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ms das sold ny entire interest in he Book Per5,
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Change OBLIGATION.

AFiNG purchased 81 Mr.. Gas. SMITH his entire since
Of Books and Stationery. AZ No q Coiirg-
street shall ~ once remove Stock from Market Street. 4
ne store. No 81 College Street, where intend containing
BOOK, STATIONERY AND PERI0DICAI Bj-STSEsS \, ~
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friends and the public generally
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Having disposed o. my stcck BOOKS Sationer &C. IA
= HAGks solicit continuance Of the patronage u my
IL fiiu rs lof p SUCCESSOR CHAs. ". SAITH.
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NEWSPAPERS
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Re the regular Agents The following SsvspaSsr, aas
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CROSSS.TEES WANTED,

VENHF Nashville and North Western Railroad Conpapv wish
10 contract for 10000 Cedar CrOSS- 'EieS, qfeqf
,iag aches thick well hegn face place moi
inches clear Of bark, 20 he sound deliver
- Al The Grade line Of the road i'm Nashville.
The contractors contract Tor $4,000 White or
Pat aBk Ties. Of the size as above to he delivered
on tie line piles from section IL 10 section Pa
enough on each section 70 supply the same.
Persons wishing bid vial direct 10 the President and Direct
- ~ nc Nashville and North Railroad Company,
Nashville. Team 'np2N-u
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II. H. SALTZMAN,
(LATE OPERATOR HUGHES GALLKRT.)
THAVING fitted up above, exclusively for thai
branch Of business prepared the ladies
gentlemen Nashville and make fac Ses Of their faces,
the highest style No expense has been spared e
in furnishing apartments procuring the latest and most
Improved apparatus Materials and the subscriber confident
y nitves ali who may pictures to give him call, pledgnf
satisfaction in every
ms T, F. sALTZMAN,
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NATILL be s1d highest hddss, Squa-s n Nd
ville Saturday. seth November, ans hrnoa ns.s
and nine head Durham cattle, bulls, cows ar hes n
credit Of four month wi approved sssarty rore
nov26-dlt HAAI.RrR & RaTrERSON
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lection ana speedy transportation Of
EaEg STACK
Freight transportation.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD

Freight transportation.
BALFIhORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
FENHE touhern Road OF the great lines This road has
TIA siat been managed in such way to commend il 10
the pUb patronage.
This Company, under the General Superintendent OF
HI. d. mEARSs General Freight Agent,
Now offers inducements shippers Baltimore PHILADELPHIA
New foTB Boston Richmond, Petersburg &c al exceedingly
low rates and far below New Orleans prices as their moderate
terms vita the deduction upon insurance and half per
cent? BY this route and the European shipping being from
.sshiugs sterling less than the New Orleans shipping prices
all contribute 70 render il f0'
Reliable rs well Desirable.
Their facilities for transportation uuequaled by spv otbe
road operation, their Western terminus is a; PARK
khShC kGll, ole huHdre1 and ninety the low
Wat and most dangerous navigation the This
enables ordinary the delivery goods certain
bet win Dispatch in advance Of any other and
Ger declines their advantages such the OF delivery
Nl1ens on other routes, 50 that his is the only
Cheap, Reliable and speedy Route.
freshs W tl route exposed byoher
routes a. there s no ua the delivery being at Park
esouh under we'll shielded Goat elevated thence by
steam inEeate 10 the cars without being subject to WIT or
-
The Louisville steamers direct with Parkershurph
As Wuolt delay as do likewise the regular Cinnihnau
boa me fts9u-h boats convey d ect 10 Parkerbugh By
% arrangement the Company enabled receive freight
daily for TINS route their agency in Nashville Tenn
For further particulars lnq lIre Of
Il. II. HARRIs0N, F,eshs Agent,
may lttnl No = co7ne- Brood and Front streets.
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NnrICE.

FY0U WANT THE FINEST DRESS Han,
! o. the season, call Al
nnrla - -
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DIss0LITION on PARrNERSurp

HAVE in full assortment q Lip,,nc. 4 R,,,, -, .
ebrated Fire Proof safes, ali szs vbi.5 IN - -
AZ nsnalAe'-'7' prices S-N EOLLlNGSWORTH,
octi No.
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Furs fer the Ladies.
SECOND Arrival "a

w ATE x FIELD WALKERS.
nWINa to the good demand for LaIie,' Dress Fur at Wat
- EktIkLD Walkers, they have been induced u or
prices. t' = 80
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We have tried them in Family find them superior
to any in use.-L H. Singer d CO's Gasete
J. T. LORD, Agent,
seu25 North Colega Street
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CANDY REDUCFn.

FRESH MACCAROyI.
% boxes best qu=iity Of MAeeaEonI Just received b
HEsSEE & THOMPSON
Country Merchants VII end stock f1ll and sI1 ss
nov and throughout ths Holiday Season. also AZ p s
the tineI. F~' y '1la
VESSEL 4 THaAIPsOy
ROVE Nos. and Fipfar 49,,
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CSf received splendid lot Of HgOynaw ERao,....
sP aso % arrive IN few Gays few barrels How ejI
ri arse and hne, aud another lot q prise Tli
novIa '''' A@ie " 4 JENKINS
1900 No Il Marla
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-08
Shocking AffAir-Extraordinary Instance

of Woman's Fidelity
At Detroit, on the 18th ult Michael McNemar
attempted TO murder his wife and stepdaughter, IN
order to obtain 1900 lsft them by relative, The
girl was about 10 years Of age, aud was frightiu-
" cut about the neck and hands, ms was her
Their. The Free Press says:
The first intimation the intended victims hal Of
the intentions Of the fat her and husband was his
coming up the stairs into the back chamber. where
the family, consisting Of the mother The Oldest
daughter and four little ones. ranging from two to
ten years old, were ia the act vi retiring. The
mother wns On her knees IN the act Of praying.
with her little ones already in bed when he adj
xanced ~ position behind her took her by tie
hair. and pulled her head back.
The exact nature of the struggle between the
two il is difficult to give, from the fact that she re-
fused to describe it for fear Of duplicating nina
most extraordinary instance Of wo,nan's fidelity
under extreme circumstances. He succeeded III
ntcting several severe wounds ON her throat md
then. probably becoming fearful lest the children
should make their escape and give the alarm sez-
81 the oldest girl. who was about To run down
stairs and made a desperate eG, 1T to cut her
throat.
She screamed and struggled with all her strength
using her hands to defend her throat. by which
nicais the razor was drawn direct, through one
Of them, which was cut in terrible manner She
succeeded in getting away from him after he had
cut her neck open both sides, and cut her head in
one or two places. and ran down stairs, followed
hy her mother, and out into the street Tho neigh
bors hearing the screams, ran cut Mt the same
time. aud describes the sight MS shocking in the
extreme the two women running for their lives,
the blood streaming from their gaping wounds
and Lesinearing their faces and clothing with it3
sauguinury color, which, with their fright ahd
y rceanS, rendered most sckenlng appearance
The assassin gave himself up h. the police, and
WAS sent to prison.
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SUICIDE.--Mr. Louis +. Grant. clerk in the
Navy Department, committed suicide on fuesday
by taking prnssc acid. The cause of the net il
said to lie disap continent in love affairs. On Mon
day night he induced his friend Mr. A. Janvier
to sleep in mis- room. Yesterday morning.as they
were dressing he went to the washstnnd and sud
deulv swallow Ell an ounce of prussic acid that
was nM visible Ia Mr.. Janvicr he saw him NJ
ply it to his n,uuth. Grant asked Mr.. j. in ok
ing manner. whether he ever die II
poisoni Being answered in the negative, he re-
marked quietly that he had just taken poison and
was dying ofit. Mr.. j. then looked at the man
and saw that he was pale. and that he was evil
IDENTIFY serious in his remarks Grant then fell On
the bed and Mr.. j. rushei out for y physician. -
DIR. Boyle soon came, bnt the man past recuv-
cry and soon died. Mr.. Grant was considered an
intelligent young ipan.-- Wash States.
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peatcd what he said in New Overwhelmingly
tina, he had told Sir Henry Buwer that Great
Britain never had any rights in Central Amer-
ca" The assertion shows the Senator's ignorance.
Great Britain has had colony in the Belize for
more than u hundred years. by the Clayton Bull
wcr Treaty she was bound to surrender il, but she
refused 10 do it. The Illinois Senator doubles
repeated this assertion, not with any concern as to
its truth or falsty but more to exhibit himself ms
being on terms Of social intimacy with British
nobleman. Your unwashel Democrat is the veri-
| est toad-eater in the world
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-08

instructive lesson Of patriotism to the younger
Senators by whom he surrounded.
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The Committee Of Ways and Means Of the
House OF Representatives. it is said. will recon-
mend an increase Of the present ad valorem du-
ties, Instead Of a return Of the system of specific
duties.
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N. GUGGE\HEIAIER
MgLI GROC RlEs.
GEO. ID. DAVIS.
WHOLESALE s RETAIL GROCER,
ANN CNMMTCcT0N MEDCJJ NIT

Opyosii, the TJrginin Bank, kYyCHBURt;, Ia
lust hand and In sinrrSo new Mackera! in and
bids ihs Falls CATCH NJ" North Caroli Rna llcrin
Ibis Dbl GU Honey strictly prime; ouon bales Cotton
prices the trade 1000 Lard. Bai.
to the trad l5p seamless and I'd Bags
sorted Porto Rico extra g. Pnyesc Crushed aud Loaf
Sugar Java Mo, no. Lag Ira AMI Kin Coffee Green and
Black Teas Wool Rolls WOOL Raw Cotton and Bats Blan.
krt-, Fucd Cloths tassnr Liniseys aud Flanues ENC
White Lead and other Paints Iinsecd Lamp and Tanner
Oil and Copni Varnish Hammered Rolled Hoop ktrop,
Oval Round and Square Iron Iron Axea Cast Boxes Shear
Spring and blister Steel; Bellows Vices Anvil Screw
Plates and o' Sc Shoes; Wax STERN and Adsmaune Can.
tiles L. aud - Pine Apple and EngIsh Dairy Cheese and
Rice Salt Nails French and American tas0 and Putty Clo-
Timothy Orchard aud He'd rsss Seed and other
articles all Of which viii be sold cheap cash short cred
for negotiable paper cNehange for country produce
will give particular attention TO the sale of country prduce
and make PROMPT retnrns ldec 6 dts
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Bad for tho Governor.

The New York Times thinks Coy. Wise has no
chance for PREF idential nomination, because he
is 'of TO, spasmodic and pyro;cchnic tempera-
ment TO inspire confidence in the masses Of the
Northern Democracy"
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We think II !. nrdiy known even 10 the nno~t
intelligent readers how deeply the sciences
looking uto the creation We knew there
wonderful discoveries In these ues and wonderful
made of them but did know the Chemists Initiating
In their crucibc aud surprising the mot wonderful
predictions of organic life During our visit To Lowell we
Introduced by of their prominent citizens the la
.raiory # DR. AVER, inventor of Cherry PICTORIAL AID
CATHAHTiC lrLIsD where shown with generous
ranknrs HI and his This genius
ii his arr il the subtle essences OF flowers from
other vegetable substances HIS Pine
pie berry Check erberry Ounce Pear Canca CHINA
not only equal but they exceed purity of flavor.
those tables themselves Ills oil oil Winter
aud q" better flavor than that he gathered from she
lsntaEd Yet mod" b! chemical composition from the Ny
ocarons In tar His Is to anaiyze the substhnc
and hud ultimate of hlth made then
compose theE the proportions which exist
tHrsia9 Advocate. nov II .Iw.
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Nnw noo"sATm -. G. v.cToa,..-r.,---

ANEW nOOa&H AT ~. G. V1CTOR'S. ie.-
~ tine Fast md Present by Henry 'spone Autocrnt
the Table. by endell Holmes Carl,
frederick the Great Quaint and doings concerning
Luthur by Cummings sunshine, Kate NIntnn; and me
i.ie OF Mrs. Hoffman jan Sdls.
s1A nAn LBS. OF OLD BAGON.-Ws
NV9VINDNv have IA consignment and lie low,
q IN ~ 90 pounds OF prime OLD BACON, which
dispose Ill sell barg in in lots
rhasers ljtI dts LIE, kON NE 4 90.
\ ONDON PORTER AND NlIK'~ ALL
100 c.sks of pnts and quarts Of Obu''s PORTER, sh"
best Imported ~ CASKS OF Murs ALE in stone bit r
sale bv EDMOND, DAVENPORT 81 co,
dts Richmond. Va
no ,on want n good GOLD PENs-If so. call
select from sock Of the best brought
this market. Ian dts II. G.. VICTOR.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY,

Al the old stand Of Mckinney 4 Bass
ON MAIN sTNEET,
Opnnsitc to the Drug Store OF Sahlrr 4 Jones.
'NHE Undersigned having removed hs csab sl'mrns mn
Greatly m s@Is M" S n ns %
hg establishment in s aud at prices to suit The
DRY COUDs. which h, viii sell for c,sn TIE ra1n,
ar requested to call and eAanine for thei"rives. $685.
jan 7,dy1 j. H. SOLOMON.
~ now on hand, very large stock of tho AMEki "a
CAN MOVEMENTS, in silver and H. 10 and is carat Il
e.rhen,, to ,ha, e..ri " nh evrrs Warh sod
We have siso. the largest stock Of imported WATCHES
have cv'r had embracing some very hn" one '"nie
r,'s ps"n's, John"u- ToDias, B"lds DIm'cis aud ia
ViI Tayi"r's nsnuiacl
W. w. sc he above ON reasonable terms and resi- cs.y
''''''' '''''> WILLIAMS son.
jan 6.l2w Main Street Lynshburs, Va
4 CURIOUS AND ELEGaNT wATCuI.-
iropiors of tho American Watch mandatory, Il, a,han
ma an aa h n "u% %E Sn IN Nj, LINN
s'ni curious construction and Of elegant workmanship
mo watch by the aid IF single sprrs TINS
chan tho position of the movement, in the "itho ~
taking IT, asi the Old magic watch.
Those prisons VIII, would like specimen Amcri
ing nuy that throws the shade ali foreign Efforts
sILyEKTHoRN CLIFFS
LIST J.wciry Store above the Market
euratr tme.ke.psrs ian hdls
lNLIDE ISLAND GUANO.-i 900 bag. OF
II '" popular 81 AN4 "aa and for sss ny ga
rs From analysis II tn" ,iuan", by p'ohssor Moft
of New YORK make: 1910 Of Anmona Which is.
bit per the average of Peruvian 1t ais"
contain -" III sphate OF Lime 3! o6 pof cent l, mnel
II, her A"a" and pho'pae and contains much les water
than l;in' s'.' III ieas T. a CO:
jan 6diyl Richmond Va
II q. 4 q. a. DsUGUiD, s".ec--or. to =.
a. xmas o. FIX own
ue which they III he pleased to shew the old friends and
pa.r"n.o. s, pusuid Sons, and the publ" "e"era
they also keep s.s-.an'i, On hand arg. SKIS
WOODEN COFFINS, of every description. and will pay
ef2sdscn DIP q A DII,oUiD.
nIssOlGTnON.-rhe Arm Of Nowiin, TooI
III her Of the partners the settlement Of he
Gem REM. H. NowLIN.
lrscn.vno. Nov ,o,A 1868. y, A 4 1soS
(NOPARTNERsnIP.- snder.ianrd hive
u th. day form Coparnrrsnp. under the name and
actins general CONFESSION BUSINESS. a. the sale OF
Tobacco" wheat, and Produce generally and solicit conn
the patronage heretofore bestowed ON them As uien
he of the arm of Nowlin, root Co -
LYxcHBrRa, Nov lrb, 1853. VA. FOOT.
IN rr,i.ins from the arn, OF Nsw,in, Teos g.
L Co Ibcspeak for the firm Of Ae1ander I""t tho
patronage Of my friends BENZ II No"LiN'
'I,O no. nc yc j..' rec rcsc;,c%
I a .ccoud Winter supply of WINDOW SHADES AND
s Sfy o''" ca and aaa .samne NJ SIMPSON
dee iidts
~ tinucs in market for NEGROES. of both between
ages and 10 wears including Mechanic sneh a.
prs ssh an" vi. On newly erecod brick building
LIST street. immediately In reAr ~ the Farmers bank
view TO board NJ groes Lynehburs for sale mod
and keep them secure ASH they were "eea
n ."s an 4. e e. ,as SETH wooDRooF
ExTRACT JAVA COFFER.-Av very hae nr-
r. ex,emEoraneous cup Of Cs,iss made N ao'
inent jus, received Ivy STAbLEk JONES.
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By DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO., AucrloyErRs
RTCHMOyD

CARGO SALE Of SUGAR mud MOISssEs.
~ AT AUCTION On Monday tn" 10Th inst commencing
at ~ O'clock will sell ~ Wharf Warehouse NJ
Rockets the Cargos of the Schr Justin Randall and Scbr
Pcniletrn consisting ct
3s Hhds prime to strictly choice quality of Sugar
Al2 BIS p line On ,lty of NJ l,ssrs
TERMS II uder 500 cash Slon months credit for
approved neRoti Ill PAPER.
Sale without re- ,nrd wea'hor
DUNLOP, MoNCURE 4 CO, Anctionecrs
l,nt ltan
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4 'OM SALE OF REAL 80.
~ TATE ~ Lf NCfi Bl RIO In accordance It'll decree
o. the Circuit Court Of the city of Iy chaurg the n
dry OF Decen5er lsr, in sui styled " Jam .,rr
Trustee Plaintiff vs. Joseph Boiann,n and Others D.fo
ants. shall Special mn for sale AZ AUG
ton on the premises TUESDAY, the llth day # JAN
IARf ls59 a. 3o'clock. T. NJ The valuab. LOf AND I'M
INoN lMEN Is now in the occupancy Of Francis Miller
Esq situated Lynch First on said
"a feet and running back 9Th Alley the same
q less
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash will be required for 80 much !,
will drray the of sale three pa ynent, on
credit OF g II and IL months added the purchaser
to execute bonds or the credit payments with good
security and the title to be until the purch III ny
i. paid
The above dc rec authorizes private sale should
deemed expedcnt Proposals for the purchase proper
ty add cssrd 10 Richmond John Blair
bnrg vi be answered JAMES u. ROYS TER.
dec deserNtues'ay Il Ian Special Con missioner
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Candidates for Clerkship.
.-pIt! NOTICES.


,or III, hair invented wools r. .i nrntlv
,.n Iae- u will certainly col
al. u hair ~ the dneeops follow ell for sum
I.ug,h I, also has produced Astonishing effects
growth Of hair where tho head al been
,ou.y bad Wond does not pretend that II vii i" this In al
aud thik hs ean'lnr - good
the virtue hivh i- really posses-- II
o the "c~tro, I'D human power mako III,
grow bnt where there vitality lett In the I
will hair IN all is pristine
repeatedly when all other remedies had faiie,
II is hilc 10 all make the xp-rnen
he he al 81 danrun and thc kening and
,n,ng he bair ~ rival Utsftrn Patriot
Sold by all od Drus gsis. ian eow
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DC1LDuN(: LOT Jim in scIy nucr ,..
> above sale. will Sill des.rasie BUILDING Lur On
College Hill containing half "
jan dit Ian 4 +. PHELPS Auctionecr
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4 yrcnt cure, u ftrr all thc Phystctnns had fnil-
% by BAkius PREMIUM EIrfkKs-To MIR +. Bak'r-Dear
justice ,"u,s and ha may be similarly
afflicted. rtr instance Of The rcniirkable
qua % Premium Bitirr>. had used them
un, but Z" lic having been an ted with ncr-
uf,""n and ds'rercd stomach Tor the at ten or
used means la I"w,r t" restore Ter
10 hra.ih III. under the constant treatment at i've or
riy -i,ians, but could lie had thea
several thcat the remark abb, made by BIT
Ii'rs,adcd wife 10 Try them She dbl and in
she began rapidly Not only her nervous
sinn ,eh removed hut her
heal l. Isn has been
u and -hal always oni,nue to BitterS
this yourself and for the en"t of others
" O AZ similarly affn led Your "bed'ent servant,
Rich tond, June ~. 1857. THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE.
BakFns pHtMuM BITTrHS -Richmopd, Sept IL. lsis- II
that adj testimony to the virtue
a. BAka,s PilMiuM BIrTERs In making permanent
established of by pcpsia from viii have suffer
much for the months Also wit. using
great suffering many from de-
and d = Tered stomach As Az commenced
them laced of th,r valuable qualities
iideuiiy nd them the af ted J. ADAMS.
f"r 1.-The Druggists in lynehburg aud by all The
the Of Richmond, and eisew here in
virginia also Of Messs Ihas Stot Co, Washington city,
H. D.. ii Stnbier Go Baltimore, Md ID. Is Miller, Cow
XIV and Barnes 4 Park n Y.
orders htiod by addressing + BAKER, Proprietor,
- Riciu nliI Va
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T,ph Achs.-It is oltcn asked if Davis Pam
Killer will cure this most unbearahr 81 pains. 1t
wal seldom fail If applied accordinG; To dirre-
tons 1t is also on eifcctua cure for neuralgia
II,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-08

for md The other complaints
to mariners and hoc unable get fresh meat They
artnp matter, aud ncuraiize the effect of
die the poisonous els of tie salt and
rendering blood pure and the vital free from de-
btang Sold NJ the mandatory, Ne. 70 Mad
en- York. and by all Druggists at 25c t, aud 81
,,r bnx llrc - W.
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h this popular u l ANo land ng and for sac by
EDMOND DAVENPORT 4 co.
an analysis thus t;uano, by Pfoh Moft
Of New rkhe makes contains II 10 Of Anmonia Which is.
bit per average of Peruvian. Ii also
ic IN sphate Lime 81 vi pcf cent 1t much
IL her and Phosphate and contains much less water
than Eiia, - in le.,a. l. ID co.
ian 6.Iyl Richmond. Va.