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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

Our recent adviees from England show mat
the high PRICES OF provisions there are eaus'ns
vide spread discomfort among the laboring
classes, who begin 10 call upon the G, vern-
lnens TO place them beyond the reach otsisrva.
iion. Al immense open-sir meeting has bees
held in London. at Which The dearaess OF me
necessaries Of life was attributed not 10 The
scarcity of food. but 10 monopoly on the part
of rich provision dealers, aud Governmsn, wss
asked TO appoint commission to probe the
question. mee,Ing OF a snslrr chsrsc 'er
has been held at Birmingham. at which The per-
sous present pledged themselves to abstain du-
rng the msnlh oi Jsly IRON beet, mutton, venl
and lamb. the produce OF the BrilIsh islands, IN
the hope Of breaking up the monopoly.
Al Sheffield also pubic meeting was held,
aud similar determination 10 that formed at
Birmingham. was agreed 10. American beet
aud PORK, which eau be had at comparatively
low prices. was recommended. A London
Journal says the movement Is legitimate QUE,
but 1t thinks The high prices are less atlrlbata.
bic 10 scatctiy Of provisions than TO the gen
eraI extravaga1cs OF living among The wealth.
Ter classes, Produced by the prosperity of ths
country. Tue principal rise !. IN the price o.
the 6ner kinds of meat. which are sought b,
the rich and poor alike, To the exclusion Of The
remainder. The writer lhen makes some re-
marks on tne waste OF TODD, which are not IN
appllcabls TO this country. lie ssys:
The coarser parts OF sheep aud oxen are still
but slightly beyond their ordinary cost, s,mpi,
because the delnsnd for Them Is now, as al al
times, very slight, anu no change ~ The price
oi cho Ger meat will induce the poor to cunsua,,
them freely. Here We have one among many
important Consequences Ut the national ign0r
ance o. conklng. Lafge quantities OF whole
sumo food are daily, 1t moi exactly lhrowi
away, consumed 10 the mosl wasleiui manner
SIMPLY because they are Of kind which doe
noi EARLY lend itself TO any one ct the tire,
rude and elementary operations Of roasting
boiling and irylng.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

THE BUSINESS OF THE DEL.wARE RAILROAD
has been lately much increased by the esIsb.
llshment Of water communication between Sea-
lord station aud Norfolk, Va. The Philsdel-
phla Ledger OF Saturday IN speaking of this
line Gays:
The opening Of the line from Seaford to
Norfolk, by steamboat, connecting with the
Delaware Railroad. has been the means OF
bringing large amount OF vegeIsbl es and fruIl
from Norfolk, Va. The line has teen Ia ope.
raiIan about One week, and an the last trap to
Seaford she bruushi 532 packages, weighing
3l,OUu pounds, Of peaches, apples, tOnial0es,
cucumbers, &c, all OF which would have found
their way to the BaiIn0re markei, out Tor tins
iae. Tue boat, winch is one OF The finesl
fnnnlng upon The Chesa peake bay, leaves No
i"lk IA the evening, aud resches Seaiord 10
Ilme iur the passengers 10 take the expires,
train, and reaches Philadelphia at 10 o'ciock
z. NJ, the next Jay. The freight urrIves'li
Philadelphia Two hours later"
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

DscTIssos CoLLEGE.--'rhe annual COM
me,eemsat al Dickinson College took place On
Thursday Iass, aud was attended by large con.
csatss Of visitors from The different sections Of
she couairy. The graduating class numbered
swsnly -iour students. The degree vi A b
was conferred on IS persons, aud that of A. III.
on thirteen sihers. The degree Of ID. ID. was
conferred on Rev. Henry sheer aad Rev. ID,
w. Barline, and LII. ID. Oh Hon. VIM. Dyson
sfEngland. The resignation OF DIR. c. Collins
vas relucssnsly accepted, and Rev. ii. ~ John
sou, d. d.. was elected Presiden. in his stead
and Prot. >. ID. iisllmsn was elected 10 tbs
place OF Prot. Johnson. Any information ID
reg,srd 10 The terms, &c. OF ibis institution
can be obtained IT Edwin Wilmer, Esq, Of lhi
iowa, one Of the Trustees.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

blEErIso or tine DEmocRxcy OF KEsr
GoUSry.--Tne Denocrats VI kebs couniy held
meeting VI Doysrs ON Thursday last, @hich
was qntie nu'nerousIy attended. series o
resolutions were aliopteds approving ofthe pol
icy VI the parry rxpfsss'"s the opinion lha'
lhs Democracy alone can defeat The hspuolt
cans; recommending the propr'eiy oi havlpl
Dut oae electoral iiekel ~ tnss State. and sAs
y.,ts TO be cast (rtouId they Do successfully 10
either BrecknruNe aud Lane Of Dou 4las aus
| johnson, wiucheydr noinsuee Will most eff Gu
ally defeat Lincoln: slso, that tue Voters uaee
| ~ Their respective Hundreds on saturday lex
10 srIsct delegs'ss 10 The Democfat'c Stat
Convention. which meets - Dover ." The 81
of AugaA. The n,vstlng was addressed b
Messrs. Jvhu B PsaniDgtops I'll 5<ulsbury, |
& Red 80 ethsnL
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

BLooD THICKER THAN WATgR''-A Duiy
Peculiarly Engiish.--W hiIe Comtnudore Tat
nall was 0n hts way To rs gig from the Pow.
haitian To the ship of our Adisiral. during the
disastrous engagement .fthr Pieh0. John Hart,
an American seaman. the cOxswsin of the COM
Iaodore's boat, was KILLED by shot from the
Chinese forts. John Hart left ch,ld, dsugh.
ter. eight years old Tins chid. We are told.
is sImos: unproviied for No Engishman need
be told his duty 10 this matter. We simply
repeat that the child 10 almos destitute, aud
add that il will be our pleasure to receive and
place al the disposal Of Commodore TainaIl
any sfunds which may be contributed by our
countrymen for the benefit of the chtd of Johu
HarI. one Of the men WIN felt that :. blond was
thicker than waier."-- Eng lish paper, Juiy7th
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

SuDpEH DExTH--A young man named
Henry Wright, euIplsyed at Allsband's Mill.
about Eve miles from Dover. was found dead IN
the mill ga last "Wednesday morning. tie had
been 10 this LabI, Of sleeping 10 The mil on warm
nighsr, and his sbsenee from the house was not
pnilced. but on bis uot coming TO breakfast.
Mr. Allaband went 20 ths mil and found II
locked. llo ubtsinec access 10 The interior.
however. through lhs wneeIhouse, and tound
me deceased lying os = Ioi OF bags, dead. bnI
vet aaru,, The calsss of hts d~aih Is not
knpwq. lie has Relations IN New Castle co. =
Defauaream
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

GOISG TO THE WATERING PLAcEs.-The
Baltimore PairiGt save:
The annual eAodus of The Summer Solstice
has already begun. Every train that comes IN
and each Train that departs. brings-on their
Way North, or 10 the Mountain Springs OF VIr
gIhla --or takes away TO the Sea shore, Ssrato-
ga, or % To the shady heights OF the Allega-
MES, crowds Of cIlIzens who have the leisure
and the means 10 get away from the long rows
VI bricks aud mortar. Despite the Oakiug Of
political ravens, we see that The number Of our
Suuthern cnIzeus at the Northern watering
places and points of resort, is already very sen.
slbly Increased and we have no doubt that be-
fore The summer Is over citizens of the South,
which rs r,ch and not NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and
not penny saving, will procure for themselves
much pleasure, aud leave much money al the
places they have visited.
The iwaddie Of nOn.IntercOuse is like the
twadde d non. intervention, gotten up Tor po-
| lIllcal ends.
The people of the South. in the Summer
those OF them which afford the time and
the money. VIII always seek the coolrr North
cru spots, Tor change of scene aud climate anC
faces. They of the South who only c0me OF
business Into the States north of them, are ben
emitted by the change, lad to make II Tor time
l -"'o Sothoihc picdSutc Win tHFir BUSINESS.
10 like manner each winter there il larg,
number of persons 3ho seek the mIldrr climat,
of the sunny ) ,uih. for relief against fog, sot
easletly storms. snow aud ice. and those sever,
aud sudden changes of temperature which for
lid the continuance It the INV I'D ar vale udi
|, narian. Thus ~ en- TO the Sck--to the plea
sure seeker is The variety of soil. climate an
manners agreesbie. which Is only secured m
!. preserved by the political organization Of III
Republic The Disnuionis, howl is only &C
cepiabie 10 those who. like Garrison al th
{ North. or fancsy at the Sonth. do not 20 be
/ yond theiy native villagss-and like the u
hsbItanis OF TimbuctoO think that only Barbs
rians live beyond their town fence.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

The meteor of Friday night, which aston
i.hed all our citizens who happened to be en-
hoased AT The time Il was seen. II would appear.
far over she country, and was, IN It's way.a
most astonishing phenomenon. The globe OF
Gre with the glowing trail OF light, must have
been from sh,r,y 10 for,y miles above the sur
fee of ass panel, Thst il could no, have
accompanied its d,ss ppearaucs would sssure US,
sae atmosphere being rather less Than fifty
miles high. aud The transmission of sound be-
ing of course limited To that region. Al this
pl.ce IT appeared over the north eastern sec
lion of The town, moving IN 9Th easierly derec-
s.sn. and slightly inclined towards the EARTH
Taree sllnct balls were seen, which gradu
slls emerged into one of large sizp. and then
desenced The light was SO great TO cause
many Of our cit,zens 10 suppose a fire had bro
ken out Il was seen at phiIadelphia at about
81 o'clock. say The papers of that c,ty-rose
suddenly from the horizon, about the the size
e the hull moon, trsyersed easterly line,
dropping FIRE in it's course, like rocket. I'LL IL
passed away in the southeast, like red ball,
about the size of the planet Mars. IL was seen
under similar circumstances at Danville, Pa.
q, New Haven. along The whole line of The
Hudson River. at Buffalo, UtIcs. Albany. and
Troy. also at Newport. Rhode Island, and I'm
Ssabiedly at other places from which We have
NJ report-at each place appearing to be at no
great distance above The spires of the churches.
Jusi 40 the moon, at her full, appears 10 shine
directly over every srest in every city. aud
ever every ship al sea. in those portions OF the
earth which sae Ilsuminates.
The PAGERS in this aud the adjoining State
come to Us filled with accounts OF the marvel
Its Amusing TO read OF sorse of The events Il
Gene which same of them predi.t ,herefrom
The old supers,iion of -port-ats dire,' il woult
seem, is not yet quite efete
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

THx CosFEREncE directs the Mslhodisls 10
lake up The Bible collection ia August. aud
min sters, II is hoped, will attend 70 thm duiy
ia sise came moash. The County Society holds
il. saausI meeting on the first Tuesday ID Sep
,eaa,er. in smyrna previous TO which every
minister SHOULD forward the funds he has raised
10 uls Rev T. b. Bradford. the Treasurer. thai
hsa..y report at The annual meeting. sod .hs
he County Society may report. on the secons
Tuesday ia September. 10 The Stale SslcisIy
u ns amman meeting Va Milford.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26
THE, MARKETS

In Smyrna. white wheat is selling at 81 30
Red. 81 20; yellow Corn go Gle white. 90
Rye. IS and Oats. S0cts. per bushel. RounC
POTATOES. so cts. per bushel. Butter. ie cts
per IL. Eggs, IL cts. per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market. are
For White wheat. 81 SO; Red. 81 IS; Rye
~ ctI; Corn, SO; and Oats, 80 cents per bush
sl -. -lIl.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

AN important circular is about TO be issued
by the Postmaster. General, tor the better reg
uIsiion Of the affairs OF the Department. POST
aye stamps, aud iot money. must 10 all cases
be used for prepayment, and the use OF the
rating stamp 10 esnceIIng ls prohibited. More
care II to be exercised both IN poslmsrking let
sers and IN cancellng sssmps.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

or The Bfeckinricge and Lane Club, Of
Wilmington, held q meeting at the Central
Hall, on Wednesday, evening, and adopted a
series Of resolutions depreca.Ing the effort now
being made TO unite The party IN Delaware upoa
one electoral ticket, declaring that with Breck.
inrIdge and Lane Inscribed upon their banner,
they will march u victory or defeat.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

IlALFAx papers cay thai the Wait Of The
Prince Of Wales - tbs engroasing topic through
out Tie Prov Inceis OF Nova Scotia sDd New
brunswick. fuDsc meetingsare held IN every
direction, and arrangements are making. both
by the people Ind TIE sa'horiiles. 10 give a
hearty reception TO The heir of The English
throne.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

TELEaaaMs from Sicily cay that Gen Carl
baldl was matching on AIessIns. The General
Was about TO receive large supplies both ofmen
aud stores; shout 2.UO0 lneu were To sail Tor
Sicily from Genon, where grea. numbers OF vol.
unIeers are assembled; aud French house 10
said TO have taken contract for some thonss pds
Of rsyolvsrs. rifles and muskais, for Gsrlbaldl's
service.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

kY A Dssnocrsnc State Convention. to be
- passed d iifiy deIegs,es from each county
aths State, will be held Al Dover. 90 Wsdnes.
dsy, the 9Th ds y sf August. l56 J. atl2 O'Clock
tvf The purpose Of nominating candidate
& Representatives, 10 Congress-. and shres Pres
tisssi.s Eiesssrs, to b. supported By The Demo
eNlje PERU Il The ensuing General Election
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

ArrEsIros Is called TO The advertisements
of Allen a. Needles and Baugh d. Sons. They
both Manufacture superior fertilizers. which
our farmers will filId we'll worth their attention.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26
Catamenial Corrector I!

Which has never fai ed effect cure when roperly
used, according the directions and tar trial Civ.
ell It.
is pref AIRED fror the recipe. and under the perso.
nal supervision of pust Skilltdl phvs,can who for
number Of years confined his private prsc-
tee. For the few years il has been before the public
II has gained for itself postum that will soOn by it's
rapid increase o. popularity, place the head Of all
remedies heretofore offered lnr WOmen's diseases--
The more especially those above enumerated which
too often end ia consumption.
For sale by most respectable Druggists throughout
the Union aad Canadas.
PRICE. $3.50 PR BOTTLE.
N. B-When il happen that your Druggists has not
the article. the money he remlIed ,ITee 10 u.s. and
II two or more bottles ordered at one time the
medicine will be SEM free OF charge for
Particular directions 10 use, &C., accompanl each
| bottle.
Druggists ran be supplied direct from the Lobora.
terry, or 10y sending Their orders 10
| BARNs " PARK. New York. r.. WELLS Il Co,NY
| ). q. HANcE. Baltimore. Md DYoTTs, Philadelphia
| }. RIGHT Il Co. New Orleans. La. JOHN d. PAxx,
u III HAYS Portland, Me cincinnati, Ohio.
Or To any respeciabIe Wholesale DruggIsls in New
York or Philadelphia. Circulars, with trade prices
&C.. for The COrrerIor. and other medicine sent
! free 10 Wholesale Buyers
| No medicine placed commission
| j. ID. De NYSE,
General Agent for the Uniied States and Canadas.
| 40 Ann 81, New York
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

6T- A Camp Meeting commences to-day al
Prssl's Branch. Kent county, Del. two and q
half ,nIIes IRON FELTON, slaliou, Delaware
Railroad.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

ACCOUNTS from Syria represent fresh massa.
eres OF entire Christian communities. aud the
commission Of the most fr'ghtinl atrocities. -
France and Fnglsnd. u ls understood, will M
iertese TO step the bloody deeds, and have inll-
ineted their determination TO The Sultan.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

WARn vvEArHEs.-Ws are new in sbe
m'dss Of very trying wesiher. Friday wss The
hottest OF the season. The mercury marked
sdsg. The suffering suaag four fuotrd sn'-
nsAI his ses,n scarcely less intense than with
asahn beings Ga Monday morning Gig ht
sassser pass.d over this sect ior, bul to houts
= hN sun his made j, 81 dry - ever.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

TAG Prince Of Wales arrived 10 Canada on
Tuesday, aud was received by the people with
every decentralization OF delight al having a
prlace among shrfn.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

FfRE.-Os Monday morning week at sbnni
2 o'clock. nur cifI7nps were sgsin AROUSED fr, IN
their sInmbers blythe slarming cry Of fire
fire fire.! II proved 10 be the slables of ex
Gov. WIN. Tharp. Two carriages, cart. four
or FIVE tuns hay. iodder and other things Of
less value were destroyed with the h6ildings
The whole loss is about $500. The horses
were lnrned out of the building before the
alarm was gwen, otherwise they must have
been consumed sisse.-Neps.
pArERSAL OccePATIos.--The father OF
The Rev Mr.. Harden Is about 10 publish his
son's confession, and TO employ general sgsais
for its sale. lie might increase the profits 10
be derived from his child's iniamy Relics Of
criminals are always priced. Lei HIM cut up
the hanging rope, clip off locks Of hair. have
CASTS taken from the dead body, aud, aftet
awhile, unearh the skeleton and sell the bones.
THE population of Dover hundred. according
10 the present census. ls about $500, bel z an
Increase of 1900 inhabitants since 1855 The
population Of the town OF lover is 1900, an IA.
crease Of about seven hundred since 1850
the population OF Ire town Of Camden lie $50,
Rrederca about 6O5
THE EVENING STAR.-Venus came TO be the
esenlug altar ou the 18TH inst /. aud will rise foI
the morning the rect OF 1860 Mare, which
was the morning s'sr until the l7,h will for a
time stay up c'nighls and be The evening star
!, .well, Pat. which is the way to Ashland =
:. ilpw dad you know my name was Pat r.
.Oh. guessed ~"
: Tim. by The powers, If you are good q
guessing. ye'd better guess your way TO Ash
land.'
THR Americans Of Baltimore have issued
: call for Mass Meeting, TO be held in Monu
4 ment Square on Tuesday. 3lst inst. whc
! will be addressed BY distinguished men OF III
4 party.
/. MANY woMEs are loved without knowing I
il and issny fancy they sre loved when they ar
:. not, They generally fad out their missske a
d Ter marrlage.
! A PANS letter states that pistol ball wa
I f,uud IN one OF Prince Jerome Baaspsr'e
lungs aflsr des M. which had been lodged ther
more than hiiy years ago. in duel wuh br'
tbsr of Marshal llssoast.
\.
b. A axvkax hail storm visited the westei
"a bost4on oil sussex and Ksns "a Tuesday we>
And grss,Iy esmsgsd shs growing sssas
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

lNE.s II you went Fence Board 60 TO
Jumes E Blacks Lumber Yard,
where you will find very choice lot of l ] f..
IL f., l6 #. and ls it, lengths, together with
large assortment of all kinds Of Lumber, al
very fair prices.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26
PRICE, 81 so PR BOTTLE
United States Restaurant.

The subscriber, having purchased of Chss.
u. White the establishment heretofore conduct.
ed by him. would respectfully inform the pub.
lie that he is prepared. atsll times. to supply
them with all The Dellcacks of the season, in
The most approved style. OYSTERS slwsys
on hand. either Raw, Stewed, Roasted, Fined
or Broiled.
He hariers himself that, by strict attention
to business. with determine ton To please, hs
Will be enabled to give satisfaction 10 all who
may favor hun with their custom.
The ice Cream Garden
Is also under his charge, and he Will, during
the season. endesvor 10 keep constant supply
OF ICE CREAM; also. al the Restaurant. " here
he has private room fitted up EXPRESSLY Tor
the accOmmOda ton of Ladies. eutIrsIy set ara,a
from his public rooms.
THOMAS FENKEMORE.
! VI Families supplied with Oysters by the
quart or gallon on reasonable ternts
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26
NOTICE.
FOR RENT.

A good DWELLING HOUSE. situated On
Pearl ST., IN this town. Apply 10
in ID JOHN al. SPARKS.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

Ar Si. Louis The thermometer has rea ched
lU7 degrees, snd here have bsen forty deaths
from heat.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26

Large rit-seak FAMILY CARRIAGE and liar
meas Bttiksy WAGON. Polo and Shfiss BAY
elARE. ~ hAnds hish. years vd-soulad and gen.
Tie. Apply tl' EDWIN WtLAEk
! d Ia oAysnss u4A
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Doctor Martini's

Doctor Martinrs
Gaia m enial Corrector! |!
HAS HAD a TEN YEARS TRIAL.
Which should be sufficent 10 convincs ever
SUFF ERiNG WOMAN ofthe great value Of the
CATAMENfAL C0RRECTOkI!
And that it n Without exception the BEST k.edicns
before the public for all diseases arising from Insxs-
lsriliss.
Chronic or Nervous Debility,
Pa pltation of the Heart.
Vertigo or Dizziness,
Pains in the Kidneys,
Pains in the Small Of the Back.
Pains under the Shoulders,
Lowoess eiSpirts.
Languor and Nervousness Generally,
D fficuli Menstruatlon,
Suspended Menstruation,
or Cessation of the Menses,
And an almost endless variety Of other diseases aen.
dHnt OH Irregnlart Superndnte ed by colds BY Oy er
exernon or by weak constitution severe mental or
physical labor The simple remedy for all ia TO get a,
The primary cause OF the dIsease it and you
assist Nature to regulate. This can be done by the
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26
FRUIT JARS /!

i large lot of AR Tight Fruit Jars for sale
very cheap, Ss WARD g. COTTON,
ie2S-2m Commerce ST.. Smyrna. Del.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-26
- "a. ~ G ss EEM SsS
RAW BONE
Super-Phosphate of Lime,
Manufactured from Inhnrnt Rones hv

RAW BONE
Super-Phosphate of Lime,
Manufactured from Unburnt Bones. by
BAUGH & Suns, ....
Wholesale Office and Store,
No. 20 SOUTH VIII ARkES. (bei~ee Market and
ChesnuI Streets. PHILADELPHIA.
Cash Prize, S45 per 2UUU pounds ca cts per pound
A liberal discount made 10 dealers.
In the preparation OF this Valuable manure, BONES
ARE UsEG IN THEIR RAW STATE ONLY. Tkey have ne.
yer been i0iled Or caleIed. They taken nature
has made Them, crushed with powerful machInery.
aud subjected 10 a process by which, while all tbs
virtue OF the Bone retained and FerliiIzer is pro-
cured, furnishing concentrated und soluble form
me Two indispensable ingredients Tor the grow of
Plants and enfirhng The soil. VIZ: phOsph0rc acid
and amOnia These twU lag redienls. by the use of
" laughs Raw Bone Super Phosphate" are given 10
the soil mall their original stIeng and purity. They
naie at with the SOIL furnish all the need tai
Ammona tor The growing crOu. giving ample dxurl-
auce, aud leave The land permanently bemeiiIed ~
thaI ITS presence can be traced or years afterwards
A CARD.
! The siendily increasing demand which has followed
the introduction OF our RAW BONE
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE
is marked proof that the Farmer and P,,nter are be-
giunIng OapprecIse the value Of such Fetilzera =.
not only 10 produce The irai cT0p but also PERMANENT
LY IsfRovE The soil; ana this point We have sbun
dani evidence from those no prefer lis use 10 that
Peruvian l;uah0.
SInce die introduction Of our article we have con
tlDually desired 10 furnish Manure ronIbnIng ALI
the important constituents Of Raw Bones and We Ia
sceosUlished this by process originating wIih an,
.BAUGH & SONS.
| No 20 South WharTes.
50 PHILADELPHIA.
COVE recommend Farmersand rian'ersiO purchas