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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-19
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The Dernier Resort Of the Democratic
PARTY.


The Dernier Resort Of the Democratic
Party.
Ia. EDEToR:-It |. now over forty year, since
| began 10 exercise he right of suffrage at the
polls, 10 the election Of cur rulers.
At that time there were only two political
parties In this country, the Republicans ard
tsderalists. VITA tbs first of these frs. ssso
ciated In casting M hrs. ve.., after attaining
the years Of majority; and have never sioce
seen any cause 70 change my political views or
principles
But soon after this, the two parties added
qualifying name to their political namse; and
ole called thsms =ises Democratic RspuLfsesu..
and the other Federal R,putiseaas. Uadet
these names they narshalied their forces, until
"A effort Was made 70 Anagamate the two par.
les under The name Of .saii4sa, Republicans
When this effort failed some CT each OF the old
put.es rallied under the nAmss Of Democrats and
Wings; and in each Of these parties we're found
soms prominent adhersnts 10 both OF the old
parties.
Ever since the confusion OF the parties, there
has been confusion both Of names and principles
and many have been unable to discover the old
landmarks. The Democratic party hrve claim
ID 70 b. the Republican party; but have dgres
sed from The principles Of Washington and tef
ferson, and consequently the Wings have refns.
cd TO recognize them = such. The Wing party
| have aimed 10 Ge the successors Of the Wings
q ID, Revolution; but hey, when In power have
also disressed from the principles Of Washing.
toa: aid the Democrats have refused 10 recog.
q ~ them - successors 70 the Wings Of the Rev
| olatioa.
In this discrepancy many have resortsd 10
different measures and organizations for III.
purpose Of retrieving and reviyiag the frs,
principles OF the true, genuine ReDublcanism
But ~ consequence Of being too ultra and az
elusive, and perhaps somsw bat faraticai, they
have failed Of success, until the aggreasions and
apostacy Of the Democratic party haye become
insolerable TO the Sons ofFreedon,
We nov see & enera railying under the old
consistent AID significant name Of Republiean.
and In their platform we respgaizs the princi,
pies for which our revolutionary fathers tough,
and bled.
But NV, While his mighty paslana arc epm
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Y ties on the Cars.

We have been tas,ng from the papers
some OF the votes taken on the cars. with
the following as sample Of Inc general
results.
4 vote va taken en- the Burlington expres.
train Yesterday afternoon, and res1lted a. fol.
lows
Fremont S., Buchanan Is, Fillmore 5, In.
decided, II.
slo~e Voftng "A vote Was taken on the Ex.
press train o. the Chicago Burlington ADD Qnin.
~ Railroad, which srr.s ed here tn esday even.
ing With ihs stlloring rer1ls
Fremont 49, buchanan Is, Fillmore ., Ia
decided, S.
On inquiry II turned out In this case A. Ia
nost Others that the buchanan men were most
IL osaase holders or from the South. There can
BE- no Disgusting The fact that the intelligent
freeman Of the free States are determined 10 pu,
the barnig sal OF their rep. citation upon til.
corrupt darnago1us who kinaled Tue fire Of SEQ.
tIonai strife, and who, BY Destroying time hon
cred compact have endangered the stability oil
the Union. Freedom Fremont--she princiolss
Of Warrington snd JsEfsrsosn-is the raIlyiro
cry Of The hoste Of freedom
More potts for Frselon. yeste day on tbs
Wests ard and Eastward bound trains on the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, votes 70,
President we're take with The following results
Wesssafd-Tremont 81, Buchanan IL. Fill
more g.
Eastward Fremont sc, B1chaaan IL, Fill
more / 2.
4 Sign ofhe Ioaes lon Tuesday tbs West
ward train To Dubuque Icing detained soms
eight mile this side Of rhlsgo 4 eomittce or gen
hsman representg the various parties, caavss
90 the legal votes ofthe passengers. The fonne
On board the train 500.
For Fillmore, II.
Buchanan, IL.
Fremont, 80.
.4soissr Sign Editor Rerahlsean--D ufint
the last trim Of tic ateamer Fanny Harms fer,
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"Ta< Pntots for To. MI Jsh1
l. Fyan furnishes The Dsnsoevat xitn a
boug article touching Tire after Of oil
challenge TO krn, Or otaes., in last week.
.74r-rfI>r. Il a1sxer 10 aim re hare
oEiy 10 say, - We sasd bsf3ss, TIA. tier.
vas Only a5o1! IS PRESENT. was Aate
rain sierra coning On and we had tn.
slaess at home, and aos the to srare
rita kin.
Il Nr. Fyan w.ales to EXHIBIT aii
wonderful eisqeszes o. sacs Up The
beauty q as negro ~ershirPrg, ~7o'
growing Pia.sorra CT party, .1st let hln
name Is .4gse and pace. aa4 We ui!! Il
wIsa nlEa. Enogga sad.
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cAlhS1nism

The Weseat politiea! azsue = between
Jefersoaiao Republican D~necrsey and
CaIAo9asA, frs-eatag. negro worsas7-
Ping. Uaiaa-d.sotsicg Democracy. POI
>EaoE let iae*4 be Submitted !:
Jessrsou, the true patriots statesman
act lover Of The Lntoa, ~as Tie aaskar u
ne 'DecEaratsea o. !ntepeneene.- i!
vas The cr0wping 1T Of Es whole glorl-
aus Fre; aad to naictaIa the priaciPss.
~ hin asserted, cur Revolutionary s4Ess
a1et their hears best tssod.
Calhoun, The nq5Isfer and dlsazIo1.R,
and now patron saa1s u the Ba1lareers,
sad The Declaration vas Al Cannon
and following 10 Ii. footsteps We fad
Judge B..sell, b. great apostle AID
laoaGa piece Of tie Cedar Co. baeaa-
aecrs, frSciain.tlg on re stand that The
gtcreas Declaration i. 'RzxToarcAL
LIZ The Torres Ut tie RsHolatgac sad
tie Declaration was treason, false, aad q
lie - 10 cur Cedar CO. B1ckanesrs.-
Tie Declaration says al men are En-
aoxe4 WITH csr.ala I1allena5as rights,
among which are life, Iber:v and tie
Parszi. Of happiness. Tie Judge saTs
shc Dec.a-atscc - 'RaEToarcAx LIE.
CALHOUN aIzs said 90 and Is S.sse
sousd hare '5sssolTsd' itself froa The
TnIoa nd i. rot teen for Jaskso1- Glo-
rious g. misunderstanding The great
g: az1 most EallsTcc work Of one Of
our nations most beloved pasrias, and
tie strongest PrlrcIpae, the great cal~srk
Of cur rigats. or freedom and CIR Aber-
".
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Dsusoeras. 1.o vaa to D@marraSe eaaa lstaaa
ssr eaaatv Iaara EAss fsII- ADD b. Jsan c, thu
anasers. wao ~. made Esnr. Speeches ssr t.as
D@nancrasic party taaa xay ssaer uan l. Nes
teri s-w farx Anrng taess wao enrsar a
re annf1s=i1a, ~ ~ hara Z n sh- Rwa.ss sr
Da1ncrss. = Jssgs EsaIl. xHaea al owe~ sae
>sass, ~ - aaeieaE I'D vary Ea1easial sasEo-
ca Jaags ,aaphera, Supervisor Eaaniag. Of
0gasn, n, = Brown, Eas. IT -esszv5sl@- Aaa
naisisad=- efsiass. eq1a..r s1zc5zGa The Tsrf
x1ss hrsgels co
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Ma. Z ros:-I see Tat the Demaeref has
couzsa-sd tie campaign IN this Coanty, By
= p.rsoaal attack apan ne, ard promises more
fot ths SINE ssgt, uppnss.l upon ne eharae
sr u the chr candiaass2
If lie ehrzct r Of tie editor Of the Democrat
"a. ~ veil kno~n In this County nov, - II Il
il Other places which be has left. | would take
: aossee Of ths attack, but a. he = not kiown,
" Il yoa allo~ ne to give few werts In reply.
Asao TIE charge u anderh- ac-tly Obtaining
shs ao,jr.tioa Il the Republican Conveasioa,
vii narsly .ay that TIE statement Of The Dsa"o-
.rE e wholly false, snd ~ he Coaasy wssxel
rsursea.es. leav- tast statement with the del
sgs:&s sAe1 prss-as, for they ksos II Ia fake
TIE shass. u At the whole ticket dominated,
Ia On. Of the old abolition scaooi,' and that the
Candidates prefer niger 70 Shte nsa. or to
toe Gaa<s.saAl,a Of the Co1assy, il charge
wsshy OF lhs soarrs from witch Ii snAnases,
aaa il n srushs ii ~ Inc other. Ii TO b. friend
ans supporter Of Hsary Cay, while be was yss
ave, - weal - rilce his death, (sor the shan
Democracy n1sr claim to b. lis friends Iosxi.h-
shading ter charges Of corruption, &c during
b.. lsie,l Il to BE- irisad AID Supporter oi Or
OF, 10 TO be one OF he Old abolition sch-o',
| .asn am enc, for such AN, and hare been,
| add am a3t ashamed thert o. u sorry therefor.
| Il 10 beiievs vita Henry Clay, Thomas J=f-s.
10. aid al LIE leading statesmen Of our coaa.
/ TT, except Calhoun, TIA, slavsry sEou.d rot %
exssrtei into Territory Gov tree, !. 20 be ~
A,slsau1l.s, THEA | An zoe.
i believe thai slavery Ia secsioaA', And kho1ls
b. lsfi 10 the ssAtes Ia xhaGa il DOS ex's.s, All
as Tia Constitution Of he Z. d, WA -oEaaiaet
and established 10 promote lie general welfare
ana scare sae dressings oi Liberty To oagsSlYe
and o4r yo=ssriay.a | believe taat Cog rss
.aosisi pzoaso i slavery - all Toe Ierr:taEies Q
he L ) $50 aid sdmlt Kansas - fee state
49, sao1la IspAlr, - iAr - p0ssable, a.! The Ii
taries d9as t. The settlers VI kas-sas-
| am &c particular TREND If ths Niger, an
| xi.n thAt tAa-- ~ao are - fond IF ln-a - q
desire u hare th.m in their families 10 ssy mott
las u any claewr intimacy, may DC siao- &C IL.
exclusive privilege of assoe.alllx slla them Sai
snyu!a1g u .I seesely.
Al TURNER, l thlnk my neighbors know hos
stand upon polite j matters w.sacat waisin
u4sai | see whether en- get aola .nas.oa :
lot ) :. DasI IL.
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Tvs 10 Prtae.pl<--Aitsr the hrE de-
isat of the bail IN the House Of Repre-
se1ta.ises Of Congress prsvidinv fer TIE
a4nisssoa Of Kansas - free Safe, tie
democracy Lad . great Iabalee-troasa.
~. ;1@Ir cznao1s and lad q GLORIOUS
.Ipe-and all because they had defeated
ne It'll which proposed TO sdGs;. III nsal
u L free SAFE. How car tier lers
5retafsa stu CAIN their party . be free
froz tie pledge Of .lavsrya How can
taeY var ID - net the pro-slarsvy parry
xh.se sa4lr tr1taers ia Washington .hua
celebrate, !. ri.torg, lie 1efsa. Of t4s
rec Kansas bill
But the jox- q j: was. the tsll was re-
Considered ard parsed by tie House ar
70 these negro ~or-a igiess Lad sleir ~.
70 Se f. .2r nothing, exespt sEas It raigh'
skaw 10 her alaEs holding brethren tka'
tLe no-a1ipgpy members Of The n9r.L
Eo1 .aeir laggs:n.a. il eaasl zszeEatioa
waa themselves, al9 Wi make Is grss,
.zgrrs.css
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Csd1r Rapids Democrat. Such Is Il

Cedar Rapids Ds#oerat.-Such Is the
tile Of L new and nsa. paper recenly
started 1, Cedar Rapids. which ws hare
neglected to notice. /; Is fair boxing
paper and conducted With ability. Z.
Vanneter ard w. w. Perkins, editors.
Our old friend. Capt Eanmeter, 10 az
able and brllIian. writer, and vill keep
aP good paper, tut, unfortunately, IL il
IN the service oil the Buccaneers, sup.
ports the Eboshia democracy. We wIst
the Captain all the success IN the world,
80 lar as fame, honor and dimes are eca.
csrnet, boi the prosperity Of the negro.
fanciers principle never vas desirab.s
oae TO Us.
Captain, we will y eaeeifu.iy.
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zTr Eezry o.Ceaner VI q Aassat.aa, i a.
ereas the people u al cs4aE, ~ Ttgsaa, &C FRI
says A gaEr lat.
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5ssrTAe-e VIII he ap4ntte aasxass5oa n the
political o. ssssans 81 sas &ay atsa. Cssrt Hausa
IAis -atsEaay5 eTsbing, r. ss4s*k
Tara cert e., ana asar --sth sa*.4
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9haa i6,a sale.

Df virtue Of special execution. 70 me direc-
ID ted. Issued out Of the Clerks Once Of the
District Court, In and for the County OF Cedar.
ard state OF Iowa, 10 favor OF Charles 8. Porter.
and against John u. Wolf. have levied spon
the following real estate, 10 wit: Lots no. oae
III t~o Ia three a. seven ID eight III and
nine I9l IN BLOCK forty-tise la5,l In tho town q
Upton, Cedar county, Iowa. aud shall offer tho
same Tor sale. at pubic cutlery, On aasurday, the
aeih day 81 July, 4. u. lssd. at the Court Houss
door In said COuuty. between the hours OF , o.
clock, A. ~. and o'clock. Y, NJ. Of said day. 70
satisfy the said execution and the costs thai may
accrue thereon. JOHN II. BiRELE1.
Upton June -. 1856 sheriff of Cedar
-stf County, Iowa,
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4 Lie -NaiIsI. IL las often been IS.
serted BY she negro worsaipping B1chan.
ss.. that Fremont Va. 4 si.ve holder.-
Til. tass lie kas long been nailed to The
counter, bat base politicians ~lll SET it
aaoas 10 deceive the cre3akus- FIRE.
mont vas never allie 10 osn \ plantation
Until be acquired his Mariposa tract, and
las ever been opposed to holding slaves.
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f,~ m 10 he rs@.a< o< III. Irsneiplss o Rns
Government, free spsssa Aoa frs men ne Den
ocrzsis party. havias spis oas al snear ny
ax4i-ss the Wigs, are COZ dlssoavtns ~ n'nef
si.xsrsncss hesxsen tkezs ssV@s md sar ~aass,
ADD tryiss u sAsssr :Aea p vc1 vita saen 10
mppsstiax slavery ard oPprssss1a- Ian 1sexs
-. . S<rr<y ressvt B1 he ssagse srsa sef
r-k MIST os sae Wig, sspecially II The
fee ssas~ hare TOO ofssa been betrayed y saess
brsssrsa u TIE soGss, il their coaiafio2s VILE
slAvsassdsSg 1%nec<ats- to b 1asssssd OF daps1
ta.n this snare ct deEaAgogsss-
Msss Of the Wigs hare long regretted ine
asrslesi ocs Of their party, In sa@ir pro slavery
measures, wien in power, and siil NOS Dc LED
aay songss By party preferences 70 promote -
very. usH.a !sx ~ - 4 e=isfal batteries Of sne
D~noersssc dsnagcgu~s.
4 f-x Of lie southern, slAveaoldl1z shigs
-av vess with them, o. or tyy TO defeat he Re-
pahaicAas ~ ,appaxsiag sperass ticket; has.
xs.rs o.s such vgs< will Be gainsa 81 the Dem
ccsss fru1 the skiss, - ores Of votes VIII oe
{ 1t sox freedoms BY these wse have ssrssesoFe
ted vita shs Democrats. N. have discovered
tat, il order 10 carry ont ID principles Of pure
democracy. taey mast Tose the aspGSlieaa tex
ct: and these, together wisa The Wigs and TIE
rss ID aaaak lid, p will teach the Democratic par
" that vsen they lefs the Republican name
.asy also . assaesxed from Rspaesi-An priock
El-s
These r.. ros fEH-sory, imaginary conclassoos
cot eaa.alasioas made BY the vrites, after hav
az had opportunities ii travelling among And
!earring sae visws AID feelings Of tie people in
all The Neg EaglAad. Middle, and some Of he
southern and Western Staas, sincs the aaa'
apoe.a-y Of The Dsnorrasie party In breaking NJ
h. Nsso1ri Compvoniss- A SExE-
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Tru Dszs5c-zcs-It Is vel known
shaa Col. Fremont s the onsy true Istfsr-
soasan democrat II the fed f,r Prssi-
dealt Il ne cn.y enc WHO las ever
been a follower Ct Jeffersoa and never
! forsaksn MS tescAio-s-aad 80 The pee
pie Of Ep. worth, Taylor Co. Iowa, hold
ain. -.....
A. meeting called Al tbs pace by tie
pToslavsTy candidates, VIE healed their
Gals 'dsnocrasic, there we're l5s prssen 1t
ard after The speakers bad closed ta4lr
remarks, vote was taken rssalEiaz in
l5o Tor Fremont and s Tor BGchanan,
~kersapon the meeting adjourned with
three hearty cheers for Fremont.
Tie C<s4r Deraocrat.'-This long
locked tor paper has lad. il. appearance,
and = vsry neat ard crrdaable one il Is.
Mr.. Appaer : srs.llsd 10 great credit. l.
as salcta.ory he says:
ia political matters especially. are ne VII
Ing 70 ssesfe &c Others waas ws a~x Cor cur
selves, Viz to think add act for themselves
While ss grant shfs, ss shall nevertheless use
our asnsnr: eas.eavors 80 convince taaae vic 5lf
fer with Ga mat he rraacipies Ia.i i1~a sv tie
Father d the Democratic party 1aeaas JEyv
| xssJS, ard sver since carried cot. &c. rssssr
calculated % preserve AM Per pataa.e to- gicg;
oas Csinn of vaica ~ So, irrespective Of pr
y prefer eccss, boast.
Good, we are glad to have co-labor.
er 10 Tie field Of Jsfersoaian principles,
which cnly require to Be kaoun, % con-
vince tee word tina. they are the true
sentiments TO I'll the hearts OF the free
men Of republic; and tie true 2rinci.
pes to ensure TIE property Of repub-
!iean Government car Union depend,
upon tlen. and they alone can low dra "
our glorToas Union from the peril in
which it has been placed BY Negro wor.
shipping Democrats OF The present day
under the lead Of Pierce, Do1g'a.
A.chison i CO. We are really ! lad Mr.
Appler takes such good stand in poll.
tics; hu. ne says he will take strong
ground. against ,hs Republican party
Well ,hen-shsse two things 10 no, worl
veil BESIDE each other. Tie reason he -
signed for tbs Is, that ii the Republican
sAouE get the sscendaacy. their prnci
plea would destroy the Union. What
fear. We ask CT our readers, each ana
al, and also oi The Democrat, to read tn,
platform OF lae Republicans aud poin
oat what feature oil them is dangerous /,
The Union.
/ La fact, ley are as pure and patriots
In every s-lsr ald - every letter. O. wa
ice Declaration o. Iaaspendencs.
bfeataes a pure spiri, OF devotion to Ii,
Unioa, al : lie oaly Na,.oaal, Uaior
and truly Jefersonian platform now be
lore he people. Again be sets dox,
David ;vlimos as An aboiitionia. Why
Mr.. Ap9ler, be was supporter Of Mr.
Pierce, tat, Ike thousands Of other men
who are eonaclen.ioasly opposed to Ii,
extension Of Slarery, wasn be found ,hs
President Pierce was the mere tool 0
JEFF. Davis, ard the administration work
ing lof the extension " slave terri sory
be ielt the party which supported Pierc
and followed the true JeTersonian De
mocrary, whose principles are in accord
asee aith the doctrines and teachings q
Jefferson.
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To Messrs. II. 8. Lane, President; Jas
G. Ashley. Anthony j. Blocker. etc.

ExJ- A dying Irishman was asked
by his confesser If he wasrcady to re-,
nounce Satan and all his works. oh,
your honor. said Pal, 'don'l ask me tina.
I'm going into strange country. and l
don't rant TO make mysxf epess,ss.'
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eGr A little boy, few days ago.
while coming down stairs, was caution
ed BY his mother not 10 lose his balance
His question which followed was puz-
Ter: Mother If / should loss my bal
ance, where would II 90 70 r
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An Apprentice " anted,
Apply At tbs office; coed chance ior
a good boy. Apply soca-
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The Albany Ere. Journal says {
Western New York:

II II 10 sxa gera.ioa to say that At least ons.
ball o. lhe cd Democratic party Wessera New
York ore going for Fremont and Freedom. In
Rochester = meeting il W be held 10 night; ii
will b. addrsssed BY Henry r. Seldom, nithsf
70 the mot popular Democrat, - BE- il one Of
The nost e.fimabis gentleman in Monroe coun
~ ny Cabin Ifusoa, Jr.. Al eloquent young
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.Aaoiasr Sign. Editor Republican During
the last trip Of Tic st,amer Fanny Harms from
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FIR s~zszxgv
sOsATHA. ~. CAlTETfs
FIR PerrsssntFtfr~.
EDGAR WRIGHT.
Fer css~E - Z ssfr ss Cart.
SIMEON j. DAsIELs-
Fur Pr scn4g sy -sfterSsy.
JOHN rTBFR-
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
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EJA and Gentlemen, of the most celebrated
IL. Mmakers of England and Switzerland
made TO his order expressly in heavy cases tgold
and silver and warranted standard ~fneness.
Ladies Chatelaines and Neck Chains;
Gents Guard, Fob and Yes: chains, seals, keys, &c.
Finger rings, Ear rings, Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, sc.
Diamonds in Pins and Rings;
spectacIes for every age, in gold, silver and steel
frames;
siIverware wsrranted pure as coin, consisting of
table, tea and desert Spoons;
Table and Desert Forks, Ladies, Butter Knives
Mustard and salt spoons, sugar tongs, &c.
dated ware, consisting Of casters, candiestlcks
walters, &c.
Having been always engaged in the mechani-
cal part Of the business, all Watches cent for re-
pairs will have the %strictest attention; and having
every facility for making any portion of a watch,
he will be enabled 70 work on very reasonable
terms.
OPJewelry made TO order, and repaired. Dia-
monds reset in the latest style. Canes mounted
in gold and silver. dec3-no7
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-04
PHOSPHATED GU.ANO.

This valuable fertilizer, composed Of equal paris
OF Peruvian Guano and fine Bone Dust, Is offered
to Planters as an article i'll every way superlrr ana
far more lasting than Guano used by itself Ttisan
established fact that Gnano lacks PHOSPHATE OF
LIME, and also that one halfof its fertili2ing qaai-
ties are dissipated in the air, which IS plainly 10 be
perceived by the strong amlnonicaI smell constant
~ emitted by it until its strength is gore. Bone
dust Is nothing more than Phosphate Of Lime. and
tins. besides being a strong and valuable nlaiiare.
likes the ammonia in the Giiano, aud retains il nm.
III i. is absorbed by the plants. A trial of this
fertilizer viii satisfy any one of its durability and
superior efficacy to simple Guann. s
For sale IN barrels about two hundred and fly
pounds each, at two cents per lib.
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
This highly concentrated fertilizer is composed
OF Animal Matter, Snlphuric Acid, Bone Dust.
gypsum and Snfphate Of Iron. each of which by
Itself is Il powerful MANURE. Five hnndretI
pounds, or abont two barrels of this Snper-
Phosphate of lime have been found to be fully
equal, in beneficial effects, to thirty wagon loads Of
ordinary Stable Manure.
PERUVIAN GUAN0, in sacks Of about one
hundred aed forty pounds, at 2 I-2 cents pei ID.
POBDRETFE, or de-odorized night soil in
powder, at 81 so per barrel.
LAND PLASTER. at 81 rs per barrel. Also
SALT for Plantation stock. in barrels Of
ABOUT three houndred pound, at one cen, per
pound.
4 pampile: containing further particulars, and
tlli d%iFesiions for using the abuve fertilizers will be
sent on receipt Of . postage stamp, to any person
it.
d. c. LOWBER,
mhl5>6m % Magazine slgsl, New Orleans
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-04

a single trial Of which will prove 10 the most in
credulons their value as a ~restorer nf fertility 10
worn ont soils, and The { adaptation 10 largely in-
creasing The products Of the Gaiden and Orchard.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-04
CAME r

Drays, Wheelbarrows, Buggies, &c.
Planters in want Of Carts for the next grinding
season, would DO well TO send in their orders ear
~, in order to secure their delivery before the
close of navigation in the Ohio river. All orders
executed at the manufacturers prices.
Hart, Austin & Co. are our authorized agents
for the sale Of our Carts, Wagons, &c. in Pla-
quemine, and are instructed to fill all orders up
on our regular terms.
my3l BUSBY. LITTLE & CO.
Wheeling, Va, June i, 1855. jelo