THE BUBAL NEW-YORKER. 
^DREER’S 
^GARDEN SEEDS 
L*.l PLANTS, BULBS. 
I*lDr«*er’» tinrdeii Cnlen- 
[.'/illtr lor IHSI, offering 
./ everything for the Garden 
f ,V Farm wont for tie. in nUrnw. 
<*rcil t'alnlo^nr I'ltKK. 
.Seedsman 
J/HK.NUY A DKK_ 
714 CUe»mut8». Philadelphia. 
We offer for the Spring trade a large nod fine *tock 
of even' description ofFit IT IT and Oruuilieulal 
THEF.S, Shrubs, Uo.sc**, Vines, SMALL 
Fit CITS, IIciIko iMiuit*. Fruit Tree Seed, 
ling* aud FormtTwftsSeedlinitw. Priced Cata¬ 
logue, Spring of 1S87. mailed free. RtUMiAtA IHS2. 
BLOOMINGTON PHCENIX NURSERY 
SIU.\K1 TITTLKA to. Pre*ritt»f»,JltOOBIJ(OTO!l,IlX 
ALBANY SEEDSTORE 
ESTABLISHED 1831 
LAKE’S 
IMPORTERS, GROWERS AND DEALERS IN 
” 1 . * |j jl ,k S.iMinlo rorrlpl ul 
- . 
' g :* " aGENTS WANTED, 
CatonsvLlle Kfg. Co 
P freer Add, .r- Pa. MStrj'lSilltl, 
Lake's Out' pieee Honey Section*, IV 4 . #2.00 per llltt). 
IIIuhI rated ('n 111 logut*sentFK EEonappliealion. 
SPECI A I. II \TF,Sto Market Gurdeiu'isai^ 
Trucker., ami persons buy 1 ng n: large quun title.. 
1838. POMONA NURSERIES. 1887. 
_ — k SI'I'ICUB STOCK 11 K 
Lateaon. best Early Market Hear; KWJ 
/C frr, best Late Market Pear; /•* Cunt* 
(if aland Other IVurTrecs, ITirvun Jr., Larg 
/ w West known Blackberry. LKl bushels per 
J*iwre l‘o Uichee arouml Krxr, the 
/|_ #Fo \ Largest vkhy H-Utnv Blackberry; Marl 
0/N 1 boro ami ffolrfen yur«n Uusph* rrles, 
1« Ui .I f’nrry atltl IMtu. liest Market Slrutv 
. .. W berries; Viopar 1 . V. my iff Shift and 
uthcr crapes In Urge sue ply. All the 
worthy old and promising new fruit'. Cntnkacue free. 
\\ M. PA It it V. PA It It V, N. J. 
60 DAYS. POTATOES ““ft 0 fth^ 
growth In »1 days. The stoekbrldgc Potato Manure 
produces an early, vigorous, and continuous growth; 
and the potatoes are large, smooth, and mealy. 
BOWKER FERTILIZER CO.. Boston, Mass. 
Pi.si«nntt(o«j6i gutetiiefittfl. 
Scrofula 
Probably no form of disease i* so generally dla 
tributert among our whole population as scrofula. 
Almost every Individual has this latent poia £ 
coursing Ids veins The terrible Ht.lTering9 eu 
dured by those afflicted with scrofulous gores 
cannot be understood by others, and their grati- 
tudo on llndlng a remedy that enr.M tlietr aston¬ 
ishes a well ponton. The wonderful power of 
Hood’s Sarsaparilla 
In eradicating every form of Scrofula has boon so 
clearly and fully demonstrated that P leaves no 
doubt that it Is the greatest medical discovery of 
this generation. 11 Is made by <!. I. HOOD & CO., 
Lowell, Mass., and Is sold by all druggists. 
IOO Doses One Dollar 
JAPAN IMPORTATIONS. 
The Senior Partner of the llrm of II. II. Rcrserdt 
Co., of Sun Fra nclnro.. leaves for Japan In tprll, 
to visit our Margeries and On- nntlvr* eg'ahllshnient*. 
taking notes un Horticultural and Agricultural sub 
jects. and to make arrangements Tor nest season's 
1 rude. 
To Insure personal attention and selection of stock. 
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shruhs. Plants, Bulbs, 
and Seeds, orders should be sent In lime in reach Yo 
kohama up to July lath 
Address II. H. IlF.llGEIt «fc CO.. SAN FRAN 
t'lSt’O, from where mall will be forwarded. 
P, O, BOX l«)l. Ml? WASHINGTON STREET, 
SPRAYING FRUIT TREES. 
To destroy injurious Insects Is conceded by all or- 
chardfsts as necessary to secure perfect fruit, for full 
directions and norm for hand or horse power at bottom 
cash prices address 
FIELD FORCE PUMP CO.. Lock port, N. Y. 
WM. //. MOON'S NEW CATALOGUE 
Of FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES, Shruhs. Small 
Fruit, Grape Vines, etc.. Free to all 
Address HORRIdVILLB, pa. 
IV| T n a Oil hut strong, well-grown 
■ ■ I n B O n Plains, Vines, etc, of all 
he Best Fruits at reasonable prices, can ire had of 
E. tV J. C. WILLIAMS, >1 on tela i r, N.J. 
The NEW BLACK OKA PE 
“EATOK,” 
HARDY, VIGOROUS, AND PRODUCTIVE. 
BUNCHES FROM ONE POUND TO THIRTY OUNCES. 
Awarded Two First-elass Ce rliji rates of Merit 
John B. Moore & Son, 
CONCORD. MASS. 
VOTT 1 A T T I Our Illustrated Cat 
T ILfiXi ALJ . alogne of New Roses 
Plants, Trees, and Seeds. Semi for it now. 
I’AI L IU TZ A SON. New Castle, l*u. 
prrne Send e to Iiay postage, and I will send a 
JClUO free pocket new kind Tomato Seed, choice 
Catalogue free H.F MILLS, Seedsman, Thorn llllLN.Y. 
Q FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL. ^ 
q ,50,000 Apples, I’cnra nud I’eaclien. 
rt VT 1 A If A and all the best Grapes— E3 
A lt IAUA ll.l 40,000 Marlboro and Ht 
Until beet f{a*pherri<*>*. Fay’n Cur- 
p rant trod sum If fruits. t 
E Send for Catalogue Of Bill line of Nursery 
Stock and Vegetable Seed*. EL 
C DITCH ESS NURSERIES. O 
0 I’otigli keep*ie, N. Y. O 
Dl H l|TC BY .11 All.'» •peeialty. 
“LA II I O Niagara, and a fall 
Stock Of other Crnpe*. lAirge ttork 
Simwtierrir* nud K«*pb«rrie*, 
Erie and other Blackberries. An. 
piirngiiH Root* etc. Dc». Catalogue 
Frees tvontaiius S I. S2 A X3euUec’ns A instructions 
for planting. JOEL HOttNERASOK, Utfshaotvllle, N J. 
RURAL SP ECIAL REPORTS. 
Ohio. 
Cygnet, Wood County, Feb. 13.—We have 
had considerable cold weather this winter, a 
good deal of snow and much sledding. For a 
few days the weather has been quite warm 
atul we ha ve hud much rain. Wheat is look¬ 
ing splendid, having been protected bo long by 
snow. The same is truo of clover. Stock of 
all kinds are doing well. Rough food will be 
rather scarce on account of the shortness of 
the bay crop last fall. A great many gas 
and oil wells arc being put down in this coun¬ 
ty. The oil of a few of the wells Is said to be 
of a fine quality. Gas is destined to ruin the 
wood aud coal trade in this part of the State. 
H. 
Oregon. 
Island City, Union T'o., Feb. !).—We are 
having plenty of snow which is good for the 
wheat crop, A large amount of fall wheat has 
been sown. We sow Club Wheat which does 
equally well for fall or spring sowing. Grain 
averaged about half a crop the past season 
owing to the lack of rain. Wheat averaged 
about 13 bushels to the acre; barley 18; oats 
;>l», A large amount of wheat hits been shipped 
to Portland. The barley goes to Milwaukee 
and St. Louis. Wild oats (Avena latim) area 
past. They grow in all kinds of grain aud 
cannot be extirpated. The winter of ’83 and 
’83 nearly ruined all our fruit trees less hardy 
thau Diicbewiof Oldenburg. Minnesota tree- 
peddlers followed hard after and reaped a 
rich harvest from the sale of trees at a dollar 
apiece. Produce, dull; wheat 50 cents a bush¬ 
el; bar bey 75 cents per 100 pounds; Timothy 
hay AS per ton; wild hay *0; butter 25 cents; 
eggs 25 cents. Hogs a dull sale at 2J, cents 
for fat ones; no set price for stock hogs. 
T. a. H. 
Texas. 
Abkline, Taylor Co., Feb. 17.—This coun¬ 
ty is in good condition considering the long 
drought. Of course it is very hard indeed on 
new settlers, who are mostly poor people; but 
1 do not thiuk there is uny other county that 
could stand it as well as this. Notwithstand¬ 
ing the dry weather, some cotton was made 
and a largeumouut of feed. Ml stock are iu 
better condition than for Hi years. The wheat 
is damaged, but with a favorable spring most 
of it will make a good crop. Peaches aud 
grupes are succeeding well here. The Cali¬ 
fornia varieties of grapes do better than the 
Eastern or common kinds. 1 think that 
plums will do very well. Apples aud pears 
have not been tried to any extent. Stock of 
till kinds are low, with light demand. The 
farmers are preparing for sowing oats, and if 
they all are able to get seed, a large crop will 
be put in. The class of farmers has greatly 
improved iu the last two years. I wish un¬ 
bounded success to the Rural aud its patrons 
alike. d. 
WincotiNfn. 
Gueenbush, Sheboygan Co., February 21. 
—We have hail a cold steady winter. A good 
many are buying hay feed to carry them 
through the season. We have had several 
rains to make light crusts; but last. Friday 
morning everything was covered with ice, 
breaking trees badly, ami it stays ou yet. 
Snow is 20 inches and the crust will bear a 
man, which makes bad work iu the woods. 
Long live the Rural New Yorker! 
a. m. s. 
Communication's keckived kok thk Week Ending 
February hi, 1SS7. 
P. H. J. -T. U.-F. M. P.-R. M. M.-J. I" B.-T. D. C. 
A. J. C.—J. D. C.—J. M. S,—M. W.F.-J.J. -II. P., the 
seed distribution is bcliiK moiled.-J. W. W. j. J.L. 
it. M. M. \V. D. CL-F. M. P,-T. E. CL—L. D. F.-E. ft 
it. A.C.G A. , 1 ,0. s. M. S. -.1. W. t;.-P. K. T. - a v 
8, f. II 9. 8.0 \ lilt. Tin. P. s \. E. M.C.- 
I. I,, T.-C. A.-M. K, S, 0 S, It. S.—I. H. I M. K. 
K. It. C. S, J.S.-J.II. W. L. J. W. H. L. -J.S. L.--U. 
H M.-J. II. L.-J. T. E O. M. W.-E. L; W.-A. (I. K. 
H. A. W.-J.S. A. -U. S. C.—J. M.-O. C. S.-C. H. H. 
J. L. I. C.G, T O. F- n. .1. H. 0 & U. I' H. S. 
J. S.-L.J It. T.-S. f. K. R U.-D. M. F.-F. P.-C. 
H. K . thunk'. W. tk W.. thunks. L. D F. A. J - C. 
A. C. G.—T. E. L, certainly. W. S. W. J. H.-U. S. A. 
J. U.—F. D. C.-J. P. B.-J. R. H, F. M. P.-J. O. S. J. 
B. 8.-N.J.-T. H. H. II. A. W ti B. It J.M.B-C.— 
J. L. S. W. K. ft R.—J. II M. We art' answeiTiiK 
t|ti"stlons as fn*l a-< space ucrmihl.— W. F.-U. f.. P. 
-. E. F. J 1!. Y. ('. A. ti. W. P.—1.8. B.. thank*, ij. 
F. S.-J. M. M. C. A. G. I. J.-J. K M. -C. P. C.-J. P. 
J. P. S. ■ F. ATI. W. W, II. K. W.-ll. IV. H. T. J. B. 
—A. W. Smith, thanks, seed ree'd — E. J. McA.—E. L. 
W„ tlinnks.—E. K. U.-J. H. (1. I’. V. >1 
M\ a r c U a in' o u a d mtioin \) 
X _ write** ‘•Thr preaenl nieth 
il l , I i R.WS »*l <»f analysluK uianurtH 
* w ^ doc* not properly recoirnlse 
thr dllTcrciu'c In the ftti'iiis of plant food, atul the 
valuation* founded upon thee analyses ureoltOBether 
false and erroluHiu* " No nnalv*l» can ever fully rep 
ri-.-cltt the ,;ii-a( crop priMlnehiK |Hivver of tlie Mock 
bridKe Spe,'i«i Maumv*, which are adiipievl |u HftTw 
enl.rop*. BOWKF.U !• Fit ITLI/.KR ft t. 
\oktiii;kn nitow n smi I 'olahu-s amt HprliiK 
Nvlu'ul. I*rl04‘ l.lsl l , 'rr«‘, ttniltl fur il Address 
r*i ntOli N Kl{, Hi ItM I V, Ml v/v. 
1 l.l.t ^ritATKI) I ’AtTAl.nii^K, V IlKR. 
A. D.COWAN &CO. 
Ill Chambers Street, Sow York. 
MINNESOTA. NORTH DAKOTA. 
ANTELOPE, MOUSE 
—AND— 
RED RIVER VALLEYS 
AND TURTLE MOUNTAIN DISTRICT. 
With 2t)0 miles New Railroad, Good Markets, Numer¬ 
ous New Towns (Iticludlnit Rujfby. an Important Juiie- 
tion, and Minot. Division Headquarters) Two Tlil- 
1 ■ on Acres, excellent government land direct ly 
on i lie line of l(. It. afford excellent opportunities 
for Stoekjneu. Faruier*. Mechanic* and Merchant*. 
Gome early and luvcirtlirate, or for further iiartleulars 
write to 4'. H, WA RKKN, 
Cl. P. A..*t.P. M. ft M. Ky.. st. Paul. Minn. 
i, J' 
2®0NLY-THE BEST; w 
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^Q.<BULBS&GARDEN TDOLS. 0) 
...m*®; moimvaos ... mi mi, iu t!lU 0 
hand. Illuntrutod OatRlosuea fn»o, 
KEMP * IIL'UP EE MF’U CO.. Syracuse. Ji. T. 
THE ROCHESTER 
HAY and GRAIN EUVATORS 
BERRY BOXES 
Send for Illustrated cata¬ 
logue. N it. II A 1.1. .V t o. 
Benton It:.ebon, Nlleli. 
nml nil k Inda of* 
FRUIT BASKETS 
PACKAGES 
GRASS Si SEEDS 
Ulover. Timothy. Millet. Blue (»rn**. Or- 
elmrtl (•rii.a, Aleatlow Peseue, Red Top, 
Tall Meadow Out, .loliroiuii t?raw, etc. unr 
tulxtuie* for lawn* atul purmaneni jutaiure cannot 
ho surpassed. PrlOi * lowest, uUallty eoinUdtu'ed, 
Write tor isttlmate. All order* luN otupaidi.) with 
ca.'.h tilled at lowest market price on day of receipt. 
.1. ftl, lHeUI l.I.OI HiPKMONH. 
J5slub. 1N18. 134 A: fit) WulimiSf,, UIlK'lui'qUiO. 
SEND Full ILI.UKTHATKD UATAI.OGVF 
SUNG and STACKER 
BEATS THEM ALL. 
Agent* wanted. Solid for circular. 
Mention tilt* paper. 
W. C. RICKER, 
HOC It ESTKII. N. \ 
NEW FRUITS 
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, and WEST 
New Plum. NewBerries 
I.cndinii vrtriet ie* nil other fruit*. 
INTRODUCERS SHIPPER’S PRIDE PLUM 
CATALOGUE FREE W I LEYA ( CL. CAYUGA, N Y. 
o r IT rh C2 GIVEN AWAY! A package 
It U ® Mixed Flower Seed- rg 0 kinds.* 
with Pstck'* KuniAt (iruxe. all 
for two stamp*. Every (lower lover delighted. Tell all 
your friend*. IL \V. P A It I\ . Knunett*bii rg, l’a. 
.Send at once. Till' offer wril not ippear again. 
The famous DENY BEK KY will grow In the North 
and I* much finer than the Blte-kberry. Plants. SUKi 
lier doseti. .si no per hundred. Adores* 
GIIAS. T. SMITH, Sunny Side, Ga. 
^Rs-r *u>! i;io,proAlaki.' LATE WHITE 
. . PEACH; fltulrr t-s l«. t*I .is 
I'CMb. I.»t|r vtwlr o Peach tr-r- • iir»t>;.r 
f -■ » William'* 1 art, Kid, 
’/ ED R DS1 te.ti'.-ol/ apple. Qood ApptvTreea. 
■ aud moil po|iu!*r tad Hetteeplti* *iu.t. Pear*. 
3 Cherry, Qolnee 1»U>1 »U tr»!c Ire-• *.:. I 
Jv-- L ATlBV frnh te»rlim ptaiiUi. I'OO out '.’-Yi-.r-.ilJ A»- 
NA _ vow paragii* root*. I-»r*r *xo.rU u‘ Sr »i1e »nrt 
Ilrii.niriii, - SenJ f..r c»i*ioeu-. S. E. 
KOUKKS A- son, Mt- Holly. N. J, 
600 ACRES. 
13 CREENHOUSES. 
TDCCCaniiDI AMTC 
m m ■■ loci Best Kind*: ;tilth 
■ ■11 H 1 1 B— w* year. ':iIhI"Uuc* 
I ■■ Cl M* Ccne.ird* s«!4 per IU): 
■ ■lini Siltf per I.IU). i Empire 
B ■ Stale and 1 Niagara for 81 po*t tuud Hrtgh- 
ton. Delaware. Ives. Elvira. Lauy. Ualawba 
Martha. Moori 
Diamond. Veiyiennes, Ac., at lowest rales, ita-pher- 
ric*. Goose tie me*, Jessie Strnwheri y, Luoretia Dew- 
berry. A. CEO.W. CAMPBELL. Dflawarf, Olilo. 
EVERGREENS 
and European l^iretie*. all 
sixes. All Nursery grown a; 
price* never before offered. 
Norway Spruce, scotch. Aus¬ 
trian, White and Mountain 
Pine*, BaUwiu Kir. Northern 
Bed t'editr, aim Arlmr VIlea 
from SI, pur l.UWl up shipped 
with safety to all parts of the 
U.S. Price list tree. lUlll.L, 
Kventn-en SnrelidM, llunJee, 111, 
f I Dl \J 1 I Dl hi fl Ls the mrllest and 
tAKLY ALDlNU^r^iaS 
ylelder In 10 early kinds tested last season, Send 
stamp for catalogue or Iti cl*, for sample tuber anti 
catalogue. Addre*t ‘ L. II. KEA D, C'ubot, Vt. 
SUMMIT ,,iLs (fa vc the largest yield of any po¬ 
et u ui '*• x A tato rested on our experimental farm 
1 TO last season, yielding at the rate of 
U 1 .A I IT. 1,-Jin bus. per aero.-#. \. Y..May 1.1HH6. 
Send postal to originator for New Potato Cata- 
'.oat'K. Address E, K. 8TIN E, 
CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO. 
CALE^MEN WANTED! 
WaLARY AND EXPENSES PAID! 
For terms atul particulars address i mention this paper) 
\V. II. AIcNA KY vY CO., Nubskbymkx, Dayton, O. 
FOR S.V LK. J«« barrel* Morning Star Pota 
toes. .1. A. KOBINsON, Belcher, N. Y. 
FOIt SALE.- 1 have a Bne lot of the celebrated 
F.inplre State Potatoes, which I offer at £l.ui per bush¬ 
el. fvl.oU per bbl.. f. t>. b- here. 
E. II. tori’ ( lifton Springs, N. Y. 
HIGH CLASS c; ARDEN SEEDS. 
Snecinl Oiler. |2following 
choicest new varieties by mall 
for 75 cents. Golden Self 
Blanching Celery. All Seasons 
Cabbage, I'erplgnam Lettuce, 
Bedlam! ttlant Mtisk Melon. 
I Shakers Sugar 'orn. King of the 
Oarxlcn Lltnaa. Alaska Pea. Sear 
let Waxbush Bean, Golden Clus¬ 
ter Pole Bean. Mammoth Salsify. 
_ _Beauty Tomato and Chartlu’s 
Radish. Catalogue mailed ou receipt of 3 cts In stamps. 
Win. C. BECK KItT, Seedsman, AU.KUHKNV. Pa. 
MAPLEWOOD OATS. 
The most productive variety known Entirely new. 
Sample aud full particulars sent on application to 
MAPLEWOOD STOCK FARM, 
ATTICA, NEW YORK. 
J KWEIIjIj stw awbbhhy, 
Best and most prottcettvr. FitU desertptkift, etc., free. 
Beautiful colored plate for a two cent stamp. Also 
other- new varieties. Address originator*. P. M. 
AUGUR ft SONS, Nurserymen. MlddleOeld. Conn. 
POTATOES. EMPIRE STATE pure, over 100 
Bushels raised from one. Order at once at 80 cent* 
per bushel. C P. COYVLES, 
Syrneuac, N. Y. 
Ul| r BROB., Botrth Olastonhary, Conn,, send Free 
nALC fata,'av../ best Strawlserry, BlAckberry, and 
Goosoborry Pt*nt*. TU C PA DM AM Raspberry — 
Grapes, Currant* ,1 I ML VHnlYlHIlriirlis.f Armisn 
largest- size, jet black.suw: prrwKer*,* s*<i projitab/r,f\H 9 
quality. Dm't P CT DM DflADn*he train at 
take our word. UL I Uli DU A liU fruiting time 
next Summer. *nd come and see tlii* and many other 
choice varietic*. all propa- IP Wnil VJUANT 
gated train imllgmi stock. Il IUU VWHIil 
;t futt rntfi * rtlf-h uaJMtt .plant Earhart «r. r-btnTimj Hti*p 
report I if~ BIG BERRIES and lots of then 
8 months q/Or planting rtne-k r*ce£e<ul !K*X) miles by matt* 
CHAS. D. MERWIN, 
SEED GROWER, 
M I I.FOH I *. C’OIVIN. 
Established 1SSU: grow* the Best Onioa Seed In 
America. White lllobe per pound. #3; Red Globe, f','; 
Igirgc Bed Wetherstlcld. 42; Yellow Ulobc Danvers, 
82.M); Yellow Dauver*. 82. 
oern POTATOES 
XtkU AND SEEDS 
^^From the Famous AROOSTOOK. 
The great superiori¬ 
ty of true Aroostook 
grown potatoes tbr 
seed i* well known. 
Wherever planted, 
they > leld large crops 
of handsome tubers, 
notably free lYom dis¬ 
ease. And the short, 
quick season of this 
far north-east land 
makes all our seeds 
ti a I- tl v. productive, 
and early. 
My ILLUSTRATE!) 
.Catviooi k will l-e 
’ sent i HEX to alL 
Write ti l IL 
OEOROEW.PJERRARP, Caribou, Main©. 
1887—SPRINC —1887 IT1T\ 'Tl T"1 fN 
Now is the time to prepare ' I ’ I J Aj li V 
your orders for new and rnre I It, |A 
Fruit and Orniiincniul I III il ill 
Trees, Shruhs, Evergreens, A- -A- * A ■ A A N/ 
rpise*. Grape VI ties, Be¬ 
tides many Deslrnblt? NoveBics, we offer the largest 
and most complete gere-ral *tock in the L‘. 8. Cata¬ 
logue-, sent to all regular customers free. To others: 
No. l, Fruit-., loc.; No.'2, Ornamental Trees, etc, illus¬ 
trated, 1 No. a,NtrawlM'rrlcs; No. 1. Wholesale; No. 
5, Kose-s, free. ELLWANGER & BARRY, 
Mt. Hope Nurseries, Roflii'dtcr, N. Y. 
NO GENTLEMAN 
/f GENUINE 
[YANKEE S0J?aP # | 
.a.,,.,/ ^ n 
MANCHE3TCR CCl-TT-S, A 
WILLIAMS 6HR0THEBS : 
OUMlST.ISOAevnC'IRItS, jl 
V x——. .. .^.i— 
Formerly Williams & Bbob 
who has once shaved 
WITH GENUINE 
YANKEE fOAP will 
ever he witunut lt^ 
It softens the 
beard, soothes the 
skin. Its lather is 
livavy and does not 
d. roll the face. It 
Il j no equal. AH 
J), nffaltt* kftp it. 
A’data Imitations. 
Trial Sample by 
Mud, 12 Cts 
" Tho I. B. Williama Co., 
(ilaMunDiirfi Cold. 
s., Manchester, 1840 . 
