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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-24
A hook for Eyerybod,

Flattered by the reception of and great demand for
the above valuable and timely rcatscs and also to meet
great need OF the present age the author has Just pub
lished new book, treating exclusively OF NERVOUS
AND MENTAL DISEASES. 100 PIP, cloth. Price 30
cents SENT FREE receipt of SO Tor the other two
books, postage paid.
These are, beyond all comparison the most eXtraordi-
nary works on Physiology ever published. There is
EITHER Sen, can either require or wish to know but
what is fully explained, and many matters of the most
Important and interesting character introduced to
which allusion even can be found in other Iks
In our language. All the NEW DISCOVERIES of the au-
thor, whose experience is such probably before
fell to the lot OF any man, are given in FULL No person
should be without these valuable books.
"VALUABLE BooKs.-We have received the valuable
tute These books are OF actual merit and should find
place in every intelligent family They not the
cheap order of abomnabe trash published by rrespon
sble parties and purchased to crafty tastes but
eminence, source of instruction vital matters,
concerning which amentabc ignorance exists. The i'm
pOrtan subjects presented treated with dclicacy
ability, and care and appendix, many useful pre-
scripttOns for prevailing complaints arc added = COOS
Republican, Lancaster, ". H.
The author OF these books Is one OF the most learned
and popular physicians OF the day. and is entitled to the
gratitude of for these invaluable productions.
avoid the of those diseases to which they sub
ject and he tells them lust how and when to do it,"
Chronicle, Fasmington Maine, Sept. :, 1869.
N.B.-Avoid those foreign and native quacks who
ing titles have stolen the substance of the chapters
these works. and in some instances the titles OF the
books, and advertise them as their own.
Either book sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address the PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, or
DIR. w. II. PARK Elt No. 4 BulfnCh Street Boston.
Dr. Parker may be cOnsuted in strctest confidence
all diseases requiring skill and experience INNIoLABLE
SECRECY AMI CERTAIN RELIEF. lyrl7
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ASK FOR DR.. CiARkE'S SHERRY WINE BITlERS

And take other See that the portrait of Dr. Clarke
is upon the label of each bottle No other is genuine
They puery vegetable and will not intoxicate. tsp
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great pain. In this condition commenced taking tA1
University Medicine. AT first il drove ost fearful I'D
new being ELIZABETH CHAHbHELAINs
Portland, Aug. 30 ~ GhostnHt sse,t
For several months was sorely afflicted with salt
iheum and Erysipehs my feet were badly swollen Nv
legs and lower part the body were covered with sores
the smartng and itching inteHse there WA Az
rest for In this condition, (ater employing three
physicians without the least benrAt ootaurnccd Oh
ing the University Medicines and cnres IN isur
weeks.
Several of my acquaintance hare ssod the Ae,iciaes
New Gloucester, June lat, 1917"
WILTON, NsyeA.bcr Z, is7s.
Nix. STAPLES, SIR send yos by this aar1 copy
of the Star Spanglcd Banner in which il cians sh.w
up the University Medicines aS swinie and hanbGg.
suppose they consider themselves responsible tor what
they print in their Rogass' Corner and the naancr
goes everywhere and probably believed by the mSSes
afraid It will njure the sales OF the Medicines sh
less they made to prove their assertion back dowa
This saying Scott has never studied @eciHe aud be
ing taken up, ought not 20 be let alone have reason
to think very highly of the Medicine and tDschos
in a tender place to have it spoken of in tha,uay.
have been troubled with Scrotuls all my tetiMa and
Neuralgia in the head for seven years and have const
ed good physicians from Maine TO New York. without
any benefit whatever have taken six bottles of the
plant and one and nchalt of the NciralsiA
ElNir, and little of some other kinds, aad now tccl
better than ever before In my itr. eaanot say
with Mr. Munscy, that feel twenty ycars yow,gW be
ing only twenty-eght but can say never felt yeaag
to my knowledge in my life.
think the worth of the Medicine casaet so estimated
in words or money.
MRS. A. 0. ". FOSTER, Wilton Ne
had the Catarrh bad for years that ,as Mead
became confused and panful. I was obliged TO get ny
several times in the night to keep frota choking
poycd some OF the best physie in the eosntry with
out benefit was perfectly cared with the University
Medicines in three weeks.
A. Nj. MORGAN. 224 Cumberland ST. Portland
Conductor on the Portland Ogdensbarg kH'irsaa
February, Is, 1870.
Since giving the above certificate have been perfect
ly free from catarrh, though have been continually
posed to wet and colds.
June 10, 1870. A. NJ MORGAN.
l guarantee the above ccrti0ates to be geBaina. l
will forfeit $1,000 to any that will Rnt Them ere
lWiso.
Persons having doubts will please address the parties
DR.. RICHARD MOODY, Sole Agent Tor BE III ASH
twl7
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A BOsk for every Woman,

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Pr L. y
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The University Medicines

are not patent dcinos bat the sAyorite presCsto6
Of the New York Medical University. AZ hcorp orate
institution of the State and prepared in
With the views of number OF disangaished nviA9
American practitioners who believe that tifac Ia
when educated physicians shoad arise sad make De
csiye effort 10 overthrow the health destroying ssse
of quackery prevailing In every town and of, sas s0t
situe scientific, responsible remetAeG-Aaae
dance with the principles Of Medical 0hs.stsirr-a
place OF the worthless oE dangerous fsteat .sa .aa
dooding the country These elegant speases pc
pared by newly discovered chemical process ~ yvl
they acquire q reliability efficacy, and rasse1y p~~r
hitherto unknown to medioas. W ire daily rsseSsx
aud physicians recording the most sstOaadfaG s~sts
performed by these remedies Many OF tAsss taS
been success like this system af asAictaes. iftis
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES are to day sveeptag TIE
country from Maine 20 Mexico, bsco ming tho it-tng
Health ResoratveS, and rapidly sspersedhg the 0is
posons, nostrams and naHseou. drsss sad shlsr sis
is becoming enormous. they regularly pr
sCribed bg than 1890
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

SALES AT AUCTION.
UCTION SALE-OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
IA Furniture
at the elegant residence le Tenth street,
between Broadway and Sixth
near Fifth avenue),
on this day 9TH RSDAY) February ~,
sale commencing at l011 o'clock.
Magnificent Parlor Suits Cabinets, Bos do Rose,
brilliant rosewood Panoforte, Paintings, Bronzes,
rosewood walnut Chamber Suits style Louis XIV.
Many and costly Paror Ornaments, Mirrors Works OF
Art.
Over 500 lots, valued at $18, ,000
chance for parties wanting first class furniture.
X. NICHOLS, Auctoneer.
Velvet, Brussels, Medallion Carpets brocate and
Lace Curans Paor Suits covered with crimson aud gold
and green and gold satin brocste Turkish and Oriental
Chairs rosewood and walnut Etageres Cabinet bos do
rose, Margueterie Tables walnut bookcase, with three
doors; Table, Ladies' Writing Desk Work Tables, Jardin.
ieres dne Bronzes Stauary Paintng Fronch Clocks
wood 7 octave Pan0fortc and walnut Bedstcad
Bureaus washstands Commodes, Wardrobes. spring and
hair Mattresses Beds, Blankets, Quilts Bosers Pillows,
Sofas Chairs Lounges Rockers covered with and hair
cloth Extension Table, Sdeboard, Dining Chairs, China,
Tea and Dinner Sets; Crystal and Ruby Glassware Silver
Plated Coffee Set Urn, Spoons, Forks, Casors Saver,
Pitchora, Ivory Table Cutlery, &C.
Tho catalogue comprising the largest and richest assor
men Of Household Furniture offered at auction this season.
Responsible In attendance to cart pack goods for
purchasers reasonable charges Parties wishing to attend
this take Broadway stages University place Sixth
avenue oars.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
SALES AT AUCTION.

A ssIaNEEs SALE,
N Magni6cent Household Furniture,
at the elegant residence, b7 Weat Ffucenth street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues
on THIS DAY (THURSDAY, FEBRUARY "a,
sale commencing ut lOH O'CLOCK.
Rosewood Pianoforte, Drawing Room Suits, Paintings.
Bropzes Marqueteric Bos de Rose Cabinets,
Velvet Carpets, 8tatuAry,
and many rare, costly Works OF Art
and Articles OF vertu, at public auction,
valued At S2o0UO
chance for h0usekeepers
j. NJ. TAYLOR, Auctoneer.
Drawing Room Furniture, covered blue gold crimeop
gold brocae Marqueerie Bos Do Rose Cabinets Tab,ss
Esgsres Secretary Booscss 800 volumes choice
lion Carpets Bron5e MI
nsnt artsss-HoIy Family, Ancient Rome Esmsa AIDA sum.
Marble stauary Bathers Greek slave maenncent rose
wood P,anofortc celebrated maker Stool Cover Canter
bury Turkish Reclining Chairs, LOUNGES Chairs covered
reps Mirrors, lace Curtains Cornices and Shades
Dining Room-Exension Table, Buffet elegant sets ruhys
crystal Glasswarc Silver Casters Tureens SAVERS DMners
Tea Services Pitcher Table Linen, Sheffield Cutlery chna
Dinner Set.
Chambers Rosewood, walnut Dressing Bureau, Bed
steads Wardrobes, hair spring Matresses Bankes Coun
terpanes Sheets, Bosters Pillows Furniture OF servants
apartments. ., :. -.
The auconeer would cal particular attention or his
friends and public this sale, the catalogue comprising
richest household furniture oueeu AZ
auction this Catalogues al house, Every facility
packing and removing goods. Parties wishing to attend
this sale take Fifth avenue stages or Sixth avenue cars
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
A UCTIoN SALE.
"A BY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
HENRY r. LEEDS Auctionear

so Chambers and n Reade street, Art Gale
res Nos $40 broadway On Thursday February ~
l0h O'Clock at the private residence No. 2l East Fourth
street. between Lafayette place and Bowery,
Gcntce Household Furniture consisting Of Brussels and
any black walnut Bookstands, crimson rep
Lainbrekins. Lace window Curtains black walnut marble
top frame French plate Pier Mirrors, Ex
tension Table cane scat Dining Chsrs mahogany Loungs
Cottage Suits carved black walnut Bedseads, Dresslng Bu
rcaus Washstands Mattresses Pillows Bosters &c, Stair
Carpets and Rods China Crockey Glassware Silver Plated
Ware Kitchen Utensils, DC.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

A UCTION NOTICE.-R. r. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER.
IA This day (THURSDAY). Feb, ~,
at O11 O'Clock, at salesroom 1l6 Chambers street,
Continuation OF Trade Sale.
Today's sale will at lot $50, and will embrace
Silver Plated Ware, Fancy Goods,
s00 LOTS TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
Rodgers 4 Sons Razors, Scissors, &c.
Also
Frcnch Timed Ware Hardware, &c. Catalogues at our
ONCE. r. 7. HAZELL, Co, Auctfoneers
lis Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

A-A--A-A-A;.:-ALL KINDS OF LANDS IN yIR.
n gna, West Virginia the South for sale by tho NEW
YORK SOUTHERN LAND COMPANY, b8 Broadway
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

RARE CHANCE FOR FIRST GLASS BOARDING
"A house at Elizabeth N. IA large frame Dwelling, II
rooms with modern improvements and city lots one OF
the principal avenues fifteen mnutes' walk from depot;
horse oars pass the oor price O00 only $1,000 cash.
Apply MEEKRk, 70 Cedar street, New York, or 2a3
Broad street, Elizabeth.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

NEAT COTTAGE IN RAHWAY-TEN ROOMS
n heater gas. range; only $4,000 half cash. Several
Houses to rent cheap Call TAYLOR ~ Cedar
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

At ELIZABETH, N. J.-DEsCRIPTIvE CATALOGUE
IA OF Houses and Country Seats 1870 ready. Sent
free. Address call j. n MEEKER, 223 Broad street,
Elizabeth, or 70 Cedar street. New York.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

A UCTION SALE OF
II Elegant Household Furniture.
This Thursday afternoon, at III O'Clock,
f. NICHOLS Auctionecr, will sc all tho handsome Furni
and Seventh avenues Brasss Threepy Carpets magna-
rosewood Panoforte PAor Suits covered wi broca
tel striped plain reps: Tables Eageres Mirrors Cur
ans Paintings Clocks Rronzes Vases Bedsteads bureaus
Wnahstands Mattresses, Beda Spring Beda Quilts Blankets
Chairs; Lounges, covered with haircoth Buffet, Tea and
Extension Tables Kitchen Furniture, &c. All goods must be
removed eighteen hours after sale.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Low AND ON
accommodating terms.Five Lots northeast corner firth
and Fiftyninh street Corners, with three
fronts No. and Chatham SQUARE East Broadly AND
streets 80 Old sp 46 and 4s New Bowery extension; u
and 80 James street, No Centre Market place. House and
two extra size Lots street. Third avenue
Apply at l26 Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

RY.J. COTTON, AUclIoNEER.-LARGE SALE oB
ID Household Furniture 30 30 Carpets Ocoths Parloe
Suits rlch Curtains Pianofore French plato Pier and MAN.
Mirrors Bookcases, Wardrobes Silver and Silver Plated
Ware China AMI Gass Ware Beds, Mattresses, &C. c
Saturday February 49, at the Auction Rooms - East Thr
tcenh street, Broadway the cutre Furniture or pri
vste house. for convenience Of
will embrace every kind and description OF good Par
and Plated Ware China and Glass Ware, Cottage Suits %
Carpets Olcohs Sewing Machines Beds, Mattresses.
Books. PAINTINGS, &C., DC.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

FAVORABLE OPPORTUNITY FOR A DRY GOODS
merchantH0uss and Store for sale IN the growing VII
ase Of we.held the Jersey Central Ralrosd twenty
dry goods fancy storo house six
store OF Broad and Elm streets Call
and
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

FIRST CLASS FRENCH ROOF HOUSE FOR SALE,
with all modern , @ 5 prize prize with plot
Of City Hail. New York, and five minutes walk from de-
pot Apply to j. w. PETERSON, 78 Wooster street, New
York, where photographs can be seen
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

I,ARM FOR sALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, BEAUTI-
fully located In the growing village OF Metuchn, 20
from Sepot w scres with penty of fru and ns hndna
sites for country seats villa plots II not sold by March
49, 1870 viii then be offered public auction the premises
Address Mrs. s. l.. ROSS, Metuchin N j.. AMOS ROBINS,
Now brunswick, or RUFUS n EDGAR Railway.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
NR VO RENT.

A RESIDENCE, SUITABLE FOR GENTEEL FAMILY,
~ at Noukes for sale very reasonable term7 Inquire
OF DRAKE BROTHERS. l6 Broad street.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

NHEArEsT HOTEL PROPERTY ON SOUTHSIDE RAIL-
~ road q rooms large shed and public hail. three min
ues from depot only Also Cottages Farms and
Country Seats PETIT FRAZEE, 83 Cortlandt street,
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

(NOUNTRy SEATS--FARMS. COTTAGES OF AL
~ sizes and prces for sale and to let HAckensact
Rutherford Park, Passac and Ridsewood.
X. NJ MASON, No. Centre street.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

A Observation-Disclosures RESIDENCE; POSSES
IA sion; 8l6o0; hour from Wall street; S city Lots
water front; high ground stables fruit; shade,
II. E. KLudH, No. . Wall street.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

T,OR SALE-A GOOD MILK route, WITH HORSE
Cart utensis In good condition. APP
ply at 2s Filth street. between North Seventh and Eighth
streets, williamsburg.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

II ACRE PLACE. "a MILES ON ERIE RAILWAY
"a good buildings and fruit, for sale; or would exchange
for small House In Brooklyn
4. NJ MASON, No. Centre street.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11
LIBERTY TIP. INSTITUTE

QUAsQuEToN, Jan. q, 1870.
Institute convened at the school-room in
Quasqueton. ID. j. Eagington was chosen
chairman.
Part of the Committee on Programme be-
ing absent new one was appointed.
Miss Armilda Leatherman then read an
essay entitled Friendship" after which a
model class in written arithmetic was con.
Quoted by Mr.. Wells; subject for lesson
Interest.
W. w. Wylie and others suggested sever
al new methods of computing interest, most
of which we're based upon the loss method,
which brought out a goodly number OF in
teresting remarks.
A recitation by Julia Capwell, entitled
"No Sect in Heaven" was next in order.
W. W. Wylie then occupied about half an
hour with model lesson in reading, the
leading characteristics of which are that the
pupil is required to write most of lesson, by
which means thorough preparation Of each
lesson is insured, and each pupils place in
class is made to depend on the reading of
the preceding day
After intermission d. J. Edgington con-
Quoted class in grammar. during which a
spirited discussion arose upon the nature Of
the following sentence, This was an en-
blem of himself, and the sharp arrows of re-
morse struck home to his heart. The ques-
ton being whether the sentence WAS com
pound or mixed, or rather whether the verb
"srucl" was transitive or intranstlve.
S. G. Pierce then made some decidedly
practical remarks upon school government
urging upon teachers the the importance of
firmness and energy in this part of our work,
and warning us against the milk and water
system of moral suasion, which has in ma
nv cases resulted from the long homlies
which theoretical educators delight in treat
ing MS to whenever an opportunity presents
itself. He stated that many teachers talk
away their control, keeping punishment
little in advance of each offense.
The following resolution was unanimous
" adopted by the teachers present;
Resolccd, That each school should have
a uniformity Of text books. and we as teach
ers, as far as practicable, insist upon the
schools of which we have charge adopting
some series as standard.
The Institute then adjourned to meet on
the 18th day Of February, at the school.
room.
IN. CArwELi, Sec'y.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11
CoyNyY EMINENT.

The Legislature has early taken in hand
the question of a change in the system OF
county government, and in one branch at
Least, has pushed the question to hasty,
and as it seems to us, an unwise determine
alton. The bill! which passed the Sena e
last week, by which Boards of Supervisors
are made to consist Of three persons only,
who shall be elected from and by the coun.
~ at large, will hardly be hailed by the
people gel orally, RS an Improvement On the
present system. What was demanded was
not radical change like this. There is
general feeling that the Supervisors system
needs some notifications and improvements,
such as representation based upon numbers
rather than territory, and such reduction
of the number Of Supervisors as would
make their administration less unwedy
aud facilitate the prompt transaction of bu-
siness, and there is also we think con-
viction in the minds Of a decided majority
Of the people in this part of the State at
least, that the system modified in these and
some minor particulars, would be the best
and most democratic in use. The number
should not be less than seven, and counties
should be dislric,ed in such a manner as TO
equalize representation, each district elect
ing its own member of the Board. But by
the system contemplated ississss Jill passed
by The Senate, the election oi Three Saner-
1sisors chosen on a general ticket will be
practically in the hands Of that locality
having the preponderance of population
and votes.
The friends Of the measure in the House
made an effort on Friday to put the Senate
bill through under whip and spur, but the
contest over the motion to print, and the
6nal triumph Of those who desired to post
pone its consideration until after the recess,
shows that its success in that branch of the
Legislature is by no means well assured.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11
SENATOR DOMAIN.

Tho Des Moincs Statesman is
furnishing its readers with series
OF brief biographical sketches of
the members of the Legislature. In
its issue of the Sd we find the follow
ing mention OF our "tall son Of Y ork,'
Mr.. Donnan:
Mr.. Donnan was born at West
Charlton, Saratoga county, New Y Cork.
lie comes of II staunch old Scotch
family, who long ago settled in that
extremely Scotch Presbyterian neigh
borhood. EIr. Donnan's father, who
is We, living, was an early rising
farmer, who put his son to work, and
kept him at it. Young Donnan was
q working lad until his seventeenth
year. AT that time the leavcn Of
desire for something better than he
had known" at farm lie, in the form
of liberal education, began to work
strongly within him After much
urgent solicitation, his father sent him
to Cambridge Acadamy. He improv-
ed his time SO well that in 1858 he
was admitted to the sophomore class
in Union College. He graduated in
1856, and came to Iowa within one
month.
He located at independence, and
entered the law Office Of lion. J. S.
Woodward. member Of former
General Assembly. In 1857 he was
admitted to the bar, and q few months
atlerward, received the nomination
tor Recorder and Treaurer of 1uch-
anan county. He unluckily belongs
to lucky party in his county, and
was elected. lie was compllmented
by a re election, and continued to dis
charge the duties of the Office until
1869.
In August of that year he, as a
private entered the eth Iowa 1ntan-
try. He was elected second Lieuten-
ant by the Company, and vas promo
ted thenca 10 First Lieutenancy.
He remained in the service three
years, being brevcted Captain and
Major, serving much of the time on
staff duty, and Oh several occasion
receiving honorable mention i'll the
reports of commanding officers. In
the fall of 1867 he was elected 20 the
State Senate, from his District, then
composed of Buchanan and Bremen
counties.
During his first session in the
Legislature, Senator Donnan disiin-
guished himselfby originating the act
for, and securing the location Of, the
State Insane Asylum at independence.
Mr.. Donnan has been successful from
the start. But his start was not made
under the most ilattering cercumstan-
ces, lie has been heard to say that
he was forced to borrow $500 in
Wisconsin. to pay his way to this
State. That sum, depleted by travel
ing expense was the capital with
which he began life at independence.
lie is now engaged il lucrative
legal practice at independence. hay
ing associated with him q younger
brother, J. b. Donnan, recently grad
uated lrom.the Iowa Inv school. MI.
DOMAIN stands six feet in his boots,
aud like Gordon Granger is well
proporlioncd. He IS an active, ener-
getic gentleman, tull OF vitality and
ambition. lie has not yet concluded
his career, and all his motions indi-
cate man with future. Socially
he does no, permit any body to eclipse
him, and has been known to bring
down the house by good story,
very often.
Mr.. Donnan is genial, healthfnl,
energetic man. Ills ability is de-
mnnstratcd and acknowledged, and
his step viii be constantly rward.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11
LnaapeniIance MursarY.

A the Independence Nursery, one mile
IN west Of this City, can be found n good
assortment of the most hardy varieties of Graft
ed Apple Trees, also Seeding Apple Trees !;
Early Richmond and Morello Cherries; Elem
ish Beauty Pears: Yellow Egg, Lombard, Co
lumbia, Minor and Blue Piums Red and yell
low Siberian, Transcendent, Souard, Hyslop,
Forbs and Tetopsky Crabs Houghton Seed
ling, Scotch and English Gooseberries Doolit-
tie Black Cap, Purple Cane and Catawna
Raspberries; Concord and Clinton Grapes !;
Wilson's, RusselPs Lannings White and
French's Seeding Strawberries; Currants, Ro-
scs, Towering Almonds, Snowballs, Gladiolas,
Lilies, Dahlias, Fowering Shrubs, Weeping
willows, Evergreens, Ferbenas, Sweet Pota-
toes, and in fact any and everything in the
Nursery line cheaper than can be had from
any other Nursery. | will also order on short
notice anything in the green house line, from
d. Willmot Scot. of Galcna, Illinois, at cata-
logue prices. freight and express charges ex-
ceptel. Almost all OF the above were grown
and acclimatcd here on our own grounds.
j. S. BOUCK,
EST. PROPRIETOR.