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Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-22
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THE undersigned having purchased the toor-
l. ing establishment formerly occupied by Mr..
W. G L. Morriss, tender their services to the old
patrons of Mr.. NORRIS and the public generally,
and will take pleasure in waiting on all who give
them cali. The tailoring business will be car
ried on in all its various branches, in style I'M
surpassed tor neatness Of fits, durability of manu-
facture and facility and promptness in filling or
ders. BY strict attention to business we hope that
liberal share ofpal ronage will be extended US,
for our motto is, close attention to business and
prices suited to the hardness of the times.
Particular attention paid to cutting and warian'
ted to fit if made correctly New York and Phil.
adelpha fasions regularly received
II. w. NOE.
FRANCIS O'BRIEN.
Aberdeen Jam, IA. l845. II
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-22
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

DY virtue OF an order from the hon Probate
Dcourt of Monroe county, will sell on the 4lf
Saturday in February next ut the lite residence Of
NJ 7 Hutchinson''dec cd to the highest bidder, on Q
credit of twelve months, all the personal estate Of
said deceased consisting ofone negro boy, named
Joe cattle, horses hogs, household and kitchen fur
niture &c. &c. Also will be rented until the frs
day Of January next, the plantation of said doceaS
ed. Sale within the hours prescribed by Law
Other ,erns made known on The day Of sale.
SARAH ]. HU CRIMSON,
Administrative.
January %, l845 80 ow
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-22

VvAKEN up by the subscriber two stray hogs,
one of which was of red sandy color, and
the other spotted with black and white The marks
we're crop and split in the left ear, and swallow
fork in the right ear. or,
The said hogs were appraised on the 9Th OF Eel Feb
rua,y, and slaughtered on the lob 1919. They
were appraised by John B. Wood and l.; L. NC
Donald; one OF which weighed 1872 and The Other
lao lbs. Supposed tobe three years Old
The owner can come forward AM VIII pay nm
ALLEN VANDOZIER.
Feb. 14th, 1916. w.
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-22
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

r ETTERS of Administration having beengran-
IL ted to the undersigned at the January term
eff the Probate Court Of Monroe county thereof as
Administrative of the estate Of Matthe" I Hutchin-
son, late of Monroe county deceased, notice is here
by given to all persons having claims against
said estate, that they are required 10 present the
same duly authenticated within the time prescribed
BY law, or they will be forever barred by statute
And those indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment and by SO doing they
will save cost.
SARAH ]. HUTCHINSON,
Administrative
January %, 1915 38-6w
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

T TAKE this method of informing my friends
i custiners and the public generally that have
sold out my shop and business to Messrs Noe and
O'Erien Taors, Gentlemen who are as well quail
fled to conduct the business as myself or any Other
tailor, and would solicit my friends and the public
generally to extend the sumo patronage to them
which they have so literally bestowed on me
since in business.--I shall be about the establish
ment some lime in order TO close my business, and
aid them as much as possible, they are both wei
qualified to please all who may favor them with
their Patronage
w. G. l.. MORRISS.
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-22
Executors n O tic e.
To all whom il may concern

DY direction of tic Probate Court Of Monr''
ID County, at the January tenn 18l5, VIII ~,
the April term, Is Is, Of said ooam,'rcTon in .
account of the administration OF the estate on FL1
abeth Moncici deceased; and then md there In'"4
FIN and final settlement and distribution OF said
estate. and ask said count to be discharged Iom
further administering said estate in said couth s'
which time and place the distributes and other'
interested, are required TO attend, ,....-..,.
JAEMS q. RNNDLE,
Administrator of the estate o Eli7ubcto Moncucf
Jan. 9, I8I5, 90 q"
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-22
sTRAYED OR STOLEN

TSROM my house nbout two months s'nGt' u I"fge
X MI, horse with small stnr in his forehead ,
has hn, in hi right hind leg. caused by on injury
,yli,J, r,,v he discovered near the feterlock. On
tho ler fore ea there ia nark.-near side. On the
,iob, iii, where the saddle works there IS three
marks .f shnt-the shot still under the skin. vii
ciye fem Dolla,s for hi, deveryto me, or Five fol
iohrmation where lie ,pn he found. The horse wa
seen obou the first of,he month, and there ls reason
to believe he is yet in this county.
O''> JAMES BEALL.
Jan IS, l845 oo-ow
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-22
25 r. f. w A r. ID.

DUNAWAY from the plantation OF u w, b :,
N gan, deceased, three or four ml!es east OF oo'>
ton Gin Port, a negro boy named John' ls"pIoSe
said boy carried of with him sofrel morse "hicf
had the big head. Said boy is about ~ or2l years
of age, dark complexion; his front teetn are OUT o.
ia abont five feet eight or ten inches high. Said
how belongs to the estate ofC, W. Boggan deceased
The above reward will be paid to any person who vii
deliver said bow or confne him in Jail 50 that &c
| him. C1hRLT"
Administrator of C. w Boggun, decd
January 81, 1915 Al"
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-22
mmtssioner'S Notjfc,

rE1HE undersigned having been appointed COM
mi.sjonrrs f Insolvency by the Probate Court
of the County Of Monroe in the State 81 3-js-'sslr'
p, at its April Term, l34i, to examine ard nod,'
the claims agains, the esnuc OF tlr late Ihoma'
c. Branch deceased, mi reror, ,herfoo for di'i,.
button, hereby give notice, ,ao,ve will intend o."
the first Monday in Jaao next, and on the first Mo.
Jay m each successive north, for twelve months,
at the Office Of L. White Esq in the to%n u. W..
crdeen in said County, for the above purpose and
all persons int rested are hereby required to P"
sent their claims against said cstate duly aolhSa
itcared as the law req1res. -..-.-~-.,.
z. !. WHITE,
J. b. VALENTINE.
Apil2O, 1874 >36m} Com@'ss'oEer'.
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-22
Nepal embellishments.
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF
the state of mississippi at FULTON
.Nov.Teln-l344

Joseph W Smith ard
Felix Tarrant ct al, Com pts.
Thomas II Wiley and Ruha his NOV
wife ard Sarah Smith and John
S Smith, minoI heirs OF Robert
Smith deceased, late of Monroe
county Mississippi, Defendants
TPON opening the matters olths BIN ana 1t al'.
" pearing to the satisfaction oil tne Gou' . ''u.
the defendants not inhabitants OIL 'n's 7'nte
,osIe bcvond the limits thereof so that the ord'ha-
49, ,ross or his court ca mot be served upon them
+, !. therefore ordered by the court that unless hey
hc and appear before the Vice Chancellor at 'h'
,onr, room in the town of Fuion, on the hro Mon
dav i, Nav next and Plead answer or de'nur u
sad Pill tie several allegations thereof VIII be Ia
ken for confessed and such order and decree il11'
,bo,c;o as the Vice Chancellor may deem equitable
and met, II is further ordered that copy OF THIS
order be inserted in the Mississippi Advertiser
paner published in the town of Aberdeen once
week for two months SUCCESSFULLY:
November 81, 1914. J. ROBINS CLENH
ABSTRACT OF BILL.
The conplsinants charge that Robert Smith dled
in Monroe county Mississippi in the year 1889
seized of a large quantity OF real estate, Pofuoi
of which is situate in said county OF Monroe AZ
follows to INTERSECTIONS three and seven IN Town
shin sixteen, range seven east dlao' oee'''"S ''
and two, in township sixteen range SIX east: also
. section thirtv-six in township fifteen, range SIX
A,o the following lots in the town of Aberdeen VIZ
Lots three hundred and twenty-one, three hundFF'
and ,ventv-lwo. three hundred and iwonty-three
tl-ae hundred and thrty-three in block twenty
two. olso lots one hundred and hity.onc' one hun
If d,ed and fifty two and one hundred and htty-hiee
1t in block eleven: also, lots ono, eleven ana tNeN
f. in block TWO: also lots fourteen fifteen IN DIoc
e eiobtyseven: also lot eight, in block twelve aso
d bIocEs one hundred and twenty-five, one hunate
&c md twenty-seven, one hundred and sixteen on
" hundred and fifteen, and hrtyslx; also Iottourtee
in block thirteen: also, lot eleven in block one h''
dred:-That he died seized and possessed oil PEI
sonn nropcrty ard credits, largely more than sun
I'd cont % nav all the debts-tha the personal prol
n erly has been fully administered on aud debts pa
H. and lepacics distributed that he left his wife, hnl
smith since iutermnrried with one Thomas II w
lev and the following named children, v,2--Jose!
" Smith. now of age, Mary Ann Smith slHce
- term ,rried with ono.of the compIanants, feiH
~ ~. Torran, md now over the age OF eighteen, Sari
- Smith and John Smith, both minors; VI resla"
W in Forward Dallas counties, Alabama hat sa
rpnI estate has not been divided, and that an oq',
1;,i,;6h cannot be had, and complaina"ts Pm! u
onno;ntnent of Commissioner TO see :; an 20,
digision can be had, and in case there cannot d
rr,o for The sale and division Of the proceeds Of
lat same. Cl.rr
Ill 35 CIV
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-22
DISTRICT cHANCERY 3 otFT OF
the state of mississippi at Fulton

e; 81 '.; =: :'... n''.r'.: r.,r''''
JTPON opening the matters al dis Bill ana ID
u appearng to che satisfaction Of The Court
that the defendant William Sharp, is not Az lrhao-
liant of this State, but resides beyond the limits
thereof 50 that the ordinary p'ocess o. TINS cou',
cannot be served upon him; it Is Their lore ordered
by the court that unless he be and appear before
the Vice Chancellor at the court room III the town
Of Fulton on the third Monday in May Cex', ard
| MEAD answer or denur 10 SAID Bill, the seveIat
allegations thereof will be taken for confessed hn6
such order and decree made thD rein as tue wee
Chancellor may deem equitable and Just ana II IS
further ordered that n copy oihs order be lhsei'fo
in the Mississippi Advertiser paper publl'tea 10
the town Of Aberdeen once week iot two nonih'
successfully.
! STRACT OF Bill l.,
The complainant charges that defendant pnchas
cd Of complainant sometime in the yehr OF 1852
the southwest quarter Of section TOUT to"nsulp
nine range nine, east for which defendant eSecu-
ted his notes, anil complainant executed IN aeieh7
ant title bond; that there is We, due two notes Civ
en- as part OF the purchase money, @fz-ohe note
for the sum Of one hundred and htv dollars, date
22nd July. 1910, and dse 25,h December, $40, or
which is a credit of one hundred dollars; a.s"' o1@
other note dated 22nd July, 1870, t.f ihe sun 81
one hundred dollars, and payable 25ln Dgc''"'.
1910: also one note for the sum Of fifty dollars ""-
ted goth November, 1859 and due @5tn December.
1889; that portion Of said notes AS executed w
/ lieu of one menlione in the title bond. Complain.
ant files his bin PRAYING for decree TO sell sljd
= land to pay OIL said notes with interest
81 9w J. ROBIN Clerk
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-22
BILL IN CHANCERY Y.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }ss
MONROE COUNTY.

MONROE COUNTY. go
wi'''s am w. H'np'''''' c,aes,r covnr,
lain Hardcastle, John L.
Tindall, Abno, Prewett and pacation, FEB 7,la45.
Mari. Prewe,t. Def dants.
TTPON opening the matters ofthis bill and /, ap'
| nearing to the satisfaction of the court lha'
he defendant, John Hardcastle is not citizen o.
This State but resides beyond the limits thereof so
that the ordinary process Of this court cannot be
served upon him II is therefore ordered that this
cause be set for hearing expure at the next term OF
his court to be holden on the fourth Monday Of
Aptil next, uniess said defendant appears or be-
fore that time aud plead answer or demon to said
bill Of complaint; it is further ordered that a copy
Of this Older be published once week for two
months successfully in the Mississippi Advertiser,
news paper printed in the town of Aberdeen in
this State notifying said defendant of said order
AUSTIN POLLARD Clerk
ABSTRACT BILL.
Tho Bill states in substance that Henry Anderson
George Wightmau and one Osborn ID. Hcrndon
since deceased, as trustees oftbc town of Abe deem,
,oid Lot 1923, being quarter of n block, on the
10Th day of October 1886 for $3.50, to John Hard
castle, that they executed to him title bond for
said lot to make title thereto on the payment OF the
purchase money, mat Inc saiu 1ohh I'oIaeasue
executed Two writings obligatory each for the sum
of$ll5 90. J p Hale and Thomas Richardson
as sur.ties to secure the pa, ment of the purchare
money, one payable in twelve the other in twenty
four months, that the former Of said writings oblg
utory is whoely unpaid. and that said Hardcnsilt
and his Sc urites are totally insolyent, that said
Wishtman, Anderson and Herndon were sulhorizee
to sell take writings obligatory give title bonds ano
make title to said lot. that said writing is bonhdt
the property Of complainant, that said Anderson
Wightman and Herndon are no longer trustees o
said town that John L. Tinda, Abner Prewett anc
Mark Preweti are the trust, of said town, and a.
SUCH have full authority to make the title aforesaid
and pray that the said defendant John Hardcast
he required by decree to pay said writing and in
ierest and in the event oil his tailng TO do So iha
rte said Lot, be sold for that purpose and for al
order ufpvbication &c
AUSTIN POLLARD Clerk
Tucker + Smith Sol. 4l--9'
February Is, lS45.
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-22
ntsTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF
the state of mississippi at fulton

= :, =. ~ =, =, n, r, n,
DISTRICT cHANcEKf Z W IL W
.u,ostota Of Mississippi at FULTON
tiie oe"'0 ", W :. " ro9,,,,s
John L IndaN ct al V0"p Is
(4D VI ;, ,o.
Richard Burfass' Iuo'na' A, N"'' lrrn'-I"ii'
Adams, Nioho'a' hItuy una
Thomas CooP"oou' D'' N''''
TTpON opcning the matters Of this Bill and II
| appearing 10 the satisfaction OF The Cout
ho, the defendant Richard Burrass, IS not an m
bnbitant of this State but resides beyond tue limits
thereof so that the rcnary process OF inns Too'i
.annnt he served upon him, it is therefore ordered
bn, l,a court, that unless he be and appear before
Tie Vice Chancellor Mt the court room in the town
,F r,,,ton On the third Monday in May nest, and
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-22
t,o.tom Gin. Aberdeen, & VI 0biEe.
NEoI,i,e and Aberdeen Packet.

h E~ro ~ The s,aunch built fast running
49, ss:z7sss steamer, NORMA, Z. f. iEEoH
Master; will run during the season, making reg''-
lar ten day trips For safety Of cargo and comfort
of Messengers, will not be surpassed by any boat in
the trade. Aberdeen, rep y iof''
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-22
FNClISH & CLASSICAL ACADE ENVY
NEAR ABERDEEN.
RATES PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.

RATES PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
ltPELLlNG, reading and writing --....s3 W
- The above, with first lessons in Artl''
metic, Grammar, Geography, and His ~.
tory. .----,....' .''' 49, go ~ "
Advanced classes in the above with licscrp-
tive Astronomy ----.'.'',.-- ----, IL w
Moral and Mental Philosophy, Rhetoric and
Political Economy, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, Geology and Botany, ,-------20 90
With Lectures and experiments, -.-..--'22 w
Languages and Mathematics ......- I'D W
Composition and defamation will be required
regularly m
Fuel per Session. '''.'.'.'.' "a "a wv wv
| Boarding per Session, ...,...' ~ W
Those furnishing their own bedding, washing =.
and lights, - - ".
One half of the Tuition and Board payaA'e IN
advance and the balance at the end OF the session.
A supply of the Books used will be kept on
hand and furnished at the most reasonable prices
No student will be permitted to board at tavern
Students not residing in town, will not be per
mitted to 20 TO town without express PERMISSION.
This institution will be open for the reception OF
students on the Gath inst, r s. GLADNEf'
Feb. 8, 1845 4o--""
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-22
Administrators Notice.

r ETTERS Of administration having been gran
ted to the undersigned, by the Honorable Fro,
ham Court Of Monroe couHiy, ms administrator Oh
Elizabeth Echols late of said county notice
!, hereby given to all persons indebted to SAID
a.,a,c 10 come forward and make immediate pay
ment; and those having cluims against the estate
are requested to present them properly authen'ica
rod within the time prescribed by law, OF they VIII
be forever barred by statute, -
'' JACOB LOUGHRlCGE.
January 25, ls45. 39--6w. administrator
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-22
NOTICE

ctEAI.ED proposals will be received BY me I'M
= til the II day ofFebruary next LOT 'ue p' s,ros
" - tho steam mill--he lowest bidder 10 DC
ie a.;,Iad n the contract, Bond and security VII
T.. occurred Of the undertaken; plan OF the Dr'ds'
,an be seen by calling at my Office ,rs
On ,oat 40 3w. Mayor
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-22
II RU S TEES S A L L

I N pursuance Of deed Of ftn''. executed TO me
/ IN the 18th dry Of Arril 1874, by h'cho'aS
Reedy which has been duly recorded in the ono
Of tn, Clerk Of the Probate Go rt OF The C"u"ty OF
Monroe aud stnte Of Mississippi, 10 secure certain
dent, therein meruonri-l snell proceed 10 III It
,nhE, auction to s Highest bidder for cash, on IN
22ad dav Of Alarh next, h't"e.n tne 'urs 81
twelve O'Clock A NJ. e two o'clocN l. VI ;" th'
town of Aberdeen, on the premises the following
described Lots in said Town, with the improve
uo,t. ,hereon to vii. Los number one hundred
and twenty six (l26) and one hundred and twtn'!
nine fla9> on Block MI nber nine (9) and LOT
number seventy COY and seventy one On D'"cE
nua.bar ak t6) as designated in the plan OF 'ai'
Town The title is believed to BE- perfect, but act
ing as Trustee, shall convey only such ''''c a.
vested IN me by said deed mum,
February 8, 1915 4O--tds trustee
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-22
BRIG M A c Ill l N l.
RRIC XII A Y | N ii.

yr,HE undersigned having permanently located
themselves in Aberdeen, respectfully tende'
vicinity Brcklaycrs They have purchased aar
,hs Matubby Bridge, and are now making bnok Of y
%. good qualy; to which they invite the attention OF
those Who wish to purchase. They VIII De Pre- ;eh
.no rsa in few DAYS to execute any job with winch
,hey may be favored. with despatch IN f sS'e d
which for neatness and durability shall no. ,a ~
lease. They wilma short time have IN opetanop
:,.,.,,ad Rr;ck Press, which they brought Win
a them from Virginia, in which the brick when rat
uali sa uc subjected to pressure 2looo pounds
which gives them the sodity 9fsrfn'e n1 hi. ,hG
symmetry orm and aah ru' as TO- T he ee
81 Of brick work. They solicit a portion
public patronage ,,urp q c1rruERLIN.
- 1eAA 5-tf.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
PRESlDENT POLK

1T is SAID he declined going through
the Stale by land, because he had some
tsmiiy slaves with b m, and was afraid to
take them through our tree Slate.-'Ur,
ba0a Ciuzen.
The above RoOrback also appeared, 81
is said id The RuOrback organ Of this
city. Are we a sci OF pirates, worse
Than those OF Mexico, thai President Of
this republic could not pass through OGr
Ierrilo j.! ,wnhOut being mbbed3 A ID
this, too by parry that ran candidate
who owned no less lbsnFIFTY SLAVES
BY PURCHASE! Can he aboliliOnis,s
only be COurled by such dep4rture from
what is due honorable men3 80 ~
But what is the truth Of lhis2 Mr..
Polk had but one ,c,'lored person with
him, and he was free man. and recoiv-
ing pay for bis services. This was the
only person in the company ia the char
acleT Of a servant, We are assured BY sew
ersl. Thfs colored man, now free, was
once a slave Of The President elect. He
set him free several years sin, e, as W,
are told, And retains him under pay
THIS was done, not as in the case Of Mr.
Clay, 70 be sounded in Jhs market places
to be praised Of men, Ou the occasion o
great political excitement; but TonI
sMce, when Mr., Polk was not, and coull
not have been operated upon, even by in
ference, by an ambitious desire to be eln
rifed of abUIiIionisIs, or their hypoctiiic
al devouTers, the wings.
Statesman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

MR.TnuArT's sPrzcH.-ws bring Mt
Tibbatl's speech on the Texas question
10 a close this week, BY making some o.
missions, which lack Of room required.
This is q very able, srgOmenis,ivs and
conclusive speech, and one Of the best we
have read on the subject. Our nsighbOrs
across The river are fortunate in having in
the halls Of Congress such an able Rep
resentaiiVe as Mr.. TibbaIls.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

The National lniel.igencsEs The whig
organ Of ahe naiioa, proposes that The
Oregon question BE submilscd 10 some
lofeign poWet 10r setllemtn' as the Maine
boundary vas once! This would require
ysars Of delay, and would DO doubt rs.
sUlt in our losing tie Territory. NE1t
may we MOI next Iook for, from ire whig
leadersi This Is hacking The SO wbi.s
who VOIed inslhs House against ihe bill.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
n
THE ARRIVAL OF THE PRESS
DENf. -

The Globe Of Thursday evening says:
The President elect Of the UhiledSiates
arlvedlhIs evening a: . O'ciocks III wes
received with great enthusiasm BY the
grsal mas Oftde people e--t he damectaic
associations directing the ceremonies,
Throughout his whole progress from
Ms home in Tennessee, the President
has everywh here been yheercd by the pop.
ular accIamatO6. Blight skies have
welcomed him to the capitol OF the Union.
au'pciUus Oi happier destiny Ihan thul
ioTboded by The gIoom and storm which
aIlendsd the advent Of bis venerable pted
ecessor in this ciiy--an omen OF the mis-
fortunes Of the administration which he
introduced.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

A SAP PIcTURE "A correspondent OF
a New York paPer,in writing iIOnl Wash
iUgiOn, says. 'WedO predict that IL the
Capi,Olis moi removed farther into The
interior before another cehtuTys f0Teigd
manners, loilies aud landsNgOes, IN con.
junction. with the devil, viii take posses.
ion Of The place, formally and Ubsslute.
ly. ldlsGeSs, luxury, ptOVetIy pride and
manwOrship, corruption and hI nocfisy,
Idesiilulion, crime, ranking, licsnlOus.
liess and dissipation will rUa riot Oser
the city Of the Government
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

or The President elect and bis lady,
with port Of his company, left Wash
inglon, Pa, yesterday a, 10 o'clock sin
lhe new coach President, winch had
heea ptepsrsd for the overweeni0a Clay,
and The Granile' State, another euach a..
most qdalng the 6Fn ia eleesace.-
rhecoash Presiden,i is painted and ur.
ns,aenIed after the fashion 81 the most
expensive private csyriagcs, and q liukd
with red silk plush. with thinning 10
suit--the cushions covered with the sans
wAterisl.--Plnsburgh Posi-, Of The l2lh
inst
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
ELECTRICITY APPLIED AS MA
= MID u -.

A few days since,we wrote paragraph
noticing tho fact that discovery tad
been made by lady ia Scotland, at
sleclricity would act as manure. when
sppted by galvanicsbaltery to The soil
Ibnut plants frhe Memphis Ehquirer
copied il with tbs following rena,ks.
When a, B lovi this s0lumu, We saw
a lemon tree which had been made 10
produce several crops IN qnick sncces.
Sion, by the application TO hs touls of
The gaivanlc battery. The fruit WIS as
perfect as that grown in the natural way ;
This mnsI hs regarded as an GxlrsUrs
binary fact. Where Is The limit Of this
kind of manuref We stated in tho inr.
lner article that member Of ths British
'Associalln had bsen able 10 pro uIs
and apply the electricity hy simply run.
ming wires on Peles, ind At sfiiohlO
heighths .Thia amounts simplytO eOllec-
Ing eleCtEicity, as water, AMI apply ing it
where tits needed. Chronicle.