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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-20
LAND WARRANTS LOCATED
AND INVESTMENTS MADE.
ENOs la n K In.
~ rHE fian

MOOD, MiCHESER & co, HAS RETURN
w ~ IRON. springfield, fsattsburg and Warsaw,
IN Missouri, who're he has beeu engaged In locating
Marr4ass Mr. Laskia vronounees tbs land u - 81
eaeslisut quality ard saiady iscreAsinG In valoe -
The eosaiy b. FAST .g up with actual settlers nusn
the Esscra aud Western states, Who apprectpts she
roageal climate aud ane farming isnss df this grew
ihg state.
Mr. l.arkla having already been offered eevsssi
hundred 20 isete, II prepared To retain ~ ~
half IL the nrfn. providing he eaa procure sumci
rug number Of warrants 10 make y "a object us
Will make lnvestasnts IL tis SCHOOL, LANDS
which comprise OF tho huest In the state. Also
any business ealrnsied 10 his will receive prop
W stteatSsn Gall .ooa al the Land llJkac II
WOOD, MIcnENkR 4 CO,
lyigf Fourth aud Rock Island sc.
LsUR sALE-LoT No. SEVENTIES IN
i EsAriagvs AdItion to HAST Dsysnpers, eon,ain
ing four acre-, very desirable for UaildtnU tots
Term. easy MOOD, MIcuESEk 3 Cd,
anstf Fourth sad kosk lslaa1 -
L,UR sALE.--A BEAUTIFUL Fam OF
il Twenty Acres, two snd half mlles northsae
u tho e.iy, large hease, Teuans negnss orseol4,
Sasa We'll Cistern, aad al, In comp1sss order VAN
WOOD, AICuENER \ CO,
ausff FuariA and Isock Leland 80
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CARD.
A IL WHO HAVE alXEN Me THE AliEN

Ill WHO HNN u VI y EN NE fTH NuEN
~ Cy Of seliiag their Real Estate viii had Il IA,
the haals of 4. Augustus iisStiaBd, k-s. who e,,a
pie. part of my ofie- aud ho comes aiso.s 80.
recommended integrity ard ll 1gslne.. raaeI
~, aid doaht aui vail render Arncrrl sasasiseta,
Il, all who may favor HIM with lhsir patronage IA ,'
Land Agency business.
would remark la conclusion that ! have va ashl,
.and. of Nj ia Davenport asd vicinity tsr cal.
aud thai may be found n my sifee during basne--
hours 4. kAfi~
davenport. Nay - H. 'lsiss isow
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Euirh,sssss' sclcssssssesa srsssrs.

4 DATED ~ Any kEgllE OPERA
y lt'N ~ Weighing a. iwt tr.H. erag. hsy. stock
sud tut The nsr ~ wsrshswrsS stores aid iounafts.
SD ln sittf4 tut NrtN tin.i III husius~.
The great ~ VI aud hdel4s .tnpiA 81 h. thor
,ctHrr sHd The d.ictaiit atian the part Of Ia.
tatutactur.Fs never % sisN Imperfect arikle Ia
.p fwrth iram their establishment has gained far
hFtr Ngatse reputation shat has Aet ~ h~cn sus
l,s-..d Ia She whar rang. 20 n.rfat met haaism.
The scales st~ unanimously askHes Il dyed as th.
- susiaft IA al tfat-actIau- w weight
\ law suii eb,h Ace. ttt,iu sd-er.rahry Of weigh
ifwtr au. "A faithak i, alcs ~ hv III. haiti.
nfi .ihp railroad aad m~ Of an,ihnr raa niae.
Ara was fsr~tilS tried III ita snuat ~ Gouananas
! 1'as Hsftfa"tr The case occupied the 1.uft iva
ist. aud laa.. Marshall IL delivering hi. dseisi.h
stis the i.-ui Il hts evidence thar the srrutueS
4 fatrlsHk- fral.s ss- established beyond oil
tasstt,at trI sale n,
~ Rk.'Ms fHIIIiMAs 4 BALzELl.
~. wsfl knssWH reputation ~ tl8esa Scales has ~
lm,sst the s,nssfs II imperfect aud ~uTthl.- h.
l.'sa- II sfist them ne fsrbsnks realss and puT
has.t= have thereby iH many esss= te.n .uhIe<t~s
ftnad aud imposition The manufacturers hase
e,FtFst.trt Nth honorable eunp-sii-r- WIN
raNwaFf aswlh.-s IN tlsit Hshts~ but regarding
~ pctFstrator. - tbs ah,ye Irana q. pursuing i
aput-. sHAs uniN~i si t-b"Eersbis they take til .
a'ihasi - eaatiun She pahltc af their Imposition
The lsteut..- biauufaetur. under their 10
'rectian asli At their factory ~ - iahn.hary w.
tsf sails Ia bay.nl~afi rs.sry ~
~ ktDN~ rKEiINMANA BALZELI
D. y IAIEifA>ka a az
- .lahAshufS VI. MAJ ~ isb
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kN,HAN.E uN AL. TUE PRINCIPAL
- ,ttt't 81 thv tnited tate- uteat Britain ttt
lal,ti thd tz1zi itstitl tHEvIc. i.tght aisa srii
Noirs ttt ttratts ruiirfvd sut pfaaseti. ttt,tt,s
g. pari IT th" luted states At enrrout fats -
ixchaA4t
'".l, ttt"4ss ~ Notes, Dfait@, AevaNAf@ lFNaftFH
nd inlt gtlAAtve iusis ~ AL parts tLs tstts
Stai'r taaadss aAd Europe
ft'tk- sad ii"tdp l.,asbt Eai cold ga comm -.
AMI lhF iassfa- rulls rfrd
aaut NstTsnis, taught sold aud lusatsl
i.Arl,ahKs oa esttrs ~ tbs q lt.i ~iaier
Carpenter N.rmiiHu. Asw Work tft1
Alhaas tltt isshk, Albany, y
Nufialp .ttf Haul Hgfisl y
liauk II Commerce, tksstsll Mas
Ir4sesiasu . HANK. Philadelphia "a
Msrehsnle aud MtnuisstHTsfs naHE IIitshurK
hrhim = 80, baltimore o.
fillmore s Hfothsytan. asitafinnatt -
fsnras ~ImuHd-, ~ i4nir NJ
tiiixsnss iisnk, New tisl.sA. g..
swift, iit0lh"f ist,nsIsn, Chicago. IA
srIss stsls Nif
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Til" special aitvhtini, ri all seeking 10 make Judi
etau- Ius-stiasAt- IN Real ESTATE q. inv.ir - ,at
i4.t which cutaps,-e. shsssreliA property sad
lsaati9l saaaTsa lots AID saal tracts iho eigs
aisa. Iirns aud farm lands Srutt county. ts ti
Slth large sinoants ~ antmprnVch lands j. Az I,ArI
al thar state
We vivs the flL'w,ng specimens Il the ptCIer
q n. mn it.I .Ae
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$4,000 ACRES IOWA LAND!


II. KILBoURN, SECOND STREET.
ofiies. opposite Ls Claire Row
100 Acres, - .-.... ...os.aS Yer Acre.
tsOOO "%....-.-ss**.s- SsoO
O.SOO "....--.sH ysOO = I:
ssSVO acres. ~ -...sts.-..-.. 3,5O yeeG Acre.
SITUATED IN MADISON, HANCOCK
~ Green, Affair, Dasls-, kossuth, wt1lhl, Frank
~ tarrall. Beune, Lass, Nartaa, Webster iiarnr.'l
foiiaw1'amie, t,rrs Garda, Worth Floyd and
thiekr~aw 1eunfits.
2,soo acres IA Iowa. 20 - mites wcstuf Iowa Cil
i"r sale at bargain ea-h balance an long time ,
We'll iimberri aud ws;sred
1850 acre. la raiaa ceunts "a oae tract for .gle
~ iosg Time
400 aerss IN rawr.hclk County. some with timber
fot ssi. low On bong time
40 acre, tNa miles south II Durant well waier.d
fut sale AT harKsin
- acres adtHaiax Junction IN Railroad
10 aerc. 10 .ciar coypls
A-a
Land ~ Clinton, Mu.caitu. and scott riunttS.
Any 1T the sh,vc Land viii he sold Ga the mo., II,
NFan" irtins. % Exchanged for CITY Property
Ss Real Estate purchased and money Ia lean
wi du kiInouRN
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IN iOM DrMg store.
". ". Med AMMON a ca.
pfsIEus
lndigenueus 4 StaNdard Medicines

DAINTs Oils, nNE sIIffs A..-nAt-
! ma s-..a-tstri IN nf in tii- httst4..@ Nj y
" kEuEE whet- ~ tstlrsi Druggist sud shrns,st
ss has h,.u - ,hr bu-lts<- ftf upwards 1T twenty
years, i.el lstvtt aisi sss~rt IT, part ~
tbs pnhe ualr aud ant ~ ait the lsairanag, ~ aur
itiead- aud sell Ntshvft m satisfy ali asr eata
httty Prescription. carefully rliu Iauu,icsI viii
genuine ngu.,Ii.tii- anI With despatch oar moti,t
i rCsrta faNAfrs sad es tIHoud Is Tive uIIuit
ltiut- r-- iisttialA
" " MtsAMMuS A 60
tel ~ az NTnsfA 81 ttt~t alsttsz l.sst tptir,t
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w. 3. DARUkR = CO..
LAW, LAND Z LOAN OFFICE,
No soraars Buck, nam ~, Sslcw second
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL AND PER

Legal baslnes. u every kind fasAfully ateaded to
Tstes Investigated. aud Abssraess given, n required
Deed. aud other iassramsass u writing eassasily
drawn
LAID Warrants located from actual Inspection Of
the lands.
paI.ais obtained CIR Inventors
Heal Estate bought and sold on commission
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Drugs e. Aveoieints.

Tia yiOr - - alter a /.
No. 10 lie CLAIRE Row,
second street.
~soirssis sss ssvstL
Dealers In Drugs and Medicines,
CHEMICALS. PAINTS OILS
MI tufis MiNb'M ot.AsS.
FANCY ARTICLES
~ kaitAl. tNsTBt NENrs
MINERAL lEEfH he
RE>rk' ffJLlA CALL TIlE ATTENTION
n TIE par ~ 'pr lF..spi large .issck ~ g.sfs
which We Af caatlpnt I mi H., .,rp4...d Ia .,t,ii
y, std Nhtc4 val -..t ~ I.bM As rIIEY GAN
III oHrhsEpIN rHE Ilrl
Particular Alteration Ntu ~ paid % the samn5uuJ
ineot
PHYSICIANS pRESr RIprfaNS
aud Fninils Mrdietr-, asI ~. pui.lis atc ,..nr.l
thai iihc hef Jlc hr.i tud ufr- prus- will b. used
IN their preparation win
spirits or TtRPENTINE & AMpuENE
- haTAns flnld Ale.ha iari nt F.4hnn iAu
seed ,'gi always au hand
Also iaints IT,, ard 10 81 White lead Window,
Uls.. and Natu shs- II 81 kiud-
order Ca ~ ntle 'e- be- aaf .rtt ttaaftiN HN,,I
I'LL TAAtuE a HAI1nKu
zrMHx1&.
&tSrENSoRN BtNntGES, sHul lpER
~ Rtser-
Mrs. Brtcs lit~ro Abdominal sss,,pov,.r,,
SET Injecting syringe af the n,st approved Ltad.
ssn Breast fnWp., etc rte
fAiIaE HAtluEn
hlsit - - t'atr INV ~ u
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TEN THOUSAND ROLLS
Wall Paper,

Iron 10 CENTS Ia - 80 PER ROLL.
i Nc. he q aifr Row
.kG w ELISA go
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Dealers In Drugs and Medicines.

cAnriltNE, ~ ENtNu tlutp,
PAIN -. otIs. N,gNI-urs
WiNi.'M ul.Ns~ ~ N~s "A AXE
MIRRORS i.tKit MERN
FANCY AErIctES &C 81 40,
SHseSsans1 Stc1si
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rrur~ A thatcher. Iaient I'm aud Fnrea Isulnr
ths iaml VAN uwt tfees. and lrss lmLlr GET MI
Il vrief thau ,Hy other III utt ata has h@i prssnl
ins Az stdsd ~ sseft iaIr ~ which u has heen
.iidItd lawn 81
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IRON. STEEL. NAILS,
Black ...;; iI n. Tools.

Ih'N ttilSht ht B''lItb AND tHAH-
y 'nAls ~Nv'is aud New lrrt retiued % all .fes
Vail Es- superior attielro ~ Nw esis and tittshnrx
'Asi steel Nsslura 10 Round eausr. Flat and
''siasgn INENsh hi'sisi .iermHn sni rpriny sts~i
llaw steel OBJ sizes Nate afa Atstke~ ~ AT sisrs
tint rs,---*a Mats a.si n ..her. ~ -l4e- peiiuw.
l'till- Nsses itsNmsf- alsd iang- Stocks shd die.
AhNtl-s Atu-~ H.te last atsi steel Faced Her.
ri"cs aud Nai'- aT-ttsd siss-, NHfiut- Wagon Ca
+axr atsd sat rIrtus- AAic- Wagon. bray
NHggt ANRt~ @hWse. Spades and Bssln sru~lta
ttWa- hfstds lhttubl. ~k.in. al,d W asan IuA~.
HttFd etss- araw hAfe frks Usss t,ruh-toiss
a.i ii"l-e Head iiiishiug fo.ts ifon kot,ies sn
Iututres
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VfNullfhI nv, erF' I''' inhIl solt
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
JoSHI \ DIAL,
Real Estate BrOk er.

Carner Df Brady and -eeoad streets. up stars
entrauce ga brady street
DEAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD AMI
III Mai.es loaned Osa Commission.
TANLs patd and collections nia'is 81 parties H.
all ,iiuus IT the couulTs
LAND WARRANTS loeateA. aud all business
iaell amin. 30 Land AkeaeA Ia.tAfnlN tfAasarltl
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- tity bsok rtofe iaTsa ard sl,!euiid assortment
Of Hsrrl-oiis rs ,uf4uss fsristnetiss Hsah.
k.fehef eatrsek. Hair 80. faiaatWn. and soap.
~ various asi,sis afst qualities t4F -ale rhesp
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q. q. MEYERS.
Notary Public and Csayey aucer.

bEEi,s AMI all "iher Instruments ct sritit.
promptly and carefully evacuated
Particular attention gwen ~ tl4c MN..ttA atf1n ~
IHl.- ~ Real Estate, and abstracts gts.u @h-n ~
..l..- IN
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II ELhiiiia,E, NJ TilE NORTHWEST
lie I'm pEIbf, Naa1h side IT ittutti, neat
Rock 1-a8i sttUsi has n~t resolved ffr=h suptitA
rcci tr,stn niasnfriWfnt- ~ the tatisu~ M.drlme~
ul the lay IL hitch ~ rstl- the attention ~ .y,rt
ftt4lilN
cs constantly ta the family " has hs.ru 90 .at.i
that ' An uutes 81 fresss,lioB l. worth Pound 81
Car, aud t aeAtf Was apple aiiis la this lst
-isBcr Ca cheap artNl. ~ haud tAat save .
~ siyiaIs- iatl
I hat" the n.,i.t complete establishments ~ th-
sts-- la ths SatbNrs comprising ht>t 81 attis
numerous that -hs us.ly .tsu . teN 81 The
leading aHss
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RE,IOI Al.

lV1 and Prescription Stare from Hrads street
his agw build rstrrr ThrI a.d Perry streets
irstitf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-13
GuanO, Guano, Guano!!

WE have in store the largest assortment Of
" GuANO to be found in the city. We
Peruvian, african, Mexican, Tene-
s"tion, Colu0'biaa, Fish, and .Nopipa-
lated GJLANO.
They are all sold at The lowest rates, deliv-
cred from our own or agent warehouses. there
by avoiding the possibility Of detention.
Farmers buying from us can rely upon get
ing the genuinearticle and the kind they buy.
ana WIN hnd our prices as low, if not lower,
than any other house in The CITY
Our Guanos are selected for their richness in
iertilizlng matter, and are the best in this or
any other market. Our "A Az Mexican Gu
ano ocean Bellies cargo) is considered by the
Inspector the best ever brought to this country.
ID. at. TURNER,
aug : No. II, Frat street baltimore
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-13

Wv lnsialmcnt of our celebrated Housewife
Cottons.
200 pieces housewife Cottons.
200 pieces ladies Cotton.
The above brands are very similar in rela-
tive value, weight, and finish, and are regard
ed the best goods produced in the country, at
piece for parts Of pieces IA cents ner vord
200 pieces Shaker Long Cloth. an admirable
shirting cotton, l2I cents per yard.
200 pieces Everlasting Shirting Cotton of
enormous weight, vet flexible and sof Thev
have proved to wear astonishinply we'll nIice
l2l cents per yard.
I'VE have ali the above brands mado 20 o,r
order and our name Is slammed ON cacb ,,;nca
as q guarantee of their SUPERIOR exccllenre of
fabric.
1t will. however. be understood tha, tho
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-13
Genuine Garden Seeds

VIE undersigned begs leave to inform lis
patrons ana the public generally, that he
reef from England and the Continent. aros.a
which are. ''''''-
Extra early Peas, Beans, Early Yorl Lsrg.
! ork, Flat Dutch and Drumhead Cabbarcs
Cauliflowers Deets, Celery Egg Plant Hed,
ishes, Lettuces Onions, Peppers. Tanats,s
Carrots &c. with all other Vegetables. Tcrbs
Flower Seeds, &c. in the trade
- FRUIT TREES-Peachcs, Apples, Pears.
Cherries, Apricots, Goosbcrries, Currants, Ehn,
barb Roots, &C.; all of finest quality, warrants
ed correct to name, and at very moderate rr.i-
ces' JOHN SAUL,
BOG 18th Street, corner of n.
eo 70 Washington, =. C.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-13
BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
REMOVAL AND ENLARGEMENT.
SAMUEL HUNT,
Manufa cfurer of SADDLES, HAIR
NESS, TRUNKS, &c.

NESS, TRUNKS, &c.
No. 202 baltimore ST. between 81. Paul
and Charles SIS, BALTIMORE.
4 HAVE removed to the spacious Store, No
Il 202 Baltimore Street. Baltimore, but
short distance from my former place Of bust
ness, where | am extensively engaged in the
manufacture of IRA YELLING TRUNKS, of
every description OF a superior quality; TRA-
YELLING B4 GS, LADIES' hat BOA-
rs, VALLSES, &C.: SADDLES, BRTDL rs
H4RNE'SS, &c. of every description, made of
the very best materials and in the most work.
man-like styles.
Constantly on hand large stock of Whips,
Spurs, Drinking Flasks, Buckskin Gauntlets,
and Chamois Skins, Buffalo Robes Fly Nets,
&c. &c; all of which will be seldom the most ac-
commodating terms.
HUNT s P1TENT LTE'E-PR ESER Y
ING HARNESS, kcpt constantly on hand,
or made to order. at short notice. feb %
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-13
I ME- coxrrcrrp OF PoIsoNlna. "a


( WIFE Convicted OF POISONING. "A
woman named Anais Toussaint was re-
Gently convicted in Canada and sentenced
10 death for having poisoned her husband,
TO whom she had been married only a
few months. The Quebec papers de-
scribe the accused as young and good
looking The evidence against her, ac-
cording TO the report of the trial, was
wholly circumstantiaL Shortly before
Christmas the husband, with whom she
repeatedly quarreled, was taken sick his
wife nurscd him, and it was noticed that
after she had given him cruel or meGi-
ioiae he was taken with violent vomit-
ings and burnings Of the stomach until
he died. A post-mortem examination
disclosed the presence in the stomach of
large quantity Of arsenic. 1t was also
proved that the accused had purchased
arsenic, as she alleged, to kill rats. One
female witness, the intimate friend of the
accused before marriage testified as fol-
lows:
4" have known the prisoner for the
last three years. She was one of my
greatest friends. / regarded her as a
sister. Before her marriage we con-
vcrsed together in relation TO it. She
said she was going to marry Joseph BIZ
son. observed, | thought you did
not much like him 2 She replied, not
much She said she liked Fricotte best
but thar her father had told her if she
took Fricotto he would cast her off as his
child. She added that it was all the
same, that she would take Bison and if
he did not suit her she would cause his
death. asked her with what she would
cause his death2 Prisoner replied, with
poison She asked me what / would do
under such circumstances? 1 said
would rather never marry than do such
thing"
There was other evidence Of her threats
to poison her husband. The defence ar
gued the possibility of the deceased hav-
ing been an arsenic cater, whose death
might have been caused either by an
over dose or for want of regular al
lowanee of the drug. The jury convict
cd her, and. unless the government COM
mute her sentence. she will be hung.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-13
Real Irish Poplins

M ABE to our order in Ireland, that we
lVA have been expecting for some weeks past
have this day arrived, in all colors, the shades
and quality Of which are uncxceptionable.
The plain blacks and grays are selling very
fast, and we would suggest to those ladies that
have been waiting their arrival to call early
aud make their selections
Also in store, vast stock OF Dry Goods
complete in all departments, for general family
consumption. To all Of which our Northern
and Eastern correspondents send US daily ad-
dtions.
One price only no deviation. Consequent
y no person is oycrcharged.
All bills presented July LIST viii be settled be-
fore new ones are commenced
The extent OF our trade renders IL undcsira-
BILE for us to open any new accounts but very
desirable to discontinue all bills that are not
settled promptly This is not intended in any
fgurative sense.
Good articles, low prices, aud fair dealing,
may be relied ON in all cases
PERRY & BROTHER,
Central Stores west Building,
opposite centre Market. Washington city.
oct lT-tf IMaFl Gnz
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-13
Id Aon FOR Currlso Trrrn. :!

I'd AGE FOR NurrlNG TEETH. In
Memphis Appeal of January oath.
John H. Fuller, under date at
|Bolivar, 21st inst, says:
IT saw IN one Of the Memphis papers,
some time ago, notice of man near
Middleton, sixty or seventy years old.
cutting q full set Of teeth. can beat
that story. have negro woman who
says She is one hundred years old, but
supposed to be about ninoty-threc. who
never had a tooth in her head until with
in the last six months. Since the first
Day Of last August, she has cut as pretty
Assct of teeth as ever | saw in any per-
mn's mouth; and, moreover, she can
pick one hundred pounds Of cotton per
dy, the week round.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-13

u ton of the Farmers of Maryland
and Virginia TO
''Ese Burg's No. 4 AsnOniated
SUPER E'HEOSFEEATE,,
the most valuable fertilizer known for the
Wheat crop.
We have received a great many testmoni-
ais OF its efficacy, as a quick and strong ma
nure, and superior TO No. l Peruvian Guano.
as crop grower and fertilizer.
X. II. EVANS, Esq, Howard county. Nd,
says de Burg's No. l Amoniatcd Super
Phosphate Of Lime has given universal salts
faction wherever applied, and where il has
been sown, 1t is as perceptible as light from
dgrL,peSs ; -
JAS. SKIDM0RE, Esq, Carroll county. Nd.
says - used De Burg last fall on my Wheat,
side by side with No. Peruvian Guano. same
rate per acre consider it fully equal 10 The
Guano, and more durable. ] intend using il
upon my wheat this fall"
JOSHUA G. GlST, ESQ.,. Carroll county.
Nd, has used De Burg on his wheat crops for
the past two years, and says, Il prefer De
Burg to any Guano ever made use Of, either
on lined land or land that has never been inn
proved
SAMUEL COVER. ESQ. Anne Arundel
county, Nd. says: II applied De Burg TO my
wheat land last fall at the rate of 200 pounds
per acre, and although there was not a fourth
Of crop made in this part of the country.
VIII, nom all appearances, get more wheat
than ever got from the same land hefore,'
We wish it distinctly understood that we
are in no wise interested in the manufacture
but buy the article guaranteed TO come M TO a
liked Standard and for the protection Of our
own and the farmers interest and TO avoid
mistake upon the part Of the manufacturers.
we have every lot we receive inspected and an
alyzed by DR.. DAVID STEWART, Chemist
to the Maryland State Agricultural Society.
who rejects all that does not come up TO the
fixed standard thereby guaranteeing 10 the
Farmer uniformity not to be found in Guano
or any other manure.
In consequence Of the great demand for De
Burg's No Ammoniated Super Phosphate Of
Lime, many limitations have been put upon the
market, and are palmed off for it.
Farmers should be particular and buy none
but the GENUINE, which is in barrels with
uhi'e heads and the manufacturers name In
black letters thereon
Price $40 per ton of 1000 pounds in
s barrels
sEs- To secure the genuine article. call on
or address J. j. & +. TURNER,
aug 8 No. az Pratt street Baltimore.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-13


A New EXCITEMENT IN Prosper. =
Burning The Dead. eminent New
York physician has, according to the
Buffalo Republic, written an elaborate
work in favor of the practice of burning
the dead, which is to be published after
his own death.
By his will he directs his mortal re-
mains to be kept for five days in warm
room, the thorax then to be opened, and
the heart extracted, which is to be en-
balmed and enclosed in thick vellum
bag, strongly impregnated with asphalt
tum; the remainder of his body is then
to be publicly burnt on a pyreusf sassa-
fras OF sandal wood. in one of The public
cemeteries-the ashes carefully gathered
and deposited with the embalmed heart
in q bronze urn. Five copies of the
leading daily city papers, containing an
account of the whole proceedings, are
likewise directed to be deposited in the
urn, which is then to be Theoretically
scaled and taken to the New York Mu-
scum.
In the midst Of the excitement created
by these proceedings the work is to be
published. For its circulation $4,000
are appropriated, SIC. 900 more for dis
tribution among the city officials and
leading politicians of al parties, who are
to receive from $25 to 500 each for
assisting in the ceremony, and $4,000
more for the editorial fraternity, to be
divided pro rata, according to their in
fuence.
Should anything occur to prevent the
due execution of the will, the bulk Of
his property is to be at once transferred
TO charitable institution in Philadelphia
The Republic has these facts from the
attorney who drew up the will lie es-
Inmates the property at 100000.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-13
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
JOHN X. RAWLINGS,

No. s45 Southwest Corner 7th and K Streets,
WASHINGT0N CITY, d. G.
AS now in store and is constantly re-
III ceiying large and well selected assort-
ment Of FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES. con-
sisting Of very general and appropriate vari-
ETY. of TEAS, COPFEES, SUGARS, HINES
LIQUORS., and everything suitable for city
and country customers, which he
Offers as low as can be purchased elsewhere.
Thankful for past favors, and with deter
mination to accommodate and even anticipate
the wants of the public, he hopes 10 share
merited portion Of their patronage.
Washington, Jan. 10, 1856.