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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-07

ioiS a la Succession j. p, Viala. avec TONES
les baiiss"s ct a'neIiorniions qni s'v '@touvcn,,
Sous la reserve, en- lavenr de Madame pafo.
sine Leblanc, pour sa vic duranlc, de tou,e
la facade sur environ qnatre arpen,s DE- pro.
i%ondenr, ei usage de ,ous les Establishments
qul y sonl actnellemcnt.
oadRtoaS-ComPtant sur les licux en- L~i.itcts
hyanl conrs.
.- S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
P~aroisse St-Jacqncs, 81 Oc,olre 1868.
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Prix Courant de la Nouvelle Orleans,
Az St. JAMES emporium DRAJCB.
ouyERT DEPUIs LIE Ter OCToBRE.

@
Gss@ NM. Aubcrt Il Tci>>icr annon-
cen, aux habiianis de- la Paroisse Saint.
Jacques qn'ils viennen, d'ouy,ir un nouyean
magasln sur la proprie,e de Nine. WE. Eu.
gene Bourgeois, Give gauche), d l'enlree du
chemin de Ia Grande Poinle. d6sirna sous Ia
nom de ST.. JAMES EMPORIUM BRANCH.
lis anront constammen, en- magasin ON as.
sentiment tres varis de MARCHANDISES
SECHES, CHAPELLERIE, ~CHAUSSuRES,
SEI.LERIE, QUINCAILLERlE, FERBLAN.
TERIE, yAlSsELLE, VERRERIE, PARFU.
MERLE de LuBIN, CouDgoY, MosTPeLAs, ct
de la SoclaTa HyGIeNlaUE, PHARMAClE,
CONsERVES, GROCERIES, WINS e, Ii.
IQUEURS des meilleurs crus, C~ONFISERlE,
etc EN- un moi thus les ARTICLES que
dol, c%ontenir un elabiIssemeu, de premier
oIdre.
HS"PriS moderes--PriA dc la yille.@yaa
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-07
New-O Orleans Business Cards,
classical and COMMERCIAL School,
FOR BOARDERS AND DAY SCHOLARS.
Corner # DAPHNE and CONT streets
A. v. ROMAN, Director.

The Third Annual Session OF the Sehool will be Of
nearly Eleven Months duration, beg inning on the
FRS, Monday in September, and ending on the las,
Saturday in July.
No better evidences of the usefulness of the School
can be given than the extensive development which i,
has attained in the shor, space Of two year. from its
creation, and "a reference to the lis, of Professors who
impart instruction in the various branches OF study.
The method OF instruction adopted, guards scrupu.
lous'y agaius. the abuses of tina, antigua sd system of
learning, which wastes the precious years of youth in
the la,orious requirement of unavailable lore, and. at
The same time, against the no less pernicious abuses of
a gross u,ilitatianism which suhjuga,es all the faculties
OF the mind and aspirations Of the heart to one en-.
gross NJ pursuit.
Its object is to train young men to the performance
Of the active duties of life, TO instruct them in all the
branches of Science and Art which are es.en,i Il to
their future success, and, by awakening in them a love
Of study, to iaculca,e 4 process Of selfinsrue,ion
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Parents are en'ten'ed to make Their visits, on School
days, before o A. ". or after s p. ~ in order to avoid
al interference with he Advancement OF Students and
the discipline Of the School.
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E.X AMINATlONS

Private examinations conducted by the Direc.n, and
his Assistants are held monthly. The Annual Publ,c
Examinations will take place daring the closing week
al tie Session.
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La session pr"cl anne de- ce college common.
cora ie Ter orfo' r. Ie- rtfes Maris'e~ qni Z
ilrig"nt sant a meme de honner d leurs eGves
nne education FRANCHISE. angiai>e, ma,htma
ttqnr 81 clhssiqne complete.
T~RlN-1ayable d atance-S9O en- or, tou
s"n tqu'yalen') mi session lie tsnq moi..
POM plus H. datatis. s'adresser an pr6stdcn,
on q NM. Port>ine * Gle, rue Narchez, Nile
Oritans.
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Professors of rhe Collegiate Department.:
hR Jas BURNS, Professor Of ttc En2,~h Class.
t. nRMONTLrIlN. Professor Of tie Frncb cI.s.
GEO ~GtSSNEt, Professor of tie Latin sind Greek
Class.
v ROMAN, Professor Of the Mathematical
Ca.x.
The Primary and lntermeaia'e Departments. ar.
diligently trained by Professor. Of toag experience and
acknowl edged merit.
Further information may be oh aimed by addressing
a communication 10 the Director through the +. o.
Lot .cI Box.
4. V. ROMAN, Director.
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NE GAsPILlEz PAS
VOIRE ARGENT


Sur hes appareils Il bon marche, combines
sur lie modele de la pa,ente PATTIsoS, qni ne
sont pas settlement %inntiles, mais perniciaux.
attendu qu'ils eatent Ell d6precienl eolre sucre.
ST vons voulez avoir i'assurance d'oblenir un
bon priy dn prodnit de voS cannes, acheiez lie
CYLINDRE PAIIISON qni anjourd'hui
est sans rival ct est universellement admis
dams lEtat CONNIE lie seul mode dc claritica-
ton dn jus de came par lr gaz acide snlfureux,
avec au,an, de gertrude que de reaularii6.
References dams les poroisses St-.Lean.B ap.
hste et 81 Charles:
V..B. MARMELLIoS WE'RE & BEcSEL
Nine P.-E. MARMlLLoN THos. p. May
r. & l.. TRoxLER & Gle Octave HYMEL
SosTHENE DENEuFBouRG
Ella St..jacques
BAETEL & HAGEN, habi,a,ion sUnion", ct
nombre d'antres planteurs louisianais.
Appareils fab1iques par
PATTISON & CAGE.
GLes demandes doivent a,re fai,cs lie pins
TOT possible g, adressees a Ia Boite No. 595,
Posie de Ia NouueHe. Orleans. smars ! an.
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BOARD AND TUITION

Payable Qlattetly in advance, per annum, $500 to si32
German, Spanish, Dfawing, Music, Fencing, Re,
form extra ,h rges.
Book and Stationery are supplied by the School at
current prices. --
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which will enable them to continue H., IL rIo,n,ior
even after being emanGirsted from the control Of
parents and professors
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TERMS OF TulTION

FOR DAY SCHOLARS, PAYABLE MONTHLY
'-o'hhnefclal 'onfse, MD per aunum.
Classical Course, $50 per apoun
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state of EOut>ia ma
PARISH COURT
PARISH OF ST JAMES.
Esiam Of the tate Pail Thiho2aur.

Whereas l.ncien Thihodeaux. OF the Parish
OF 81, James, has applied to The above named
Court, IN order 10 be appointed administrator
OF The Estate Of The tate Paul Thlhodeauv:
PobIlc notice is hereby given to all parties
concerned to file in whiting within ten days
from 'ha date Of notice hereof. at the office Of
the Clerk Of said Cont, the reasons, why TIN.
pfaycrof said petitioner sltonlI not be granted
BY oGder Of said Cont.
-- y. s LANDRY, CIerh.
Patisl, Of 81. James, 7th November, 1868.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-18
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
Of administration of the estate of CHRIST.
HoMFELD deceased have been granted
to the undersigned from the clerk OF
the Couny Court of Gasconade county
bearing date October 29th 1867. ,
All persons. having claims agains said
esta c are hereby requested to exhibitthem
Ior allowance properly authenticated 10 the
Undersigned administrator within one veal
from the date Of said letters, or they may
be precluGedfrom any benefit of said estai,
md if said claims are not presented within
TWO years from the date of SAID letter.
hev will be forever barred.
JOHN II. HOMFELD
Admir-. of Christ. EEomfeid, decd
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
of administration de bon is non have
beenAgranted to the undersigned from the
clerk of the County Court o. GNsconade
county on the estate otWILLIAM J. sTAF-
FORD decd, bearing dateD december p. 1867
AL persons indebted to said estate, arc
hereby required, to make payment immed
atcly to the undersigned admlnistrStor and
IL persons, having claims against Said
estate, to exhibit them daily authenticated
within one year from the date of said let.
ters, or they will be precluded from any
benefit of said estate and if such claims
be not presented within two years from
the date Of said letters, they will be for
ever barred. 1913
CHARLES D. EITZEN,
Adm. Of WIN J. StaHeHb deed
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SALE.

Whereas WILLIAM SMITH by his certain.
Deed of Truct or mortgage, dated the llrh.
day of February A. D. 1864, recorded in
the Recorders office Of Gasconade County
in book Q, pages 40, so 4 81, conveyed
10 the County CT Gasconade all the right,
title and interestlof, in and to iAefollowiug
desc lied real estate, to wit All the por-
ton of tho west half off the west half of
fractional section No. &3) .three,township
No (45) forty five OF Range No. CO. six
west, lying north of the Pacific Rail Road,
in trust however to secure the payment OF
two '~certaifa profnis sorry notes ia said deed
more fully described, and Whereas default
has been made TO give additional security
after having been lawfully required 80 to
do, the same remaining wholly due and
unpaid. Now therefore, by virtue of al,
order issued from the County Clerks office
of said GasconadefC ounty, and inrursuance
ofthe provision contained in said deed.
! /, William Berger, Sheriff Of said County
of Gasconade, will
on the 18th day Of February 1868
at the courthouse door in ssidNcounty of
Ga<couadc, and between the hours of nine
o'clock in the tSrcrseeaiaad FIVE O'Clock Ia
the afternoon Of hat day, proceed TO sell
10 the Highest Bidder for cash at )ublic
vendue The above describe d proper V, To
satisfy saif notes udahec cost and expenses
of this Trust.t7s III
HLermanu, December 9TH 1867, t
AZ VIM. RERGERr r1
Sbnriff of (,asconade (ga ~
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Notice OF Final Settlerle,s'H.
NOTICE is hereby given, that NesNH
derSigned guardian Of Alice Coins "
make Final Srtlement at The go
OF the Gasconade County CoLss -
held and begun car the secenesp "''"NN
of February next at thecosS4eM 4
The towa Of Hermann. tra
as' iRf MARY fR.. CCNcsn.
Guardian Of Alice Cet
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that letters o.
administration have been granted t. the I'M
derSigned blythe County Court ofGasconade
unity Of the estate of GEORGE NJ. SonNs
decd, bearing date October l4th 1857.
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required to make Immediately pay
ment 10 the undersigned administrator, and
all persons, having claims against said es:a'e
to present them for allowance properly
authenticated within one year from thu
date of said letters, orthey will be pr ecluded
from any benefit of said estate, and if sucl
claims are not presented within Two year
from the date of said letters, they will be
forever barred.
LOUIS MEYER,
Executor of George M. Sehns decd
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STRAY NOTICE '.

Taken up by David Wittmann of Roark
Townshipm Gasconade County and post
ed before John b. Niche, Justice of the
Peace for said Township in said County
a stray mare of grey color, all four feet OF
teep grey color, left eye Blind, healed
~fistn!a, having on =. Lell, Which said stray
Sas appraised at the sun of S35. this,sixth
day Of November 1867.
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is hereby given to all persons interested,
that the undersigned Collector for Gasco-
made County, Sta E of Missouri, has made
application for judgement on the delin-
9uent tax lands and town lots for the year
1855 and prior, to the County Conrt Of
Gasconade County and Stale aforesaid, At
the November term thereof A. d. 1867,
and whereas judgement has been rendered
by said court against said landsSand town
lots forpies taxes, interest and due
thereon, by virtue eff said Judgement l.
VIM. Berger, Collector, Of the county afore>
said, will on, the 30lh cay efDecembsr A.
D. 1867 offer at public sale at'the court
house in ssald county, allaofs said lahds and
townlots, or so much thersofla as shall be
sufficient 10 satisfy the taxes, interest and
cost due thereon, Q list Of said lands iaud
towulots is kept in tbe county Clerks offics
Fin said county for the Inspection Of al
persons. '~e ,ss( 81 '# $50
This 4th day of December 1851
49, .,iee WIN RERGER,
Collector of Gasconade County,
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Autice of Tfuaf &ftfIrment.

ruollc Notice is hereby given to all ere
= fitzgerald decd, that | will make
rinai Settlement thereof at the next term
SiGe Oaseonade County Court, to be
4 TI and begun on the second Monday in
.eofaary next at the courthouse in the
Town Of Hermann.
JOHN S. HELLER.
guardian ofthe minor heires Of
F. FITZGERALD decd
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Nr n~'ytGifen pahagsjt:insiur Steii.
mt trn plmrur1er Clmolt, i'm pOn stsp SIT
nan 6lmsurl, coutpa mftoI. QolQon, S4orr UNI
parts, une pom 4lm2ursr Ssutta nston. puis
unr Sasrs nab sttir Cert uns Nirs Otleans;
YaNassiaetn iur steiie aur Ss9sl,
nppn 6aMtnrB S.emen, anmepen
Mmtmtrren nnp 9aurs had N:p Qsrt UNI Galt:s
more;
GtieHtasnttuste sur S.iie nsn r1rrp1>
iiael gtitnrabn Stut pneh nab Osn 0Htnpids IL
uue pcu 9trp Yort in Uas Jnnsrs amtritas;
@t&islau aus @ldsr gureYas,
0r tsIrrSeu 3 al lunBen in ierem ssllett~
gen 8etrase in allen Or en- Gsutlhlants, ser
S6wei,, 1ranfrstbs, Stlsisns. 5slanss, D6at-
mdrts Stme;en, Norussens, p..ea unC JtIBtAHrs
unp ris &in3ispun9 Yon Sbuiofogesrmajsh, Srs
i6nittn. IL. i. IL. in cicIsn yauttrn.
Sir {. 'prcsrn u liter nIb ulr son europa
aui Camp uns S:sslitif.u u, una nttmer
9adcts ,Mr AelteisrunS in irBtne einsm Steit'
scr D;h an. Bel enAeteu:sn cSuRcrn III erasb'
men wlr aut ,eAamtu6tn Gsrrihtungtn.
5ptr a~'iatten y it2islsutsl rie Austtlunl
BON Raloar-S htium Iur unlere TampF~ I'M
e; atlltiT-einien upc tat Glahirsn Yoa N'hs
ar Die NIT uns in 8trt neuns l%tsbsn,tn 5ahle'
in europa. &titaitsm1unsr. celte rason 0t'
b aud IN rb'u unp ia i,;t5alst Der In ne
f.r uuitte Sc bdrt5ppsi { Omen molten tonne
plt naeera SsIinluns,n san uns erfdersn.
G. L. Richard & BOas,
6 80reiay Str, Nsr S'rt.
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OF MISSOURI,

Comfy of Gasconade. 60:
In the County Court fer the County
of Gasconado, November lerm 1861.
Now 1T this day comes j.. ID. BRUINS
admir-. of the Estate of Simon Merk deed
~ores,nts to tho court shis retilirn,
orav,ns for the sale OF fthe real estate
n said deceased, ,or'so much Thereof, as shall
he suificlen4te pay and satisfy the deb's due
by said estate and Yet unpaid tor want OF
Sufficient as.ets, accompanied by the ao-
counts. lists, inventories and attidayi1s, as
bv law required. On examination whereof
i,!is ordered, that all persons Interested III
,L. estate of said deceased, be notified that
onrlcation as aforesaid has been made and
Eat unless the contrary be shown on or be-
fore the next term Of this court. TO be be-
DIN and held on the I'd Monday inFebruary
Scx,, an order will be made to sci!
rhs real estate aforesaid, or so much there
Of, a. snail be sufficient to pay and satisfy
~. debts due by said estate as aforesaid,
Auh4 is further ordered, that Il copy CT
tAis ORDER hs Published according 10 law
STATE OF Missouri,
County Of GascOrldc,
J., Edward kehr, Clerk OF
fle County Court OF the County and State
at,resaiI, certify that tire foregoing is Il
truc copy from tae. records Of said court in
ny office.
Given under my hand and the
seal OF said court, At office, in
QL.S.) the 'oun'j aforesaid, this l9dl
day Of Ds,emhor \. d. 1867.
EDWARD KEHR, Clork
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%ENECUTORS NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given thatletters ties
%tAmon'ary have been grantedto the under
signed from the clerk of the County Court
of Gasconade county on the estate of j. G
i'artz deed, bea Jag date l. January
1865.
All persons ipdebled to said estate are
hereby required to make imnediatelypay-
ment 10 he undersigned administrator. and
all perons having clalmsa gainst said estate
to exhibit them duly authenticated for al
lowance within one year from the date OF
aid letters or the may be precluded from
ny benefit, and if such claims are not pre-
ented within two years from the date OF
aid letters. they viii be forever barred.
ANNA KATHARINE BARTZE
Executrix off G. BartZ decd
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-02-06
City DIRECTORY.

JARVIS s. CHURCH. Mayor.
WM. u. McCREEKVs Clerk.
n e BOYD, Marshall.
JONAS hacker. Collector.
WM. II. HOOVER, Treasurer.
TR FISHER. Engineer.
7. n. REYNOLDS, Attorney.
o. STEWART,
T. G. HACKER,
C. ". WHEELER SAidermens
A W. MORGAN,
A.P. CoGswELL.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-02-06
For the Advertiser.
Hedge Culture.

Editors .fdvertiser: Having seen in
your paper Of the 10Th uls, that you in.
vite discussion on hedge raising, and
though am very poor writer, yet, see-
ing that some one has written on the
subject. and perceivine from what be says
that be never raised a hedge. and as
have had experience in raising plants
and growing hedge for the last fourteen
years, feel it ny duty to say something
on the subject, believing that | under
stand hedge growing as well as any one.
Your correspondents urges the neees-
sily Of raising hedge, owing to the scar
city of timber. and names several kinds,
Nov, sir, there is no use Of discussing
this point, as every one who has bad
experience with the Usage knows that il
is the cheapest and best fence that can
be made. If / had plenty of timber on
my farm for fencing, | should even then
prefer hedging.
Your correspondent thinks an outlay Of
seventy five cents per rod viii make a
lawful fence, though he seems TO doabt
whether a good hedge can be made for
less than one dollar per rod. In this he
is mistaken A good and pretty hedge
can be made, on raw prairie, for ffty
cents per rod, and all the labor hired at
high rates. This / know from expert
ence. However. if you contract with
every one TO raise you hedge, you viii
be charged enough. you may be assured.
And take my word for It. many farmers
who have contracted their hedge raised,
will be very much dissatisfied IN the end
From what / have seen they are gener-
ally inexperienced in the business, and
If they should even succeed in making a
lawful fence, il would then be worth
nearly as much 70 put il iBto such shape
as most good farmers would want it, as
L would to make q new fence.
NV advice to every farmer is 10 make
bis own hedge. II he never saw a hedge
plant before, with the instruction be can
get from those gho have experience, he
viii get q better and cheaper hedge than
be can By contract. Al ibe time when
raised my first hedge knew nothing
about Il in the start. yet made one d
the neasest hedges hat I have ever seen
I got instructions from 40 old hedge
grower Of Illinois. h cost nae noihing
neither shall what know cost Anything
TO any 0ne who wants il.
i I should like 70 say more on hedging
as / feel an interest," 10 the maiter. IA
owing 70 my bad manner Of writing
will say 10 more at presen', Shoult
you think this worthy Of your notice
you can correct and insert il. You ma
hear more from ne again.
] @. J. BRYANT.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-02-06
Meeting OF the Nenlana County
Agricultural Society.

Pursuant to call, meeting Of the
Nemaha County Agricultural Society
was held in our Office On Salurday. Feb
ruary lsl, to arrange and perfect a
Premium List for the Eir 8f 1868, and
the appointment Of C0saIIisTessss bur on
account of the slim atte ncs the meet-
ing was adjourned to bis Office
Saturday, March 9th, x.
This is certainly a IA 6eiens
Importance TO call out for
upon correct List, ada lo he con.
dition and wants Of oul unity. and the
judicious appointment d nuittees, de-
pends materially the So Of the Fair.
Let every farmer take pon himself TO
see that a large attends is present on
the 9TH, and be will haF No occasion to
find fault with what is d5pe when it is 100
late to remedy it.
Let every farmer turn out and give his
assistance to the framing of Premium
List and the appointment Of Committees,
and thus make the Fair Of 1868 the best
ever held in the State.
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settler marked, which made It plain
case, and It was granted, as i should be,
BY our efficient county officer, r. NJ
Hacker. By this arrangement twenty
three scholars can get 10 school with an
average walk Of one mile, instead Of
tVo and half, as IS the case too often in
this county. Thisdissrict is composed Of
fiva8 and one-half sections Of land, or
two aud ona-half By two and 0ne-quarier
miles square, occupied by about q dozen
families, .mos,lY from Rock county. Wis.
an8 is Cansd the " Wisconsin Settle
ment." Il is situated On The town line
besween townships 5 and 8, range Is
east.
TIE Club met this week as the house
Of Benton Aldrich, who has a well6lled
library Of agricultural works, which
makes It a favorite place 70 meet. The
subject discussed was the apple tree.
There was a good attendance, and nearly
every one had a good hint 70 offer. We
arrived 81 The following conclusions in
regard 70 supplying ourselves with trees:
First, not 70 purchase root-gFafted trees; /;
second, TO purchase none others after We
are prepared 70 raise our own third, to
plant no trees over two years old. We
do not propose 10 buy root grated trees,
on account of their early decay fact
that every honest nurseryman will admit
Warder, Phenix, and others, claim that
there are three distinct divisions to a
perfect tree-viz., top, root, and collar.
Cor union between root and TOP, and that
root graft. which is generally made By
cutting a seeding root into three or four
pieces, consequently costing comPara-
lively nothing, and only one Of which is
perfect tree, will not attain an
age of over ten years, which will help TO
account for the failure Of fruit raising in
the West. Besides. the roots Of root
grated trees are apt to die and the nur
serymen are shrewd enough 10 plant suf-
aciently deep, so that the scion. or graft,
may take root and make tree, as any
cutting will from the apple tree, bat
never lives only long enough 10 help
make men discouraged and condemn the
business. "Collar grated or those
grated on the top but near the ground,
should always be preferred. The price
is but little higher. Budding is better
than oil else, for the reason that tree
tops belong to tree tops just as much as q
mans head belongs on his shoulders.
Besides. we can facilitate early bearing
by using buds from fruis-bearing trees.
We design 10 RAISE our own seeding
stock, on which to graft or bud, and
choose such stocks as mature wood early
and 10 plant trees in orchards young
while the roots can be all saved and the
tree yet be so low as not TO be tossed
about, struggling with the winds for ex
istenee. They can be produced in this
manner at less than FIVE cents each, and
we shall then know what we plant.
/ R. A. HAWLY,
Secretary.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-02-06

Also constantly on hand. ell varieties Of
S p E G Z "A G L E S .