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NOTICE.
PEopATE CFFIcE,

PRoBATE CTFIcE, I
Carrolton, Nov. l6, 1854. I
ExECUroRs, ADMINISTRATORS, and GUARDIANS. VII
have costs standing unpa on the dockets in this ohc'
WILL TAKE NOTICE
that, said costs must be paid of Immediately nlso
such Executors, Administrators, and Guardians as hA
failed to present for settlement their accounts with
the time prescribed by law required TO file pronp
ly the same, for examination and settlement. Tho
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called upon at their own erpense
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November 20, lS54.-Im.
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fepaI Notices
ROAD NOTICE..

kotice hereiy gissu. that peft0a viR bs prressn
10 ths eommissi0ueu of csroil Couaty, ut thsi De-
mber Sesiou, pfaying CO.. aleFas0u Ia the rcadlaa.
gffOus Malvern 70 NayBssbufgh asiOilous Viz Con q
iHg a ths western terBjaati0a Il usia sEsst n en-
f0sn of halvern3 Ibenos IN suuih WeEsrn direcsior
10 the most suitable point The norih bank Of ths
5asdJ ahd Beaver Cabak thence along The Dorsh hank
aid Canal % ntersess ne Old rssd ubefs l. n,
line bsiseen the lands Of JOha Dksy and BsHter Blythe
septi4-Bftd PETITIONER
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Canton 0hiA

Our Mills are now ia iull operation, and we are pre-
pared to il all orders ia line Of business. Editors
and Merchants respectfully invited to give rs CALL
and examine our Stock Of Paper feel perfectly sat
isfed that after thorough examination they will give
US their patronage, Paper win compare avOraby
with any manufactured in the Western Country-and
our Prices fail to give satisfaction. All Orders
sent by Mail will be promptly attended 70.
The Highest Cash Price will BE- paid for Rags Mer.
chants are requested TO send on their Rags and get their
Cash. For samples Of Psper list Of Prices &C. srsss
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice Ia hereby given that petition viii be presented
to the Commissioners Of Carroll county, at their Decem-
Der Session praying for alteration Of much Of the
CadiI and Lisbon read lies between the creek tie
East line Of Mathew Dunlaps farm said road and the
junction Of the Harlem road with the ye0E creek grade
Slid aliera ion TO commence at the first
toned creek thence along the road as il travelled
across the tail Of said Dunlaps Saw mill; theEee to
nierseet the yellow creek grade West OF said 0uuaps
house, heOce along said road ntesect the Cadr road
at the forks Of said road West Oi said Dunlap's mill.
Nov. 2, 1885, ID PETITIONER,
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Mas. MooDIE's LIFE IN THE CLEARTNGs.-
Whatever Mrs. Noodle attempts to do, ste
always does it well, and in such way as to
bring the characters and scenes described by
her in lfelke reality to our very senses.
Whether treating on the causes and the trials
which had lead her and her husband to leave
the land Of their nativity, and seek home in
the western Wids-ths peril's Of a long and
tedious vOyage--the singular characters of her
fellow voyagers---or, when having arrived at
her new home, she pictures the hardships and
trials that befell them while 'ltoughing it in
the Bush, all is written in such way as to
enchain the attention Of the reader, and to feel
himself as it were prominent actor in the pic.
tured scenes.
The volume before US contains all the ele.
ments that have contributed to her popularity
IN her former works, viz: genius, wit, humor
and pathos. and her description Of the scene
ry, persons, and things that she saw in jour
ney through the cleaIings, while endeavo ring
to restore her failing health, will richly repay
a perusal. No work offctiOn is half as enter
tanning, The three books--"Rougbing 1t in
the Bush,' Flora Lindsay and Life in the
Clearings be called the authors Life
Histories. for they detail the principal events
Of her life up to the present time
Let no one who has the least desire TO look
into mirror Of back woods life, fail to send
30 cts for a copy of this work paper bou nd, or
If preferred rs cts for cloth. address De Wit
b Davenport 100 & 162 Nassau st. New York,
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UNITED STATES MAoAzTNE--for November
has been received. 1t is a superb number
finely illustrated, and filed with choice reading.
The Magazine is emphaically a cheap monthly
paper--Terms only s 100 per annum Address
]. NJ. Emerson q Co. Spruce Street New York.
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FOUR ASSISTANTS are constantly employed in the
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upon his new Invented Blank BoOks-cRveated for pat
ent June g. 1854. By means Of this important invention
in about half the usual time of study, the real practice
of Bookkeeping is impaired to degree Of perfection
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His training for business cOmprebends upwards Of 400
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A thorough course of business PESHAEsHIP
Daily Lectures on COMMERCIAL LAW and Commercial
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April 20, ts64.-lY.
TO ARMSi TO ARMSl
Anoher lot Of Kipp for sale, Of very fine texture
and beautiful fnish So come along, shOemakers and
farmers, and will give you bargain in good leather
| ior cannot be beat
NIB, FIVE cents per pound for good Hides in each o.
leather, at my tanGery. J.W. YOUNG.
Nov. 0, 1854 t. Beunavista Valley.
/ ON A DX TS 1DED MI 7
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The undersigned beFs lsase . fsfsrn ~ thanks % u
numeroua fheads ior tbeir Lbsra Palroasgs ahd -
eiis eoHuoganoe q thsir aForl Hs hopes 70 merit
e0htnuahse d hsss fsFors by stic stisutign % Ba.
ness, and ht dealing he has As pleasure 10 iulorm
tsm ihai Be hfeeeiEing ~ faSozk fron he Eastsrs
Niiss, end that Ha eomplets boand nog 70 be beatsn
BY any est@brhmsnt d lhs knd n De wesI This b
ihe Place 10 gee pare dSpgs-
Toe bess articles VI Lqaofs oF usdiek usss snd he
incest assoFnot % Val Paper and stafonafy y the
Wet. Friends give eali sin be giad 70 zee you
Toe sHl hnd u. N our nsv Drug ROoB, kaiu street
sgn of the Black hofier.
"A. BgGEL.
Carrollt0n, Oct II. 1s54-a
Pgre Liquors Zoe medical use only Pale FsBeh Bras-
o. Holland Gin, Woolfs Schejan Sehnaps. Port Wine,
haiaga and Clarsn Wine LoBgsortls sparklHg Cstas.
ei Wine, =. d. Parks Stil Wine, MOnongahea bye
Whiskey, and Alcohol, for sale by "A BGGEL.
Burning Fuid Fluid Lamps. and Meets Foot Oh. sold
Y "A BGGEL.
Tho undersigned las the pleasure Of informing bis
eusoine thathe has ts celebrated Rat DESTROYER 90
band again. A. bGGEL
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PIANOS PIAN0SIl PIANOS TT

Allow to call your attention to our stock % SPtEy.
PIASOs of all patterns and Sizes with patent meta
ames, all Of Rosewood Cases. with all the modern H.
prOVements. highly and Reayy finished Of brilliant
pO~effu tone, Foe eigheeh years haze they been &c.
all over tue Union, in competition with all others
PRICES:
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Sandy and Beaver Canal,

All persons interested in the resuscation Of the San
dy and Beaver Canal from Waynesbu rgh to its present.
intersection with the Ohio Canal requested
at Magnolia, Saturday the 9th day OF January, next
at IL O'Clock n.
1t is proposed by the undersigned to have pre- pared
by competent persons Ito be submitted to the meeting
at the Time mentioned careful and accurate estimates Of
the expense OF putting the above Canan thorough
igable oIder, between the points before named aud the
probable annual OF keeping the same in such order
together with such ether information relating he same
as shall be necessary enable advised aud decided
action to be tlken in the premises without delay.
1t is urgently requested that farmers aud Others and
especially those owning the fee simple Of the land
pied by the present Canal together with those owning
any portion Of the same, should be present
James Kelley, WV. Van Ness Co,
Richard Elson, Abraham Knots,
b Griffith, A. r. EsOn,
VIM r. Greer WIN. Knots, Jr.
R. Nelson, Hamilton Spence,
Peter Farber Robert HIbbets,
Samuel H. Greer James Downing,
Henry Swartz, G. P, Augustine.
Nov; 23, l854-7t
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THE OFFICIAL VOTE.


We acknowledge our Indebtedness to DR..
TREvrTr, Secretary of State, who has kindly
furnished US with the official vote polled at the
hate election in Ohio. 1t will be seen that the
vote for Supreme Judge is as follows:
For Joseph r. Swan .498
shepherd F. Norris 1o9,O75
Swans mai --------77 ,423
For the Board Of Public Works Jacob Blick-
ensderfer received l83,472
AlexanderP. Miller 109,786
BliLkensderfer's maj ------73. .687
The whole number of votes cast for Supreme
Judge was 295 533. Whole number Of votes
cast for Board Of Public Works, 293 257.
At the Presidential election in 1859 Franklin
Pierce received 169. eco
Gen. Scott =" i52 596
John P. Hale " 3l,68s
Total nu mber votes cast stinie5a---353, in 42s
At the election for Governor in 1853 Wn. Me-
dill received 1869
JCbn NJ. Barrere received $500 ~
Samuel Lewis received 5O,346 ri
Total number Of in 1855 -283. sQ9
10. 8. Journal. @
Now is THE rrME-Our friend L, D. Norris
10 at the Vest IN Exchange with splendid
assortment of Cloths. Cassimeres, Stocking
Yarn &C.. d., manufactured at New Philadel-
phia Mills, See Advertisement Give hin T
call
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CLAIMANTS RUVkD
PATENT MEL0DE0NS.

P. A. CHILD Manufacturer Cleveland, O., Finishing
and Ware Room in the Secnnd aud Third stories OF u!I
burts New Block, Noe Ga Sc and ss Onario As
ufactory in the neH zee story brick building dh se IA
rear.
P. A. Child Is the sole Proprietor Of tha above nauea
Patent for the State Of Ohio.
Having been two years and half in perfecting the
Instruments Introducing various improvements aud ~
systemszing the business of manufacture, is PIE
pared to out "A instruments per week, keeping
constantly in process Of manufacture, over 300 Mel.
deons.
Attention is called to the large instruments Wilh tro
and three OF Reeds, and two Banks, Of Keys 4s
being decidedly superior to any Meodeoa before
made in this country. A Committee Of the frsnkiu
Institute at Philadelphia awarded Medal for the Cst
one made; since which they have been improved.
PRICE LIST.
s - rs as sets Reeds To-
I8 s6l5 as" 2key kds, 2tC
is =, Piano Style, 100 "a" Gl0
PEDAL Bass extra, $26.
T. CONANT, Rae ms, Ohio, y IN finnish any Of Il
bOve instruments at h prices published sd will vag
mt each 10 give saith aiCn. Bat instrument vii u
re full packed in ne It case, wtbOut extra, charge
Orders from broad vi ae promptly attended to.
All orders for said instruments will carefully sRa
promptly forwarded BY WILLIAM Mccoy
Nov. 1884, If. CtrrOlltOn, Chi
/ HOE & co.'s PATENT GROUND SAWS,
The subscribers manufacture from the best Cast Steel
Circular saws from two inches 10 eighty inches in diam
eter. Their Saws hardened and tempered, and
ground and finished BY machinery designed expressly
for the PurpOseand therefore much superior to hore
ground il The usual manner, as they strengthened
aud sticned BY increasing them n thickness regularly
from the cutting edge to the CENTRE consequently do nat
become heated Or bucked and produce great saVirS IL
I timber.
They also manufacture cast steel MILL pit and eFoSs-en
saws, and billet webs, Of superior quality all Of which
they have for SALE or they may be obtained OF the priv
cipal hardware merchants throughout the United States
and Canada R. ROE & CO.,
| Nov g 1884 90, and 81 Gold street
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No. 2, Liberty Street Baltimore IA
l. T.C)NANr, RIvenna, 0hiO, is the authorized aeens
OF A. Kuhn Co.. tor the sale of their Pianos in all Nor
them Ohio and Western PennsJ J!vaDia, to whom sPTlr..
lion should De made.
All orders, applications &C., will be received aad
promptly lWarded 10 said Agent By
WILLIAM Mccoy,
Nov. 9, 1854. Il CarrOllon, Ohio.
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ISs CARROLL FREE PRESS.

November --------- 80, 1854.
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PITCH IN.

Clsihs, CaSsimeres, plain and fancy saiine..a
CottoBades and Vestings, Stocks, Ties aad
Collars, Moleskins. CaEpgachy, Canton, Para
ma and Palm Leaf Hats, lAlestsiyles. and chesp
as dirt, at W. TH0MPSoE's.
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NEW PHILADELPHIA.

have Tor sale a good assortment Of Gold and Silver
Watches CIOeks and JeWery Of all kinds, gold rers
VOhhs, and almost everything usually found IN Jevc,
~ store. Ny shop in The eeutre block immediately o..
i0ning "E.pied Exchange"
Old GSI and Silver wanted in exchange for work -
goods. Watches can De left at the residence Ct y
Wash. Butler, CarrolltOn, Ohio and will be promptlyss
nd returned when repaired. All work warranted. G
piaL MORGAN BUTLE
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ESTATE OF JAMES NJ. DAVIS
Notice is hereby given that Luke Davis has been du
" appointed and qualified as Executor on the estate
James Davis decd late of Carroll county, Ohio.
LUKE DAVIS
November @ ls54-3w
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NE PLuS uLTRA

BOnnets ofsh kiBas, Frames end Crowns.
BOnssl Siiks. Ribbons asd' Flowers, Under.
h'dk'fs. UalerslseVes Embroidered Collars.
Dress Projectors. Silk. Satin, and Kid GloTeS
Note Paper, Envelopes &s., al Of. tAfn VsFS
pretty and very cheap. 10 be hAe Of
w TH0upGNN
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ESTATE OF EVEN PITTENGER, Deed.
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed aud qualified administrator on the Esate OF
Even Pittenger, Dec d, late of Carroll county, Ohio
Nov, Q 1884. Sw. JOHN BUCHANAN
kSTATE OF RI0HanD SHAW, Decd.
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator the Estate
OF Richard Shaw, Decd late Of Washington township
Carroll, county, Ohio. WILLlAH MCCOY
Nov. Q, 1854. 3w.
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Of his purchases
He kas a large lot Of Dress Goods Of 81
kisds for tbs ladies-elpshs. Cassimsres. Sat-
ine.ts &e., foE the gentlsmeR-Hsrdwar Cut
lery, Qneenausfs And Groceries Tor the nillos
All Of them are cheap as Ibs cheapest sne
good as the best. Come andysee,
CaFFVllton May q, 1854.
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SAVE YOUR MONEYss

You can do that and Jour cEEDEE TOO, BY pUrobasi-
your Goods At l. Archbolds ghssp Rsady Pay Sc,
shere yCu vii find eTeelle1t assortment Of
Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Qssensuare BOnnels, :
Caps Boot, snOes, &c. &c. Al Of which will be, c 6
usi a. low as they ought be so for cash or tro5ucs
Pay US as you 20 and have No disagresabk setefsss
kbort settlements; long friends.
CarrOllfon dpfil 90 ls54 dHCHnOfD
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WATCH MAKING.

DLNU UN AUUh WAIOHEo.
would inform the citizens Of CarrOltou and Care
county that they have their Watch repaired in is
best and short notice, BY Jending then ~
nv establishment In
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CONE ALONG, MAKE NO DELAY.

COAE ALONG MAKE NO DELAY.
Ladies | have 8 splsBdid lot Of the lates,
Spring style, PlsiI and Plain Dress sifS
apron Silks, Persian Berege,all wool, aHd kOal
De Laine. Lawns, White Dress Goods Of al
kinds, Ginghams, CalieOes &c.
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YES, STREE.

Ladies' Sandals, Caters. Slippers and shoes.
Gebtlsmens' Congress, Calf Morocco and Kip
Boots and Shoes. b.st quality to be bad Of
W. THOMPSON.
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THE RICHMOND ,.n Es@UiwEks a9'WEEsny,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND y ppvnp.
~ E. 2 M s.:

x., dollars per annum, and at the rate Of
RUal tpken for period ihah one year. Fot suo
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h in Gs Of fsSss
ma p pau may be remed good and
notes al the risk OF the Editors the postage aa
,aaele bank uries The postage Of single letter is
ksT' osns v account 10 the writer 1t is the accumulation OF
,as Al extensive business which as
ppen Editors. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n,,,y EN0uIRER:-For TEN lines or loss. first in.
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Isoa' once week. twice week, or three times
cents and for each insertion after tho first
are charged nifty dollars ior ~ ne' ana
for advertisements Of greater length Lottery
Gs Auclioneers charged sl0a, (papcr included
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:. ~ ,,.. M for each continuance so cents
from distance musbs accompanied with the advance
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Se:.ry.i fr a. advertisements.
All tbaarss and Marrtas from the country, whenever
hand, writing is unknown must be authenticated
the Poi,mssier in the or they
case punished Every that has been taken
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I'VE insist such communications being Certified
s frhe Postmaster nJiften on The 6dck ofthc !ee
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from The Charleston Courier, April lO.l

OF The many prominent citizens who are now IN our cy
attracted by the felt In the Convention which meets
this day. noted following names in hurried inspec
ton of the rapidly increasing registry Of our principal No.
shelton +, LeaKs Of Va; Gen w. F. Gordon Val II
Woods, Mayor Of Norfolk Va; DR.. William Collins, Pre-;
sdent of the Seaboad and Roanoke Road Dr. Glooon OF
scientific navigator Lieut., NJ F. Hauy, with many others
are at the Mills House. ,,.;,
Senator Dawson of Ga, who presided al The Msmphis
mceog Senator Jones' of Tennessee LEX GoyernoIs re-
spectiyey Of thei- States; Edmund Run OF Ve the pio
neer und sill unwearird champion OF agricultural progress
and Lieut. Hendon The explorer OF the Amazon, are al the
Charleston Hotel.
Among the distinguished personagcs IN tho city are En-
Governor Trousdalo Of Tennessee, aud General Lesf
Coonrb., OF Lexington, KY ~
The editorial profession is numerously represented, bat
We shall ho enabled by tomorrow morning o give more
definite view of the complexion and characteristics OF The
assenbage Of visitors with whose welcome presence ou
city is animated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-14

Spesen DIR. CuHom Tennessee Hhg, against INC 'e'
oraska BW-1he personal assaults on the Prssidtnl-
Bill to suspend dutiesOn rail road iron
WAsHISoroN APRIL ii, loai
Ihe chief feature In the proceedings OF the House oil he
presentaves to-day, the speech OF Mr. Culom Ten
nessee Wing, against the Nebraska Bill 1t on illI'o
rate and noisy production ne-spersed with considerable
humor and sharpness 1t aSsailed Mr. Douglas with much
severity As TO argument the speech had nun nor did s
Cuom exhibit much knowledge of The political history OF the
country OF pares He confessed that he had read
the Nebraska Bill and all that he seemed know about 1T
appeared 10 have been derived from the Northern Wing
journals epcy rehash of whose and misrepreenia
tlon Of It, the substance Of his speech When he finish
ed, the Northern Wing, Free. soil and Abolition members
crowded around him with congratulations and seemed 10 re-
gard the capture Of Tennessee auxiliary quite trophy
But they have gained nothing valuable than single
In the House; for speech of Culom will convince
no who is for the Nebraska Bill that he Is in error
whilst its virucRce induce who may be now hos
tile 10 IT, 10 an examination OF The subject which may res
in their onversiOn.
Universal disgust is excited here among OF oil par
ties the character of the attacks made upnI The
President oil which the late of the New York Herald
about the Cutting and Breckenridge uiIir the most
brutal Such method OF political warfare should meet win
no countennnce anywhere. shows to what extremes tEe
opposition must be pushed when, without the legitimate
weapons o political assault II finds itself compelled 10 re-
sort 10 those which revolving OF decency-
And General Pierce should certainly be from such
assaults for there is who's, aud bearing as
gentleman are more uneNceptionable.
substitute proposed day in the Senate, ny NJ r.
Douglas, the bill of Mr.. Badger which extends the Time
of paying duty on raj road iron u five This su9s'i'
tu,e proposes instead OF giving credit 10 suspend the d
upll July 1857 and that The suspension date from 1858
Mr. Hunter spoke In favor of the plan Of Mr. us!as aud
stated the fact that the revenue from rail road und other IRON
to the Southern Rail Roads, and would do much Ioward
citating their cotnpleton U.
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no THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS,
,sn THOSE FOLLOWING AGRICULTURAL PURSUITS
A'< PhosDhate nj Lime Manure.J


,,,ur the u the above gentlemen
ohs mlnuiactuTe No super Phosphate Lime chemi
as originally introduced by him this country, for
n Diploma and Medal has been awarded him. This Manure
@ Guano has become favorie With ali Of those
VA @ Will be found effective in inducing early maturity and
poG as IerIlzrr is the increasing demand
sry safe the Union, which Is quite unprecedented W. t.
rnnco IOdan tho growth from which, by
me use Of my Chemical Manure, him crop of adan
bushels the acre. wereas the average crops Of
S nnpor being only 3o bushels the similar SOIL all
e,ors En-. and vegetation are benefited by IL.
Ts Subscriber possessoL Of large quantity of the
icros testimonials from nearly all Of those who have u:ed IN
VARIOUS paris Of the United States.
Tn SUBSCRIBER warrants his Chemical Manure in
oo vaad onsy shall BE- freely returned
csv ~ oas ssR as na5ss Mi 90 WIN
Cssmsl Manufacturer o Of Lime aHd Che
Also please enquiries Of E. r. Collins, Ocean Steamer Pro-
P''''' THRoos NECK, ,wEsTeassrsR,N:Y.1
NV Dear Sr av,ng during tho put your Super
PHOSPHATE OF Lime full test both Horticulture and Agricui
nov Se you the results experienced from The same both
Of growth and general quality have used your az
ne satisfactory results lhave also tested Its merits ~
cuurs have met with equal success In one held o.
throughout the where applied the
grew much stronger superior IN color a9d when huskea
IAN as to is auaites VIC had upwards Of
m sGs for Sf bs se applied % drills
s U as san sun
Dust Peruvian Guano Where put The Super Phosphate
sd least " per 10 end s
rphospae only TO the Cdrros pat on
h in drills with the results as with the beetS much
consider eheapes. and the beneficial
Snios S for " iarscr supply of this valuable manure.
Believe mo to renain' my Yshs dear 9I, SIR, ..rv,
your 53SEs SSli sssSss MCMILLAN,