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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

\ QUESTION To BE PRoPoUNDED To DoUG-
LAs.-As Douglas is coming South to enlight
en- us how to make Territories too hot for our
Southern slave property, we wish some one
will cut out and hand HIM the following:
"Will you explain, Sir, what you meant in
your speech at a certain 'clsm bake" when
you said you liked Rhode Island clans bet.
ter than Southern niggers2"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

Coon ApUcE.-Be not grieved above
measure for thy deceased friends. They
are not dead, but have only finished that
journey which it is necessary for every
one of us to take. We ourselves must
go to the great place of reception, in
which they are all assembled, and in
this general rendezvous, mankind live
together in another state Of being.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

ne.We neglected last week to allude
to the card of Messrs. SHANKs & KNEAL, offer.
ing their services to the people of lberville as
Painters, Glszers, &c. The first is a native Of
our town, and that coupled with his known in.
dustry and integrity and the fact that both are
accomplished artizans-.highly recommend
them for public patronage.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

BarA Roorbach is going the rounds,
asserting that Mr.. Douglas is a STAKEHOLDER
and that Mr.. Breckenridge is not, thus endea
voring to create Southern sympathy for the
former. The reverse is the truth. Mr.. Brock
inridge is a STAKEHOLDER to the extent Of his
means or his wants, while Mr.. Douglas never
owned a slave in his life.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

l6S~ We invite the attention of our
readers to q curious and interesting article on
our first page, respecting the "Unity Of the
Human Race" furnished us by a friend. No.
thing can fail to be interesting which tends to
throw any light upon the origin or species of
the human race.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

A $4,000 BET!-The Concordia InteHi.
gsneer, a neutral paper, is authorized by a
gentleman OF that parish to say that he will
bet $4,000 that Breckinridge and Lane get
the electoral votes OF all the Southern States
except three. Who'll take i'll
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
DIED,

In this parish, on the Goth ultimo, ELOISE
BOURGEOIS, wife of Andre Leblanc.
On the 4th inst. on Bayou P~laquemin. in this
parish, after a long illness, AMADEAU ROTH,
in the 18th year of his age.
On the 9th inst, in this parish, PAUL AL
GEE, infant son of Mr.. aud Mrs. +. n. Marion.
neaux.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

-"rhe Constitution and the Equality Of the States
These are symbols Of everlasting union. Let thsse I've the
sallymg cries of the people," a.. c. Bre kinridve.
"insiesd Of breaking mp the I'm on, we intend to
strengthen and 10 lengthen it," q. c. Breckenridge.
w know no section ms distinct from the other; We
know the Constitution and the States under I, and their
rights as guaranteed under that instrument"
Joseph Lane.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
PLAQUEMINE:
Saturday, September 8. ] 500.

e5- The correspondence that we alluded to
last week, relative to Mr.. Breckenridge adj
dressing his friends, was left out by mistake.
Ii can be seen on the fourth page.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

re- We are under obligations to the
Hon. JoHS SIIDgLL for interesting pub
lie documents.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
LEOPOLD KAHN'S
Fancy DRY Goods Store.
eng FALL SEASON OF 1860. En-
StyHs all New.

@ s,yr. all New. %
have just received a most extensive and
well selected stok Of seasonable Goods, to
which | invite TIE attention Of my customers
and the public generally.
Flouncod lO bes-which are so much in
fashion thi, season. have got them of all
descriptions.
Popelin 20 b es-In great variety;
Silk NJ rtillas and Shawls;
Z mbroidiries -Many designs of all grades;
Collars nd Sleeves-I Valerclenne and
imitatiO;
Ladies' the latest styles;
Riding H ats-ln great variety and differ
ent cAors;
Misses an Children's Shoes:
Come nd see me before purchasing elsewhere.
NV winer stock will be on hand in about two
wseks LEOPOLD KAHN.
NOTCE.-No goods will be taken back four
DAYS afer sale. seps
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

DISEASES OF DoUGLAs.-We find the
following catalogue of the diseases
which have interfered with the public
duties of Mr.. Douglas in u OF our
exchanges:
Where was Douglas when the Home
stead Bill passed the Senate?
He had the gOut.
Where was Douglas when the trlb-
utes of respect were paid to Broderick!
lie had the pieurisy.
Where was Douglas when the Davis
resolutions passed the Senator
He had The dysentery.
Where was Douglas when the bill for
the admission of Kansas came up Ill the
Senate?
lie had the bo,eei complaint.
And where was Douglas when the
Fugitive Slave Law was voted On i'll
the Senate?
Taken uiM the "FdnfOds,"
And had To leave his seat anu run Tor
dear life.
He had spain" they could not see,
Bnt.mark and well it note,
A greater pain to him would be,
On either side 10 cast his rOte!
And thus to dodge a vote" and sare his hide,
Douglas never faild some sore disease to ride.
And now, dem Gaming himself, his country and
his cause,
As a Presidential candidate seeking vain sp
plause,
lie goes "a stumping it" from one State to
another,
Upon the plea, not "sick," but ~"hunting for
his mother !"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
Paints.

Paints. .......... Oils.
T FAD, WHlTE-White Zinc, Linseed Oil,
IL Turpentine, &c, for sale by
se5 STOCKLEY x DELAVALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

WE have a large and fresh assert
w ment of MEDICINES. which were pur-
chased for cash in New York, and which we
warrant in all cases, and will sell as low as any
Hose in the South.
seS SrOCKLEY X DELAVALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

ty-See the new advertisements Of Messrs.
STocKLEY & DRLAvALLAps.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
School hooks.

A LARGE assortment, together with a large
"A stock OF School Stationary. for sale by
seS ST0CKLEY Il DELAVALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
StOckley r. DeIGUafIade.
Removal.

WE have moved our Drug Store 10 the new
w brick building on the corner OF Main aud
Bank streets, opposite Roth, Deblieux & Co.,
where We invite a call from our old customers
and the public generally.
seS STOCELEY * DELAVALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

LOUISIANA SIGSAL.-Such is the name
Of a beautiful little tri-wrekly sheet just start.
Bell and Everett, over which that veteran and
accomplished editor and gentleman, WV. r.
ADAMS, Esq, presides, by appointment Of the
Executive Committee. II our Bell and Ev-
erett friends would like a campaign organ, in
charge Of the finest writer Of their party in
the State, and all organ in which they may
place the most implicit confidence, they will
enclose one dollar and order the Signal at
once.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
Brandy, Whiskey and Wine.
Fine Fancy Groceries.

Fine Fancy Groceries.
OUCH as Preserves, Frnch fates,
- Fruits in Juice, Sndines,
Raisius. Anchovies,
Almonds, Chocolate.
Jellies, Green and Black Tea,
Vegetables in Cans, Pickles,
Catsups, Sauces, &c. &c.
For sale by
seS STOCKLEY& DELAVALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

PUBIC SPEAKING.-We learn that Ar.
BLOCKER, (Bell and Everett will address
the citizens of our town to-day upon the
issues of our canvass, and that Col.
w. l.. HAMILTON, will respond to him on
behalf of the Constitutional Democ-
racv. Ladies, of course, are particu-
larly invited.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
Jewelry Jewelrv.

CRY ''..' JcWelIy
NNE have just received an addition TO our
stock OF Jewelry, which is now large and
varied. Every article sold by us is warranted
as represented. If not as Represented, we will
always take the goods back and refund the mo
ney. STOC kLEY 4 DELAYALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
Tobacco, Cigars, etc.

WE have a very choice lot of Cigars. Smok-
W ing and Chewing Tobacco. for sale by
seS STOCKLEY & DELAVALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
Fine Cutlery.

nv have in store a very fine and choice Sc
w lection OF fine Razors and Knives OF reaI
Joseph Rodgers make, that we will sell low.
seS STOCKLEY Il DELAVALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
To the Citizens

OF IBERvILLE AND W. BATON ROUGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27

TIE laws Of birth and death very well settled by
Mr. Wapi aus, from actual statistics embracing about
thirty-eieht millions of births aud thirty millions Of
deaths They show that in these countries the annual
average is among 10000 Inhabitants go deaths aud
3S births, showing increase of IS per cent, from
which, however, emigration il 10 be deducted From
this general average the figures vary for each country
AZ each year. but TIE variations considerably less
among the births than among the deaths. This is oc-
casoDtd mainly by ware famines sndepdemics, which
net directly upon the rate OF mortality and only moi
recty tie rate Of birth. The causes Of geog aphca
variation which, will be from the table below,
are very considerable exceedingly difficult to deter
mite. NJ Wappeus attempts to show that they are to
be found oily to very limited extent in hedferences
Of climate and race The fact, however is undsputed
that the number Of deaths follows very closely and
even month by month the smoant of variation Of tenn
perstuIe. Mr. Wappausdoesn consider conclusive the
figures which have been relied upon to prove con-
siderable ncreaee during the last 800 years in the mean
duration Of life.
The table Of tirths and deaths, in proportion to
population in several countries above referred to, is
as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27

Of both creeds wbOu highly W. ue ana esNeni, aco
whoee domestic circles wouid do honor 10 any ocuny
In the worlo nor DO know Of any one IN hsya Dig
worthy Of admiration IN domestic Eo,s1,n s5"t 80
the Haytian X. pablo, whose we-fnhned and WIZ
ordered family have had the happiness aod hohor VI
knowi for ,he last fifteen years woud ais' Su',
AS having had much 70 do with schools ana eolctaon
10 Hayb, thi smong many OF the weu-hhofmou
parents Of that island, whether married or IN concd
hinsge there IL prevailing willingness TO MAKE ~
g'eses saciifces for the education and welfare OF
iLer child These statements do not indeed after
TIE fact The, in moral point of view Hayt DEEDS tne
utmost sympathy Of al sincere Christians White men
of former days who thought highly Of their own civi
zsuoD, corrupted, plundered, and ruined the H.ynan
African ia every way, and IN every sense, ana men
bssey tainted him with his degradation. Hsyt how
ever Trust, ia now rising from her ruins having at
her lead n8n OF soul and conscience, who is well
known to have at hesrt the elevation and true pros
peIiy of the people over whom God In bis providence
has placed him.
The reeult Of my long experience in Hsyti is that
am fully convinced that there is smoDg the Hayan
people every element and every maternal OF every kind
20 brig about such state of society," aud TO make
them fuoh nation, as their bes' friends could cere TO
see Abe HaytaDs are hospi'able TO an extreme, sud
10 foreigners in sickness distress Of whatever color
or naton their kindness and generoiy ere worthy OF
admiIstoD
IL will not therefore, be matter Of surprise, that
shoud earnestly appeal to the sympathies aud LIBERAL
,ty of the Christians of all d9nominauo0s OF New.
York for help in my educational plans for Hsyti aud
cannot but believe that the citizens OF this great and
prosperous city 40 we'll those of Paris aud London
will respond my earnest calls for help, es2ecishy
when il 4, ttated tiat am now pleading in behalf OF
female education in BaJt being anxious to commence
On estsb for that purpose on my return TO toat
island vhieh will be possible, being now on
ny way back to the land where so great part OF my
life has already bsep spent and wnsre am sun WIZ
ling to labor as long as it may please God that
should.
Contributions for the sbOve-rsmed object may be
left at tie office Of THE TRIBUNE. Il. u. BIRD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
FARMING BY WOMEN.

We n,ipted last Autumn an account of woman ana
H., dsrob,e,s farming in Niagara County. Inc
following letter Of this mother to friend gives some
account Of her operations this year; co
PrKrs, Niagara Co., n. Y; Aug, IL, lSo H.,
FRIgsD WRIGHT: One year ago. 49, nS i yoS NY
YVES trying an experiment IN is'ag our expeca
can cay, thst we have succeeoe0 O'' '"O
W. have added to our health and Streng anu sn'
se tSst we are doing something tfny 70 re1ne' o Oh
rch and eDnObe Ourselves while w rS, Aud though
causing TO yield its abundance con ~ with yet think
we have never spent happier than oe S COM
We have Iabored uDder many dssdVsnsasSt con-
sequence Of farm being III Veiy n3 oost Of the
Land being now, requiring great deal o. eA"@ '"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
Births in proportion Death. IN proportion
MARRIAGE IN HA YTI.
10 the Editor Of The N. Y. Tyfbnae.

10 the Editor Of The ~ y. T,ib,lne.
SIR: May beg TIE insertion in your paper Of tue
folio wing observations, as corrective Of statement
which aPpesred in your columns the other day, and
which doubtless was an uuintended error in reporting,
respecting marriage in Hayti:
Ii ', indeed Fad and painful fact that the former
whie French coloniSts of tho above-named island
who indeed knew better and ought to have done bet
ttr-did introduce system Of concubinage among the
unhsply victims Of their OPPRESSION which is but too
prevalent 10 this day among the Haytiansi and Il -
sso true that in moral point of view, this has had
fearful effect upon the Hay tisn nSSoD. Woman has
been thus degraded and fathers have had more chill
dr'n than they could support md sometimes more than
they would own. That su'h IA system should nave
been introduced by white Christians Ia SAD ana hu-
initiating thought bat it would nevertheless be an In
justine 70 Hayu for be sad that marriage 10 un-
known there During my residence OF nearly twenty
years in Hayti, have met with many happy ana non
orhb e usrrsges there both among the Catholics and
the Protes.snis aud eth have many Hayiian friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
HoNoRs TO MADAME GEFrRARD-REM

GtOlS lObEkA ION.
From additional pspe,s receised Us tbiS morning
from the barb +. Lex, we extract few ielu Of iiiy
nswe.
Arrangements have been made for the establishment
Of monthly steam communication bet Jamaica tnd
New.Yoik, under the auspices OF the Britsh Packet
Agency.
Madame Gsffrard had visited the City Of Leogane,
where she was received more like an Empress tnan
Ike the wife Of President. As sample OF me ac-
dresses made this occasion, translate the ioo"-
ing from school of young ladies':
MADAME: When good mother co nes 10 Visl' tne
children who love her, everything eugssss
and festivy; ali her Children from the greates TO hs
east, bless the happy moment which thus completes
their felicity. IL is thus, Madame that your arrival
amorg Us inspires with joyfu feelings all hearts. 1t,
for YOU Madame still more for you aid your lon nor
tai husband in the gifts be showers upon this country.
For ourselves, still young, AID objects Of your par
ticular care how can We better repay for the ina1-
precabe benefits Of education which your husband in
giving TO u.s. than in raising prayers each to the
Eternal for your preservation, and that of the father
Of biz country for your welfare aud bis and for his
glory, which is reflected upon the maternal brow OF
bis august spouse"
The Queen Of Spain has cent President Geirsrd
letter officially announcing the birth of daughter Of
the Duchess OF Montpenser
One Of the IIaytsn papers is publishing extracts
from explanations Of certain Bible texts BY Wesley the
leader Of Methodlsm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
FARLEY HAMMOND.

STEAMBOAT AsHoRE-During she log on FnaHy
morning, tho steamboat Red jacket, on nor u'P -
Eizabe,bpoi TO this city, went ashore on the -.
back Of Fort Columbus, Governors Island. 0s
perfectly easy has received no damages win ~
next high water. Her passengers were 49, -.
steamboat Kill Won Kull, and landed In 'hs ',v.
fog this morning seriously delayed m0s' Oh 'a'
for several hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
THE MOVEMENT or THE POPULATION
OF EUROPE.

Mr.. J. f Wappaus has just published at Lepsc
TIE irst volume Of AAgeplene Ber6kkerung Stats
TX General Statistics Of Population, which contains
some considerations on the movement Of population in
tue various countries Of Europe that are especially in
teIesting u.s. in view Of the progress Of present
CENSUS. He shows copclusively that the Mathusan
doc'rne that the increase Of population is by geomer
cal progression is mistake. In France, for instance,
the rate Of increase has been steadily decreasing since
the peace Of 1915, il being as foowst
1921 4 l83...67 per cent 84 TO l35l....4 PEI cent
1881 to l8l...5 pc cent 1851 t. i356..... 4 cent
H. England the decrease in the rate Of increase has
been hes:
1911 toI2l166 per cen. 1881 70 las per
1871 to 46 cent 8il to l3Sl u per cent
10 Prussia the aonual rate of increase
1917 TO E2e.11 per cent 1870 TO 1876 ..l27 per cent
1+.l35 per cent 1876 TO l856.. SO per cent.
In Belgium the annual per centage OF increase fell
from 08 previous to 1916 40 from 1916 to 1885, in
Holland it fell from SO previous to 1910 to SO from
1870 TO 1850.
Mr.. Wappsus gives the following table of the per
centage of annual increase in the countries of Western
Europe, and the period required for doubling. 1t is
based on the rate of movement during the last 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-27
riding Rusiness

TUNE James River anu kanawha Company having nccc,ed
proposition Of the south side Il. H. Co..
the boh rou,es have been comleed to advance
rnteA however, by that enabled 10 pat
goods through nj 20 To 20 cent below the south Side Road
Co.. provided they adhere 10 The stuaiols and
tcles viii be- much greaicr N rau am
rednce 10 The onest os,1ie oint er.rg
arffcis which the high tolls will permit The merchants
Lync.brg aud the West will find great,
to ship Their goods via Richmond A. =. LEE.
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
march lis TN the book, Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-27
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Corner Of Eighth and Church Sts.,

LH n Gil b l. rig, VIRGINIA.
T1Nlt subscriber recently manager Of The Cabc House,
In informing his friends and the public gencris
That he has leased the above popular House years.
nnd now prepared Ia accommodate all that call him in
sc not surpassed b, hotel In the city, and he respectfully
soleiis the patronage OF public 10 sustain him in
keepng The Washington in sly. that worthy first class
Hotel
Auis, all the ylcissiud,s of hotels n this city, the Wash
ngon has closed doors, hut they have alw been
with a hearty welcome 10 the wturicd Traveller.
With tc many testimonials gentlemen Of high standing
md read! disposition To please, he hopes liberal
support from his ends and the public generally pledg
that nothing shall be spared 10 please all who visit board
nj this House. JOHN ;. KYLE Proprietor.
Testimonial.
We the subscribers take great pleasure in recommending
Capt j. s. KYLE first class hotel keeper and feel
lance IN saying that he is gentleman, steady and
polite and his lady is of the best managers the
Dr. A Hopkins q. Loving : X. Daniel, General A. Brown
Eohert Whitehead Vim. Massic, Iho> j. Massir, William NJ
tibcu +. d. Peters, Joseph G. Cabc. r, N. Cabe, ind
Others Of Nelson; a. C. Harrison, fhos Whitehead L.
w snrad VIM W. Thompson, J.. L. shelton, Saml NJ. Gar
land. to, \. t"ghi H. Henry, j. 4. Coleman, Amherst
John r. slaughter, lanes Garland, thas NJ. Blnckfor, Thus
!. knkparck, Vim. r. lancey, Van NaliaI,ro, Charles j.
Eanr. y. {. 1uatcrro, John NJ Speed, J. Camp L. e.
Fierce H. T. A,rnPJ ". iurrh, L. b. Taafcrro j. Parker
Allen, "A. u. Strat"n lsnchlurg may
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-27
Great Southern Nat and Cap Mandatory
JOHN DOOLE
~ Main ktreet. Rlc hnDOnd Va.

Manufacturer and Dealer in Fur, Strdw, Leyhorn,
Panama. S!ff. and koiesk'n Dress Hats.
HAVE nov ready my Spring stock OF Hats, Capa n
l. and straw Goods 10 which would invite the ait,n-
tion OF the merchants Of Virginia North Carolina and
Tennessee confident Of ability io supply them with every
thing they may In my line, gr, terms the,
be procured In any market In the country
Ny viii be kept constantly f by the addition of
thing that desirable. Having greatly increased
manufacturing facilities many desrab. styles will be Of
manufacture Ny BLACK Moleskin Hat Is s, In the front
rnk and equal not superior 10 anything produced In the
county.
Nv assortment Of Boys Mscs aud Chercns Richly rnnn-
cd Hats all the different styles OF Braid and Leg
horn, cannot ht exrciled
In Military Goods, eau furnish anything required. Ny
stock of the various qualities OF Army "kegahion Hats
very complete and Of The different Of Hats taps
made Ia order nj short notice.
NH Holm DpOIEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-27
CHINA, GLASS, AND WARE
Nj II Main 6tIaat. Richmond Va

40 HEREWITH beg leave TO Inform my friends and
TN the putHc generally, that In rereipt
W rAiI. fotK OF GOODS, larger aud more varied
before beenemracing Dccorafsd and Goli
Bda3 Dinner and Toilet Sets, Ihsrs, Dishes Ii1fs,
.fc DE As White CANA and Grdn,e of The beet pes
and styles. In aud by the single pair My stock
WHoirsAtE fKApg have selected with great care
sei low any repacking house the
aiied States receive goods directly from the
A cali Ia respectfully solicited.
July ~ lily q. Il. TAYLOR, Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-27
Hell Nnor,p.s SORE WASH,

Lotion sor Dlseases Of syphc Nature and NJ
la,ses.eo in Disc Of the Urinary Organs
ats u Dissipal0u used In the Extracts
1sss 2. ~ 4. 70 .asa pis.a:s. a.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
From s 10 ~ ysorS staadta0.
e Science AND FAME
Ies nedc-l Properties Of BUcHU Dpensa,ory Of tho
DEVICES v.aabl. works on the Pr.s.ies Of
~ remark. made BY the late celebrated PHYsiCK Of
HAiladeiphis-
n sss rsnarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL ce,s.
ssd PhysleAn and Member Of The Royal College OF sur
oes Fei.nd and published In The Transactions King
ses Aedco- ChrurEicai Review published BY BENJAMIN
as; fs ~. a.. :. s.ys o0ss Of surgeons.
xtrAct Baeha....sl.oo per bottle. or sx for $500
Sarsaparilla, lU0 500
approved Rose Wash, 80 d" $50
HA osnx q sAcn for eiaoO which will DO .uac.sn. 10
sstsiIk sfSFfoSs x ALL , Ss;itss
ure' Guarantes sar,pAv,r Advice Gratis !
son. appeared before an Alderman Of the city OF
ani.ia no narcotic a no Mercury or osSs
~ssus ofusA pus ase purely vegetable '
.~. and sss.sed be.e.s me- ~. "a q, q Eo,snss
e. wv. aiBBERD, Aids.raaa, =
AAdsss iss,sss for nforua..en in connds ,ee 70
H. +. AELMBOLO, Chemist,
Depot, loA South Tenth 81 below Chestnut, Phila.
Beware Of COumterfeits.
s. AND UNPRlECIPLED DEALERs.
saAasy@ 70 dspose or rnEH oSs., ana AzrI.
aasoids cs.sins Prspar.ion.,
Extrass !.uchu,
Improved Rose wash
Sold ~ JOHN II. sEAY. Lrxonnu.s, Va,
Fok IxsSGSsS f EEkxfsf Ky oTaER
Is sscb ssf .os o xsb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-27
AMERICAN GUANO,

AMLhltAN NbtNUs
FRO j L Is AND BAk ER'S ISLANDS,
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered 10 the Planters and Dealers
tory results have been attained by practical experiments
uiade 10y gentlemen in Virginia who have used
with The Peruvian, Eide Island other fertilizers and
testify Ia lis superiority, importance and value.
II will act soils immediate we'll durable
tliZrr, enrching, bat not eNh1istln,.
II s sold nj mnr price than Peruvian and when
CONES the result will be great, greater
Pamphlets containing certificates
Virginia and other viii he upon
am SOLE A6EsT of tile American Guano Cumpa, kicti-
mond aud all packages viii have with the trade mark
OF The Company! Nhe American caslc and viii be
pure 1t will be pat IN strong bags barrels the option
of the purchaser. Price $40 per
fEliN II. CAVE, 18th street, Rchnio d.
feb 23ts MOSES LACY, Agent for l.ynchbuIg