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TJNHE SABBATH HYMN AND TUNE BOOK.

Il Nv LOWELL MASON Doctor Of Music EDWARDS A. Park,
D. d., AUSTIN PHELPS, D. d. 5l2 pp svo Pnce III coth
This contains all the hymns in the Sabsah ~ BOOK
hundred and also the selections Tor
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THE AMERICAN GUANO COMPANY


And os.s sr the Csrroes Of the REysAsn" FLy,se
EssLs"s ard "FLYIse Dseos a. s~ p-t tan. Isn
other csrfo~. are .hsty e1pe d b aye, AMI be snpy
vii b. rsusr Asdr. G. y MARSHALL, PRESIDENT
American Gusno Co. Nc. s. William st. n T.
We believe that the biDon o The rh~phafss and
Sulpksies 81 Line not % be iuia;sd By ART az su@s ~
udpustle Elects ~ok revelation in the department.
SeieEtfc Agriculture.
No fertilizer prccly similar American GuaDo hss
before been duoed this AthoaEh ne nm
e quantity 10 or % tEns imported 10 ss1io the ApA.
field of its complete has
led TO demand heh VIII thorough trial VI rs
coming ard the lSs will confidently
believe ell esd bsruAt~r
The following statement Of the restye expense n The farmer
Of three r.reTs Bsrn.Ysrd Manure Peruvian 0sss.
and American GGano, vii be found interesting amsr sc
erally;
~ Loads 10 an acre Is c~ats load. 90
Team. Gsys ct & pr pvrdsy.....'..'...''''s..'.
MAJ, dsys 81 per day ...............s''s... ."
Ten NV '"
PERpviAN SGANo
500 lbs toscre, a, s65 per "
FREIGHT, any point in uniied states ''.
Garage and sowing ins..................,'''..''''''
Total. ID -. a..
80 lbs 10 acre, {. Sc per rtGn......'.'....'. tto
Frsiglf Peruvian ~
Carriage and sowiag. ~
% ~
Ten u
Co,t of team IN distributing barn yard manure
"
will be- here the o teams and labor nas~Ay
In the use c sppa,hes nearly the ente e
f Amer,csn usno expense II freight sowing ke. Tho
Am Gusno viii the attention of every farmer thoashca
he land.
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STATEMENTS OF FARMERS AND OTHERS WHO HAVE
USED THE AMERICAN GUANO.

suNsxR. R.HILL, C&yuss Co, N. ", Sept. ~ 1887.
SR In compliance with circular received from last
Srng the Of herewith the csnts
OF the mrd experiment which IL has been conSenicot br
10 take during the prsent extsodnsy cold aud wet
- Your obe,ient servant JOHN 4 MILLS.
Hon. CHAs. Mason, Commissioner Washington ID e.
The experiment above referred made Indian cor,
on clay loan soil in hills three feet apart with American
Gusno Peruvian Guano and Stable Manure. y bills being
s,ped fertilizer and the number alec with
manure The o sowing June l. and hsrssstips Sep
tembcr - The result in amount Of stalks straw or sve.
American uano. .......iSt N Stable Manure.
Peruvian eusno.....l+l nlNo Manure ......... W 70
The r,sul; in amount Of ears with husss on was:
American Guano .......A n Stable Manure
Peruvian Guaio......+5 10 No oManure.............Si
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ISLfr, LONG ISLAND, Dec ~, lSs
MY DEAR Sir: send 4 sample Of land
hat ws worn ou with American 0uano which speaks or
t.ef In parts The field where the did not iaao
IL, the was heavy
SO s.l Of the value of American oasoo, from
what have ses my Joining farms that shs "
larger quantity next Spring. .
doubt tha, will upersede all other kinds Of mAnas
that farmers obliged 20 purchase. - .....,
Yours truly, CORNELlUs bEkoEN.
C. MAssH.LL, Pres't Of the American Guano Co.
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V'O OWNERS of COUNTRY PLACES

TI'O OWNERS Of COUNTRY Places
i FERTILIZERS SUPERIOR TO PERUVIAN GUANo
MAPEs's SUPER PHOSPHATES Of LINE. fEst mana
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LasSELsy, Va. Nov. Is, 1857.

LEBANON, New. London Co, Conn, Feb. 10, 1885,
SIR: have been requested furnish you with my expeence
In new gnauos
sm firm in the opinion that II this American Gusno can b
procured reasonable price ay St5 $50 tun will bs
and valuable fertilizer that will reproduce, on ex-
hsued lands greater than BE- returned By any hno~n
manure ASHER L. SETH
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T AVN GRASS.-A mixture of reliable English
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,RTIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES snd

Ia
SHRuBS-The spb-cr-r feTs hi. .~ryic-s residents
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u. shrubs AID vines Particular attention IL requested 20
HI. specimen. Of the and described IN hs
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Of the b.s tJNez plan Roses of
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C. s. Marshall Eso., Prest Of the American 0aaTo To-
DgAR ss:-I small quantity Of Ansrexn 0uano last
year eos and the result wonderful that
d.r atins crops of oats although
used net hundred pounds Of Amecan GaAno the
acre. very far ahead u the field next hns which
used Peruvian Gusno the yield being than three times
lase. l tried the American GuaBo, siso, yellow
and corn side by side with Peruvian 0asDo ard 9TH
er ferzers both results from American Gusso
very much larger from the other manure VI th~
having fourteen tho ear the lAses.
".
On peas potatoes, and cabbases the result The and
consider The American GuaDO the bes fertilizer used
Yours respectfully, " BEYER
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Sir: On patch Of ground quite upon which he
year previous had planted potatoes the yield being 90 sna
however that they scarcely worth digging planted
thirty hills Of sweet Just after the sProaed
spnnsed American Gusno IN solution, say IN 9uanny apos
Where used the Guano the weld more than double that
of the other and stalk heavier aud twice large
also used IL my garden upon cucumbers flower beds and
grape The resut here NOR. safIssni than
upon the corn. Very respectfully, THUS " ,LL,S'
D. j. BROWN, Agl Dep, Patent Office Washington, d. e.
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NOLEMANs FARM MlLL.-This Mill has
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Can OPERATION at the Office n the COLEMAN FARM
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Flour. ElOnr

Flour. Fl0nr /!
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Being Agents Tor most q ths above mills. Va
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To J.. G. Trimbie snd A. v. Trimble his wife,
Chancellor . Logan, William Martin and Bstsey

To j. G. Trimbie and A. v. Trimbls his wife.
Chancellor Logan, William Martin and Bstsey
Martin:
VOU. and each Of you are hereby notified that
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the District CeuE Il Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison, petition in chAncery Il Cla. EFT Dixon,
Executors Of the last will and testament OF acob
ceased claiming against you the said g. Trimble
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G. Trimbis 70 said ClAssst Dixon, Rxecutors,
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Now, therefore, unleas yo1 appear and answer
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gro. q. DIXON j son,
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Epknk, March 81, lsse din
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Peach, Pluu and Cherry Trees, either 0gInt.Sd Or
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Nursery Grounds 10 The Western part Of the
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Coal, Coal Goal.
FROM THE

LAWRENCE NEW MINES.
A NEW WIN or COAL has recently been dis
IA covered, and h now being extensively worked
on the lands Of tho LAwrense Coal Co., ~ Law
renee, Of quality superior to any hitherto brought
70 this market, In confirmation ut which re3orenpes
are had below. sN*
! am now furnishing ana IN psspassd 70 deliver
the above Coal ii Quantities - suit, = ths lowest
market rates. ss
will alo furnish the ssme Coal sold 81 the
Slaughter Co. Tor The past feu months, md which
Was obtained from the Lawrence Ainsea ana whSeh
i second only 70 the above described Coal, or the
hest % SlAughteg Coal.
Orders for the above may be left at The one q
y. X. 4 D. w. Ford. or Rodofcr Biahop 1T tia n.
y. Derot, OF II. II Riley, under The Dudley Heuse.
\. REYNOLDS, Agent.
ExvERENCEs:
State bank, 8. Dwight Eaton,
], Il. uornish, J. G. PaTrott i Co..
Connable Sm,th
Slade , Bro, Eillings House.
SD. Clark, Anster Mechanic It X. 8 II. D.
"a. Machine Shop. [janz4d3m1
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Drugs, Medieiass,
PERFUMERY. PAINTS. OLA. GLASS 70,
70 the trade and At retail. ct very low prices Tor
Cash.
Whslessls Agent for Southern lows and North
m MissouH for tho following goods:
Great Western 0oal Oil Go. q Kero1ena OIL
Ayers Cherry Psctoral, Pills and Agss Cure;
Jsyns'a family Medicines
Qaeru's Cod Lvss Oil Jelly. ii
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DELINQUENT List OF LOTS,
nN which special taxes are dus and unpaid, foI
~ McAdamizing, Trimming Guttering ana
CURLING on Exchange street. from Sscondt TO Eouxth