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which the virtues Of each remedical agent
are chased through the alembics until they
come out completely pure at last. These
concentrated, purified medical properties, or
virtues are finally combined together TO pro-
duce the remedies which have made them
selves reputation for unrivalled excellence,
all over the world. Not only does the Doc
tor discam all secrecy in his art and ex-
plain every process and every particular,
but he maintains that this is the only pro.
cess BY which the people can be supplied
with the best possible remedies for the.
treatment Of disease. The Formula by
which his remedies are made are published
in the medical Journals ard have been pre-
sented to large part of the medical Fac
ulty Of the United States, and are constant
ly sent by mail to such physicians rs apply
for them.-Daiiy Chronicle, San Francisco.
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Guan0.

lengthy article upon the subject of
Guano, written by Mr.. Joseph A. Cunning.
ham, appears in to daN' paper. Mr. c.,
who is the President Of our District AGri-
cultural Society and who is known to be
one Of the best farmers Of which the up
country can boast, details IN expert ment
which he made with the article upon cotton
last year. The results, as will be seen, are
astonishing. anl having the endorsement Of
practical man like MIR. &. should eircit the
attention end consideration Of the farmers
generally throughout the District This
popular fertilizer has been introduced but
to II yer, limited extent in our District; in
this, ns in many other particulars, we arc
several years behind the age.
AS applicable in this place, we append
the to lowing from the last i,sue Of the
Camden Journal. show ing, the increase cf
cotton shipped from Clarcmont Depot since
the Introduction of Guano in hat section
A gentleman informs Us that in the wear
1857, two thousand five hundred and lhriy-
five, (2.535) bales of Cotton were shipped
from Ciarem ont i:rpot-Camdrn Branch
Rail Road. and that in the year 1853, three
thousand eight hundred and seventy four.
(3.S7IJ were shipped, ard in 1859, four
Thousand six hundred and eleven, (I6lID
showing IN increase of over fifty per cent,
in the shipments of 1858 over those Of
1897. nmd nearly one hundred per cent. in
favor of the year 1859, over thc same wear.
This increase is attributable to the fact
that the planters IN that section have learned
the value of GuGnO, rs a fertilizer Of their
lands, and have used it freely with the
gratifying and profitable results as above
Indicated.
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A Voice From New York.

friend has shown us 4 circular letter
received from we'll known Iobbing House
in New York, which bearing as it does upon
the all absorbing question Of the day, we
feel constrained To notice i: and our readers
may place what reliance they please upon
1t as indicating the sentiment Of the people
OF the section FROM which it halls towards
the South. The mass Of the Northern
people, We believe are against; but that n
large number are loN al 10 the constitution
and trn" 4" the South, is equally worthy of
crcdrncc. The letter referred to protests
against the iudiScriminatc withdrawal of
Southern Patronage from Northern cities in
consequence Of the recent political excite.
ment, and says that the great mass of the
business community Of New York are OF =
posed 10 the hcrcsics of nbUlitionism and
fanatcism in all its forms That there are
als" many friends of the South out.iG. of
the business circlcs-such ~ mechanics.
Iab"rers, retired aDd professional men "in
c'uding our ablest Divlne@, truly Conser.
'"'''N 0''S w ShiO"-'oNHIS Hltl, III power
tul opposition to the very few but noisy
fanatics, who have brought disgrace upon
their puIpits by preqcning politics instead
Of the Gospel" The concluding portion
Of the circular We copy verbatim:
Such being the true state Of affairs. We
look to our brethren Of the South for thut
consideration and cooperation which, rs
members of one common Gunicderacv, w
think We may reasonably expect. We there
fore deprecdte any intcrru ption Of the bu-i.
ness or social relations of the two sections
nor do we see what is Ia be gained by il :
The Jobber of the Southern Cities must.
Of necessity, buy Goods which are mann.
tactured either at the Eust or in Europe
and which pass through the hands of North
crn Commission Houses. Ii follows, then
that no one would be injured by such pro
scriptive policy but the New York Jobber.
whom We cOrslder, cmphaiicaliy. a National
man, and whose influence in every crisis is
eXerted in behalf of the South. Nor do d.
rect lmportations to Southern Cities affect
the principle involved, as that IL merely di.
vcrtng trade from this City to Foreign Ma.
tlons, whose Governments and pc Ople are
in favor OF immediate and unconditional
emancipation, and we believe, would be
willing TO use any and every means TO af-
feet il.
AS for ourselves, we stand just where we
have always stoOd-thoroughiy identified
with the interests and rights Of the South,
and at all tines ready to maintain and de-
fend them, with our means, our votes and
our influence. With these remarks we re
main, yours very respectfully, Henrys,
Smith q Townsend.
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Temperance.

I"e amount of good accomplished by
The temperance reformation during the last
man century could not be accurately calcu'
lated ITS enn"hl'ng virtues and benevo
lent objects nave c'm'r'"ntrd II'ImIt'bIe to-
'''''y I" many whose ehh'''dc OF life, "ppa
r"n'ly' were dawnS To close. Wnr1 We
retrospect the past and see what has barn
done toy this great cause; and trace the
marx i"r good which 1t has mai" upon the
human fanny IN general we can but won.
ger why II ''' tn't men OF all classes and
ages u" not r'''y l" IT'S standard.
It's character "~ an ORDER and the princi'
pies which It rndcav"r' To inculcatu into
th' hearts %: The rising generation, are
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The Right Spirit Up.

We are pleased to see the spirited move
ment on the part of many of our most in.
fiuential citizens, in behalf of the contem-
plated Rail Road from this place to Cam.
den, SO much talk and pnbiic demonstra-
tion about this important enterprise has,
somewhat, ceased and the work of getting
subscriptions have fairly commenced, which
receive almost, the unanlmoas support of
the people. II seems, from the present
prospects, that It is II settled determination
Of the citizens Of this District To accom-.
pIish this great and advantageous enterprise
Some Of our largest planters have subscri-
bed IN average crop of cotton and also to
grade one mile of the road. Merchants
have pledged their profits for one ycar.-
Professional men their income and Mech,n.
les their wages.
The work is going on rapidly and if no
impcdimcnt is met with, success is bound
to accompany us although, it will ever be
the policy Of our enemies below, rs it has
been, to keep us under suhjrction Tn
postcrity Of Il Jackson will no longer suffer
the dignity Of old Lancaster to be- insuted,
by being held under the power and control
Ct n sister District. The mere mention of
this fact. is sufficient incentive to kndIe
the PATRIOTS IN the heart Of any citizen
Of old Lancaster District
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BAUME De VIE.-It will be seen bv ad-
vertismcnt in to days paper hat Mcssers
lla>seltine & Massey are the agents at this
place for the sale of the Baume De Vie n
medicine prepared by J. McKain, Drug
gist, Camden, :. G. We believe this to be
a safe and effective preparation, free from
many of the objections which attach to
most of the popular patent medicines. 1t
has been extensively used in some of the
Districts South Of us, and many persons of
the first standing have testified to its rncr.
its. The recommendations it has received
from responsible sources, justify us in
commenting it to our readers. Try it,
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LOCALS COLUMN,

e5g> WE direct attention to the adver-
tisement of w. Ii. Burns saddle and har-
ness establishment in lo'days paper. Mr..
Burns has just returned from Charleston
with large and varied stock in his line of
business, and we take pleasure in recon.
mending him 10 the favorable patronage of
the District If You want saddles, harness,
brides, martingals, whips, SC, just call up
on friend Burns, one door North of the
ledger office. He warrants all work, end
sells cheap as possible.
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~ 1t is proposed TO hold II Convention
at Richmond, Va, on the 2sth Of Frb'y, OF
all the southern Railroad Presidents for the
purpose Of considering the means by which
they can best secure, either by direct i'm.
portatlon or southern manufIcture, the
equipments and supplies for the use Of
southern railroads. without relying upon
the North for such things. The call Cor the
convention is signed by II Virginir railroad
Presidents. SO says the Charlotte Demo.
crdt.
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THE MARKETS.

Columbia, January 2S.-We have no
change TO notice in cotton. Sales yester-
day 800 bales. At former rates, viz 7 TO u
cents.
Charleston, January 27.-There WAS
very fair demand to-day, and full prices
were obtained. The sales reached 1850
balrs, at prices ranging from 9 to lie.
New Orleans, Jan. 27.-Salcs to day of
1000 bales Cotton; Middling II II4c.-
The sales of the week sum up $4,000, and
the receipts 8 1000 against $4,000 in the
corresponding period last year.
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y RiGnr SrEP.-A Raleigh corrcspon
dent Of the Petersburg Express. saws:
Il was present when Judge Saunders
told Mr.. P"mrrOy, proprietor ola large
book store in this place, to stop Harper =
Weekly and Monthly Magazine on account
Of the fact thn; G.. w. Curtis, one ,f the
editors, is an aboliti"n~t. and that one of
the ilnrprrI has been contributing money
for the relief of escaped slaves in Canad..
Ths is noble example, and should be
followed by every Southern man ana wo
man"
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The Test of - Years Fxnar;apca bo.

The Test of IL Years Experience has
proved the superior quality OF llegeman, Clark
Co.'S Genuine God Live. Oil. IL il pio oman =
ccd by Physicians the best remedy for Con.
sumption, Scrofula, Chronic Rheumatism. &c
ever discovered.
Caution.-Thc value OF this remedy de,
pcnds upon its purity, and in order to secure
our customers pu'c article, one of our firm
went to Newfoundland to superintend the
manufacture OF our oil, and we warrant IL purc
See that the label has the eagle and mortar
and the signature over the cork of each bottle
as there Is great deal Of cheap, inferior oil
palmed oil for genuine, to the great injury of
patients.
-isk for Hcgeman. Clark & Co.'S, and take
no other, as many have been cured with the
genuine WHO have used others without any
benefit
Useful In Every Family. Paint, Grease Pots
etc, removed instantly gloves, silks, ribbons
ste, cleaned equal to new, without injury to
tiie most delicate color OF fabrics, Ly Hegenan
d Go 5 Concentrated Benzinc, only IS cents
per bottle. Ilcgeman 4 Co., Druggists, l6l
399, 5ll aud 756 Broadway, n. Y. 45-3m.
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New Advertisements.
Notice.

T WILL sell through my agent en- Satur-
i day the 4th of February next nj my res
idence, corn, fodder, cotton seed, peas, COWS,
hogs, lard, bacon, house hold an kitchen
furniture and plantation tools. My lands
TO rent. Terms Of sale, all sums of 5 dol
lars and under cash. ali over, credit until
January 1861, note and approved surity and
interest from day of sale.
N. B.-G. w. Bell is my authorized agent
TO transact business for me in my absence.
F. a. BELL.
Feb. |, 1860. 81 1t. pd.
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An AFFRAY Occurred, AS we are in.
formed, on Wednesday last, at the resi-
dence Of Capt. Stephen ID. lIou Oh, in this
District, between BurweIl Outlaw, and
Nelson Newman, in which the former re-.
ceived terrible cut on the head from An
Axe, thrown by the latter.
As far AS We have been able TO learn
the particulars, Mr.. Newman acted on
the defensive, AID being a peacea bic
man, it is hardly probable that the dli
Guilty would have occurred, had it not
been forced upon him 10y Mr.. Outlaw,
who is sail To have Eeen considerably
under The influence Of liquor at the lime.
DIR, Lucas, were called in TO the
wounded man, but we learn that little
hope is entertained Of his recovery
Camden Journal.
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THE CHEMISTRY OF MISUNDERSTANDING
the special delights which have 30 richly
repaid our visit to New England, was the
Inspection it was our privilege to make Of
DR.. G Aver g. Co.'S Laboratory at Low
ell. Although we knew by hear. say, that
it was large yet were we surprised when
We came in view Of Its real magnitude, and
still more by the extent ard complication
Of It's truly immense business The whole
massive structure is in fact one vast chem
ical laboratory, in which the processes Of
this wonderful art are constantly going on.
Medico-chemical science has found that the
curative properties of any substance exist
in some one or more Of its component
parts. Thus the remedial effects Of opium
are due solely TO the morpbia 1t con tains,
although this is but one eighteenth part Of
its weight the other seventeen parts are
gun, extraetise and inert or offensive mat
ter. DIR. Ayers system separates the med
ical properties Of each substance employed
and we are here shown the processes by
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NOTICE,

Ii Persons having claim. or demands
Il against the Estate Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Massey, late of Lancaster District South
Carolina, Deceased, are hereby notified TO
present them properly attested to me on or
before the first day of June 1860 and all
those indebted to the said Estate are re-
qucsted to make payment to mo before Re-
turn day next, or otherwise be sued.
DIXON BARNS, Executor.
Feb. !, l86O.-5l-4t
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Hymenea1.

Married, on the Sd inst, by the Rev s
p. Murchison, Mr.. Jessee Truesdell, to
Miss Jane, second daughter of james ely.
burn, Esq, of kershaw.
On the 10Th inst. by The same, Mr.. Dove
Scgars, TO Miss &. a. Pitts, Of Kershaw.
In YorkvilIc, on :be izth inst. Mr.. Sam.
pie Alexander OF Chester, to Miss Lucie
II C'awson.
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United States Arms.

AUGUSTA, January 24.-The war De.
parlment has ordered $4,000 muske.s,
from Springfield, and 5000 rifles, from
WaterTiile, to be transferred to the u. $.
Arsenals at Charleston, Augusta and
Baton Rooge, 10 supply quotas for the
Southern States.
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The Harper's Ferry Affair.

The Virginia Legislature has appropri.
ated Sl5O,00o to meet the expenses Of
the John Brown war. Major General
Talliaferro states that the expenses 80 far
amount to s72,007.l9.
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Notice.

Is Mr.. Felix Mclarnon. admir-, Of Patrick
McLnrnOn, has appointed mo apen, TO
settle up the Estate, all persons having dc.
mandI against the estate are requested TO
present them properly a,testel, and all in.
dehled 1" said estate will please make pay.
mrnt To ne without delay or they will Ifnd
their accounts in the hands Of an officer for
collection.
F. X. BRUMMETT.
january 20, loOO, 5O-2t
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a NOBLE LADY COMING New
York Commercial Advertiser learns that
Lady Franklin, the devoted widow Of the
long lost navigator, will pay visit TO that
city within n few weeks, and that she 10 TO
be the guest of Henry Grinnell
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an excellent cx'craal application to Cn::,
Wounds, BRUISES Al! H...u..
In Kershnw District where !, i made ,r.I
we'll known, 1t j. appreciated and la, ear.
cd some eases of dyspepsia "f I'm. st,ni-
ing, as numerous crrli crtr- frnn rrii 80
and nlclI gent citizens will show.
TO those wh" desire to pa,roniHcn South.
rrn Medicine in prcfcrnncr /" the nunrrou.
compounds m ide at the North with hum.
bug certificates This article is offered, con.
hd"ni that those WHO use it viii always Rec
ommrni IT,
Being made Of The best m rt-riaIs and by
an cxperienced'drnggist, and pre,cri oed by
Physicians, it il hoped that none will be
afraid In give it n trial, and be- certain of il,
real merit.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail
by }. J. MCkAIN, Druggist,
Camden. =. &.
And sold bv,
!lASSEITINE g. MASSEY.
lancastcrvIiie.
rro' l'', 1850. 5l-3m.
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A case was tried Tor the..second time in a
Cincinnati Court, few days since, inyol-
wing the title to a barrel worth ninety
cents, The costs Of the case have amoun-
ted to over $50, and as tits 10 be appealed,
they will probably reach 5000.
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YoRKvLLE ENQUIRER.--J. Wood David
son, is now co editor ofthis excellent paper.
tie resides in Columbia and his articles ap-
pear under the read "Contrbutional"
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Obituary,

Died, Of typhoid fever, at the residence
Of his father, ilIon +. G. Palmer.) near
Rdgcway, Fairfield, s. c., on the 29th of
December last, Captain George ID. Palmer,
IN the twenty.third year of his age
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Special Notices.

HoLLowAYs OINrMENr AND Puts, iniallil re
Remedies for Salt Rhcum.-Edward Jackson,
OF Galveston, Texas, suffered increasingly for
four years with salt rhcum. so bad was he that
for four or five months at a time. he was com.
PEELED to keep TO his bed, and the doctors
toll him candidy that he need never again c1-
pcct to br well. Finding this to hc the case
he dismissed them, auG Immediately put him.
self under coursr Of lIolloway's Ointment
and Fills, these fine remedies soon made snch
an inn, in him that he was enabled
to 'cS"nc his occupation, aud by continuing
them ior "a short time, he was restored to the
blessings o! hea!ih, which he has enjoyed ever
SINCE %
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DEATH OF Col. l.. B. DAvS.-The Sum-
ter Waterman announces the death Of Col.
f. H. Davis Of Clarendon. lie was tho
Commander OF the 5th Regiment of Caval.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mn. EDITOR :-PIease announce II,
AMOS NcMANUS, a candidate for the
Once OF Sheriff for Lancaster District, for
the ensuing term and obiige his
MANY FRIENDS.
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Congressional.

tion Of one Of their number to the Prcs-
dency. lie took strong secession ground,
arguing that the South should not wait for
an overt act, bnt meet the enemy Mt the
threshold and drive him back, or tear down
the pillars of the temple of liberty, over
whelmng all in universal ruin.
January 25.-SENATE.-Mr. Wilson, of
Mass made n speech,
House OF REPkEsENTATrvEs.-M Keitt,
Of South Carolina, made an eloquent speech.
Tie said that the south should prepare for
n dissolution Of the Union, and if it was
avoided she would have only taken a wise
prccaution.
ballot for Speaker was had, one hun
drcd and eight votes being necessary to
choice. with the following result!
SHERMAN, Black Republican n......lO5
BoCUCK, Democrat. ...............5l
SMITH, of North Carolina ..... 20
January 2S.-SENATE.-Mr. Wilson. of
Massachusetts, concluded his speech. A,
debate then sprang up between Messrs.
Davis, of Mississippi. and Douglas, of ILL.,
nois, in relation TO the resolution of the
Iou,r i,.,.,,,;a - r.,>,.,, WV
I,a,.,a., ,..,I va WV
h,,;,an,. '"' III
NJ D,.;, ''''''''
wonIj .n.rI, ma T,I.Y'Ir ." '''' ,''''u''o'
rro,ch on S,n,,. .;,,r,. =. Nu,''' ~ '"-
go =, '"'' u ""S
c"".s' III t'e policy OF The Government.
Mr. Douglas replied TO this imputation
with great energy.
W.suxcrov I,,,,. -
','.S''' - w.t. '>'".'h' 0, MORT"
Sreokarsbi, l., ,hn An,.r;,.nm. =, ~, Ea,.;",. ~.
hn., o.,or,,;,,.4,, ,,.., u.,;.,.. .,.,i,
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Gbf Ir1qrr.
LANCASTERVILLE, sc.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Feb. l, 1860.

s-sS" The absence Of the Editor this week
in Charleston will account for any seeming
deficiency of editorial matter in this issue.
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Mr.. EDIroR.-Please announce Mr. WIN.
RosEsTsoS, a Candidate for Tax Collector
at the ersoing election and oblige his
friends w,xu,u,.
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Announcements.
FOR CLERK.

Va EpIroR The many friend, of Mr.,
". J. HANCOCK, announce hun a candi.
date for Clerk of tue Court for the ensuing
term.
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The friends Of Capt J. b. COUSART.
announce him candidate for Sheriff for
Lancaster District, at the eEsuing term.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR

Ma. EDTroR.-By announcing Mr.. r. C..
POTTS. n candidate for Tax. x.Collector nj
the next election you will oblige his
MANY Friends.
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A WORD TO THE WISE !
SADDLE AND HARNESS
Establishment +!

GA IAGAIN RESPECTFULLY IN.
s3N FORM TIE CITIZENS of Ian
caster,ille and the District in general, that
| am now fully prepared to furnish any and
all of them with anything coming in nv
line of business and cheap as possible. |
use nothing but the best material and keep
always on hand a complete stock of,
SADDLES, CARRIAGE and BUGGY
HARNESS, BRIDES, HAUL
TIERS, MARTINGALS,
WHIPS, POLE STRAPS, WAGON
HARNESS. WAGON SADDLES,
BLIND BRIDES and all
kind Of BRIDLE BITS.
G1- Saddles and Harness repaired at
short notice
am truly thankful for the patronage
heretofore received and hope by strict at,
ten,ion 10 business TO merit continuance
Of the same.
sB- Those indebted to me for the year
SO and so aro requested 10 come tor
ward aud settle up.
w. II. BURNS.
Feb. !, 1860. 5itf
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MR: EDIroR BY announcing Capt A.
y. NlSBETa candidate for Tax CoIiecto,
at the next election you will obliQe.
Hrs FRIgEps.
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The use of DR.. Hostetter's Stomach


b tiers, Tor Dyspepsia, Ehtulcncr, IIeavincss
OF the Stomach, or any Other ik, affection, is
second 10 none in America o. abroad. To- hc
able TO state comiiclly that the "BlrrrRs,"
are certain cure for dyspepsia and like dis.
eases, is to the proprictors u source Of unaIloy-
ed pleasure. |; removes all morbid matter
from the stomach, purifcs the blood, imparts
renewed vitality TO the nervous system, giving
it that tone AMI energy so indispcns sable for
the restoration OF health. The numerous ack.
nowledSements OF its superior excellence and
6enchcc"t results, have assured the proprietors
that it can'ot but prove great cure to the
afflicted, and inpart vitality to the thorough
system. February
Sold by druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. - See advertisement in anoth.
sr column.
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WITHOUT GUANO.
80
WITH G ASO.
FrSI pjrJ.jnD
7l9 bOlls.

The per cent on the guano row exceeded
the non-guano row at the different pickings
resulted "a follows: