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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

Peterson's ladies National Nagaaa
for December, has lis usual ATTRACTIONS i
the form of readingGnatter, fashion pats,
numerous patterns for fancy work, enbd'
derry. DC. With this number, all subxir
tons for 1889 expire. New inddcen'ru
are offered to subscribers, for 1860 Ia
January number is to be ready eadyl
December.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

ARTHUR's HoaE MAGAZINE Tie De-
cember number opens with beauliinla'
engraving, The Light Keepers Da's'
ter and following in succession are is'
ion plates-one colored stecl-aud aFa''
ETY. Of designs for the workable, cher
literature, etc, thus combining the na'
and necessary with the ornamental
this number, the excellent story va
and See" by Virginia +. TOwnshend
completed; and its readers have only
await the appearance of the January n'a
Der, for the commencement Of new 80!
by L. S. Arthur, entitled After the S'0rD'
This Magazine is to be considerably GU
larged, thus giving an increased amour
reading. 81 "a year; address l. ?, =
thur & Co, 323 Walnut Street, Phla@'
phia.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The Dc''~
issue is a splendid affair, riyalllns al gu
petition and bearing unmisiakable e'l''D
of taste and industry bestowed upon y "
rious departments. The steel ensf''I
The Departure and "The Return
life-like representations. 1t contains
most an endless variety of patterns W
dle-work and various articles Of cloiADs
also has piece of music composed eAF
ly for the Book. Some of the ariielss
Picknicking in the Pine Woods.
Years Ago--Carriage Friends
Lost, 4 Heart Won-and good con-
Of other miscellany. So yea'; A w..
L. A. Cooley, 1928 Chestnut Street. T.
delphia, Pa.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

GREAT Stock OF WINTER CLOTHING.
J. w. Smith & CO., corner Dock Square
and Elm street, Boston, are closing out
il.eir entire stock of Winter Clothing, at
the lowest possible prices for cash. An OPP
poruniy is now offered TO secure the very
best Ready-msde Clothing ever manufac-
tured. The stork embraces every descrip.
ton Of garments, such as Over-coats, Bust
ness Goats, Pants, Vests, &c, OF the --latest
styles and best materials, all made in So.
perior manner.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-02

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE John d. Wins.
low, agent of Sacket, Davis & Co., jewel
ers, Philadelphia, committed suicide by
shooting himself on Friday last, under the
following mistaken circumstances IIehad
entrusted a box of jewelry, valued at $4,000,
TO colored porter to carry TO the office of
Draper, Tiff & Co. The box not being
delivered, he supposed it to have been
stolen, and Informed the police, who were
unable TO recover it. Before the commits
sion of the deed he wrote letters TO his mo-
Iher at Providence and his employers. This
morning the box was recovered, having
been left by mistake at another jewelry es-
adjustment in Market street. The deceased
was single man, twenty-eight years of
age.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09
nss-The following letter. which empba

Es-The following letter, which empbat-
icaly speaks for itself, was written by the Dean
of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College of
Medicine to the editors of the Pacific Medical and
Surgical Journal, San Francisco, for publication:
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, 1859.
To the editors of the Pacific Medical and Sur
gical Journnl-Gentlemen My attention has
been called to an article in the December number
of your journal, in regard to the ad cundem de-
gree granted by the Philadelphia College of Med
icine 10 DR.. L. ]. Czapkay. When the applica
tion for the degree was made to the Faculty, it
was accompanied by affidavits and testimonials
to the effect that DR.. Czapkay was regular grad
uate NJ. D. of the University of Pesth had serv ed
as Surgeon in the Hungarian Army and was
regular practitioner Of medicine. On the strength
of these the degree was granted. The ad cum
dem degree, as its name implies, is conferred on
graduates only, and gives us new privileges -
Had there been the slightest suspicion of irregu
larity, the application would have been refused.
BY inserting this in your journal you will do an
act of justice to the College and confer favor on
Yours, very respectfully, H. RAND,
Dean of the Faculty of the Philadelphia Col
lege of Medicine.
DR.. L. j. CzAPKAy's Private Medical and Sur
gical Institute is on Sacramento st below Mont
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s
Office, San Francisco, California. The DR.. offers
free consultation, and asks no remuneration un.
less he effects cure. ap.23.l3t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

OUGHT TO KNow.-The Hudson (N.Y. Gazette
came off at that place, occasioned by gentle
man fndiag his wife and daughter promenading,
after dark, with "another fellow" The melee
brought out the following card from the wife I"
As the impression still seems to prevail that
am the wife of Charles E. Sutherland, : deem it
my duty to make this correction. am not his
wife. A mutual agreement of separation for life
was long time ago signed by him and myself
And as for the young lady that he calls his
daughter. she is not his ANN e. GRIFFITH.
That evidently lets Mr.. Charles E. Sutherland
Houtn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

Too TRUE.-When rakish youth goes astray
friends gather around him in order to restore
him to the path of virtue. Gentleness and kind
ness are lavished to win him back to innocence
and peace. No one would suspect that he had
ever sinned. But when poor, confding girl is
betrayed she receives the brand of society and is
driven from the ways of virtue. The betrayer is
honored, respected, esteemed. there is no peace
for her this side of the grae. Society has no low
lug, helping band for her, no smile of peace, no
voice of forgiveness. There are earthly NOR
alities unknown to heaven. There is deep
wrong in them, and fearful are the consequences.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09
CALIFORNIA EMIGRATIoN.-Under this head the
New York Herald, of May 14th, thus dscourses :


The lapse of years seems to make no decrease
in the rush of our people towards the western
slope of the Rocky Mountains. Indeed, the emf
grafton to California is greater to-day than il was
at the height in '49 and 80. Steadily the tide
ebbs and flows across the Isthmus of Panama, or
by way of Nicaragua and Tehauntepec, or ira
versing the mighty desert between our frontier
States and the heights of the Sierra Nevadas.
Before many months have elapsed we shall have
four or five sea routes open to the Golden Gate,
and daily stage communcaton-t best pio-
neer for the railway-across the plains. Thus
California emigration will be widely extended
and stimulated beyond precedent; our young
men, who are rusting for want of an opening in
the great cities, will find a reward for their in
dustry and enterprise on the Pacific Coast Cali
fornia, New Mexico, Arizona, Washington and
Oregon will be filled up with hardy, indepen-
dent and intellectual populace; England and
Russia must be confined to their present limits,
while ours will be extended on every side.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

THE MOUNTAINOUS HIGHrs AND THEIR CREATION.
Each visitor of mountain nights describes his
sensations and draws pictures of the sublime and
thought inspiring scenery. A little time since,
we stood upon the summit rock of mountain
on whose cietts hung thick drifts of snow which
merely glistened under the June sun. On other
places the variegated and green shrubbery was
bowing TO the breeze, and delicate flowers were
adornng the solitude. The view in either direc-
tion presented every formation Of grand and ele-
waited landscape, vast and wonderful. The great
peaks in their exalted singeness, the lower hills
in their blue vapor, the valleys and ravines
dressed in shadows, and the spots OF snow linger-
ing in the cool Of rocks and trees, were matchless
in their rough but blended proper state. The
impressions which followed our gaze upon this
massive unevenness became condensed and Sc
rene idea of Power Sierra Citizen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

To iouNG MEN.-In lecture to young men,
recently delivered at Mobile, by the Rev. DR..
Lord we find the following suggestive passage:
Dare the young husband, at the altar of the
most Ugh God, swear to cherish and protect un
til death shall break the golden chain, the fair
and timid girl who stands at his side, who for
sakNs for him the fathers care and the mothers
tendcrn's SIS, and then go away into the paths of
Dare he bring dishonor upon thewife ofhs bosom
and leave ia misery and want what he found in
beauty and happiness?
Dare he substitute drveling drunkard for
the promising youth who in the glory of his
early manhood vowed before heaven and in the
presence of angels and men to be to her, nay
more than all kindred and friends?'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

WANTS IT SENT TO HIS HoUsE.-A subscriber
signing himself " Strat eom Democrat" says If
we don't endorse the proceedings of the Central
Committee, he shan't have any further use for
the Star. that we can keep It or send it to
h-lL" Well. now, mister, we like to be accom-
moda'ing, and our boy Tom is delighted to deliver
our papers to subscribers who live at convenient
distance, but your residence is too far away so we
VIII keep it," and would add that we have
olil OF five dollars against you which we intend
70 collect II we have to follow you plumb to your
not homs.--.hariposa Star.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09
TRINITY CHAPTER,

xsone No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS, meet
ZX on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
7i@8 each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
Weaverville.
26td. JNo. A. WATSON, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

RoMANTIC-'Twas twilight. The sun had sunk
beneath the western hills, and the bright rays
which sire aked the eastern horizo, had disappear
ed. lovely female, who had been but one short
week bride, having been led to the hymeniaI
altar with lively anicpations of future felicity,
sat in a secluded apartment with her husband
She slowly moved her syph-like form towards
the partner of her bosom, raised her delicate
hand-and-slapped his face with the dish cloth
The remainder of this intensely interesting
story will appear in the Thunder and Liqhtninq
Gazette which is written for by the most brilliant
writers in the world-and the country adjacent
JMariposa Gazette.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

u.sr11Y REALIzED.-Last week we ventured
20 warn citizens in regard TO unsafe stove-pipes,
and the great damage that might result to our
town from the breaking out of fire on the lower
norton of Main street. To-day we are compelled
70 record one Of the most destructive fires which
has ever visited Weavervile. But, after ALL we
have rec son to be thankful. The fire broke out
early in the day, and at time when the wind
was not blowing Early in the evening of Tues
day the wind commenced blowing heavily from
the west, and has continued up to the time Of
going to press. Had the flames been famed by
the breeze of the past forty eight hours the whole
town must have been destroyed indeed, it was
only by the greatest exertions that the fire was
checked both in the rear of the brick buildings
west of Main street. and kept from communicating
to the residence of John E. Church, and four or
five adjoining ones on Center street. Or, had the
fire broken out in the night, the loss of property
must have been much greater, and perhaps at
tended with more lamentable results-the loss of
life AS it is, no lives were lost, and, with few
slight exceptions, no person was injured.
How the fire Observation-Disclosures from care
lessness or accident-will never be known. When
first discovered, it had burnt through the roof of
the three-story Chinese rendezvous, known as the
" Boomerang" and in less than five minutes had
reached the St. Charles Hotel, but not until a
considerable portion of the furniture was remov-
ed. Every effort was made to check the fire on
Main street, by tearing down buildings, but the
flames spread so rapidly that nothing could be
effected until the brick buildings were reached.
Every house occupied by Cinnamon was destroy
cd. Too much credit cannot be given our citi
zens generally for the arduous service done in
battling the flames, even at the risk of life.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09
LO II II f RI e s.
WOOD. EDDY g. Co.

IL ~ L L II IL l. - -
WOOD, EDDY g. Co.
THE LEGALIZED LOTTERY OPERATORS
OF THE UNITED STATES,
And owners Of the old and RELIABLE Grants
from the States of Delaware and Georgia, late
under tho management of GREGORY & MAURY
and SAMUEL SWAN x CO., have made arrange
ments to
CASH PRIZE TICKETS
IN THE CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO, The
capital prizes offered in the schemes Of this re-
sponsible concern vary from $40 900 to $4,000,
and the prices for tickets are-$l0 for whole
S5 for halves, and $2a for quarters. The offic al
drawings under the certificates of sworn commits
sioncrs will be published in several of the most
prominent papers OF this State, and file of the
New York Herold, containing a complete list of
all of said drawings, may be found at the office
m D. D. Gassner, No. % Montgomery street, San
Francisco, over Freeman q Co.'s express.
Enclosures for orders in sums of $40 and up.
wards. may he made by express, at the risk and
expense of Wood, Eddy x Co.; and all orders for
circulars or particulars concerning these Lotter-
- '-'" H. ''"""'"''" "aS19UGd 10 ,hY a11rGssinn
2l,3m San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09
L O. O. F.
STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. IL. 1. O

o. F.-Meets on the evenings Of the first and
third Saturday of each month, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Cliffords' building, Main street. Patr-
archs from abroad are cordially invited to attend.
It'd A. NJ. KRUTTsCHNITT, S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09
WeaverviIle Post Office.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe,
80 the steamer of July 20th will close at this Of
ece on Saturday evening, July 16tb, at o'clock,
JAS. O'CONNOR, P. M.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of decree
- and order of sale, to me directed and deiv-
cred, issued out of the District Court Of the 9th
Judicial District, Of the State of California, in
and for the county of Trinity, in the action of
Michael Crane VS.. Michael Farrell, rttested June
l4th, 1859 | will expose for sale at public auc
tion, at the Court House door in said county, on
Saturday, the 9th day of July,
1859, ut 2 o'clock, p. m according to the terms
of said decree, all the right, tile and interest of
said Farrell " in and to that certain piece or par
eel of land lying aud being situate in the town
of Weaverville county of Trinity, and State of
California, and being fraction of a lot between
the brick building of f. W. Blake and the lot
formerly owned by Joseph Ewing, at the corner
of Main and Court streets, commencing at stake
at the corner of said Joseph Ewng's lot and
fourteen feet from said Blake's building, thence
running parallel with the Ewing lot sixty feet
towards the gulch thence westerly thirty five
feet thence southerly sixty feet, and then paral-
lei with said Blake's building, and fourteen feet
therelrom, thrty-fve feet to the place of begin
ming. Also, certain lot and the improvements
thereon used and occupied by said Farrell MS a
slaughter house and yard, and lying and being
situate in the town, county and State aforesaid.
together with all and singular the tenemcnts, he
reditaments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in anywise appertaining."
JOHN b. MAY, Sheriff.
BY r. G. STUART, Deputy.
Dated June l6, 1852 %.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09
DR.. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S
Private Medical and Surgical Institute,

Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s Office,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established in 1854, for the Permanent Cure Of all
Chronic and Private Diseases, and the
Suppression of Quackery.
Attending and Resident Physician, L. ]. CAP
KAY, NJ D.. late in the Hungarian Revolutiona-
ry War Chief Physician to the goth Regiment
Of Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the Military Hos
pital of Pesth, Hungary, the late Lecturer on
Diseases of Women and Children, and Honorary
Member of the Philadelphia College Of Medicine.
Office Hours-from A. NJ, to P. NJ. Com
munications strictly confidential
Gs-Permanent Cure guaranteed. or no pay.
Consultations, by letter or otherwise, free
Address, DIR. l.. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco,
Cal. jl50tm
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WINCHESTER & co.
GENTLEMEN'S FCRNINUIAC

~ - ~ -.
ANA fatent Shoulder Seam Shirt anuGc,orv.
At the old stand, No 10G CiE&rNI-r STREET.
IHlLA DEiPHiA, Opposite The Washington Ilo,s,t
A; WINCHESTER viii give, as ncretyi,re. HI. ne,
soial SUPERVISION OF the Cutting aad Manufacturing
departments Orders for GIs ce = .r.,1o -, H. st5
and Collars filled at the shortest notice
IEfso1S ces!rHg TO orGer Snlrt, clu be supplied uh
me iorMuia ior incasureAciI, on az, Icat.of. by i
constantly on har q, a varied unJ st levl sioch of
GeniIcnen's Furnishing Goods. "
hoIesaIe orders supplied on liberal TENS.
sepl9 IV
Smyrna times., 1859-04-14
TRIPS RESJMED.

M, n On aud alter Tuesday, March Ist, The
- e. Z . STEAMBOAT PILOT BOY
VIII coAmcnce running between phladelphia and
Long Point VIII leave Long Point everv MoniaT
wednesday and Friday, AT o'clock. A. Nj. RcinrII'
ing IeaNe The first Wharf below Arch St PhIludrI
pima, Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saur,vs ot S,:o,
- W touching at New Castle, Delaware Cllv. Pnrt
enn, IN ana ana Deakynes Landing going and retu .llnp
~ IAGtS from Dover, i.cipsic and SmvTno
connect with the Boat at Long Point ''ii'
Smyrna times., 1859-04-14

M, 100
This manure is composed Of dead animals
blood otfaI, aud raw bones" Every one ofour
customers having found our Mature what we
represent 1t to be" adapted to every soil and
crop we recommend 1t with the fullest conf
Gence-3JO to 400 lbs. per acre have freQuent.
y increased the yield fifty per cent.
also, Colombian, Solt Colombian and Ammo
mated Colombian Guanos."
rcls. N"U 0ui'
From $50 to $l5 per !, ,OO3 and 2.4O pounds
acc0rdln% TO quantity and kind purchased.
For sale by
RICHARDS & MILLER,
No. 2l0 South Front ST below Walnut
Sole Agents in Philadelphia.
marl7 7.0n
Smyrna times., 1859-04-14
ROBINSON'S MANIPULATED
GEEAW0


I'HlS UNEQUALI.ED FERpIIJZrP co,,ooso,,
-; ,,l oi one mall b.st PERUVIAN GUANO ons.haIi
~ III MN uND Bone and the best PllOSPIIATIC
"uANO, Is IN conditions for immediate nsc heI ,,ro
LIEU nineu oy new and improved machinery, ky Which
'o''s t'e hos perfect combination Is effected redu =,
''2 an 10 lInd powder; and for aupllcaion hv nrI
~ o'"erwise. II Is IN the most perfect order And
ar no hesitation IN saving, that for all crops n -
'Vual I" any fertZer ever offered 10 The farming cam,
HuI'lly' ~ The quality viii be kept pcrlecriv mn,
nr ia all cases, and warranted 10 contain \ c '
VI ammonia aud 10 To 80 per cent o! Bone Phosnhai
oi Lime II Is put in good bags weighing ohnn, i5o
", elG"' ~ [ufchaserS VIII please notice thai IIe
,i,r, r. hoBlNSoN, Is branded on each bag-none
ny long experience in the trade, and the general
% heretofore given by all Guanocs sold Inv
' WI nope be guarantee tiuI the article nov
t WIZ De as represented. | will also keen CON-
,"i'y oh haiI The best Peruvian, Mexican and otbrr
city " It" any mouse III The
WM ROBINSON,
NOS and fIOllIngsu0rth Street
r,o.1oo Near PraIt ST. Wharf,
BALTIMORE Md. |
Smyrna times., 1859-04-14
4 A1aiySiS IF PhUiRp.

The above proves conc'u5lyely, that PHuIXE
Is TO me Farmer and Land Owner, the discov-
cry OF Inc aye: containing all the necessary
constituents Tor producing Large crops, at a
small expense. The price coming within the
reach of al, is but TW 0 CENTS PER
POUND, or $40 per $1,000 lbs. with disconnI
to dealers. Call and see it. Send vour ordeIs
to TRENCH, RICHARDS Il CO..
C..c,.n Sole Agents,
M i'--iH pmlaIeInIia
Smyrna times., 1859-04-14
H'aNCN'%
Farina Crackers.

,'' uan sue, IN smyrna by ess,s LEWIS A. R1o n,
-"'''0"D' mdr21 lin
Smyrna times., 1859-04-14
ksEcEaardsOss's -ri.Pa a;nnux
DAMASKS, DIAPERS. &C.

Consumers Of Richardson's Linens, and t,,ss lo.,
r1us OF obtaining the Genuine Goods s5o,d aa M
NE articles ihey prchase are sealed WIN ,bs nl' i
ualne ol @ me Hrh-kiCHARDSON, sons ,fONbE%y'
the 6 .ods. N"''oI'! Ol
Tins caution is rendered essentially noces.,,r o..
large quantities OF Inferior and detective Linen. as as
PtePirGu' season aiier season ami sealed " L The on
INJURY thus inflicted alike the American cor,nra
AHA the manufacturers OF the genuine io,l, NH r,
readily abandon business 80 irotab.e vbe tD'
character. "a "of'htss
s9-ly AgeIIs. 36 ChuerL ,,,',, -. y ,. mr..
Smyrna times., 1859-04-14
10 Farmers and Gardeners!
LIE subscribers offer for sale 10000 BARRELS of
their New and Improved VI
r O U d r SITE,
- OF THE
lodi RHHBRps:. 0gK,,,5n. q,
nuarl0-3m

Mar =
&anulaclured & from the nighl-soil of New York citr
nrovoJ ';shi Su purchasers This article grearly In
mora, @i'il w. the last three years. has been in the
," Ne IoI eighteen years aud sl deiies mnet;t;n
@;h "i''.i"Ie Ior Corn and Garden Vegetables beng
sa 9aPer per-; more Powerful than any other, and at hs
Is ., % rec rom nSaSrceablo Odor Two barrels
Ng "oI'p VIII manure an acre of corn in IN II Iii
a"to WoHfdS IN lubor. will cause 1t 10 cnme mn NJ
Gncher to grow inslcr, rlpen earlier and viii brun
a5 - .ioP On poor ground than any other iertlIZor
80 ~ nISo preventive of the cut worm: nIsn !, Ioa
'rhgy yI'e AZ 'ne seed to be put III contact with IT,
rim, "e T. M Co point to their long standing rcnuto
; "'u tue large capital (SO0 600 invested in tLeir
Ii o. Il" "a guarantee that the article thov ,no,'o
snie "'""yS DC OF such qualify command a ready
borreis Sl9O per barrel for any quantity over sx
no a ramphlct containing every information will
~ 1' 'FREEJ to any one applying lor the same o"
GdFFlNG, BROTHERS g. co
Jan26 Bin w "ourlialdt 81,
Now York |
Smyrna times., 1859-04-14
p ri vi "a 6,

y 0"'IONIIVI tIOU IAIIIIIIdI FIdnIIfC,
flIty per cent. cheaper than any Known Ferti-
liZer.
Farmers can buy this valuable manure with
'he luIIesI CONFIDENCE OF being repaid the whole
cost by the increased production of the first
crop besides rapidly Enrlching their Land.
READ the Analysis OF Prot. l.. Stevens:
" hereby certify that have analyzed lot
OF PiUlNE, for Freach, Richards q Co cor
ner OF YORK Road and Callowhill streets, Pha-
deIphia, and find lis components to be a 5 fol-
lows:
Smyrna times., 1859-04-14
A. II. FRANCISCUS.

X EEPS the largest and best assorted s,o.l orl,,p
mEi CHAINS, Cotton Yarns Waddlng Coifon
Laps i"neS Covcrlet Yarn Bed CORDS, Wash.I.lnes
ip Mope III COILS Seine ~ inc. Indigo Blue. Twyst
Moulu' Lamp Candle, Camphene Lard and Find
NickS IN the city. Also great variety of Fly NErs
iebl0 3m '' '"S' prices
Smyrna times., 1859-04-14
l'hIladclphia Advertisements.

Cor. Old York Road and CallowhIll streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
We oftr large stock of Chemical Mannres
and Fertilizers at low prices and warranted to
be Genuine, among which will be found
1000 Tons Pure Phuinc
1000 Tons Government Peruvian Guano:
5000 Tons French's Improved Super Phosphate
of Lime;
1000 Tons French's Pure Chemical Bone:
5000 barrels Frenchs Philadelphia Poudrette.
1000 barrels Frcnchs Improved Rosendale Ce.
ment.
The above standard articles are, each of their
kind, the Best in the World Oar Land Plas
ter, manufactured from Selected Stone, is cele
brated throughout the Union for its purity and
strength. Also,
10000 barrels Land Plaster;
5000 barrels Casting Plaster;
10000 barrels Hydraulic Cement;
5000 barrels True Roman Cement
1000 barrels Portland (English) :ment.
Dentists Plaster,
Powdered Anthracite Coal, (n barrels \
Powdered BItumlnous Coal, Gin barrels. !
White Sand, in harrcls.)
FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO,
Steam Mills and Farmers Depot.
Cor. OF Ole York Road and Ca}lowhIll streets.
Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-14
American Fertilizer.

Or Super Phosphate of Lime.
from the New Jersey Manufacturing Co.
Ana ysls by Gustavus Liebig, Practical and
Analytlcai Chemist: "''
Phosphate Of lime, On
SulpLate Of lime, IN
Organic Matter yielding Ammonia, as
AmmonIac Salts,
Insoluble underlined Matter.
Soluble Salts, Chior. 4 Sulph. of Soda, 10
Water and Loss, 2