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UNION HOTEL,
EVERETT ROUNE.
BRIGGS HOUSE.

The undersigned takes pleasure in @nnounc-
ing 10 has former patrons ana the public tn at be
has associated himself with the management Of
tie Briggs House. Chicago, where be VIII be
pleased 10 entertain his friends, and where every
| effort will be made secure the comfort end en-
| joy ment of all who favor the house wish their
patronage. RIO ART sOMERS,
| mchl0 Late Of the Richmond Bouse.
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The undersigned will continue the business
at the old stand. Thankful for past patroG age
he hopes for a continuance of the same
aprl9-d3w VIM c. WEIGH.
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House to Rent
FURNISHED on USFURNIsRED.

A LARGE BRICK HOUSE, CON
n tanning seven rooms and pantry,
good cellar, eistern and we'll. situated on a
double lot with stable aud carriage house.
also has good variety of shrubbery, fruit
trees, grape vines, etc, will be rented to small
family
For full particulars, enquire en- the premises
J. MONROE,
fed13dn Cor. Broadway and I'd Avenue.
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LOCAL OTIOES.
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0s :. >. EITCk'S FAyuy puys,o,Ar. 90
- pages sent by mail free Teaches Row TO
cure all disea.es of the person; ,kip, hair ewes.
complexion. Write to 7i4 Broadwsv Ner Yo,k
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- S%A->< @9 &&) AS
Or earlier if tickets are earlier disposed oi
A LAND hAILk0AD sLhEMk uud.r the
management Of LJeum>tl hns tnesTs, OF
this Il. /. d +. Il. X Company
(shouId any change OF tu-e be N Aqe due 10
ticS wtli be given Ticket hOl-ersJ
A. the conclusion of the concert the property
nemsd IL the last gwen below w.i be DISTRIBUTED
10 0Clders Vt prIz- tickets by = cominltt.e 10 be
then and there chosen BY the ticAet holders
Tickets L.hiled 10 5000.
Ca Last q Prizes to be Gteen Apay ~gsa
Is, eEanu F.4ze, uHe On>A l.s.aeucs
OF 4 LAomoiy, Esq, Masser as
eh.bic h i d r * II - Fa.ued at & O. eos
Z, III sHd Prizs, the line Il~.ne IesIdeIee
OF Z Root, vAIoed At. ...... 5,o.o
/ 81 Grand Pie, une tr&ae resideLcs
on oh street, valued at...-....... $500
4th GTand Prize, tue frame resIdenue
on s'h street valued at................ S,2OO
/ 5th Gtasc PlIze, nne frame resIdsnes
On raruam Eueet, valued at.............- S,0J0
9th Grand Prize, MxIha,hek Square
M Piano, slaed 1T .................. S.U
7th Grand Priz, | M4th9sh hex octave
Grand Piano, valued at ......... ,.......... sac
eth Grand frize, one o octave piano case
Meloaeon. valued 4r....................... z0o
9Th Grond Prlge, tine carriage Horse,
harness aud tor buggy, yala.d ar. 1890
One cash prize eff oS..............,.,,.... 400
RI Twocssh .rjzes of $500 each ........... ace
Fifty cash prize. of xIoO each ,...... 5000
Tive hundred cash prizes OF $40 each.... 1900
One thou and cash prizes of s. EACH. b,UOS
Fifty hunting case god Watches, Sal~ed
al 5000 each 10, eco
rs Ladies gold watches valued at sos
eaco-...- -..'-'' 4''-0
ss5 eseh..........-.. ...................... I,62;
25 Ladies gold chains, val at SOS EACH. 1872;
IS Gents' gold chains, val. al sos EACH. 62'
Total amount of prizes.......-..........s5 s5s,f 81
For ref Fences refer 20 all ths principal bGsl
ness Of the city of Davenport.
Financial Trustee-C sTEgART ELLIS Pres
ident Qtizens' National Bank.
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Rock IsLABp. May 4.

THIS Flour market is corrected at Warmers
Mills and tho quotations are the ruling prices OF
the Rock Island market.
WINTER WHEAr FLouR-W holesale, .$s. 40
Retail D. 90
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raw ADvnRxxsHnGzMxs.
FORTY WEEKS FOR ONE DOLLAR !

AAkRICAh RURAL HOME from april
tnrsi "a .s Eirst-cl,s Eight-page, Agricul-
UopEtsm smily Weekly. specimens Free
s n0r AINs a WILCOX, Rochester, N Y.
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Philadelphia. New ' ork. Washington,
Financial Agents Northrrn Pacific Railroad Co
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, MrcHELL 4
LYEDE, Rock Isl md.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK MANUTAC
TURERs BANK Moline
DEvoRE b SHEPPARD; e. E. ROGERS
A. SON Port Byron
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-15
DOMESTIC IMTELLlcENc E
From Washiaxtsn.

From auotM4tSu
WASHINGTON, March l5.-On motion
of Mr.. Woods, It was resolved that the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, when
appointed, be requested to examine
into, and report at the next session OF
Congress, whether the Territory OF
Lower California would be a desirable
acquisition to the United States, and
also with such recommendations look
ing to that object as may seem to that
COMMITTEES just and expedlent with
reference thereto.
Tho New Hnmpshire Election.
New York, March l5.-The Tribune
this morning says that the Republicans
IN New Hampshire yesterday seem to
have lost the Governor, all their Con-
gressmen, and the Council, and proba-
bly, the Senate, while the House Is only
claimed by the Republicans by a ma
jority of from 10 to 20, in a body OF
over 800 members and that on the
vote from lG5 towns the Republicans
gain 10 on last years vote Of 9GO,
while the Democrats gain 3,43G as net
Democratic gains Of 2,476.
The Tribune then adds: "New
Hampshire has not become Democrat
ic, as this vote means mainly, if not
wholly, Republican apathy, born OF
over-confidence and continuous tri-
umphs of 1G years, and Republican
d~isaffeetion, engendered by local quar-
rels and unwise and ui!timely trouble"
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A MAN BOILED TO DEATH IN THE
TUB OF A Thomas j..
Barry, 4 Government collector, came
to q most horrible death yesterday at
Flelshauer's distillery, near Sedams-
vile. The man was seen during the
afternoon sitting In n window near the
tub in which the worm Is coiled, and
which Is filled almost constantly with
hot water. Being needed aud not to
be found, search was made for him
about the building, and messengers
we're sent to Sedamsville. A hat was
finally discovered floating In the tub,
and the body was found soon after.
1t was thought to have been In the
vessel ut least two hours, and its con-
dillon after being exposed to the action
of water heated nearly to the boiling
point for this length of time al be
easily imagined. lt Is q relief to think
that the death of the unfortunate man
must have been almost instantaneous.
Barry had been In the employ of the
Government for many years, and had
the reputation of being n good and
faithful officer. lie was thirty years
of age. and leaves n wife and one or
two children, who are residing at Sc
damsville.-Ciacinna Enquirer, 81.
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I.r.c1.L rxLxoRAx TO THE GOLD I'LL News

IaHUCIAL TkIk9hAA " "A wv
The drawing of the Grass Valley
Lottery commenced yesterday at half
past - o'clock, and ended to-day about
IL. In consequence of a goodly por-
ton Of the tickets not being sold, the
managers withdrew them, and then
deducted their cost from the prizes
which were drawn = making them
one-fourth less than originally in
tended. This, Of course, will be very
unsatisfactory to most persons WHO
were lucky enough to draw prizes.
The following Is a List of the Draw
ings for all prizes amounting to one
hundred dollars and upward, according
to the original schedule, and show the
prizes drawn for those amounts, less
the deduction under the new schedule.
The prizes Of less than II hundred
dollars, under the original schedule,
have not yet been announced by tele-
graph.
wEIroN's GIFT LOTTERY, In Gold
Hill. Is governed by the drawing Of
the Grass Valley Lottery-except that
Welton will act more honorable, and
make 10 deduction on prizes, as he sold
N, arlv all his tickets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-15

HuMRoI.pr BAY EARTHoUAEE.-On
last Thursday. at 4 few minutes past !
o'clock +. NJ, this vicinity experienced
4 severe shock Of earthquake, which
had the effect Of driving into the
nearly the whole population OF
Eureka. Tile opinions as to the direc-
ton Of the vibrations differ, rs some
that they were from west to east,
some from southeast to northwest, and
others that they were due north anu
south. The shock was said to be the
severest, with II exception, that Inns
ever been felt by the Oldest inlabitant
here. The oscillations lasted about
twenty seconds. No damage was done
to buildings in Eureka. In the lower
portion OF the county the shock was
more severe. rs several chimneys were
shaken to the ground In the vicinity Of
Rohneryille. At Centreville goods
were thrown from the shelves In
Thorn's store, while ut Cape Mendo-
elmo the light-keeper's residence was
so badly damaged as to be unsafe. The
tower was uninjured. Another dis
tinct shock was felt ut O o'clock the
same day, and several shocks since.
At Petrolia all the chimneys we're
thrown down, and the goods in Schu-
macher's store were much injured
Eureka Independent, March 9Th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-15

CALIFoRNIA APPRECIATION OF GEN.
Ius.-A San Francisco correspondent
Of the Pittsburg Chronicle, after refer
ring to the popularity Of Bret IIarte In
California, says:
l begin to think that Calitornlans
have n sharp eye for the discovery Of
genius. Mark Twain's humor and, pa
thos were recognized long before his
name had reached Eastern ears Ralph
Keller was known to our literary world
as u clever writer years ago. Starr
King had come to California before he
achieved a national reputation for clio
quence. Lolita was recognized rs a
Jewel In the rough when she was only
u melodeon actress, and so OH with
several others whose names do not at
present occur. Charles Warren Stod-
dard Is the only Californian Of any
literary pretensions whose local fame
has not been confirmed:by Eastern pop
ularity. though his poetry has drawn
from Tennyson u letter Of friendly
commentator. 1t may be that In any
other community the merits of those
| have mentioned would have been
discovered, but still I think that Cali
fornians have \ quicker perception OF
anything above mediocrity than the
rest of America.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-15
Az Indiana clergyman persisted in

An Indiana clergyman persisted in
baptizing a young girl against the pro-
tests of her father, who feared the Inn
mersion In icy water would kill her,
she being in very delicate health. The
pastor had the father held while the
daughter was being baptized, and the
parent now proposes to refer the mat
ter to the Courts, to ascertain whether
or not he has a right to control his
minor children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-15

Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
BY THE CABLES.
BY THE CABLES.
PROM EUROPE.

LONDON, March l5.-The Manchester
Gw@dian says that possibly Alsace and
Lorraine will be re-annexed to France
for q consideration.
The Times, on the reception Of the
Fenians in America, says: "They are
d~iscreditable appeals to honest Amer
leans, but should not judge England
from Fenian oratory."
AMIENs, March 10. THE German
army is marching into Alsace and
Lorraine.
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pRAwING OF THE
VALLEY LOTTERY,
ny WHICH

BY WHICH NUMBERS
welss.,s Geld H1n Lottery 10 -
be Decided.
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
tho Board Of Trustees, made on the 9th day Of
February, 1871, so many shares Of each parcel Of
said stock AZ may be necessary will be sold at
public auction, at tho ONCE Of the Company,
No. 4l4 California street, San Francisco, Call
fornia, on FRIDAY, the 31st day OF March, 1871,
at the hour OF 10 O'Clock 4. OF said day. TO pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
R. WEGENER, Secretary.
oHice-No. ~ California street, San Fran
cisco, California. m16-td
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FROM sAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANcIsco, March Isl p. NJ
The steamer California, from San Di-
ego and way ports, has arrived. She
has some coo bars of base bullion, a
large quantity of oranges and lemons,
and nearly $50 passengers.
In the Municipal Court to-day Jo-
seph La-Costa was tried and convicted
of assault to murder Dennis Sullivan.
lie was also tried OH m indictment for
grand larceny and acquitted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-15

TIE New York Tribune concludes a
bitter article OIL the retirement Of VIII
lard salisbury, Of Delaware, from tie
United States Senate, thus: "He goes
home with the brightest possibilities.
He may do better-he cannot do
worse" That Is a soothing reflection
for the ex-senator, certainly. Let us
hope he may profit by it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-15

WELToN's GnTLorrERY.-All num-
bers In the above schedule which may
have drawn prizes above 500 have
also drawn a prize in welton's Cliff
Lottery Of Gold Hill.
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CONFIDENCE SILVER MINING

u Company-Gold Hill, Storey County, State
Of Neysda-Sotice.-Ther are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account OF as
sessment lowed on the 9Th day OF February,
1871, the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders, as follows:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-04
~ ep'VHGE.
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ECR PURIFYING TasE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
i j |. !.
ccl!ent medicine enjoys,
W. N Is derived from its cures,
m H. "a many Of which arc truly
lInA-M 40 marvellous. hvcteTate
SzsssZ cases of Scrofulous dis
al. ease, where the system
II fsl seemed saturated with
IN Il - corruption, have been
EsssfR2 eeE2S purified and cured by 1t.
&GsYS Scrofulous affections and
..A,-s15icszzA disorders which were ag-
ffflssfsr grayated by the scrofI-
Ssszzsse<sss<ss-ss>@ lous contamination until
thcv wore nainfillv afcting have been radically
cured in such great numbers ia almost every sec.
ton of the country, that the public scarcely need
to be informed of its virtues or uses
Scrofnlous poison is one of the most destruc-
tive enemies Of our race. Oflcn, dis unseen and
unfelt tenant Of the organism underfnines the con-
stitntiOn and invites the attack Of enfecbling IA
tai Diseases without exciting suspicion of its
presence. Again, it seems TO breed infection
throughout The body, and then, on some favorable
occasion, rapidly develop into enc or other Of its
hideous forms, either on the surface or among tho
vitals. In the latter, tubercles may be suddenly
deposited in the lungs or heart, or minors formed
IN me Eser or = shows rs ~ p,t ~
the body. Hence the cecasionni use OF n bottle
Of this SarsdpdIiIid Is advisable, even when no
acve symptoms Of disease appeaI. lersons ~
find immediate relief, aud, at length, cure by the
use Of fhis LIS ~. 4s'fho-
nB's Fire, Rose or ETysiPelos, IsficI, sat
Sore Ears, and other eruptions or visible forms
of geIoftTons disease Also N The more con-
eenied forms, ms DBspepsia, DroT'sD. Heart
Disease, Tits, EpffePsn. Ncnrdf1td, ana
the various J7cerotts affections o. the huscuiAr
and nervous systems
Syphilis or Ten,reni md Her77rrirI Dts
eases are cured by il, though long time = -
ouired for subduing these Ohfunffc Intlafice by
snv Medicine But long-ccnunued use Of TINS
rneFicine win cur. tire complnint- Icuro1rhrs
or Whites, Ufrr-ibc U7crr1fiQBs. and eufgle
Diseases. are commonly sn1n revived and uiu-
unfeiv cured ~ if purifying ara inVieorrflng
effect. rinufe direrfirns inr each case are found
IN our AlrBanac SUPPLIED ETsllis- SlirHru efissa
and Cont when caused " r-ul.fiufs - ~
trrrerns rrrffrfs ir he Hood vieid rrIirklr % -
ns also Ifrer Cosysrlaflffs. ToryIidifE. tc5iGrs-
fiass OF DETERMINATION q the JirrT. rrc > rtfI-
dio~. when arising. - der niten Do, frnIn nc
rautiinE r,oisuns II fhc Mod Tlis hsJiff-
FfFTETA is rreat rus-rrfr TT me sire-rIh
and ri-ur cf Ire srstcm- 1linsc vie fre , IN
orfI rr1 T.fef1~sr. Tl~rrgudfarf- ftrrI 'ffes
and trsuflei -fh Nrr~ol-r f-lTi-r isrristf'ls =
Ica5-f. or afv - ne rreciinis eli-ft p ,.iir -
Ueaf,r~rr. III rfi1 in ne. haze rtlilf fu1 rpn-
rinrinS erifence q hs rsstoIili1Fe r0Eer 80
ri1L
PEEPLRED ~
Dr. &C. ATER q CO. Lowell Eas.-
rr.-s--f ons k-alsssr-r cher-tsts.
soIr II AL ufrseIsTs TT III.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-04
Mcditnl Elccirlc.lN.

DR.. Reuben Porter, n member of
the New York Electrical Institute,
visits Messenger ia the interest ol
suffering humanity, and will rrmain
ior seven days, 80 rs to give all who
ure afflicted with diseases, an oppor.
iunity to test his wonderful skill.
The Doctor has effected many re,
murkablc cures in this State, rs also
throughout the South, and his rep.
u,atiun MS II scientific practitioner
is national in it's character.
10 those afflicted thereof with
any Of the many lis 20 which flesh
is heir. we would say call at Maui-
son Hotel, and consult the dlSun-
guishcd Hr. Reuben Porter; If he
can cure or benefit you he viii tell
You so. You can rely upon his
statements. His testimonials are
all that the people can require.
Read the advertisement in the
supplement, and also the circular
accompanying it - Southern Mes'r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-04
Kentucky Jacks for Sale

IHAVT now zone TEN or TWELVE fine
large Kentucky JACKS, all fhoro'-
bred ard pedigreea, the. best blood Of Ken
tucky-froai' ahout Lexington and Dnnvihe
which OFFER FOR sale. They may
be found at the Residence Of II. c. Thorn
ton, twelve miles South Of Port Worth,
TnrlAnt County.
Any one Wishing superior Jacks would
do well TO call on me At an early day, Al
the above-named place.
JOHN HENDERSON.
February 4. 1s71.-2i.3ns
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-04

Tas fIIarHf.s aH Hisp ten
ff..stt uIir "a i.-oin.na.
iUH.
knar I,xss Jan 2e l'Tl,
go H.fr Tl. trirr r1arr.Iff n f
ftH O.. iaaH...
rs. -llr aii-niiip has lfen
raitrl fn Nuur ur i.r uf lAauarr 90
d.r ',Hs siai'nn as'nis w 10 10
rils gao triH-p railHa Vi AHlr
raiihai. ia rts-i. it WIli rnmp'l
u-s, s.,ip nns-hiii r' uBf-hipmrnis
of -.ipn hv ike lials,an n.rerl
Navigation CowpanY, ani ono hall
by iho iialre,inn liaiiruai,
Nu ~ Eai hers prarose a. lnille
q hiil nf riiaiErs sgsiusi YUnr cnn-
lanv that wnl,i pi'hahly exhaust
ihu wholo defalnsne at oulragcs-
No n"w only wof'se Ia meet iho
l,gs.'ni lssno, rAis arbitrary raj
iu- Mas nni contemplated hy iAr
mnn,ircnt charter, and itqgenl
eenerpls reliefs bestowed hy lhe
li,oi,ln Whu>e inlcrcss l. thus vllrly
assallcsl lie authority Nnn thus
ritrmpl - uNerrise, by which ysou
,liccc, hy what limo OF lranspprla
zion onr shipments at gotten shall
reach lhe rnast, makes usapprchon'
sive that our commonwealth hns
created "a power greater lhah the
State itseli, I'd. ....
Ne claim tie right and shalt So
cNrfri,p h, (vnnr order Ia the cent
trary nO,wilhslani usl In oar in
divilual capacity, and rs the repre-
senialivcs nfa very iarFe portion
at the planting interest ui the State,
orprolcsling against this unpara.'
lclcL assumption oi power I" con'
ir,l ~ sacred AN interest cnniidcd
10 our charge. We propose rather
eel choosing by what mode uI Trans
pnrlallnn our shipmyuls shall reach
galveston. Respectfully,
luIGuARr 4 LE0NAWp.
j. G. YARBRo * Go.
D. +, LrcE 4 Co.
y. C.. l., Hill y Co.
a. VI. PEuRY Il Go.
l.Eg BRns. 4 Co.
GAsroN ~ CAMPBELL.
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DOlys Washing Machine

lwHTaEri Nlh kasfiss fAEFNT iaTaF aaE,
saffts, sua a. fATfsr sFaF, sTr see aassusttsa'
ass laF fFFfliF a. Asl @lpsfsia, - sesAins
rl1huf rErT iakraiss, aHa "a tkriT oasi 10 ips
RfsT, - q Iiff i.bar ant sisihrs,
slaitrTa Has,tr Me hess ssrs ihfn tssiiG -
NAlaNss
lArE sAEr thFfsfssTihs u thr i.lsT snt o.si, sIA
Tag 60 lhriaslEus lfih Ia nsnFs AL raaifnir@rHi,
- rErTR AsEHE lstE lnsTn a. 49, IArui, zna rssr
,asTiia anr ksFa lhFa ia hsT heass-.N ss iiFisan'
ftTsAaHs-
~An rEnrll6nI M.fhins NarhiRs- Ne have tTisi
II, Tao Clsihrs NUngsI l. NTg sul~Tlu, 4 SD
hsna Hili sash lsrss hsnl~T - rlsess Ia = ~
ssnls e.. kairish IA, a. Episcopal Methodist,
After aErT isa AfAfs rflrTislsr ilh Nsig- Nc
as assursa that a u The Eleaiesi hrir aAa sfane
aFrF ~ irsr, laisI sHi siaasg 90 lais lei hal Ia
iTsdnsfa inio NaF isasshnld"
NnIiisses sNuH, Nss oFleans,
Il haTr Had hgiy WASHER ID 49, f.aiiy faT sEs
iinar u sisrs sHi ~ saiisf-sia, snt isks plsas
uI~ ia ooEaharlsing u % ths hssi Il s'srg hsase
hsldn n, f0ntGs, JsnsTssn, Teas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-04

Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit,
Herb, Tree & Shrub, and Ever
green Seeds, prepaid by Mail,
with directions for Culture
Twenty five different packages
of either class for Sl.0o, The
six classes s5.o0.
2O.00O sssas - arpl,. Pear chsr-
rs. a.: Grass s,efss Bees, Cahonrs- Car
roi. On on. sonasb. Tarrip, and AL fege-
table ard FIBprr Seed, in snail Or large
quapfties: also. Snail Fruits. Stocks,
b-lh.. Shrub. Terberas &C.. ~ msil- pre-
raid. Eer Goi1tn PENDED japan LILY,
51-. PRED Descriptive CsialoEus sent %
AIRY plan af5rts-. gratis Agents uanfed-
uhoIrs.is Lisf % AFsnir. tiuts anc he
Trade. Herds ~ corrr.issior-
IN WATSON. 90 CoiorJ Nurrsriss
ard Sod Ha-shtuss. f'yroufi 1ass.
Eaiab|i.he5 ir 1872
rstrr.r- ll. ls7l--1k2z-