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ABATEMENT OF THE FEVER.

''It is with feelings of devout gratitude to AL
mighty God," says the Charleston Mercury. "That
we announce the abatement of the epidemic. The
official report of the Board of Health, in another
column, announces only eighty-ope interments
from yellow fever for the past seven days. The
cloud which has been overshadowing our commu-
nifty for so many weeks is lifting and WILL we trust
rA-iis -l;..reAA.-11i.h- -harAarad and AA.sAIzA'
hearts, our people, who have been so busily en-
gagged in alleviatng the distresses of the suffering,
will look to the Source of all consolation with
thankfulness for their own preservation and graf
itude fer being enabled to adequately perform the
sad solemn services that have fallen to their lot
snd return to their usual avocations."
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RETURN.DAY,

Saturday last was Return Day for York Dis
trict. During the early part Of the week. there
was every indication that our people recognized
the necessity of forbearance, which these trouo'
lous times ought to impose upon every man. and
every body's pulse beat lightly Saturday night,
however, told different tale-the Clerks book
showing return of at least $50 cases. Except
ing the return to last Court this is the largest in
ficted upon the District for severa! years.
The cases are to great extent ''small and
meau," and pretty we'll scattered; so that COM
paratively little damage has been done.
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For the Yorkville Enquirer.
INDIAN LAND AGRICULTURAL SOCKETS

INDIAN LAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Mr.. Editor You have not had an authorized
report Of the proceedings Of the Indian Agricul-
tural Society, at their recent annual meeting, be:
cause the President had some Committee appoint
ments to make which he desired to publish
with the other minutes. As there was no need
for haste, the appointments we're not made out un-
til yesterday. But to the proceedings:-
The Society assembled in the Methodist Church,
at Rock Hill, at o'clock, for the purpose Of ap-
pointing committees to examine stock &c., and
award premiums. This done, an intermission oc-
CURED to enable the committees to perform their
duties, when, at II o'clock, the Society assembled
to hear the address Of the annual orator, and the
reports from the different committees. Mr.. MIL
LER made speech of about the right length, to
a large crowd of hearers. It was well received
and highly spoken Of by the auditory. Any fur
ther comment is deemed unnecessary, as 1 hope
the speech will be published. In reference to 1t
the Society unanimously adopted the following
resolutions -
Rssolved, That the thanks of the Association
are due to Jno. L. Miller, ESQ.,, for his able and
interesting address delivered before the Anniver-
sary meeting of this Society. q"
Resolved, That Committee be appointed to re-
quest o. copy for publication. f..
The committee was made to consist Of Capt.
Jso. MASSEY, EDWARD MOORE and R. A. SPRINGS.
The Committee on Farms made their report on
farms, which had been divided into four divisions.
A premium-a walking cane, worth five dollars
was awarded to Mr.. THOMAS WH1rEsIDEs, for the
best managed farm in his division; to ALLEN Ron
1Nsos, Col. ". B. WILSON and HENRY K1IIlAs,
each similar premium for the best managed
farm in their respective divisions. To JOHN
STEELE for the best brood Mare, premium; to JAS.
McELwsE, for the best Colt; to THOMAS NREIY,
for the best Mule Colt; to Rev. A. WHITE, for tho
best Bull; to JOSEPH WATSON, for the best Mich
Cow, premium; to sAM'L JOHNSON, for the best
Boar and Sow Pig; to DR.. c. P. sASDIfRn, for
the best two year old Boar; and to HuaH srsr-
soN, for the best Bureau
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GEOLOGICAL REPORT.

In reply to inquiries as the means Of obtaining
copies Of the Reports on the State Survey, Mr..
L1EsEn has published the following paragraph
SIN Columbia, Mr.. R. L. Bryan is enabled to
supply ctpes; in Charleston, they may be had at
Messrs. Russell & Jones' and at Messrs. Courte-
nays. Besides this, the Librarian Of the State
Library Mr.. Bowman, has despatched parcels to
different portions of the State, where they will be
found at stores and court houses. The members
of the Legislature, am told, will receive their
copies here, as has previously been the case"
Several copies are yetin the hands of Mr.. Moore,
our Clerk.
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NEW GROCERY.

Messrs. MEAcHAM WHEELER have opened out
Grocery near the Depot. See their advertise
ment. Mr.. MEAcHAM has been in the business for
several years, and is welltrained in all lts oran-
ches. He is straight forward, reliable trader.
These gentlemen propose to make bids on cot
ton and other produce; and with the other buyers
intend to make ours an attractive market. Sue
ceee to them
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CANAAN CAMP-MEETING.

The Rev. Mr.. WooD requests US to state that
this meeting will commence on Thursday evening"
October 7th.
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v.MADE CLOTHING.


Mr.. SINRIL is receiving his assortment OF ran
and Winter Clothing, which he promises to sell al
low prices. Give him call.
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-Gerritt Smith wrote letter to the
Dress Reform Convention lately held in
Western, New York, apologiziug for his nom
appearance as speaker, and adding: i am
81 years old-my life is full of labors. l
have felt all the older since my terrible fever
last fall. TRUST your meeting will be a
good one Oh, when will women have too
much self:respect to indulge in this dress
foolery? How ashamed would she be of man,
were he to put on hoops, and dress his hair
and deck his neck and ears with jewels p
In spite of her vanity, woman holds herself
in very low esteem. She does not think Of
comparing herself-in diguity-with man.
The comparison would put an end to this
trifing with herself, and to this sad and
shameful self:degradation.
- The scheme of crossing the ocean with
q balloon has been proposed by Messrs.
Wise and Steiner, and each has offered to
build an air ship of the requisite size, and
make the trip, but has failed in getting
subscription of twenty thousand dollars for
the purpose. Mr.. La Mountain says he will
remain in this city during the present win
ter, and build balloon sixty-6ve feet in d.
smeter, with an extensive power of five tons,
with which he will cross the ocean, starting
from this city in May next, and land within
twenty-five miles Of any given point in Eu-
rope. He has discovered principle which
will enable him to retain the gas in his bal
loon for any length of time, and be is conf
dent that the air can be nav;gated as we'll as
wster. aud with as little diHiculty.-7roy
M - Times.
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ITkIESEMAR PROTECTED BY ROY


L AL Letters Psent of England, and secured by
the Seals of the Ecole de Pharinace de Paris. and
the Impe ial College of Medicine, Vienna. Trese-
mar No is a remedy for Relaxation, Spermatorrh@
and Exhaustion of tue system. Triesemar No Of
feetualy in the short Of three days complete
IL and entirely eradicaes all traces of those disor
ders which CO, ayia and cubebs have 80 long been
thought an andote for to the ruin of the health Of
vast Portion of the population. Trissemar No Sis
great Continental remedy for that class Of disorders
which, unfortunately, the English physician treats
with mercury, to the inevitable obstruction of the
patients constitution and which all the sarsaparills
in the world cannot remove. Triesemar Nos ], 2,
aad alike devoid OF taste or small, and of ali
.lauseatng qualities. They may lie the toilet ia
BILE without their use being suspected. Sold in tin
cases and divided in separate doses as administered
by Felpeau, Lalleman, Roux, Ricord &c, &c. Price
So each. four cases 10 one for 49, which saves 3d.
and in $27 cases. Sold by DR. II A BARROW, No
l5T Prince street. few blocks west of Broadway.
New York. Immediately receipt of the amount,
DR. will forward the SO cases Of Tresemsr and the
large Sizes carriage paid, thus insuriny genuine
European preparations. The So cases also sent but
not free of carriage Consultations as usual, from
eleven. A NJ, till two. M, from four till eight, = NJ ,
No i57 Prince street, few blocks west of Broad
way Sold also by
FISHER WINSTON. Drugeists,
NH 29--dl2m Richmond.
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RUNAwAYs.

~ $25 REWARD.--Ran away from
the subscriber, on the 18th inst, two NEaRO
sROYs: ANDERSON. bright mulatto, l6 or
XII. IL years old about feet or inches high,
and bulky; also, BEVERLY aboutthe same height
likely they are in the neighborhood of Mr.. Philip
St. Geo ge Cookies or Mr.. Rhoderick Payne's. In
Powhatan. They are both together, and may be
aiming for Richmond For their delivery to me,
will give twenty dollsrsif taken in Cumberland and
ROBERT T. GOODMAN.
Address Columbia, Fluyanna co., Va.
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DEDUCTION IN COKE.-The prices of

PRESIDENTS oFklUE,
VIRGINIA j. TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co..
Lynchburg, Aug s, 1858.
MOTICE.-The Eleventh Annual Meet
~ ing of the Stockholders of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company will be held in the
Hall of their Depot, In the city Of Lynchburg, on
Wednesday, the 18th day of September next.
FORM OF PROXY.
K,osy oil men by these presents: That we, the sub
scribers, being Stock holders in the Virginia and
Tennessee Railr' ad Company. do hereby constitute
and appoint our true and lawful attoJ-
ney and proxy to represent eaca of us in al general
meetings Of the Stockholders of said Company, when
we are not personally present, with full power and
authority at such general meeting, to give such
vote or vates and to do such other act or acts as
each of US could give do if We were personally
present.
Witness our hands and seals, this day Of 1856
SEAL
WITNESS, SEAL
SEAL
18th Bylaw: proxies, to represent stock in their
general annual meetings shall only be valid for the
space of two years from the GATE thereof.
By order ofths Board of Direct rs.
au ii -dtl5S VIII Ii HUGHES. sec'y.
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NORTHERN CITIES:

arTHR6UGH TICK ETS to ALL the above poin tt
procured at this Office Broad street. Shockos Hlll.
a1- Passengers py this route, breakfast ana SUI
8. ASHLAND, the birthplace OF Henry Ciay. aao
dire on board the comfortable Steamers Det~eet
Aauia Greek and Washington
IN SIGHT OF Mt. VERNON.
i. RUTH, Supt.
JAS WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
OFFICE R.. P. r. K. Co.
/, Richmond, Sept7, 1858. J Sc .
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2 $3.50 KEWAKD.-Ranaway from

Ia my farm, Cragton. early in October laet,
~ bright mulatto girl. named NANCY GRAN
&1HAM sometimes calling herself MARY.
She has bright Hack EYES, long black eyelashes.
thin visage. bushy head of hair. of sanity color,
straight stabilize FORM and steps long when walk
ing and is abont fftes n years old. will give $500
for apprehension and delivery to me at my farm
and $50 for the discovery OF her with suf
the city of Richmond, living the Monumental
Church. and was last seen going from Manchester to
that part of the town.
au 3I-2w WIN CHRiSTIAN.
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-
SPECTACL T. S-P e II

~ CFEOIhOD c-I u D
TX BILE GLASsE5.-The public are
hereby informed that in our very complete as
sortment of SPECTACLE we continue 70 keep, as
we have done for any years. a full a@sortment OF
PEBBLE aLASSE5 in steel and gold frames. With
an expereLC of .irty years In this department. OF
our business, and particular attention In adapting
glasses ali the requirements OF the eyes, We ars
enabled to give general satisfaction in our specta-
cles.
CATARACT GLASSES. also, always on hand. EYE
GLASSES, gold steel and shsil. OF every variety
GLASSES Of every variety htted In Old frames.
MITCHELL TYLER,
An 2J-d3mkcw6m 1h8 Main street.
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Q6OO REWARD.-JEFFRIES' AN
ucsZSOJ TInlTE spECIEIC MIXTuRE for the


WCUU TlDOTE, SPECIFIC MIxTURE for the
euro of Gonorrhoea. elect, Structures, and similar
disorders. 1t makes speedy cure without the least
plication to business The proprietor challenges a
single case of recent aonorrhHa which the mixture
will not cure under forfeiture Of $500. Further
the disease cannot be contracted If dose OF the Mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiment.
and long experience have proved that it will radi
cally cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result is obtained in from two to ten days
and as it neither creates nausea nor oends the pal
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation in diet or
interruption to usual ursuits sound sleep heal
thy digestion, tine Nuisance is thus removed as
speedily is consistent with the production OF q
entirely vegetable, and no Injurious effect, either
constitutisnaily or locally, can be caused by its
use
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New York, G
Il Ring No go, Broadway, corner OF John street.
rs CALLEN DER, corner OF Sd and Walnut SITS.
agent for Philadelphia. -
Sold by FISHER 4 WINSTON,
ia 22-dIy Richmond Va.
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R : ERIN AND WESTERN
ii Or E-CAKKItNu THE GREAT UNITED
cepted,) between Richmond. Washington, Balti-
more. phiidelphia and New Yor., snd oil lmSGr
iCKSBURta and POTOMAC RA ILkOAD. 10 miles,
and by sp.endU end comfortable Steamers thence
TO Washington, u miles, in all ia miles IN hours;
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate speed
Hours of departure, 6:f5 A. n, and "a r M.
DA0aAGE, under charge OF Special Agents,
CHECKED THROUGH to Washing ten Baltimore,
FAKE 10 rHg NORTHERN CITIES:
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= STORE DWELLING FOR RENT,

- 1877 BROApSrREEr.-Ith has been thoroughly
rsnared aud ia considered of the best locations
for any kind of busnessin the neighborbood Rest.
six hundred dollars per annum. Apply to j. Il
has constantly on hand an assortment OF Moleskin
Hats Of the best quaity at So 5oand his celebrated
falfskn sswed Boots at the unprecedented low price
Of So 80 PER pair. Terms cssh-cne price only.
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~ "a ASH AND IVA.
ISca4x-N RACES-FALL MEETING
lSSS-The proprietor Of this

~ AA B II L. "A Nj VA.
&A|eaHx<& RACES-FALL MEETING
lS5S.-The proprietor Of this
and beautiful Race
Course sixteen miles North of Richmond, directly
on the line of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, begs to announce to the racing
world, the following stakes to be run for over bis
course this Fall. commencing on TUESDAY, the
18th day Of October 1855, and continuing four days.
and hopes that the of racing stock win send
in their ntrances without delay.
TUEspAY-Fsrst Day -Sweepstak e for three years
old colts and hilies, mile heats, SEQ entrance $50
Forfeit To close the LIST of October.
SECOND RAcE-Sanas Dd1-sweepstake for three
years old colts and lies $50 entrance, half forfeit
two mile heets. To close the LIST Of October.
"WEDNESDAY - Second Ddy.-Proprietors Purse
$500, three mile hoats
THURSDAY THIRD Day-Jockey Club Purse $1,000,
four mile heats
REIDAY-F Fourth Ddy-The Ashland Handicap
Sweepstakes. two and half miles $l60subscription,
$50 forfeit. S25 declaration. il declared By the 18th
Of September To clos ON the LIST of September.
Ample stabling and the best accommodations will
be furnished to all who may attend Racers and
Trainers will find the Ashland Hotel all that Ii
desirable.
For entries other Information. address the pro-
prieter at Ashland Hanover colnty, Va.
au 3-dtd JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Proprietor
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OhiCE kEDUCED III five UOLbhRO.
-Ruptures curedi Ruptures radically cured
The price of Dr. Shermans great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 to only S. placing
in the power of all obtain Of these invaluable
Trusses and be perfectly cured This Truss can Gen.
venientfy be sent by mail or express to any portion
send a measure Of your hips or pelyis-saying
whether you desire weak or strong spring, dis
tinctly writing your name and place OF residence
The Dad of this Truss works the ball and socket
system giving it great latitude of motion. to
APPLY its pressure at any given point, and then fixing
it there at your pleasure by small lever attached
1t 10 worn with perfect comfort The Truss is neat
instrument, being perfectly simple and not at all liza
BILE TO get out of order be broken II has cured
great number persons in this city and throughout
the State and will most eheerfully refer to gen
tlemen who are well known for their yeracity and
responsibility who have themselves been thoroughly
cured of this dangerous disease and tina too in
of long standing and of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce it the very best Truss
known.
The money for tho Truss must invariably be cent
in advance.
Persons not knowing as can send their money to
any merchant or friend In the city, will give
sny reference responsibility aud promptpess
The Truss OK any information concerning IT. can be
had of q. 9. JACKSON,
No. II Main street, Richmond.
~ s. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
tured, should by all means .btain one; for they will
not only cure, but no durable that they are the
cheapest in the end.
Ali kinds Of Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
terms. de bly,
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r ANCTHYR HANIC.--BAHH 81
/ Cq1nr11Tn MONTH QAnOIlHA~-l
I. ~ 81 ii = kS4SB =:
Cher sF4c fept 81 ssls s. NJ ssosss = ~ eosnr
az Main and Pearl QEoeo. 49, " .. 49, =
Country nsrcheuS1. y hilebuyinR IL ~ city, WI
nnd Il their interest 70 give call, - sm tetsfs
mind tOeeI on - Teespasbie retW - Che esms ca
~ bUuahf an1wtsY4tn thect unity.
watches aud 1ewelry rsraizsd y seoss essiee, by
sxpssisncsd wofhnsg1: = ~ =. nnI ..,,s.
"TfR BATTLR or Dos
WOnTH rIxLD.S
2 sspd out psrsuivant Il arms,
70 stanley's regiment; BID him bring hs
kBs1brs ensfisefug, lest his son George An
Into the blind cave Of eternal night.
I'm me bowl Of wine: UyE NJ wAlcsi
Historians have perplexed Their bfsinsin attempt.
ing 20 account for King Kichar6s defeat % Boz
worth Field. The true reason 10 C. BE- tcund IN the
last sentence Of the above quotation Richard rot
o watch which had been bupgied In tho repeifine,
and his calculations end combinations. we're bsfed
By fts inaecurscy. Reader Avsfd evils Of kindred
character, b. sending yonf watch sor 5ygsir e
jy5 Corner iith and Main. Richmond. We.
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.-00UoDr1GDD1oU11oy1Ug
TaI GR5zT E1EfDY
aasrsaoarrs dH "a ik RIM S safszas
esssi fss1;Es az q q; i9.'
sS RssssHs. IN sT:f s SSSssr
.ddfes sour and Aid stomach and all Bowel
HArrsuoAh1S,sss;!s,' qSs6I REA1r
CuEes ~ Pain. snd pssssats Bowel C1nl-
"a s
H0RNE's CuREALL win prevent Loossusss Of
ne Towels ana cure al Patns
Ard sIl .Drussisss IN Rlchmond, Norfolk and e.
ROERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.
= s SSEsaAAys H HSkLAsB s sITTsss
sS:RHH4yyEs H H,LIANP RR ,TTksss
B)ERHAvES HOLLAND BITTEkS
B0kkHAyk'S HOLLAND B!TrkRS
R RokEHAys Ho LLANp B sITTEks
The celebrated Holland remedy tor
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE or THE KIDNEYS,
Liver Co M PL ANTI
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various afecoone coneeQaens upon oiS
STOMACH OR LIVER,
Such a. Indigestion, Acidity OF the Stomach,
C0lisky Pains Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite Dsspon-
dency, Cestiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In
all Nervous Rheumatic. and Neuralgia AFFECTIONS
il has In numerous instances proved highly benen-
cial and in others effected q decided cure.
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles. after the manner OF the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerfare. Because OF
its great in most ofthe It's In
troductioninte the States was intended more espe-
caiy for those OF fAtherland scattered here aud
there the face of this mighty country Meeting
American public. knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtoes must be acknowledged.
1t ia particularly recommended ; those persons
whose Constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous use OF ardent spirits. or other forms Of
dissipation Generally instantaneous in effect, 1t
finds its way directly to the seat of life, thrilling
and quickening every nerve, raising up the droop.
ing spirit, and, in fact. iRfusing new health and
NOTTOE-Whoever expects to find this beve-
rage will be Disappointed but to Sick weak and
low spirited it will prove grateful aromaflc cor
dial possessed of singular remedial properties.
CAUTION!
The great popularity OF this dsligh tfu ARENA has
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
HOLLAND BITTExS fair trial. One bottle will
con vince you how infinitely superior 1t Is to all
these limitations.
SOLE pROPRlkTOkS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. - CO.
PHARMACEUTlSTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
s1sold by nearly all the Druggists in this city.
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NAvAsSA GUANO-THE RICHEST

NAVASSA GUANO-THE RICHEST
A~PHosPHArICGUANO IMPORTED-Your at
tention is respectfully invited to the annexed Anal
especially ~ ihs fact therein shown that ii consans
in given bulk greater amount of phosphates
than is found in any other msnurs natural or arti-
hcia Jet offered to the public. Phosphoric acid Is
now admitted by the best Agricultural authorities
to be the thing above al others necessary 10 DO
returned to the SOIL to able 1t to produce an nm
fsilingiy good crop without permanently imra ring
its general fertility 10 this 6usno we have II pre-
'' As have only limited quantity Of this 6uano
for saio here this season am anx;ou' 20 nave some
Of it tried in esery d;ssr CT and also that en- a.
try il may favor me. through my agents. with the
earliest Information as how far i. has practically
borne out tn anticpations Of those who have asi
20 enable me and my district agents to make early
arrangements for an adequate supply for the follow.
Div 81 Duane from the Ghincha Islands. its yearly
advancing price, and the exhaustive effects prosu.
ced by its too freq aenf application to the land from
its possessing too much ammonia, In proportion 10
its phosphates Navssa Guano exces II in practical
use. and especially TO the farmer a. permanently
from the application Of Navassa Gue1o more rbos
pilates than the crop would deprive 1t of.
give guarantee on purchasing that they viii sell
Very Is,spscsiaiiy. wa MURDOCH.
No. - ExcHANRx BUILDING,
Balt3 'Xpril ath, ISIS
Report Of Analy1is efIN Grass. G'.ano invade for
The sample was found upon analysis to be COM
posed - fellows:
Bone Phosphate Of Lime. sa7s
Containing Of fhosphoric Acid............3ss 81
Fluoride Of Calcium. ............... aH
Per Oxice Of Iron and some Alumna 90
Wstsf. Sc-............. -
100.
The extraordinarily high percentag Of Phosphate
O Lame above stated. reccmmeuds this article st
once - SUPERIOR phosphatc manure. especAIly q
the present time, when tho want Of the better quail
tiles Of Ph0epatic 6uAnos u most esSiouLy felt
Tho presence Of yluoyids Of Calcium b ~ sligtt
importance, This Aubstance Deryes - direct no
tsimsnt "a plants, and subsequently,. snters the
conpoettton Of tho bones and teeth q nntosale
CHAD. BICKkLL. III d.
Jas n Chiffon, Nj D.. New York u
r. stsher. Arxandria s3
= MoaRUDHK i sOss, Richmopd
= n SKINNER co. do
Au.1B-3a<0d3mw
|nWKHAY CtILl0NB.--Mr. OHAH. 3.
~ pAMe0N. sueess.or, q Ne old stand. sos-
81 !: ~ e = ~ !; ;;i;l6i e;