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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04
OBJ farmer



The editor of the Country Gentleman has
been visiting Mr.. Mechi at Tiptree Hall, and
describes his method of cattle-feeding "The
building is Of sufficient width for one row Of
stalls or boxes, and an alley in front of them
which TO feed The size OF the boxes, is nine
feet nine inches inside breadth, and eight feet
In length, exclusive of the manger-each de-
signed for two bullocks. The Manager is a sim
gle box or trough, and receives all the food
the cattle eat. So far there is nothing extra
ordinary in what we see, but the floor il GER
tainly surprise. 1t is composed of Stats of
good sound deal or other timber, three inches
by.two in size, and two and a half inches apart.
The animal has no bedding ofany kind, ''There
is nothing pleasing to the grazier's eye" as
Mr.. N. remarks, in such an arrangement. In
deed, like others, he had ut first many preju-
dices against ii. Both men and animals like
soft place TO sleep on. When bullocks are
first put into these boxes they seem "afraid to
moyc,p and for twenty-foni hours, nine ont Of
ten "resolntely maintained their standing.n
Just forkful Of straw, however, spread about
under them seemed to overcome this "sense
of insecurity" and they only required one re-
sort 10 this expedient. Physicians tell us, rea-
SONS our host, that hard bed is undoubtedly
the most healthy. In this case the edges Of
the boards, at first new and sharp, in Two or
three weeks become smooth, and the animals
find easy position. This floor Is, l think, per-
fectly horizontal, and the Stats placed, not
across the box but logitudinally, as the animal
stands. They are also used, however, and
with results represented as similarly satisiacto-
~ for both pigs and Sheep
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04

f't-sli " hA'FAls g. FU1Fs
IA l0i.i,rNi.ligs =, IN < iiolu; b,il,kis.
ssN4 n. W Corner Il i,i and shipry Streets. WIN ns
ton ic The rub rrbpfs hiring engaged IN the Wine and
Liquor business exclusively takes this method Of informing
their ricnda and the public generally, that they now have
the largest aud best variety Of WINES, BANDIES aud
GIN besides every species Of domestic liquors in the state
which can be purchased al New York and philadelphia
prices, comprising
Cognac Brandy, JamnlcR Spirta,
Pale Champagne. Scotch Whlskey,
Pale do Irish do
Extra do. Holland Gin,
Old Monongahen whskcy Aiicghnnn Whiskcy, Bourbon
Whiskey The very bos double rectifcd Whsscy in tho
country, that canuUt be bought cheaper elsewhere.
WINES.-Madcria Hort TunerT, Sherry. Lisbon Sweet
Malaga Champagne and Clarct All Of which arc
rantcd to be pure anil Of the br8t quality.
MISUNDERSTANDING, blackberry Ginger, Cherry,
Lemon Syrup and Cordals.
10 Taycrn-keepers and Retail dealers supplied cheap
rates reasonable terms.
MEDICINAL PuRpoSES,--Invalida nml others desiring
old Wines nnd Liquors for Medicinal purposes will find il
to their advantage to call and examine stock Of tnn
dulterated liquors before purchasing elsewhere.
re- Persons at distance will lind their orders prompt
~ attended to. All lQnore sent free of charge 70 my dis
lance within twenty miles.
IT. Hotels supplied in Casks. Dcniiohns, &c.
G8- Purchasers will find II 10 their advantage 10 "a
Mt the old stand N, H. Corner Of Fourth and Shpcy Sis
and examine extensive stock before making ihnir ni
chases, up1.-Hm WlTSIL & F0A.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04

six feet long connected together by Stats,
strips of board six feet in length, and support
ed by diagonal braces extending from the top
of one post to the bottom of the frame-the
whole forming rs six feet square. The stats
are carried SO high as to permit animals to
reach the bottom over them--and it is adysa-
BILE to floor the bottom. In these the hay OF
straw is put for the stock. The advantages
which it offers are two-it prevents the fodder
getting under the cattle's feet, and thereby
being wasted-and it in a measure prevents
the weak animals being driven from their food
by the strong-four being accommodated at
each rack without interfering.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04

sso5s GREATS All, DiSRAsRs.
sirri ,ftpm gi,,n 4, alI el,ronIc di.caaea-Coughs,
Group, Consumption, influenza, Asthma, iroicts al de
eases Of the Noe Mouth. Threat aud Lung all skin Dis
of every description successfully treated Lnmmg
Lumbar Abscc~cs Seroula rheumatism, Goni. Neuralgia
Paralysis, Epilepsy Commissions Dyspepsia, Dyscniciy
Dlarrhoeu The very Of pllos crcd Ia short
tlmc also Of tho Stomach Liver and Bowcls There
many diseases incidental 10 women and children which arc
treated with distinguished success All particulars will be
given by leltor l ankee produce one thousand Ger
illicates Of hi. perfect success IN curing
fISTULA Of every description, scALD HEAD.
WENs, p0LNpuS OF the NusE,
OR my other part Of the body.
TuMORS and sWELIiEnS
Of every description, and without tho u t kc OF
any surgical instruments These last nanei Diseases cn
not ccnrrd by correspondence therefore il sueh paonis
must plpcv themselves under the Doctors personal super
vision
Doctor Bralro hrs male new di.'oycfy Of "Fui1'
that will produce absorption Of tho "Ceiirnri md RESTORE
ermancnt vision 70 the Eyc without fc-cttt 10 The knife.
All the Diseases OF the
Arc successfully treated without the use Of the knife or
needle Dr. Baakcc has constantly on hand 81 h' Office
very extensive assortment of beluiih
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYMPANUsIs, or EAR DRUMS
which nrn suitable for either sex and all agesscrle III
five minutes Ear Trilmpets Of every description also
every variety ofartical articles known in the worldn
large assortment uf beautiful and durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbpw Attachment Artificial Fcci,wiih
the Ankle, leg and Kngc-lOint Attachment.
These articles perfectly natninl aud aapoi for el
her scS, and he by express any part of the
world All kinds of Trusscs for Hernia or Rupture Of every
description for either ndTrusscs particularly adapted
for females in weak condition. a'o for those with FRO
lopsua Utcli
Doctor aakee is Of the most celebrated and skill
phyaclan4 aud surgeons now living Ills fine s known
personally in every principal city fihe world.
All letters directed 10 Dr. Bankec must contain ten cents,
TO nny postage and incidental expenses All Chronic Dis
eases can DO treated by correspondence except those e
Toned which will require his personal supervision,
S3- 0hca Hours, from 0 A, NJ to ! T.. ~
DOCTOR BAAkEE
Office. 1oi Broadway few Doors above Fourth str.rt
uOy5-1y Nny York CITY
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04

AMI every description Of Pinting--oD Tue SMALLEST nni
ncacs Visiting card to tho most showy and elaborate
Posting Bill extensive voumchandaolnely and arii4ti
csy executed with pf0mptnqs nt tho time specified on
the tlst reasonable term, for cash Call md scr aicc
mcn-.
A,Bil prdcrs from tho country strictly attended 10.
charge. ar2i-u
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04

IDLE DAuGH" fERs.-"It is" said Mrs Ellis,
"a most paint al spectacle, in families where
the mother is the drudge, to see the daughters
elegantly DIRE ssed, reclining at their ease, with
their drawing !, their music, their fancy work,
and their rea' ding; beguiling themselves Of the
lapse of hoi irs, days and weeks, and never
dreaming of their responsibilities but, as a
necessary co nsequence of their neglect Of duty,
growing WEI Ty of their useless lives, laying
mold 81 eve y newly invented stimulant to
a a. their DIRE ,oping energies, and blaming
tneir tate, when they dare not blame their God
for placing chem where they are
,rhese same I'M lividuals will often tell you,
with an air of aft ectcd compassion, flor who
can believe il real p that poor, dear mamma
Is working herself 20 death. Yet no sooner do
you propose that ii hey should assist her, than
they declare she is quite in her element in
short, that abe woul never be happy il she
mad only half as niue h to do
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04
HEAYES.

"Heaves," the common name for broken
wind in the horse, is susceptible of great allie
Walton by attending to the character and guam
tty of food to be eaten by the animal If a
horse suffering from the disease is allowed to
distend his stomach at his pleasure, with dry
food entirely and then to drink cold water
I'D libitam, he is nearly worthless. But if his
food be moistened, and he be allowed to drink
q moderate quantity only at time the disease
is much less troublesome. A still further al
deviation Of the heaves may be obtained from
the use Of raw, fat salt pork, from time to time
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04
Wnnn

No labor pays better at this season than
cutting wood for the Summer fire. Every far
mer should seek to have years stock of wood
ON hand. 1t is a well-ascertained fact that the
dryer you can make wood the more heat you
can get from it, for warming the house 1t
uses up certain portion of the fuel to drive
off the moisture. Three cords of well season.
ed fuel will go further than four cords ofgreen.
II is economy, then, of fuel, and if time, to
keep stock always on hand.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04

SHERMAN FOR BREAKpAsT-A Washington
correspondent of the 41tsds SAYS 80. was nnch
amused with the story of one Of the Western
members, who is, by the way, one the clear
est-headcd and largest-hcarted men here. Said
ne, declare to you, have got so used to shout
ing out, John Sherman, when am spoken TO,
that when the waiter asked me this morning at
sse table what would have for breakfast, | told
hin John Shermanp"
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04
THE IMPERIAL
TONIC BITTERS,

VALUABLE AND RELIABLE
Remedy for the cure of Dyspep.
sia, Liver Complaint, Nervous De-
bilit, and all diseases arising from
a disordered condition of the Stom-
achl md Bowels.
THIS purely vegetable and high
~ concentrated remedy has never
been known to fail in permanent
" curing those complaints, when
administered according to direc-
tiels. Ono bottle, in many eases,
vii afford decided relief.
90 cents per Bottle.
For sale iii Wilmington, Del,
BY Edw. McInalI, AZ Market St.;
4. Bringhwst & Co., Sixth and
glarket SITS; Jos. Bennett, 1O4
Market St; VIM. b. Kinsey, cor
ler Fifth and Market SITS, ana T..
4. Hammersley, Milford, Del.
Manufactured by
MACNICHOL & BRO.
late LouNBURY & Co., No. so n.
Fifth St., Philadelphia. Institute
for the treatment of Cancers, TIL
mors, Ulcers and Wens, without
Surgical Operations. ap23-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04
~ -GIpIN.


IHE undersigned would respectfully ealla,icniou tohs
Il stock Of WINES AND LIQUORS. Tho facilities pos
sessed by him for obtaining all Wines and Liquors III their
purity with along experience In the business affords
for tho character and quality of his Wines &C.
Among his stock may he found
C0GNiC BRANDY PALE DO HOLLAND GIN,
JAMAICA SfIhITX SCi076If lPIfLSKEJ.
Choice Old Whiskey, In wood aud bottles
LISBON SWEET MALAGA, CHAMPAGNE, FORT
MADEIRA cLiRET, TfNERfFFE, SHERRY
Wines, very choice and old, In wood nnd bottles.
Extra fine Monougnhco whlskey; or ycare old; the
flavor cannot DO surpassed So Tavern keepers supplied
tho most reasonable terms Families supplied with the
cheapest Wines and Liquors, for culinary purposes
40 THE AFFLICTED lnynilds In want Of old Wines
and Liquors Of various kinds for medicinal purposes may
rest assured obtaining them Of the finest quality from
O. GlLplN, :. W. corner Market and Tenth streets.
OLD WINES AND LIQUORS, for medicinal purposes,
with general assortment Of well selected GROCERIES,
always on hand and for sale by VIC GIIPlN s. W, corner
Market and Tenth streets.
TEAS WINES, GROCERIES AND LIQUORS Of supc-
ror quality Hotels, country trade and consumers supplied
wholesale and retail, by tho cnss, dcmohn dozen pack
ages Of assorted kinds All orders by post otherwise
ceyed giving limit in price warranted to be ratsiacto
rily filled the goods taken bacl. Please call aud exam
inc. at " C. GILpINS, s. W. corner Market and Tenth
streets. Ifn14
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04
BOOT g. SHOE WAREHOUSE.
T.1attutI ,ssrs ! zftsn

M Takes this method of informing his friends
- and the people OF Wilmington. that he has lit
Nzs ted up in complete mechanical style, the store
NO.722 Market Street. ARCADE Row. Wilmington. Dell
where he intends 10 devote his entire time the manu-
ilcture of BOOTS SHOES of all kinds and Varieties
the neaes and most fashionable styles, and at satisfactory
prices His stock will consist IN part Of Gentemens fine
Calf and Patent Leather Boots and Shoes latest styles
Ladies' and Misses aers and other Shoes in great va
rety. And IL fact everything in the Shoe business.
Customer Work will be particularly attended to, md in
all cases will satisfaction BIZ warranted.
H1- LASTS fitted up by Of the best makers IN the
country.
The long practical experience of the uniesgn and his
thorough knowledge Of the business in all Of lis branches
will he trusts. be sufficient guarantee the public that
he will do them Justice and furnish them article that
will recommend itself for utility, Gleapneas aud durab-
lily. JOSEPH FIILIAlEK
REPAIRING ofall kinds neatly done at reasonable rates
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04
THE IMPERIAL

THE IMPERIAL
lDITsEJ ISATIVE
THE GREAT STANDARD REMEDY on Tup|
NINETEENTH CENTURY, ih'f
FOR THE PROMPT AND RADICAL.
CURE OF SCROFTITA,|
WHITE SMELliNG, IIIr uls&Asi, ui.crR Affi1d[[1
OF aIIE Bo On MALIGNANT uLoFIs Of iPpVNs
LONG STANDING, ul.cBRATi0Ns
OF THE MOUTH AND
SORE EYES, TETTHR seAip hRiAp
ucncrally, and all discusses arising from ''h'N
IMPURITIES 0FTHE BLOon
In Scrol'ula, White SWELLING and
Diseases Of a like character. THE
IMPERIAL DEPURATIVE in
q fair trial Of its well known viz,
tues, will effect decided cures al
the most inveterate and long stand.
ing cases. One or two BOTTLES
cannot be used without giving az.
idence of the unequalled curative
powers of this great remedy.
In TETTER, it has no eou,l
u VIII c'rc any case of letter, no
matter how old or obstinate. if >
lair trial Of its powers is made,
For the cure of this troublesome
and intractable disease, it is more
generally and successfully used
than any other remedy in exist.
encc.
tits invaluable in cases of ScaA
Head-one bottle used in sucb
cases fully establishes its control
over this disease.
Pimples and blotchcs of the
skin are ellectually removed, and
at this season of the year, the use
of one or two bottles of the I'M.
PERlAL DEPURATlVE giycs
to the skin fresh, clear and
healthy appearance.
In eases of White Swelling.
Hip Diseases, Scrofula, Ulcers and
old sores, the Anti-Philogistic
ALL-HEALTNG SALYE
May be used to advantage. This
Salve is an invaluable remedy for
family use in all cases of Cuts.
Burns. Sores, Carbunclcs, Felons,
&c,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04

Bar Subscriptions also received and the Picture delivered
at once. by WILLIAM b. WIGGINS Hon. Sec.
movie No GO King street for Wilmington and vicinity
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04
Wine Press-Extra.

That grows such grape.
As grows by the beautiful river
Tho purest healthesl and most delicious Gilt nuui
Brandy and Champagne Cocktails, arc prepared with
Brown brakes Catawba Bitters, made from tho nnro
juice OF the Catawba Grape.
Don't use the old fashion injurious steughten
Bters any longer; but enquire for Brown Drakea Gu
iawba which We pledge ourselves pure and healthy
They not only lmpart the delicious flavor to Winean
Liquor but at the same time are Tonic Of superior gua
with unbounded confidence that We recommend them In
casesof Summer Complaint Bilious Cholic Dyspepsia Ague
and Fever &C. In general debility. sluggish circulation Of
are acknowledged to have no equal
10 prevent imposition under The name o similar name
every bottle of the genuine Brown brakes Caawba hit
tiers will bear upon its liable fac slme Of the firm drake
4 Coz signature, without which none nre genuine.
Remember that these Btera prepared from the pure
Juice Of native grape and therefore they have special
claim to your notice and should be ut the Bar oeNery we'll
regulated Hotel and upon the sdcboard of every family
They have already been extensively used by many of
our first class Hotels and Restaurants and not in single
Instance have they failed giycnivcrsa satisfaction and
they have long been needed to supercee the poisonous
compounds sold through tho country under the name OF
stougten Bittcrs Tom Dckand lartys stomach Btters
and hundred Others all and the same thing, and
equally injurious to the health.
Remember to enquire for Brown brakes catawba Dit
ters For sale by v CGLrlN, Corner Market and Tenth
streets. Ianl4
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN WASH
" ING CL0TllESl Good news for the Wasl-Wnmnn.
THE EMANCIpAT0R is here and she bows down lon
ger over tina old Rub Rub Rub II il even sol Come and
"The Labor Saving Machine in operation at
G. O. DOBDELLS FACTORY, Corner Of Second and Iom-
DhTu oHectd we wash tlntneA by pressure, useNu OF
rubbing consequently but very little Wear and Tear
Half in Time. half in Hard Labor half in Wear and half in
SOnr sayed and hot Studs there is need
ofboling usual The Husband gets warm dinners us
other days and joy and glnness is every
tenance and the dreaded washing days scarcely known
Said very sensible man-a believer in tina Millennium Day
to conceive have the Sewing Machine all right, and here
is the WASHING MACHINE which looks and proves to
be all rgltp So we may with more confidence look for
the better days but there can be no happiness in having
down the wash tub The men have had their day.
and this is the year that the In for their
"a md lal NIL Ia Ia
good" H. pAYNTER, Manufacturer,
sepl7-tf Ioblells Pattern Shop, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04

FI0ur, Feed, Grain and seed.

~ C. CHANDLER q SON,
Il CENTRAL FLOUR, FEED GRtLN AND SEED
DEPOT, No 100 Market street q doors above 4tl, west
side,) Wilmington, Delaware, where may he found
santly good assessment Of Agricultural Seeds such
Red Clover TimUtly Orchard Griss Herd Grass Mixed
Lawn Grass Broom Corn Annual Eye Grass, White butch
Clover Primitive Green Grass Miet, DnckwhCat Usage
Orange Italian Rye Grass iercnnial) and Flaxscel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Hemp, Millei, Rape, Yellow
Nav, Lettuce, and nnhued Rice.
FLOWER SEEDS.-Annual, Biennial md Perennial
large assortment comprising such kinds only as have
proved suited To this climate.
IA Hops, Kentucky lue Grass Farna, Corn Star II,
Pearl. Barley, Flour, &C. Y. G. CHANDLER & son,
dusS. Ip
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04
WILLIAM q. LOWE.

MA MERCHANT TAILOR.
Nh No. l6l Market Street above Front. Wilmington,
-A Delaware, wouldmos respectfully call the attention
OF te public to the large stock Of rcaynadr Clothing
which he Keeps constantly hand and sells ut the very
lowest cash prices lie makes all kinds Of Clothing TO or
derhyngan excellent cutter he is prepared to execute
customer work will neatness and despatch Ilc keeps on
hand good assortment Of Cloths Cassinercs aid Vest
ings, which the public is invited to call and examine
by strict attention TO business he expects heretofore
TO merit share Of the public patronage myI-Im
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04
CONFECTlONARY. HOE

CREAM AND OYSTER SALOoN.-The undersigned hay
ing fitted up that comodons store No 50I Market St,
Wilmington, Dell for first class Confectionery ami Res
taurant onnounces the public that he now prepared to
receive their patronage e intends that his Restaurant
shall be conducted In the best manner. lie constantly
keeps the very best Oysters which he will In eve
~ lashion Families will be served with Oysters, Ice
Cream Caos Candies AMI Fruit at the shortest notice and
In tqc very best style,
His parlors large ind commndos; his walters cnIri
and attentive. BY strict attention to business he
hopes to merit share of public patronage.
np23-1y GEORGE H. ROBIFS0N.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04

n ORrER, ALE, a MINERAL WATER
\ OTICE.---CITIZEN OF WILMINC-

Place Of business at the corner Of Sixth and Orange
Streets where all orders will no received and attended TO-
ADS WILLIAM FOOKD
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04
oTn ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT .
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE

COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
NRUM all sections Of the country subscribers to this pop
IL nar Art Institution. nnw in its sixth year, being
received in ratio unparalleled with that Of any prevus
year
Amy person can become member by subscribing 50
which will entitle him to
st, The beautiful steel engraving shakespeare and his
Friendsn
"a. copy Of the elegantly Illustrated Art Journal one
year.
3D. Free Season Admission the Galleries. 54s Broad
way, New York.
Of Art are given to subscribers Premiums comprising
choice Paintings Sculptures Outlines &c.. by the first
American and Foreign Artists
The superb Engraving. which every subscriber will re-
eelye immediately receipt Of subscription, entitled
"SiAEEspEARE AND His FRIENDS, is of character give
unqualified pleasure and satisfaction No work Of equal
such price The Engraving is Of very large size being
most superb ornament suitable for the walls Of either the
library parlor, office
II can be sent any part of the country, by mail with
safety, being packed in cylinder, postage prepaid
Think ofit Such work delivered free Of charge and
the Art journal, one year, for three doaisl
Subscriptions will be received until the evening Of Tues
dny the 3st day of January 1860 which time the books
will close and the Premiums be given to subscribers
No person restricted to q single subscription Those re-
hitting sl5 are entitled to two memberships.
Address C.L. DERBY. c. A. A.
$40 and 5lS broadway, New York.
4i Subscriptions also received and the Picture delivered
at once. by WILLIAM b. VIRGINS, Hon. Sec.
M tlnnip t,1vtett
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04
WALTON's BULLETIN,
Nv ilrE CASTLE SOAP for sale by A. WALTON.

Citrate Of MAGNETISM sold by Walton
Alssel5 Cow Drink, prepared by u. NJ. Roche
Waltons is the place 10 buy Ialsan Of Fir
Tooth Drushes-o;Eot thenl--at WAltonis
English Military soap-thA gonuino--soid by WALTON
Fresh crop Chanolnile, at Waltons
Surgeons Sponge, for sale by Walton
Port Monnaies for sale at Waltons
Walton N - W. "f Say ~
Gum Nipples sold by A. Walton
anguish White Felt Corn and Bunon Pasters used By
"e.n HIN py tfel affords great relief sold Waltons
Iweezera Of various kinds for Baleat Waltons
Walton's Drug Store ''' e"0
White Windsor Soap, II. G. A. wrlghts make an OK.
ceilent article at waltons -
Handsome ruf Boxes, for sale by Walton
Woolcy's Salye, sold by Walton
Ayres Pills, sold nt Walton'H. oet2a
WITH GROUNDGLAs
~ Covers, at H. II. BnlSaHuRsT's
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-04

GAHEFR sH'HeOVD a SON.

WOULD most respectfully cali Tie attention Of farmers
" and the public generally to their GROUND and CALI
ClNED PLASTER. and superior BONE DUST. Tlcse ,.t-
tilizcrs nnelne by amy IN the market. They are
ways the same IN quality. and invariably to he relied non
sIROtDS NEW FERTILIZER, possesses all the r,-
quleites Of complete Its superior virtues when
once known will be- too apparent 70 escape observation
It particularly adapted 10 Corn, Oats Potatoes and Nege
tables
We ice that recommendation Of fertilizer ia he OF
some value rs is Intention to sell Int reliable
articles. VIZ arc always prepared receive and ill ar
derS for those superior articles mt the shortest notice aud
on tho most reasonable terms. nn9s-tr