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Ohio Legislature

CoLUsBus, February l4.--In the
House to-day bills we're Introduced 70
authorize Boards OF Education 70 pur-
chase text books and sell them 70 the
pupils 8, wholesale prIces; 70 provide for
The collection OF deiinquent personsl
taxes: 10 forbid trustees or officers Of the
count 5 or township institutions parchss.
ing supplies for the Institutions under
their charge, from business houses in
which they sre pecrnisrily interested; 20
authorize the CITY Of Cincinnati % iss1e
100000 IL bonds 20 purcho@ the
city gas works.
In the Senate, House Bill, 20 provide
q system OF compulsory edGcsiion, ~ss
pasted By = vote OF 80 70 10.
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Northampton Bank Robbers Arrest.

NEW YORK, Feb. li.-Wm. COnnors,
charged With tho robbery OF the North.
smpton bank OF Massachusetts, was ar.
rsigned at the Tombs to-day and COM
mitted to await the arrival oi requisl-
ton from the Governor OF Massachusetts,.
Two of the same gang, named
Jim Dunlap snd Bob Scott,
were arrested st Philadelphis. Ps.,
this morning, they having left New
York yesterday with the intention OF
going 10 RiChmord, Virginia, where 8
burglary was contemplated. These men
are charged with being OF the party OF
seven who, on the night oi Jsnusry 70,
1875, bound and gagged the CASHIER OF
the above named bank, blew open the
vaults and earned Of $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-15

THERE is a prospect OF burying the
hatchet on the Western frontier. TIVE
of SITTING BULLS warriors, CHANGING
Horse and MAKE-THEM-STAND-UP
have reached spotted Tail Agency as
negotistors Of peace. Ii SITTING BULL
concludes treaty with the whites and
then Makes Them Stand Up TO 1t, he
will be more successful than any other
child OF the forest has been.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-15

We have fair sample of Republican
inconsistency in the fact that while the
Republican party during the late cam.
psisn VS., bowling about mismsnage-
men. OF the Insane hospital, on yester-
dsy in the House when a Democrat
offered resolution directing an invest,-
ss,ion, it Was objected TO by Mr.. RILEr,
Republican, and had to go over, This
is evidence that the republicans knew
there was no foundation for their outcry,
and now desire TO stave of an investigs-
ton to prevent an exposure of the fslslty
of their clsmor.
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AbsroOdS1.

NEw OsLEAxs Psbrusry b,-Loois
X. Lawn, o. the frm Of Carr q Lswb,
hAr disappeared with Isrzs sInoao, Of
money obtained - sdyaaess on forged
bIIls Of lsting Tor cotton. u k report.
cd thst Stpgnsn, Hs)tnas = Co. Ioss
over 10000. s.d the Ctslssss Bank
sboal $1,000. Geo. Lsvs vko uss
clerk OF the above named 6rm. kss bssn
arrested in Mobile. II 10 b-iisssi thai
Lcais X. Lawn has goee 10 Mexico.
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TnE question is, why didn't PURMAN
,all whs. he knew about Florida before
the case was decided? Its always whole
some to tell the truth, but if it had not
been so late coming the country would
have been in healthier condition. Mr..
PURMAs was doubtless in condition to
know all the inside work Of the Florida
-sscals, and if he had desired 10 discharge
his duty to the country he would have
zone before the investigating committee
and have laid the in:quity bare to the
world
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-15

MUCH to the surprise of people gen
e.aIly, Mr.. MOODY has commenced n
very successful revival in the city OF
Boston. This surprise is not created be-
cause Of any doubt as to Mr.. MooDr's
pie.y or ability; indeed, his wonderful
success in Chicargo was sufficient to con-
vince the most scep,ical that he Was 8
success As = revivslisi. But when he an
aounced his intention OF going TO Bos-
ton, his warmes, friends thought that he
had undertaken q work OF failure ard
:he reason assigned for this apprehension
wss that Boston was - peculiar place,
-:hs. is, Boston people have such
an exalted opinion OF their superior vir.
tues ihs. it would sppesr to them as q
piece of downright. imprudencs to say
that Boston could be made better than
Boston is Indeed Dr.. OLIVES WKN-
DILL HOLMES has said in terms that
"One born in Boston needs no second
birth"
And when il Is Was also known that
the many isms and schisms et the Boston
people hsd hedged them so completely
with the modern opposition to scrip.ursl
truths, upon the grouod of scientific dis
crspancies, it WAS thought ths,
the ancient city WAS given
over 70 repsobsts mind, and that
the heart Of her people had become As
sismant 10 the gospel hammer and
chisel which Mr.. MOODY knows 50 we'll
how to WELD.
But reports from the Hub announce
that contrary to all expectations, Mr.
MOODY has made . rent 10 the wall of
unbsliet. The spiri. OF revival h.s
visited the city, AID Boston no longer
stands wrapt in the solitude of her Own
Peculiarities. PAUL grew weary of ash,
ing Wild beasts at Ephesus, but MOODY
hn greater work in hghting philoso-
phsn as Boston.
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The Psp~ and Brusss.

RonE, Feb. 1.-THE Emperor Of
Brazil, to-day. visited the Pope. He sr.
pressed the hope that the Pope would.
in the. .accord with Brazilian govern msnt
assist in removing all ecclesiastical
difficulties in Brazil The Pops
replied that the Church wn rather
Accu-tomed 10 smooth thsn "
creafe obstacles. He hoped TO be able
10 restore the religious harmony which
had slxsys been the glory Of Brazil
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Tx T'xss papers are seriously dis
cussing the Mexican Hlfbustering expe-
ditiop. IsaLEsIAs' friends declare that
they can get 10000 men in that State,
and the Texas papers seems TO believe
,hs, 1t can be done. 1t is proposed that
the State OF Texas shall turn over al its
Psni,entisry birds 10 this noble army
whsreupoR the Louisiana papers insist
,hs, the Pelican State would be only
too happy to contribute the PAcKARDs
KkLLoGas. and that class to the noble
army, and assure lSaLEsIAs that he
would find in them able assistants IN
creating reverence for his next govern
ment
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Legislative. txeeutise and Judicial
appropriation Bili.

WAsHIyGToS, February 1.-THE
legislative, executive and Judicial sP-
propris,ion bilI, ss reported /: the SeE-
ate i. amended by the Committee On
Appropriation. 30 As 20 make a.! items
for salaries conform 70 lie amounts g.
tablshed by the lsw Of las, year. The
Dill. a psssed BY the House, provides
for the general reelection OF salaries 70
the extent Of ons-tsnin Of the ainoans
suthoriEsd By ;se a-- The i.;e CON-
ro;.,se slso sdd an item Of go 80 70
psy the iadgmen; Of The eoart Of eisims-
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TIE argument of Senator CARPENTER

TIE argument of Senator CARPENTER
WAS strong one, but Judge TRUMBULL
made one Of the most forcible points pre-
sen,ed in the whole argument OF this
con,es, when he said they were brought
fsce to face with the question whether
the President of the United States was
to be made by fraud and villsiny The
High Commission, according to Its own
rulings, cannot go behind that Thst is
he whole case in a nutshell.
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Caan,.rf.,f.r. Arre.sea.

DrBrQUE. February l4-The o6cs-s
to-day arrested toar eoanisrfs.iers rsued
Resson Lyon. Colrin Lyon, John i.yoa.
snd AIeI. Jseks0n. They hsd flh
eouip,nept of dieiaad nOqlds for max
ing sve. ten and ffy eeni eOins, o.
vhich they had e0csidersbis supply
vhen csughs. They Aiso had 80 Of
burxlsr sools. Tuo men, sspPos-d TO b
Of tie same gag, we're csagti yesterday
II Clinton
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-15

CLIAR the throat This new prin-
ciple, Dr.. J. Il. McLean's Cough and
Lung Healing Globules. As the medi-
cine in the GloeQle comes in contact
with the saliva ofthe mouth, . gas geo.
Grated, being inhaled cures Coughing.
Cold. Hoarseness and Consumption.
Trial Boxes Is cents, by mail Dr.J. Il.
Mclean, Sli Chestnut, ST. Louis.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. SsyIeE sked leave 20 ooner . rsso-
luton directing the Secretary Of tbs
Treasury 10 rspor. within tsn days the
sc.uAl amount Of geld coin afd bullion
and silver eoin aud bqllIon nov in the
treasury, together viih . detailed state
pes, Of all ou;s;andiug ObliEstioos pay
able on demand 10 coin, With the bslsnee
actually owned By toe irsVury avail
able for the IsumpisOn Of speeis pay.
neut,. snd also whether any bond. or
Other inierest besring ObligatiOns have
kesn issued during the past % preseni
year m the purchase OF any such eoin or
b1ilbob.
Mr. K.,son objected.
The consideration sas resumed Of The
resolutions reported b. the special osD-
mr.,ss chsrget with the rhsetigst'oa oi
~. ,.e-n, ei.c.ion In FLORIDA, and Mr..
Tho,rusoo. Chairman Of the eomnitsse.
,dtrsssed the House
IA. s.a.sd the minority bad been psst-
ed With the greatest 70 rns.s. Any csarys
70 the eoatrsry va atisriy untrue.
The nsiorIiy resolu. on declaring tss
TiIdsn ELECTORS daily elected. ws tbsn
sdOpted. yss. l4z; raJ,. u A pss-
" yose, with the sxcspiiOn Of Pumss,
sbs vO.ed IN the s6rastiss.
The House vens into Ccnmitss o.
Ia whole with nr. Nils. Of fszss, IN
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ihe Supreme Court.

wAsHINGroS, February l4-owing
n the tedious dut;e; Of the ive justices
Of the Supreme Cour, or the Electoral
Commission, the Court instead OF CON-
mencing business on the 18Th instant
pursusn, to adjournment will probably
t.ses further recess until The 18th inst
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wAsBBsroB, February l4,-Tbomss
@. Doogis<a, clerk in the tfiee of Ylrst
Auditor of tbs Treasury. vn Arrested
thn sfternoon charged vith impssting
iniorm stson 70 the claim agents Of the
anoants Of unclaimed Intsrss. due 70
various psnons holdisg United States
bords-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-15

FIVE skeletons, presumably Of Mound
Builders. have been lately unesrthed IN
Lorsiu, Ohio, in quite good preservation.
The isw-bones and teeth are noted as
unusually large.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-15

sAs PEAscisco. Heteusy IA
San Diego dispatch ssys Village Rama,
the lately depossd Governor Of Lover
CsIiornis, hss landed ~ Husada With
300 nsa and wish the assistance OF tbss
portion Of The popolsi,oo IN hn fsyor
will try 70 rseovef hi. position. HN
sdksrsnt 10 the iotSfir have commenced
operstiOns sgainsl The parties nos 10
poser.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-15

WHERE is that doctor who was death
an its? Here Is WILLIAM SABIS, oil
Sexton, Vt, who has had 1874 hts IN
eight years.
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TxuNBuLL photographed the Louis
ANS Swiudle on yesterday and the
r,cture worried the High Commission no
little
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-15

The Republicans become great stick
lars tor States rights, after they have des-
,royed the States.
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At'heslina 2reister.
Gold closed yesterday at loot

The Weather to-day ,o,a be cloudy
,,th ,outheriy .oinds, rising temperature,
and possible rain.
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MnwAgKTk. February "a Yioaf -
Qaiss and asckasgsd Wbsst-fifn;
closed sasoag: no I Nilvsshss 81 ~:
No. 2 81 81; No. 8 u 81. Coss-
Stssdy; No. &c Osts- kasi1; No.
2 sl4e. Rye Qaiss ssA scsscs, 10. ]
72e BsrIsJ-Dali; 30. 7spisg. AsreA.
lse; No noainal
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BRADLEY seems to be accommodating.
He shows a Willingness to assist the Re-
publican counsel in arguing their side Of
the case, as well as to frame q verdict to
suIt them. .
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DECISION of the High Commission
Tbs word FRAUD shall be stricken from
our political vocabulary.
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N.xE-THEM SrAND-UP is new
Sioux chief. Pity he wasn't on the Trl-
r,r,ite Commission.
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Prsncis l. Lsahrop. Jsdgs Of -
Se~ Jspsy Court u Apps.s, hss ~
40 aointst resivss Of tbs Ssv Jsrssy
Censr 81 rnilroad- as
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BRADLEY q success as Returning
Bosrd WELLS must look to his laurels.
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ARGUMENT in the Louisiana case drags
il. slow length along.
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[Addhsoa.I Dsp-l D., 20 soa IN nass ]
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-07

When q candidate for high office ia 80
we'll liked aud so popular with the mass-
es as to make his defeat difficult in a fair
and honorable fight, mean and cowardiy
men are not wanting who delight In man
ufacturing lies and slandering his good
name. There are also those whose sell
fshness sprompt them to prostitute their
honor, pervert truth, igaore right, for the
sake of injuring a competitor ia business,
whose prosperity they envy, and whose
business sagacity they have not the talent
to successfully compets in an honorable
way. These thoughts are suggested by
the meap, cowardly attacks made upon me
and my medicines, by those Who imagine
their pecuniary prospects injured by the
6. eat popularity which my st .ndard mad-
icines have acquired, and the continued
growth ofmy professional pra;tice. Mar
rowwinded practitioners OF medicine, and
manufacturers of preparations which do
not possess sufficient merit to successfully
compute far popular favor, have resorted
to such %cnwardly strategy as to publish all
sorts Of ridiculous reports..about the..com.
position Of my medicines. AimAuacs,
"Receipt Books" and other pamphlets,
are issued and scattered broadcast over the
land, wherein these contemplate knaves
publish pretended analysis OF my medi.
cines, and receipts for making them. Some
Of these publications are given high-sound-
ing names, pretend to be issued by re-
spectacle men Of education and position,
for the good Of the people-the more COM
pletely TO blind the reader to the real OBJ
Sarf in tla,p csrnx1atsnp r,ksnl. go - :~:..n
the sale OF my medicines. .'The Popular
Health Almanac is the high sounding
name Of one Of these publications which
contains bogus receipts, without q grain OF
tru,h in them. Not less devoid Of truth
are those which have been published by
one DIR. H., Of Detroit, in the Michigan
| Farmer, and by other manufacturers Of
medicines, in other so-calied journals Of
Pharmacy. They are all prompted by
jealousy and utterly fail in accomplishing
the object of their authors, for, notwith-
standing their free circulation, my medi-
cines continue to sell more largely than
any others manufactured in this country,
and arc constantly Increasing in sale de.
spite the base lies connected and circulated
BY such knaves. The people fluid that
these medicines possess genuine merit, &C
complish what their manufacturer claims
for them, and are not the vile, poisonous nos.
trums, which %jealous, narrow-minded phy-
~sicians and sneaking compounders of COM
peting medicines represent them to be.
Among the large number Of pretended an.
alysis published, tits a singular fact that
no two have been at all Extraordinarily
proving the dishonesty Of their authors. 1t
is enough for the people to knew that while
thousands, yes, | may tru,hfully say mil
lions, have taken my medicines and have
been cured, no one has ever received in.
Jury from their use.
II. v. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
Proprietor Of DR.. Pierce's Medicines
Worlds Disrensary, Buffalo, MY.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-07
A Sailors Christmas Dinner

New York World,
"What do you do on Christmas-day
on board of a ship at sea 2" said a
World reporter 10 an old salt yester-
day.
"What do we do p said the mari
ner; "why we don't do anything and
that's where the day is different from
other days. It's all the same as a
Sunday, You see, and arter we gifts
washed down in the mornin' we just
lays off and does nothin', 'ccpt make
and take in sail. Then we has plum
duff for dinner, and if the old man is
all right we gifts our grog on Christ
mas night,-that's about all. I mind
one Christmas, though, when l got a
feed that I'll never forgit if I live a
thousand years. The way Of il were /:
] was coming home in the ship Mount
Vernon, with Capt'n Bill Abrams,
and we'd got about to the longitude
of 40 degrees, or Whereabouts, when
one night we hauled the iib down,
and some Of the hands went out for
to stow it. It's a mighty nasty sail to
stow in q breeze of wind, unless You
keep her off which they mover would
do in that ship, and one Of tho chaps
by some means missed his hold and
went overheard. The helm was put
down at once, and when her head got
to the BASTARD we got a boat down,
and me and three other chaps got in
to her and pulled off, lookin' for our
shipmate, We didn't find him, and
that wern't alive lost the ship;
and AFTER pullin' about for an hour or
two we give it up and let her lay till
daylight. When that como, there we
was in an open boat in the middle of
the ocean and not a sail in sight any
where. 1t amt no use tryin' for to
tell you Of our ~sufierin's for the next
week, cause | can't do it. One of
us died OH the sixth day. and on the
seventh another chap in the course of
the night got crazy and jumped over
board, and on the eighth day me and
Bill Murray was left alone in the
boat. Me and him had been chawin'
away on our sea boots for the past
three days, but both of us felt that we
must have something more n%ourishin',
or we'd croak, sartin. Somehow or
oNAiS = SoS "a Vi SSulCu ~ dill, anu
he were the same of me, and we each
took a end of the boat, and KEEP our
knives in II hand.
"Tom,' says he at last, these are
hard lines
"'You're right says I, they are
"'If It's got to be DONE says he,
lets do it fair, and draw for it,
"'Good enough says I, and with
that he unlays the end Of the boats
painter and cuts off two yarns Of diff
fcrent lengths, and holds his hand
out for me to come and choose, sayin'
the longest man wins
81 creeped for'ard as well as l
could, for were blessed weak, and l
draw'd the longest yarn. That day
were Christmas, sir, and that day /
had a feed. Two days artcr that
were picked up by the ship Nonpa-
reil, and what we're left of Bill were
hove overheard. If you'd like to
stand something, sir, | think 1 could
do it now, cause | always feels mel
ancholy when | think of Bill"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-07
MARKETS

The general break up approaching,
the near advance to epring, has had
no visible effect OF our local markets.
The produce markets is unusually well
supplied with all vegetables common
to this market at this time of year.
For the first time in the history of
this country, perhaps, potatoes are
worth twice as much as apples, that
Is to say, that apples of a very good
quality retail at about half the price
of potatoes. 1t will be observed that
apples sell at from so to Is cts. and
potatoes at from so cts. to Sl.00.
Onions have advanced from % to
80 cts. per hushel.
The hide market has settled down
to an even thing, no more "wah" and
while the market is very favorable
for farmers, ii is notlikely to be high
er soon.
I've stock, so far as hogs arc con-
cerned, is lower, ruling easy at 500
to $500.
Sheep are higher and in good de-
mand at $500 to $3.50.
Otherwise than as above stated,
there is 10 change and quotations
may be relied upon as being as near
correct as we could get them last
night.
Ottumw0 Grocery Market.
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a Card TO the Public.

For many years we have made two
medicines suited to the ailments of O
vast class of sufferers Thousands OF
cures have been made by them, and,
in fact, the word failure could not be
coupled with them. But within the
last two years counterfeits of our
medicines have sprung up, dangerous
i'll their close imitation of our Trade
Mark. TO secure the people we have
upon each genuine box of
Holloway's Ointment, the face smile
of the signature of our agent, Mr..
Jos. Haydock. To counterfeit is fell
Ony. We shall relentlessly pursue
any one who initiates this with the
utmost vigor Of the law. We most
earnestly beg that the great mass of
the American people will aid us in
our efforts to protect their health and
help us in our task Of bringing these
most unprincipled men to the bar Of
Uniformly refuse to pur-
chase Medicines purporting to be
unless Mr.. Jos. Haydock's sigma
ture is attached to each box of Pills
or pot Of Ointment and the end will
soon be reached,
The public's obedient servants,
daw 1y 1st EN- HOLLOWAY e Go.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-07
SHERlEE,S SiLE

By virtue of an execution t, me directed from
the Clerk Of the District Court of Wapello coun-
~. Iowa. on a judgment obtained in said court,
on the 18th day Of September. 1876, in favor oil
Margaret Ogg. as plaintiff, aud against Glide
ma Reynolds as defendant, for the sum Of Twelve
hundred and Seyenty-seyea and G3-l00 dollars,
debt, One hundred and fourteen and 23-lO0
dollars fees, and costs taxed at Five
and N-lo0 Dolls. and accruing costs, l have levied
upon the following real estate taken as prop
erty al said defendant, to satisfy said execution,
to-wit:
Upon Lot one hunderd aud forty three 1881 and
Eleven I'LL feet of of the northeast side Of LOT
No. one hundred and ~fo,ty-six ll46l, in the city OF
Ottumwa. Wapello county, Iowa, to satisfy the
sum OF S842 80 of said debt the gum of $64. %
Of said attorneys fee and the interest thereon
and costs.
And upon lot No. one hundred and forty three
ll43l and eleven and one-haif tllal feet OF of the
north east side of lot No. one hundred and forty
SIX lli6l in the city OF Ottumwa, Wapella county,
Iowa. to satisfy the sum Of S63i 72-l0O debt the sum
Of $50 Of said attorneys' fee and the Interest
thereon and costs.
And wi offer the same for sale 70 the highest
bidder for Cash in hand, on the Gath day of Febru
airy, 18Th, In front Of the Court House
In Ottumwa. at the hour Of 2 O'Clock p. m. of sail
day, when and where due attendance will b,
given by the undersigned.
Dated at Ottumwa, Iowa., Jan. 18th, 1877.
T p. sPILMAN, Sheriff said Co.
Feb 7.2w e0O
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epu,r-rvu,r.

Having made arrangements with
some of the best nurscrymcn both
east and west, / am prepared to re.
ceive orders for any and all kinds OF
Fruits, Shrubbcry and Hedge Plants,
on the most favorable terms. l make
Grapes a specially, and will introduce
the Champion Grape as the leading
Native Grape, both for carliness and
hardness; it ripens three weeks be-
fore the Concord. refer all to z. r.
Dana, of u city, who fruited this
Grape last season.. l also offer the
LADY GRAPE,-next early-a beauti-
full white grape, q Seeding of the
Concord, and equally as hardy. AL
SO Worden's Seeding, a magnificent
grape /; also the Brighton, anew grape
of great promise j; and many others
superior in quality to the Concord,
which is only second rate. l will sell
Raspberry plants of my own
raising ; also some choice varieties of
budded Peaches: the Early Alexan-
der, STUMP THE WORLD, Foster, &c.
Send for circular and testimonials
for the champion Grape"
Address SAM'L PARK,
3Odw2t Ottumwa, Iowa.