Decatur Eagle, Volume 10, Number 50, Decatur, Adams County, 22 March 1867 — Page 4

■ HY IU A L y vv xi) RAISE LARGE ORO PS 0 F POTATOES. It is desirable, not only to get the beat varieties for seed, but to know bow to plant them and to raise the largest and best crop. The method I pursue, and which pays better, far bailer, than any of the old eys'ema generally practiced, is as follows: 1. Io the fall plow deeply and subsoil p’ow, in all IS to 20 inches in depth. 2. In early spring, plow and subsoil across the winter furrows, harrow and roll. 3 Mark out, as for corn, 3 feel apart each way, open iha farrows 8 inches deeep. 4. At the intersection drop a whole potmen, the largest you have, and spread upon it a handful (about 43 bushels per acre) of a compost tn in are of eight parts of wool ashes, four of bone phosphate of lime, four of fine ground plaster, two of finely slacked Time, an 1 one of salt; or, if preferred, 3 ounces of artificial fertilizer per l.ill. Then cover, roll, and spread 1,090 lbs. per acre of good artifienl fertilizer. 5. As soon as the young plants etart, run the cultivator close to and between, t>ut not ov< r them, iu each direction. Afterwards, and before the weeds come up, cultivate to'.h ways, with Knox’s horse hoe—so arranged aa to cut as shal'ow as possible, and keep the surface entirely flat. Repeat this, at short interv.ls, three times. Then hand hoe three times, still keeping a fla’ surface. Atiow no tilling at any time, nor any wreds to grow. 6 As soon as the tops are dead, dig in clear dry weather with heavy five fined diguing forks; spread, cover to dry and s ore in cool, dirk, dry, niry cellar, spr-ad ; g half a pint of freshly slacked lune in powder on each bushel of pota lues.

7. G-i‘her and compost and dry tops, f r application t.<x'. atUutn, lb.n plow and subsoil plow as before, for next year's crop. Tlte lollnwinj; are the advantages of ti is system of cultivation: 1. No possible entire failure of the crop. 2. No rot in healthy variaties. 3. Tite largest yield the eoii and varieties ate capable of. 4 The lurgfit port! >n of Urge potato s. 5. No degeneracy of varieties, but coriiaueJ improvement. C. No necessity f>r rotation of crops; the potato*) can thus be grown almost indefinitely upon the same land, with per haps, st long intervals, a seeding of ciov. rto ntr.in’hin the supply of vegetable fibre In the soil. 7. No loss by the Ute spring frosts. If die earlj growth is cut cIJ. the dor mant ey s will grow and the crop be s .veil. < The greatest economy o f culture and harvesting. 9. Tt.e highest tabic quality of potato. It the ra iU->ids of the compost can rot be obtained, lop-dr’ss heavily tn the fall, i ft-f plowing, wii’t h-irn manure, but never u it in the season of planting. It increase the crop, but tends to engender dis-.a«e, especially in the season. N>velty in Tanning.—A tann : ry has! been located in Rockford, 111, in which is employed the patented process by exhausting the nir from the vat. The tan ting is ski! to be accomplished in twelve; hours, and t’- *t of sheep skin in fiffeop minutes. The weight of lea her from a giv<n weight of It-tUs is ten pet cent greater than by the ordinary process, nnd the cost of the works is but teu p»r c-’ut t! at of the old. It is also claiio ed that th« leather is better; but this point ern or ly b» determined by wear.

Mrs Fr>=ihnt Johnson appeared at the rec- piion f-r the fi st time. I felt » deep rtnx'-ty to see the woman who had 'ang' hr Lnsb.-irid to read, and inspired him with that ’. fiy ambition which led to pl.-tee fin ,j p >wr-i-. She stood near the Pro.i.lent to I,;, r pale. thin, stamped wi ii care nn'l autk.neM. a eeantennop* i f '.’. .ughtful sadn n ss L,'><»kin>r (or a moment at each person h.traduced, her f .A- e -vrtt’d drop irtmelittelr in meditative th'nngbt'nlnesw. as if h - r mind and 1 earl were file) with ihotights and ent-, ntions far diJ.-tent from the giddy throngi passing by. All who know her speak, well of her.s- ff'af/i'i'ytlon Corresyoiidence , Jafoyctl Covr'er.

Sheriff’s Sale. In the Court of Common Pleas of Adams County, Indiana. Abraham Bollmat) VS t Henry Ewing ) By virtue of an execution to me directed and delivered, by the clerk of said court in the above entitled cause. I have levied upon and will expose for sale at Public Auction, at the Court, 'douse door, Decatur, Adams county Indiana, between the hours of one and four, o’clock P. M. of the 23M, rfay of February 1867. The rests and profits for term not to'excred seven years of the following described premises via Th* east half of the north east quarter of section (!?) fifteen, township (27) twentyi seven north of range (13) thirteen east, containing (SC) eighty acres of land. And on failure to realize therefrom the full amount of the judgement upon which said execution is issued, interest thereon and costs, I will at the same time and in the manner afore’aid-offer for sale the fee simple of the above describe ' promises, taken as the ; property of the defendant to satisfy said eD. eoution, this 15th, dav of Jannarv, A. 11867. JAMES STOOP JRix Jan. 18th, 1866 4w. Sherff. Commissioners Sale. Notice is hereby given that the undersign, ed commissioner appointed by the court of Common Pleas of Adam, county will sell at private sale at bis law office in the town of i Decatar in the county of Adutus in the State of I Indians on and after the Qlh.day of March A. D. 1867. I Tne fellowing described Real Estate to wit: ’ The north west quarter of »!>• north west qnar i ter of sectiontwenty five (25) the east ha’f of the north east quarter of section twenty six : the east half of the south east quarter of s»c---1 tion twenty-three and the west half of the 'south west quarter of sec ion twenty four all I in township twenty fire (?5) north of range i fourteen east in the County of Adam«in the State of Indiana containing in all ”'BO acres subject to the life estate therein of Janes Aspy which has been assigned the record of which assignment may be found on Order Book of court of common pleas of Adams county: Said sale will be made on the following Terms one third the purchase money in hand one third tn one year one third in two years with interest on defered payments to be secured by notes to satisfaction of the undersigned . DAVID STUDABAKFR Feb Ist, 1867, Commissioner. Commissioners Sale. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned commissioner appointed by the court of ; common Pl *as of Adams county will sell at private s.lea* his-law office in the Town of I Decatur in the county of Adams in the State of ; Indiana on and after the 9tA, day of March, A. D. 1867. ■ The following discribed real estate to wit: i the east half of the north west quarter of ! mm-’ion thirty five (35) in township twenty-six I '2 ; ) north of range thirl, en (13) east in the ; -aid countv of Adams in the State of Indiana | i containing eighty acres of land tothe samej I more or less on the following terms one third i the purchase cash down one third in six I months one-third in one year with interest on defered navments to be secured to the satiofaction of the undersigned DAVID STUDABAKER, Feb. Ist, :BC7, Commissioner. Administrator’s Safe. Notice is l.erebv given ihat tlm mid raided I Administrator of the estate of Daniel Weldy Deceased will s“ll at public s-De at the court | house dour in the county of Adams in the State of Indiana on the

9th, day of March, A D. 1367. sn»l between the hours of ’0 o’clock h. ni. and 4 o’clock p.»n. on said (iay the following desrrilicd real estate: Th* undivided two thirds nF the sen th halfof the south east quarter '»f section twenty three (2*) in township ♦wcn*v sever z 27) north of rnngo fourteen (14) east in the said county of adams in the State of Indiana on the following terms one-third the purchase money to be paid in hand Dethird in six mouths one third in tweve months with interest on defend payments to be secured by notcu t<? the satisfaction of the undersign *J. JESSEE NIRLTCK. Feb. l‘t. leC7. Administrator. Notice to Non-Residents. In the Court of Coin tn»n Pleas of A,fsin*> county. Indiana, May Term 1857. Nancy J Brooks') vs. ■> Petition for Divorce Giles B. Brooks, J It. appearing from affidavit filed in th* above entitled cause that Giles B. Brooks is a nonresident of the Siate of Indiana, Notice is therefore herebv given the*a ; d '"ilosB. Brook, of the filmg and pendency of ll.i- complaint, and that he be and appear b-fire the Hon. Judge of the court of common pleas of Adam* county,on the first dny of the next regular term thereof, lobe holden at the Court House in the town of Decatur commencing on Monday. Mavis, 1567, and plead by answer orde mu’r to said complaint or thesame will he hear I and determined in his absence. Witness my hand and sea! of «»id court, this 4th dav of February . 1567 JOHN McCONNEL, Clerk. Fed. 8. 1867 4w, Dy A J. Hnx,Deputy. Estray Notice. Taken up bv Tesac Rumcl, Union township, a white sow and eight pig*, marked with slit, in left car and un (erbit in the spme Ap praise! at fourteen dollars; reported by G D Hwket.J P. Attest Feb.22J. JOHN McCONNEL Clerk. APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR Notice is hereby given that the undersigned I has been appointed Administrator of the estate ot Edward JI. Flvpher I, deceased, Maid estate is supposed to be solvent. M IRK ASI’Y Administrator, Jan 4th IBS7. 4w. AFP INTMENTOF ADMINISTR ATORIX Noticeiahe"abv given thst the undersigned b.aebeen appointed adruir.i»lr»tor;x o' - the es rate of lames C. Wilson, deceased. The estate t« probably eolvent. II.rZ'BETH WILSON Jew lift, 4w. Adtnmistrtfrwttar.

All Cid Song, set to a New Tune *□.867 A< rpring cppronchii Anti and A’oucAet From their hotel come out, Arui Mice and Fate In spite of eate, Gaily skip about. a., *‘lß veers established in N. Y .City.” "Only infallible remedies kuoru.” • Free from Pultuns.” **Not dangerous to the Human Family.’ 1 '■Rats come out of their holes to die.” Costar’s Rat, Roach &c. Esterms. Is a paste—naed for Ratt Mice, Rtacket, Black and Ren Anti, &c.,&c. ‘:Costar s”Bed Bug Exterminator Is a liquid or wash—use I to'destroy, and also as i preventive for Bed Buy!, Ac. Costa's Electric Powder forln’cts Is for Afafkt. Muijuetoei, I'teat, Bed Bugi, Iniecti on Plante, I’oiete, Animate, Ac. JET! I 1 Bi.wabe 11! all of worthless imitation, ETSee that“Costas’s” name i- on each Box* Bottle, and Flask, before vo i bjv ETAddres", REWERT R. €OSTAIt, 4d4 Broadway, N. Y. EFSold in Decatur. Ind. Er By Sam. C. Bollmax And all Druggists and Retailers everywhere “OOSTATUS” CELEBRATED BUCKTHORNSALVE, Forcnts Burns, Bruises, Wounds,'Boils, Cancels, Broken Breasts. Sore Nipples, Bleedi g. Blind and Painful Piles; Scrofulous, Putrid ai. 111 l coadiuoned Sores; Ulcers. Glandular Swellings, Eruptions, Cutaneous Affections, Ringworm. Itch, Corns, Bunions, Chib! ins, <bc : Chapped hands Lips, Bites of Spi ders, Insects, Animals, die ,<t. ETBoxes, 15 eta., 51) cts„ and 1$ sizes. ETSold by all Druggists everywhere, XTAnd by HENRY R COSTAR, Depot 484 Broadway, N. Y. EFAnd by Sam C. Bollman Decatce/Ixd.

“CO® 3 ? TLTt-’fS” UNIVERSAL CORN SOLVENT, For Coms, Bunions, Warts. <fceI TT*Boxes ‘.'5,ct5.,50 cis., sndSl sizes. 1 LTNout by all Dru;w-«u everywhere. ■ i-TAnu b» HENEP.Y R OOSTAR Depot 48; ! Broad my, Y. Y ‘ XZAnd by Sam C. Bollman, Duh rut. Ind. “COSTAR-S” PREPARATION OF' BITTER-SWEET ykINTZSi ORANGE BLOSSOMS FOR BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION, i Used soften and Beautify the Skin, te I move Freckles. Pimples, Eruptions, Ac. Ladies are now using it in p reference to all ; others. EF Bottles, S’. Ij'Sild by all Dru’irista everywr,< -e. SasTAnd by HENRY R. COSSAR, Depot 434 Broad* ay, N. Y. BaFAnd by Sax C Bollman, D atsx, Ind. • “COSTAR’S” pectoral COUGH REMEDY, For Cougrhs.Col.ls, Hoarseness. S ire Throat, Croup, Whoopinir Couyh, Influenza, Asthma. Consumption Bronchial Affections, aud all Disease of the Throat and Lunes gWßoitlre, 25c15.. 50 cts .arid JI sizes. |®*3old by all Druggists everywhere. tgTAnd by HENERY R. COSTAR, Depot 4 s t Broadway, N. Y. CcF“And by Sam. C. Bollx.ix,Dx-UTva,lxn. “OOSTAR’S” CELEBRATED BISHOP PIELS, A UNIVERSAL DINNER TILL, For STrrvous and Sick Hendt*rh«*, Dyspepsia, BHir.iune**, Cons*ip • >rt,inn, Diarrhea, Co’icß, Chills Ferers [ L ro ”» ral (iHrnnxoiront of the Ditr» slive Organs. 25 st>r;a., and $1 nixes. >v si! Drvegivtsrvirvvlit-re Ltjy-Arcl by HENRY R COSTAJi, D- pot 4»4 Broadway N. Y. J«VAnd by Bar, C B/iuiax, D« r.r««. I»zx

3W 3833 NANa/ MARBLE SHOP. The undersigned is just receiving a large and superior stock of Marble, and has taken the shop fu.meriy occupied by Henry Schrader, wbeieha may be found at all times ready to akco. Jers for Marble Monuments AND Tomb-stones, of ill sizes and prices, plain or Ornamextalas may be desired. Inscriptions in ENGLISH AND GERMAN, I am also prepared to furnish BUILDING STONE, Window caps, Window sills, Door steps, etc., at reasonable rates. Thoae wishing anything in my line are respectfully invited to give me a call, as I do not mean to be undersold or surpassed in the quality, style aud finish of my work. Orders solicited aud filled with fidelity and dispatch. Corner of Third and Jackton Street* DECATUR, INDIANA. B WF.MROFF. AMUTL PAETER6ON, Traveling Ag<nl. vlO—nstf.

Election Notice. Sheriff Offce) Adams County. Inb.) Notice is herbv given, pursuant to the statute of this S'-.te. mid in accordance wrh the annexed notice from the clerk o the cir cult court of “aid countv, that ni. election will be held at the usual place of hold in? elections in said county, on the first Monday of April 1367, b'-ing the first day of said mouth, at which ejection the officers naHicd in the annexed certificate WIR be ,’!c<!tt d Given under :’V bin <1 ->n.l this 23th day of F-'.ru rv, IS.>7. J DIES STOOPS, Sheriff, Adams County. Stith or Irnux* > Ar IMS UoVNTT. ( The State of Indiana, to the Sheriff of Adams Co'i-.ty: I John McCpnnel Clerk of the Adam* Cir c-iit. Court, her.'bv c “tify tint at an elect ion tc be held at rhe usual places of holding olee tio-is in the si veral townships >i .Adams <G.iiify, i.amyd bel >-v tol a held >n Mon.i lythe I-t d.y o f April, ISG7, the following officers are to lie elic’.ed. i One .Ins.lce of lha Peano for Union town shin to fill the v-ict ncy caust db’y thn expira lion of th» term cf service of George D. Hack- i ett. Thrt e Justices of the P neo for Root town- i s),:p to fill the vacancy caused »y the re- ; signation of By r>u II Dint; by th?. xpi’ation | ofthr term of service of Jacob T> .tioolH-r.-ttc I fill the. place of Jeremiah Arcl.abo’.f, whose I u-rm of service expires May 23d 181:7One Justiee of the Peace for Monroe, to fi'l the v iceney caused by the expiration of the term f service of Lovi Riy. One Justice of the Peace for Wabash to fill the vacancy cause ! by expiration of term of service of Seymour Worden. One Justice of the Peace to fill the vacancy caused bv the expiration of the term of service of John Fetters Yon are therefor requested to give notice according to law. Witness mv hand and the seal of the Arians Circuit Court this 28th. day of February, 1867. JOHN McOQNNEL, Clerk. By A J . Hill. Deputy. Administrator’s Sale. Notice is!'cre’'v given til l* sh» undersigned adiniui.-tr.tor oi the estate of Joseph L Evansoii, deceased, will offer for sde at. public ot-.tcrv, na the It’e residen.-• of the dependent in Saitat Marys towuship, Adams county In liana, ou Friday. March Tbe pemnxl property o’sail estate, enn aiating of Thskk Head of Horses Twelve Head of Cattle, including Twomilk Cows, Fifty Head of She. p Twelve Head of Hogs. Two ( Two Horse Wagons, one Spring Wagon, one Cart, one Reaping and Mowing Mnehinc one Hcrse Hay Rake, Plows, farrows, Corn, Hav aud Oats, oue Brick Machine, invaluable to buck makers, 175,008 biick in the kiln, at Decatur, Houaehold and Kitchen Furniture etc etc. Terms; Sums of three dollars and under cash, over three dollars a credit of nine mouths will be gives by the purchaser giving hie note with approved security waving the benefit of valuation and appraia. m'-nt laws. JOHN W. EY ANSON, March 8, U 67, 3w. . Administrator. • APPOINTMENT 0 v ADMINISTRATOR. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has be. n appointed administrator of the es tats of Joseph L. Evan«<in. d,-ceased. The estate is supposed to be solvent. JOHN W.EY.INSON. March 8,1867, 3w Administrator. APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR Notice is hereby given thnl the uu rsi -nr-.I has been- snnoiutsd »dm!.’ : .-tc«trrf with Gm will annex .1 nf Uw estate of John Burk holder, deceased. The estate is pwbabV; aolvent. JACOB KF.U3«ER. Administrator with ths annexed ' March 8. 1887 4w. nQ I4a

TiX WARE AM) STOVES’ ■■ . J L- 4. «’ . feu W S|gw--«t«fat. - ' ROVER & BRO.. DECATUR, IND., respectfully announce to the citizens of Adams countv, and public in gesrcnl, ths. lin yv. ill keep constantly on hand a large atsoilment ■' es r ap such as COOK. PARLOR A OFFICE STOVES. Also a large stock of'l IN. PR ESS I D AM) JAPAN IVAltE.jand are prepared lojpui up Lightning Rods, and sr« ’maanfacluring and will put up to order TIN SPOUTING, andin fact "are prepared todo all kinds cf work pertaining totlieir business, including COPPER SMITHING. Having recently enlarged by an add'tion t< their store-room they are prepared tofil! all or dersin their line, of their own manufacture, both of VV Ii o 1 e s a 1 e AND Retail, at lower prices than can be' furnished by any other estnblishm. nt in t; e country. PPice of t>usin»«s o . <*-e East side Seconi stri-et, oppo-ite the Clem ■ office. ilTCountry produce taken in exebang o so: work vl (l-n2l. ts. 'hTeTknoff, PRACTICMAMaROTYPEIST A!i3 PiiOTOGIAPHEF DECATUR. INDIANA. Would inf irm hi’ patrons and cnpom'rs gn craliv, that he is a’-.vaj-s rcndT to r< r,.-i n' them with all .kinds and stylis o' I irter. known titth-- art . rtt cheaper rati > ti : n ft.I can bq had •Isewhere Sp-cial i ttent.i.i g.vt | toilie taking of children’- pi. ti r< s. COS.E ONE. COIIE ALL. I He has jn hand a choice assortment of I PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, CARO PHOTOGRAPH SPECIALITIES. FOSE WOOD dr Cl LT FRAMES,

CORD AND TASFELS. ROSE WOOD AND GILT MOULDING of different widths sol.l at low rates. Alto Charts, Battle scent*, Biblctcenes &c CALL AND SEE. Decatur,lnd., May 4th IF66—lf ~ INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD,CONN., Net Cash Assets, Inly, 1864. $3,273,635.04. Losses Pnid in 45 Years, Over $16,500,060. Three Millions of Ca-b Assets —a eitri'snl income of |’.oo '.°oo per annum—a nations sy-tem of efficient agencies—a well sca«oi e' and valuable experience —the prestige of forty five years’ success—a perpetual cliar!.-r—: cash basis of transactions —terms liberal an rates moderate —prompt and equitable settle ments of losses; are among the characteristict o f this UM ASEDICIX WHY. Heavy-mercantile values need strong under writers, and merchants will appreciate the ad vantage of Insurance with Ihe.JITNA. Fire, and Inland Navigation risks On be negotiated upon favorable terns wish agent? throughout the country. Brunch. II 1 Vine Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. D. Stcbab ikee. Local Agent. dbjA AAA AVTItR made bv'anyone with Sls—S’lfKl Tools. No iexperience necessary. 'I lie I‘r u siji-nts Catb-| i.rs, an-1 Treasnr..-- o f J Ru.ks indoF.-etl-iHrciß-,. f ree w ?,h i the Air.'ric tn Sler.cil Tool T ‘ - Address Vermont. ” Sptin*»fi<dd vlo-n2O-3rn-pd.', IVindn'X Glass, f\Ftll4i4H, *» prices t 0..;, u.. times, J ' y t. C. BOLLMAN’S | ♦ FW Dv«j> IU

eis'jxrr . C’T T IJE r-< Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever, jg A \ Intermittent Fever. 5a Remittent Fever, ig Ml Congestive Chills, iQ l-B mil ®AhTi .OBS' Xi Its & ■ ts* B Diarrhea, . Dysentery, Periodical e-“V TVitviT. Arr in Ug- aJduuU A-g . . jji ! rr PIT T Q V V »,! - A For Sale by a 1 Druggists. Wm. Spooner & Co., Ful’cr.Frei.eli d TuEir. Chicago. 111. whol ale Agnus. lor sale IyS. C . Bollman, Da calur Ind. vlO—u5 — coxratxs all the medicinal rr.ormTtxso v Pine Tree Tar. It has n w-all earned nolorii ly fcr curing al Jiseasi -of the TIiEOAT AND I.i NG«. Wine of Tar nl-o possesses a healthy action tpotithe Stomach tu.d bowds-rejuvenaling 1.,. svs*< ni and restoring it to peril rt health — ;t j« very <-ffi ettvo in •‘uiit. rr n”-.a:np. e-tg-| iiatmp troiii the Liver, fetemach. Bowels. Kid i ivs d:e. S-.]d bi Drigci-fi a.r.d Grocers nt only one ■i -liar a Bolti, o<-i“ini: 1 »vt Wine of Tar i.-uon f.c-lt“.ll ci n.’.ars at . i r , ; . Tiv • f..r Cougi s and Cries. OJ.IVrE CPOOK <k CO., Proj r’s. < 11 I.ON Jt' LSl.'il “the Chonpest :. -'i i-«—«ti Cure f r I’l CII..AHMI OR "A SCtIATCHES It is liquid, is not gii 'iveal-le; d-'c' not soil ti i . iothes, and nev. r tils tn cure »l once, h ceiipuns m> M--r.-u;y i-s..f,- to me m-.d-r any cirenmstances — • onlv half Ike price of sl-nihtr preparations a ;;ii- I- I II i.r. j.l -:.”t and 111 dive. FOR BURNS AND SCALDS, ‘li spocqud. It nrovenl- CitAIT..D llaxos al.-i s t'hvlii white andsi-t. A- -:-i < x'c'fiMpplient'.oo so- R!ieniit-iti-ni, kru; ... !>i-ei —a i ii,. Skin, Ulcers, 01-I Sold, Ganfcirtie, ’• ■ rv . fu-ctive. S.-..1 l.y Druggists. Price 2- cents. M <dv onlv by tho _ ( Boos ii vUFArrr iing co., D -\ I’ON, OHIO :!TKON ■> '.LSAM is b’. nvn on every bottle vl(!-n26-l.v. .] I iir iHi rk N u r s c r y . NEAR FORT WAYNE. INDIANA DEGROFF NELSON, Proprietor The attention of the pel pie of Adams conn y is Invited to the large and superior as»o ment of Frn i t AND Ornamental Trees forsaie at this nursery, embracing the most s proved varieties of Standard and Dwarf fn t rees.such ns APPLES, PEA RS. CHERRIES. PLUMS, PEACHES, NECTARINES, APRICOTS, QUINCES, GRAPES. GOOSBERRIEB, CURRANTS, RiSPBEIiRIES. STRAWBERRIES. BLACKBERERIS, ESCULENT ROOTS such as ASPARAGUS, RHUBARB OR PIE PLANT. DECI T’UOUS, TREES A PLANT . EVERGI’FEN TREES AM) Sl'lt I B , or.v.citrxTAi vrxrs axn cr.riri r.' ktc . itc , It is :1“ ml. nlion of the jroprutor t d< I honorably 5.i..1 jusily'.r it'i nil H'-wl! w ,r ritif his 1-ecs to be wl r.l f h'* We might point o’-‘ soiland-’ . me rcyresentei ' ... other cdy.'u t-j. s such : • -viimn'c, Trees turn-1 Lauti J firn-tl nurscrv •reb'-idy, a; J tigercms and mm more likely to lire thm, f rw , I nwl • frhtv dis lant i:>rrs< rie<. F.-.rn.rjf wliocvtiMl: 1i.,-v - ifrtFCai wi,J p'. i Ten j 7 = ' f Elm I’m k Nurseries. | t We have t ppei t. -1 V J). Sirr.-d-m, Darntsr I .era! vl. 1 , Mi. . ... nty, vh c H ii. f;. dirs Ih.,t yiu may favor him with. ! “sweu.. , !9 ; liW