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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01

u e or = f" ~
W his W ar 8 " SO
n hf ne Or com. 80 rods
W OF II e co... of SAID q.
thence w 90 rods, 5 80
rods, = - rods, n 80 rods
sc 6, range 23.I0 acres.
u cent;e n W q" bound
ed n by 5 C Iine. e by
I,udinglon, 5 by French,
W By Porter, Ia sec. 10,
range % 5 acres.
bounded e BY Pike ri
yer, II by Ii. and Mann .
" aud s By Mann, in sec.
10, range %. 10 acres.
5 PIT w nj 5 " fr except
J + Shepherds 3 acres
aud Fl Whitgey's Lac e,
except also lands known
as lot | block 6 Fisk's adj
dii;on, IN sec 81, range
90. eon. 435 acres.
one acre e of c Symes
20 rods n TO S aud : rods
G to West, ia sec 81,
range %. con. | acre.
beginning 50 rods " Of
S e corner OFFS e Or. II 40
rods e Al rods, n 40 rods
W so rods. $ 50 rods, .
81 rods, TO beg in sec. 36
range p, con. 235 acres
beginning % rods 5 OF
II e corner Of II W Or. W
a rods, S % rods, { a
rods, II q, rods, in sec.30
range %, con. 6 acres.
beginning 40 rods : OF
II e corner n W Grs W or.
thence : 90 reds, W i6
rods, n % rods, e Is rods
n sec 81, range %, con.
2 acres.
beginning n e corner,
5 " Of n W or thence $ AZ
rods.w IL reds n 10 rods e
IL rods, in sec 81, range
%. cou. 3 acres.
part Of n e ar of sec
com 30 rods " Of u e cor
Of said or. thence " %
rods, 5 so rods, e 20 rods
n 50 rods. being ve-asses-
sessed for the taxes Of
1882 and 1853, in sec. S,
range %, coz. 10 acres.
X, County Ire asurer.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01

Our citizens should not forget The proposed lee.
ture Of Mr. Ross, at the Court House, on Satur-
day evening. That lecture eEds his present course.
and should il fail to be in itself attractive, which is
not at all likely the bestowal Of the rifle and shot
gun, will give an interest to tic occasion.
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Metcalf Il Merrills Column.
ETNA INSURANCE CO.
Of Hartford Conn.
,,<,.~o~r f.,SY, Tr,,is., 20 0,noa oao

incfSA3r Saskf' q ltst1A 10 3JuUu,veV.
E HAVE the pleasure ofiniorming the dealers
4 with this Company and the public generally
that in view OF the vast Increase orbasness dnr-
ing the past year, its cash capital has been in
creased to $5D0,0s0. This together with the
large surplus always kept on hand in cash. and
the enormous receipts o premiums on its regular
and established b.siness, affords its policy holders
an indemnity much greater than any ether in,
snrauce Company IN America.
Ths. business Of shis company is conducted on
fair and LIBERAL principals and It's losses are always
promptly paid in cash The undersigned in en-
teriag upon the twelfth year orhis agency for this
company in shis city ard Vicinity. begs to congrat-
ulate It's dealers upon lis remarkable success and
the impoTtantlucrelse OF its apital aud business
which together with the manner in which It's bu-
siness IS conducted. places it basis beyond ihe
reach ofsny con iagency short Of simultaneous
conhagration of The country.
All applications for assurances or information IN
reference thereto, will be attended to with the
same punctoaiity as heretofore Rates as low as
any ether responsible oAsee
keHosha. Feb. 800. T.. e.. MERRILL.
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GREAT REDUCTION.

TE7IE unde-signrd, viii sell Shswls Of various
d kinds, French MeFines. Lyonese, AIpaccas.
II De Lans. Wooden Cloths OF al kinds and a
great variety Of other goods a, greatly reduced
prices until tie ist Of April next.
Feb. Is. IS. E. w. BTINN
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II pit $ e fir qr except ID
65,I00 acrcs thereof.
deed. to 3. :. Sheppard
and recorded in the rer
office city "f Kcuosha
April ), 1854, sec. 10,
81 81. loo acres.
W pit S W fr or " side ri
Yer, exc pit 60 l5-in0
acres off u. side y pr. 5
W fr or W side r.ver, see
81, AZ - 100 acres.
hnrtFru(I.
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Second ard.

The sF az q Il, y or and n hf % IT, 80 A. q
B. - 1T r. - The be Of the faoSing described s ~
cauanenesy the liae Of Sd B. 81 rOls thc go
thereof thence Is rds; thence r Is rds; rd 10 -
xinan9--iu u 81: - -
Part ge0raeneng iiae thereof Is rods eara.r
thence - raSs thence n rds - rd 5 rls-B.
Part ecsnaencag = line of Sd b. - rods Of cor
thereof thence rSs -is; % riss rds. ii.
Part cfconameHcug TIE lire Of sd q = Of
thence - rus, ras; rds 6rds; L ras
beginRiur-S 81.
Lot ia block ST. Lots 3 s. in bk So Lots l,a4S7n
bS 3d. tcck ST the AZ; ami the ~ q Ok 9 the
90 b a. II bA s 1T Vt the hi of bs ~. the
ne or Of bk AZ the q q bk E the hfe Of aus th
NJ 81 aud the If OF the and The AT Of tbs
or Of ek So the hf the Of 6k 81 omitted - lS IA
ss dS.sFibed omitted in isSt the ef * - Lets
~ OF u - Let 6 ~ * 80
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TAKEN UP.

a STEER, coming two years, black legs to the
"A knees black head and neck, and white body
with some black spots thereon, on my premises. ia
the town of Soiners, near Mitchel's SawmiIi in
he county Of Kenosha. The owner is requsst~d
10 pay charges and take il awsy. q
FEB q, IS, CORNELIUS SCLEiSER,
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ayzThe Indiana legislature ha made an unsnc-
es.sfnl attempt 10 elect United States Senator
rbe senafe. which ishunker, elected Isaac Black
ford: the House, which is republican. elected Jo-
,eoh Marshall. Theprospect Of an agreement be-
tween the t@o bodies is small.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01

ED ED CEDAR POSTS. The best quality Of
IA Fencing Posts, Red CEDAR on hand aud for
sale at our Lumber Yard. the only place where
they can be oband in the Civ. Also, White
Cedar Posts. DURkEE. TRU ESDELL 81 Co.
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9. frEolr'eg are in $. ,c. or. SEC 81. T. ?, r %
cit III an elook blocks s. all Of Ok 9wihin lmis If
an .. tptS !. = J, ass. in block f. - - H~t
e5rn.r II ~ nj "a en5ng line OF West Main at tke
thence 20 the beginning. ~ - 80 "iiss"' W NAH 81
a.. q rs line e Mark, at the corner Ct
Au; thence 81 Z line 70 ;ts Z. " sS-
hne Of Market thence line to ~. Nlth s9
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

CAr0per than eoeF-- Wholesale * Retail.
FESUE Subscriber offers TO sell Clothing as
ID cheap as any Clothing Store in the City OF
krnosia, or the neighbofing Cities. He wishes
70 call attention. 10 the fact That his Clothing is
manufactured at Home
HATS AND CAPS, Wrappers, Drawers,
Nttens. Gloves. Boys Clothing, etc.
u Al. kinds Of work done TO order on the short
est notice. JOHN WILSON.
NJ No -, Main St eet.
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Boston and N. York--whoIesalc SRttaI
PIANO FORTE WAREROOMS

Jonas Chichering q Sous T Gilbert e. Cos 4
with OF without the beautiful Eoap At,achs
ment,) A. w. I.add & Cos Lemuel Giiberi's
Square and Douhe Planes, George "A Prince u
Cos celebrated MELODEONS Inrtruments sold
by us are fatty warranted and at Factory prices.
REED & WATKINS.
70. 81, Randolph Street, doors from Slate.
n37 CHICAGO, I'LL. ea
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VKrINTER DRESS GOODS. Nav ~,
MUSIC Al.

VIE subscriber h-s recsnily received a large
n addition to her former stock Of Musical
thstrun'".,ts, and would invite all nte ndluc 10
purchase to cal. and examine them.
sernphincs, Holians and McIodcons
from the celebrated mandatory Of Messrs. Prcs-
colt " Brothers, Concord. n. H., and unsurpas,-
ed in style o finish, sweetness and Compass
These Instruments are con fdently recommended
to the public and fully warrant ed-ihe makers in.
vitlng comparison with those ef any other man
ufuctory in the Union.
Also, Agent for ths Pianos manufactured hy
Messrs Boardinan & Grey, Albany. and Messys
4. Ladd &Co Boston fNE
One second hand MoFodron Of Princes mana
facturs. for sale a. reduced price. se
Second hnud Pianos 10 Rent.
All communications promptly answered.
Rooms three doors north of Episcopal Church
on west sdo Of Ann Street. MARY A, AVER.
KenoslIa, Feb. Is ls55-sm34
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WIN. 8. sLOcUM,

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law And
"A will attend TO Collections General 1nsur-
snee Agent. IrCash WILDE advanced on good
paper, and on Produce il desired.
Ksnosba, Feb. 22-iy36
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Land not Plated. West Of Man Street

:
Commencing the line Of said IL fods OF the
thereof thence 40 rds thence rd thence ~ rd
thence c ris-2 +t.f ~ 2
Commencing tie line of Or 80 rods Of the cor
thereof 10 thence A. rods
thence ~ reds thence 80 Isas; thence 10 rods;
rnrre neing eiinc the
thereof; Is rods; 10 rods thence Is rods
thence the BEGINNING;
GoaneneiBg line of sd 40 rods tEe
thereof thence Is rod thence IS rods thence l. rods
thence TO the beg ming Net assessed IL 1853:
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Paris.

pit n hf " hi S W Or / 81
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DRiCE REDUCED Worm DRors-Dr
l. Bardotte's tasteless Worm Sugar Drops
warranted without Mercury, at =
STARKWEATHER Il co.'s
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an ths falctciag q " y. @, Sc: a2 r ? r q.
Iots ;, 5, g. q r. H. IT, Is ~ 81 a. % - 81 ST. f.
10 H. Is 10 H. ~ % &C. 3D. g. 81 p . of beck
In ~ e Or Sec. 31--fots T. Of block = Lots I,
3 1. ard IL oE bk 2 assessed Ia 1851. n OH
s. 6, 3 TO- H. 49, H. ands nfbk Lots ). g TO- H. b.
"a and $. OF bk . re-as assessed In lssz:
Lots s. . a8ds of bk:ats and s, Of bk 3
sesscd IN 1854: Lots and B. Of bk
g. 3 g. TO- of Blk 4-I.ots s. band TO-
of bk A., assessed in 1854 t 49,
Lots g. s. T. s. 81 TO- H. l. Of Blk Slots 2,4 s TO-
Smyrna times., 1855-06-20
laws az WcaVers'

=. PENN MARBLE WORKS, Callowhill
r.? street, between Front and Second, Phila-
S-azEadelPhia. The subscribers have constantly
on hand a large assortment of Monuments,
Tombs, Grave Stones, posts for Cemetery Lots,
Marble ManteIs, &c.
Building work of all kinds executed. They
would also say to those that are desrous of pro-
curing anything in their line, that they NAV
depend on having all their orders executed in
the very best manner and on the mos reasonable
terms.
Persons in want of the above articles will
find it to their advantage to call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. PETER +. LAWS,
may2 JOHN u. WEAVER.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-20
June 133m.
MEXICAN GUANO.

THE attention of Farmers is requested to the oI-
lowing Analysis and statements OF this valuable ma
nnrc
MEXICAN GUANO is the richest that has been
br''ug "a 10 Ihs country Ph0sphates.
Phtrs.thO1" Acid Is lie valuabe element nf all :
Mares, and iiIano contains nearly 81 per cent be-
i.ig much stronger Ilan the Peruvian GuanO.
@fhc peCli irIIes of tins Ciuanu, are;
Il s mOtInjIsed by the and is not washed out OF
abe soil By the rams 10 less than thirty years
IL viii dOube The crop Of Corn. il PhOsphOrc Acid
as deli,ient in the SOIL.
Ia rs she per, more permanent and more certain
alan y rnVian GuanO. On land already surfeited by
dl'o Celuen applications OF ammonia in Peruvian
CnanI the Mexican GuanO by its great abundance OF
PiOs plates, will restore health ard Vgor For sale by
J. b. A. d s. ALLEN,
'ea" aud South wharves, below Market ST..
June 13.3m. PhIlade phia
Smyrna times., 1855-06-20
University Family Medicines.

-. ISSUED under the seal, sanction and
AkE authority of the University of Free Medi-
'@~ cine and Popular Knowledge, chartered
by the State of Pennsylvania, April 30, 1853,
with Capital of Sl0O,O0O, mainly for the pur-
pose OF arresting the evils Of Spurious Nos
trums, also for supplying the community with
Reliable Remedies wherever a competeat Ply
sicrln cannot or will not be employed have pur-
chased from DIR, John r. Rowand, his celebra-
ted " ROwand's Tonic Mixture" known for up
wards of twenty-five years as the only sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague, ETC., and his in-
estlmable remedy for Bowel Complaints, " Row.
and's Compound Syrup of Blackberry Root,
wkicL highly approved and popular Remedies,
together with th: University's Remedy for Com
plants Of the Lungs;
The Unversty's Remedy for Dyspepsia or
Indignation;
The Unirersity's Remedy for Costve Bowels.
Also the University's Almanac may be had
at the Branch Dispensary, or Store of
.'. THOMAS MAGENS,
...-.s- =. Smyrna, Del.
- > o.,
Smyrna times., 1855-06-20
ThOs. w. Evans & Co..

No. 2l4 and ZIG Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Have now OIL hand full assortment OF all the Spring
aud snlmer Fabrics. in the latest styles and AT the
loves prices. Many Of these Goods have been pur-
chased az sacrifice both at auction and private sae.
and sin besold proporioLably bOw. Among them will
lIndsune Striped and Checked Silks, at a75 cts
pi clseRe Plaid 4 r. do do very rich
Rich Plain Silks; black ditto, Of the best makes,
a Bfen;t iiers Grenadier Robes, l3arege Robes,
Lawns, EmbrOideries. very cheap, y i. - ..
i fhssiery for Spring summer, Of every deserp-
si0n. June l3 Al
Smyrna times., 1855-06-20
BOOTS and SHOES.
j. v. FOLSOM, Main Street,
Opposite the Hotel Of IiLghman FOrwcU
~.

opposite the H0tet Of 1HghmGa FOrWcU,
SMYRNA, DEL,
xSks u QESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
FE% IL the public generally, that he is prepared
SAs- TO manufacture Boots and Shoes of everv de-
scrIpOn, IN the very best manner, and al the
shortest notice Tie has purchased a full set of Lasts
OF the latest fashion, and laers himself that he can
furnish aud genIee fit as car be had AZ anv
other establishment in the Stale lie will make with
neatness and Dispatch all kinds of Ladies' and Cen
tlemen's Wear for the Spring Trade-comprlslng
Boots. Gaers and Fancy Shues, for both Ladies' and
Children; also. Gentlemen French Calf BoCts Patent
Leather CATERS, &c. (April t. So.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-20
Another Prize Medal awarded

~ f. CLAIM, for the best PERFUMERY
ana Fancy SOAPS, at the late FAIR held
IN Washington CITY.
Il. M'CLAlN'S highly perIuned Vecotobls
oh.-Ihls important discovery possesses propcI.
ties which We believe no other article of the
KIND does. 1t will cleanse the scalp. produce
iuil and beautiful growth of hair. its medici.
nal qualities aid nature and render the hair
healthy moist and Pllable, and yet SO pure That
II VIII not soil hat nor bonnet Manufactur,d
by e. MCLAIN, Pcrfumer and Chemist AZ
ms NJ, iarge and new establishment, No. IOG North
oiXth streets, below Race, Philada.
N. B-Constantly on hand a large assort.
neht n OF Perinmery, Soaps, and Fancy Articles.
discount to Wholesale Dealers, from Is to 25
per cent for cash. movo.a,o
Smyrna times., 1855-06-20
DIR. JOHN A. MOORE.

WOULD respectfully inform his friends and
the community generally, that he has removed
his office to the Basement of the Dwelling oc.
cupled by John VanGasken, Esq, on Main
street. immediately opposite the office recently
occupied by him, and formerly by DIR. Perkins
N. B.-Persons calling for him at night, will
please ring the night bell at the office door.
0I7 Orders left in his absence will be
promptly attended to.
SmYrna. May o. 'hl-3m
Smyrna times., 1855-06-20
+ ri MI MI | M c s.

Lace Goods and Variety Store.
LUST received new and fresh stock OF
Spring Goods, such as plaid and bleached
Musllns; kid, silks, lisle-thread and cotton
Gloves, Cambrics, Swiss, Jaconett white and
colored Drillings, Laces, Collars, Spensers,
Undersleevcs, plain and worked Handkerchiefs,
stamped Collars and Strips; good assortment
of Hosiery, Work Baskets, Indcllible Ink,
Paper, Pins, Needles, Buttons, &C., &C.; also,
Ribbons and Millinery Goods; few pieces of
neat style Calicoes and Ginghams. Also, a
good assortment of Confectionaries, and eyery
other article usually kept in
Trimming and Variety Store.
All of which will be offered at very small
profits to any and all who will favor the SUBJ
scrber with call, feeling confident she can
sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Come and see before you buy.
MARY A. ROBERTS,
Commerce ST., below MAN, Smyrna, Del.
Ja.lO, Ap.4, 1855. Iy
Smyrna times., 1855-06-20
Premium Venetian Blinds.

A. BRITTON & CO, Manufacturers, whole.
sale and retail dealers, No. 81 North Second
u street, above Market, Philadelphia.
The largest, cheapest, and best assortment of
plain and fancy BLINDS of any establishment
IN the United States. Shades of every variety
at the lowest market prices. Buff Hollands
and Store Shades made to order at short notice.
Give us call and save expense. We study to
please. mav2-3m.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-20
SMY YRN4r PRICES CURRENT
AeoaREcfED wSExLY son THE TINES.
ICE CREAM.

The subscriber would respectfully announce
10 the citizens of Smyrna, nnd vicinity, that he
is prepared to accommodate them with the
choicest Ice Cream Of the Various favors.
-.-. EDWARD WARD.
SMYRNA, June 13, 80.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-20
Reapers! Reapers !

XXTE are now manufacturing and have for sale,
w wholesale and retail, Burral's celebrated
MOWER and REAPER, combined. These maehines
will cut gram and grass whether wet or dry lodged
or standing, coarse or fine. They very simple and
durable and operate with a slow gait and light draft
for the team. They single geared, he thrown
in and out Of gear IN moment and require but a few
minutes TO convert them from Reaper 10 a M0wer
and vice Versa Any further information NAV be OBJ
tanned in regard TO them at our arehouse, where a
machine can be seen or from Antony Bdderman and
Alexander Dixon, near Wilmington, Del.
We are also building Huyetts combined Machine
Il works with double knife and shear cut hence Is
not liable TO choke and is unequsied for cutting wet
grassor grain.
In addition TO the above, are selling other ma
chimes of approved patterns, among which is The ex
cClIeht Nanny Machine built by Wm Johnston a.
Co. Farmers cordially invited to call and examine
for themselves
s. 4 M. PENNOCK g. CO.,
apll-3m Foot Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-20
-, -. R. WILLIAMSON, &
Earpe and Builder.

yLIOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Smyrna
itA AID the country generally that he prepared
to a., all kinds OF Carpcnering and Building on tho
zns accommodating terns. Having had several years
~expseaee s building both in city aud county, and
none hut good wOrkIaen. with strict aes.
o 10 The wants and interest Of those intere COM
bintd ssia determination please all who may lasOf
him with their work he hopes TO receive liberal share
oi patronage from the building community.
N E--I intend also TO keep on hand a general as
Isortsnenf of Wohed hLouidinss and Trimmings for
Doors Donr Frames, Windows. &c, at much lower
prices ahan can be made by hand. ..tlt1 tilN a9s
- TT lsNl'i ~ X. WILLIAMSON. 1
~ SHOP az Mr. John Vans askeIl's Lumber Ylrd Com
merce street. below Main, Smy tina, Del i''3's iiis
May 30, 1855. 6m =. tt
Smyrna times., 1855-06-20
The Cheapest Wall Paper

WAREHOUSEinP Philadelphia. II. A. Burton,
Wholesale and retail dealer and importer of
Paper Hangings, No. 93 North Sixth street, I'd
door below Race street, Philadelphia. Every
variety of Fireboard Prints, Window Curtains.
Persons in want of Wall Paper, &C., will
find it to their advantage to call before purcbas-
ing elsewhere, as it will be sold very cheap.
Country Dealers supplied at the lowest rates.
may 2-6m. a, -
Smyrna times., 1855-06-20
L.EATH :. r.

FRITZ, HENDRY 81 CO., No. 90 North
Third street, Philadelphia, Morocco Manufac-
turers, Courlers and Importers of French Calf
Skins, and dealers in Red and Oak Sole Leather
and Kipp. Feb. 2I-lv.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-20
PROPERTY IN SMYRNA:

Dr. A House and Lot on Delaware street !;
8iii also, two Building Lots adjoining; will
EiE!-L be sold together or seperate, as desired.
House and Lot on Methodist street. A Lot
of Ground, and House and Lot on Main st.
Three Building Lots on North st. Two Build
ing Lots opposite the Odd Fellows Hall. One
new, two-storied Frame House, with Back
Buildings, large and good, ON Commerce street.
One new, two-storied Frame Dwelling, with
Back Buildings, on South street. Also, 90
Building Lots not herein named.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-20
Consumption

Chronic Diseases of Females.
nm. ). PANCoASF, No. I4i Spring Garden street,
~ above Ninth ST., Philadelph has adopted an
EOropean course OF practising Medicine, viz the
conhnng OF practice Ia ono or more special forms of
disease. Diseases of The Chest, Including CansumD
ilon' and Chronlc Uterine Diseases are the two sue
callIes that will IN the future receive SPECIAL atten
uon' Confirmed Consumption tfcaed by inhalaiion-
.. t,e mos. successful mode OF treatment adopted IN
Europe Tor this lnveterate disease Invalids nj dis
lance visited, If II Is so requested (apli--6m.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-20
THE GREAT
INVENTION OF the AGE!
Economy against Waste

TIE subscribers having obtained the Patent
Eight to manufacture the IMPROVED COM
POST ATTACHMENT OR FERTILIZER,
are pleased to inform the Agriculturalist and
others that they are fully prepared to attach
this highly celebrated patented Compost to
every Drill desired. The design of this inven-
ton is to furnish the farmer with a Machine
simple In its construction, durable in its make,
and at cost comparatively small, which will
enable him to sow with his glain the Compost
Manures, which the experience of every prac-
tical farmer goes to prove is the greatest ferti-
lIzer brought into use. The mixture of ashes
and guanO is contended by some to be the best
way In which guano should be used, as it is a
saving to the farmer of 100 per cent. in his
outlay and almost treble in the enhanced value
OF his product, though this Machine is adapted
TO the use of Guano in any form which the far
mer may think proper to use it. The certif-
Gates which follow, though the Attachment has
Just come into use, are from some of the most
intelligent and practical farmers in Virginia.
IL is shown, by the tests which have have been
made, that 40 lbs. of guano as sown by this
attachment, is better than 300 lbs broadcast
IL works with ease and regularity, can scarcely
be gotten out of order, can be attached to a
most any description of Drills and is, in short,
what the farmer just needs, and their true in
tereStS demand.
BOWMAN, ELLIOTT g. BRINTON,
Machinists, Smyrna, Del.
May %, 1855.
ETThe following certificate will show what
advantage is to be gained by the Patent Com
post Attachment:
WE have used the Compost Attachment
made by Henson 81 Hunt, of Charlestown, Va,
for the last two years, and regard it as the most
complete fixture we have ever witnessed. The
Compost Attachment works admirably and with
great neutrality-suspicious. the Gnano regu-
larly over the field. We have made use of
Guano at the rate of 300 lbs. to the acre.
broadcast, and with the Drill from 40 to 10 lbs
aud found that 40 lbs. with the Drill would
produce more wheat, by ) bushels to the acre
thaD20O lbs. broadcast. From our observation
we are satisfied that no land can be found that
will not produce 30 bushels to the acre, by the
use of 40 or 30 lbs of GuanO as sown bv the
Compost Attachment.
Nathaniel b. Mead, Alex. M. Smith.
LudweIl Luckett, Martin Eichelberger,
Lloyd Nolan, Oliver MiIburn.
George u. Bitter, Uriah L. Byrne,
William Benton, William ii. Griggs,
william III. Benton, p. s. Chinn,
Gurley Reeder, Joseph Crane
Smyrna times., 1855-06-20
CATTLE BONES WANTED

THE highest price paid for clean, hard Cattle
BONES, at the /" Carbon Works." on the Della
ware, two squares below the Navy Yard, Phila-
delphia. may9.3m.