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The Intclllgcnce Of the New
ssCltiEenS OF the South.

The following letter from registrar in
South Carolina, received on the Goth inst, d,
shows what sort Of cattle have been vested
with power to rule the South, if not the
country: ''Jut after receiving your letterI
was appointed, st the request Of General
Sickles, one Of tue registrars Of this State,
and I have been busy ever since, making
citizens Of our new found brethren many
Of them, in fact nearly al of them, had no
idea what Registering meant, and, as ,
natural consequence, the most ludicrous
scenes transpircd. Quite anumber brought
along bags and baskets to put it in and in
nearly every instance there was great
rush for fear that We would not have regis
tration enough ogo round.' Some thought
it was something to eat others thought
it was something to wear, and quite mum
Der thought it was the distribution of con-
fiscatcd land under new name. They were
told that they were 10 come before the board
Of registrars to receive their elective fran
chse : hence all the mistakes above men
toned. All were sworn, and several, on
being asked what was done when they were
registered, said that DE gemblin widde big
whisker make me swar to deport (support)
de laws oh United Souf Calina. f"
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Alas, poor YOrick!

The Selma (Alabama) Tines publishes a
card signed by three niggers, who offer
themselves as candidates for the State con-
venton to be held under the military act
The darks invite Charles A. Colby and W.
II. +. Randall, white men, to become can
dida:es with them on the Peoples ticket,
and, like two of the most approved dirt cat
ers, these white men announce their con-
sent. This is negro dictaton in practical
shape, and We trust that white men who
are assisting to promote it may get enough
of it, H
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sssr The Little Corporation October pre-
sents beautiful table of contents, always
original, and always popular, pure and ele.
waiting. ..5. ... -- .. -.t, ..
Ohio Boys and Girls, will take especial
interest in the Little Corporal, as Mrs.
Emily Huntington Miller, the associate edi-
tor, resides in this State and Mrs. Frances
D.. Gage continues during the coming year
her very interesting articles on ''Eary
Times in Ohio" Now ia the best time to
subscribe for this attractive Juvenile, as the
publisher offers to send the November and
December numbers Of this year free to all
new subscribers for 1868 that are sent before
the lastday of October. Great inducements
arc offered to those who raise clubs. Price,
one dollar year. Sample copy ten cents.
Address, Alfred L. Sewsll, Publisher,
Chicago. or rs ~ gdv taA8 ~. sla.e@a.
.
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DEAp.-Mr. r. G. Horton, ono of the
editors and proprietors of the New York
Day Book, died at Dobbs ferry, near that
city, Of congestion of the lungs, on the End
His death was sudden and uncxpected.-
Many of our readers are familiar with the
writings of Mr. Horton. He was an ear
nest Democrat, and in his writings and thro'
the columns of the Day Book, and perhaps
ahead of all his competitors in fighting the
battles Of Democracy, In addition to his
editorial labors, Mr.. Horton was the author
of several publications-a "Life of James
Buchanan" "History Of the Tammanv
Society,"" and youths History of the
Great Civil War;" which has had such a
large circulation. He was also an active
jealous member of tha State Rights Society,
9 committee of which accompanied his re.
mains to Fishkill, where be was inferred.
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Negroes In Schools.

We learn that negro children are now al
mittcd into the public schools of Middle
town, and enjoy equal privileges with white
pupils. This will soon be the case every
where if the negro loving Radicals are not
checked in their fanatical career. Negroes
will he thrust into the public schools, into
the jury boxes. into the halls of legislation,
and upon the benches of our courts, us is
now the case in some of the Southern States.
II the people want such state Of affairs
here, they can accomplish it by voting to re.
tain the iIndcll revolutionists in power
iatriot and Gaion. ..rs .al
The above article is published in the
Patriot and Union and copied by the Lam
custer Mtcligcnc~ and several other papers
as if there were something unusual in the
announcement that NEGRO children nro now
adn,it'c into the public schools of Middle.
town. and enjoy equal privileges with the
white pupils" r
Why gentlemen we havo enjoyed the bene.
fit Of this great moral idea" for two OF
three years past. In part We believe the
junior citizens Of. African descent have in
one or too cases taken command of the
school, teachers AMI all, anl run the ma
chine a short time, until convinced thai
freel did not empty the right to govern
he school mistress. Blu. there the she-ma!,
ncgroc was dissatisfied, and we imagine il
her wrath she muttcrcd 81 don't care wheth
er school keeps or not" my children may
go home with the big girls whether white
or black.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
SHERIFF"S SALES.

ny y!,.ac Of several writ. Of k.'.,i xssi@ and
MON Pleas 0f Columbia County 70 ma dsreeird, ~
+: sa".ss I. yS' :.'s ~ c; a,S s
ii 10 ovloek, A. NJ the following resi- estate, viz;
Al that ccssIn m"ss1arr nndtrnct Of land slinntc
In Mndis0n Township IN th. County and snir ntrre.
said bomndcd snd describe! a. i"llows Beginning
Al n white oak corner Of land of f'r,er'Gk iIerf
and Conrad Gunner. thence north my I'VE degrees
west. 90 rcrrhr, 10 = po.! theme. ~ ,ana @
Frederick Derr South twenty two AMI hull degrees
west 70 perchsa 10 pOat thence south tshiy.'hWe
and one fourth degrees west i0i p"feh's ~ posi-
thence south sxiy'a"vrn nnd onr nl'h d"srses wess
IDS Perches 70 post tnrnce ny land q Gn"ig"
Dsrs estate south foTy seven and one half der!rsr
~a.t 1904 pereh's 10 post thence by land of yo,h
o. 10 post thsncs by land sf Conrad CraMrr north
north 6iiy three aud one touth degrees rnst. 3o J
perrtsp 10 chestnut 0ak tirnc. north twrnty t'ws
am, on. tnas,h dcss"rs east DO perchee ~ thn aes
" beginning. cOataiatHs one hnn;r"d snd Nv wy
seven acres and "''s hundred nnd elsvrn pr'chra "
bcloR thu ssM- preinisrs of which Andrew s'fOn
maker died srisei and which after pv0crsdnts "
pariiion was soIa iy order NJ OrPiiihs' Court 10
jnrkson Thon'as his administrator, npon wnirh n
n,,,tcnre wBs taken 10 sScurs the 0nsthirI pat ot
sciz"h. ink.n ~ c,ccu'ion AMI 10 hn so'd a. INC
property Of Miehac' Coz. =, aad -, 's'r' tenants
All that cer.sim uiiisg located on q lot or piece
of ground IN Montana Guy. ''0nynRham 'owh.,ip
Columbia County nnd I. butt on parts Of tote No. .
and !, Bimk in ihr ntorynid Montana CITY aud is
n NV and half huding. being about sixteen tee! ~
front hy twenty i've feet IN depth rhc sbove claims
!, for naiei Ia . furnished fDr ssid buiidingo
felx.,, taken IN execution a"d ~ be sold ~ the
property of Peter Hover.
A certain 10, Of ground situate In the thorough Of
C'rutru j,a Columbia county being twenty nv" feet
(yumt nj twO huHdrrh feet arep IN hirh II erected
Two siDty frame honsS with tile apPuiicnaures
D.undod in th- south b. Int of Mira McCahni on N"
west w Loc,-t Avcnur the north by Tot Of James
Harry and m the ensi by ,ha iaads Of tile Losus!
Mountain Coal and Iron Company
s.ized, taken into ui'on and 10 be sold o. TIC
pTopt rty Of Barnry Mciirraiy.
n s,ko, O ta:T
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D I 4 D .

Tn Locust township OH the Goth Of Sep
tembcr, George Raup. aged 70 years IL
months and l6 days.
In Philadelphia, on the 2sth ult, Sarah
G., Wife Of George w. Meutfer, ESQ.,, aud
daughter Of the late Hon. Andrew Beau
mont.
In Main, on the 18th ult., Mary wife of
Stately John, Esq, aged about 81 years.
In Port Noble, Bloom Township, on the
5th inst, GEORGE PALMER, OF fever, aged
about 33 years. ....... ,sg ..
In Hemlock Township, on the 9th inst,
jacob Shoemaker, aged-years.
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MArsEi I,T REPORT.
ri A Il y / T. D..

On Thursday Sd inst, in Bloomsbury, by
the Rev. d. j. Waller, Reuben Werkheisel
of Hemock to Hettic Il. daughter OF MIR.
Samuel Armstrong, Of West Hcmlock.
September 10Th, by Rev. j. a. Price
Mr.. X. q. Ent and Mrs. Lucrctia House
knecht of Bloomsbury.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. William j.
Eyer, MIR. Josiah Barlinger, to Miss Har
riet Hover, both Of Locust Township, Col
umbia County, Pa.
At the Rectory, On the 2sth ult., by Rev.
Il. N. Lightner, Mr. Jacob j. Snyder
aud Miss Mary Rudy, oil Of Danville, Pa
In Bloomsbury, on the sth inst, at thu
residence Of James Thomas, by the Rev. ).
A. Price, Mr.. james Mcdonald, and Mis-!
Emma j. Parker, Of Millville, Columbia
County, Pa.
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= IMPORTANT ARREST OF FCoUNTERrEITERs.
Doctor NJ. V. Garman, Nat Kenny, and
q Miss Caroline Heron, were arrested in
Philadelphia on the 9th ult., on a charge
Of manufacturing counterfeit bank notes. -
The officer also siezed twenty two thousand
five hundred dollars of finished notes, and a
hundred thousand dollars Of unfinished
notes. They also captured the plates for
printing notes on the Fourth National Bank
Of New York City, and fifty cent fractional
currency, together with the presses, inks,
&c. Since tho arrest Of DR.. Garman, it
has ascertained that he had a contract to
supply notes on the First National Bank Of
our city, to be executed next week. Garman
is supposed to be the man who first issued
counterfeit fractional currency notes.. The
parties had q hearing before the United
States Commissioner and were fully commit
ted. 1t is said that the Doctor has issued
more than ten million dollars in his time
He is q capital workman. aoa .af M
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rSr The results as far as ascertained show
a surprising gain for the Democratic Party.
Tho voice of Connecticut last spring has
been echoed back by not only our far west
ern sister of California but by the Puritanic
States of the North Fast. If Pennsylvania
has done but half her duty the election Of
Judge Sharswood is an undoubtcd fact.
The returns from Philadelphia have not
asyet been corroborated hut from the ac-
counts We have already received decide q
Democratic gain, if not majority as con-
fidently. expected. .. ....... ......
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

fsrATs o. RoswsLL SM,1u LATE or GseeSwooD TWP;
COLUMBIA CcrNIT = -pEcGAskp.
tn. rndersieEed. Auditor appointed BY The NJ.
phans Court Of the County of Columbia 10 maxi DIS
tribGtion "f thr 'nncs IN the hands of John-nn H.
Ikrrr administrator of Roswell Smith late Of Green
who'd township deceased To and among hr r.op se'.
i've creditors O the dteedrpt in tho order ests spshsa
nv Law will attend at his flee in Rlrnnssaurs 90
Thursday tue twenty first dny Of November A. y.
i57 At 10 O'Clock A, NJ fnt the purpose Of attending
20 tir duties of liis nppoiatment when snd ~hcrs
all parties interested are required 10 present ih:r
claims. ~ BE- declared from conn ng ~ Lor s,ais OF
the fund. z. r. 1kELES.
U0OIns sbnrg. Ser IL IsG7-st.
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10 Oe, or NOT 10 Oc-fHdc INC question.
Whether to suffer with mental anguish,
Feverish lips, cracking pains, dyspeptic ag-
onies.
And nameless bodily suffering;
Or whether, with sudden dash.
Seize bottle of PLANTATION BITTERs,
And, as Gunther swcars, be myself man
again.
Gunthcr said my eyes were salow,
My yisage haggard, my breath tremendous
bad
My disposition troublesomc-in fact,
He gently hintcd | was last becoming.
Quite nuisance.
Four bottles now beneath my vest have dis
appeared,
My food has relish, my appetite is keen,
Ny step elastic, my mind brilliant. aud
Nine pounds, avoirdupois, is added to my
weight.
MAGSoLIA WATER. "A delightful toilet
articlc-superior to Cologne and at half tho
price. wv.
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Ey, A letter which DR.. John did not not
write to himself
Tuesday Evening, Oct. s, 1867.
HON. U. MERCUR,
TOwAND, i, Pa.
Bloomsbury gives Sharswood only l6
majority. Many thanks for your speech
here in the Court House. '..----..
p. JOHN.
P. s. Our opponents call this election
ia settler" They are mistaken: It is only
"a stuaner;;" the "seitler' will come next
fall. .. ..g - p. j.
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TIE TAXED AND THE UNrAxED. We

nnu the lOilOWlng lttle ltemM an eXchange: :
Jay Cooke made over twelve million dol
lars profits out of Government securities
during the war. He pays no taxes on this
amount, but draws as interest in gold, each,
year, eight hundred and forty thousand dot
lars. Quite little contribution from the
taxpayers of America. . q. +...
We do not know whether this statement
is strictly accurate, or not. Very probably
it is an exaggeration. Still, it is worth
thinking about. Radicalisln exempts Jay
Cookies bond fortune Of twelve millions
from taxation, insists that it shall not be
taxed, and stigmatizes as 'repudiatoY"
those who want to ,tax it--even while it
wrings an annual two or three per cent. tax
out Of John Jones little house and lot, and
Sam Smiths household, furniture. DO
John Jones and Sam Smith think this is
altpzethsr fair2a issai .4;~-sa a-.. 80
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4 BUSINESS CHAT.

Good nurninr. Squire, which way with ysur
bundles of wool
On my way h"n,s. sir; { have got rolls fof my
old woman L. spin;
Well squire II II 10 fair question: where did you
get cardine dune 50 soon :
y. AZ vRnCcs Factory.
Where 10 that
done there. Vance cards fof d etc. per IN. IL you
,nke aud bring your wool. 'e has "a built HE ma.
chine aud GO, new cards on. Depend on 1t no poor
rnl, ltc made there. as hn IL trndina his mach inv
himself This scason. lie says, for an aceenlmola.
ton for thusc. win live nt distance if they leave
their at either Of thu s"res IN Orangevile, tina
same ~ be aitrn led 10. Also. their cloth for fal
ling r"lOrins and dressing.
over "a years, since June Is43. Vance has been
steady al the husiness with one regular price. no
ups and downs IN his Priess. Rich and poor oil
served alike.
Factory near Or,ngev,lle, in Mt. Pleasant Town.
ship, Columbia County.
Ausust, II, 1867
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TO OCONSUMPTIVES,!

The Rev. EDWARD A. Wilson will srnd th.a
Of charge to all who desire IT, the prescr ion win
the directions for making and Using the simple
remedy by Which he was cured Of q lung Affection
and that dread dissa No C0nsun,ptiOn. His 0uiy
j.c, ~ 10 benefit the afflicted and he hopes every
.uf.rer W ~ Try this prescription. il WILL rost
them nShing, anu may prove t!ess.Hs. Please
addycs, Rev, EDWARD A. . WILSON.
Va l6j South Second Street, Williamsburg. New
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INFORMATION WANrED.

LEFT his homc In IIrmloek Township. C"iansis
Cnnny on the morning Of II 9Th Of iiIy ias.
THEODOkE NEYnARr lad aged u years. Had
when he icit white wool hat, check shirt, dark
PANS AMI . gray coat considerably worse Of the
| .r,'. aud bar,f"o,ra Thf 'ai Inns dsik hsr and
dark eyes. Niih rather fair skin, and 10 al out
buiih Any in,urmn.iun of his Whereabouts viii hs
thankfully re,sivs ed by his anxious mother vt Buek.
horn. Pa. MARGARET NEyHART.
Or bsr 2, 1867
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t@ A certain down town merchant
"blowed" and "pawed" about considerably,
atthe bonfire, on Tuesday evening last, to
the great amusement Of the boys and disgust
to his friends. '@ - .''t'., i5 ~ f'
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INFOR ALTON.

Information guaranteed In produce q lmxarisa,
growth NJ hair npon bald head ~ beardlcu Sses,
also 4 recipe III the reinovpi Of Fimpies, ratsh,s
Ernpiions, etc ont the skin leaving tie ,s,ae son
clear, and bsaatiful. ran b- obtained wfhuH .bs;ss
by addressing TbOs. r. CH >PMAN Tn, r,,s,
e2J Broadway, New Sofh
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~ nD~ The New York Store did we'll on
Tuesday night, furnishing dry-goods boxes
for the bonfire in jubilation over the elec.
ton returns. s.t .,...,a. ..s .rW W.,.
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na- The postal law Of Congress forbid,

b@- The postal law of Congress forbids
the opening Of newspaper by perscn not
addressed or authorized under penalty Of
$40 fine; stealing the same is punishable by
imprisonment; inclosing letters for memoir
andum therein, or writing thereon, IS fine;
publishers or their agents, for sending paper
or periodicals unpaid to other than regular
-subseribsrs, 80 fns, Ii'-' DE-. ''t' ''
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DEMOCRACY AND CONSERvA.
YISM TRIUMPHANT.
The White BOys in Bluc
Have IIcen \ bout.
COLUMBIA COUNTY GOOD FOR
,r 100 DEMOCRATIC
MAJORITY.
THE STATE REDEEM Ed.
Large Gains I'm Every Quarter.
GEO. sHARsyvOCD ELECTED.
As Pennsylvania goes 90 goes
the Union in 1868.

Bloom Township has given Democratic
majority Of l6-a gain Of eighty.sevcn over
last Falls election. a.r
In Fishingcreek Township the Democratic
Ticket has l73 majority.
Orange has given Sharswood majority
of so, II large gain for the Democracy over
last Falls election. ...'
The majority for the Democratic Ticket
in Greenwood is "a, large gain for the
Democratic party.
Benton has given the Democratic Ticket
l23 majority; a gain.
Scott has done well. The majority for
Sharswood is !. A decided gain.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-09

n<Nr Some Of the boys, at rather late
hour, pulled down and partly demolished
the barber pole in front Of the shop Of s. G.
Collins (colored mani. This was wrong, and
should not have been allowed. Part of the
pole was stuck up in front Of tho Republican
Office. Don't do the like again, boys. ''
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New ORLEANS. Sent. ~

A Mono JUDGE ON THE BENcn.-A
colored Judge. presided this morning for the
first time on the bench Of the First District
Recorders Court ia this 6F. @OD.@ f'H 'i-'''
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STOLEN.

psym the stable ofths eabse!,s"r m The n!sh, sr
- tbe Nth Inst. LiDiiT NAY HORSE three
H. years old iast spsinEt stack niane snd tail
H&N aud about ~ hlnds nigh.
Ivy A rcus0wahNe reward W III he paid tor the
,-t0sn 1T the Siorse. and Hiso for ~. thief Thu
horsu was formerly owned by Stephen Kline.
EVAN fRAkhi.IN
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WOOL! WOOL! WOOL!ll

TE, undersigned will pay the highest mnrsct yrss
In exchange for sioik either nf his own nanrfae urs
Whit. Deer Mills. WiiIiamsport. sr 'ity. sring on
vile, "a, J. SANDS.
S,u A
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rsy "Jabc, why did the Republicans
elect Andy johnson Vice President p
"Weil boss, Andy used to get excited some
times when he was Military Governor Of
Tennessee. He held an Office which he
knew was unconstitutional but he consider
ed Military Governors military necessity
when the rebels had large army in the
field. The rcbs also held Offices which were
unconstitutional, and the rebs and Andy
used to tvit elch other OF the facts, on the
same principle that ''pot sometimes calls
kettle black; !" so Andy made speech
when he was little incolierent and when he
was speaking of the rebs calling has office
unconstitutional, he said "show me man
prating about the Constitution and / Will
show you REBEL Andy was exercising
military power to preserve the Constitution,
and the rcbs were using the same power to
destroy it, and he was speaking sarcastically
Of the rebs who complained Of him for us
ing unconstitutional means to prevent them
from destroying the Constitution. When
the rebellion ceased the military necessity
ceased The Constitution was preserved,
and when Andy became President, he took
an oath to sustain it, which oath he has
kept as well as he could, being sur.
rounded with thieves, liars, political preach
ers, harlots and law breakers, who had mis-
taken his sarcastic speech for his real senti-
ment, and who actually believed when they
elected him, that he, like themselves, was
also an enemy to the Constitution, traitor
aud ausurpcr The Radicals loved Andy
until they found out that he loved the Con-
stitution but they have hated him ever
since.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-09

tsy APPOINTMENT. We learn that Dan
icl McIlenry, Of Fishingcreek, has received
the appointment of Assistant Revenue AS
SCISSOR, riceJ. s. Woods and J. II. Ikcler
Mr.. McIIenry has received his commission.
The appointment is u good one and well de-
served
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NOTICE.
+ OOK HERE LADIES.

SOMETHING NEW. Mrs. Julia A. and Miss sade
N. barclay will open on the corner Of Main and
West streets, Bloomsbury, on The ninth day OF oe
tobef, .U Lu.af.I. .NtiI..t.t I'. -h'-l
LADIES andscu,LpRsxs rAs,iioSAsLs ct,AE PArrsRx
| AND pREsss STORE. ..... ....,
with an entirely ne W assortment Of tho b"st.
latest and most lash gOods. with patterns and
les TO match, and M reasonable ratss thry natter
themselves IN Il they can accommodate the public IN
, u Dresa making and repairing Cioaka done Ia
Now II rsc T,ss Cali and and examine our stock
and select YOU, Wxttesns. tfr t,ciober Y. lsG7
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TO FARMERS!
TORRINGTON & HODGKINS
MANUFACTURERS OF
L2 Avy i:.@AJ@
SUPER Pl!0SPNArE Of LINE.
SUNIsUEsY. B'ENN'A.

Asthe season !. u, hand. we offer to inc f,rmers
ouT sup.r PIN. phaie. which. rs n fertilizer ioF
wrrat, Corn. onis. PolaIOrs. &c. eanDo bn excel
led, snd warrant u ns pr, nnnent improvar Of all
xmas OF soil mot excepting any) II does not act ns
timpIe stinnInnt Hr Onn erOp only. but 10 lasting
IN US effects. which eau he proved by the farmers
Of chester aud adjoining Counties Of This State nlso
of the adj jueent counties Of Delaware and Maryland
who have used "vr manufacture for the last years
For Wheat, aO lbs per acre, drilled or sown
brOadca.t.
F" Corn. $50 TO 200 lbs. per aero. dropped in hill
NJ time Of planting:
For Oats, ijO ihs. per acre. sown broadcast.
For Potatoes, iUU lbs. per acre, scattered In The
row.
For GLASS. 900 ihs per acre, ~ a top dresser.
T'hs quantity 0n Grass Lands Will produce an in.
crsn,c on first crop Of } to y tens per acre.
CIV. IL u trial! We know that ths result will be
satisfactory.
Sold in i,nss Of go biz each nj sj7 p"r two thou
saul pounds Ut our New Nannfaciory. East end
Market street also promptly shippcd 10 all points
on T.. l. H.. l. & g.. N. y. and = '. u. Roads.
}. X. EYER. Agent bloomsbury. REED L Co.,
Agent, DanvIic. -
j. f. TOERINGTON.
ED HUDGKiSS
Bioonsbury. July 81. Is97..-3n,.