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cabinet of collections Of the late Zadock Th0mp
son.
Il Is hereby enacted, 9e.
Sec. l. The governor is hereby authorized, if
he thinks it expedient, TO purchase for the Use Of
the State, at a price not exceeding one thousand
dollars. the cabinet Of collections ID Natural His
tory and Mlneraogy belonging to the estate OF
the late Zadock Thompson, and now IN possess
ion of his widow.
Sec. . This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved, October go 1857.
No 69-An act to repeal an act approved No
vember IS A. D. 1856. entitled san acE Tor the
relief Of the poor in Kansas"
I II as hereby enacted &c.
: Sec l. An act entitled an "sct for the relief
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SAVE YOURCREDIT
PHI down FOR YOUR GOODS.

ON AND after January first, 1858, we shall
~ commence selling for
CASH DOWN
or READY PAY. From long experience in sci
ling Goods, we have come to the conclusion that
oar present credit system ought % BE- done aio1g
l7ia', a long credits are equally
R u INoUS
TO THE PUR CHASERS SELLER
Our stock Of Goods will be kept complete with
purchases made with cash. II VIII be cur aim
and endeayor to sell Goods at the
Lowest Prices,
and by so doing, hope to merit cur share Of pat.
ronage.
10 All kinds Of Barter and Produce taken 10
exchange for Goods the same As heretofore.
KELLEY & ROBERTS.
Derby Center, Dec. 10, 1867. 81
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VANDEMARk'S
SELF-FASTENING
Portable or Field Fence.

TENHE observing farmer will readily perceive
I the numerous advantages of "A Portable
Fence, which can be easily taken Idown and re-
moved from place to place, as convenience may
require, at so little cost Of time and labor.
A few words IN relation te the cost Of this fence
The whole nnterials will cost Int
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%
Approved, November 10, 1857.
No. 6O.-An Act to prevent injury to animals by
poison.
II as here6y enacted. &c.

No. 61.-An Act in alteration of ian act for the
preservation of Muskrats in the towns therein
mentioned"
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Sec. l. The first section of an act approved
November IL, 1852, entitled Tan act for the pre-
servatiou Of muskrats in the towns therein men
toned j" is so amended as to read as follows:
If any person shall, between the first day OF
May and the first day of February following in
any year, kill or destroy any muskrats within
the chartered limits of the towns of Addison,
Bridport, Panton, Ferrisburgh and Orwell, and
be thereof convicted, the person SO offending
shall forfeit the sum of one dollar for each musk
rat so killed or destroyed for the use of the town
/ in which such offence shall. be committed, to be
prosecuted by the selectnen OF such town, be-
fore any court competent jurisdiction.
/ Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
| Approved, November 6, 1857.
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1t is said by some of the Chinese that as
soon as the gun boats arrive at Canton
the city will be evacuated. The Hong
Kong correspondent of the Daily NewS
says:
'EAll chance of negotiation having been
cut of, Lord Elgm has concerted meas
ures which his ExcelIency the naval
commander-in-chief for the assault and
capture of the city of Canton; this i'm
portant post in our hands, the Emperor
may be induced to change his mind. As
far as / am able to learn, it would appear
that the Admiral has arranged, with tnt
whole available force, to move up to Can
ton on the 31st of the current month, and
it is said that the French forces will CO
operate indeed, it is thought that thu
Russian Admiral Pontiatine will alsC
offer his aid to convince the Court at Pc
kin that the 'barbarians' are not only il
earnest, but acting in unison"
The Russian Plenipotentiary Is her
and impresses every one who converse
with him as a man of great ability. h
was not allowed to land at the mouth o
the Peiho. He reports the river to b
fortified by long lines OF forts and som
round towers, and he found thirteen fee
of water upon the bar at full flood
Since his visit to Peiho he has been I
Japan. He is of opinion that revolu
ton is taking place in the policy of thi
people, and that they will soon be as anx
ious for foreign trade and intercourse a
they have been jealous of it. They ar
navigating the steamer given them by tn
, Dutch with japanese crew-engineer
and strokes included, all are Japanese.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

KItHMoNn, WNN 80 Ts.7U.
Genilemcn Ny child had commenced breaking last
fall In small which gradually extended the entire
cad, including both which much by the
fear that both would of
tried all OF advertised aud domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL II began better the bottle got broke aud
led gals oit again began My elder daugh
said PA 90 get of that Oh, sisters hes
oked 50 much better when used it, We another
Dao, and her head is ywell This aggra
ased and took halt hour ash H. and II
very offensive One more bottle feel assured will cure
her entirely there but little the disease remaining
You entitled to this and for the others take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully, b. 4. CHALK.
20 Doy X
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,..a. .u!1.IIs THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN TO

Fare from I4ynchburR to buchanan. %
From ynthbnrg Ia Charlottesville. : 30
On AMI after the I'D of October Packet Boats Will leave
buchanan Mt d A NJ, and Lynehburg f7i L. NJ, Monday
Wednesday aud Friday and arrive in mond second day.
nj O'Clock a. NJ
Charlottesville passengers leaving Lachburg at u p NJ
reach stoesyle at 0l a NJ day aud arrive III Char
lossvle At - T. NJ Leave Lynchburg for buchanan and
Lexington at % A. NJ Monday, Wednesday and Friday aud
arrive ~ Z NJ
From lynchburg Richmond time and distances in
ear
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

=, ss~Ff THE NEW YORK n VIRGINIA
s>Ssk-s. EAMSHIP CO In consequence of the with
drawal of the Jamestown" for repairs &c
the ROANOKE will leave New York every Saturday evening
and city Point every Wednesday morning at o'clock Pas
Hongcr leaving ynchburg, by the South Side Railroad
Tu"s morning will connect with the Roanoke
at Cty Point LEE Il JOHNSON,
Agents for ~ Y. Il Va steamship Co. .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18
DAILY VIRGIN1AN.
FROM HARrER's WEEKLY.

FROM HARPRR's WEEKLY,
You scarcely need my tardy thanks
Who. selt.rewarded nurse and tend
green leaf on your own Green banks-
The memory Of your friend
Far mo No wreath, bloom woven, hides
The sobered brow and lessening hair
For aught know, the myrtled sides
OF Helcon are bare.
Their scallop- shells so many bring
The tabled founts Of song 10 try
They've drained, for aught know, the spring,
Of AganipPe dry
All, well THE wreath the MUSES. braid
Proves often Folly's cap and bell
Methinks, my ample beavers shade
May serve my turn rs well.
Let Loves and Friendships tender debt
Be paid by those love in life
Why should the unborn critic whet
For me his sealping-kniie
Wbv should the stranger peer and pry
Ones vacant house of life aoont'
And drag, for curious ear and eye,
His faults aud folles QUIT
Why stuff, for fools 10 gaze upon.
With chat of words the garb he wore
As corn hnsks when the ear is gone
Are rustled all the more.
Let kindly Silence close again;
The picture vanish from the eye;
And on the dim and misty main
Let the small ripple die
Yet not the less own your claim
To grateful thanks, dear friends of mine
Hang, IL it please you so. my name
Upon your household line.
Let fame from brazen lips blow wide
Her chosen names, | envy none
A mothers love, fathers pride
Shall keep alive my own
Still shall that name ms now, recall
The young leaf wet with morning dew,
The glory where the sunbenms fall
The breezy woodlands through
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RIETVEEN RICHMOND AND ". 49,
i NOKk-ST EAMSlIIP ! AM Il STOW n. l63ni
The L s Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, In com
aud of Capt LEWIS PARRISH leaves New York regularly
every SATi RDAY AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock, for Rich
mond She will take freight to or from City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
noon ut . o'clock for New York.
Those desiring ship by her have their goods here
Monday Passengers desiring take this ship here have
n State Room secured by addressing us by mail
% The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER stops Mt City Point
where Will freight Both the jamestown
and the Roanoke aud Land passengers CITY Point
and Norfolk. LUDLAM ~ WATSON
MAJ Y Richmond,
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especially. J. =. BONDuRANT

CHESTERFIELD April 18th, 1856.
hessrs Dore CoHavnR used Turf Oh. and finding
TO be such fine medicine hin> 1t due to You that
should know It, Ny daughter about fell the
chair aud bruised her thigh much
assumed the form of boil and became very had il
lanced by physcan but that did relieve II became
and continued for nearly tried
every medicine could hear of with effect until in
duced bottle of Turf oafter using bottle
asd ahalfit entirely healed Ihsve since used other
and found the benefit You liberty
this as YOU think proper. :. CuALkLN.
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ru,KiE TUHE OIL ron OLD SORES OF

F1NklE TUBE or. EOk Old SORES OF
Il EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
NAHhANTtp TO cum AND so DANCER FROM EXPOSURE TO
coin. Price 80 cents per bottle.
Entered according Congress Clerks Office Of
District FOR the Eastern District Of FUgiaia, By DOPh
q co, Richmond Ia 80 site
READ THE FOLLOWING
Come store get pamphlet and read
performed by tho Turf OIL certificates truth
respectable and respected citizens and Others
here To whom refer and you doubt value
"a medicine Ono of IL IN worth
other known Try and you will be satisfied of what
TRUE TURF 0IL--Read the following, aud come to our
store and will tell you of many others who been
cured.
RICHMOND, Nov II, 1851
Assws Dore 3Cbt!entomen;-I used portion
Turf Oh which You kindly presented with,
aud take pleasure in saying that found 1t enoeua in
eruption the skin which had been practised
upan several years by physc without receiving the
last benefit also recommended II TO friend of who
months had been annoyed by similar
tho skim and he informed short time since that from tho
oi one bottle be had been entirely cured
Respectfully l.. NJ. LEFTWlCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

Two THE ADDE'S OF LY KG.-Dcn-
Il MS q BRO OVERS, Richmond, Va, beg to inform the
ynchbnrg they
description of Silk Cotton Woocn dyeng or Clean
ing well be done New York elsewhere WehaNe
machinery the best OF workmen and can guar
antee satisfaction to patrons Merino, SILK and DE Lam
dresses dyed fashionable cOors suit the taste OF the
Shawls every description dyed cleaned Grape
Shaws dyed scarlet crimson other coors equal To import
ed Nevos dyed equal to SILK dresses cleaned and Grease
wine removed We intend to do work equal to
establishment in the United States and respectfully solicit
the patronage the citizens yncbug and vicinity Gen
tlemcns Garments dyed and cleaned to look equal
DENNIS Il BRO,
Successors j W. Hines, Franklin Metropo
an Va dts
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NIVHMONU, NpTN TTNH
fnga sleigh ride this winter discovered horses
e and the skin OIL place large than hand from
traces rubbing the inside of the thigh applied
Turf OH aud in day he well. Another
a mule which was working my dray became unable 10
walk. On exsmong his foot. discovered nail about two
inches long the head Ny driver and the neghbors said
he would be good for nothn drew the nail inserted
piece of lint aud Turf Oh and set him work
and nom that moment he has lost hour but good
also horse badly snagged the outside of
his thigh in places about inches deep and four
inches wide from which he stiff day Your Turf
Gil applied and II brought them entirely sound. Ii
truly of the remedies for have
known and have lived drug for several Use
this as you think proper. Very truly,
Ro Mcssrs Dove & Co, J. II WEiSIGER.
For sale by STROTHER 4 WHITEHEAD,
nov IL dom Lvnehbnrg.
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NOWB.IN 4 ALEXANDER,
Min street


NrOWLsN Il ALEXANDER,
~ unin street,
OFFER FOR saLS A LARGE AND VIRIED ST0CK or
sUGARs-New Orleans oata an! Coffee sugars, Loaf
Crushed and Powdered do.
COFFEEs-Mcw Crop Rio Old Government Java and La
guyra Coioe
sALT-Ashtons Factory-6lied In clean Sacks
PLAsTER-nountan Pasier--tiround and in Lump. . ,
IRoN-Country Hammered Rolled Iron Tyre Iron, Nail
Rods. Band. Oval Horse shoe aud every Kind
sTEEI.-Blstorcd Cas-, and Shear stcel--ail sizes.
FLOW MOuLDS-we keep supply always on hand
LEATHLR-sole, Upper aud Iisrne.a Leather
BALE eoTToN-Ali numbers sad sizes from Southern
Factories
GuANo--Na / Peruvian quantities. to suit purchasers
TEAsImperis Green Teas aud Black Tea all qualities
LIQUoRs-fiuc Old Whisky. Apple brandy Rum, French
Brandy aud Hne Liquors OF all kinds
Cotton Cloths Calico Cote Hating, Blankets Linens sc
I.quohee Cases and ss.e, Oh for Tobacco Mhnufaciu
all nf which invite The attention OF Planters and
Country Merchants at our old established stand ON MAJ"
We sell on o9mmlsston bacon Country Lin.
eonsignmcuts lmar2b dSets
4 EATHER.--A ISrss lot Of Upper Leather,
doc ISIS FRANKLIN 4 BROTHER.
u.sT opened 500 pair. Ladies' HiaeL and
ap st.. ions ABRAHAMs.
ItUANO, GUNANO.-JO Tons Of No Per"-
N Wan 0usno Persons purchasing Of us may awaysey
getting but tho genuine article sell no other
marIen HoLIINs 4 co.
N store aud for sal" ehe"p for cash
i Brown Sugar, l2i c"narer pound
Coffee Sugar, 10
White rneerred Sugar. u
Crushed ~
Long handle Brooms 20 e5 "a and 50 cents piece
Adamanno Candies a. 80 and r. per pound cheaper
aud Java cooc No Maekero and New llerringa do
Scotch Herring hnc quality oi Tea soap "f different pual
apItp SOLOMON.
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These vessels of the first class, built expressly for this
trade have passengers.
They commanded by experienced Captains well quail
fled for the trade and who will spare
mudate
They Will he towcd up aud down the river by steam aud
may be relied sail promptly advertised Merchants
going North ordering goods from Boston, Will lind
then interest ship by Tins line is the only regular line
aud freight will always be taken low by other
sells and every effort will be made by the agents Richmond
and Boston 10 give satisfaction.
We respecnlly ask and hope 20 Succ obtaining full
share OF patronage.
The Will lie in Richmond Dock and in Bos
ton RowrS Wharf
DAVID WIN CrRRiE, Richmond I Acute
ALLEN \ WEITCH, boston, |>t'''S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

'bWE CHARTER OAK LIFE lNslRAN
l. COMPANY, of Hartford Connecticut, dcsrnns effect
ing INSURANCE IN virginia has appointed JOHNSON Esq
OF salem, Agent for the State. Persons Lynchburg and
elsewhere who may desire communicating with the
do through Thomas Jpllis Exchange Bank or
Mtssrs Laughornc n lfocombe
! his Company has paid up Capital of S2U0G00 with
large surplus, secured and sanction and
prevail of the Comptroller of Public believed
SuF"l'' Jan % dts
4 NEW ARTItLE-ssenIs' Glove Kid q, nj
tiers and oxford Ties good corns and 10
NJ "Hout awflnke and to be Dress Sum
T. L.
Immediately under Tt legrapi office
Rep COPY. Ina .pl,s
MAINLY HACOS-superior LOT of sn.,iI,
n Bacon Tor sale be found al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

BIO ISLAND, Bedford county, Va. Nov. !, 1854,
Mesns Dope Co-tientlemen-I used about fourth of
your Turf OH upon the back my horse
back almost saw, entirely Pac. large
hand and this single application Il only applied once) cured
entirely and permanently really surprised the
qucknesA of its properties and think prompt
and ecacious than thing OF the kind and
have sold thousands of bottles other similar
urposes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

VE"E steamships JAuE~ToNN and Roam
okE ha, ing been thoroughly hauled and now
pe have their in the line New York
The JAMESrOWN CAPTAIN PARISH, leaves Richmond
Tuesday clock for New York and City
Point evening the of the nc
burg and Petersburg touching only at Norfolk.
The ROANOKE, Captain SKINNER, leaves city Point
Saturday the arrival of the Cars Peters
burg. tni New York touching at Norfolk.
Passengers by the South Side Road, leaving Lynchburg
Tuesday aud Friday mornings will witthc Steamers
n CITY Point.
Passage Fare Lynchburg New York by either
Ship $li, Sterrage Passage only ~.
For further information apply to
LEE, JOHNSON & Co
7-d&ets Agents New York Va steamship Co.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.

VIRGINIA LINE OF Kirbutoad AND L.
MN YORK fACkETs.-Ihis new haA4a a - u
line Is composed of the following vessels and
iro every three days. All osn.d the city
HlsHu.f VIZ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

cTaSs, buIi rlty
uiore CKpressy this trade and
daons for They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the trade, and who viii spare
accommodate They will be wed up and down
the rivers by and may be relied promptly
Advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York,
will find TO their Interest ship By tfhs line freight will
be taken low by other line 81 Packets and
every effort will be made by the agents In Richmond and
Newl ork 10 give satisfaction Insurance be effected
Richmond Fire Association by this line per
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtaining fun
share of patronage
Goods shipped by this line NowYork will be forwarded
free o commission New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston. Sa
vannAh "a other Southern or Northern port.
The vessels will lie In Richmond u Dock, New York
Berth No. l, Coffee House slip, foot of Wall Street
DAVID & WM CljRRIE, Richmond, ,.,s
G. IL PIEKSONt n. Y, 'oe
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(sskis H.-nei, prime White ss,cua 4 orr,
A9OOO Tor sale by lHOo. BRANCH y SONS
J t,i io,'e a. -, Petersburg.
Wyhevile Telegraph and Abingdon Democrat eoov
NJ Aata NEkA, Engines, EIC.--Esa,i.iy
Avn received an Agency from the
leh III he united states am prepared TO Ma
CHIMNEY 81 AL kinds, AID OF the perfect
the most favorable terms for cash or goc,t paper
Among many things, onumerate Lot oMorIyEs with an
nhroN ca wave arrangement, giving the best results S1A
IloNAf NulNts from 10 800 horse power 10 suit
the purposes Tor Which they needed guaranteed to
give satisfaction. -
PORTABLE ENGINES from to IL horse power adauted to
the use oil Farmers, Printing Offices, Hosting &c
POWER PRESSES OF new, SIMPLE durable and ef,ctiv,
character, aud very rapid work
Sh"p Fittings Power Paners, Boring and Mortcing Ma.
chinery SAN,I a pn,fi no
feb i4dy petershnro w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

Virginia VHHAsUING NAtHsNE.-Wc
v are now engaged in making large these Ma
'lnS Tor the Harvest of ls1 and experience and
success Tor several past, with the addition
important improvements, satisfied that be
to turn out machines which and will give the ost
uuqualhed eutorselu The
we Virginia lhasher Others general are he fol
loving Isl Us gr az strength and sinpcy 2ud It's abi
" to d" more work than performed by any other tnr
morse matI he drd 1t Is portable aud easily hauled hy two
olSe AN We have ais" succeeded in removing what has
heretofore been so obi ciiouable, necessity Tor
great speed on he part Of the bors machines ben so
'f'' ~ "''
chimes; " ' VI ''' VA
,,r.-,. ;, % AMHERST COUNTY, VA 1875
MlSNhS IL = NHlrrEMORE BROTHER Gents. Tho
"u' morse rover and Ihraser purchased Of Won IN uIv
L'S' proved most excellent machine about yrn
" PROPS Wlhh Eakns an about five tlousanl
p>hi anu nave gwen the satisfaction 10 ali
nave thraShed tor The it is more tornral,
eeine" g" grain than by other hrasher have ever se
ana tho grams are less broken worked i, win thr
Hrsrs ana once with uuly SURPRISING IN 500 ,b
"hai ease the machine swosked. Yours rcsncctnIlv wan
w, ,r;, II - -, :, IHOS W JONES
~ we VIII also furnish Reapcrs and Mowers of difere tnd
Hne@t Propeller straw Cutter superior narhine Hin
"NS cIcs ana Wine MIL Flows Grain Cradles Wbna, Iii
"e' @ca at the LynchbuIg Agricultural Works INNS
80. a,. WIN IEMORE JOSIIN
Successors htttr
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~ EW HOONs, NEW BOOKS
~ cuu III Mohata aud other Poems by Jas barron Hope
My Last Cruise 81 where and what saw by
"A W. liabrrshAm Il. r. n,
Poems, National aud Patri t,c, by e. w. Cutter,
Annogetdon, or the u, =. In Prophecy, by Baldwin,
Villas aud Cottages, by Calvert Naux,
The Border Rover, by Emerson l1onnctt,
VIVA or the Secret of Power by Mrs, Southwark,
Henry Lyle or Life aud Existence by Miss Marryat.
Marrying too Laie,
y Pilgrimage TO Ei Medinah and Meceah, by BURTON
The two igbts by the author of Struggles for Life,
Review OF GRmpbehsm Examined by NJ Lard.
Germany its Universities Theology and Religion by sehoif
Philosophy aud Practice of slavery by Dr w A Smith,
Hausold Tale of Bacona Rebellion, by Saint George
Fucker OF Richmond, Va
tannbaS AL, by George titzhugh,
Wythes Pocket Dose Book,
Gallery OF Poetic Pictures by James Fltz,
b"oG OF Public rrayeI, prepared by the reiormers
Calvin, kox, Bueer and others, for sale by
A : A L 4 =
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4 ,oKN-constaniiy ON hu.id and Tor sale nv
~ ma yts IL. {. HAlDi ~ co, PetersbiIrv


heEt Sis'S no. 4, N.HUNEATED SIpr,s
~ ihoolu a l. Or LIME,-lhe o Farmers
anu ildtIss Itspettiuiy called TO the com
pound Tor ther approaching spring planting
that
ies UNA! always depend upon being supplied tfNt-
Nt AND tNIt"lM AkittLf, Tor he constantly sup,,fl.
person thc ehic foeoaN Ui nanufae turt puina M,
tor puma ~
ms article has now been before the immunity for the -
ed I'VE yeais dufins winch time ana, M
'tBt number OF the must ieluttu Chemists
'uu mas oseh Htu hs various Farmers
~ III" emo" Nu ahst uNAIy erAaI ON, If
INT oes' proofs oil It's value Is tue greatly ineeas,d demand
pieteuthed IN the history OF Artoi Fertilizers and moi
eqofeh W peruvian Guano itself Mich If os -
hueh tdNahtage from the Tact OF the ammonia So luI,
III ''u'i M lhis preparation boin chcmcai, fixed
'ser uhl usspahus lIseIf progressively hen curru.
raIt' WIN inc sou tins aNaabe salt sElyLat. ala.
WIN soluble phosphate becomes fitted food for u, at
" ue'i p'iNis ana Ii ny thcI readily Ii viii
lo"i'u quil' as active IA inducing maturity rs uano
iatilc. - '' ga" 80 ~.
As there are large number super pospha,es in na,k.
ior INC 'aiut OF winch would like to be r.s,on.bi,
thhsiN request All purchasing plait
''NliNt Htil ~, winch will be sccrrI
toa agents all Of whom are of acknowled reevtabty
anu :" thol h"Id myself responsible
III; n1fSf phosphate All packages will ltsuctly brand
ca Consumers and dealers viii be Cnahied to max ral
with my set. ''' "e'"'''s
fAlteef> II G. HARDY co, my accredited an
oie agents of tht city OF Petersburg
-. &. b. DFBI'RG.