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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-28
Atteut;ou. Macniuists &C,

+00Otcet OF Leather and Gum Betting from To IL
inches wide, also Lace Leather, CUpt er Burrs and
Rvets on hand lnt for sale, low for cash at Nos 80
and 50 corner OF College and broadway.
b 4. CUTTER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-28
THE GRLFENBURG DYSENTERY SYRUF
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY
E. E. GlascOck & CO.

~ ~OSpC - ~ go -
y Houses and Lots South Of Brond ST., High st.
= do do on Colleec Hill;
Store house do dwelling attached
20 acres on G,llatn pike, . miles ont;
4 lots Oh Market street College I'M;
so acres the Lebanon pike
lots in Hardiu's addition;
Is acres on lndi'n creek; (county.)
l 3 story business House ON Broad street;
IL lot on Carroll street;
lS6 acres Oh Browns creek;
1000 do with (, d saw Mill on Marrow Bone
l lot ou Market street
/ h use and lot On North Cherry street.
l do do sum ucT street:
200 acres near Manchester, Concr county;
10 lots uu Murlrecsburo pike . a miles out;
81 acres corner OF Jcit' 'rsun street well mprov
100 tc,t IagdL's pike, improved;
100 do Bells addition:
- acres on Broad street, extended well improve cd
line residence on North College street, No. Ii2;
house aud lot on summer street, south OF ASH;
do 90 McGavuck street, West Nashville
4T0 acres on Paradise IIill, 10 miles cut
l bzck store house, Whites r,ck pike, Edgcheld;
= lGts corner ol College and DcmumbrIpc tree Is
do No. I6, between BROAD and ucInumbrauo
= of lot No. Ivs, West Nashville;
houses aud lots ON Demumbrane street, West
67H feet on summer between Church and Union;
g. acrcs cH BsicN Church pike, "a miles cut;
lots on JaCNsun street;
l three story brick business house College 81.
l beIuttal Residence the corner of summer and
Mulberry streets;
house aud lot North College ST., No lO2;
IS acres Mil Greek ! miles ont;
46 do Whit"'s Geek. miles OUT:
so do adjoining Maple Wood, on the West;
100 feet on CnllCg g. street, cNtcneed;
100 or 2oo acres North OF the chy, ~ miles out;
l56 do go L. miles out
Il lots milcs from city of Memphis;
Various lots n West Nashville;
That extraordinary water power on Duck River
known rs The old Stone Fort;
Several lots 10 tWiug addition,
1OIs acres ON GallItiu pike, ulcs out:
do Middle FTaukiu PIKE, 200 yards beyond
the first toll gate;
/ house and lot, North Ma ket street;
$50 acres ia Robertson county, well improved, =
mile west or the Hupku yilic road;
100 feet ON Humphreys St, soutlt Nashville, No.
so Ind 81;
33IS feet ou summer, bottom Church and Broad;
50 feet on Broad si, adjoining ShcJy Medical Col
lrge.
lots ON new Franklin Pike at the mouth OF Raii-
road Tunnel,
Several lots ia Ilng's and Roberts addition Edge
Held;
house and lot corner Of Hobson and Father
land, Eslgened;
house and lot on Aciemorc, between Church
and Broad.
may4-tf F. r. GLASCuCK & co.
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Lemons! Lemons

An BOXES fresh sicily Lemons Jast received hy
x ~ the steamer Red Rover. ace Aad Ia afta order
fQr safe los AZ No. Market street
1 EaaySs Carrier, Wn-sFoRD 4 ca.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-28
Mantil.as, Cloaks, and ShaWIs.
1859. Fail styles. 1859.
Abbott, Pollock L. Cochran,

IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS.
3I7 CANAL STREET, NEw YORK
INVITE the attention of Southern buyers TO their
4 large and mas icent stock OF
MANTILLAS, CLOAKS AND SIIAWLS,
Imported and manufactured expressly for our
large aud increasing .thern trade, and composed Of
LACEl SILK CLOTH II AND VELvETlllI
The largest aud most extensive stock in New York
City embracing TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
dificrsnt styles anu the LATEST NOVELTIES III the
Al
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-28
81 louis (.otdeu Syrun.

usr received IN packages u 20 and 10 gAllaas, =
J Lozls Gol teH Syrap.
Aiso, Loaf, Crushed aad Powdered SaRarx
AfxfdI., HOJPER Co,
nay3e-a ko4 and sA2rkal ssEesl.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-28
DiaTrlIea, Dcsentery, FiUX, sc.
The GracfcnbTg Dyseniery Syrup

better than other, because Other preparation
rely for eflici ncy, upon dangerous narcotic prop
crtIes aud their success curing The bowel cnInpian
Otu involves lasting. II not atIi, cs i'se o lr bran
The = eat and uHeqUalcd efficacy Of IN" GraeienneT
Syrup Is that il ncutruZes the acrid contents o th
intcstiucs. which had caused The troubleI aud, "li
curing the disease certainly as ~atrT eXtnguishes
fire. lea no III behind, but nature resumes her
course with perfect health.
We have seen the GRAENIERG l'YSENTERY SHRTP used
in cases Of bowel CON pdiuts all their varied forms,
from simple lOUseucss To malignant cholera, ana we
can speak 81 Ih' highest terms, ana recommend
IL with confidence Whether the case Is mIll or Sc
vcrc recent or long standing it surely, and
leaves no b td effects shni.
AiofFI- FRANSIIN, Pres. L. ard Aldermen, y. \ CITY
Z. X. bEFUiSErssfER, MD, Board OF Health
4. Il IiIBHARD, NJ. H.,
c. IL. II>rRuw. Episcopal Clergy mau, SuEok, va
II ". BARS ow, 9S I'm" street, y city
DAVID rIrMAN, court street, Boston, Mass.
GEp STut uINGEi;, Board 81 Aldermen, Newark, Nj.
\ " IAYLpR, Cuittin u Army.
J. II HAIR, Cleveland FiIIHdcJIeI ONO.
WM. FAKitAND, Cleveland, Ohio.
ALEX MAChENZIE, Agent,
iune6 Nashville.
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POTATOES.

nSE handrea barrels eAo.cs Potatoes, just reesi
" - and fuFss4ie ~
naAy25-4l ARMSTRONG 90.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-28

y. n. Merchants. la want Of any oi the above ar
tioss will hnd II tn their nivantageto give call as
ctEammodntc thcBs b. the case or dozen at as low
priccs aus other house ia the City.
mar3-,f b. r. CUTTER.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02

but let us HE to the place where much
food hath been prepared; for, verify, we
must partake thereof of the bountilul
store which is set before usA And all
with one accord, both old and young, did
gather around where the good things
were, and they partook thereof and were
filed, and many thanks were given unto
the people who had thus bestowed upon
them much food, for, verify, many did
eat and much was left.
For full and particular account ofthe
balance of the day, we refer our readers
to "ye visitors from ye create citye of
Okolona."
"PRAIRIE MOUNT"
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02
SSRNTUARTES.


DIED--ln this county, on the % inst. Jry
ME L., wife of Captain 7. l.. Rogers
\ iewswechs age we attended a festal parv
following close upona happy wedding The sweet
bride was the cyn0sure OF all eyes Dear friend,
pressed around with heartfelt congratulations;
he, who had won her affections, LOT ked proudb
down on his peerless treasure, aud, as her bright
eyes met his fond gaze, they softly beamed with
love, and Joy and bope--hdw rich with promise,
how fill of bright anticipations seelncdtke fafar
earth had nothing more for the young lovers 10
wish for, Now alas how changed The pride
of that happy circle Ms in the Geld embrace Of
death The periumed breeze of May sweeps by
her, but she feels it not the bright sunbeams
dance over her, the old trees wave their leaiy
boughs above her, but she sees them not the IT.
tie birds sing soft requiem, but she hears them
not, for "The places that knew her once, shaN
know her no more forever. - CONSERVATIVE.
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gR A Mobile friend sends us the fol.
lowing amusing sketch:
TAKING 1T LITERALLY.

Stephen tells hard story upon old
Ben, a Ballimorian, but for some wears a
resident of this city. ltrequires two great
stretch Of our faith in Stephen 5 veracity
to believe it, therefore we will not believe
1t, and do not expect any one else will.
Old Ben had been on seven days spree,
and during that time had swallowed a
great deal Of the Cincinnati manufacture
ed beverages called Dexter. During the
tlme he Was getting sober, he went 10 a
physician for prescription, stating that
ne was trying t. ease off from huge
bender. The physician told him to take
a little iron (meaIing, of course, the mu-
rated tincture) three times aday, and he
would soon be all right. Ben sat in won
Ger for about minute, but concluding
the doctor must have known what he was
saying be took up his hat and walked
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02

out. "Iron y said Ben q N.
terrogatively Iron 2 That, .n,selt ii.
said, sure /; but how in the thnDd%sua t he
going to swaller it?' AT last uel am |
idea occurred to him; Eyes, said y bright
insly, The must have meant ' , ~ mus
lacks Is iron, and about as sn,i, iaess-,
can get it. I'll take it in tacl ,'a :, al
He turned into the frstho,ln.
at hand and called fora PAPER y s'a =
smallest lacks in the house H. ~ ~ The
handed him and he wicked bonry wep
next question was how to taEr i@
he finally determined to mix thos a'eMi
molasses, in proportion ofhaIf ~ sTA
spoonful each, and try 1t that vs, ''Qls
lie did try it, but without snao.
The molasses went down very wall L
the tacks didn't. He repeated 4 'a'
three times, and failed as often. ~ y
last determined to see the doctor 80 49, q
and accordingly vent to his Office 'Sa'N
Doctor" said Ben, didn't y,
l must u.s., take a little iron three iims :!
day "A'es !
Yes" said the physician.
Well, tried it, but it wouldn't ).
down" '" g
Then take it upon sugar, or som.
thing palatable." '0us
81 have tried them mixed with NAL,
ses, but the things all turned hin, Io"
wards, and stuck fast in nv thms, ~"
Much as could do to pull them an
again" Ou
What's that! Point downwards,-
Stuck in your throat Why, Ben vI,
IN the world have you been taking p
Why, iron, to be sure. You lola N.
to take iron, and | tried to do h !
bought paper o. tacks, and mixed nj
half spoonful with molasses, but | t., =
yon they wouldn't go down.
The physician looked at Ben until i
swelling checks almost hid his ewes. i.
sides began slowly to hpave and tie vein,
in his neck stood ont with great djSliuu
ness He could hold in no longer IN,
exploded with laugh which fairly shm
the foundation Of the building Then
SEEING a piece of paper. he took pencil
ana wrote "mHr. tine. iron"
" Here, Ben" said he, "carry this ID
fuckers, he will tell you how to take h.
and although it may not stick upon your
stomach with a tenacity equal to the 9th
en- 1t will not prove such a tar upon your
bowels"
Ben is convalessing rapidly.
Yours, X. PuRNy KISS
Gy He whose friendship is worth hav.
ing must hate aud be hated.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02

o. a mnn named Holiday, says the
Pontotoc Eramiaer, has been
arrested and committed TO Jail in this
place charged with the murder of l.. Il.
ID. Roberts near Ellistown in this county.
We understand he confesses himself the
author of This shocking deed and seems
utterly indifferent TO the consequences
that will inevitably cnsue.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02
NEW ADvEEs'sisI.uENTs,

ii9i,nuns's 0inthicnt and PilIs.--There isa
sraittl' IL he camps they have been ccGltorieit
I'd But 4 srre test OF genuine less exits "a De
nater.nark, . H. Il, way, New f,leia la4lte :
Which is dlrecrun,e NJ Il waier-HAlA n ever
leaf If the book Of directions see, israi.Hg eath
pot on he's.
Seld at The n,uilfictary. M. 60 Maiden Lane
Nesg iolk. aid b, all Druggists, al -, Csc, aId
\ per PIT az b,x
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02

~ by order of the Presbytery of 'rombeck-
bee, there viii be meeting held in the Metho-
dist Church on the 2nd Saturday and Sabbath in
June, for the purpose of organizing Presbytc-
rsn Church in this place, Services to COM
mence on Friday evening previous. Several min
listers are expected
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02
BERNARD.

G.. P. P.-Years ago, the significant
letters G. T.-gone to Texas--were used
as a means Of marking upon the ledger
bad debts. Now the initials G. P. p
gone to Pixies Peak-are used for the
same purpose.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02

- Cotton planters are referred to the
carr of j. W. Drake, Commission Mer-
chant. Mobile, Ala. He bears a high
character, and will sell to the best adj
vantage any cotton that may be consign-
ed to him.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02

To- There will be Public Exercises in
Defamation and Composition, and Lee
ture, at the Okolona Male Academy to-
morrow afternoon, at 4 O'clock.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02
OKOLONA, MISS


sS'We win furnish either Peterson's or Ar
thurs Magazine, and the Prairie News, one year
for 50, 25. Thus giving the subscri-
her 81 worth, for says Those desiring
to take US up at this oIler should send in their
orders Immediately The offer is made only to
new subscribers.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02

0.-4he Iroianche will surely look in
charity on our stupidity when We tell ii We
are constant reader Of its soporiic edi-
torials. Who could help being stupid !
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02

10 a few days since We made the ac-
qnaintance of w. l. Westbrook. Esq,
the clever young editor of the West Point
Broadare. The Br0adaae is q neatly
printed, ably edited paper, and any one
wishing the news from the terminus of
the Railroad will DO we'll TO take it,
Also, any pretty woman who wants a
handsome husband can be accommoda.
ted by dropping a line TO Westbrook.-
II he don't take her, we WiH His card
will be found elsewhere.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02

lg' There will be Divine service in the Epis-
copal Church on the first, second and third Sun
days in each month. Service will commence at
] o'clock A. NJ, precisely.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02

70 There is novice or folly that re-
quires so much nicely and skill TO man.
age, as vanity; nor any which by i'll man.
agement makes so contcmtable a figure
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02

- The .-4ralaache says it is engaged
at present in fighting flies. We have a
kindly regard for the Avalanche, and
hope the flies will not blow" it,.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02

OF The Broadare hopes fortune will
soon favor us with little wife. No use
of her being little, she wouldn't stay so
long.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02
Terms of Livery
The Southern Broadaxe,
Published at

WEST POINT, MISS,
I IMMEDIATELY on the line Of the N, 81
1 II. H., has widely diffised and raj idly ~
creasing circulation in Monroe, Oktibeha, New
bee, Chickasaw and Lowndes counties, and ~
specially rendered to advertisers as q most sau
able medium, through which Ia make klue"
their business. Terms ~ in advance Ad'e'
Using rates, liberal
w. WE WESTBRO0K,
i'd. e. Prop'r.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02

~ An old bachelors definition of
love. A little signing, little crying,
aud good deal Of lying.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02


t-gP More than once the Ayalanche has
taken occasion to twit us on the size of
the PRAIRIE News. We will not be 80
unkind toward it. All know the Ava
lanche is the "stud" of the newspaper
prairie, whose snort terrifies the chances
its magnifcence attracts; the Leviathan
of the journalistic sea. which, with sin
gle flap makes the blubber fly from insig-
Difcant whales and other small fish; the
dupgbill of newspaperdom, whose tail is
not "too short to fly high, as it crows,
look out for the spurs of the Ava
lanche!" Indestructible as adamant,
fire proof as asbestos this salamandrine
propagation of its own peculiar notions,
bids fair to become Tie paper of the uni
verse. II has passed over almost insur-
mountable difficulties, and still hoists its
tail and slashes about seeking more OBJ
stacles. The weather has been stormy
and blowy, sleety and snowy. and lost
have been many lives; but, despite the
heat and the cold, the rust and the mold,
the Avalanche still survives. Nothing
can retard or check the onward, upward,
forward, every way ward career of the
Avalanche. Its wonderful paper.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02
Er-Ss-; Ec.-E
LIN Ely STABLE.

1'ilE Proprietor e the at.o wishes toi nhT
| the travelling PUBLIC. that be viii keeps
Ways on hand riding horses, bupgies and backs
as well as baggage wagons to send to any pcl
required. He viii also take the best Of care d
horses left with him.
Terms of Livery.
Horse aud Saddle per day. sI
Horse and Buggy !" ." ...3N
Two Horses and Buggy. .---. ~. .4M
Two Horses and g with driver 5N
Deductions will be made when horses are kp'
several days and not in service much Of The time
Terms of Feeding.
Night and Morning wi
Feed by the day VT
:" week by
month 14@
CIV. MosELEY
June 2, 80 3s.f
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02

But about the Twelfth hour of the day
the cry was" Not on with the dance"
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02

OF The remains of Henry wick, who
was recently shot in duel at Mobile,
were inferred at Vicksburg in this State.
It's saddening TO relate that he was with
in few days of his marriage when the
remorscless bullet of his adversary sped
his soul from earth, forever. The South-
err, speaking of his funeral, says:
While looking upon his venerable and
sorrow stricken father-whie listening
10 the frantic shrieks Of the fair but heart
broken young girl, who, within the week,
should have been bis wife, we confess
that we would have preferred the place
Of Henry Wick, in his blood-stained
shrodd, to that of any of the survivors in
that most ill-starred and unfortunate duel
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02

Ep To those unfortunate .individuals,
whose fate it is to be slorated by any
hoped specimens of angelic feminality,
we recommend the following. 1t is war
ranted to cure:
Into a pint of the water of oblivion,
put of the essence of resignation two
grains of prudence and patience each
three grains and,of sound Judgment one
traehm. Mix well and after they have
stood some time, take off the scum of for.
mer remembrances, and swecten the mix.
ture with the syrup Of hope. Pass il
through the filter of common sense, by
the funnel ofconviction. into the bottle Of
firm resolution, stopping it tightly with
the cork of indifference. Take drachm
night and morning, or oftener if the con
stitution will bear it, reducing the dose
rs the disease decreases.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02

Gy He whose friendship is worth hav
ing must hate aud he hated.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-05
AYERS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARS4PARILLA

the most eecua remedy which the medical skill of our
times can devise for this eveywhe. eprevang and fatal
maady 1t combined from the most active
have been discovered for the eXpurgaon of this foul dis
order from the Blood and the OF the system
destructive consequences Hence should be employed or
the cure ofnOt only Scofua but also those affections
which arise from it, such ERUPTE and SKIN DISEASES
ST ANTHoNYs FIRE, ROSE, ERYsGPELAs PIMPLEs, PUs
TULEs, BLoTcHEs BLAINs and BOLs TuMORS TErTER and
SALT RHEUM, SCALD HEAD, RINGwoRM, RHEUMATIsM,
SYPHILITo AND MERcURAL DISEASES, DRorsY DYSPEPSIA
DEBILITY, and, indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM
VITATEDoR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief in 'inpq,
f1tB o. me blood is founded in truth, for sCrOlua
generation OF the blood The particular purpose and virtue
Of this arsapara is to purify and rcgenerate vital
fluid without which sound health impossible in contami
mated constitutions,
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6Mants.

NTANTED.-A SITUATION AS BOOK
w KEEPER OR G EN- ERhI CT ERIK, in some wholesale
business, by young man no has had good experience
and who furnish unquesonable references ADDRESS
JOHN Exchange Office. at-3t-
a. HOUSE WANTED. -One or two good
f,;; HOUSES in this city, in exchange for strictly FIRST
-1sssssAn class FARM, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY THREE ACRES, under high state OF cultivation
buildings of the best kind and cost Sl0OGtwO h0lrs
ride from the city by railroad and FIVE minutes walk from
the depot. - - -
$1,000 Apply to JAMES BOYD,
i25-co6t 26 St Paul street.
A SMALL FAMILY, CONSISTING of grown
IA persons entirely with servant DESIRE before leaving
town. the summer, to make arrangements Tor me ran
and winter by engaging several rooms, arlor and IMAM
bers which they win furnish themselves IN comnoiGas
and comfortable house, where there are few or no her
boarders and in the northwestern portion OF the CITY, Ac
Communications be rendered commencing an es
adjustment ofhis sort, which will diminish the outlay OF
capital necessary first starting Address g. at this office
without delay. leo-u
d. x 000 TO So, OO0.-WANTED A PART
SO,UUUNER in an old established Commission
and Ii1uor Business the wharf, with cash capital OF
the above doing good and profitable business Adj
dress II. A. lITTON,
mo- p. o,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-05
-T,Y CONSISTING of grown
ganktrs aIla 2rOAtrs.

DHILIP COVER h CO,
CORNER BALTIMORE AND HARRISON SIS,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
EXCHANGE.
BUY AND SELL CHECKS, AND UNCUBRENF BANK
NOTES, at the lowest rates
81 win COLLECT on all accessible points, promptly
and at low rates. jel-tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-05

mo. S. Cuttings & co,
~ BANKERS, EXCHANGE
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS',
No 20 SOUTH STREET.
Buy and sell on Commission Stock and Securities this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
Advances made Stocks Real Estate Notes, and other
eollaerals
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loahs.
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada.
Receive deposits in BanIabe and Uncurren Funds and
transact the business of Private Banking all Of its depart
ments. Interest allowed on deposits. jalS-t
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SoOks anA Stati0ller1y.
agricultural.

~ L A O.
~ We are prepared with ample stock of genuine
PERUNIAN CALIFORNIAN
and other GuANOS to supply orders from Farmers, Com
mission Merchants and Dealers
Our extensive trade in GUANoS of known value and
tabshed reputation only and necessarily large pucha
being by entire selected with the
STATE INSPECTORS ANAIYSIS,'
enables supply farmers and prices
and on the most favorable terms.
Our PERUVIAN GUANO is alw4 avs delivered from the
Warehouses of the Government agent thereby aordng
guarantee to purchasers of its GENUINENESS and PJ-
RITY.
The CALIFORNIAN GUANO is of our own direct impor-
tatlon into this market from "EIIDE ISLAND" per ship
AREG, and is by the Inspector superior 10
any other offered for SALE by of very
large centage of AMMONIA contains as well ms from
the unusual DRYNESS of the entire cargo.
stamped on every bag.
We have also for sale genuine 4 BROWN MEXICAN,
WHITE MEXICAN, SOMBRERO and other Phosphate Gu
amos Farmers DESTROYS of combining their Guanos
adapt them to particular Soils be supplied with every
variety, and in any quantities.
P. MALC0M h CO,
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