The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-16
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The January number of this monthi..
tans variety of articles in prose and-,sos sOu-
few only of which we have had time ~ ~ ''y'
Ito prose articles are. Sour Eye-Wit,es. ~
Ice;" Dukesborough Tales. No. . - /. T .sue
Mikes Court" "Haydns First Lesson in ~.
Education and Educational Literat1re-. &, !,
south )" "Loiterings in Mexico - Fbo 81 .-'
Canal; )" "Unwritten Music;n and onr e.
ern Humorist." There is some poetrS, -
with reviews, notices Ct new books etos ~
the above, HaydQ's First Lesson in Mns;s !,
Love-" which is takep from the Caaiolie IT.. NV
is rather interesting. ~The suez c.FnoIa faa
Mac"tlla"'s Mdgaat"e, is Well worth readina
and the Southern Humorist" is by G. woos
ward Hudson, of Baton Rouge, in>this State
DeBoic's Rerietc.
The November number of this Old rsS;o,.
contains its usual amount of interestinr ~
instructive reading. The following is TAM
of its contents:
Fertilizers, their mode of action 7 60.
Societies Inter-Oceanic Railway Robert
Walker; The Industrial Policy of the SantSS.
The CSnfederete Consultation; Louis Napoleoa,
bach's Villa on the Rhine The Last Dars -
the Confederacy; The Land of Superior. Gaa u
0gy or Ozark Ranges>ef Missouri: The Curleyr.
Uricl Acasta; Silk and Silk Manufactnres. Nv nv
partmentof Agriculture Editorial ~
Ticks Illustrated Catalogue of Seeds and Eyo..,
Guide for 1870. Rochester, N Y, Jas. V;n1
We have received copy of this beautifnuv
illustrated catalogue, and are free to saw that
tits tie best gotten up work of the Kind wa
have ever seen. 1t contains about two bnr
bred eugravings of choice flowers and veoo-
tables. Mr.. Wick has been for ten years sn.
Ncessfully engaged in the introduction Of tbo
choicest flower and vegetable seeds, and tbon.
sands who have procured their supplies from
Observation-Disclosures will testify to the entire re.
lance to be placed on the orders which he fl,s
We know of persons in tits region who have
expressed to us their satisfaction with seeds
procured last year, and would TcCopmend all
having even the smallest plot of ground TO
send for the g Floral Guide," the cost of which
is ten cents--not half the value
Since writing the foregoing, saw the following par
agraph in shows the resources of Mr.
Wick
Fifteen Acre Fleieer Garden From the brick ward I
went to the old Rochester race-cOurse" has been
converted by James Wick into flower garden-ffteea
acres of flowers, for the purpose of raising seeds II
was too late in the season to il in fall beauty though
it was still wonderful sight Tue dahias were sfU
perfect and part of the Gladioas of the ritonla
known red hot poker But what shall I cav N
Zina-an of this gorgeous autumn flower, as dou.
BILE and almost as large the daha, and of almost IS
many hues This is Mr.. Vicks speciality and with ii
he has had wonderful success Every plant that prod
an imperfect flower ia pulled up cast ont The
choice flowers all saved for seed Besides this garden
he has farm of nifty where other choice seeds
raised. Still his importationsN are IMMENSE because
America does not yet raise all the'seeds IL uses.