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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-12

~" The prompt election of Col Orr to the Speak
crship, and Mr. Allen, Of Illinois, as Clerk TO the
House of Representatives, by the same vote, affords
gratifying evidence Of the spirit of unnnimy per-
vading the national Democracy. Both these gentle.
men are admirably qualified for the positions to
which they have been called and we record their
election with much pleasure.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-12
CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.

RALEIGH, december T. 1901
Regular meeting of the Board Of Commissioners,
held thus evening, were present VIM. u Haywood,
Esq, Mayor; Messrs. II. d. Turner, r. II Briggs.
Z. Smith, A. Adams, and i. II Battle, Commis.
s!oneIs.
An account Of Mr.. f. Smith, for hire of wagon
and team ON streets, amounting to $2S 50, was al
lowed.
An account of Mr.. A. Sorrell for 81, allowed.
An account of Mr.. Thns. johnson for quarrying
stone amounting to S27 90, allowed
An account of Messrs Briggs & Dodd amounting
TO s. H. was allowed
An account of MrsSrs. Snow & Smith, for lumber
for bridges &C., amounting to $2jS 80, was al
lowed,
Mr. o. Holt, Sexton, made his annual report Of
the burals in the city cemetery from January |,
1887, to December |, 1857, there being 20 whites,
and % blacks, making 1877 deaths Of which died
Of pneumonia, Of crcSipylas, accidental, of in.
Illumination, OF noxicaton, of consumption Of
rheumatism, of dropSy, Il Of old age, 10 of dar.
rhma, of whooping cough, Of measles, e scrof.
n!a, j ot cold, ot Group, OF brain fever, Of bill
houN fever OF disease OF tile heart, Of paralysis
! of apopcXl, and unknown.
On motion, the sum OF $50 was allowed Mr.. Holt,
it being the balance Of years salary for 1857. On
motion, Mr.. Holt was appointed Sexton for 1888
The Bonid proceeded To appoint the following
gentlemen To hold an election Tor Mayor and 9 COM
mSSluncrS, ) from each ward, on the I'd Monday in
Jauunry next, To wit: NESTS. VI b Rovstcr to hold
Mayors box; Mills II. Brown, Eastern Ward vii.
lam Thompson, Middle Ward; II. L. Evans, West.
ern Ward; and
On notion they were allowed each two dollars
per day for their services.
On motion Mr.. Davidson was allowed the sum of
$50, to clean and put in repair the city clock
On motion, the clerk was allowed 500 extra pay,
for his services for 1851.
On motion, Mr.. j. II. Murray was allowed $50
extra pay, for his services for 1857
On notion the Board adjourned
j. j. CllRlSTOPllERS Crk
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-12

SourHC AnOLrNA The report of the comptroller
general of South Carolina shows that the tax colec
ted for 1857 is sixty thousand and twenty five
dollars and ninety six cents less than that for 1856
1t also states that the dividends receivedby the State
upon the railroad stocks which she owns, and which
cost her one million nine hundred and foriy-two
thousand three hundred dollars, amounted during
the last fiscal year to thousand seven hundred
and eighty.fiye dollars only.
DEATH OF WHTMEL SrALLrNGs-We are panied
to have to announce the death OF Hon. Whtmel Sal
lings, Of Gates county.
Mr. Stallings represented the County of Gates in
the House of Commons during the sessions of 1881,
1882, 1885, 1896, 1888, and l'to, and his district
in the Senate in 1912, 1874, and 1916. He was also
a member Of the Convention that revised the State
Constitution in 1885, and was a Councillor of State
during Gov Reds first term. lie was good citi
zen, sincere patriot, and an honest man.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-12
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

cannot conclude without commencing to your favorable
cons Iteration the interests OF The people Of tins District
Without representative the floor Of Congress they have
for this very peculiar claims upon just regard
10 this know, from long acquaintance with them they
are emlnenily entitled.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1857
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-12

Dec. IL, 1857.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-12
MARY MOORE.

All my lie nsd known Mary Moore
All my life long had loved her.
Our mothers were old plsyma,es and frat
consns My frs, recollection OF m,selt
is OF boy In red frock and morocco
shoes. rocking a cradle in which repoaed a
sunny haired, blue eyed baby not quite a
year old. That boy was myself, Harry
Church, that blue.eyed baby was Mary
Moore
Later still see myself at the little
school house, drawing my little ehaise up
Many u beating have gained on such at
occasion, lot other boys besides myself
liked her, aud she, lear, was something
Of q ilit,, evcu ia her p,naiores How ell.
egsu,ly she came tripping down the steps.
when ! called her name. How sweetly
her blue eyes looked up at me. How gay
~ rang out her merry laugh. That fairy
laugh No one but Mary could bring her
heart SO soon Co her lips. fingered be
meath the tones Of that laugh from my days
of childhood TIL grew an awkward,
blushing youth followed II through the
heated noon Of manhood and now. when
the ifos,s al age are silvcfing my hair, and
many children climb IN, knee aud call me
father, find tina, the memories OF youth
are strong, and that even ia gray balr- |
am following It's music stllf
When | uas fifteen, the first great sor
SOW OF my llts came upon my heart.
was sent t. school, aud was obliged to
psit with MARY Wewere not 20 see each
other iot three long years This to me
WAS ike u sentence of death, Tor Mary
was ike life it,ell to me
But hearts are tough things after all
LETT college ia the fash and ygor OF m,
nineteenth Veat. | was no longer aWk~
ward and embarrassed, had grown INTO a
tall slender .taplins with good opinion
OF myself, both 10 general aud particular.
IT thought ol Macy Moore it was to im
a.ine how would da11r and bcw der her
with mS good look, aud wonderful attain
mcuts. never lhi, king that she might ds1'
ale aud beNiler me s,ll, more. | Was n
coxcomb hg, - yuulh sad good looks
have He1, ua,t may be believed ~beu
say that srll>eeucrlg has lea ne
IA sdeanlsgtou. proposal Wa. made ia
me at the time. AID accepting It gave ~
al item of = profession, and prepared 10
20 to the ludies IN nay buried visit home
Of two DAYS. | saw nothing Of Mary
Moore She was geue 10 a Boarding
school at some distance. aud MAS not er-
pccted home utrl the following MAY
uttered aue sigh to the memory OF NV it,
us tin4 sed uls,aatr. and then called
ma
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-12

Tall. bearded, aad sun>bfouzcd. have
knocked at the door ct my fathers house.
The h-ht, n the patlor windows a"d 'hr
hum OF conversation aud cheerful laughter
showed me that company were assembled
there. hoped my sister LIMO would
come to the door. and that might greet
the family wneh no stranger wv was
iocsir cuuoasly on.
H., mn so.y,n, answered nv sum,
mans lhay we're too mcrr, 10 ,hc paul,r
,o heed the long absent one when be asked
~" ~ ..io..,,.neo \ bitter though, Ike this
vs. n,..,n, through M, n,od. as | heard
n.a Ind lom M. pa,,of. aud saw the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-12
Now Grocery Store.

HAVING Purchased the stoch Of Messrs
i SrEAEr SMogTR, and taken the
stand lately occupied by them, hereby au-
uouncc To the public, that | have permanently
Established myself In business here, aud shall
>, all tunes keep on hand II
FULL STOCK OF GRpr EllES
And staple Plantation Good. | will Sell at
small profits, regardless of navigation aud
Merchants aud others in the country, may de-
pend on getting supplies At low prices
Mr. Clinton | Willard viii give close at
GA Ia the scliine department, and viii be
pleased 10 meet his old friends
The low price, at which ! sell, compel me
10 make my terms strictly cash.
G.. 4 BULK LEY
Jefferson February IL 1851 TT
Nafha,l Republican, tlatk~,le STANDARD
sud Dallas Herald Nill copy
Marshall, Msr,h II 1887. No eft
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-12


child--hls child aud Mays
sank body aud soul. beneath this blow.
And. hiding my face IN my hands, leaned
against the door. while my heart wept
tears Of blood The little one gszed at
me erieved aud amazed. md put up her
pretty lips AS Il about to cry, while the
perplesed servant stepped t. the parIor
door aud called my sister ont, to see who
it could Le that conducted himself so
strangely.
q" Did you wish to see my father, sir"
q" looked up. There siood n pretty,
sweet faced maiden Of twenty, not much
change tom the dear .tlile sister had
loved 80 well | looked a, her for mos
meui, and then, stllliug the lumult OF my
heart by mighty effort, opened my sfms
aud SAID
Lizzie, don't you know me
Harry, Oh. my brother Harry she
cried. and threw her arm. around m, neck
She wept rs il her h"ait would break
could not weep. | drew her eenlly
into tho lighted parlor, sud stood With her
before them ALL
There was ruth god cry OF JOY and
then my father and mother sprsng towards
ne aud welcomed me home with heartfelt
tears Oh, strange and passing - such "A
greeting to the wav.w wanderer And
AZ held my dear old mother 10 my heart,
and gtasp.d my father. hand while Lizzie
still cung by me. felt that all was not yet
lost, aud though another had secured lie's
choicest bes.ing, many a Joy remained for
me ia this dedi sanctuary OF home.
There were four other inmates Of the
room who had risen on my sudden entrance.
One was the blue eyed child whom had
a,frnd, seen. aud who nov stood behind
fauk Chester. eiusiug 20 his hand, Near
by stood LINE Moore. Mays eldest .l..
ter aud in distant corner, to which she
had bnrtirdl, reiterated vheu my name was
spoken, stood a tall and slender figure halt
hidden hy the heavy window curtains hUi
fell to the floor
When tho ct raplufaus greeting was
ovsr, l1sle led mr Tor sstd Nitha tmi,,
gtace, and Fnrk { hester gra.pei my hand.
~ ecamr heue. ny boy, said he with
loud cheerful taae remember 50 well
ou have changed 20 would never have
known YOU; but no matter Scr that, your
heart j. in the right place. know.
llo' -an on say he Is changed, said
my geo.. gentl,. 10 be sure, he look &,
Older anu gtaeet, aud mote Ike a man thau
~ hen lac weutawa, bat his eyes and emile
are the sauleas ever II Is the heavy beard
that change. him. lie 5 NY boy, still"
Ave. mother answered sadly, !
an, ,tuf HOY sftI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-12

MRS VI. |. DAVIS has taken this wei
vi known house and having hued u M, 81"
A. to make It in every way eomioriehic' re-
.peettnily invite, her friends and 'he 'r''-
cling public to give her 'eall' Has ASSURE, ASSURE,
Then, liza, no palps OF expense viii be spared
to render lheir STAY in every way agreeable
So mat when ,hcy come oncc' thel may ee IN
daccd to sail again
Every preparation has been made Tor 'h'
ensuing Court
Marshall. Autust 10Th 1857.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-12
Cooking Stoves.

ltfSr received from CINCINNATI twenty
y Cooking Stoves, different SIZE, ana pau
terms. Tor sale cheaper than any heretofore
offered in this market ,,,,,.,.
!. II. VAN liOoh.
May }, 81, N'-''
nt<,s of ali manner OF style, sold by
\ rARnfR
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-12
The Beginning Of the World.

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tuckl,.s G,m Tho L,nI n God. when.
by A.. n,,n Inns #. l.ae,f,.d l,ttn non,
t.,o., OH. uh.n Win H.. own hand
IN. ..,,t ca net. l,kr thnnsefb,lt. wander.
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rs.v,r.. .lr9, ia III. mind of God. vet
-. ,a,d ,,a..,,., 49,. e,.,,i,v vl,...
a. ~. r,..t,, r,.J alone y-rt6ip,
..seg.nr Within llin. MI creation resting ~
liis naghiy. gigantic thought. we have MT
guessed Tue BE- in,,"g We my = ',"N'
"s "f'"
,,n.. and 0,.t never ar,ite y, the h.ri.,
aing Oar uins might be TIRED ouf .ns.,
nation woaia die away. tauid u out'tip
we 's"'''"- "'s' - "''J -
49,. r.,li e., - tha teg,nnin.. Bat
God from the he.inaius chose his people.
when Toe unuavssied other Was yet an
iann'd h' the wig % ''se ""sF''
when universal .deuce rs,gned. aud not
voice or whisper shocked t..e so.cmnt,y OF
.lleuce when there Was up br,ag. sod II,
mlaou. aud uaus,t bat God Himself. alone
iu his eternity. wbru. vfaoai t'ie song ct
aa angel, without the attendance ~ even
toe chc,ubla. long enc ae living c.eiafes
we're born. OF the wheels ~ The rlat1t ~
Jehovah we're fashioned even tslea. =" Do
tpe beginning vas The word, aud ia the
Al. A..
nss'""'"s -" 80
""'a 'A"" a. '"'
''em '"'o e'e'"al ''''' r 4 ''''"s
,nd this IS specimen os modern rnliH
eloaasuce. which has msie the Rev. Mr.
sanr,.eo,,,. nam. familiar ia 10th hen,is>
vt.. .t... -. - l;,l-
P'''
sounding lHh''ed sentences "'"o''
single srttimeui calculated 10 warm Tie
heart. iariease r~is1 iag. ryot How
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''''''' :" ''''s '''''''''
iule 81 the slwg.e. nHadotn~d, els ''iee
vlich emluslss tom uas retsloa as
t....l, .. fla. u3I.t
Mi.sorM tNNNclrArI"N. - Biz" 8
Programme -!n trl reucs to iae cA.l tor
au Emancipation tueseutian. the u 's'on
Traveller -ays Il does mt expect aef im
m~iiste plaeleal fessA." 10 eu3ne from %,
,,..,,..:t,.., -. ,,.v.t., ui..,s-i IN TIA,
...tft. ,s,tt 49,. ,,t..,.,..
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-12
rRAZON d CO.,

Deaiers Ia Staple and Fancy nv ho'dN
and Groceries. HirshaH Street, 't''
fersoa, Tcrds,
NVroI'LD most respectfully inform Their
w former patrons and the public senera'y
tina, they still continue 60 sell goods upon
their fos,nas advantageous terms. lh'if STOCK
- very large and in every respect ,'hp'r NJ.
T,o,nr in prrson, exclusively for this market
and comprising French aud American prints
mnslin.. delanes. barazes, silk goods, tom
mns., brown and bleaehrd domestic, osna-
burg.. ker.cy. Hn.eys. dnc black and blue
cloths. c,s.imerc.. aud ready made clothing
boots and shoca from the common brogah 70
the finest French calf skin. Hardware cutie
~ china and glass ware Fine wines Bran
dies aud imported cigars of faYorIte brands
Tagging and rope on hand at all times and
furnished to Planters upon the usual terms.
Jan. "A, 81 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-12

The Boston Post lets of the following
sqnlh'
" say, ponp. YOU Niger, where YOU get
d 1T uew hat
Why. at de- shop, oh eourss.
"W ha, is the piice of such an article rs
dstl"
II don't know nisger | jon,'t kno y, 9c
hoPlcVcr irasat iar
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-12

BOYS our At \lGur w G hnd the tel
loving truthful paragraph 10 ore OF our
exchanges. under the caption OF Boys
oat at Night
IS Night running is raiaoas 10 the morals
ct hovs ia all instances. They acquire,
AN ief the cover OF night, an unhealthy
state Of mind, bad, vulgar and profaue Nam
gusge, obscene pfactlces, cfimiaas sen'''
men,s, aud laNless aad tiolags bearing.
Indeed, II Is ia toe street after nlghtiall thai
boy. principal, acquire the education q
.he bad, aud capacity lof becoming rewdy'
.ssoluie met"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-25
Transportation Westward.
EOARpiNC!

TyyiIE subscribe rr mas taken The House next door to
III ethe Telegraph Office, on Water street, tetweet
Mlin aud rusi 10 j. now repaired an.i newly fur'
ni,ied. ready f,r the reception Of Dcardt-s Apply
n sn,ve Iaug,l-.fnI L. MCKAY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-25
NEW NCsEC.

gSIRDS Of Spring
ED .Pive Bellies Polka.
Gentle Annie.
The New PaV Ground.
With many other .ew and popular pieces, Tor sale
ny lucti3l 4. C0NYNGTCN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-25
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED .tsit 81
T.. Y. CARLILE.
Corrf OF Main and w ater streets,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

- The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is limited
their immediate businpss, in their own nalne;
all alversenleuS Tor the benefit OF other persons
we'll legal alversements and advert tsements OF
ton slles, AMI Advertisements with the name Of 9th
per5ons sent in by them must be paid TO- at the usur
. No report, resolutions proceedings of any cor
plrltion, sJ;ley association public neeting and no
'cBnmunctton designed % cali attention To any mat
ter os mite ind dyilusl interest he inserted,
lees Uai fJr a. an advertisement.
- No advertisement lie inserted grstuitously
or cnrita5le or other societies, public institutions or
companies. .
- Contracts for yearly advertising will not he dis
continued unless am orter to thlt effect Is left at the
Office, AMI when discontinued i'm less than year, the
price of the whole will be charged.
~ Legal Advertisements hereafter, VIII he published
nj the expense OF the attorneys ordering, and not delay
able for the legal proceedings, but collecble at our
Isuu
~ Our terms Tor Job Work and transient advertise
neIits aFe CASH. ------.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-25
NEW FIRM.
Evansville Gas Light Company.

GOOD SADDLE HORSE. lie must lie sound
"a good size, and in every gav 'ef1r constant
service. t VI. A. LAWRLNCE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-25
SUPERIOR YElNT POWD R.

Tie QuickeSt and .S1eSt Yeqst Pouder erer
..t... bgt,pdaeed
'El1S east Powder is far superior to hops orbrew-
II ers ress' or any % the quick yeasts now IN use,
Tor making light Tread, Com bread. hot hscut or oils
cakes 81 all KIDD. dun ping, pudding and every var-
Ely "f astfy in tact, every shat Inc made of
Hour, corn or Buck wheat meals
80 The mnst Dvspep,ic can cat bread male with
THIS Seat i1.il endcrs The white, nrt and whole.
some, and OF fresh and sweet taste aud smell, never
leaving any spots or turning il yellow IN which qua-
itis II slirpasscS amy hing OF the Kind intrudcs
he manua uacturer warrants this east give saiIs ac-
ton or the Inoney VIII he refunded.
Families, Hotels and Ssefmlsas car lie supplied ly
leaving orders at the manufactory. 1erai discount
made t. trvcers. -.H EL DR. MACHINES,
octl-d&wem Corner sa x Locust IT,, Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-25
YOUTHS CAPS.
LOOK Tu.s WAY

HAVE ius received a splendid assortment OF
Il Blank Book Paper II ali the sizes. which pre-
paelto get UP BvoSs at the shortest nglsce II any
patron That may lie wanted, IN or without printed
head. | have blank BDaKs and Bills suIi,ify always
on hand Give NJ. l.. JOHNSON a call before gong
elsewhere. r. ..l r f.tH. -E I'D" - -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-25

"a 40 bushels choice Irish Potltces;
30 do do Sweet Politoes, in store and
for by T.. ii. COOK & son.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-27
NEW Fall AND lNINTrR|. e t,elIlDs.

HsllE subscribers would inform the citizens
IL Of Montgomery county and its vicinity,
that they have opened largennd well selected
assortment Of DRY GOODS, for Fall and Win
ter wear.
in DRESS GOODS,
We have Striped and Plaid Silks; Plaid
Striped and plain Black Silks; Striped Dana,
sines; Plaid Merinoes; Plain French Merinocs
OF various shades Of colors; Coberg Cloths
Striped and figured all wool Mouslines; Nous
line De Begei Plain and figured Mouslines
from l2l to 3li cents.
MOURNING GOODS.
Black Bombazines from Sl.l21 to SI.75; Nor
wich Cloth; Black Alpacas; Black French Me-
rinoes and Coberg Cloth; all wool and COM
mon Black Mouslines.
SHAWLS, CLOAKS AND SCARFS
Stella, Brocha, Cashmere and Plaid Sha,vls
Cloth Cloals, and Mantilas of new STYLES
Brocha Scarfs Of various grades.
GLOVES, AND HOSIERY.
OF all kinds Velvet Ribbons, and other trim.
mings Bonnet Ribbons; Elastic Belts; Sin;
Cord, and Tassels.
FRENCH WORKED COLLARS
Linen Cambria Handkerchief, of new STYLES
with good assortment Of low priced Linen
Handkerchief, from 81 cents up.
FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS.
We have, Black and Brown Cloth Plain and
Plaid Cassinieres; Plain and Plaid Cassinets
Kentucky Cassimeres and Jeans: Light PLATO
Cassimcrcsi Cashmere and silk Vestings; Sin
llandlsorchiefs and Cragats.
DOMESTIC GOODS, &C.
0fhest and most durable Fabrics consisting o
Heavy Bleached, and Brown Sheetines. anf
Shrtings; 0snabnrgs; Domestic plaids; os
naburg Calicoee; Plain and Plaid Linseys
Full Cloths; Sleeps Grey Ghssinct Tabl,
Linens Bird Eye Russia, rad Huckabaclx Dia
pcrs. &c.
Which with all other Goods in our line wil
pesold az the very lowest insrket prices by
MAYFIELD & BROWN,
no. I2l, Bridge Street,
oct lS-3m Georvctoyn ID q
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-27
PENNOCK'S
IMPROVED WHEAT & GUANO DRILL.

HUANO is scarce and dear, and you can
~ make one-half produce your full crop by
using PENN0CkS WHEAT AND GUAN0
DRILL. There is no humbug in this Scores
of our best and most reliable farmers will GER
tify to it.
Where it is preferred to put in the fall ouan-
tlty it may be done with entire safety, and the
crop will be proportionably heavier. There is
economy also in the secd-l1 bushels TO the
acre being sufficient when drilled in. The
guage is complete and reliable for both Wheat
and Guano--any desired quantity of grain
being sown, and any quantity Of Guano from
% to 300 lbs. to the acre
This Drill is greatly improved since last
year, India Rubber tubes being used in place Of
leather; the Guano slide is much heavier. and
its working reliable, and the scraping spade so
secured ns to ensure clean working without IL
ability to pack the Guano. II is now altoceth-
err complete and perfect working machine.
ana farmers will consult their true interest in
using ii for putting in their wheat crop.
|D~The prices for the Improved Wheat and
Guano Drill at the Factory in Wilmington.
Delaware, are the following, tie purchaser
pa. Ing freight in addition
For tube Drill with Guano attach't IS
i" g q 90 90
10 " " " " 81, q
Nc $40 cash on delivery, bal ance pay
able thu LIST of January, next, or per cent.
discount indeferred payments, if paid on de-
livery.
gaS- Please order carly to insure supply,
and timely delivery.
Exclusive Ag't IS for Montgomery County.
aug l5--tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-27
GuanO, Guano, Guano!I

NM Z have in store the largest assortment y
" GUANO to be found in the city. We
Pe'ucia,s African, Mrican, Tsac-
sultaa, Colanlbian, Fash, and .Hanipa-
latcd GUANO.
They are all sold at the lowest rates, deliv-
cred rrom our own or agent warehouses, there
by avoiding the possibility OF detention.
Farmers buying from us can rely upon get
ting the genninearticc and the kind they buy,
ana VIII find our prices as low, if not lower,
than any other house in the city.
Our Guanos are selected for their richness IN
lcrtilizlng matter, aud are the best in this Of
any other market. Our "a A" Mexican Gu
ano Ocean Bellies cargo) is considered by the
Inspector the best ever brought to this country
J. J. & r. TURNER,
aug 8 No. AZ. Pratt street. Rnltimoro.