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MaXlUAMn ssvsDDS, -

NIL CLOTHS The sub~cribcfs hsss -
creased their facilities for uasnufAl
NOW prepared to supply nerehsa.s
CLOTHS. Of various WIDTHS. from ~ 70
Wide. Also, GAP CLOTHS. These To-
be found superior to any othsr msnuises -
the South. Ths attention Of elothisrs 80
lsrly called 70 thess goods, ssmpisos
Forwarded hy mall REiTH & POhI,
Factory near Central ~
ds2-lma Once on Main and 0cvs.est
NAILITARY WATERPROOF IN
Nl MENTS.-k complete aEsorsneIsa -
Cloth Goats. Capes. Blankstst Lkggins
Havslocks HavcrsackA AID knAfsseAH -
found at the KnApsacx Depot. On Ham -
ernos strsets. over 6psncs = Carey. "a
made materials. and ct reasonabls prices, =
ana others esnp'ies whole e.se
A- MrrEnrIoS
Toe largest variety 70 BE- found y ~ssaU
OLUTHS. OASSIMERES and vEyT,s -
Kor military slltA nd sitissas IN ~
uoArINa and PANT srI
Hoe e0LDmn0. ~ The yar'l o. iafss q
Over OoaknsA ~ gssdsa scmS me- nc.slAI
Pstsrshan, ~ oe1esrs' eoass; snss 49, lftsaI
Eoeka, ConSoets; On 0vse. Costs; LseeinA ~
Oovers Wassr.proos Dsamiees 0vsrOoaeE ~
,Pfeof lAo On hand0 Suits Da1s = nassAors "a q
nosass, vsKrauteA 10 II 4esnA Lanns ~ u
6Aeksr Undsr- sAirts, anA Dsawess. ~ =
YFeneA OIpahs cd 0asslnaesA eaaea - ~
o. lnsss aasstnsat y ~ lssnA 49, -
~ IN go 4 I'LL aaDestzpent q ~ 10
ok CeaiA - 49, Dss aAas YAaA
'sf ssSYs = 05iE1oo4H1xu.-o,srcs,A& -
. ~ VI soSsfon . CO.. ~ sysa.sssH !.
no e--Sm
I1sIMOTAY HAY.-so haase vsSy ~
= BLAIR 4 1AxvM.
1.ea Ussy - llAS
75Hi'Il'E}E ~ III 11kksss rss.e
4s c. lHA - o.
nUINE6 ExL4pE10k.-sbei1s ~
= :. $500 1872; :!.s Z. =. III
II sgS-4. s. II
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JAMES d. BROWNIES
81 ~ ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RAuINGS, VERANDAHS, BALOC
MES CHAIRS, SETTLES, &C. also, Graf.
ING Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every Other
kind Of IRON WORK for ornamental and building
purposes, manufactured at short notice.
~ Particular attention given to snclosfng Bu
rial Lots In tho city and country. iaM-1y
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NJ oEuAa MAAnKs WANlAa,.

u NOTIDE.-Cur books aad accounts will be
found at our former place of bu mess, No l59 MAI
street where al persons Indebted to will p. ass
call and make payment without delay; and thoss
having claims against ua w:n present them there
for AZ 'tnr ent WATKINS d FICELEN
d. lin
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n REMOVAL-DENTALN NOTICE. - W
LEIGH BURTON, Dentist, hss removed bis Office
20 his resid nee Franklin street, second door
from the corner of Eighth. Immediately opposite t.
the Tinted Presbyterian {Dr, kead' 81 Church.
de- 7-lms
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BOARDING.

CEVERAL GENTLEMEN.
- Or ONE FAMILY,
Can be accomns stated with BOARD by applying
on ID street between CLAW and leigh,
de 3l-5ss At MRS. PLEASANTE'H.
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~ ARTIFIUIAL TEETH.
~ Plastic AND vULCANlTEj

~ ARTIFICIAL TEETH. THRU
~ PLASTIC AND VULCANlTS
UESS.-9. w. JONES, DIxyIsr, h,,
right for the above mode Of making Tee.
ing satisfied If ia absolute supericri,, !
other methods. can with confdsncs conn J,
those desiring full or partial sets Of teen
pecially such a. may be Dissatisfied via
they arc now using. The perfect sdsvr
the plate TO the mouth, and the suction 49,
cured, ensblcs him to inser. one or Nov,
ptthoas clasp. Thts method having beer |.
by taose standing highest in tho profession
and South, testimonials will be given ps
mems exhibited to these wishing to see than |
OF Teeth, on gold or any other plata y
course. be made fer those pre- ferripg them
ing, Cleansing, Extractiog, and all other op.s
gently and thoroughly performed. Tee,h ~
BY ELECTRICITY, without pain.
NJ Office IN Main street. opposite Cas}
dRIt IL
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n E G R 0 H rim 1852.
The undersigned offers hts services to bis frisndt,
and the public generally, for hiring out Negroes
the ensping season; and thankful for past favors,
again solicfts share Of their patronage.
ALFRED L. HOLIDAY,
Office on Cary st., bet. 1lth and 18th
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~ MEDICAL GARD.
OEFYfyR On Al.
~ N. A. STURDIvANT,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW.
~

HfcHAoHp, Va,
FRACTIONS In the Courts Of the G ~ Of n,
mond, and Of Henrico county, In the Court Of
peals, In tbs Oonferats States Court aud vi
attend to any legal business bsfor:s S;3, ~
Departments.
~ orrscs-cesnsr ss Bank and na
stairs-entragee on Bank st. sei
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A Il b l. 4 W OR X s

M A Il b l. Z WORKS.
~ JOHN ,5ipS "; pA YVES
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9Th STREET,
MONUMENTS. TONES,
HEAD PIECES,
NANTES, FONTS 10.
gina Agricultural Society and Mechanics'
Institute.
"A ARTISTS AND PAINTERS
-. 20 MAIN STREET,
Under the Spotswood Hotel,
sss s7s-sS Has constantly on hand q
large stock Of White Lead Paints, dry and in oil
OILS. Varnishes, Glass Putty, Glue. &c.
Artlsts' Matsrials, Engravings Picture Frames,
Gilt and Rosewood Aouldings.
Can and esamins before buying elsswhsrs.
~ IUHOND POTrERIES, foot o Man q,
II Kocksti1 and corner Of Csry and l2thstrssts.
RICHMOND, VA,
KHHSEE 4 PARR. PROrRiEroRs.
The Subscribers respectfully inform the mee.
chants OF VII ginia, North Caroline. and Tenuesses.
SrONEwAR1 which they ofer for sals q he
very lowest prices for cash.
~ AL Wars scld BY ~ win be dslivsred In my
part II the city frss OF ehasga !
do p pavnI PAt tsAs
DEYMDLD'p SPEUIFIC-Ths senuios e.
~ aele. sar u immsdis,s relief q Govt. jss
As2s uornsT aAevs P. q.
nFl HlotA fOK OLOzlR-H9
y6loeA tG0o' 1oGo4 eah q s's s 800
- - 8
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ETHE FRIENDS OF MR SLEIGH
m Y nul Aim mere lI.tr at
SAMUEL ~. PRICE & CO.'S.
ia t-3.H
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NUlCKSILNER, TEETH, &C.
~ l2' lbs. QUICKSILVER.
5000 ibs Jones L. Whites assorted TEETH.
fresh and unbros en- lot.
l25 lbs hitting INK, black al fancy c0lors
2s'ts Gold SCALES, Troy weight, 600
dwtA
LIST quality GLASS suitable for dagusTeoty
Window GLASS assorted.
FiIe Infantry service SWORDS, Gilt Mount
iDgs.
C. s. CLASPS and BELTS our own manu-
fsc,urc.
Narrow Pis ed BRAID wanted.
Address 4. J.JOHNSTON l. CO.,
de 5-l2tx Macon, Georgia
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OFFICE klOh A. b and PEI q X No
Richmond, Ca Oct. Is, 10 4
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-tnm
WEDNESDAY,, October 23rd, the "a
Schedule win be run on this road:
LEAVING RICHMOND.
Mali Train, daily. a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iss
Freight sad Accommodation, dairy, En-
cspt sundays, at.....--..-.9 A. n. sra {
LEAVING PETERSBURG.
Mail Train, daily, ....iE
Frelg ht and Accommodation, daily. ex
cppt SUNDAYS, at..........9 A. n. an4s'
e3The Trains leaving Richmond a! l,
ard 3 P. u. connect with trains South an
burg.
LJTravelers will bear In mind tina. ag
required 10 show q pass from the Cover caa
other authorized psrson. before they car "
city by this road.
&c lQ--ta IHOH. II. WYHEES y.
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UTINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TO JAMESTOWN, KINGS MILL. az
STONE HOUSE. AND ROCK
wv A RVE,A

The steamer CUi.tls III; Il. Capt. j
MAN, will, IN and otter Wednesday morn u
the 3Oth instant, leave The wharf IT Roeksas
ularly every Monday, wednesday. and
morning, at 81 o'clock precisely, for tie
places; Law at the Rock Wharf IL night 60
turn each alternate dsy-Tussday. Thynts !
Saturday morrings-ieeving Rock Whats
same hour, ca O'Clock, and touch st oil tie m
Landings, going and returning.
- Passage and freight - usual
0c - n O. HAFxMa
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LIFE 4 FIRE INSURANCE

LIFE 4 FIRE ms u ANCE.
LAVE ms u h A N q E.
THE LYNOHBURG HOSE AND FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUs-... $500, OOO,)
INSURES SLAVES for enc, or q term OF ears,
on the most favorable terms.
take pleasure in recommending this Company
to all y h0 wish to INSU RE their SLAVES. 1t
meets all its undertakings promptly and fairly,
and is enc of the most responsible and honorable
companies in this country
WIN. A. CHARTERS, Agent,
18th st., between Main and Bank sts,
de 81 Wv Richmond Va.
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.RaRO HIRING TOK 1000

ee1hef - conduct - -:
GENERAL A0ENUY BUSINESS
h the city Of Riehmond, embfacing the Hiring
out Of Negroes, Renting out Houses, selling Real
end Personal Estate, &c.
Their special q tention VIII b given 70 Hiring
out Negroes and from the long experience which
each have had feel confident that they vii b. able
TO procure fair prices and 1good homes for al No
groes entrusted tn their caro-. They solicit con.
tinuanee Of that liberal patronage heretosore BE-
slowed upon each Of them. They hsve mads am
pls arrangements u have negroes cared for till
hired ont; and In ases Of sIckness win give our
pefsonsl attention.
We earnestly request our friends IN send theiJ
negroes TO BY the lat Of January. Better prices
and better homes can be obtained by asndins them
In carly. 4. CLOPFON,
RO. b. LYME
~ Osice corner Of Franklin and Wan streets,
opposite Dick.rso1 Il Hill mp stairs.
%
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I IMPORTANT NOTICE.
FREIGHT TRAIN la
Carrying Mails and Passengers,

On and after MONDAY, 10th inst The n
Trains of this Company will be run dali.
days exeepted.) leaving Richmond for fwe|
burg and intermediate points at s A. N, u
i've In FRI de icksburg ~ l.30 p. N. Reed
will leave Fredericksburg ct A. NJ. and ss1|
Richmond at IA M.
~ For the accommodation Of passenssn \
senger coach will be attached TO each trae
rgers only for regular depots can be cars
~ Fare the same 40 by the Pas ser ger Tul
BY the same trains q daily morning n
Nail will be carried between Richmond and \
ricksburg. SAMUEL RUIZ
Superintendent Transports
Office r., r. & p. r. r 90.
Richmond, Dec. 10, 1861. u
NJ No FkEI6aT, or PACKAGE, OF SD
other than person al baggage. will I've takusI
mail and passenger trains, but only on ID
freight aud passenger trains.
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!" "a N y =
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN
lance ANY,
OFFICE, No. 183,
Their new building, on Ean street, next door to
the Bank of Virginia, Richmond.
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The subscriber intends continuing tho COM.
eIssION BUSINESS, and respectfully solicits
consgnmenss Of all kinds If produce from the
patrons OF the late concern, well az from the
public generally, and hopes, by devoting a un.
divided attention to the receipt and sale Of all pro-
tuce consigned to him, to nlrris Continuance of
the patronage heretofore 30 ibe's ally bestowed on
the late concern. P. j. AkCHER.
Richmond, Jacuary 1st, 1852
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SAVINGS BANKS.
CLOTHING 4 DRY GOODS.

1USr kEUEiVED-
81 $50 Fine Cashmere Business Coats
$50 prs. do do Pants
800 do do Silk and Cashmere Vests
go do Black Dress suits
2W doz Cotton Hsf Ho
$50 doz Brown Jeans and Csntol Flannel
Also, large lot Of common Cassnet Costs and
Pants, suitable for railroad and fsctory bands.
NOAH WALKER Il CO.,
ia'1 Corner of Main aud l4,h Sta
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l. OR KENT
r An EATING BAR,
with splendid fixtures, cheap, ..--.
in a well established saloon.
Address q. b.,
ia 1-3tf at this Office.
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sTvk kENT-A ROOM over Our store. aDou
Is feet long, suitable for
MANUFACTURING.
Or SALES-ROOM.
Also one good LODGING ROOM
Ierrls mode' ate.
WILLIAMS e. ELLIOTT, Dealers in
Hardware snd Coach Materials,
eaI-.Jt No 81 Main street.
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I NDIA RUBBER CLOTH,

INDIA RUBBER CLOTH,
INDIA RUBBER CLOTH.
We are constantly receiving this very desira-
BILE article of Rubber Goods from the manu-
facturer. 1t Is we'll adapted FOR uanufactu.
ring purposes. for Overcoats CT Blankets.
HAMBLETON BnsiS & 90,
de 2S-6t No. Is Pearl 81. Richmond.
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4 IA Il Juss recsivsl jJ 0aies brown oiii.Iins s
i -, rs and 81, all of which offer at the low
est cash prices; aso 50 pieces Red Flannel; 50 ps
White Flannel 50 ps. Domestic Plaids for servants
dresses; and large stock of Dry and Domestic
Goods IN general. Also q large stock OF Clothing;
Overccats of all kinds; Pants, Vests, etc. Also.
100 dozen Undershirts and Drawers; 500 pr. Boots;
$50 Pr. heavy Ghoes for men and women. All Of
which offer at the lowest cash prices at Wholesale
and retail. Country merchants would do well ~
give me a call before purchasing elsewhere
L. ROSN,
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CAMP NEAR CENTREyILLE,

CAMP NFAR CENTNENILLE,
December 22d, 1861.
take pleasure in recommending my late part
ner, Mr.. p. j. ARCHER, TO all my friends and late
patrons am confident they can make no better
selection. As soon the war, in which have
been engaged since the beginning, csases, shall
resume the commission business on my own &C.
count. 1HOS. & PEYTON,
il i-dl2 .&cw4. Major IS h Va Keat.
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ntSsOLUTlON or CO-PAk1 NEKoSIP-
H. The CO. partnership hsretof re existing under
ius style and firm Of PEYTON T. ARCHER Is
his day dissolved by mutual consent. The name
Of the firm will be used only by either partner In
settling up tho business Of the late concera.
THOc. g. PEYTON,
p. J. ARCHER.
RichunorH Iaororv lat
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nLAiDS. PLAID BHAWLS AND AERI.
NOES. CHEAP-500 yards Pialds Plaid
Wool Ne,iroes and Plaid Shawls al wool. Sor
coat liaIug, 10 bs closed ont ch, sp this week at
iAS kZEXIEL'R ii Main q.
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TOR RENT-The BRICK RESIDENCE on
Grace st., next door to the corner of Foushee
street, ard next but one to Grace street Baptist
Church. (Dr Jeser's,) AZ present occupied by Mrs,
T. ID. Aoerrethy. The house contains rooms,
and small ones, the usual out no uses, with sta.
BILE, &c. For terms, apply on the premises.
ia 2l-1wk
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HRY HOODSl DRY 0OOUS John:
IL SON 4 HARDWOOD, No. n Main street.
have received ana offer for sale ,ha follow.
ing goods, Wig: aero yards 81 Grey C.ssi
meres; 800 yards 4 fine Grey Cloths 100
yard, g. Blue Beaver Cloths; 1900 yards Ksr-
seys; 50 bales 70 and 4 Brown Cotsons; $50
pack ages English and American Pima; Bleachcd
and Brown Table Dsmask Towels, Hnoklebsck,
Dimitys, Domestic Pisids, Spool Cotton, Threads,
Hose and H&lfHose, &c
6si3 JOHNSON l. HARDWOOD.
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Dr. Hills Practice is Wholly the botanic principle
and lhere.Ore MrNM q nAlM, a tnmml alton.
ID X II / L L S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTEBLiSHENT,
No. So Nsniu St,.Xt vz-

"A FEN ORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-During the prac
tce Oh neeh Years Dr. Hill has in contact with
Almost lhlumeTable cases of Debility Oucasloncd h.
Ge@Tn haoit OF solitary self abuse They continue
II as thGy value their lives and to advise Ali " h. orn
ToupieG with the habit o. its consequences where
e can DC cured Of such trouble and to lei them know
inc are disasters resulting in the attendance
III ume IL Is no eN0geeratOn to say that three to,tbs
q me insane owe their maady this horrd habit Ibe
PloprctoIs OF Insane Asylums cOTubUrate the state
net ana II the victim escapes Insanity or idocv vol Le
OF she entirely untitled for the real pe asIrcs Of ito
ei.eI III OF OUT OF the domestic eirclewth procreatye
powers ruined, afflicted with diStrust ever doubul Of
ms lehuS, III TACT perfect hypoChondrisc what is he
loI out 90 DC cast out and die Attend thu M at once
an 3Vu Wn1 are ABDUCTED TO this miserable habit or il
s.aEe mauy TO meet the God who gave you the now
as they were intended There exists moi in thr "a hSn
mUrq an OBJECT more loathsome miserable than one
WISH LOT happiness and heaven. - ~ 80 ~"
Br mn practice is wholly the botanic prncipIe
anu therefore upon natural foundation. P'
once No; ~ lain street " urcester omen fromS a II,
ton f'' A ANNNi'0 Pioihpt atteH
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Nnrtester 9atIp Spp.
worcester Post omce-sunmer Arrangement


Mails Close as fellows:
Northern Worcester County Vermont and New Han.p
nlre via orcester Nashua Railroad, ST 500 ant
are due st 100 p. m.
Fitchburg, Lancaster Leominster West Bovlston Oak
dale, Clinton Lowell, and Nashua \. H., at 500
ana $50 p. and due ct rs and zoe p m;
rneeton and East Princeton al $3.50 p and Is Due al
City OF Boston, 30 and 500 a M 70 TO- g. and 500 p.
m and are cue at $50 $50 a. m, $50 and b.I5 p h.
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern MassAo7
ehusets.90g s. m, and SEQ p m; and are que al 0'f'
g. M, $50 and sis D. m. ,
Rhode lsland-(Except towns on the worcester anu
Providence Railroad $50 and $3.50 p M ana are
,e at $40 a. M, and $50 p. m -. ,,.,,, %
Western@'AIi towns in Massachusetts West Of wor
cester a. m, and are due az lZ49 2; m, $780,. m
Albany, western New York and western states w
3. m and 90 D. M and dae at 2,45 and ~ As p 10
Springfield, 500 and 90 p M; and are due at 10
Hartford, ali Connecticut Except windham and New
London counties so a. M. and 800 p M. and are due
at - IS and l0.45 ?. m.
Towns on line OF Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
nd are due at 9.l5a.m
New York city and Southern States. 80 a. M. and al
acc and 6l5p m and are due at 800 a. and at $3.50
and l0.45 m.
Barre, Barre Plains Petersham, Paxton, Dana North
Dana, ID West Rutland 9s5 a. M; and are due at on
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland, IIubbariston Cold
brook, and Oakham, $50 p. m, and due at 500
Leicester As a. m, and 43O M. and are due at 500
g. m. and $50 p. m.
Mlibury, and West Mnbury, $50 a. m and $50 p. IN
and are due al ga a. M, and $50 p. m,
Shrewsbury, Is y. M, and is due at 800 a. m.
Grafton, New England Village, and Cordaville $50
N; and are due at $50 p
birmingham, South birmingham Hopkinton, Ashland
Woodv1le, Westboro', Northboro', Southboro Corda
viie and Grafton, 1910 p. and due at $50
and 500 p. M: and are due at 80 and 81 p
mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is close
at this office on Sunday at 90 O'Clock p.
Once hours from 6,45 a. NJ, to 500 p m. Sunday.
from 1000 to 10 30 a. M. J. NJ EARLE p. b.
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A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
IL. III. Il ID Y,
SOLICITOR OF = PATIENTS.
Late agent of u s. Patent Office, Washington C4nder
the act 81 1871
76 State ST., opposite kIlby ST., ls0htGn.


Af+or a., o,+o,s;,,o ,,.,,,i,o e ,,r,ors. - .,
vear contics t [ m ui ~ Ii, :" MeV
also in Graat Rrito,U Frsre and ,,bnr ti States'
tries a,oa,s ti',s Ii IviEil couh,
ali Psnere ~ ,,1s a. uoi ne ana
terms and vim disiach zoe on i A
can and Forcn ynrIs ~ deterni,in fl tU a!efi
~ Of Pafemts ~ inYd,iiors INA inca NY ~ VI
rcn,ierod il, al. i III oi o'litf auNIce
The claims "a az anu ot d e same tGpieS OF
6Nllsr ~ 80 ~ X ltl,Ituhe one
,iL ,s i @ IIVo tH ~ W iSililS loh
but ibrnnc II cn,s ~ ba IL, NeM EIlgahd
Paemts az asccrta ,be no tor securing
avSs 81 aS S az tne PateSnllN OF inventions
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26
A CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY.

co MRa, FL0IS CIhE, About seven years sgo
dTeadHi t rTfy neaVy cold, which chung Ia me with
pa t IN , pU"Gr a. medicines suffered constantly ron,
weak IN no app cti'e; part OF the time too
i u"N ~ NaIh' night SMeatS. which reduced ma Ia a
santy c fEnIiHs pain in every Joint my body cen
hanu' WIN d,i word was poor, miserable IN
horsbca T n6,sSn a9d must have taken at least
cy brt IN a., % eulelhes, OF one kind and anuh-
EiroIi ~ 10 soou purpose as ! grew worse every dsv
by his Now "gn' 10 IT. III who succeeded in curing nc
mncn ue pat"nt is not required 10 take NASTY n.d
and am n wa% lnor3ushiy cured in about three months
I "ln now rs wei and hearty as IA buck advise The
ch 10 Eolo lr Hin, who viii eject Il speedy cure M
lii' price charged by other physicia, and no
i'''N meulclheS, ITO he well shaken before taken
10 ~ mn, -, JOHN TkANK Providence, X. J.
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T. LOYD'S YER
A NITROGENIZED
Supe1phOsphate of Lime
Manufactured by
JOHN LLOYD 81 CO.,
Providence, L.. L.

The Analysis Of Llloyd's Superphosphate of Lime
1862.
Basic Phosphate Of Lime, q Ca PO5J 7.42 per cent
Soluble Phosphate OF Lime, (Ca 2 o 81 1868 " "
organic and volatile matters, 40 so " Z"
Sulphate Of Lime, 23.9S - "
lnsoluble matter sand, Sc, 4.50 " "
Water. 500
Alkaline Chlorides, Alumina, &c. not dete mined
The organic matter Yields three cent OF Ammonia
The samples. OF which the above is an ANALYSIS, / Sc
OF Superphosphate prepared TOR market and in such
a way think as fairly to represent it.
sent mixture Of the several samples to Prof John.
SON. and append below his statement in regard to it.
Brown University, Dec. 25, 1861
have analysed the sample of LLOYD Superphos
forwarded by YOU The following statement is the NV.
erage OF several 1.-TWO to four separate destinations of the
agriculturaliy important ingredients:
WsteT e5 SPe az 2l2 S56 per cent
Sand, 42l
Lime, l749 d" "
Phosphoric Acid. 1921
find further that water extracts the following per.
centages;
Lime, g7g
suiphuric Acid. Ills
PhosphOric Acid, $50
The organic and volatile matters Yield Am
monia TO the amount Of 3l7
This Is accordingly excellent fertilizer being a gen
une superph0sphate unusually rich In soluble phospho
rio acid, and at the time yielding fair percentage
Of Ammonia,
Its mechanical condition Is very good admitting of
easy distribution throughout the soil
SAMUEL W. JOHNSON
Laboratory shefIield Scientlc School,
Yale College, Dec. l6, 1861. I
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-26
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