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officer summoned, stood before the chief,
and with proper salatation, awaited his be-
hest. .-
Station an armed sentry at every door
and window of the quarters, without delay!'
'The officer bowed acquiescence, and re-
tired. .-...
'Now, gentlemen continued Washington,
follow me!'
In moment more, the majestic tread of
the chief was heard on the stairway, and in
another, it shook the old beams that sup
ported the floor overhead.
'Trators!!' he shouted, as if the fate of
battle hung on his words, 'where are you?'
Striding through the narrow apartment,
almost at step, his calm, clear eye rested
on massive chest nearly over the seat he
had occupied in the room below, and in the
next moment his strong arm had torn aside
its covering of old clothes, beneath which,
lay the oldest son of Ira Flanders!
Six wel-nerved hands clutched the wretch
at once, lifting him as if he had been feath-
er from the floor, and then dashng him
down with such violence, that the old build
ing shook again.
'Villian! scoundreln cried the youngest
officer, who had rushed upon him; 'let my
sword reach his black hearth
Back. gentlemen! stand back from himH
exclaimed Washington, calmly but firmly
sHe must not be slain thus, much as he may
deserve it. Let US take him as a prisoner,
and fairly try him. lie may this moment
have come to this apartment, by command
of his father. The real traitor may have
escaped.
Magnanimous Washington! Always great,
always self-possessed; in his justice without
revenge: in his patriotism, without passion.
This providential discovery was followed
by the fair trial ordered by Washington
The guilt of young Flanders was traced to
and shared by his old father.
The paper had fallen from the hand of the
former. The secret visits of Flanders to
the upper room at the head quarters of
Washington, were now accounted for. In
one of these visits he had hidden his son,
who had obtained all the information he
could hear at each of the councils of the
commander-in chief, and transmitted it in
hurried writing to his father, every time the
old man came with provisions for the house
notwithstanding some for himself. From
him it was forwarded to the English lines,
us fast as possible, under various pretences,
as the plan of West Point would have been,
in the boot of Andre. but for the priceless
patriotism and dauntless courage of Pauld-
ing and his noble compeers.
Both father and son fell as they deserved
to fal--at the tap of the continental drum.
In dark recess back of Newbury, their
two dishonored graves may be pointed out
to the curious traveller, as the lonely spots
where lie the traitorous remains Of The
Two Tory SPIES.
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CT A New York correspondent of the
New Haven News says: "a novel mode of
securing lodgings is practiced by consid
erable number of persons when they happen
to be out late at night, and in consequence
are locked out Of doors at home, or, more
likely, who have become inebriated, and do
or families. Many such will jump into tire
city cars, which run all night, and ride back
and forth over the line. Many Of the roads
nre from three to four miles in
length, and consume two hours in making a
round trip. The fare is five cents each way.
Thus person can ride all night until six in
the morning at an expense Of 80 cents. This
is cheaper than lodging Mt a hotel beside the
additional advantage Of being up so much
earlier in the morning.
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THE YOUNG WIDOW.

She is modest but not bashful,
Free and easy, 5ut not bold:
Like an apple, ripe and mellow,
Not too young and not too old;
Half inviting, half repulslve,
Now advancing and now shy
There is mischief in her dimple,
There is danger in her eye. ~
She has studied human nature;
She is schooled in all her arts;
She has taken her diploma,
As the mistress of all hearts;
She can tell the very moment
When 10 sigh and when TO smile,
q, n maid is sometimes charming,
But widow all the while
Are you sad? how very serious
will her handsome face become!
Are yOu angry? she is wretchcd.
Lonely. irlendleSs, fearful, dumb
Are you mirthful? how her Laughter,
Silver-soundlug will ring out!
She can lure, and catch and play you,
As the angler does the trout.
Ye old bachelors Of forty,
Who have grown so bald and wise
Young Americans Of twenty,
With the lovelooks in your eyes
You may practice all the lessons
Taught by Cupid since the fall;
But know little widow
Who could win and fool you all
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MASONIC CURIosIrY,

A few days ngo our friend, Mr.. G. Black.
burn, found in a sack of Rio coffee, a copper
medal, bearing upon one side the represen-
tation Of the tent of a Knight Templar, SUR
mounted with the crown and cross, and sur
rounded with the motto SIN lsoc sigrao ri,a-
ces." On the reverse, in q wreath, the number
800 has been stamped over the number $40. ,
There is n motto on this s,de, but the medal
has been SO much worn as to make it illegible.
The date is 1922 The peculiar significance
of this medal will be appreciated by all
Massns who have attained the degree Of
knight Templar.-covington Ky. Jour-
nat. Esas rs S5s48galss- s5,zs.Sss = & ,g Sszszzs
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! G. The viii of Governor Blatchett, Of
Plymouth, Massachusetts, proved in 1888,
contains the following singular clause:
81 desire my body to be kept 80 long as
it may not be offensive, and that one of my
toes or fingers may be cut of, to secure q
certainty of being dead. further request
my dear wife. that as she has been troubled
with one old fool, she willnot think Of mar
ryino n second -. .s=a.E aEsfy .s:E Is geE&@
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rV-ln the course Of one Of his recent
speeches in Illinois, Douglas is reported to
have said-s.If God Almighty had intended
the negro for anything else but q slave, he
was q long time bringing it about" This
blasphcmous remark was received, as i
deserved to be, with the Kisses Of the multi
|tude. Sz&
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CARMEN BELLIC0SUM.


rThere is certainly more Of the pendor and glory and
music of battle in the following lines. by GUY HUM
pHaEY NcMAsrER, than in any other in our language
rrssysoS,s "Charge at Balaklsvs' Of the "six hund
red vii, not compare with it, either in picture
poetry:l s
In their ragged regimentals
Stood the old Continentals,
~. Yielding not, - ... se,gl~.-
when the Grenadiers were lunging,
And like hail fell the plungins
Cannot-shot;
When the files
OF the isles, 80
From ths smoky night encampment bore the banner OF
the rampant. "a "s 50
Unknown,
And grummer, grunmer, srummer, rolled the roll OF
Through the morni
Then with eyes to the front all,
And with guns horizontal,
Stood our sires! 10y
And the balls whistled deadly
And in streams flashed redly,
B.zcd the h.es! ..s ss ,.s
AZ the roar G.s -,s
On the shore, fszf &c., .
Swept the strong battle breakers Ger the green sodded
acres
And louder louder, louder, cracked the black gun
Cracking amain!
Now like smiths at their forges
Worked the red ST. Georges
Canoniers;
And the 'vilainous saltpetre'
Rang a fierce discordant metre
Round their ears;
As the swift
storm drift
With hot sweeping anger came the horse-guafa cian
Or our fanks;
Then higher higher, higher, burned the old fashiohed
Tnro, the ranks!
The od-fashoned Colonel
Galloped through the white infernai
Powder cloud;
And his broad-sword was swinging, e.
And his brazen throat was ringing
Trumpet loud;
Then the blue
Bullet few
And the trooper jackets redden al the po~" VI 'no
leaden, s.ra
Rifle breath,
And rounder rounder rounder, roared the iron SIX
FOUNDER,
ianth
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CARTER & COURTRlcHT,
Successors to Porter 4 Carter,)
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

auction and Commission Merchants
FOR THE SALE OF
He'chahdize, Houses, Lots, Lands, &c. Middle
Broadway, Council Bluffs. Iowa.
[ (NoNSiGNMENTS SOLICITED FROM HOME AND
abroad, and attended with proulptness and dis
patch.
REFER TO
Hon Thomas H, Benton. Jr, R Snow, G. A. Robin
soa VIM II Robinson, Council Bluffs; s. Drullard, Bui
eao 7, keeler, Albany, Ny. [ul3-u
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Astsd liquor Store, UIpss
Rrssdesy, 0pyessts ,. ID, He..,.
REST BRANDS OF CIGARS ALWAYS ON HAND
and for sale at wholesale and Retail - $500,
A1GVEL GoBILLAR, Agent
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THOMAS s. PAPIN,

Wholesale Dealers in Fancy Goods, I'M
porters Of Wines, Liquors & Cigars,
~ North Second street,
St. Louis, Missouri.
n20-Sni
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G. "Papa, does the logwood they put
into wine give it red color?"
eyes, certainly"
"Well, papa, is it the logwood in the wine
that makes your nose so red?" S.
"Hush your nonsense, child; here, Betty,
get candle and put this child to bed.'
"You have lost your baby, l hear" :"
said one gentleman to another. ...- ..a
eyes, poor little thing it was only FIVE
months old. We did all we could for it,
We had four doctors, blistered it's head and
feet, put mustard poultices all over it; and
gave it nine calomel powders. leeched its
temples, had it bled, and gave it all kinds Of
medicines, and yet after weeks illness it
lied.o '+ f' IT
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yERMOXr ELEcTIoN.

Z The official returns give Hall, the Repub-,
lican candidate for Governor, 90 $50; Keyes,,
Democrat, i, ,ss3S /; scattering, ls2. Halls
majority, 1891. -. ~.
2 CD A starving Irishman, wandering about
London, came to building bearing the in.
sciption- e.-.
@Lying in Hospital
s'By the powers y he exclaimed, ssthas'ss
THE place f"r me for I've been lying ous fcr
n fort snieht.o 7
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CThe most remarkable instance we
ever heard of, was that of man who sat up
all night, because he could not decide which
to take off first his coat or his boots.
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cy 'You are i'll, friend 'Yes, my eye
is nhamed and very painful. Doyou know
of any remedy?' 'Do as did last week
with tooth, have it OUT
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With whiskers thick upon my face 1T,
lwent my fair TO see
She told me she could never love
Abcdr faced man like me-, .,.r.-
shaved them clean, then caliod again,
And thought my troubles o'er
She laughed outright, and said was
More bare faced than before.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-05-08
Hletai)nifal.
STOVES! STOVES!

4 LDRlDGE " Co., are now receiving
n their fall supply OF Cooking and Part"r
Stoves, AMONG which are 20 he found OH
Royal cook fat Top, three sizrs: the GIbee
Air-tiSht fox wood or coal the Belle of the
stat - ; the Royal Enlarged Fire Box, for
wood the Girard Air-light for coal or wood
the Golden Cook for wood. improved the
woodland II Dmr. II beautiful wood Stove,
an entirely new pattern. elevated oven and
L great variety al other cnnking Stoves u ut
named, all superior BIkcrs, to which
We invite the attention of all p ersons want-
ing stoves, rs we know that we tan sell them
As low as they can he bought in any other
market. We have. also. Il gIcat variety =
Parlor and Hall Stoves, both Tor wood and
coal.
The Public are Respectfully Invited To
call and examine oar assortment, where can
also he FUND y great many Housekeeping
articles such as smoothing Irons. cast iron
llulluwware, Tined aid pore 'lainc lined for
preserving purposes. Glass Globe Lantorns.
Fluid Lamps. Jtp,n ch TIN ware, French
Wash Bowls, Britannia Table and Tea Spoons
Iron table and bastin@ do. Waffle Irons,
Soap stone Griddl"s, Sheet Zinc Dicken-
sons Patent Butter lsnrn, very supcrlo:
article; hlrcoal and Stone coal Furnaces.
&c, all ofwhch will BE- sold on accoinnodL.
ting terms. at the EI.kTON STOE L
HOUSE, corner Main and Bridge streets.
Elkton, Sept. II, ALDRlDGE q Co.
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Farmers Depot 4 Plaster Mills.

Cor York Arcnue and CoHorhM Street,
PHILADELPHIA offer a large stock
4 of Chcm;cIl NJ ,nu,cs AMI Fer ilzers at low
prices. and warranted to be genuine. Among
which will be found;
1000 tons No, | Government Pcruvi IN Guano.
1000 toLs Ic Burg's No. | super Phosphate Of
Lime.
The above standard articles arc each Of ther
kind. the best in the VOL |. Our Land Plaster.
manufactured fr"m selected stone. is celebrate
throughout the Mon for its purity and strength:
WE INVITE ORDERS FOR
De Gurs'S No, Super Phosphate of Lime.
No Government Peruvian Itlnuo
Frrncns Improved Super phos phac of Lime.
Frcnch'S Phila,!cll hi1 poulrettc.
No Phosphate Gu,no (Phiad Cos)
Mexican Guano O.
Ezra Land Plaster. Ordinary Land Plaster.
Chemical Bone. Pure Bone Dust
Fish tiuaho. Ground Charcoal.
10000 Barrels Land Plaster,
1000 Casting Plaster
10000 Hydraulic Cement,
1000 True Roman Cement.
1000 Portland (Ensish) Cement.
ALSO =
Dentists Plaster, Pow d Anh Coal lin bis
Stereotype Plaster. Pow'd Bit. Coal. lin bbs }
Glass Makers Plaster, Grid Brown Stone,
Ground Soap Stone White sand. :.
Ground White Marble, Grid Bricks. for Painters.
Ground Blue Marble. Chemical Bone Dust.
FRENCH. RICHARDS Il CO..
Steam Mills and Farmers Depot,
Cor. York avenue and Callowhill street
March =. ISjo-2m. Philadelphia.
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New Carriage Mandatory
ELKTON, ND.
". A. HAIL s. 20.

u ESPECTFULLI Inform the public that
l1;hcy have commenced the manutactory
Of carriages in Elkton. at the shops formerly
occupied by Robert Marshbnnk, where all
orders in their line will be promptly attended
to. Carriages Of every description made to
order, of the best material and the most fl it'll
full workmanship and insured for one year, if
properly used. having practical acquaint
ancc with the business, acquired in the first
establishments in Philadelphia. and havn.
some of the best workmen in their employ
they fatter themselves that their work will
compare favorahly witt. that done in the
cities. as to style, price and durability. All
they ask to satisfy the public, on these points,
isa fair trial. They solicit share Of the
public patronage.
05-Oid carriages taken in exchange for
new, and liberal prices allowed. Repairing
promptly attended to, at moderate rates,
march II ly.
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Esculapius Drug Store.
BenncttS EmbrOcatiOn!!

% THIS Great l.inimcnt is now ALMOST uni
" versally used ~ the best pp'icat;on for man
~ or horse for all outward affections. such a.,
Sprains Pains, bruises, Fresh Cuts, Ehcu-
matism. Neuralgia, &c. 1t gives instant relief,
and makes far more cures than any other linament
sold 1t is also found upon experience, to be a
certain cure for chnPpcd cracked hands. and
makes them white smooth and soft. To those who
are annoyed with rough and sore hands. it is cs.
pccaly recommended. 1t has gained the almost
entire medical faculty where it is known to its ia
vor. and is largely prescribed in their practice.
with entire satisfaction. Don't suffer hen. but use
BENEFITS Enbr"cation. the great Lnancnt
BenneWs Dio1rhGa .nirture.
This mixture is too well known to nee,l comm ent
1t is undoubtedly safe and the most speedy cure
now known for Cholera M"rbus. Diarrh,ca. Chulic.
and all Ike affections Of he bnwcl, and should
have place in the medicine ches, ofevcry family
as it might be required in time of emergency to
save life The season is now approaching for bow
81 affections, and it is to be hoped thar every fam.
lily will supply themselves with this mixture. "A
word to the wise Is sufficient"
Benefits Ind,an O1L
Ibis splendid preparation for the hair has stood
The test OF competition. and rises superior in the
conflict OF Pumalcs. kLlharons, Reg generators AID
all else hctped uDon the people. This Indian Oil
Is truly deserving the name it bears. as clean
and invisorating Tonic for the head aud brautying
properties upon The har.lt is much improved.
oeiEs now, by iiItcring process, cleaned of all
impurities aud is balm sufficient TO bcnutify the
hair without tho greasy aud gloomy appearance
gwen by most all hair preparations. 1t is also
put up in larger bottles which makes it very de-
s'rahlc and cheap Hair Oil.
~ These medicines are for sale by all Drug
gists. Merchants and others must order from
JOSEPH $, BENNETT.
Apr %. 10l Market 81, Wilmington. Del
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

IS0S.--,d by special en- zen t, for the
relief of the sick and distressed, al;ce and Niru-
lent and Epidemic dircascs.
The directors of this well known Institution, in
their Annual report upon The treatment of Sexual
Diseases. for the year ending January ls 1873,
express the highest satisfaction with the success
which has attended the lnborS Of the Consulting
Surgeon. in the cure Of Sperm. atorrhna. Seminal
Weakness Impotence. GonorIhr Il ilcet, Syphilis
The vice of Onanism or scif.abusc, &c. and order
and continuance Of the same plan. for the ensuing
year. The Consulting Surgeon is authorised to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS. to all who
apply hy letter. with a description of their condi,
ton cage. occupation, habits Of life &c.) and III
eases Of extreme poverty. to FL NlSll MEDl.
CINE FREE OF CHARGE. Some of the new
remedies and methods of tire hmcut disco, cred dur.
ing the last year. are of great value.
An admirable Report on Spcrmatorrhwa. or
Seminal Weakness the vice If Onani>m Mnsiur-
baton. or selfabust. and cher diseases of the
sexual organs. by the Consulting Surgeon, will be
sent by mail lin sealed enyclope) + X L L . 1
CHARGE. on receipt of two Stamps for postage. -
Other Reports and lracts on the nature and treat.
ment of sexual diseases. diet &C. are constantly
being published for gratuious distribution, and
will be- sent to the Ilcted.
Address. for Report or Treatment Dr. q EoRG l.
Il. CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon. Howard AsSo
citation. No South Ninth street, Philadelphia
Pa. BY order Of the Directors,
EZRA b. IIEA TWELL.
GEO FARCHILn. President.
Secretary. Jan 30. lojS-ly.
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ALIEN s. NEEDLES
SuDcr-Ph0sphate Of Lime.

TUE EEST FERTILIZER Tx Use FOR
COrN. OATS. WHEAT. POTATOES. GRASS,
Onl other crops requiring vigorous and last
ing manure.
Pamphlets describing it. ard the mode of ap.
plying can be had gratuitous.y ut stores. or
by mail when desired.
Price S45 per 2000 lbs. e. cents per b.)
y liberal deduction made to DEAL rs.
Ecgrctting our inabiliyo I'LL all the orders last
fall. owing to unfortunate and unforeseen accidents
and draw backs it tlords pie to state that
the necessary rep Mrs and preparation having been
completed, we are now prepared to supply all de-
mands without delay. Our friends will please
bear IN mind that our article is an old cStnb isncl
one. always reliable and uniform in its constitute
We have. also TWO CAltGOES OF
Pacific Ocean GuanO,
which can conf !ently recommend as being
equal in value to Peruvian Guano. and many
farmers consider it SUPERIOR.
Price $45 per 1000 lbs. u. cents PER D.)
No. |. Government Peruvian Guano
For sale ut the lowest rates.
.g7 The leading Agricultural Journals anil
Newspapers regularly filed at onr oi sc for the
use of Farmers. ALLEN 4 NEEDLES,
No II Sou h Wharves and II South Water st,
First store above Chestnut St, Philadc pha.
Feb u, lSjS-3m
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Garden and Flower Seeds.
III. A. DREER,
s Il EDM Nd FLO RIST.

327 Chestnut Street, Ph'tmlsiphm,
nFFEl;S Urge and well selected Stock of
" GARDEN and FLOW Err SEEDS. principally
of his own growth. and all the novelties recently
received from Europe Attention is called to the
following choice varieties of
VEG ETABIE SEEDS:
Among the Peas. the following can BE- recon-
menled: Extra E,nLr D,viEL y RoUn<E. the
best early Pea in England; Extra Early Tom
Thumb. only 10 inches high, and productive
Champion Of England =; Harris NJ mmoih Dwarf
Marrow; Coles Crystal White Celery: Early Pari
Caulifower Extra Early Tarnip Beet Fairy
London; and Winnigstldt Cabbage; New Inter
mediate Carrot eirly Dcmislong Scarlet Rndish ;
fejce ISLAND Tomato sclid and fine havor'd Ger
man Wax Pole Beans. pods entirely stringl s.
tender. and delicious; orange Bradford. and
Pomnria Water Melon with many other new and
desirable varieties. with all the old: approved and
standard sorts His sock of
FLOWER SEEDS,
comprises all varieties suitable for the Garden or
Grren House many cAtircly new and rare
varieties. ALSO,
Ora SIS SEEDS:
HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS in great
variety; Books on Horticulture. Agriculture and
Rural Affairs; FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL
TREES Choice E,cr-Blooming Roses this col
lection having taken the first premium for four
successive years; j Grape Vines. Raspberry. Law
ton Blackberry, Currant, Gooscbcrry and Straw
berry Plants OF all the most approved varieties.
Mammoth Ehubarh and Asparagus Roots.
.3'Just Published Mr.. Coverings Expert
mcnts in sugar Making from the Chinese Sugar
Cane Prise 10 cents per copy.
C"talogue' forwarded by mail to all applicants.
March -, 1873
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Read tie Testimonials receired withia the
mast month";.


Benton IIoLLIScswoRTH. ESQ. Elkton Cecil
county Md. says, January IL. lsjs - applied
DE Burg to my oats last spring. 200 poun.s per
| can safely say. raised double the guam.
tiy Of oats TO the from the application 1T
the same line | svwcd clover seed and now | Gin
plainly see the advantage of the DE Burg. | was
go much pleased with its effects on the oats and
clover that put my wheat III with it last fall.
and now it looks fully Us well as wheat sown with
No. Peruvian Guano. In my opinion, De Burg
is better at all times for Clover and Timothy than
Peruvian Guanu.;'
WV. W. BLArk ESQ. Cecil county. MI. SAYS
Jan. 10. l5jS - applied the De Burg las
slrIng. at the rate of table spoonful TO the hill
for corn dropping the corn first and tho De Burg
on it Upon part Of the fl Id used plaster and
ashes also in the hill. think | am safe in say
ing. that where applied the DE Burg, l made
double the quantity of corn Ia the acre that did
whore applied the plaster and ashes. and the ear:
Of corn were much the largest. My oat ground
was lined the year before. cxcopt about four
TO which applied the Dc Burg. The oats on tn e
De Burg part WAS much the best. and nearly
double as many 10 The acre From my experience
with Peruvian Guano. as Il crop grower and fer
tzor. should prefer De Burg at the same cost.
and think it far preferable
JouS W MoOHE ESQ. Cecil county. Nd. saws
Feb. llth. 1888 - Last Spring | applied De Burg
in the hill 10 my corn. at the rate of l7j pounds
per acre and am well pleased with the result
The yield of corn was fully equal to that produ ed
by 80 pounds of Peruvian Guano the SINE
field. sown broadcast and pluwcd in
II. II. NEsrlrr. ESQ, Cecil county, Nd says.
Jan. 9th, 1888 -. applied De Burs last spring
TO my corn, at the rate Of 800 lbs per brca
cast, and gathered the same number Of bu shos
OF corn as ! have heretofore from the same number
of pounds OF Peruvian Guano. applied in the same
way l applied De Burg to my whe,t last fall,
and at this time it promies fuc crop
BENJAMIN HANNA, ESQ.,, Cecil county NIL saws
Jan IS, 1888 -" DE Burg has done NOR" for me