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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-12
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.

rs Dealers and Physicians ordering from others
than Fleming Bros will dc well TO write their orders
distinctly, ana take noae 6tt Dr. 1Lanes, prepared Jy
Fienling FfSbErgh, Pa. To those wishing 20 give
them trial. will forward per mail, post paid TO any
part Of the United States box of Pills for twelve
throceat postage stamps, vial Of YeEmfues
fourteen reecsnt stamps. All orders from Canada must
be accompanied by twenty cents extra.
For sale by Charles Ritz, F. ]. Hoffman, and
Mary Marks, Lewstown, aud dealers generally
iU the county. may1s
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-12
I ALIIABLl PIRl II
AT
PRIVATE SALE.

-EEIiE undersigned o6er at rri,ase >ai.. tie
= Farm al their Mills IN New Laneastcr
District Milfiin county, about ter miles north
east Of Lewistovn, containing
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'crease in pounds, 4,l6l.4l
Hogsheads.

Increase in hhds., 2,971
Then follows table of Exports to foreign ports
for five preceding years. The footing up of the last
is Is, 354 hhds.
The coastwise shipments for 1s59'60 comprise
4,2l6 hhds. Leaf, and 9, 942 do. Stems.
The stocks on hand in the United States, at the
close of the year just named, are put down in the
aggregate at 92,03l hhds.-n London, Liverpool
and on the continent, at 5l,5o6 hhds., making a
grand total in the United States and Europe of 49,
5S7 hhds. to begin the new year with.
The value of the Tobacco exports abroad for the
year Just ended is stated at 81 4g6 sS2 being an in
crease of nearly $4,000 upon the previous year.
The statistics of Manufactured Tobacco with which
the Review closes not interesting to the general
reader, and therefore need not make any extract
We will observe, however, that this business con-
stitutes a very large and important branch Of the
Tobacco trade Of Virginia, and contributes materially
not only to the prosperity of the several cities and
towns in which it is pursued but to that Of the State
In the cities Of Richmond, Petersburg and Lynch
burg it gives steady and profitable employment to
thousands of blacks, the free class of which would,
without this resource for support BE- most Of them,
in miserable condtion.-Pet. Erpress
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-. *''.- DUFFY'S
II @ m L G M r X URp
Cure Of Ague aud Fever,

NufC u ASuc auQ Fevers
THERE Is NO DISEASE TO WHICH THE Hrv,
body is !iabe SO universal SO dreaded or s,s.
~ fatal as Fever: it appears in different cnuns y
climates, under different types and characters i ~
country. where its annual return is looked for with m
and apprehension it usually assumes the bI,ons ,r
Anoiher species of fever prevalent here, and VIA
mas De said, never leaves subsidies altogether sh
tumnal Intermittent, or 'Ague and Fever, which H.,
so fatal, yet is very distressing Its characters effects u
consequences. are peculiar: to diminished energy GS
nervous system are 10 be ascribed the languor lsx
and general Prosration which characerizes its nr,
to which might be added the arrangement of the MINI
functions IF the liver stomach and intestinal canal hi
therefore. quite manifest-in fact it is well known M
Ague and Fever lay the basis Of consumption of the pr
chron'c affection Of the liver and spleen, dyspepsia nj
not nnrcqnentiy drOpsy and when once this state
vscera becomes established there is constant ,end.r
to relapse. even from slight causes and when thus CONN.,
Gated with those constitutional diseases their trea;n
and cure becomes more difficult.
Common sense teaches that the cure of Ague and st
consists In shortening The duration Of the paorysm
preventing its The first is 10 BE- accomplished
depicting the bowels, relaxing the skin, de- the seua
by the prompt application Of such medicines as are cal,
taied To restore the deranged functions and give h
tone to the nervous system.
Tie Tonic Hirture offered possesses all The qua.
requisite to effect the second Indication The first b
generally checks the disease, and one bottle never EA
effect cure; healthy reaction takes place, the appea.
restored. the sTstem becomes invgorated. and The
tient begins to feel surprised at the rapid tIansn IN
state Of morbid rfrat Of Progressive recvs
These effects have been experienced BY all who have
II, which could be shown BY numeraus testm0nals
CHARLES DUFFY, ND
Newborn, N. G., Oct. is, 1860 42-wlE
~ Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail BY T.
r. Duffy, Newborn, N, C. And also for sale BY Aex
Morgan Allen, Druggists, Wholesale Agents. New Yu
And BY Druggistsand Merchants throughout the count
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SrATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-W E
- COUNTY Court IF Pleas and Quarter Sessions
: August Term, lS6G-Wm. Haywood rs. Henry J. Csu-
non.-Orrginal Attachment
In this it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that Henry J. Cannon, the defendant, is resi-
dent of this State is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the EOrthCarona STANDARD for six weeks
ying said defendants appear at the term Of
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for the
county of Wake, at the Court House in Raleigh ON the
third Monday Of November next then and there plead
repevy, judgment pro conesso viii be entered
HIM. =. 80
Witness Thomas J. Utey, Clerk of said Court at office
in Raleigh, the third Monday in August A. d. 1850.
THOMAS UTLEY, Clerk.
October 5, 1860. pr. adv. $5.) 4l-w6.* r
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s $4,000 90

Excess cost of reconstruction over
the Capital stock, 5 525Ol2 %
This includes the 800, 900 funded debt.
Mr.. Mordeca submitted following preamble and
resolutions:
"WuEREAs, 1t appears from statement furnish.
ed by the Treasurer of the Raleigh & CASTOR Rail-
road Company, that there has already been cApend.
ed in the work oil construction and equipment the
sum of $3.50, 00O and above the original CAPT.
tai of $975, 900, all Of which has been, and will be-
paid out of the current receipts of the Road. which
would otherwise have been paid to the Stockholders
in the shape of dividends, and which SIMS ought
properly to constitute portion Of the capital stock
and there will be still larger sum hereafter ex.
pended in the completion Of the shops and the,
warehouses and sheds necessary for the accommo
dation of the business of the Road and whereas it is
also thought desirable and to the interest of the Com
pany to own at least portion if not ALL the force en-
ployed in the repairs Of the Road therefore,
Resored, That committee Of five Stockholders
be appointed to memorable the next Legislature for
authorizing an amendment of the charter for an in
crease Of the capital stock of this Company to an
amount not at present to exceed one million five
hundred thousand dolars-a part thereof, not less
than $12500O, to he reserved for the payment of me-
gro slaves to be purchased at the discretion OF the
President and Directors, and in such manner AZ
they deem best: the residue of the increase to be
apportioned among the Stockholders of the Compa-
ny according to their respective interests in said
Road at the time such increase may be authorized
by the Legislature and accepted by the Stockholders
in general meeting
Resolred, That if it shall be deemed advisable to
issue the Bonds of the Company, (Which the Presi-
dent and Directors hereby authorized to do pay
able 20 years after date, in sums of not less than
$500 each. and to an amount not exceeding $780,
oOO,) for the purpose of purchasing said slaves the
said Bonds shall not be sold below their par value
The report, with the accompanying statements
and resolutions, were discussed by Messrs. Branch,
Venable, Barringer, Mordecai. Davis and others,
when division being called for the said preamble
and resolutions were respectively adopted.
In pursuance Of the first resolution presented BY
Mr. Mordecai, the Chairman appointed Messrs. Geo.
W. Mordeca W. r. Cox, William j. Hawkins, T.
Brown Venable and Jos. j. Davis, committee to
prepare the memorial referred to in said resolution
Mr. Barringer being excused from said committee at
his own request.
On motion, it was ordered that the proceedings Of
this meeting be published in pamphlet FORM
There being no further business, the meeting ad
! journed.
CHAS. L. HINTON, Chm'n.
y 70 y !: P 2.s. see'ys
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Receipts. per Atlantic and n. c. Railroad

Receipts per Atlantic and N. C. Railroad.
For ~esk ending Oct. l2, to t,to,cing Consignees
Goldsboro, Oct. 8, lo.-Mr laws, McDousaid, DID
BILE Bro., J Privett, II ompsou,T A Granger G
g Perkins, W K Lane, W Konegay, H Murphy,
Edwards. Devp Crocker, Dr. John Davis Jonah Davis
Moore W Woodard. A N Rockwell Z Y Armstrong,
] SleiSht, Fields, Darlington, Moses, Ken
Raleigh OCT. {, ~, ll-E YarborouGh Neuse Mans
featuring Company. Creech Hatchins. Register Up
chnrchs Ferrntl Nichols, J g Beowell. L Bryan
Lougee, h&R s Tucker, J NJ, B Freeman, John
Keen, Hilton, Moore, Tucker, D Denley, Up
church. " " Miller B Shephsrd. =, 80 r
Smithteid, Oct 8, IA Saunders, b Creech. -.
Boon Hik Oct g. fe.-W Hastings Waldorf, G.
Perkins, r Collins, Vine Edwards. ~. 2!.i;9'is
Townsville Oct &, i2-T W Smith, DorriA. ,s
Wilmington, Oct lo.-E Murray Co. -, 9.
Lexington Oct SIP Stunson. n Il NJ p Is
Charlotte Oct s, l2-Allen Cruse b Williams. ~
Aebane's, Oct. as White.
/ Black Greek, Oct. S.-TAos. Barnes.
Tarboro. Oct Z, l0.-H b Bryan. B Station. 80
Wilson, Oct z, 12.-E Edmund Moore Rountree
Petersburg Va, Oct b. Eleight sTT.Ei.sg 8 q
Iincolpton. Oct 10 y b Boyd. 4.ssz ~. Z. *
Salisbury Oct. ga Phillips
Greensboro. Oct. s.--J D Balsby. :,
Third Greek, Oct 100 G Foard g.
Morganton, Oct. NV 8 Aoote, ] v BtackwsL
HilsborO, Oct 10, l2.-John Perry, h l. Qwens, G G
Tew, l. C00ley, Mn H Knox, r. N Manly, G ]
ireland, II K Nash, q " Tate, ] Whkioson ~ !. :
Duream'a Oct 10 ls. e-7 Y LAita, 2 n PrlctsF v
/ Jamestown, Oct. io.2-H Edney. - s ~
Columbia, 3 O. Got a.-P b Glass { Ntrz.
MOfTisville, Oct. l2.-R Witherspaon s ;4ts..
| Chapel Hill, Oct. III Watson, G Mallett Z
Staili1gs Oct. l9.-L p Phillips W II McCullefx
Haw River, Oct l9.r-W r Bason. ~ NJ f 4 90
| October 10, 1860. SILT
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- COURT OF EQUITY.-Willism A. Price aguinst u.
w. Weathersbee etdL.
To H. ". Wentht,.bee: .-.. e&
SIR You are hereby notified to appear at the next Term
Of said Court to be held the last Monday in February
next und plead, demur TO the bill Of William A.
Price against you or judgment co"so will be entered
against you, and The same heard accordingly
Witness c. h. HasseIl, Clerk and Master in our said
Court Of Equity at Office this the 10th day Of September
A. D., 1860.
C. B. HASSELI, C. M. E.
Sept IS, 1866. pr adv. a. Ss-vstpd.
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THE TOBACCO TRADE OF VIRGINIA.

2 THE TOBACCO TRADE s0f SihstfNifA.assS
An ANNA, ,e1Dose Of the Commercial affairs OF
commonwealth is IN opr opinion Of much more m e
terest and value than yearly executive rec.esi y
the political condition OF things from ine one ~
learn what has been the true progress State IN the
direction Of prosperity, opulence and enlightenment
From the other ne too often learn hov badly an
sadly her concerns have been mismanaged or neg
lected Commerce is the grind instrument Of na-
tonal ACKNOWLEDGMENT and in proportion to It's en-
courageIment, and advancement in community IS
the prosperity and happiness o. that commnhity.
From the earliest ages Of the world has TINS oeen 'ne
case, and all history certitles 70 H.
The great staples Of agriculture are the founda-
tions Of trade and consequently these productions
are collectively and seyeralv proper subjects 10 oe
presented to public consideration in the form oest
calculated to convey truthful information relative 70
the nature extent and influence OF their respective
operations in the general business Of the country
It is much more important for the people OF the
State to know the end of every year how much
wheat corn or tobacco has been raised, and now u
has been disposed Of, than to know how much pollt
ical excitement has been engendered by sectional is
Sues or how much complicated by party strife have
been the true and solid interests Of the common
wealth.
Somehow or other these general thoughts have
occurred to us from reading in the Richmond wing
of Thursday, an elaborate and comprehensive state
ment of the tobacco trade of Virginia, which, al
though only Of the sources of our prosperity IS
nevertheless, a most valuable one The statistics
of the Wigs tables worthy to be carefully notet
and studied, for they afford in moderate compass
materials for forming correct idea of the manner
and degree in which this celebrated staple contrib
utes to our commercial proves.
We propose making few extracts from this ne
view, regrettng that have not room for its entir
insertion.
Comparative statement Of inspection OF Tobacco.
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NOTICE.-sTATE OF NORTH-CAR0LINA-
N FRANKLIN COUNTY. -s
Runaway slave, named LISH. who formerly belonged
to Major Terrell of this county, but he belongs
to Mr.. COLEMAN, Of Mobile, Alabama, is confined in
comply with the law and take him out Lsh be
about thrty-ur five years DID, muatto color weighs
about las pounds, is hump shoudered and thiny clad
E. A. GUPTON Sh'f.
October 6, 1860. 4l-wsm.%
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AROLINA-NORTHAMPTON COUN-
II Y-Court of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions. September
Term, A. D., ls6O.-Moore Williams, No. 81, vs.. Hiram
L. Observation-Disclosures levied on land.
In this it appears to the satisfaction Of the Court
that the defendant is not resident Of this State: Il is
therefore ordered that publication be made the North
Carolina Standard newspaper of the State published in
the Of Raleigh for six weeks for the said Hiram L.
Bowden appear next Court Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions to be held for Northampton county the Court
cember next then and there to replevy plead uds
final will be entered against him. and the land levied
upon be condemned to be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs debt
and cost. re- p. i-sa
Witness Isaac Peele Clerk Of raid Court at Office in
jackson, the first Monday Of September 1880.
p s..,e'. ISAAC PEELE, g. c. G..
October ., 1860. pr. adv. IS s21S) 4l-vst.
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READ AND ENQUIRE.

a NY ONE WISHING TO ENGAGE IN A BUsI-
one of the most beautiful and desirable towns of North
Carolina and quite profitable and requires less capital
to keep up than any other business that be engaged
erwse to the Editor of the N. e. Standard who will in
form and will give reasons for wishing to sell, Terms,
DC. Apply early. .5..-
ADVERTISER
August 81, 1850. 34-wtf
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NOTICE.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER WILL BE PREPARED, DUR.
ing the Fall and ensuing Winter, to transport passen.
and om Beaufort to Morehead City, in his ne SAFE and
swift-sang Boat, ANNE GREY, without regard wind
weather" He pledges himself to give satisfaction
all who may employ HIM. HIS charges will be moderate.
Having had much experience in the management of boats
he confidently the public that they rely
him and the ANNE GREY for safe, pleasant and rapid
transportation.
B. L. ROBINSON.
Beaufort, N. c., Sept 19, 1860. Ss-w5t*
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A perfect union of oil parties at the South might
possibly defeat Lincoln in New York for, il the
people of the North could be advised of what will be
the action of the Southern States they would never
consummate the election of Lincoln, attended as it
will be with the wreck Of the Union and the ruin Of
the North as we'll as the South. The silly cry of
disunion will not avert the calamity-nor could Vir
gnia prevent it, ifevery within her limits were
opposed to it Any one of the Gulf States can effect
equally as much towards the dissolution of the
Union as all Of the Southern States together That
Lincoln's election will be submitted to is the hope
very many people in Virginia, but the belief that
such an event will be acquiesced in by all Of the
Southern States is not entertained by any man in
Virginia. ~.
The State Of Virginia, and all the Southern States,
will vote for Breckinridge; and this result is now
rendered certain by the Northern elections The
great unanimity which exists at the North in favor
Of Lincoln has produced and will continue to effect
corresponding unanithity at the South--but unfor.
tunately this result will come too late to do any
good at the North. Lincoln, we greatly fear will
be elected on the same day that finds the body Of
the prople at the South almost unit in opposition
TO him.-Rie1. Enquirer IL, ,s11s ..gs
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A,ORTH.CA OLINA-NORTHAMPToN cOUN-
IN TY Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Septem.
Der Term A. D.. 1850. Moore / Williams No. Sc. rs Iii.
ram L. Bnwden-Attachment levied on land.
In this case appears the satisfaction Of the Court
that the defendant resident Of this State II is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the North
Carolina Standard newspaper OF the State published IN
the town of Raleigh for weeks for the said Hiram L.
Bowden to appear Court Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions to be held for Northampton county at the Court
House the town Of Jackson the first Monday Of De-
nent final will be entered against him. and the land levied
upon be condemned to be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs debt
aud cost. y t = ''
Witness Isaac Peele Clerk Of said Court at office in
jackson, the first Monday of September. 1850
ISAAC PEELE, C. &C.
October 9, 1860. (Pr. adv IS 6211) 4l-wst
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n. C. Six Per Cent. state Bonds.
r. ~ Is TrrAsuRY DrpARrnlNf OF n.

N I
- >S+ TKsAsuRY DEPARTnlNr OF n: "
s5;. - .e.Oct 9Th. 1867 )
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECE, a.
- at this Office until 9Th November. 1860, for !.
chase of s6s,5oO Of n G.. State Bonds issued 1noa
Act to incorporate the Western n c. Railroad comp
running thirty years from October ist, 1860. -, dd
The above boz ds win have Coupons for intelss "a
per cent per aundn attached, payable list Aprl '''
fober in each year. 5, :. - A.. ri
The principal and interest will be payable .. %
Of the Repa6ic, New York, unless where the parry
TO- have them payable at the Treasury of the sac ,
Successful bidders. npop being informed o. ~, ,hsir
ance oftheiS bids can deposit the amount Of ~. ups
including the accrued interest," to the credit o. 'u ot
signed. IN the Bank aforesaid, or in the BANK :,
Carolina, or Bank Of Cape Rear, Raleigh: ., .,dst
Parties bidding will please address their leles ~
~ProposaIs ior N. c. Stocks" to the unders's0s'
leigh, N. G. '.ii' .5sf ~ -..,. Go,srf
The bids will be opened in ths presence o. .Tp
Secretary and Comptroller Of State, and the
the Bank Of North-Csrolins p,h TroI
So l.-sI 49, y. W. OVo"n' So
~ Rerister e0ny ,.rs a. ~ ~
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zsy.5.. MISS ISSIPPI
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE.

Z COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE.
AN SOCIETY RICE. KINDS COUNTY, TWELVE
" miles from the city Of jackson, Capitol Of the SUM-
ten from Clinton. Yicksburg jackson Railroad q
from Livingston. and Eve from Tugaioo Depot, on
jackson g. N. Railroad. connecting it with all par's
the Union: The great southern place of resort Co'PS
Wells is within three hours pleasant ride drive u
neigborhoud is wealthy refined, has fine schools and *
eral churches; and tie health aud climate of the co
not surpassed anywhere These facts commend ito p
sons Of family coming south. The tract contains ~
about l4O of timber, 400 Of fine creek bottom
the rest Hill and branch land oil in state Of good cuI
ton There are dwelling and out houses fruit orsD..
negro cabins GIN pres cribs stables pond for STOCK
tern aud spring for pers.Ds, &C., DC.
For further particulars write to r. A. Clark. Jackson
-, =, III: 80 ~ JOHN NJ CLARK,
~ VIZ. s''f So Yazuo Cit!
DC tober isi. ssssy tfss A. VII
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THE NORTH AND THE FUGITIVE SLAVE

THE NORTH AND THE FUGITIVE SLAVE
.ssss LAW. .IEs $500
The last number Of De Bo,s's Rsuiep gives an &C.
count Of the States which prohibit their officials and
citizens from aiding in the execution Of the ''fugi-
tive slave law; in other words which have nulliii-
ed and broken the Constitution Of the United States
They are as follows: 49,. ,sz.aa
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
Connecticut, Pennsylvania Michigan, a..
New York, New jersey, Vermont
Rhode Island, Wisconsin. !, f;s'j.b
States which deny the use Of all public edices IN
aid of the master, are 7j..7,
Maine, Vermont Massachusetts
Rhode Island, Michigan. .: Is, 81
States which provide defence for the fugitive, are
Maine, . Vermont Massachusetts.
New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan.
Wisconsin. ess... I'd 8. s.s -. s'g ...s
States which declare the fugitive free, if brought
by their master into the State, are
Maine, New hampshire, Vermont
State that declares him free absolutely is New
Hampshire.
The following are some of the cheerful prospects
before citizen of any southern State who has the
old fashioned notion in his head that he is living
under the Constitution of the United States, and
endeavors to reclaim his property, as provided by
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-. NOTICE.
II SHALL OFFER At PUBLIC SALE ON THE alrn
Of October. at my Residence all OF my Corn Fodder,
Shucks and large lot Of Pea-yues we'll saved two fine
Mich Cows heavy with calf nne lot of Green's gnod
Hand.CaYt the most Of my Cooking Utenss some Fnrni
ture and No. Bed and Bedstead and MANY other n
tcles not worth while to mention 81 sss' q
shall cell the above named property because 4 have
bought Of the same purchased farm in Chatham.
= = :. IRA BEcKwITH.
October Is, $780, STD.
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TO THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS OF
VIRGINIA & NORTH-CAROLINA,
FOWLE & CO.'S --5..s
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATED PERUVIAN GUANO,
TIE BEST, CHEAPEST MOST PERMANENT
FERI,II IZER


TIE BEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST PERMANENT
FERTILIZER
YET OFFERED TO THE AGRICULrURISTS.
H2NDORSED by DR.. r. H. Stabler, of Alexandra, Va,
IL and Prof Campbell Murt. of New York. two Of the
most eminent Chemists of the United States rs the only
combination of Phosphate and Annotated GUAN0S. yet
offered really soluble form. 1t is composed Of No.
Peruvian and Sombrero GUANOS, Of our own imports-
tun from the Chincha and Sumbrero Islands and warrant
ed free from all impurities 1t has been severely tested by
many of the most successful and intelligent farmers both
in Virginia and Maryland side by side with Peruvian Qua
no, and its superiority alone fully proved being IL per
cent cheaper The Sombrero Guano before being added
10 the Peruvian is rendered. Immediately soluble, by
process but recently discovered. and peculiarly
The value of Peruvian Guano combnei with this Super
Phosphate hardly be overestmated, important
constituent supplied by the Sombrero which the Peru
Wan does possess in high degree when used alone
Price $50 per ton Of 1900 pounds.
To those who prefer it, will be prepared to furnish
No. Peruvian and Sombrero Guano direct from the Is.
land Also, Columbian, Mexican. and African Guanos
FOWLE & Co.,
Alexandria, Va.
HILL l. NORFLEET,
Sole Agents at Richmond Va.
August |, 1850 Sl-w&sw4m.