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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-06
TO NON-RESIDENTS.

IEHE undersigned, with the county Sur
l veyor will, on the 10th day of Move ..ber, 1856
at O'Clock, a. 81, on said day. proceed = survey
and locate the corners of his land, section ~
town 30 NORTH Of range | east, in Marshall county
Indiana; to meet at the residence of the subscr
Der, at the time specified and continue from ia,
to day until all is finished
Non-residents, who fail to meet the Surveyor al
the time above mentioned. and dcfray or provide fo
defraying their portion of the expense of the sur
yey, will be returned to the County Auditor, anc
such delinquences placed on the tax duplicate, ana
collected according - law.
CHRISTOPHER YODER.
October 18th, le56 1872.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-06
HYA3F5 NJ 85AgPILB LHlpI'UPE
OF INDIANAPOLIS.

y : 7
ME object of this Institution. ~ its name i'm
4 ports, is to afford to young gentlemen and 1t
dies an opportunity to bccom" thorough qualified
Tor the Counting Room and general business pur-
suits Of life, ON the most scientific principles.
By first teaching each ana every pupil 10 write a
bold. lceib!e hand 2nlly, by teaching the science
of Book Keeping by double and single entry, as
practically applied to every department OF bust
ness, together with Lectures ON the Laws and
Customs of Trade and the Science of Accounts
Terms of full course (of or ~ weeks,) S:23 00
Terms for Il partial course, embracing the
practical part of Book Keeping and bus
mess Penmanshp,. Observation-Disclosures. - O0
Terms for full course in Ladies Department I'D Oh
Which must prepaid secured.
li-For further particulars see circulars.
augl4-4Oly L. J. BRYANT, Principal.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-06
TN.G .HOticP.

OR MY DEPUTY, will attend at the usual
i places of holding elections in each township, for
the purpose OF receiving taxes at the times herein
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-06
Also, fer Rent:

Two good dwellings; one Store room aud Ware
house [the latter lately occupied by Foster Wal
lace ; Il Grocery Store.) and one small dwelling.
Apply at M Office OH LapoI;e street
jun5-30tf {. II. REEVE.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-06
SPRING & SUMNER TRADE.
CUTTING & MAKING

VIII be attended to on the shortest notice, and in
the latest and most approved styles.
In returning thanks to his old friends and Gus
toners Cor their liberal patronage, he socits call
from all who may want any thing in his line oftrade
Lumber and Shingles boush; at the highest price.
mavS-26tf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-06
PRICES

GUITAR CASES. wood lined, ........ eco
do paper 10 | -,
GUITAR STRINGS of superior quality al
WAYS on hand. J. Any instrument viii bc careful
~ packed ana sent by stage express upon rc-
ccipt OF the price az above. Orors respect fully
solicited. ID. Wl1TER,
Dealer in all kinds OF Musical Merchandise,
Nav, !. le56. 25m6. South h NO. ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-06
STATE OF IEDLANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY


In the Marshall Circuit Court. February
term, 1857.
Jane Russell
VS. Complaint of Divorce
James Russell,
Whereas, Jane Russell, the Complainant in the
above CASE has filed in my office her complaint
against the said James p. Russell, Defendant for
Divorce; and it appearing by the affidavit of dis
interested person that the SAID defendant is non
resident of the State of Indiana. This, therefore,
is TO give notice 10 the sad James p Russell, that
unless he appear in the Marshall Circuit Court at
It's next term to ne held the Court House in Ply
mouth in nd county of II ,rsfall and State of In
diana. on the second Monday of February. 81.
lnI al, ,lcmur tn said comPl 1T. t''
same sill be ne rl ani detcrm ne IN h ID ~.
Attest; NEWTON r. PACKARD, Cit.k.
By ROBERT c. CosBaIEr, D..L'y.
e. II. CEE Z, p mt II Ar.
o. Or i &C. 5itl
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-06
Eor ale Oh ZAP
ON e r d. Y.

ONE Buggy; one set single Harness; onc tin
~ sided safe Cupboard; one small rocking
Chair; one child's ditto; one large Boston ditto;
ono Press for copying letters; one corner Lot in
Plymouth. 63 feet front hy 1872 feet deen, with COM
Portable house and good WELL one lot ditto, same
size, with large and commodious house and well;
lot, 60 feet front and l26 feet deep, fenced has
good well but no house, all in the centre part o.
town; 100 acres Of good land with small improve
mont, good grass water and timber. in green town
ship. seven miles from Plymouth; 50 acres CT good
land with same advantages four miles south OF
Plymouth; 50 acres OF good land with same advan-
taecs, 2ls miles south Of Plymouth; 230 acres OF
land, with 80 acres improvement, house, good wa
ter, grass and timber, in Stark county, seventeen
miles from Plymouth,--al in good nesllboiaoods,
convenient to schools shops, mills and CHURCHES
\ business house and lot on Michigan street, III
Plymouth, in the center of business. This proper
" must and piN be sold and those wishing ID buy
to locate or to sell again, can find better invest
ment, and no more liberal terms than l viii give.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-06
Guit0rSs Cru GaTSss

ME DEMAND FOR THIS DESERV ED
ly popular instrument has been 50 great chat
the undersigned has determined to devote special
attention to their sale.
His instruments are from the best manufactur-
crs in the world and cannot fail TO give satisfaction
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-06
FRENCH AND GERMAN GUITARS.
SPLENDID American Gui.aTS,

I hese Guitars are from seasoned and beautiful
Rosewood or Mahogany, after the celebrated Span
i,h models, and are unsurpassed for tullness .,nd
richness oftonc They are double lined ana block
cd throughout, and will not crack or split.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

DATErTED FEBRUARY ~. 1855 -MopHL BnG1An
tables and combination cushions gen1emen renpo
fully Informed that my saesroos viii be open day
evening for the exhibition Of the above tables sAeNvs
Ts6 and ~ Broadway, manufacsory, 80 ann sreek
MICHAEL PHHLAr, Psseueee
THE GAME OF BrrLIARDs-BY MICHAEL pHwI.Af
Y just published BY Appleton 90, price " single ,
pies mailed free receipt Of trce by O'CONHON UJ
LFFnER. billiard table makers k3 Ann etreet N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

aud - rbalberg csreessy ran over the keys, Boni-
face arrived at the conclusion that there had been
nothing in Albany-grest as that city is-equal to
the delicate touches which he heard. In the midst
of rapid a,peggio passage he cried out, 'give
that man anything he wants."
"That man." suggested the artist. "smply de-
sires bottle Of champagne"
"a bottle! good gracious, my dear sir, you shall
have basket twenty II you like"
So Thalberg had his Hedsieck in peace.
Thalberg lodges in the city at the Hotel st. Denis
and has excited the liveest interest in the female
inhabitants of that establishment On the floor di-
rectly his apartments there is an enthusiastic
amateur, who hammers away at the piano from the
rising Of the sun unto the going down Of the same,
and sometimes later, very much to the disgust of
well disposed persons in the neighborhood. One in
Quistive lady believed that these strains literally
SOY came from the inspired fingers of the immense
lion. .Congratulating herself ON the splendid OPP
portunity thus offered Of hearing Thaiberg gratis,
she took an occasion when the amateurs doc
was open, and collected o number Of her
friends in the hall to 10y the treat
Grow ded together in as small spa az the exigen-
cies of crinolne would allow, tn fair audience
waited and listened. The amateur, holly uncOn-
scious Of the interest he was exciting commenced
playing the charming melody illustrating the in
tense desire that some sentimental coforej person
had to be carried back TO old yiiginias shore, with
brilliant variations descriptive of the various cha
rue eistcs of old Virginia and the iniosyncracies Of
its coored population. "That's splendid" said one
lady. "How / should like to see him. cried an
other "Just let's have q little peep through the
crack of the door," But the third, who was an ANA
teur said "she didn't think much of it, and that it
was queer Tnaloerg should be playing negro airs
But the lady patroLess Of the affair positive, and
SO they waited half an hour or more, when an init
mate friend o. Tbalbergs happening to come along,
informed the ladies that the great pianist lodged
story below, that he never played In his room,
and kept his pianos at music store, where he prac-
tised occasionally
Slowly and sadly the crinOline angels fitted away
through the corridors, while the rusng of their vo
luminous skirts seemed to whisper, "sod !" "sold."
They have concluded to wait until next Monday
night, and then 60 to hear Tbalberg comfortably,
with the additional luxury Of listening to the bird
like voice OF De Wilhorst, and the clear resonant
notes Of Morelli.
We advise the pubic in general to do "the same,
also, likewise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06


Room Rcinone trie Eimira Level Portland Orlando
mi.cenaaeous and Disasters
The steamer State Of Mane Of the f River Line, did not
sound ihs sionirsien boa, h.d 70. Arrived up iosPa.
sur Jous wapr of rosou), Webb, from Foe chow zoo
mayed duriss weather on Tape Of ,Od Hope she
would axe temporary repairs and proceed IN or dsya
sur Lropss 1uns hom Boston for Mnamch, 70 load for
liverpool .ut Ito Archi Oct - in distress having been
ihoTn on hsf e..in snos - - s,s.o,. &C
fosU q for iepsirs
BArK v Morrrs, At Havana from SYOrs, lost part Of
deck lead In heavy weather.
Bnic Ezrsa ~ trts bum sOrhport Me, in 1919, has
been sold TOR $3.50 cash.
scHR MnKoR recently built at Yarmouth was aid % the
United states soyeri mem Nov BY Messs Ross surdivsnt
~ Portland for siV che y 70 be nsed ~ Lieut. prebe In
tor such service
scHH srs.S cASsoS baltimore from Pedro Keys reports
away loren hssd and forelormssi snd spin sais
Misstse vrssrtTte sehr arab Jordan caps lakes ic
&c, sse been sead ~ She was BADEN sin sugar nd coa1n
all have been osi.
senR s,RaH 10 Flsnin Me- Niles from Boston Tor Porto
60 VITA an sss9 esfEo gus NO ssM ssaqra y ms, y
Ne rs'e Which the - par other deck losa q lumber
rss y e.Issn, LgmrIne asi re "a. heg, aae,. Isn
res the schr 20 re- into port: al
!. fs,s s sg ,' S ,, s ssse e9, ard %
sss was ssssa e g 49,. s~s a. and s1tSed Isspsao
mcning a survey has been called sha leaks about y
.Hohes per hour
Extracts nm letters from Eiwocd Waters Esl-
GCRHTtrcE. I'll Oct 81.
The cargo n brig rd'sw1d tshore on BODY Island vas
odd sr1 ~ 5tt bbls -four much damaged a sur
been hed the by g plain con
aud the cargo vs<hor The brig Wave
fr Louisa boh sshore bat'erss OF
Wave for tie cargo landed
coed srdsr there we're saved bIs b1 spirits OF urpenuns
ana 10 IBIS Tie Louisa has lsnced bbls nava
sfor,s Ter sale - on the l0h met
The schr Jesse Starr from Phadephs bound 70 savan
b. loaded with iron chiefly ashore Island
rtiday rornng list The schr laid outer
the te1 tide souid bring her H. she sad
be insured IN hfotk.
IsuscnppAt Cumberland Nov I, BY David Spear beau
fu cllpT tsfk ef about so called indian summer
he from The model the celebrated Grape shot
Al Brewer Ne, bark ~ abou, tons not yet named
whalemen.
Arr at 81 Helena Sept bsrks RcanUkr Wade Of Green
roft A0,p lCth Iben Dodge Norton OF Nh 70 50, bound
sid fitm DO Sept, bark Marian Davis Of sBedford on
Ats Augustine Ba, Juiy Narsue, scOu, Howisnd, Nh
AZ nsurrlus Aug n, n " Crspo Raya Dartmouth coo go
fO this season. spoke june Psahr sherman NR ITO 80
his season; 18Th India Howiand. do 81 WI 18th
James Allen Devoi do O. Ions Parda DO ont
sp Capt Baker had several ships which had done
nothing -. a..
ship Borodins Perdeton rom Boston June for San Fran
cisco July ~ lat g = Ion 81 W.
A ship seen steering showing red far With black
cruss ~ forsiorssi Mas o. lm - ~ M lon qasw.
cNursr str sserng VITA snort iopgslannasis July
g. lat 6 10 N, lop % J0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06
MARITIME lNTELLlGENCE.
yoRK--rHs DAY.
~ noon ssTs. NOR u IL ~
Port or New York, November ., 1856.


CLEARED
steam ship Knoxville, Ludlo~ ssvsnnsh-s Z Mitchell.
steamship Marion, ster Charleston -spolord leson
steamship Eoaroke Skinner Norfolk. &c-Ludsm Plea.
saots
bark Meteor or. M, Popp-, Brsiot-foppe Co.
BARI mar, h.izsbeh h,elel hordesar-S T Buck Co.
hrsa B.oome LsLsthoEn - Jasc ouea7Srsst 500 Co.
eehr Bowaid Putnam tr Eckerson, iarmouth-Mc Aulif
bsig ocean lnrl lie Coueur La Poulle, NH Rou,h
big jesse Kent tBrl Callahan st Johus Nr-Baon Bro.
fI,g soath. thompson, GGivesion-D Murray.
sehi Julien Chase SaLie cruz. Uuta q l. bach Co.
schr .immont, stalknecht observation-disclosures &
ss ss s sens rcash
STIR " L snrh nugnes wllmsns tom polrer Potter.
srhr SolsUt bedsl. Alexanc ra-M Belell
.sSr lssSgss s.,sI sa:1,as9s E,sn'
sclr Her fieaa t,iip,sn Boson-sreu Son a On.
shop brown, naliocx, froyidtLce l. Kinney
ARRIVED
prie Rush Piommer Malaga md Gibraltar 5, days, with
nrg Anrs lorrey, Griffin Malaga "A days, with fruit &c
frs France, Jsre of Bost1n) Conn., Cape u.yaeo Oct
1uiks isAia Co H. with nsvood 70 Thompson duc.
esu sisering "a The j sisss OF he crew Of the brig
Mar irsnees. e, a, TurAs i,lald
AE,.os Jose 90 NO osi. o. Hsuefss 'sw ship Gal
its,y 81 eses splh sais 1c been day. hstseras
schr Ai cstaIn AexSndria 90 Friday night last .,
Gsiysl ling her beam ends, her Capt Harden
blOwug very heavy, our boa stove
obliged 20 the yessel being dark,
q doubt he perisAed soou amer
sehr a J lie kosseu Brewster, Wilmington
schr tsprey Bragg Washington. No.
keIf " n JentUS, Peterson Washington. Nc
sthr refgen. Wogrsm feersDurg.
schr nsrlioa HOPS los Georrelo@n
rchr MOI ecceu, samson, laeorResown.
chr has hsct scher stutb-. tAcm FOR Philadelphia.
oct 81 of Mar has Nirsy IA eompsny with shs troy
Eo-iopl Which orFcn bsek ~ the heavy westerly
gaes and AIchs red opposite 10 issAun Cove whore she
"a rem~ined sun . last AID safe.
rchr VIM PEI erLI Michel Lubec.
schr Sarah Benson feNbpryrcf.
solrM M prAinerd liulse Portland Ct
Sch NJ shepherd, SBher, Ne~ Haven.
sieRner BRISTOL Allen, PhlaaclLh,s.
Steamer Chcord Morn n Philadelphia.
steamer ferel, Aye Providence
BELOW
3ahps aud bark anchored the bar detained by the
Leavy blow. -
SAILED.
sisspshfrs Knoxville savannah Marion Charleston. Roa-
pos tofols chip NJ plume Liverpool brig Fayorfa,
feI nsn buoo, AZ Dh.rF.
Wind dur ing the day gale from NV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

FRsSosT NEWSPAPER OFrIoE IN CossEcTIcur
MoBBED We learn that q disgraceful out rage
upon he freedom Of the press was perDe trated la
West WIns,ed yesterday. About one o'clock Su1-
day morning bald OF ni-ereants assailed the Of
flee Of the Mountain county Herald with brickplts,
stones INK bottles. rotten eggs and other missiles,
smashing in the windows, giasa, sashes and al
They would probably have proceeded to fnrtaer ex-
tremiies had MT the Beigabors In the vicnsge been
awakened by the disturbance, and shown signs Il
lite. As soon lights began 10 appear In the sd-
jacent twelIngs the vilaias, sith that coward-e
which Is the universal accompaniment Of such ruff
fspism took 70 their heels The stars and stripes,
with TIE o'tp, Free soil and free speech" hang
displayed from the dismapted Office, q silent bat
powerful common, upon the midnight scoandrelism.
--Nelr Hdrsn Jour nal, Noe. s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

USf0s cOCnsE T.. f-rRorTrvG.
wxrsrsDaT. NOV. --frottng match 5000 mite heats,
hest three Eve. 70 2to 10 wagons
Jss whelpey named z. Hs~iey......... 1
u Pfier rsrned a. shsrrha.... ......
Time ss-2s-tk-2sTk--2se
SxEs DAY -rrctiing match, esoo mite hesU, beet
THREE I've. 10 harness
n euo1ruf named ch Queen Irdo. ..... 1 4
jos wbepley psmed m. LADY Ffimo~e.. 2
Tine, 2Ask-2@4-24T-2So.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

Drtservafhn " re peace ~ Toe CITY i@teraa Z,
bu, which Aired entirely IN the psbmeni OF that
opse, embraced csrs out Of tbs u the sgn,
~sch, msk king ~ih he pvlcs fore. Of soogt
burdr.d Tue dIvioed IN snu4is, and
stsoIsa a. he oinerert polls, whit speciG detsch-
men-. 10 b. Gaed . for " eucrecn
cy. were re,as0.d al each 81 The police stxaoas
TIE orcss uoder the nmsDd OF ssysrste of.
whns ign Coma .abis Hcrrax bed supsriaien
toe whoi- the Cestrsl po.ce station OF
lty men tent dierent ard distAnt to0alcs in
~hch occurred al time, which proved
most serious obsscle the OF the police pre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06


Let q letters sdver,sed IN the Boston Herald, We'd
osiosy october a. remaining In the Boston Pos, oaos
uncaIed loi DO doubt msduectod -
nEw RsIrfmovH Borsxs
AcksfmsErk Bunzingey. T. EDWARD Bird ca.
j. Bishop n Co. T.. L. Parker Co
Vincent, Clark Co AtRASy,
Wheeler. Beioss Co. W. e. titue Co.
PHILADELPHIA. oxRxAsrowf PA
" Makan, John Button n Son.
List o. letters advertised In the Philsdcisks Puic
Esd0v Monday, November J. remaiuiaa In the Phiacei
phis Poo, once uncalled sor-probssly misdirec,et-
rrw YORK House, nAfuxoss HOUSES
A A r. Cor. 8. Bcran Co--,o doubt
Flss A Siote. for 4 Bevsu Co
Palmer A o. Cooie Cugier-po doubt
wDeros uorsx~ for Coale Cugle.
u " McGbrery A Co-ro Lesceu, Sander A C0.-uo
doubt for D y. McGnvrHy doubt tor Lere~ Ganoer
ACC. kCo
Movvisoa n 90
rrrrssrps, PA uouxs Pcnniwan Bro hers.
A A kasen 10. Hopkinson smith.
Robson %. Durand n Co prob sbiy OF
Albany, W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

RussrAr journals are filed with details Of the catas
trophe nj Schemaka, In the Csucasus- On the morn
ing on the lltb Of July the weather was very sul-
try. and q general feeling OF sufocation was felt.
AZ length q heavy rumbling noise was heard, fol.
low "a hy . very violent shock Of earthquake. AL
tha,ph the shock listed only about thirty seconds
aDn l. uses and nme then 100 shops we're complete
r IT. - 3 down. I'D Great many Others seriously
rus 1aiy r.n ttrvn wes killed. five were
Ms mated az upwards Of
...4.sCs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

CHRIS. WORM HAviss.-The train OF cars which
Jeff Memphis, Tenn, on the 10th inst. With an ex
curSon party To celebrate the completion Of twenty
seven miles Of the Mississippi and Tennessee Rail
road, was drawn by locomotive which was the gift
81 the ladies Of De Soto county Mississippi. VIM
Jones, Jr, Esq, has ordered first class locomotive
70 be built for the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, which
he intends presenting 70 the company. The ma
chine Ia 10 be ~ nne ~ can be made and, IL posi-
bic, superior 70 any run upon Southern roeds Il
will cost some $4,000 or $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06

PHILADELPHIA. Nov q Arr schrs VIM 4 Newell new,
enne Bordsnov N; Hamilton, Coustns Portsmouth,. Nh.
cid ship Nonparie fauke livtfpoo steamship Virginia.
- I-faw A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06


Alta SPECIAL MEETING OF COLUM1IAN HOf
a and Ladder Company No. IL held "Wednesday event
the 6th inst the following preamble and resolutions
adopted
Where's has pleased Almighty God In his infinite wsi
To remove from mcst esteemed associate. Edw
Portingou whom endeared by the ties OF the
sacred friendship aud whereas the respect euierain
him demands from EXPRESSION OF our feelings Of
sudden bereavement and loss OF one who has much
oeared hInsef to us; therefore, he II
Resolved That we deeply mourn the loss Of who y
member We respected and friend esteemed aud b
oYed.
Resolved, That We deeply sympathizo with his a1iic
family and friends In this their rrepairable loss
Resolved Thai the usual badge Of mourning
thirty and that copy OF these resolutions be
10 The FIRMLY o deceased and the same be publshed in
Herald. sunday Mercury and Leaier.
T. W. BEusa, sec'y. X. WRIGHT, Foreman
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-07
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE February 10th, 1856.
ake the liberty calling the attention of the Virginia
Merchans to the stock Of spring and Summer
Goods receiving We have been encouraged by
Tho liberal with which have been favored again
extend and shall this be prepared
offer larger varied stock than have ever be-
fore had and the best trade shall sell
Goods a the prompt dealers We shall offer
large and elegant stock Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS in ad
dition to our usual stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
1ur stock has been with and
hest terms and confident make it to the
st o the very first deal with We shall
e clad 10 have call examine stock when
come o market
orders sent to us shall be carefully promptly
HOPKINS. HULL & co.
p S-we recently been appointed Agents Of the Ma
ryland Pententary for the sale Of their Goods fe 2dm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-07
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.


M. !. - ss's
- PHOSPHATE on lfME--'ihr attention ot Farmers
aud Pantcss respectfully called Go the ahoNe nshunhe com
pound FOR their approaching Spring planting =,
hc Manufacturer begs 10 assure his friends ana patrons a
they may always depend upon being supplied Win aHhNt
IN AND lNlntM ARTICLE for he constantly sperhendH
IN person the entire process of manufacturing and putting up
for salo
This article has been brfc the community for the pc
rod oihve years during which time has been analysed ny
large numhere The most rspu.d Chemists in different places
aud has been tried lay various Farmers In nearly every ea'
In the Union with amst nnyayne success Perhaps one
tho best proofs Of Its value the greatly inorsasd doeha
unprecedented in the history of Artificial Fefuzeis ana mo-
eqnacd 10y Peruvian Guano itself which possesses
much advantage, from the tact OF the ammonia so volatile
matter In uan" in this preparation being eh.mc"y hNe
agent only dissipa,ing Itself progressively When meene
ratedswitn the ao this available salt snphaie nnaga
mated with snubo phosphate becomes fitted iood Tor an
all descriptions. by readily taken up 1t viii be
found quite active In inducing early maturity M uuano
and much more durable and foyng to the se ana less so
latie,
As there large number Of Super rhosphnos In market
for the value Of which would like to lac fetponslhie.
EARNESTLY request all PURCHASING To be careful To "p'an inc
GtNuiNt ARfIolf which will be warranted by my acerrd
ted agents all of whom of Acknowledged fear'c'auS
and to them hold mysc responsible for tho good character
Super Phosphate Anpaekngos win be desilnety hand
ed Consumers aud dealers will be enabled TO make etfhse
mcns for ,heir supply utable terms with my "g'Hs
with myself
MESSRs II c. HARDY & co, my accredited and
sole Agents for the city Of Petersburg -
G.. Il DrBuRG,
dercsAtral Chemist and sole Proprietor, piitiamsbarS
u dta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-07
MACHINES ~ Whc., Fans

guysuR SIZING: MACHINES ~ wheat Fans
4 II 8 WHITTEMORE a BRO. are manufacturing at
their works the Basin very superior IHkASHlN6 MA
CHIMES and FANS of improved patterns and are ready TO
All orders M short notice and reasonable terms.
Farmers wanting superior Machines depend on ging
such by application by addressing us throusa the
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we'll to send In their orders early as possible
The reaper be examined at our Works
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