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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
+ EGAL NOTICE.

George C. Anderson,
Robet Sit pso., Equitable Processing
Elizabeth j Simpson
George & ARK Senior.
The defendants win nike notice fhst there IL now
ou hie Ia the once al the Clerk The District Couri
Of Lee County Iowa at keoknt a petition ia equity
Of beosee q, AnAerson ftatII that hs recovered
Judgment against Robcr Sint,~ II at tha February
tenn, 1863 said Cour, fof S2.2s3 ~ vita csts and
~ yer cent Interest, sno that sstsGtaI ~ favor
ssij Anderson, under said jopgnt IT. was levied on
Lois nd Us ID iock sixty Ave 6t1 sBc Lots q z
Ia Block "a ~ The city OF keohuk lee casnty, Iowa
hat ssd Robert Simpson, conve, ed all sad property
excepting 70 'e~t Of ose LA 10 Gsorgs Cak Sea-, The
fAih'r OF has vie, and .ha The dss aid rk
convey ed said property Eiizabet SIM psan for con
siGaralion ~ $4,000. thst tae SAID sales
lent &c said lets,ion prayS that the sa lee ma, be
sci I'd. aud the petty held liable 10 pay piautiu
cebt sod Tor general RELIEF.
And uhiessyou appear and answsr said petition on
or before the second day al q the Sept. mhet
81 NJ lScS, OF said curt d. cree will be taken ~ by
confess aud according IN tbs rfascr OF he BILL
RANKIN a. MCt.RAAY,
spls-dsw Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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ETA de!alcation of 100000 to $780,
600 has been discovered in one of the
New 0Tk banks. and The guilty. parties
have been discharged without any prose
cution. The defalcstion was effected by
the substitution of greenbacks for gold
the pr fit on the transaction being the
premium on the gold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21

- The London I'cst--,he organ OF
Lord Paimersson's government---express-
es its editorial hopes that the rebels will
have achieved their independence before
the close or the year.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

To 70 Dobyns and Mary Dobyns his wife. c Pesree.
James MeCutc beon ard -- " CT ute heo hi ~ igc
"a ard Rudiek, Thomas Kinds, A r simms
IAN Ausdal Crane, Hatch Thompson N
wright snd Wright, executt rs OF the estate
OF wright, deceased. Chaplin Lee, Love. Hry an
ADAMS Co., VIM ktanDus. Woodward r
20. :" lhompson, Aura King, Charles Parsons
A. Co.
feu and each Of Jon, hereby notified that there
y now on nle IN the once OF the CLERK of the district
Souu o Lee County, Iowa. ~ Ksehuk, petition o,
e. II pstT( claiming OF you the said g. C. Dobyns the
sun OF Sese~ Hundrvd and Eighteen DoIsrs wfsh y
per re"t interest," per snDem from sareh 30 Is62,
motley cue on two promssory OTIS aad also a
a<ains all Of You the fsreciopa ~ certain Morsss gt
gwen TO secure said notes and ing tns
H. al EaiAler- 10 One hundr feef nu Eultuf
strest by ninstytbt ana laird feet ttab,eentf
street being part lists one A"d two ia block thirty IN
tho addition If Niiliaat ~. W Hams aud Reevrs d
Petry 10 The ty Of N o. uk Ia the count, Of Lee ARD
state OF lowe, in which teal Esste have or claim
soue Interest.
And unless you appear thereto and defend hefor,
noop OF the second day OF the next term OF The sait
district Court commencing on shei Monday in Sep
TENDER, Yea. Judgment and decree will be- runie "
asainstyou thereon b. default.
RAShIS & NcCRsRY,
aPl'-d3w Attorneys for PisiuiiG.
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.lRlG4NAL NOTICE.

To- Hornish, Lloyd % Simpson, q W Bigler, Jas
Uyrdon. and Robert Fletcher deb bdsAl,i
You rcby notified that there ie nov on n,e In
The Office Of the Clerk OF the Distyict Court OF Lee
eounJ Iowa, si keokuk, petition of D. phia Glen
deisss. elaH'ius Judgment against you, j H.rnisn
ADD Lio y stmpsan, 'of the VI we've b. ud rod
Dollars lsisool aud 10 PER cent interest upon your
tote 20 hes anu also claiming the fofeeturc D, your
WoTissge MADE 10 her, uiVn part oil Lot eleven IN
bioes 6 being 10. 90 tet front by III iee deep ID
OF the e-ssry ssae OF saM Lot, In ctly Of Keokuk
Lee cau1iy, Iowa for The sale o said Loi geberxi
relief, with costs.
row each OF appear and said petition
BY NOM OF the second day OF the next term said
Couft to be held the Asst Monday OF Sept enlber
A. ID. 1853. Judgment will be had therein b. default
as prayed Tor. II. SCotT HOWELL,
up1-G4w Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Dr. J. LIxTER.

Having loealsd in tbs Oily Of Ksekuk, wllaaiend 4
all Professional cails. he will tssAt eli ChrosIs
ntssasss s,lh Magnetic instrsnsuts.
&sh. between Msia and nsss1ses ~
Wsa Ai4e3 uAsai-ll1
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4 TTENTION.

hsrvas my wife Hannah has len my home without
any last cause o. nfUvocaton. the pusho ase h. r.
by notified nyt 10 tsut hsr my sccoast, ~ de
ssru,ncd 70 pay NO dects centfactsd ~ her sslss'
nas3S-AA JOnIAV TArVn.
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tieieH:
Castle Miiis ouipc, Xxx Flour.
Eagle N Ills Quincy Doodle kxtrA Flour.
6SUnf Cared uaHs. x =N -
ts6esCnssa Dried E<ef. e ~ ~
Leaf Lard, IN eshs, for family use.
Dried Peaches and Dried Appies-
Fresh FfasA4, Ia si4S-- lsrse assortment
Me- Curtss and GposceSsr, Jelly.
Coiesus ne IDiidon Mustard
Durk-sr Epsces--W AakAkTEs pure
uaDdelteu--so sxesti~Dt sahssitutr for Co45ss.
Crushed, Pow dered aud keAneu snsArs
kew YORK GoIdea sylup.
Lpx p Gsnnise koa-y hesp,
81 o. ss@sv. LOAsteSs sHd ssssshss. sssF
Pickles. In VINEGAR.
Tsbioes, sxgo and spit Peas.
FlssssiaG ExiTseis--otsater essIiiy.
" hlt< Pspper-mneb sup. rior " slack
Fut sAfeby RObhkTkOk NcQUEEN,
lsssT7-H N Main kee~t
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~ E. wooLsEY = CO..
Commission Merchants,
~ sai sss.A water a.,
ILLINOIS

For the sale Of Flor Grain pyovtsions Live stocp
and ali ktnds Of VI ednee.
WIZ purchase goods ofal ad~ for country d~aleri
Of lowest mass*& prices favorable Lerms and for.
4 ward psP'ttEly.
Crateiottvs thsiibersi patronage we sre recevip,
Va io~a. ~esoiictt continuation aud exten slou o
! the same.
ITo.sI AsvAscxe ON esss,ass.srs IT
Feb "a, 'e3-dn
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1t seems that there has been one feei.
ment In the par os the Unitsd States,
which was distinguished for its Copper.
headism. II was the i2s,h Illinois, and
was raised in Egypt" portion Of thu,
State. The following documents tell it,
history: s8#a i]at & 34gi{f
From The State m inossl Rew,.ssr Nov e. 1880
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-05-23
Dry Goods.

In another column of this paper vii
be found the advertisement of Messrs
Daniels. Millington & Co.. of Leaven
worth. among the most extensive deal.
ers in Dry Goods, in the State. We
are pleased with the proprietors and
emplcrees-as far as We know them
Of this house, and the better we be-
come acquainted the higher becomes
our estimation of them as business men
and gent emen. Their stock of goods
is very large. has been selected with
great care. purchased at the best figures
and is sold by them at very reasonable
prices We have no doubt but they
have sold thousands of dollars worth of
goods during the past year at less rates
than the same could have been pur-
chased in New York at the time. We
advise our merchants every where to
give these gentlemen call, feeling con-
fdent they will no, regret taking this
advice Our citizens who visit the city
10 trade, should not fail TO stop at this
house AS they will find bargains there.
Go and see. No. SO Delaware street,
Laysnworth.
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Clothing.

One of tie mos, extensive Clothing
houses this side OF Chicago or ST. Loui.
perhaps the largest one-is that o.
L. Levenson L. Co. 58, Nam stree: and
No. 40 Delaware street, Leavenwor.h
They have all descriptions Of clothing,
including army goods. OF their facili.
lies they say that
They are very largely engaged in the
manufacture OF Clothing in New York.
aud have had go years experience in the
sane. They aim TO keep up in all their
branch establishments a full stock all
the year round. and sufficiently ex.en-
slv- to fill any orders no matter how
large. tina, may be received, and will
al all times sell within five per cenIum
Of their prices for the same goods in
Aew York. 10 which arrangement they
are at any time willing to bind them
selves by CONTRACT. thus mskins it clearly
10 the interest Of dealers proposing to
buy in more distant markets. at least to
t1amine their stock before gong furth-
e east.
The spring stock they are Cow open
ng was manufactured for the most part
last October, and the materials bought
szen earlier. showing conclusively that
san advance of 25 10 IS cents ON the
dollar average has taken place since
-sast date. they are enabled TO sell al
Ibis per centage less than the goods are
worth to-day. either in this or the New
York market-and. although they do
not propose to give the buyer all the
advantages thus derived, they are de-
slrous Of sharing them with them. and
therefore. would simply ask every large
dealer coming to buy 10 this market. or
passing through Ibis city. 10 devote an
hour TO the examination Of their stock
md prices. se
They have two separate housef. one
e1eiusively wholesale. the other retail.
Tar rHrn.
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Col. Lynde.

From information received. we are
assured that the stock spoken Of last
week as having been taken from and
restored to Col. Lynde by military or
dsrs, rightfully belonged to the Colonel,
be having Justly and properly become
the possessor of the same; and of this
fac, Gen Blunt was fully convinced, OF
he would not have ordered the stock
returned. Where the wrong is-for OF
course there is wrong somewhere
We do not say.
At some future lime we hope to lay
before our readers some facts connected
with this and other occurrences, which
may prove Of interest.
Col. Lynde is new at his post.
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Gold Pens.

A. Norton. Of New York, the Prince
!" Told Pen manufacturers has a card
s''eshere in this paper. II any Of our
'saoers want q gold pen that is flexible.
punt. and that will glide smoothely
e' The paper. they should get one
W Horton. Ii one is desired that
:" Dear more pressure as rest 10 the
.s'd. send him word to that effect, and
~ night kind Of . pen will be forth.
"alng. Read the card and the adver-
saent and prices on the fourth page
a's number Of the Independent. and
'ead for pen.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-05-23

The KANSAS FARMER. The FIRST
number of this serial has been on our
table for two weeks or more, blu, it slip
I'D away under some old papers and
did not receive notice al the ii;:c.e. II
is creditably printed at the Topeka
Tribune printing Office. and We trust
will become blessing to the State by
promoting the agricultural and hor,i-
cultural interests of the same. We
trust our farmers will give i, hearty
support. We need an agricultural pa
per in Kansas. In many respects our
climate and soil are different from those
Of other States. and we need special in
formation to meet this difference. But
to make an agricultural paper profitable.
the farmers Of the State must contribute
from their experience TO its columns.
Will our friends OF the farm remember
this. and help to make the Kansas Far
mer the agricultural paper Of the west!
Address F. G. Adams. Topeka, Kansas.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-05-23

SCRIPTURE CABINET;or Texts and Truths
illustrated, by Erwin House, A. M.
Cincinnati: Poe 4 Hitchcock.
This is volume which should find
lis way into every household in the land
There are some SIS subjects illustrated
IN such manner as to fix the text and
the illustration in the mind. Young
ministers will find in the book many
valuable ideas and expositions of prac.
teal character to aid in the calculation
Of passages Of Scripture, and in impress
ing the truth upon the memory of their
hearers; and young readers in gcc.caral
will gather from the pages of the work
a vast amount of instruc lion which will
be found useful and entertaining. The
author is w,i,er Of ability. chaste and
elegant in the style of his composition,
while his long connection with the
Western Christian Advocate as Assist.
ant Editor has given him advantages
for knowing and meeting the wants of
the masses which eminently qualify
him for the production Of such work.
We canno, too earnestly recommend
this work 10 that class of our readers
who seek entertainment in reading
Here they will find the interest they
seek, and be benefited at the same time,
which is no: the case with the literature
thrown broadcast over the land, and
upon which SO many waste their time
and weaken their mental powers. This
book has the Vaccinations Of romance
while il is free from the evils which in-
feet novels. Old and young will be
highly pleased and much pro6ted BY
perusal of the book. Get copy BY
all means. Price sI.e5.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-05-23

IN day Of May, A. ID. 1863, Letters Of Admin
istration on the Estate Of John C. Burnett. de-
ceased, late OF Jefferson County, Kansas. were
issued to William 7. Norman, by the Prob tie
Court Of said County and State. All persons
having claims against said estate. ore required
to exhibit them for allowance within one year
fer the date Of said letters. or they may be
precluc,.-d from any benefit Of said estate; and
r .ncb claim. be not exhibited within three years
from The date of sa ii letters, they will be forey
er barred. WM. :. MVo6MAN,
Ill 3w$3,O0. ADMINISTRATOR.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-05-23

MANSION HoUsE.--In anoiher column
the reader will find the card Of J .Lsndes.
proprie,or of the Mansion House. Lesv-
enworth. Some men do not ''know
how to keep TAVERN" but Landes is not
one of them. The Mansion has been
pu, in thorough repair. and all who stop
there may be assured Of the right kiad
of treatment. Go and see.
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nAhDwARE.-Ws direct especial At
: ''on 70 the advertisement of Messrs.
'ce q Baker in another column.
e gentlemen are enterprising and
.'~ s:odating. and have q large and
+, :" selected stock of goods in their
II you want Hardware Of any
,., s' household OF poke. Cutlery. OF
'os the Garden and Farm. give
call. You will End courteous
R-~a' and prices TO sui, The iilnes
s,,s.. pef the place No. 81 Delaware
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snERlFF's SALE.

OIl6JeAr - OdAC. --
STATE OF KANSAS Sc ye
jefferson County.
Isaac Tillott, plaintiff,
J. M. Graham aud Robert St. Clair Graham, de-
PENDANTS.
By virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
and delivered, Issued out OF the First District
Court Of the State oil kansas, sitting in end for
Jefferson County, in said State, will, on
Wednesday July lst. 1854, -
between the hours Of II o,iork, A. NJ, and
o'clock =. N. Of said day, Mt the Court House
Door in the Village Of Oskaoosa in the County
and State aforesaid. offer at public sale, TO the
highest bidder for cash IN hand all the right, title
and interest Of the above named defendants in
and to the following described property, to-wit:
The west halt Of the north west quarter and
lot one Of section eleven in township ten Of range
seventeen, containing lS7 24-l00 acres, ia JET
fers,n county, State Of Kansas; said above de
scribed property appraised at $l37.
Said property levied on and 10 be sold as the
properly OF the above named defendants.
n. w. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
SheriGs Office, Cskaloosa, May Is, 1859.
f42 6w.t6,70.
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ExLARcEaExrs.-The Doniphan COun.
ty Patriot has recently been enlarged.
with Lieut.. Tracy added to the proprie-
torship. The paper is much improved
10 appearance, end We wish it success.
The Leavenworlh Daily Times has
also been enlarged. Notwithstanding the
arbitrary arrest of the Editor for crit
icism on Gen. Hooker. We are always
pleased TO see signs Of prosperity on
the part Of the press. May the Times
improve in every respect.
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wrsD.-There have been some qai,

WIxD.-There have been some quite
high winds during the week. and plenty
of dust. A person can soon "eat his
peck Of dirt in this country If he will
try. But we are not compelled to
trudge through slush and mud more
than half the year. rs is the case in some
other States. Dust 10 bad. but mud is
mud. A little less dust and not 30
much mud would equalize the thing
handsomely.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-05-23

MARRIED.-On Sunday the l7lh inst.
at the residence Of the bride. by Rev.
J. w. Roberts, Mr.. JOSHUA DowSIxo
and Mrs. SUSAN PARIS, all Of this place.
y On Saturday the 18th inst. at
the residence of ]. P. Tewksbury. in
Rock Creek Township. BY H. G. Turner.
Esq. Mr.. CALVIN K. TURNER and Miss
L. MELISSA SCoTr. all of Rock Creek
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NOTICE

Alexander uansford, in The State Of Kentucky,
will take notice that David 7. Mitchell, OF Doug
las County, Kansas, did. on the l4sh day Of Feb
ruary. 1860, fills his petition in the District Court
for Jsfienun County. Kansas. against Alexander
Hansforj, setting forth that said Alex ,nder llans
ford is Justly indebted to said Mitchell 10 the sum
Of ss7, 10 Tor moey lvaned aud sdvans ed by s.isi
Mitchell to said Hansford. with interest thereon
from the 5th day Of January. 1859, at The rate cf
ten per cent per annum. And said Hansfosd is
further notified shat his real estats situated in
jefferson County, kansas, TO Wit: the south esst
quarter Of secii,n -, township 10, rarge u. has
Of . iii. And the said Alexander Hansfsrd is no
tilted that he is rquned 10 appear and answer
said petition on or before the losh das u Jsiy,
1863. or the same will he taken rs confessed.
lH 7-w D. T. MITCHELL.
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Administrators Notice.

ETTERS Of Administration upon the "a
IL tate of Joseph Hicks, deceased, not admin
istered upon by Sarah Hicks, iaie Administered
rix OF said estate, were, on the 18th day Of APP
ril, 1868. granted to the undersigned by the
Probate Court Of jefferson County. State Of Kan
sas. The authority Of the late ADMINISTRATIVE
ceased on the 9th day Of April, 1868, by the rev.
ocation Of her letters.
ISAAC HULL
Administrator de tcais non of the Estate Of
14l 3.w $500 Joseph Hicks, deceased.
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r. The late cool weather has been
fine for the wheat. and the report We
hear from all points is most favorable
for large crop-.he largest it is bslisv-
ed ever raised in Kan We trust it
may prove to be ~ anticipated.
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Horses Stolen.

On Sunday night last two valuable
horses were stolen from the pasture of
Judge N. B. Hopewell. a little over a
mile northeast Of town. by three thieves
who were back-tracked to this place.
but where they started from we cannot
tell. The horses were taken another
way.
We believe Mr.. H. thinks he knows
who one Of the thieves was but we have
not learned that he has given the name.
The miscreants knew the premises, and
must have been we'll acquainted with
all the localities tbereabouts. From
his staggering gait, one of them appear
ed to be drunk.
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Notice of Attachment.

Notice Of Attachment.
william Ellis Attachment Before TJ.FaIk.
W. ntr. Justice Of tie Peace CO.
'ecrge w. Long. Jefferson County, Kans as.
The defendant, Geo, &c W. Long, will take no.
ice mat suit ~ attachment has been brought by
sum OF fifteen dollars and eighty cents (sl5 JSO)
with ali costs of suit; Said action will be pro.
1eeded With 10 final Judgment On the first day OF
June, 1868. at O'Clock, p. NJ, at which time
the defeadant can appear and defend.
lSS-Sw$Z,6O WILLIAM ELLIS. Plaintiff.
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Final Settlement.
NOTICE is hereby gwen to all creditors an,
~ Others interested in the estate Of David S
meut OF said estate at the next regular term o
t1e Probate Court Of Jefferson County, State o
Kansas. to DO begun and held on Mondar, III,
9th day Of July. A. d. 1863
GEORGE W. GRAY, Administrator.
139.4w.12.5O
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Order of Publication

VIUsE u 1UUIIC6GICU.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON.
In the District Court of the First Judicial Dis
rict OF Kansas, sitting in said Coanty # !efier
son,
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ght gndepenaent.
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT
oskaIOOsa. Jefferson County, Kansas.
Local Department.

J. W. ROBERTS, I pa;.
JOHN ". DAY, Editors.
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20 u DIR Ef. ;'f Z !
~ Be- aQGd 1T N --r7rr r-----777 airr- zoe
TO FAR M ERS.

THE subscribers, agents for the sale of
i POUDRETTE manufactured by the
LoDioeoMPANY. offer this valuable ferlili-
yer in any quantity at the, low price of
$l.70 per barrel of $50 lbs 'aa,.'ga
r. lis warranted pure, anP.one Of the
quickesl, cheapest, and best fertilizers in
use. and ripens corn two weeks earlier
than any other known. iae kaa s5io u ~
The, Lodi, Poadrette' has been before
sthe publicifor twenty years and over fifty
thousand Barrels are sold annually. Ills
abonts half the cost Of any reliable Super
Phosphate and warranted to be as, good.
Pamphlets containing certificates, and
directions for use will be sent ON applica-
tionto N BOWEN 81 M ERCER, a,g fu.,,
Na ,gtuod dcCoMPANY's1AeENTs. m.
a,Ii0 IHqioniag No. 3 Exchange Place,
aap3 ,io5tiS ho1h II kBallimore,l Md.
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zlBOME.TA-FEU.I


TNHISl is an articlel, manufactured by the,
, The Lodi Manufacturing Company,
from Bone Dust and dried Night Soil
ground iuto q fine powder, .,,ra,., 4uyr-
100 powerful III its effect upon Corn
in tie hill, it is used broadcast upon win
ter grains, and spring grains and grass land.
Farmers il pi0chasipglt his, manpteswill get
two of the most powerful natures known.
The Bone is we'll khown'for its lasting ei-
fsct, ianifil Night Soilfor its quick, operaT
ton on y"qpg a end FsnSde qr plaann' sp the two
together form the
NEPEuslU RrIs4 OF .AsEUREs,
Price, s$45'per tonssl- 400 lbs. packed
sH saoaisDiin each barrel az 4,2,a&l
DIRECTION AFoR1iUs E.--300,ho 400
lbsiabef asff, ssowedi eljroadcasts and har.
roweil in with the IseedJiiW noitGsiia on q
-eRgs From its use blast bfail,ithe appear
ance of theogfainl anlahe ehcomiums be-
slowed upon it thus far. we are satisfied
that this a2lidle il going u tske the place
of Phosphate and Guanos. 0&dm
A small trial respectfully asked for this
seasopS0 EsefJ fstaef olgMstp e. have
barrel or twp For sale ,by,,aq % .qErf,
baa s10hlB0 WtNt s. s " MFR lEtaRll GER 1
.sfs26, .b-aIgnIl Is .4GBaltinpre, Nd m