
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FOX TENDERS FOX THE CONVEY.
ANcB OF MAILS
Between New Orleans and u rfttsh III honduras

The Government Of British Honduras ties tenders for
the monthly conveyance, during period OF yer
mence on Wednesday the Gath day Of June 1868 Mails
between New Orleans and Belize in British Honduras BY
steam vessels OF not less than 500 English
The steamers will have leave New on
the 18th day after the first Saturday in each month
event Of European Mails from Liverpool reaching
Orleans In time for their dispatch Wednesday, rs
soon after their arrival there practicable The pas
sage between New Orleans and Belize way must be
performed within five days The steamer must leave Belize
her return TIE 7h day ncluve after
val The contract price will be paid By monthly
Tenders will be received at the British Consulate Or
leans before the sd dsy of April forwarded to
he Lieutenant Governor Of British Honduras at the
Of May
MORA bEKE-Stesne carrying mails under with
the British Government With the Government OF British
Honduras exempt from charges in British
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N. o., J. 4 G. N. R. R-March 1915 bales
cotton Battle & Nobel W Frierson &co-l do
scherck < Autey-i2 N Hitler dco-s do Warren.
Crawford &co-6 l. Adams-l3 do McAlster d
McNair-ls Payne, Huntington &co-27 II Ably
6co-33 Peale &co-31 Jno Hardie &co-
J r Powell-ll Britton 4 Moore-l Hogan Pat
Richardson & May Mcdowell a Nugent-ls
Stewart, Galbreath & Fizer-2 Jos Hoy-23, $50
feet lumber Hart &co-4230 do H Heuchert-
1000 do 7 B Bodley &co-l5 bxs hats F Belden-
sundries TO order-Total 2ls bales cotton
N. o.. o. q q. W. r. R.-March 49, bales
cotton w Burbridge &co-6 do A Bonnafon-
2 G II Mouton &co-1 J L Couret-1 do Plauche d
Witt b Charpantier-1 Beraud & Gibert-2
bales moss w Surle-l do to order-l bbs sugar
bbls moasses j A Lane-6l bbls rice Lspene Il
Ferre-274 hides J L Couret-49 head cattle and
sundries to order-Tots 10 bales cotton
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Memoranda

y Schr Mary Msnee, hence for New York, pre-.
vionsy reported ashore on Long Beach, N J, has
bilged, and will prove total loss. The wreckers
are at work getting the cargo out. They have
got chains. anchors, sails, etc, on shore also HOO
bushels corn. The bodies of those who were lost
have been found and buried.
Schr Frank Palmer from Mobile for New York.
put into Savannah on the 8th inst. Her eomman-
der, Capt Reed. was killed few days before Ia
gale, by the falling of mast.
SPOKEN.
fyFeb le, in lat As Ion Is, ship Zouave, Whitmore
from Liverpool for New Orleans.
Feb %, of Portland, the ship Helen Clinton
Sprague, from New Orleans for Hsvre.
Feb Is, in lat 81 Ion 70, the ship Westmoreland
Hammond, from New Orleans for Liverpool.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boston, March 9-Ar from New Orleans the
Glendale, Mcintyre.
March lO-Arr from New Orleans, steamship
Remington.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bremen, Feb 2I-Arrived from Mobile, the G w
Hitler, Thomson.
Feb 22-Arr from New Orleans, the Constancia.
Cardiff Feb 24-Sld for New Orleans, steamship
Saba, French.
Hssre Feb 22-Ariyed from New Orleans, the
l. NJ Long.
Feb 2s-Arr from New Orleans, the MallyiIle
and Wild Hunter.
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PETIT CAILLOU-Lugger Marie Louise-l0 hf
bales moss 81 bbls potatoes to order
P0INTE-A-LA-HACHE- Norma-6s
bbls rice Socoa
SOUTHWEST PASS Steamer waloon-6 SKIS
rice and sundries to order
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u, Z
Thursday. March 10, 1868. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Juniata, Hoxie. for Philadelphia, via
Havana, Creevy, Nickerson tco
Steamer Mississippi, Thompson, for st Louis.
Master
Schr Cora, Fauria, for Apalschicols, e r Poole
Schr Grapeshot, Bonneau, for Tampico,
Goldenbow & Kelley
Br schr Anna Grieves Burke. for sagua Ia Grande,
Goldenbow & Kelley
Schr Florida, Adams, for Pensacola, Master
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Belew Coming Up.

Ship Riverside, Randall, Fl days from Bath, Me
to Lowell Bailey-Cargo, 95l tons ice to c
G Ice Co
Ship Alaska. Small, Is days from Boston-Cargo,
ice to c Ice Co
Br schr Salvador, Hanson, days from Havana,
TO Goldenbow & Kelley-Cargo, 500 bxs of
sugar 80 hhds molasses A Thomson &co
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CoYSEK's WHITE AND BLACK
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This vtn-knovn WATERING PLACE stustsd IN Bots-
TOUR county Virginia the line Of and on ths
virginia and Tennessee Railroad will be again opened for TIE
reception Of visitor on the LIST Of June.
Persons leaving Baltimore Washington, Richmond ana
Petersburg sil arrive Spo. th-.
coming from the South and Springs In about
ten hours from Bristol - 49,
visitor desiring 70 stop By informing the conductor when
tney STRIKE ne Virginia and Tenness<s Railroad Of the fact
vi oe >sosa a. ne platform Immediately opposite the
The undersg.sd formerly Richmond takes pleasure m
informing n inends and the pubic generally he has
removed 10 this place with the intention Of making n hs pe
ms1ent resaence and win neither
render pleasant and agreeable gussts There are
FIVE SULPHUR sPRINGs
the medicinal Qualities Of which are 40 rep.r.v s,s
Known that deemed unnecessary speak ofther vrtus
A ZINE BAND OF MUSIC VIII Be Ia Atssndzncs durins
the season -
Doere Per week 20 90
Board psr month. HW
Posfofhce, Bonsacks
Roanoke county, We
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II CO. Chemists in Paris

Y'HERAPEUTIO VALUE OF eRIMAULf
II co q Chemists in Paris
ferruginous Syrup OF Peruvian BARK.
In solving problem. hitherto declared
ssynnts, l. e. the COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK
called Ferugnous Syrup Of Peruvian Bark, Messrs CHI
Paris have discovered medicine Of unexceptional merit and
the most highly esmpetent persons recognising
The following important document has been received o
Germany country recognized 20 possess the chemss In
The world II 10 from Professor Kstxins Chemical Ansyssr
10 the Law Courts who estnes In the following the
value q the Syrup Of Bark Medical Gazette Of Vienna Get
"Nr GRIhAULT has succeeded the hsppIest rnannsr
combining relative qualities Of different parts his PRH
AND kXCELLkNT MEDICINES; the Il the iror
thus disguised In addition 10 its agreeable favor
Mr. GR1MAULT's FERRUGINoUs SYRUP is therefore one
OF the best Pharmaceutical
erugnous medicine which has solved the problem
long sought ater 81 giving iron snd bark In . simple and
sreeshe tom se rom defect and satisfactory all pares
okscai Apalyssr TO the Law Courts Hosnitsl Chemist
r DU WIEDEN.
Let IN what she French Ambsssador a
Vienna replies 10 Messrs Grmsult regards the hxb
estimation In which Nj. Kletzinski s held:
"FEkSoB ExsAssY AT vrxrnA
Vienna, August q 1858 \
"GrsrIxxSIn reply 20 the letter you addressed 70 h
bxceeney the Ambassador have the honor inform you
that Professor ketzinsk Of high standing Vienna
that be Is personally much heught 81 passes Of The
best chemists In Germany.
General Depot In Paris, 0RIhAULf co.'s
In New Orleans, DUooEGE DELoCHE 4 GuiLLoTs
And at every sooe Chemists
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OPELOUsAs.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PxcKr

REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY,, ct bPn
EC8 OfELOUeAn. WASHINGTON, PORT
s = bsyes Cour.bieen-Ths good a.d safe steamer
annie WnEicys Gus r. Lcuailler, master, n. Ksai.oo
clerk, Win e<vs above Wnl leave Washinxton ave.,
suns At 10 O'Clock \. Fer freight passage sppiy
BLOCH BROS, Isl Common strssx NO
or 0. HINCELEY SON Wazhinxton Ia
fb-1he steamer Amt Waxtsy connects AZ gs,hio>f
With steamer Bull Frog and bsrses for all landings
bscuf and WIN sgn through bills Of laalnx
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
| PLUE ...--.BLUE LINE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMFY.
THROUGH TO ALL POINTS in the West and East,
without changing Cars breskng bulk from Osiro Tne
and condition guaranteed to all points.
GALENA.
DUBUQUE
CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS,
DkTkoIT,
NIAGARA FALLS
ALBANY,
BOSTON,
and all intermediate connecting points, AVOIDING
DELAY from ice or low water.
Through bills Of ladng and all Information given, spp
cation to
General Agent
IA oarOndsls. street.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD co.
rHRoUGH RATES OF FREIaHr.
st. Louis. LouisviiIe. Columbus. Cairo. Rome
AtnAtns Mhcons augusta ana CharlestOns
TRANSPORTATION DrriRrxxvY
New Orleans, Jan l, 1865.
shippers that this company is now giving
Through Bills Lading 10 the above points
All claims for Loss. Damage. overchargs win be
prom ply ssttled at point Of delivery
For further information inquire the Depot Calliope
street. the Companys Once. "A Csrenselet street
T. s. WILLIAMS, Geul Superintendent
JANIS YoseE, General Freight Agent
NEW ORLEANS. 0PELoUsAs
GREAT WESTERN kAILROAD.
U. .. MAIL Route Between New Orleans,
Western q ouisians and Texas.
The Railroad Feryboa will Of St street
opposite the jackson Square, DAILY TX NJ connecting
Shippers and eonsgnees Of freight by giving the
New Orleans Transfer Company Camp Common
streets have their goods delivered any part
Of the city at reduced rates Of drayage
Freights for stations the Teehe
and for Opeousss deliverable st Martins
ve received dsi Sundays excepted from to H.
at the foot Of st. Ann street
sight for all points Bayou Lsourche between Laba
devle and Lockport for Bsianger Canal Houma
win be received and transported through R.eesnd La
fourche and Terrebonne stations through rstes
An outward freight payable shipment and
all inward freight delivery.
G.. r. BAILEY,
Superintendent.
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Perry, Burdick, from the Passes-Towed down
and TO sea, 10Th inst, bark Ann Wheaton
Brought up ship kearsage and bark Arctuza
STEAMBOATS,.
Bart Able. Harrison, from Shreveport.
Golden Era, Morgan, from Minden.
Mary, Carroll. from Mobiie--P RR.
Hunter. Jeanfreau, from Pointe a-la. Hache.
Lucretia, Davis, from Mobile-BasIn.
w A Caldwell, WOODBURY. from Fort Smith.
Waloon, Ruiz, from Southwest Pass.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ToR BALTMoRB AND HAVANA
m INV 0RIEAH. 1ALzIHoEH AND HAvAxA
HE0ULA1 BxnI-NoNHHLY LINE or sxBAMsHIrA
LIBKRfY.. ~ .1Sss A. Desa, Oonnanda.
o6sA..-..... .nss tsns... .Dukshazt osansndss.
CARRYING UNITED STATES HAuA
FIRST CABMs
KEssGh Heksts - New YsEk- -
E0E BALTIWOBB AXE HAVANA.
TOUCHING AT KKS wEsT-ns pls.Ga ~ sssanshs
Liberty.
THos. A. BAIN, conmand~.
WIN Issvs - sssva o. TUESDAY. March slst. Il
For freight or passage having unsupasssd sessmneds
asas. apply 70 wITHERsPooN. HALsEY co., Assnss.
- csrondslst strssk
B-No sils Of IAdins but thos. Of the Company "a
snss NJ freight fsr Havana sakn sAsr u s'slsek
Ihs CUBA. ospt Duksnsrs. vir follow. March 18th
GALvEsTON-I
MORGAN LINE u S. MAIL STEAMERS.
E0R GALVESTON AND HDIAHoLA-rHB
following new iron steamships form this Line
W e. Hswe,..!. Q. Hsrris..., sssi..
H,ass .a .css:sens. Msr.s.
Clinton ..........T srtar .........Msssgords,
Steamship Clinton.
W. H. TALBOT. Commander
win sail on SATURDAY. March a. at sAx.
For freight passage apply to
oHAs A WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents,
80 and So Camp street
n B-An freight aud passage payable in .. currency.
For TExAs.............-....Fo TEXAS
INSIDE BERw1CK's BAT ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
on sATtRDzIs s1SDAyss TUESDAYS and THURS atJaas
DAYS at " O'Clock and the train leaving the Agiers
the Morgan Line Steamships Brashsar for dalvsstoa
N atagorda. j.. ATKINSON
SATURDAYS AND TUESDAYS
Morgan..........-........ ....OAPrAIN J. N. LEWIS
SUNDAYS AND rHURSDAYa
Tickets 70 be had and state secured until o'clock
leus-s Railroad Company, No. 69 Canal street,
--A1As ~ g g. W Z BAY SiiI Superintendent
-@s-
- : -.
MERCHANTS BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS sFkAs
Snr ooArAhf'
MS LAns Comprfse the Fine Ocean Steamships
CoEoohDIA.....z 200 tons. Leland. Cenmssder
- rc,rrs 100 - $3.50,
~. 1oois,..''''',so - olan'ssn.
oL1or =. INA ''''ieo 80 siens
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Reindeer, Magrath, from Aranzas, to
G p Deshon-lst district
steamship W Hewes, Trip, from Galveston
etc, TO Chas A Whitney &coLlst district
Ship Kesrsage, Robinson, from Boston, to g W
Hynson &cc-4th district 40
Sp bark Arctuzs. Cosso, from Havana, to Paig
Bros In ballast-1st district 80
Br schr Andromeda Laurent, from Havana, to A
Couture &co-2d district
Br schr Pinkey, Simo, from Tampico. 10 ballast,
to Goldenbow 4 Kelley-2d district
echr Pauline, Hansen, from Corpus Christi, to
master-2d district
Lugger Josephine No 2. -, from L-fourche,
10 master-2d district
Logger Marie Louise, -, from Petit Gallon,
TO master-2d district Is
schr Norms, MARITIME, from Ponte- ala Hache, to
master-2d district
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AGRICULTURAL.

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This substitute Cotton has been demonstrated n h
peculiarly adapted to climate grow not only IN our
auvial soil but also the uplsnds Mississippi Th.tt
is subject to be destroyed By the caterpillar and other enc
miles Of Cotton that four crops year may be cut and sent 70
the market and each crop Of pounds the
an ordinary yield Of cotton; that lie fibre stronger ner
than fax cotton and that worth more than double in
Europe than the best Sea leland Cotton requires but
little labor and when planted win propagate
its without fnrherlabor for great many ysarsin fact
almost Indefinitely The subscriber has exhibition
the result Of his personal labor and FRESH From
TIE GROUND, which TO live II properly planted
F. JAMES KNAPP
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