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Washington sentinel., 1854-07-22

UNDER THE HEAD of "alarming," the Baton
Rouge Gazette ofthe 9th has the following caloric
paragraph:
some miles south of Woodville wishing 10 see TO
what degree the thermometer could rise, placed
Il in the sum- and in less than ten minutes il ex-
ploded, frightening the gentleman himself terribly,
ing fine pointer and setter dog and terribly
wounding couple of Shanghais.
New TELEGRAPH CoaIPANY.--"Th Long Branch
and Sandy Hook Telegraph Company was organ
lied on Tuesday evening, at meeting of the
stockholders, at the Pavilion Hotel, Long Branch
J. w. Morris was chosen president. We under
stand the line is TO be leased 10 Mr.. w. O. Lewis,
the lessee ofthe New York and Sandy Hook line.
CAUTION. The majority of the attacks Of
cholera in New York are said 10 take place in the
afternoons and evenings; fact which indicates
that exposure to the sun, and, perhaps iniprudent
dinners are predisposing causes.
HEAVY FAILURE IN CNcINNATI-The Gazette Of
the 18th announces the failure of Messrs. McCul-
lough Morris q Co., grocers, produce dealers,
&c, ofthis city. Their liabilities are $4,000, and
assets $4,000. About $4,000 of the indebtedness
is in New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
The HEAT IN BALTIMORE on Thursday was ex-
cessvc. The american states that in compara-
lively cool situations the thermometer rose TO 90
degrees, whilst in others it was over 100 being
much warmer there than il has been for many
years.
TUBULAR BRIDGE OVER THE NILE-Mr. Stephen
sons tubular bridge over the Nile, at Benha, will
be fit to rank by the side Of the impershabe monu-
nenis of ancient Egyptian industry. Il is 10 have
Ten arches, and is TO be $40 feet in length. Un-
like the Britannia bridge, the railway will pass
over the top.
WESTWARD, Hottie ST. Paul Minnesotiam
says that press and types have been sent up the
Minnesota to start anewspaper at St. Peter city
Governor Gorman's new town.
A NEW BANK, called the North Western Bank.
has been started al Bloomfield, Indiana; Samuel
Marfeld, presiden, and A. X. Ruggles, cashier
Both officers are fom Circeville.
REsIGsAT1oN--Henry M Hobrook, esq, has
resigned the olHe of president Of the Granite
Bank, Boston, AM Alpheus Hardy, esq, has been
elected in his place
Lieut. d. d. IoRTER, commander Of the steam
ship Golden Age is i'll Of Chagres fever at Perth
Amboy
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-22


The report is made up to ii o'clock, a. m,
each day.
We learn that the health commissioners have
decided upon opening second cholera hospi-
tai, and for this purpose have taken possession
OF ward school house No. 8, in Mott street, near
Spring, the school having been suspended.
There is much excitement in the vicinity of
the proposed hospital, and threats Of violence
are made, in case the plan should be carried
out. Yesterday, when il was observed that
beds were going in, rough Irishman informed
the commissioners, in very excited manner,
that the hospital was not to be there, and, pro-
Tossing to represent constituency, said q they
would risk their lives for it,.
Opposition to the measures for relief adopted
by the health commissioners in the present
emergency cannot be justified, and it is hoped
that all good citizens will cheerfully acquiesce
in them.
CHOLERA ELsEwHERE.-Since the lst of May,
there have been one hundred deaths in Nash
vile, Tennessee. On the 10th and llth there
were FIVE.
CHOLERA AT MAcKINAc.-- learn by Mr.
E. P. Smith, who is Just from Macinac, that
several cases of cholera have occurred at that
place. Among the victims is MIR. Theodore
Wendell, one of the first merchants ofthe place.
Mr.. Coleman, of the Burnett House, Cincinnati,
had been dangerously i'll with cholera, but re-
covered. A servant boy in the family of Gen
eral Cass, portion of whom were visiting
Mackinac, was sick with cholera the day before
our informant left.
The propeller Niagara arrived at Mackinac
on Wednesday from Chicago, and had seven
teen deaths. The mate of the vessel died soon
after landing, and the wife of the captain was
taken very sick. Ailicaukce Ne,cs, Monday.
CHOLERA IN New ORLEANs.-Ac to
the official reports of the board of health Of the
city of New Orleans, three deaths from yellow
fever and twenty.on from cholera occurred
there during the week ending July l. All
through the month Of June the cholera prevail
ed steadily in that city, the mortality being as
follows:
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-22
sa.6sl.0O0
Decrease In 1sM 80

Decrease In lSo4.-.. 81 ,6G9OO
This rate Of decrease, If confined through the
fiscal year, would amount TO s2o,O00,0oo.
baltimore American.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-22
From the Joarnal " Commerce, Of soth inst
Cholera.

The best index of the progress Of cholera in
this city, ut present afforded, is TO be found in
the daily reports of the Franklin street hospi-
tai. II will be seen from this, that the number
OF admissions and deaths yesterday, was less
than on the previous days:
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-22


A NEW BUILDING MATERIAL-From the Boston
Ctronies we learn that spacious factory is now
being constructed in Waltham. Massachusetts.
from a novel material. The walls are made OF
gravel, shapeless rocks, sand, and small stones
mixed with mortar, making a composition which,
when dry, will be as hard firm, and durable as can
be desired.
II is said by architects, that the material prom.
ises 10 be quite as durable as brick, and superior
in all respects to wood, and that a house can be
built Of il for tenth part of the cost Of brick
building OF same corresponding dimensions. There
is IN octason shaped dwelling house now being
completed in Somerville the walls OF which are Of
this material. 1t is 30 feet in diameter and two
stories in height. It is owned by Captain Gala.
CHER. The walls Of the church which will soon
be erected in somervie for the Congregation alsts
will doubtless bo made OF this material
VALUABLE TESTIMONIAL - The teachers and
scholars of McKendree Chapel, on the 4th inst.
presented TO Joseph Gales esq, the veteran editor
of the I,usBigenesy and his esiimsbe lady, bible
al their residence in Washington county, with
appropriate remarks by the superintendent, Mr..
lows;
"I accept your present, sir, with my left hand ;
would 10 God could do il with my right
concur in all the patriotic sentiments you have
uttered and especially do acknowledge thstwe
are indebted for our prosperous and happy copdi-
tion a nation 10 the principles Of the Christian
religion. Without them we never could have
succeeded as we have. Your enjoyment OF nv
grounds for the celebration Of our rational ami.
versarv affords me great pleasure. They are az
yoar service as long as | live and when I am
gonc | hope they will pass into the hands Of
others who will cheerfully accord TO you the same
privileges.
RISE IN THE PRIcx or EserlsH NEwsrApEps.--
In consequence OF the great rise in the price of
paper in England, seriously diminishing, If not al
together destroying, the profits of some Of the
provincial journals, some of the journals there
have resolved to increase their rates Of sale and
subscription. In Glasgow a movement is now
going on 10 raise the price Of all the papers two
cents on a copy. In England the birmingham
Journal has just taken the lead with similar In.
crease.
The MAMMOTH clipper Great Republic, the hull
Of which was lately purchased by N. Il. Palmer,
esq., is TO be rebuilt She will have but three
decks and three masts, instead Of four as first
built and will be capable Of carrying from 1000 TO
$500 tons The cost OF building her will be some.
where between 100000 and $4,000 She will
be employed in the China trade, under her origi.
nal nsms. The length and model will remain un.
changed, in sixty or seventy days, IL is stated,
she will be ready for sea
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-22

MONUMENT TO PuIsAm.--The sum Of $4,000, il
is stated, has been appropriated by the Connect.
cut legislature 10 aid in the erection at Brookline
Of monument 10 General Israel Putnam, pro.
vided an equal sum be raised by subscription.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-22

The FRAsKLR--The steamer Leviaihan, Cap.
lain Hazard, arrived from the Franklin late on
Tuesday night, and reports that when the Levia-
than left they were working carts alongside with
horses, and would succeed in landing most Of the
cargo dry. The steamer is in bad position TO be
got or lga
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-22

ONLY So HOURS FROM ST. LOUIS TO NEW
YORK! AND 30 HOURS TO CINCINNTI!l
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-22

CAUTION. The majority of the attacks Of
cholera in New York are said 10 take place in the
afternoons and evenings fact which indicates
that exposure to the sun, and, perhaps, iniprudent
dinners, are predisposing causes.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
Nmnsemenie.

URYSTAL PALACE-WORLD's FAIR-ASSO-
" CATION for the EXHIBITION of the INDUSTRY Of ALL
NATIONS. . ,,c
Omen DAILY from A. NJ. till Shutdown -
ADMISSION ON ALL OCCASIONS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
The CRYSTAL PALACE abOund with the most remarkable pro-
factions Of every portion the globe Its specimens OF Me
snca Skill the Fine Arts have been furnished by many thou
and resident Europe Asia, Africa and America
GOLD MEDALS and CASH PREMIUMS OF One Thousand Dol
well Diplomas &C. offered by the Asso
saiionfo specimens Of Industry Skill and Art
The will NOT be opened the EVENING at present ex
~. .efNN u IL RARNIM President
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
NAPoLEoN AND THE FRENCH REvoLU-

\TION. HISTORY AND LITERATURE OF Franc.
Wobs Ensi.hl Rous-esas Works and Confessions ao
Is Writings do 10 yo Iraasaor- o; doa
Ls FontAne Bossu. Monazne sally De Co2es JON
RahcAs He1alf, Mira0esu, oney sha
shers; Msd sevrnes Letters vols Mad Genhs Memoirs
vol. N.pos8ns Ms Of 81 Helena vols Moniho3ns Gap
iyirv Narceon vo Las Cass Memorial Of - helens
to.s BouFsrnes Life Of Napoleon yo,s NaPoson s9d ne
French Italy FOL splendid plates Memories Of Gn
Lavsette Dunas RapP Sesu GourzAud &e Gaerie HIS
tcque Dc IA Revoufion FAnss vols Fol- Queen Of Nsyas
TElss Ia Fonfsnes Fables vols Fol- pstes lie Grand
FsbsuH ols Memories Of Marie Antoine sc Se a. oeaar
fu Library Cores For ale THIS EVENING TUESDAY May 30
BANGS. BROTHER Co. Auction Rooms No Is Psrk-roE
ERANK LESLIE-s LADIES GAZETTE of PARIS,
Il LONDON and SEw-YORK FASHIONS. No g. will be Pab-
hed June 1854 containing al the latest styles up that date
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
6uetial Notices.


The Eeetrepsshy ey Dr. PAGE m the Ese
.S sT4 rom IS EvENfNd last
storm TUESDAY EvEsko The Sh n'i ia a. - 0s0'a
.s.rituai Lec,Ires-Mr. DR. L. p BRITT Of 81 Louis No
viii
StqgspkY ESRNISG May u O'clock, at DOd~Orh Hail.
N. fs 80 %BRfTT sS been Speaking Medium for nearly two
"a -, s most time has eetued weekly before the 81 Louis Con
Tenee spt1est She Is ensneed N The presence o. tne eu
he capacity Medium hen in the normal state Admission %
Lecture ON Phrenoiogy.-Prof L. n FOWLER will lee,
,.s q t Lyceum Hall No is Laishts, THIS EVENING st7l
ceIoek Tickets l2l cents.
mr.. y. Hunter, suthoT of A PRACTICAL TREATISE on
DISEASES OF TIFF THROAT AND LUNGS, WITH THEIR
TREATMENT BY INHALATION in association with Dr. Jsue.
Hunter has taken hs resideGee at for the
be entire attention. Office, No go Broadway.
To ship OwnersAi meeting the Board Of Underwrte
held this day ell the Companies being represented was unsnAn
Rscred That from date Policy shall be Issuea
vee unless containing the clause w1EEsI,p S9I p
Sn M, ~ ,Sa seeretsry sosSd Of Underwnter..
Three Cent Postage STAMPS for sale MT this Onice.
Removal of the DeadA persons opposed 70 tns ,
s1s s,S '.t' " - O'CLOCK Smith HICKS Chairman
ss % c ,se DS&akA sd
kSns PSy,esn. Of i DThes Dy.snsTy BoweI
ssss the obstinate dshes leave the bowels IN nsnrs
sss assiiS'A y A. cUsiMiE 1 Co, No. i2l Fultonft.
Lung Institute, No. BOnd-st New ork.mAn Dis
..;aShGAfoS ..; IL fTdIs Of ~" MkDiclTED vXro
o b stomsoh All patients allowed the benefit Of one weeks s
lo,t charge Open T. Under the control OF o. d.
sENBORN, NJ. d.
Why Don't lie Go 20 Windeidt t-GRAND EXCUksIoNs
4. ,bs dsIshtful village every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
yRIpAY-only three miles from the Wlsmbnrgh fene aud
& $"s SysS SsoCf C dn S s. s hem | Free rec
s sTeaicn had the Office, No Tryonrow corner Of
Cbafhsmn " V. AI'Dab"o . :" =. r. HD.'D'.1.
g,,,arant Intelligence Once mud Labor Exchange
IA Csnat the OF Center and Ca
.ls New Office is established by the Commssionefs
~ TTsion where be found sge numbers OF La
RORFRS and SERVANTS low OF and persons
ssn have their filled by writing TO the Superintendent and
nns the amount necessary pay the Of the parties re-
se"'o "' '''' JAS r FAGAN. Superintendent.
Newtown Village Assocaion.A Public Meeting Of this
Asoeistiop TUESDAY EVENING May 80 at their
Rooms 1876 Bowery Every member requested to be present
sS All who desire their membership requested TO
MAKE known intention Persons desrous OF joining
obtain full and accurate information by ths
ng r. W. hHiNhO'' i''''"'"''
T. " DAVIS, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
thrilling Tale Of Of Crime-Publshed his morning
YNHE ROAD TO RUIN; Or,
i The DANGERS OF THE TOWN.

By Edwin Rober, author Of Brothers &c. Price
IS
In this work denesed the certain and downward tendency Of
crime The suhor from inepent existence until i
with the ghovs In doing this he has not
the mprobsbs the incidents such a. every ae
city furnish AZ all times.
WORKS Of this character written in the proper s are eeu
ed deal Of good they &C. - beseons IN the quick
pointing the where one man wrecked
enable others reach more poo1s hA
Ruin should be read By eve yours person. =
the which constantly
btse the steps Of the and waywad every metropolis
The His characters possess inison
and life which shows that his groupings
and incidents were obtained from rather than the magma
ton The WORK divided into six partsGamblng Debsuehsry
Want Theft Cruelty lnfsmy Each OF these has beginning
beginning unchecked By eoneree and ending
swift a il Il terrible. Published by
sTRINGER & TOWNSEND No. 20 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

DEXTER BROTHER, Nos ~ and 10 AnnsL Oeners As-nLs
NEW MAP of the EUROPEAN BATrLE-FIELDS.
~ 81 cents FOwLERS & WELLS No. 500 Broadway
IITCHELLs SERIES of DISSECTED MAPS
l object theseMp make the young people familiar
with the locality different OF their own country and
be acquired readily BY dseeted
MsTs They
AMUSEM MENT
honr and the frequent Of them cannot but ndeoy
impress the mind the relative locality OF each STATE &C Ih
series : made 5. Augustus MitchelFs
LATEST MAPS,
And the publisher hes to the public with me sonhden os
will be found be useful and instructive As well S
smusDs for the youth Of country The series consists
THE UNITED STATES,
EASTERN, MIDDLE,
SOUTHERN WESTERN.
GEORGE W. FUTILE, Agent for the manufacturer
No 3lj Broadway.
TITTLEs EMPORIUM OF FANCY GOODS, NOVELTIES,
TOYS AND GAMES.
NEW TATION VERY STORE a,
IN No. So Fulton ct, near " lliam.
sLOTE & JAMES,
fHISRY L. sLoTE, JONATHAN JaSEs1
building Of William, with an entire
new soek OF BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY.
BNDFRY attached business under personal
rurervon enabled work will be equal to any
other house.
Country dealers supplied.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
Cost au0 Fouu0.

CAME to the premises OF the subscriber, stral
SHE GOAT which have by proving rhopcrtl
ard r.vrs ,xwpsss Iulure OF JOHN WHELAN, tlssL, be-
Sd snd Lesngton-svs
ECUND-On Saturday evening, in Broadway
Il srsse PORTE -MONNAE containing small smoant OF
MONEY with other articles Apply to p MAN No ~ Wah ~
I OSr-On Saturday evening, in Brooklyn on return
ing IN Julicns Concert hrcagh AlAns Clinton, aud Lsv
ns,tou LADYs COLLAR, trimmed with ysencisnnes Lace
and BREASrPIN attached thereto
will be wsded by returning the same TO No ~ Ls'nst
To- st.. Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
Gunner Retreats.

DERKsHIRE SPRINGS HOTEL.-M. 8. WILL
ID SON se Wilson'S Hotel Lemon Ma.s would infons
fs public that this commooo Hosl
(er.ed Jon Baldwin EsD will be opened the sh of June
the reception Of Permanent and Transient Boafder
This House with the BERKSHIRE SODA SPRINGS,
twh.s healing seaes extensively tnownJ and hsd ~
with Warm and Cold Bstha IL three miles from the village of
Great Bss'oo where carriages viii be found ct the dtp, TO
vey psseDeefs 10 THE Ho>cl
The besuy Of It's location the romantic and delightful sen1
b. comfortable and coasne the s1venseS
Of Hotel with the comforts Of private dwelling
Great harrington, May "a, isc.
BOARDING at q FARM-HOUSE.-FaniIes eea
~ be seecmuodsted With siry ROOMS, 90 reesosss
the family the ssh~crber, Oven Tow
wishing the samusr msosss
spHy iHHsSAtsly either personally OF tetssr ~
Bsltos nsrkee 2Af YsSy
y and n essoeA- C0AkLke bNDkAnAAss -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
fine Arts.

DRINTING IN OIL COLORS BY ANDREW
il HOLLAND No 4 Cornhil Cosrt, BostonA H. has had a
experience g. London the Inventor and Paente
printing in oil coo he is prepared TO execute
TINs the painting IN oil color
Aso COLORED LABELS description Publishers and
others having on copperpste envngs have
Oil Coors Instructions given TO those who are de-
sirous Of learning the Of Printing in Oil Coors
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
Gorocs, Carriages, Sc.


CARRIAGES.-The undersigned keep constantly on
y hand and for sale at their repository great VARIETY q CAk-
Top Wagons which they offer a. low prices snd on
secendh hand Wagons and second nsna
Roekaway second hand Coaches
Major THOMPSON 4 Co, Nos S and n woosterst
CARRIAGE for SALE--A two-seat ROCkAWAr
~ CARRIAGE In good order Can be a. the stable In ne
No 7s Henst Of Jehesonst Inquire OF j. W.
SOUTHACk. No 1876 Broadway.
CARRIAGES-A large stock of CARRIAGES, city
~ and best material for sale cost to close concern 81
No $50 Broadway
LOR SALE-A very stylish jet.black VERMONT
HORSE years old pony built, i5 hands high, warraned
Kind in both double end single harness Also nr.s rate
SADDLE HORSE For particulars inquire at No tS oth cor
OF lsths
L,OR SALE-A DARK BROWN MULE, Is han1s
hsh walker sound kind and gentle In donblc or 1s'e
harness Apply STEWART SMITH, Nos III and li3 Wes
LOR SALE-A LIGHT WAGON, shifting top on
tirely Of the best city makers
Price Can be Al No. ~ bthst.
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AtRo.2, WlEAInEton nan. !,


CAPS. %
ID RCRlYkD this day, the best essoTtment Of Gs9s,
III youlh's, aud ehaelfs cloth cars ever ~ "
III Wing been selected with great care % ieA'ua
stye and quanty They eOmpiise ~ part ~ ioll
TENT CiOh opera black aud whlei gents hair olo'n uO
black, LIab aud gIeell riding, hunting anl AlVV
iossleT with every other descTlpOG o beg %
mlii y. " HhHEh" " "N''
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GOO bottles Of LoQden's eeebIaed Family Nedl-
.OlIU Clnes. Tile only agency IN the city
These aie the best Family HtatnsS now N use, 6elns
peeety sale, ana used according 10 the dlreo
iIbnt - 80 80 ], n. VOWBLL,
sp9a 2iUnl0n slieet, Ogent
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Notioa

TINE undersigned, having bought out the entire stock o
i foods belonging TO Messrs. Wheeler q Lakni Mer.
chllt 1ail0Is would beg eayolo Inform The olllIen OF
Wheeling and vicinity that he Intends carrying on The
Merchant Tailoring business In the same room formerly
occupied by MessTs. Wheeler Lakin, aud lavlhg OBJ
tsned the services OF both O the former propTt s he
10 WeAied 10 make up 10 order every article 10 hs ne
and very low lorca h. Having large stock hand now
lie ls determined to sell very low 70 reduce bis sotk aud
make loom for tie Spring Goods. Now iea iaIo chsGe
10 get good elOins cheap he warrant every eItI
TO bo as recommended or notale
Come Onot como alI
Aud iive us a call,
hpt9 IN. RTALLMAN.
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Groat t6FouFh line for tbs East.

Great through Line for th9 East.
iINHR baltimore and Ohio Rail ROld from Wheeling 10
Baltimore, and eOnleellng With Tie WdshInglOn
nch Rail Road AZ tho JpnelOn (lAsly called The Relay
House niea from baltimore, aud with The Phlladel
pha, Wnlnslonand iallno'e Iail Road 70 Philadelphia
Tie great tunnels upon The line are now eompleed and
e whole road 10 III s eOgdllOl, petenlllg Que Of lhe
most and romantic r0dteA III lhe w0Iid
Tho new and splendid steamers oltle Union Lne rom
Lousye and Cincinnati connect With this road al Wheel
lng and through tickets from these ntteSto baltimore
Waslnson, Philadelphia, &C., may DO had oIlhe agents,
or OH the boats,
A. NJ, (NVheeing limel and arTlves AZ CumberAne (2Yl
miles, 81 " M and allowing two hours theTe a!hyes In
Baltimore (3S0 meg) AZ -, M lie next morning, ma
klnSthe passaSehroushn abOu. 20 holTS lneludhsa al
~ B1Ssase through tOlny eastsrnrOnls
without charge
PsSSeeTs and baggage are transferred 70 lhe eat4 for
WhshnSOn al the JHnelon aud for phadelpha, AZ Bal
m0To Without extra charge. TnyeleTg arc allowed am
NE ma aud opportunity al all polntA their eaa
F'TEIonsh ttksts from WheellnSlo Baltimore, Iwllh
gLlyrEs OTlYllg over lyNhyIo S 'hs Eou.s 70
6UST s Sieipa of the Union ne On the Ohio and o.
lbe Rail Road Agellaal Wheeling u POeB) Apunda'
vile maj WIN PARKBR, Genl, Sun'l,
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54 .,.,tf BLLTiNOhE, jppl u, 1880.
Messn. Kyans q Watson, Thlladehhia@ Gtnlitllfni--
We have much pleasure IN T6e0mmendnB your FIo Pool
ChesS 10 the note Of The puhllelhR one ne puehNed
from you having Sived our books andc het6ty,
lleT undergoing NeTy SeyeTa heat lhe iIe which
destroyed tile entire block OF blhd - on Arch street
wharf, on The sehuykill, on the ethVi JaFe, 1850,
Your, very respectfully u
'sPis-dly RUssBL & dVBBINs
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-IsNper Phoephate of Lime.
vRRsUs rGUANO,p


fHlS valuable fertilizer las boen used for aeyeTt yeaTs
In Bngandad other parts Of Europe, and neNt 10 gu
lrO holds tho hghcit tank In popularity AMI lo oNlenl "
which II Is used an0ng ParmcIg Naturalization IN ll'
country BY tie subsclber has been more Ieee but le
IpIOgtesS Il Ias made IN the estimation OF e public has
not been less marked than pbTO4ai liler u
trial or tTeO years investigation o lS noTita IN which
time there has beenyey many 9eTupnlous experiments
made by tho most sclenliflc hgIcuileta and various
lubs COmmltIeeS &C. side by side PeIuvan tluAnO, as
Its relative vauo UOmpaTed With The lute ard In most
inSiaices preference given to he RupeT hosphtle q
Lme,m Such Iepors returned viii shortly be placed
before tho public which Will convey more Information
man Inc subscriber cels disposed to oer as the msl-
nciureT, tho present moment.
lsehenlcat cOmpOstOn Of that nature 10 at once AZ
ford food and nOurlshmenl tOgrowth oi n descriptions
lis basis being Crushed Ound oHtt The thcaoy 81
which as manure Ia already well known and appreciated
which aro dFconpOsed By the addition Of one inh their
WflQht or nlphuTil Acid 10 which due pIO'
llOndl GUan0 aud Suphle Of Amn0nai The ailer 70 one
OF the most eeen AGENTS In the best Peruvian uan0
II 10 easy handled, being Ia perfect powdefi VIII e
uund tablo 10 all soils, warranted nnIe and genulr',
and When at maturity TO be Duud S here re
presented.
PamphA.S will 10 forwarded on application N The suh
scTber or hls sgenis, wh0se tncs ave 40 lolowli
Messsb, MoGluder & Sons, Richmond va.
do RowlotlJ HARDLY y 70, Petel1butg, Va
10 BOTum q AloClOlni N0flOlkl Yai
do u,M RleWaIl, ka9, hall lllmoTe, IA.
-. y. D, DE HuRG,
Agricultural Chemist .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-16

Fall Fashion for Hats,
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