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r. n n. No. 4.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,

For all Acute Complaints.
IETERNAL AID EXTERNAL.
The moment it is applied externally. or ia.
keA int the system it will stop the Lost excru.
ciating pain and quickly remove i,s cause.
RhematlSm.
Mr. Granger mason well known in Brook.
lyn was 3 cripple for nine years. Radway'I
Ready Relief relieved him from rein 10 fifteen
minutes, enabled him TO walk Two miles with
out the aid Of stick or erulch in three days,
and cured him'entirely in one week.
Thousands ofoher cases equally as wonder
full as the above, have been cured by r. Re.
lief Cholera Aorbus- Railways Ready Re-
lief will relieve the sufferer from all pain in ff-
teen or twenty minutes. 1t will cure lhs most
desperate cases in few hours. Neuralgia
The moment R. R. Relief is applied 1t sllays
the most painful paroxysms. II will alwrys
cure Sick Headache. 1t will relieve the most
distressing pains in fifteen minutes. 1t will
likewise prevent renewed attacks. Ague. In
ten minutes y tea spoonful of r r Relief will
stop the Chils and break the Fever.
Aches Of all kinds Pains of all kinds Brui-
ses Burns, Scalds Strains, Sprains. Stiff Joints
Lameuess' One application Of Railways Ready
Relief will in a few moments entirely stop the
pain.
Itreduces swelling heals sores cuts and
wounds removes bruises. Look for the sigma
ture of Radway & co, on each bottle.
R, R R-No2, "r.
RDWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT.
Resolves, RenOvates, Rebuilds.
II cures
!. rofula, Tumors, Bleeding of the Lungs,
Sur, Ills. Consumption, St Vita'S Dance,
Sores, HTJ cor A'"eu"'
Bropcbit. Fever Sores, Rash,
Ulcers. E, vsipelss, letters.
The above eiSh. teen complaints R R RssOl
vent will positively cure -,., n,.
Il renovates the syste. ~ completely, Resolving
,w,v from tn. Solids al, impure Poisonous aud
Diseased Deposits freeing the blood and fluids
Of life hom all corrupt humol s restoring energy
and vigor Health and strength 10 every organ
and member of the body.
Letters from high authority, Hon. j Lad
ileton of Waccamsw, s, G. writes US under
date of May 2nd 1863 that Railways Reh ova'
ting Resolvent cured one Of his negroes on LIS
at Beaufort of a Scrofula complaint,
If many years standing The poor fellow was
a disgusting object fpity; he was moving
mass of sores--the other negroes could not re-
main in the same place with him, He was en-
Lirely cured by Railways Resolvent and is now
at work upon the plantation. To the people
ofS. G, Mr.. Middleton is well known and TO
the political world Mr. Middleton Is no stranger
Scrofuls When the patient has been afflicted
fr Eve years or under, favorable symptoms
vii: appear on the third day after using R. R
Reso!vent
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GG2oDs.
GERGsRS lit L G.
a St West-ss..
lt,-r .vrs PITTSBURGH
OFFEk for sale llrFs ani en- ,ls,e ....,,-
ment Of American aud Pursira nay ooons
considerable pnr ton n the atavle g,ool. -.
purchased before the sdvaBce IN prices. sn5
will al be Oheredto cash or appovet errdit h,,v.
srs ss low as they eau buy 10 any city, East a.
PRINTs.
All the leading styles. en- IririnR q Pail A.
sortnent; Dark frances. Blues, Ora0Vs.- 49,
lngs, solid Colours. &c.; Eigisb and Gsrsso
~ Chintzes, &c
GINGB1Ms
Lancaster. Manchester. D1m-ssic, Ge.. E..L
ston "a high eolOFs, cod Fancy Cherk..
STURF GOODS.
APsless. herihOs, CUbsFEs, Faranusttss Noh.Ir
Lustrus, Fancy end Plain stVles. Da-Iai.s.
C.shmeres, and all Aswesa s'lls u WINTER
DRESS 60ODS.
.F.fEI ID OOLENS.
A large stock OF ''sek and Fsnrr eol,r.S
Cloths, DOeskins, Black and Fancy Gsssiu.ers.
OF most approved styles.
CO1iings, in great variety, DOmsstie AND ~
ported.
sATINETS.
In Blacks, eoloFs and mixtures sud printed. =
A'so, OF Western manufacture, Our usuaI iull'sup-
ply.
Tweeds. Jeans, Csshmeretts, and all SOsts Low.
priced Winter fabrics.
YFSTINGS.
full sssOrtm mt in silks, Wool and German
Fsney styles.
serges, Sieeiss, Csmbrics, Irish Linens HO,.
-.. LINSEYS
Plaid, Red, Bl=c and Chameleon STYLES.
BROWN GOODS.
Beached >heeings and Shirtings, FlarneIs q
all kinds and eolOrsi Diapers, Shirting Strips, Ozf
naburgs, Ddllings, sc &e.-Bl nkets-Domes-
tic and Foreign.
A complete stock OF all sorts OF
VARIETY GOODS.
Plain sBd Checked Muslin and White Goods.
kaces, EmbrOiderS, Silks, Ribbons, Winter
Shawls, &c, and everything wanting in the Dry
Goods line, the stock Of which will be kept full
oy constant additions throughout the season.
They solicit an examination Of their stock by
any disposed to purchase.
PTfBsUaeH, Sep. 7th, 1853.
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PARINEEsSHlP,

A Partnership has this day been formed bet wee
the undersigned in the mercantile business, unae
the name and style Of Cummings e. Brackin, ani
we invite all the customers of the S0ld corner
and the public generally, to call and see u.s.. e
March Is, 1859. J. P. CUMMINGS,
It.f -a u5tr.' j.. II. BRACKIN.
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Certificate of Rev J. S. READ,
We can certify to the excellency of: Nessrs
Earle's Steel Hone d Strap. They will do
all Mr.. Earle says; and if you get one and II
won't do so, Why then, the fault is in you and
net in the Strap.
] s. READ. Agent.
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CARPET SI0RE.

70 which We invite the attention Of Western
Merchants and all others wishing to furnish
Hotels or Houses to give US a call. Remem.
Der the place No. ls Market Street, Pitts.
burgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh June Esd I853.-Iyr.
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DRUGS! Drugs!

The undersigned would inform his old customers
and "the rest OF mankind that he is receiving his
Fall stock from the eastern cities, and that il is
the best stock ever offered in this market, my word
for it. Z. A. REGEL, Druggist.
.at November 70, so.
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Fifteen years Seventh day.
Twenty years Tenth day
Thirty years Fifteenth day
Forty years Twentieth 4"
Fifty years Thlrtieth
We have had cases where old men of sixty
years who have been scrofulous all their liues
entirely cured by Railways Renovating Resol-
vent R.R Remedies exhibit their e6asy imme-
dately. They do uot keep the afflicted pain
stricken sufferer lingering in doubt but readily
exhibit their effacy instantly relieving pain
renovatlug restoring, rebuilding and regulating
the disc ased body to health and strength
Mr.. w. B. Oliver of Dooly Co Ga under
date of May 80, 1885, writes, ''that a serSan
girl who was so reduced that no one wouldt
give a thrip for her life" she was SO covered
with sores that there was not spot of pure
nesh of the size Of a silver dollar on her body
was entirely cured by Railways Renovating
Resolvsnt.'
NINETEEN YEARs.--Mr. Henderson Of West
ford Mass. has been covered with sores for
nineteen years, and cured BY R. R. ResOlvent.
SALT RHEuM.-The most obstinate cases
Of Salt Rheum will quickly yield to the Reno.
Vating Resolvent, One gentleman who suppo.
ssd that this complaint was hereditory in his
family and had been afflicted with Salt Rheum
since his birth was cured by the use of a few
bottles Of the Renovsting Resolvent and the
poieonous Rteam adireiy eradicated from his sys'
TEN. .... f.. -t. %,
IT RRG GEEER RATEs
Every organ and member of the body i;
makes sound healthy and strong all weak, dis.
eased and unsound parts,
WEAKFRss,
In Male or female is quickly cured, and the
debilitated and emaciated made strong, vigor.
ous and healthy. Impotence and Nocturnal
Emission men, or diseases of either one or more
Of the gsnerative organs are quickly removed
and the body restored to healthy and sound
condition. t.a
-SpIRErs-NERVoUsLEss. ..t
In woman the numerous complaints and all
Eents which cast such gloom over their spirits
few doses Of the Renovating ResOlvent viii
suickly remove and the most NERVOUS GLooMl
and DEPRESSED feel HELTHY STRONG and HAPPr
Persons wishing this remedy viii please ash
Eoi Radways RenOvatng ResolVent. lts price
i one dollar per bottle. No small bottles. no
lis the genuine ever sold for less. Each bottle
bers tLs facsimile signature of
RAILWAYS u CO.,
ice Eultea street New York
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Aaan Kail's Estate.
MOTT E..

Is hereby given that John Shober has been
duly appointed and qualified administrator on
the Estate Of Stephen Rikeman, deed. Per-
sons knowing themselves indebted will make
immediate payment; and those having claims
will presenl them within one year legally au-
thenticsted. JOHN SHOBER
Oct. 9Th 1858. 'I Admir-.
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Last and Rag Carpets, Table OIL Cloths,
Cloth Table Covers, Embossed do.
Cloth Piano do, EmbOss' d Piano do.
I, "A. Il, II, and Oil Cloths; bib
Stair Oil Cloths;
H. II and China Mating;
u, II, and 4 Coco do.
Rugs. Mats and Venetian Blinds;
Transparent Window Shades;
Buff Holland do do. ,-.G
Transparent Green Oil Cloth Window Shades:
Do Buff do do do do
We also keep on hand Sheet Oil Cloths from
l9 to "a feet wide, which we cut 10 fit any size
room, Hall or Vestibule &c;, RI
Table Lines, diaper, Stair Rods, Binding Crash
with afull assortment of all other goods usually
kent in
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A Little More Crane.

The mos beautiful lot of L dies Dress goodS
French worked co lars, Indersleves, underhdkfl
and so on and so forth can be found at
W. THOMPSON.
Sep 29th, 1853 ..-...
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". McCLINTOCK.
Carpet ll)areIDouse,
NO. lie MARKET STREET,
i Z Z e S RUE @ az, Pa

WE keep constantly on hand the largest and
best assortment Of Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c, in
the west. As we import direct, and manufacture
ourselves, we Feel confident that we can supply
the market at as low prices ss can be purchased
in any Of the eastern cities, wholesale or retail
Our Stock comprises the following, viz:-
Rich, Royal Velvet Pile Carpets; Tapestry
Brussels do; Rich Brussels do; Extra Sup.
Sply do; Super6ne 5 ply do; Super
fine Ingram do; Fine Ingram
..... do; Common Ingram do.
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Mem advertisements.
,vwvs SHERIFF SALE.
Ihanas Nichols stsh .l

AAAAAMMM
IOhh NJ AdsIr ct sla
Pursusnt 70 sn order Of sale issued frou the OF.
Rcspf ne clerk Of the euuFt Of rommon pleas oi
Csttoll cpnnly, snd TO one directed will oGsr for
ssls st The door Of the Court House in Carrollton
On Saturday he Slsi day Of December A. D.,
iSI3 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock q. m, ani
ts'eioek ?. m, the following premises situate in
Carroll county. Ohio, 70 wit: That part OF the
sovth east Wsrter Of section 3S, IN township 10 Of
Rsngs 8, eOatsi inG four acres and ffiy hun.
tfsths OF an acre, OF whish Thomas White, seni
OF, late Of Carroll ooua,y Ohio died seized.
hTEEnss-0as third cash in hand, and the re-.
asln detin two equal annual payments With inter
Sst from the day Of sale, to be secured BY mort.
EsgS on ths ptemfees.
- = JOHN H WHITcRAFT, Sheriff.
Nov IS, ls6s-td
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Wanted.
We win taks N Iubserptioa. some WOOD.
PORK. BEEF and APPLES.
Williams MeGaVern's EsIaIS.
NOslos is hereby givsn that the subscribe
has been appointed ahd qualified Administra.
Tor on The estate ofWillam MeGavern late Of
Carroll county. deceased .-Tbis IIth dav Of
November, 1883, WM. II. MeGAVERN.
BETTER THAN GOIDl
The subscriber is nov receiving an tIeg.nt
and extensive supply Of new goods boueht At
the very lowest rates. Call and buy on the
best Possibls terms for cash o. produce,
- ISRAEL ARCHBOLD.
Carnollton, Nov. le, 1883. 5ats.
DE Thomai eummISgSs Estate.
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been spPOintsd and qualified as Executor
on The estate Of DR.. Thomas Cummings late Of
Carroll county deceased.
Dated at Carrollton this 9TH day OF Novem-
Der A. d. 1883. JAMES z. CUMMINGS.
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NniICC.

& Il hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate
OF Nathan Shaw deceased. Those indebted to
ssid estate vii make immediate yment, and
those having claims against said estate wi pre-.
sent them lega y authenticated within one year
from this daSS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-12
LATEST NEWS BIZ TIE Vim
New York Elac,i.

New YORK, Nov. s.-The elect.
and local officers took place in this IN ~. In
The hard and soft shell democrncys 'a'e +.
had each a full ticket in the field, " and
with the vote of 1913, when the dem ~ =
was similarly divided. There was IA
ment in this city, and in many of the 'ea 9
rious rioting occurred. The dav w.. aa''
snow falling in many parts of the ST.. i
The Second Ward votes, Wig 26s. u
Soft l27; Reform 30. In Isis the Hin IAN
Taylor a25; Cass $50: Van Buren, - 'qt'
In Albany the Wings have sueee.a
large majority, eleeting their Mayor % as5
officers. aa1
The 10th ward votesiWhig 659. Soe "a.
300. In 1913 the vote was, Taylor "a; ~
1,I27, Van Buren, $50. In two distr,a.o''
9th ward the vote is whig 81; Hard sg1 :
Reform 235. 'ef
The returns come in very slowly. on;.
large number of tickets to be counted y X
eral impression is that the wings beyo 10
the State.
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STATE AFFAIRS.

l RELIe-A young lady yesterday found in
our street pocket knife, which appeared Ia have
lain in the dirt for years. completely was II
covered with rust. But ON close examination
the following words were found neatly engraved
ON one side: " Henry clay's Knife, - aud on the
other side, John VI. Bolts $ The knife was
probably lost in our streets by Henry Clay him
self. IN 1870 when he was last here
The knife is in the possession Of Marshall
Hutchinson, Esq.-Portsmouth Globe.
FInE At ALExASpnIA.-On Monday night,
the old stone warehouse, owned by the city, and
known as the tobacco warehouse, at Alexandria,
VA. was destroyed by fire. The loss falls heay-
lest upon the corporation but Messrs. Meken-
sic. Dangerfeld and others, loss great quaint
" of tobacco. Mr. Demsey loses fishing Tickle
10 the amount Of -, 800 insured for nearly the
amount ia the Potomac Office
Mr.. Iigon, the governor elect of Maryland, is
a native Of Prince Edward and has many friends
aud relntiYe- in that county.
FIRE IN FARm,1rLr-Tmo Children Burnt
The farm,ille Journal, prince Edward, Co, }
says, that "a house in TINT town, occupied by free
negroes, was eonsumedby fire on Saturday night
last, and that two negro children tone seven and
the other nine years Of agc,) persisted in the
fumes.
SERIOUS AeelDENr.-Yesterday Mr.. David
Umbargcr, of this County, while feeding thrash
ing machine, had his right arm caught by some
of the machinery, and 80 badly mahgled that ann
pntntion near the shoulder became necessary
The operation, understand was performed by
Drs. H. Crockett and 5. {. Geaves of this place
-HgthepiHe Tdegraph
CIRCUIT CounT.-1he special term of the Cir
Gull Court for this County will commence on
Wednesday, jude Hopkins presiding.-B.
Charles IlemshsIl, son of Mr.. Vim. Houn-
shell Of Wythe County, and young man of
promise, was recently killed by the accidental
discharge Of his gun. We learn from the Wythe-
Vile Telegraph the he left that county short
time sin 20 for California aud wins within about
900 miles OF san Francisco wha the melancholy
accident happened.
PREMItM The amount of Premiums award
cd nj the Fair was three thousand four hundred
and fifty .one dollars
NEW AGRICULTURAL PAPER Messrs W. A.
J. Mnrtin x Co intend publishing nm Agrieultu-
RAJ paper in Petersburg, 10 he called the South
ern Farmer. II will be published weekly at ~
per annum.
SAD AccInrNr.--A little daughter of Mr.. Luke
Farrell was over by a coal cart,in Petersbg.
on Tuesday, and very badly injured.
TRAGEDY Il CLARksynIE-An ARRAY oc-
CURED in Clarlsv ON the night of Monday,
the 3l.t ultimo, between Mr. I'd II. Gillespie
Of Mccklcnhug and Green b. Elliott of Gran
Vile \. O., in which the former stabbed to
the hcort, dying instantly, and the latter, it is
feared mortally wounded The fracas occurred
in the ClarksYie Hotel.
Messrs. j. B. Ely and +. =. Wood, Of Prince
Edward Co.. had their poelct-books stolen at the
Fair in Rchmond-the first named gentleman
losing about 500, and The last $50.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-12
Louisiana Election

NEW ORLEANS, Nov, Sth.-An Flaoe.
place in this State yesterday for meni
Congress and of the State Legislature 'a
turns indicate the democrats have ear.
State. The wings only elect two menu
the Legislature in this city. The vote e.
gressmen is not sufficiently full to detqrni
result, but tits believed that Dunbar. a
elected from the second district.
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From the Fishing Ground.

BosToN, Nov. sth.-Halifax papers stat.
the mackerel catchers were doing well /.
vicinity of Fort Hood. Some vessels ~
king 80 bbls. per day. The British had !.
enforce the head-land limits, but the AM
vessels will encroach. Sixty-eight Bri6.
forty-six American vessels were near Fo,,
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ATTEMPTED Suicide

Boston, Nov. Wilson, the conyio
murdered Mr.. Adams, and who has been a
in prison about week, attempted to conn
eide this afternoon, by cutting his throat
part of the blade of a penknike. His reco
doubtful. He was to have been tried at i
term.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-12

TRENTON, Nov. 9.-The Democrats ha,
ceeded in electing Hon. Redmon NJ. Price,
candidate for Governor. The Legislature
Democratic.
Joel Haywood was the candidate for Go
of the Native Americans, the Wings, an
Temperance men.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-12

ALABAMA L. S. SENAToRs.-The legis
of Alabama will convene on the 10Th inst
it will have to elect two United States Sea
to fill the places occupied by Col. Cemer
the late Vice President King.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-12

APPOINTMENT oF MARTIN VAN BtHrN.-Ex-
President VAN 3rnEN, now in Europe has ae-
cepted, il appears from the President, the up
pontment of Umpire on behalf of the United
States in the mixed commission assembling in
London TO settle British and American claims
How will the Southern Democracy relish the
appointment Of the frcoso chief 10 this impor-
taut position Arc they ready 10 pull off their
hnls anl hnzkn for DIE Administration
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-12

Bently, the celebrated London publisle
nounces aforthcoming novel, from the ,
Miss Cooper, daughter of the late james
more Cooper.
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WAR NEws By THE FRANKIIN.-The plot #
thickens between the hostile forces ON the
Danube This may positively infer from tue
further advance in breadstuif~ reported bv TIT
steamer Franklin. The preparation Of Omar
Basha To move his forces across the Danube into
Nallachia, ut Wddin is in accordance with the
notification of the Turkish declaration: but tn,
movement was probably not undertaken earlier
than the 25th of last month. The passage Of The
Danube viii be opposed by the Russian army OF
occupation, and hence, from this point we NAV
anticipate the earliest intelligence Of an a, tnnl
collision. But neither the steamer Furopa, now
fully due, which sailed from Liverpool the 29tb
ult nor the Baltic with Liverpool dates to the 2d
inst, viii probably bring us any positive intelli
gence from the scene of hostlties as late ns tho
25th 26th OF last month. relegronhie
communication with London and Iivernool docs
not extend, we believe, farther to the East than
Vienna and from that city to Widdn is a direct
distance Of about four hundred miles. The latter
place is near the Servian frontier the extreme
western line Of hostile operations. Now although
this is one of the nearest points, of anticipated
collision, to Vienna, it will be readily seen TINT
we cannot expect to receive intelligence from if
las late the 26th or 9th ult J earlier than the
18th, probably the goth ofthe present month.
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Yankee Sullivan in Jail

BosToN, Nov. 8.-Yankee Sullivan was
lodged in the Jail, at Lennox, in this STATE
Sunday. Morissey has escaped. The N
chusetts law Furnishes Sullivan's Offence
five years Imprisonment and fine of s5.W
HoGs.-We hear of a saie of 200 head
liverable between the 1st and the 10th prol
$3.50 The market may be called at s,
the views of sellers and buyers being too i
part.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The Funeral Sermon of the late Mrs.
G. MCDONALD will be preached at the B
Church, this evening, at half past two o'c@
Nov. 18th.
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Guallo

The Baltimore Times paAlishes communion
ton concerning the MeaeaifNarety Of this salu-
be compost. The writer statesthai deposits TO
some considerable extent have been discovered in
the Gulf of Mexico and it vicinity within thirty
DAYS sail OF Baltimore, md that il i now being
largely imported into that city. We have little
doubt bat that there are hundreds of rich depos-
ties at present unknown which will be discovered
in the barren Islanas Of the tropics aud TINT the
suppl, now known TO be ample for perhaps u
hundred years. will prove 70 be inexhausthle.
In regard to the use aud relative value of this
variety Of guano. the writer adds:
Being comparatively new article, il Is of
course known practically to few farmers, but
wherever used, particularly upon soils adapted
to il, such many parts of Cecil, Hartford ~ Fred
eric counties IN This State. II has almost lnYhf1a
blv been attended with the most satisfactory re
suits. The entire sales Of this gunno IN the bal
timore market for consumption since its introduce
ton. has been only about "A thousand tons. Most
of lhis has been used pure, or mixed witt dilute
oil Of yitriol dissolved bones, and other com
pounds under tie direction of the State chemist
but little has been used mixed with the Peruvian
yuano "a recommended by DIR. Higgins, the
State Agricultural Chemist, in his last nnnunl re-
port "a the Legislature. Where 10 mixed, il
sumer both on account of the reduction of cost,
aud in increased benefits To his land. The bone-
fetal results 10 the soil from the phosphate Of
lime being apparent the second and third year al-
Ger It's application. while the ammonia, owing 10
its volatile character. rapidly disappears into the
atmosphere by evaporation. The phosphate not
being volatile remains IN the soil unaffected by
the atmosphere orhy dampness in any other than
an advantageous manner, and are consequently
ts,a ths4l
contains but m average of % per cent. Of phos-
plates. This deficiency is amply supplied by
the Mexican article, while the latter is supplied
by IT, former with ammonia in which il is de
hcicnt. The stuto chemist recommends this
mixture IN the proportion Of two-thirds MeAiean
to one.thrd Peruyion guano, which recommended
ton, if followed by the farmer, would create de
mand Ia twice NJ much Mexican gnano as Peru
Wan.
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Accounts from Kentucky represent III
tobacco crop of that State will not a
to more than half that of last year.