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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-06-28

The following are the officers elect, for the
ensuing year. Of Staunton Lodge No. ID. F. A.
M: 81 a - -asI-.,
Dr. A. M. Fauntleroy, w. M. s@sA
s. Mandelbaum, S. w.
j. G. Covell, j. w.
p FL. Trout, Treasurer.
j. F. Patterson, Secretary.
Howard Wayt, S. D. -
j. 81. Hanger, j. ID.
Henry Matthews, Steward & Tyler 300
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-06-28

The object of this suit is to recover against the
defendants, VIM. Rexrode and wife, 500. with
interest thereon from February 18th, 1861, and
the costs of this suit and to attach the estate,
debts or effects, belonging to or due to the said
defendants Rexrode and wife, in the hands of the
other defendants or either of them. sf
And it appearing from satisfactory evidence
that William j. Rexrode, and Mary j. his wife,
are not residents of this Commonwealth, it is or
dered that they do appear here within one month
after due publication of this order and do what
is necessary to protect their interest.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-06-28
LeUOI Notices.

NIOTICE.-An persons indebted to the es-
~ tate of Simpson T. Taylor, decd, re-
quested to come forward and pay up. .o .i-.T
All persons having claims against said estate,
are also requested to present them for settlement.
JOHN FL. TAYLOR, 1t1
iu2l-4t Administrator
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24
fpI-pITt'-Np &c


An Act 10 amend an entitled providing the
ll| {" the seventh and subsequent United
laeS ami 10 hN the number OF the House Of Reprpse
ives anu 70 provide tor their future Hp9Ortisuueu
hundred and fifty.
BE il enacted 10y the Senate and House Of of
Ine hte states "t America III Congress assembled Tha
assistant marShals the Census hereby tt limited
so thai the returns OF population uVon schedule
IN the act OF May twenty three. eighteen hundred and Gy
snail be sent 70 that Office before the Of
Der next and tn complete returns all the an
neNe 10 ana made part OF that act
Ihere designated number which schedule hereby
revpkd cancee aot declared 10 I've iou-cr part Of said
act sa H f1rWaIe1 to the CeDSl, Office before the first ay
OF Octoher following: Provided That the
terror shall be authorized - extend the tir iu t.r 70
turns On th ScivuuleS other than those
eaS "he shall appear TO him 20 he necessary: Provided
Iurthsr nat Whenever from the loss Destruction of r
turns or from causes hyand the control the officers
with ht Na.n raon II shall be shown to T. ~
epP WIN e rrII'reenS of this the SCcrrtSr oi
he inferior i authorized 70 extend the i for rom
ber @ 'S --'S' >-9' S4 OC'O-
SIC And be further enacted That the rerav rrv;jl
eel eI anu uIty S!. apply refusal
answer either ~ Ie INQUIRIES @ut ri,r,i by
s. AlI be Il
ShaI or agent SEa t raid 0r max
Ptte copies 0 heorin returns as ra1uirei IN tba
eeIE ION oi TIE act to which picht
cts or each page OF the copies Of the original census re-
Turns required hy the said eleventh section.
ANA b II further enacted That oath 70 he +aLar
Dy assistant naslaIS eupoN 81 the census so I @6
thlS Is amendment. -4 --''' VI "u4cu
Approved, May {, ls70.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24
W. A, McCANDLESS NJ n

II
NO. 1870 SPRING GARDEN ST, PHILA.. Pa,
VINO can refer you TO EleUen hundred the best
citizens OF Philadelphia who have been cnreJ a
Pracuce OF ELEVEN YEARS ne a SPECIALLY in this
DISEASE DISEASE without a iailure, WARRANTS A CURE in ali
icb23 lv
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24
FARREL'S SHOE STORE!
THE CHEAPEST N TOWN,
wn- d. FarreI

MAIN ST, ABOVE COMMERCE,
Smyrna. Del, has received his Spring and Summer
Stock Of
Boots, Shoes and Caters,
for Ladies' Gents and Childrens' wear To which he
invites the attention of his friends and the public.
His assortment Is complete and his prices are lower
than any shoe store in town. Price his shoes and
see. tE r. f't
CUSTOM WORK done to order by experienced
workmeD. Neatness and Good Fits Guaranteed.-
MENDING done at all times. Examine his stock
and compare his rates with other stores.
May 5th, 1869.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24
Laws ofthr Un.tcd states.
IContiuued from lirst page.l

Commencing Missouri
line between and thence
north with prStctjo OF the line be-.
townships ud
tWenty north thence west said township
west line O the territory thence down
rn ne OF The feTrt" thence east to the place beginning
SAID district above bounded. shall he
as the Springfield district the OF said district shall
5 IcSt" st the Gown Srrse such place AS he Pres
tleu Sa tfrcC iu The fCr'it"ry Dakota
tnr Irrl"A hnluti 'i'@s viz O the Dy
ern boundary o. the Srre Nuursota ON the south bv the
nhe between township me hundred twenty and one hun
anu ncth The b, the line OF the
nrN amt or the north 10y the degree of rorth
% Mch i''cct shall be known the Prmbna rict;
d e ONE" - $t"! district shall located at the Town oi
i r ~ Si> other ce aN the President shall direct in
&ve power to Change the location OF said land Offices in
to require " H ''''''S'S may seei'i
ST. Z Ana he It tnrther enacted That the President is
~ authorized 70 appoint, by and with and con-
sem OF ne Senate aud land
Wf' S be reiultri 10 rc>Hie the their respective
nave the same
am " suuei 70 .c >dic acts penalties which
Territory. - O'-N' '"-'' 0N'NN -' e"iN
Approved May 1, is70
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

x ~ DAf-busness enliIely now and honorable
W ~ Liberal Inducements. Descriptive circulars
free. Address J e. RAND " Go. Bddeiord Me. je223m
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24
IPrBLIC-No. 5s.I

An Ac' 10 amend an act entitled enforce mechanics
n . Ilels OH 0lIidlugs in the District of Cnumbia
enacted by the Senate and House OF Rpprtsent tativas of
t Chtel states OF America in Congress assembled Tha
or oGrntynan or atorer employed in the con-
I.|oi w tpHilhS OF any building. in furnishing any
80! Ile SAINT may y've, owner
o. NJ t IL writing partcGlary setting forth the a,1or
80, ~! th- 80 vice rendered. which his elupover i
t 10 nm. anu that he A9 9ds the owner responsible for
~ - Slht an Tie owner nc building h,.ii
sucI clai 1' - To exceed the arouu; ie from ,n t ~
Recovered q lct.fu Y'StN-t4-4'' "H'cu may De
= Nm be- ils:ier enacted. That whenever anv sinh
So "u'' 'ti or labpVr shall recover auy such
os"r M N .. Il. o, las the be by such
~ ~4l ~ acton brought the person " bo
~ = ~ 41N'''' ''ie came Uhoer the con-
Approved, May g. 1870.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24
Approved, May 6, 1870.
fprnrIr-Nn snr

ne y e. ed BY the Senate and Housa Of renrasD,t; ~
IL mn et@gs "i America in Congress asscnbcd That
! ni Sie act entitled act TO fbe
tbir Sa'nSs aHd Trust Company, approved Marc6
i' '!<Ltesu Huu.red and sixty five h. MI no sa+' -
hcrety amended Uy aiding thereto A. h. end SANE IS
ana 10 Tue cN;'nt of one-half in bonds or nos
I az on real estate in double the value of Le
Ihe COZ is also hereby to hold and
ne teA estate now owned by It in the CITY af asI
nsV! 70 WI; the west half number three al Of 10
in 's SIN seveh aud the south halt Of number egbt
ta'c 10 HulOer Two hundred ns
Al ia the original pats or plan Of said civ Prov
~ gotah snail not principal of any dc.
y "iIh II ior tLe purpose Of such Improvement
-A'Lu lr Il Irtl'
the i!+ll 10 after repcal this amendment At sx ti'n HSe
approve 4, May ., I.7d. ~ 'H' 'I'ne'
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24
New Advertisements. "A

TIE MiGIC COlIR will change any colored
lie AlAUlU tUilHD hair or beard TO permu-
nent black or brown. Ii Contains no poison Anvone
can use IT, One sent by mail for 81. Address MAGIC
COMb OO'' Sprlngheld' Mass. augl73m
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24
AGENTS 4,sssa rs E!IAIAI IItsiIS|Ia siIsl
Twelve Years among g.. Wild Indians &. Plains,

THE LIFE OF GEO. p. BELDON, who from love
0l wild adventure and thirst for know ledge Of the
InIIans' their Customs. Sports, Traditions,
wars. Great Buffalo Hunts. GGc., st,c..
let home OF plenty IN Ohio. joined The Indians
adopted their mode of life, married the beautiful
w WaShteAk;es and became n Great Warrior, Hun
ter and Chief of 100 Lodges, appointed Lieu
tenant III the IT, s. Regular Regular army, for merto
rlous service with his braves against hostile Indians
book OF the most THRILLING INTEREST a
reality we'll authenticated. Truth stranger Than fC
ton. SuPerbly illustrated. 70 Engravings with Dor.
trait OF the author in full frontier Price low
Should Outsell any book extant Send at for il
Illustrated circular, table of contents, sample pages
and terms. A. H. HUBBARD Publisher.
augl74w 400 Chestnut Street, Phla.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24
fPUBLIC-No. 57.l

30 dtnoElZe le burlington Missouri River Rail
road company its assigns TO change the estebiish in
S,t'i road in the state O Nebraska " ''7A'eA 4'ue
be II enact" 10y the
~ 4;.tA safes ot America III Congress assembled That
lh bdli ION and Missouri River C0,unanv
IN me ate Of Ne.skt, change the loca-
t'u ~ ' portion q" IL line that of
90 n IN ate as shown ~ the map theocot now on 4 e in
l@' '1 Oct o Le United States, to secure A
It'eI anu more practicable ba
CHoh rag ac Road the Fort Ecaruey rpryatin
So IN {" !e located within the limits the land grant
hT ~ n CAed state 70 aid in its Provided
Ina Sa line shall not be located further sou ~ tbsT
eGuuary ne Of township number seven IN ai
a. A.t ci'iSe shall not i'm air rights to- nor
c1Se te location oi the said grant ana the sa ia
tE' or ~ assigns shall receive different or Otrr or
81 i'lltg OF land .ltu /! this No
eHaust H 'Situ m9de IN the located line said rairuad
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-08

A TRIAL has just taken place at CAL
cutta, Involving the right of a Hindoo
woman to choose her own religion. A
young woman, whose friends belong
to the Brahmo Somaj, forsook the ten
cts Of her fathers and was baptized.
Her relatives got a writ Of habeas cor
pus and secured influential counsel,
but the Judge decided against them,
and gave the woman her liberty. She
at once, in open Court, in the most
unhesitating way, lntimated that she
would not return to her relatives.
However, before Judgment was re-
corded, she was again removed to a
private room, in order that her mother
might again try to shake her resolu-
tion. No Christian friend was per-
mitted to enter. Presently walls and
shrieks and howlings Of grief were
heard. After painful interval, the
yonng woman was again called forth,
evidently much agitated, but she had
not been shaken in her resolve to be
Christian.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-08

JOHN BosroN was arraiSned in New
Orleans for stealing chickens, but
stoutly protested his innocence. /" And
you deny having taken the chickens,
John ?" asked the Court. "Hi, boss,
sartin. never TUX EN-" 'But the
officer says he found them in your pos
session." "Sar?" "You had them
in your hands when arrested" Eyes.
boss, but I didn't stole EN-" "How
did you come by them:" ~ bor-
roved EN-" 1.-The owner says not"
."Weil, you see, boss, he was asleep
when went to borrow dem chickens,
AN didn't like to 'sturb him; so jis
tux 'em, an was gwine back the next
day to tell him."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-08
Assessors Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ undersigned, being 'ex-ofncio ASSESSOR Of
the town Of Gold HUI, and also, by appointment,
Assessor for State and County purposes OF the
same township, has this day commenced sssess.
ing an IsSs psopsSs{ y GGd III iSs ne nssa
be ready 10 make their returns on the assess.
ment roll, when called upon. .ts-,r
HIRAM CRANDALL, Assesscr. =
Gold HUI, Nay 10th, 1870. myl9h
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-08
BANKING AND EXPRESS NOTICES.
The BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
ENJOY:
GOLD HIll:::: NEVADA.
WIN. SHARON. ........... GENERAL AGENT

J,HIs AGENCY H NOW PRE-
i pared receive deposits Of coin or bullion,
either on OPEN ACCOUNT or to issue CEh.
the holder) In Gold Hlll or San Francisco TO
make collections. purchase Bullion at the most
favorable rates, or advance coin thereon when
forwarded to the Parent Bank In San Francisco ;
sells Bills OF Exchange, and transacts General
Banking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-08
TO .MILLMEN !!

yIyE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hill NEWS Once half q ton Of superior
% ASns wS se R% Ss .oS ~ aIIt re-
duesd pn: 80 f6r esSh..
The Placer herald., 1870-01-15
cONSTABLE's SALE.

Rf VIRTUE of an Execution issued BY P.
~ Stone, Justice OF the Peace of Township No.
= facer County. State OF California on the 18th
day oil December. A D. 1869. and TO me directed
upon judgment rendered in said court on the
i4th day OF April, A. n. 1869, in favor OF D. A.
Melvin and Thomas Enwistle and against james
Mi'ourn ana E 7. Buckliu, composing the Co
lumbus Mining company; Judgment s255 q, =,
costs $50 90. l will expose to public sale TO the
highest blhder, at the Columbus Mining Co.'S
Claims on Monona Flat in said Township No. 7,
on Monday, the 3lst day of January, 1870, Mt
ihe hour OF one O'Clock, NJ all the right title,
interest and claim that said defendants, James
M'lburn and E. p Bucklin composing the Co
iumhus Mining company had on the lst day
oil May, 1862 uhe date of the levy thereon, ia
ana 10 the following real aud personal pronerty
lying and being in said Placer county, to vii:
a certain lot or paicel Of mining claims sitnotsd
on Roach Hill, near Monona Flat, in Township
NO =. Placer county, California. and known no
the Columbus Cos. claims. together with nIl
'Vois' ' nxtures and appurtenances thereon or
lhereunlo belonging; also that certain Cement
ni''. situated on sud claims, together with the
se' poher' stamps, batteries and all other 6x-
u'es ~ "nu AZ pur'eh hances thereuno belonging or
~ "uy WIS appertalnlng TO said mill; also. the
e ooa,"lne mouse and blacksmith shop and the
.oh'en.s' contents hx'ures ard appurienances thereuuto
belonging All of which properly was dn,, 49,
led npon and seized under an by virt,e of.n az
eenlion heretofore issued. on the Isl dav oi u.v
loos; all OF which property will sell "A aiors-
sai:', or SO much thereof as may be suf5cjent to
cxno1' .a'" 'uu. 'neh' COSTS. tccruing costs aud
'Npe"s<S o' sale J. B CARDER.
Constable Township No. =
auburn, Jan. Sth, 1870. .-3w
The Placer herald., 1870-01-15
DEATH OF RANKIN WALKUP.

We are called upon to record the sudden death
OF another old and respected citizen and business
man O. Columbus RANKIN WALKUP retired to
bed at about eleven clock Sunday night alter
having convrrsed cheeriully with his friends and
family. Within an hour or two be a okc and
complained of severe headache. asking his wife
to give him drink oil water. He sat up in bed
to receive it, but before his alarmed wife could
hand it to him he Tell lack upon his pillow, IN
sensible and soon afterwards expired Inc
news of his sudden death created profound SEN
salon among The many circles Of business men
and citizens by whom te was we'll known and
universally esteemed. He leaves iamiy con-
si.ting Of a vile and daughter, who mourn in
sincere sorrow the loss OF Il good huslrnd ana
father Mr. WALKCP was at one time Democratic
Senator from the Miami District, and filled sew
eral other public posi- tlons with ability, hdelity
aud efficacy He was in the 54th year OF his age
and up TO t c time OF his sudden demise, seemed
to have enjoyed vigorous bealth. His remains
were inferred at Green Lawn Cemetery, yesier-
day i" the presence Of large concourse OF
moul ming friends. Columbus Crisis.
The deceased was an elder brother OF the edi-
tor Of this paper, and had been blessed with re-
markablc good health from the years OF manhood
to the hour Of bis death. An examination show
ed that death was caused by the rupture of one
Of the largest blood vessels of the brain. The
deceased is survived by two brothers, Col. John
Walkup of Auglaze county, Ohio, and the writer,
and three sisters, who in deep sorrow grieve lor
the loss of a kind and beloved .rothsr, and
mournully sympathsc with the bereaved widow
and now lathelless daughter luscrutablc are
the ways of Providence
The Placer herald., 1870-01-15

TAX CoLLECToR. We called attention in
a previous number Of our paper to the fact
that there are no Tax Collectors provided for
in the counties Of Butte, Contra Costa, E.
Dorado, Los Angeles, Msndocino, New da,
Placer and Yuba. Some parties have sug-
ges ed that the old Collectors can hold over.
but ,his would be 30 fsr ierthtd, tricky.
ridiculous ard outrageous as to meet with n
solemn no from the whole pu' lie. Even If
this outrage could be perpstrs,ed on The
people, we would have no Tax Collectors in
this county on the first Monday Of March
next. No person can hold two offices of
honor, trust or profit at the same time. The
Collector of District No. |, holds an
Office of honor. trust and profit; Collector
of District No. 2, is member of the L.gis
laturs, ard his office Of Collector has been
vacant since he was sworn 10 and the Col
lsctor Of District No. 3, will become Sheriff.
on the first Monday of March, so that in
fact, under any circumstances, We will have
no Tax Collector on the first Monday OF
March next. We do not suppose that any
one seriously thinks Of trying to usurp an
office to which he has not been slectsd or
even a candidate for, and so We dsms. this
hinted at outrage, which would raise storm
OF Indignation which would not be healthy
to our county finances.
The Sheriff is the only officer 10 the coun.
ty that will be beggared by the new fee and
salary bills Of last session. and though all
three Of the Collectors claim to have lost
money, or a. least made nothing, vet in
con neo,on with his other duties he could
probably perform the duties Of ex-ofhcio
Tax Collector moro efficiently and with less
expense than any other officer. In view of
these facts we think the Legislature should
al once provide for making the Sheriff Of
this county ex officio Tax-Colleclor, so that
be may be prepared to accompany the As
sessor when be starts out in March, without
which We must loose a large amount of per
sonal property and poll taxss. We look at
and speak Of this matter purely in the light
Of Justice. and what would bs best for The
people of the whos county.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-15
cONSTABLE's SALE.

Ql VIRTUE Of an Execution issued by H. W
~ Starr Justice Of the Peace of Township No.
10, Placer cou"iy State Of California. on the
81 day oi December A. d, 1869 and to me direct.
ed in t'vor OF Peter Ahart aud against ! r
NIckerson, A. Cadwalader and j. NJ. IIubburd
Judgme Il Sl4s so, costs $40 65. with inerest
from date on iudgmen, ut the rate of per cant
per annum, have levied up"u, seized and will
expose 10 public sale, at the Ranch of ,aia Hnh-
burd aud others kaown as the French Ranch !,
on Coon Creek, on MONDAY. the 10Th ooy q,
January.A D. 1870, at the hour OF 2 O'Clock p
M. all the right, title interest and claim OF tbe
said J. X. Nickelson. A. Cadwalader nd J NJ
hubburd in and to the iollown. property lyno
and being in Placer county, to wit; Forty coris
oil wood, more or less one Gu rlz mill, togethe,
with engine, boiler. and the machinery t6creto
belonging. Together with al and snrnlar the
appurteuances thereunlo belonging.
GEORGE SMALL.
Constable OF Townrbip No 10
Auburn, December ilth. lS69.-3w
Inc above sale is postponed until MONDAY
January Slst, 1870 at 2 o'clock p NJ. By order
OF Plaintiff. GEORGE SuAi
Constable OF Township No. 10
Auburn, January 18th, 1870 3w.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-15

TN PURSUANCE OF an Order of the Honora-
/ BILE Board OF Supervisors Of Placer county,
made Oh the 4lh day # November. 1869, Sealed
Proposals will be received at the Office of the
Clerk OF said Board, up 10 the first Monday in
February, A. D., 1870. to do the county printing
OF Placer county, Tor the tearm oil one year, 40
PILLOWS:
The 3ids must specify the price per square for
publishing in newspaper published in the coun-
ty. for the First, Second, and additional inser-
tons. Also he price per hundred for the fol-
lowing blanks:
Assessors schsduls with attached statistical
blank.
Property tax receipts.
Poll, Road, AID Dog tax receipts
Delinquent tax Receipts
Auditors Statements.
Foreign Miners Licenses.
Treasurer Receipts.
Treasurers monthly Statements.
jury certificates.
Sunmonses.
SubpGnas.
Probate Blanks.
District Court Blanks.
County Court Blanks
Registration Transfers.
Certificates OF Registration.
Aud all other blanks required by the County
or used by County officers at proportionate rates,
according to paper and amount of work. Elec-
tion Banks not included.
Posters, whole sheet, 24x34.
Z" halt shec'.
quarter sheet.
eighth sheet
Election Proclamation Posters, half sheet, in
GLIDING law.
Great Register Ter line.
All blanks ID be printed on good paper and in'
workmanlike manner
W. B. LYON, CLERK Of Board.
Auburn January 9Th 1870 5v
The Placer herald., 1870-01-15

The ALTA ALMANAC and Book of Fact.
containing full and authentic Calendar for
1870; Ecipses Of the Year; Tabular and
running statement. from official sources, o.
The Agricultural Products of 1868; Sketch
Of our Local Industries; Official Returns o
Elections Of September and October, 1869
List Of United States, State and City and
County Executive. Judicial and Legislative
Officers; Domestic Exports; Gold Exports;
Internal Rsysnue Collections, Rain Fail oi
seven years, List Of Presidents and Vice
Presidents since formation of Federal Con.
sti.ution; Schedule Of Stamp Duties; Trans.
actisns Of Labor Exchange; etc., ETC., has
been received at this office, for which the
publishsrs bays our thanks. The work is
sold At twenty five cents per copy.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-15
sU NJ MONS.

State Of California. County OF Placer. In JUS
tices Court OF Township No. 6.
The proplc Of the state Of California 10 D. M
HdLLIGA.N, Greeting.
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before
L me al my Office. or at the office OF nv sue.
ce'sor in Township Number Six. Placer coun.
ty, State OF Cali ornia, within fifteen DAYS
after hnal publication OF this ummons. TO an
swer the complaint OF Frank Holman. wherein
ne Prays Judgment against you Tor the sum of
Two Hundr d and Eleven Dollars and to,tv-
seven cents, (s2ll 40 in an action Tor Hay sold
and delivered to you at your request in the year
A. d. 1868
Ard take notice if You fail to appear and an
swcr, plaintiff will take judgment against Won in
default IN the sum OF s2Il AZ, together with
interest aud the costs OF suit and apply to said
court for the relief prayed or
Given under ,L my hand, this 9th day yf Decem-
ber A. D. 1869.
ISAAC THOMPSON,
Justice of the Peace Township M
ual- 3m
The Placer herald., 1870-01-15

VICKs ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE and Flo.
raj Guide for 1870 has been received at
this office: The first Edition of One hun
drsd and twenty thousand copies Of Vick's
illustrated Catalogue Of seeds and floral
Guide is published and ready to send out.
1t 10 elegantly printed on fine tinted paper,
with about 200 fine wood Engraviugs OF
Flowers and Vegetables, and beautiful
colored pIate-consisting Of seven varieties
Of Phlcx Drumondi, making fine boquet
Of Pbloxes. 1t is the most beautiful. az
we'll ~ the most instructive Floral Guide
published, giving plain and thorough direc-
tions for the culture Of flowers and vegeta-
blss. We received the Guide and packags
Of seeds last year, all of which were true to
the label, germ'nated readily, and did well
for the chance they bad; indeed some of The
plants are now in bloom 10 our garden
Persons desiring to send for the Guide. or
sseds or shrubs, can examine the work At
this office.
The Floral Guide is published fer the
benefit Of customers, to whom it 10 sent free
without application, but will be forwarded
to all who apply by mail, for ten cents
which is no. baif the cost. Address, James
Wick, Rochester. N. Y.