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 TUST received, by the subscriber, Q con GD signment of Silk Worms Eggs-among which are 5000 of the 3-weels or two-crop variety, which are offered for sale at New York and Hartford prices.

 Those persons who have the common white mulberry tree may. by an early application produce eggs from the tssO-cr0p uGriety ID time to use all the foliage which can be judicIous- Iy taken from the multicaulis (aIready plant ed) and be enabled to commence feeding the worm at an early period. and continue the same by successive crops, till prevented Dy frost. f ., The subscriber wishes to contract for all the SIX COcooNs which can be raised within l reasonable distance, for which he will pay cash and the highest price on delivery-say | @3 to @6 per bushel, according to quality; ol will manufacture them into sewings or twis in the best manner, and at short notice, fol one half the product.

 THe is now manufacturing, and has con stantly for sale, an assortment of SeaCing SiL and 7Scist, (of various colors,) which are sait to be of good quality.

 SAMUEL CHURCH. N. B. Silk Worms Eggs and Young Sill Worms may be had at any time during thu season of feeding. Apply as above. s. c. BefhLems, .Jane 5, 1889.