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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-14

GEN. LEE. sss s:snd::S 5sss'' T1fs s sss SSs r
with a fnIl record # The csmpaigus and heroic
deeds of his CoMPANIoSs IN ARMs: BY o Stet'n'
guished aouthe q Journalist The Life OF uzn.
Tea ia here given full of facts OF interest never
before published, $50 psges and 80 hfe.hke 6tee'
Eneravings. Price s3 IS. 81 oper month MADE
by Di.abIed Soldiers aod active men ana women
selling this work.
E. B. TREAT & CO.. Publishers.
mar 9-4twch no. GA Broadway NJ u
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nj. CRONLY> Auclioneer.
By CRONLT ts MORRIS.
Administrators Sale.

SUPERIOR COURT.
Adam Empie, Adm ;nistrstor of James 8. Green,
Is.
James q. Green and Others, heirs at Law OF
James 3. Green.
Petition fo3. sale Of Re0I Estate.
By virtue of en- order made in the above en-
titled cause the undersigned as the Administra-
tor of the late JaInss s. Green will, on THURS
DAY the 18th da> Of May next, at 10 O'Clock
n. at the COura House in wilmington, sell by
Public Auction al the lands which belonged to
the late James 8. Green at tho tina of his death
living East Of the late Eastern boundary of the
city of vii ington. extending eSstwaFdly be-
yond Mil Greek, including the three parcels If
land conveyed 10 said James 3. Greea bv 3. D.
Wallace and VIM. A. Rourk, Executors of sam
uel BeerV By deed dated the 26th day of April
1853, ana also the lands conveyed by Miles Cos
tin TO James &. Green by deed da ed the 9Th day
Of September 1853, which said lands are par
ticuiarly described in the petition filed in the
Supe rior Court of New Hanover County by the
und 7rsigne1 as the Admins tr9tor Of said James
g. Gr-cn, under which tho order for the sale OF
the is made.
Said lands Will be eol& on q credit OF six apG
twelve months, and the purchaser will he r.
Quired to enter into bonds with good and snff1
clent security for the payment OF the purchase
money.
ADAM EMPIE,
Administrator.
april 9W7TCh
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april Z
NOTICE..

l HEREBY NOTIFY AND REQUE=T TIE
creditors Of Spaight Hill. Esq., to present their
claims nae the law Office of John n Stall
lings, Eco, in the town OF Kensnsy VILE ON Mon
day The Ist day of May preliminary to their
settlement.
a. @. MOsELEY. Tru tee.
april 9-4wch
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RATES or ADVE4TIsIvu.

ltqIare, OF 10 hafs or lorp. for esol, and every
Ia stti n, 81
apsc.sl t,oiloes will be ehpSe- 2 % res tqusre
isI sac'l and evarF lascTtiou.
~ oatu4ti.a add 5rival Q faSHchticne OF every
character are charged a. aGyeriise Inenis. ...- 81
az 10 adyertiseman. roHeoiDg upon private
oharsc.cr can, under Any cIRcuMsrAnoEs,7 be
admitted. - { r-i-a -,r-
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mar 8
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-23

By the above showing it appears clearly
that the net earnings of the p. S, & p. Road
the last year was IA Sc per cent. on it's own
stock. OF 81, 500, 900, or about l-2 pei
| cent. on SO, 900, 900 of capital, which would
be the cost of both roads.
| But it is evident that there is business
enough for two roads by the following show
| ing viz:
In 1850, three years after the lease and
agreement to pay the p. S. & p. road per
cent. on their capital, the total amount re-
ceived from passengers, freight &c. over that
road amounted to only $lS7,000. Taking
from this sum 800, 900 for interest as per lease
and it left to the Eastern & B. & M. Cos.
for running expenses S97, 900, or about so
per cent of gross receipts. And it is to be
presumed that this sum was amply sufficient
to pay running expenses else the other roads
made poor bargain by leasing the p. S. & p.
Then starting on this as basis take the
gross earnings of the p. S. & p. read for the
year 1870 which amounted to say $6lS,0
and equally divide it between the p. S. & p.
and the proposed b. & NJ. extension and il
gives to each say 5000 900 as gross income
for the year. Deduct 90 per cent. for operat-
ing, same as in 1850, and you have for net in
come for each road $l4S, 200 or nearly 10 per
cent. net dividend on the capital stock of
each road. found at later date than 1850
the expense for operating in certain year
amounted to 60 per cent. of gross earnings
but that would leave st per cent. on capital
stock of each road. And in 1866 l found the
expense of operating came up to nearly Ga
per cent. but even that would give yearly
dividend to each;road on their capital of 2-5
per cent.
But Mr.. Speaker, let us look at the pros
pectire business of this road. tits well known
that the European & N. A. Railroad (Which
will in a few months be finished and open up
railroad communication 100 miles east of st.
John, together with the Maine Central, Port
land & Kennebec, Grand Trunk and in fact
all other railroads in the State of Maine con-
verge in the city of Portland, and the only
outlet all this net work of roads have west of
Portland is over this one road viz. the p. S.
&P. And the more roads we open in Maine
the more business is poured through this sim
gle channel. And its increase in business has
been very striking.
In the year 1850 the whole amount of in
come from freight carried over the p. S. { z.
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been presented single remonstrance fromany
citizens of our State. No one appears here
to object except the officers of the P. s. & Pa
and their paid agents. And when SO many Of
the citizens of our State ask the privilege Of
accepting such boon as is now offered them,
can you deny them? How strange all this
seems to me Here is company Offering to
enrich the State of Maine to the amount of
millions of dollars, and asks nothing in re-
turn, but privilege to do part of our busi-
ness as low or lower than it is now done;
and we hesitate to accept the boon! Such
blindness is unheard of! Such stupidity chal-
lenges our utmost patience! Think you, Mr..
Speaker that this good old State of Maine will
any longer tolerate the embargo this now alien
z. S. & z. Company, now married to that
Woated foreigner, the Eastern Railroad Com
pany; think you, that we shall tolerate the
embargo it puts upon every ton of freight and
every passenger who seek egress from or in
gress to our State? Shall we any longer be at
the mercy of any one corporation? Standing
as this company does at our very threshold, it
levies its onerous duties and we, the people
have no choice than to pay. Give US this B.
& M. extension and then we have choice.
Give US this and the embargo will be lifted.
There will be opened an unobstructed and
quick communication, between the people and
products of the State, and the Boston market.
The merchant will have an advantage in
transportation not heretofore enjoyed. A new
facility in reaching market that will induce
large shipments, and increased production.
For the cheaper, easier, and quicker the means
of conveyance to market, the more will be
the production, and the greater the benefits
that must accrue to the people of our noble
State sHst
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For Sale at a Bargain !!
A NEW PIANO /!

rs octave, Richly Carved Legs and Pedal, Pearl
Moulding, Four Round Corners Back finished like
Front large New Concert Scale; over-strung bass;
French top hampers, with new Agrafe arrange
ment; and all Modern improvements. 1t is one OF
the celebrated GUILD PIANOS, and is q very fine
and deep toned instrument superior to any have
ever seen. For the purpose of introducing higher
grade OF instruments into Augusta and vicinity, the
above piano has been left at my Office, and am
authorized to sell the same at comparatively low
figure. The former price was 81 900. Persons
wishing magnificent Square, Grand Piano, war
ranted for ten years, should call at my Office at
once. l will give Good New Piano to any one
who will get the requisite number of subscribers
for the American Literary Review.
l.. A. SHATTUCk, NJ. ID. Office, corner Bridge
and Water streets, Augusta, Maine.
Feb. 18th. t3W
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Nennebtt Journal.
Published on Water Street, Foot of Court,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN L. NASH.
4ailg Aennrbet yournal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports of the Markets. and has carefully pre-.
pared political and local articles, and generous
amount of farming home and miscellaneous read
ing with full compilation of State news.
Terms, u per annum in advance; % If payment
is not made within the year. Single copies cents,
to be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements one inch in length, three in.
serons or less &100; rs cts. for every subsequent
insertion. Longer advertisements, those inserted
for any considerable length of time, will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices rs per cent. additional
Amusement Notices, o. per square per week.
0aeehlp 4ennebet cJoarnal,
Published every Wednesday morning,
the largest folio paper in the State, containing
news political articles, agricultural and scientific
matter tales poetry, anecdotes, household recipes,
markets, &C., sc.
Terms o. per aanwm in advance.
Transient Advertisements, 81 so per inch for
drst week; 25 cents per week for each subsequen
insertion.
Special Notices, $500 per inch for first week;
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Business Notices. in reading columns, 20 cents
ubsequent insertion.
All transient advertisements to be paid for In
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Unanswcrable Arguments.

EScaDIis!ictl fucts arc silent arguments
which neither pen nor tongue can shake,
and it il upon established fAbt5 that the
.repulation If Hootctter's, Stomach Bit
te:s, as y health preserving elixir, and
q wholesome aid powerful remedy, ls
based. When witnesses c,'nhe forward
in crowds, yrar after year, and reiteis.te
The same statements iii reiailon to the
beneficial effects, of a medicine, upon
themselves, disbelief IN its efficacy is
litc-ttHy ih,J5o$%;Ghc.. The credentials of
this ullrdllailcd tonic and ulterativc, eX-
tending over a period Of nearly twenty
years, iiiclude individuals of every class,
and resteIils OF every cline, aud refer
to the most prevalent among the COM
plaiints which af1iict and harass the
Human hrnniiy,s EnArf Il smlillitftls Of
ncurlr, strangers to each other, have
iau,luaily been seized with ali insane
and m0livelcss desire, to, deceive the
public, or Hoslcttur's Bittrrs, for NO less
'than fifth of q century, have been
aattordipg such relief to sufferers from
indigestie4 isrer:ahd as,tc, tbilIenNsness
general dcbility and nervous disorders,
as no, o.her, prcrarution. has, ever i'm
frartsd. To-day. '7phi'c the cyes Of tic
! reader are upca these lines, tens CT thou
Esands Of both sexes arc relying upon the
Bittcrs as 4 sure defence against the all
mcnts which the preseltt season 'engen-
'dcrs, and their epnfidenoe isS notFmis-
placed. The. local potioBs'whichSlintcr-
estestcd dealers sometimes endcavor to
fo;st upon the sick in its stead. are
everywhere meeting the fate that is
! due to fraud and impostnre, while the
demand for tile great vegetable specific
is constantly increasing. '""
Feb 3, 1871 41-lm
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j oB1ITttAgRT o,B1ITEstjt;3A
FELL Asleep INJESrlS

| On Saturday morning, at 3 O'Clock,
kJalnlary p4th. .rI1@l. = Mrs Mary A.
twasalaw. y M! wife tile Hon. lRsDjami"
The subject iof this memorial was
lI,orn in .Ahbovilie Co. So. Ca. ON the
;2tth Of july in the Year Of: Oar Lord
1876 She was born Of the Spirit in tln'
wear 1862; and upon making a pro.cs-
| Sion of.lier faiths and bcirg 'hap'iZc'i
by Elder II. II. Ardis, was admitted into
/ tic Fellowship of thr; .siNdison Baptist
I rhurc6 on tie first LorG7S Day or Sen
trlnher of.the same Erar. '... ~
Her. illness was. short being. CO ges-
'tiorn OF the hraiu. And from the ms, =
of the disease, she was uncon~c;nis fr
hours, before her Spirit took its fight,
and was therefore unable to give, in her
last moments, u testimony of her faith.
But in the earlier stages Of her iilicss,
Shc expressed herself as being convinced
that SHE was lying on her bed Of death,
saying that SHE WIS ready and willing
ito 90 to the Lord, Whenever lie was
lpleased. to eaiL her.
| Her life manifested that it was con-
trplIed and guided hy Faith, Hope !arh
! love. As &. wife she, wa all in all IT.
, GSF ultSDalltt Nfic' itVtio LII iSi NSNntN -
affection for more than twenty Years, his
happiness; in her good .ilpdgcment---a
isseralyiser;, in her abouGai.ns charity, q. Z
-; f;thful almoner OF the means lent him
1 by his. Heavenly Father: In a " Nl
|lnts sAlfilh tbeS iRtGiiti0iItof GnlLDn
Soming woman, AID indeed was help
met. -" '..''s''lh. - -t,"N = ~
! As a tiaughter-fher dutiasito her a"ea
/ mdhcr, Wills that mother reIaiucd on
] eala,, were-EithfGHy n,d dGfrct:oDatcly
!; perbrmcl. 70 her youngest brothers
! anasistcrs she eiaeted the part; OF tnlht her.
, siste, friend, and deeply do they dcplorc
/ theiE loss, AS 4, ,friend--she was ever
! ready to lend Il HELPING haud--cver will
q ing tGaid aid ass;st byihci' hearty SYM
patlsr r-or to share the contents Other
/ pursetif needed. Her house. WAS. I've
I abode of hospitality. She has been re-
: mnvc1from her sorowing friends Dr,a
season. But thank God we can look
d"pon Ter departures a. one WHO, Aeihg
/ 5invitclby her Savioilr to t.laeI Imssessi"n
] of Il lssiek,in tlreskies. ligsS sa feiyS ar
4 rived\ there, and has entered into tl!c
= presence, of her God wv here; she Is now
3enjoying that rest which' rc.riaiheth for
4 His peOle, through Christ oar l,orl. tr
4 May we lfoitoHi aafterAand NAV au
fwhom sle loved, rejoin i'll the better
4 land, where there shall be no parting
duo more SG'rOw-n0 more sin.
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/ Doors, SAsIIEs, BLINDS, MouLDINGs..
&c.-We would call special attention to
the advertisement IN another column #
Mr., p. p. Toale. of Charleston, S. c.
Mr.. Toalc is an extensive and successful
manufacturer, and there cal, he no doubt
that our readers would consult their owl,
Interests hy corresponding with him be-
fore purchasing goods in his line from
other darties. . I'm I'LL,
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70 the Commissioning Of sHec.
Ions for the Election Dis.
trict of Abbeville County:

w HEREAS, the Hon. H. J. IL max,
who at the general election held in Oc-
tOber, 1870, was chosen a, member Of the
Senate of the State Of South Carolina for
t!e election district of Abbeville county,
to serve the term of four years, has de-
ceased; and whereas, the Constitution
of the State of South Carolina directs,
that in sucl cases. writ Of election
9 all be issued by the President of the
Senate, for the purpose of filling the
vacancy thus occasioned for the rest OF
term for which said member so deceased
was elected:
Now, therefore, you and each OF you
are hele eby required after due advertise
ment, and with strict regard to all pro-
visions Of the Constitution and laws Of
sad state, touching your duty in such
case, to hold all election for member
.of the Senate of the State of South Car
DINA, for the county of Abbeville, TO
serve for the remainder Of the term for
which said member, Hon. II. J. Lomax,
was elected; the polls to be opened, at
the various places of election, in said
district, OH THURSDAY, SIXTEENTH
day of FEBRUARY, 1871, by the va
rious managers of election, for those
places respectively, in accordance with
the provisions Of the act of the General
Assembly. entitled IAN act providing
for the General Election, and the man
ner of conducting ,the saEe,,'f approved
March lst, 1870, and this writ, together
with your return of the. election to be
held under it, have before the Senate at
its next meeting after:the eleetiona "
ALONZO J. RANSIER, q
- President Senate.
Attest, J. WooDhurr, -! q 5'..11
80 60 Clerk of Senate,
Jan p, 1871 @-st =. 2 (. .y.
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A SAVINGS BANK.

and attention Is called to the fact tha
the safety of these deposits, as well as
all Others, are guaranteed by the whole
capital of the Bank No safer mode OF
temporary investment IL offered to the
public than this the deposits being pay
able on demand, or on short notice. De
posts of any amount received either ii,
currency or coin, and payable in the
same. Interest will be pail ut the end
of each six months, should deposits re-
main beyond that length of time.
Columbia, $. c., January %, 1871. 20
Feb. 3, 1871, IL --3m - ...-.
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"PERsEvERE TO THE END AND YOrR
EFFORTS WILL BE REwARDED"-con-
tiupc to use SUMTER BITTERS ard
a cure for your Dyspepsia will be your
reward. 7.s ........... .." .sa.e... ...t.t;
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THE capital stock of this Bank l.
nov s2p'l .00J, all Of which la. been
paid in, md confirmed by tin: Cnmp;ro|-
Ter OF the Currency Authority IVA: also
been received for further increase to
the amount of s.5o,O'M, of which over
So, ,Oil0 has alredy been taken. Persons
wishing to make an Investment Should
apply without delay. The surplus fund
is now SO, 900, or three per cent. upon it,
stock.
The Carolina National Bank issHe~
cestificates of deposit, hearing interes,
nrarticnlly
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/ IL ARR RED.

Z .MARnrFD ep slstJ January 1871, by
Rev, g. f. IGibert, Mr.. J. F .lHUNTER
ard Miss. MARY LINK, al of Abbc-
vito County. RI " ".
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nUR CUSTOMERS and FRIEND {
" will remember that we solo
our GOODS SOLELY upon the eS-
pectation Of receiving payment for
them on or before the 1st October.
Tune -ahnstris iatr9p3ay' @'H c
aeed money to Garry on our business
Wektave oss'Strd' you "o~ Aetp us and
save that heavy interest
Our accounts for 1869 Gust be
e!osed-f.iendly if we eau, toFcibIy II
we must.
WALLER & Il BROTHER,
Sept %, 1870, g IF i s
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E:;H Ga ;{Y;Iltdyzs;lJ
Bntll,cr.& Rreker. no. n5 Broad Street
January. U Try. ~, 1871.

I....1r y - y. n....p
STATE SEcuR1rIEs-SS South Carolina,
old, "a S5; do new,-65;; do, ,resist'd
stockI cX int q 10. ,s -.,..,.r:rg 70 ,jfAg41
CITY SECURITIES - Augusta, Ca,
Bonds,-a 7S;; Charleston, 5. G., stock,
tqrint,-a so; do, Fire Loan Bonds,
10; Co!nmhia, y C., Bonds, "a 69.' 70
RAILROAD BuSDs- Blue Ridge, first
mortgage, 81 d -; Charleston aud Sa,
va,tnnh, ,,G3a- Charlotte, Columbia aud
Augusta, "a s.; ChcraW and Darling
ton, u 81. GFceuville and, ,CoIuubis, Ist
mort. Snr--; do, State guarantee, GA;
Northcasterh, 81 8 -; savannah aud
CllarleslOn, 1st mort, "a, IS; do State
gu.trualcc, 6th--; South Carolina, "A I3;;
10. 90; .SpartanburS and sUnioh,-a So
RAILROAD SToCKs-Charlotte, Column
ba and Augusta,-M4 40 ;Greenvile and
Columbia, z a; northeastern, l3a-;;
S savannah and Charleston, abb; South
{ ,Yo!ina, w:olc shares, '-a4D; do, half
snaEes;--a 22s. 90 } gg.sct.rs . .vsG
EXCHANGE, &c-New York Sight, !
eff par: Cola, 'l,!ia III SILVER, l0sa-
stSt:I!TiI CAROLINA BANkIBH.Ls. <!4E>f
*Ba!. X OF Charlcatol.."-....-.
Bank o. tnmden....!.....-..,.! 3ua-
Iank OF GcorgctoWn........ HI
Bauk ,ul South Car0ilna......y......" Sa-
Bank of CheSter.. ..... Sa-
l-;alkI Hamburg. g.>s:,.....r".......- "a =
BanK Of Ncwberry y........................ 3a--
Bank Of State of $. G., prior to 1861 35a-
Bank of State OTIS, C., issue Asgll
and 1882, Observation-Disclosures. 222a-
xP!anters' and Mechanics Bank Of
Charleston -... -...... .....!.,.,s...............-a a.
zPeop!c's Bank OF Ehaiieston,...".-a-
*UniolI. Bank Aof' Charleston. h........-a-
Southwestern. II r Blk Of Charles
ton, old, 80. ....s,.......,.....-a-
Southwestern R III baiik OF. Charl-
esto,i, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
State Bank OF e Eaflestuil,. ....,........ 6a-
Farmers. and Exchange Bank of
lCllariestolL ....:.... ~. ......,,.,....: Oh
Exchange Bank of Goluinb:a........ Ia
G m!nesc:al Bank Of fEOlumhia...:. ia
Me- cI.i,,liss I3nnk OF sCheraw ........ ga
Planters Bank OF fSFairfiefd........ 5a-
State of South Carolina Bills Rcceiv-
able, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9oa-
City of Charleston Change BiIls...., Sod
*B"', Worked thus (*J are Uaihg re-
deemed at The Bank Counters OF each.
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CONSIGNEES

The following named persons bave
freight in thc Depot: .. ~. -. /.
H W Lawson, \ X Watson, E L Ed
wards, u G Edwards; Norwood, 7DuPfc
& Co., Moore & Co., Jay & Bradley, j c
Pressly, TIC Perrin, Z FParker, Hugh
Wilson, Quarles, Perrin 4; Coz Baugh-
nan, JuD Chalmers, L. G Clinkscales,
Al Clinkscalcs, G. w Daniels, n Da-
Wis, J Il Hunter A BIC Lindsey; w Me-
Caslen, J A Mays, J T. Martin, W d
Mars, Mattox & d, B Rhett, Jas Tag!ggart
Trow bridge & CO., Miller & Robertson.
: > ETEIJ.fW. Ma RSHALL,
Agent.
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, The Following named persons Have
packages in the Express otIice.S I
GDr 3 Rh&t9; " Fl Bradley, J Z Cal
houn, J N VIM, Z T parkcr, G r. Nc
Calh, NJ NJ Tarrant, Baker & Clink-
scales, A ] Cawthorn, @ T Porchcr.
Office in McDpna,l,s .Stnrc.,,..s., -
&C, V. HAMMOND.
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PERRY DAVIS g. son, .

s7s-.., : >4~eegrs n .-7s:T 2 q
"a High street, Providence: s7s. ST.
Paul street. Montl cal, tailata. II South.
unArton Row, London, England. -.
Ftb g, 1871 4Ilm ~ it-tf .-l'. Il
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r. rI'HORBON s
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS:

Snap Short Bean, h.4 80. i
Valentine ~ -
AI0haw
Six weeks
Refugee
Horticulture Pole ssBean, FL. - p.
Dutch Case Knife
Large Lima, 49,.
Large Butter
McLeuns Advance Pea,
Tom Thumb q ....
McLeans Prince Royal
Bishop Dwarf Prolific /"
Champion of England {"
British Queen "
Napoleon " .....'
Extra Early Turnip Beet,
Iurnip .'
Turnip Sugar
Long Blood
lLar!y York Cabbage,
Sugar Loaf -
Savoy .-....-
"7 OK Heart 81" r.,
Large Late Bergen Cabbage,
Drulnhead 80
Dutch .'.- ---'---
Green Glazed :"
COllnrds,
. Long Orange Carol,
Short Green CucLmbcr,
Long Green
Green Cluster
Purple Egg Plant,
Early CurIctl silician, Lettuc ce,
Large White = " = 40
Ice Drumlead "
Improved Dwarf Okra,
: White Portugal Onion Seed, D.
Long Sugar Parsnip, ... .A...'
Sweet Mt. Pepper, ~-t'
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Early Scarlet TurnIp Raddish,
White e..
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Long scarlet
Black Spanish ~"
Salsafy. -
Large Round Spinach, r.
Early Golden Bush Squash,
White Scallap "
Summer Crooked Neck "
Winter " o."
Extra Early Red Tomato, 80.
Large " q" Smooth
Yellow
Extra Early Dutch Turnip, 81
white Onion Sets,
Eight Rowed Sugar Corn.
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Monteith's lst Lessons in Geography,
Introduction 10 Monteth's Manual,
Monteith's Manual of Geography,
C0rnell's Primary ''
Cornell's intermediate Geography,
Cornell's Grammar, School Geogrn.
ply, -,
NIitchell's School Geography and At
las, ,.'@ 50
Geography Of the Heavens and Atlas.