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A Valuable Farm for sai..
WILL ovpER AT PRI,ti'

J. sale my farm. containing iue huho5T Z,
three seres. loczied In Ohie eoubi', I,
tao miles southeast Of Trisd,Iphia q
National Road and experimenting d. ~
IL within one. half lD mile ef RoosJ.r% NJ
adjoining Lands with Capt. sprinysI- q,
northwest, and the old Hsbv Eli IT,
southeast. Thi. arm u In . high 49,. -
walton. Therr arc ebe hundred aHH >
Of cleared Land. the mos, ef vhieh ssm.sd
graz and frym its abundsnss Is "a -
L found IN ever neldl H {. uI4Io,D~ = ,H
gr.xing Of sheep or eattte. On fhe 49, ~
good houses, thames, . Large and sio,n~
= geodstAble, with sufficient room tsf
and oufbuilding,, al eomplst.. Ib5,.1A
tEo orchard. on the farm. With N as1,f..
one hundred and hfty trs- dsif = 30
aLso, pears. p<aehes, plnms and psIr.,s,o
dance. Neither h Che firm sani.sE ~.
dnetion Of wheat and corn haVtsgsn -
and Il undertake vifb coal easy ofsopesrs
~fnfersatiss, cal On tbs .gnvysgs
the premisea THOMAS HEsDh
A0E LXI6A
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ERANsneRgAIIoN:B
Baltimore 6 Ohio 3, B, &c, Co. >.

or,1cs BALTIMORE & omo Hxnso1D Co.
wHEEIussyan 5. 1857.
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or Hunt uI-seizure.

New ,YoRk, Feb, I,TEH7Governor
of death here.
Seven hundred barrels of whisky were
seized at Hunters Point to-day, on
which, it is alleged, no duty has been
paid. Five hundred of the barrels were
marked. H. NJ. Huntington, Inspector
Third iarictbfIninois and two hun
dred c. W. Shumaker, Inspector First
District of Illinois.
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TINS sale Of Land.

DY yKTUEOYA DEED or TErsIi q
ID JosephuA ETkin 70 ms, dated MAJ N.Y.,
nov 90 record, look No. :. pags " 80
Once Of Wetzei esusty. West 'nsa.S n "
frost Of =. NcIlonAAs store. in W = ~
Burton. West virg3ais. pseeeed ESsak
sactisp 90 Che bif6es and eesa vss.So,rl- bsss
the Land in aid deeA 81 trust nsnte.@ts
four hnpdred ssA thirtysir srres sss E.ss
b. 4 O. X. z, one % SEQ niies a. -
Thh Land , ksyvs a. the John - ,.p
prorement X nssry sse LaBdrea -. 20
land and . valnsbis steam ssvmin 20 -
Izsd d wen fimbsssd SID eesd us~srs
eiven Sor De beseft q :. p. fsssn' s.axs
tras,ss Ishsli eanssy snly sseh t.dsss
IN ms. shisk. hswsvss. = belis,ra ssGE
- Tn<s
- HOGL
ysnsswtv
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4 IDER VINEGAR
\ , 80 barrels, very fine and strong, Just receiv.
I'd and for sale by II. REILLY.
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From GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Texas, Jan. 3l.-General
Mejia. of Juarez' army, with dispatches
to Washington, has arrived here The
French have ceased to fight the Liber-
ais, and do not interfere in battles BE-
tween the Imperialists and Liberals.
The Liberals are gatheriog in the valley
of Mexico. They will soon number
10000.
b. $. Osborne, formerly of New York,
has been dismissed from the Mexican
army for misrepresentation of funds and
desertiou.
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Fran ar IOhua-

ST. JOINS, n. F.-The Governor
opened the Assembly to-day. He re-
regrets that pauperism is so prevalent,
and recommends most strenuous efforts
to suppress it; deplores the failure Of
the potato crop, and urges the necessity
Of planting crops not liable to failure.
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THE l. REGISTCR

Il published every Friday. Iis contents sls
made mp Of all Important news otihs ""
teirgraphic reports. transnction- In the hss"
Editorials uIon subjects Of general inl'f' .
Agricultural Column, Spcctal cofrspoh'''r
from all parts NJ the state, choir" lti"fa'l =
poeiica! s~-lections, md q afHr Rm"nri "ia'
fully prepared miscellaneous reading 'ai'i',
all classrs Of the community. In bot p'
WEEKLY REGISTER VIII continue '"h p
best Family Ee,c7apSr sr'r iuttnhd "''
5tdh.
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.n elegant journal. printed Ia tie t''rnlh :.
glage, and issued for the benefit 81 or L,.s,'
citizens, Is publlshed weekly At tn Ehh''-
office.
Feeling grateful for the g%.nrron' rb"s9,i
msnt with xlIich the friends 81 ibr EEIhtLA
haye hitherto rewarded his ff"ri' ~
prietor hoJrs rs continued sni"pr. as
ersyto merit IN the future Tho saD. lhs'A
pnage which their paper las b''''''''
eriyed.
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Sale or Feniau Arms-Dc~tftuiIon in
the Month.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The Fe MAN lead
ers in this city advertise Tor sale 1900
arms, principally muskets and SPRING
field rifles, all ready for instant use.
A dispatch received yesterday from
General Howard, by the Southern'Re
liel Association in this city, confirms
the report of the extreme destitution in
portions of the South. The General
says he fully approves the object of the
AsSnciotinn
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Fire.

TAUNTON, MASS, Feb. 1.-The wooden
mill at Dighton, Massachusetts,, owned
by William Cobb and Others, was burn.
ed ills morning. LossSl20,0O0, instred
for about SS0,0O0.
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hJtLG GDsILJ
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Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
nr,upicfa
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aII. III fffrta.
i~-rs'a~ r1s bn
rs t.a 'sa 8..-
DEING SATIsPIPn
ID their patrons ARE prepared 10 al
enterprise which has for IT'S olier, amy
aud promotion OF the welfare cf NJ. Iv''rtsg
in this Republic, amt the dcvrlons,,.,a ue nv
ovation of our Young and ppmis,,, ahd 4
Proprietor Of the Wheeling RIcrs,, S'ate II,
lareed and improved this pspcr 10 :, has e.
mands Of increased circulation ,mI ! Ih.e {.
popularity, and now takes nleasun. /, scN1s.
to the people Of this State, The I.ur,.,,' III;
cat and Most kciiabi. Paper i. vat a
T1iE RRGIsTER ran roi,,
history rs the surcst and best index No. %
course upon all questions Of Na,ioo,, .'Isr
policy. Believing that thc pNr Vas 80, ~
It's legitimate purposes attained with ,hs ,..its
der Of the rebel armies aud the ahanaorr.n,
slavery and secesnon by the South. The ~
TER win h the unfiinchiny aa,oc,t, az ~ ~
urcs that trnd Ia promote the naiinn.Ih-aas"
90 restore the unity ~ n. Govtun.,,e
extend to VII s~retions. the p~ricclss, hlsshes
ar impartial Union and q lasting p,so. Ins
be equally hrm IN its OPPOSITION H. M 80
schemes that impose unjust aud guUsr-s4
conditions upon The Reunion of a G,N,r-'
that was never broken, that suagapt,. ,I'1
ual ~ascendanCy 10 one political nan, ~
changing ostrsoism Ia every otarr All " ~
thwart the wishfS Of every patriot, Ia
leaving our country still Ill, ideJ ar -
disunited, our. Union unrrsinrtd TFis
the opinion Of AL mer while .teslr, ~ -.
eating its own, despisinl the pmscrptIu, L.. 80.
Of fanatieism while nrml, adhsrinc IA ~
convictions Of right and dniy,
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I'm lifting the kettle from the fire ] scalded
myself very severely-one hand almost to a
crisp. The torture was unbearable.
The Mexican Mustang Idnimdnt relieved the
pain almost Immediately. II healed rapidly,
and left very little scar.
CHAS. FOSTER,
4a0 Broad ST., Philadelphia"
This is merely a sample of what the Mustang
Liniment will do. II is invaluable in all cases
of wounds, ~swellings, sprains, cuts, bruises,
spayins, etc, either upon man or beast.
beware of counterfeits. None is genuine I'M
less wrapped in fine steel.plate engravings, bear.
ing the signature of G. W. Wcstbrook, Chemist,
and the pirate stamp of DEMNs BARNES & Co.,
New York.
saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, Feb. /.
Money steady and easy at 6a7 per
cent.
Sterling nominal at 1Ossal0Ss.
Gold without material change; open
ing at 1864, and closing at 1859"
Government stocks without decided
alteration. ~
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As 4 NEWSPAPER

intend that IL shall la famed for a, .r,ur.
and reliability. The lpst aud latest inlom,,'.,
that can be obtained hy TEIuGRNpI ~
MAIL, In relation Ia matiens oi general ,lI,r,.,
will always lie laid before our tradrn auI
cost win he counted LA keeping our ,ula.nh,
thoroughly and constantly pasted upon an In,
of Importance.
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From Toronto.

TORONTO, February 1.-The total
number of Fenians held here since June
isa05; 22consfted l2Qacaaitted S49sqff
isissedfor wsnfof eyi aeIic& B ffelks9-
ed on bail, 3 remaining for trial, con-
demned to be sent to the Kingston pen
itentiary.
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l,hicaRo Market.

CHICAGO, Feb 1.
Flour dull, Wheat firmer and lc bet
ter, at2 Is. Corn stronger; at 75la76c.
Oats quiet Mt 39ia39t. Rye dull at SIC.
Pork quiet and firm, at lsial9c. Lard
asking l2c. Live hogs steady at 6ia6ic.
Dressed Hogs, 7ia7ic. 81 o.
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SANDUsKY, o., Feb. IA destructive
fire broke out in Mansfield, Ohio, this
morning at three o'clock. Weldon's
Block was entirely destroyed. Esti-
mated loss & 5000. No insurance.
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II TEI.WEEkLI

Ia published every TUESDAY l~!nr"'ay aud "
urday, aud contains, b-sldrS the %coLi'ui' u
pryveding izsues of the DAILY usll 'aluAA'
Items prepared especially i"r this pno''anOH
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West virginia, wetzeI Co. s. s,

w SE't
4 T RULES HELD IN THE CIRCUIT
AtCourtfor said county, on the first Monday
in December, 1885,
john X. Botsford, John w. BOYD and Robert
Simpson, partners under the firm names OF j. X.
Botsfurd s. Co. *. Charles L. Pcmberton, Henry
X. Thompson, partners under the firm name of
Pcmbert0n & Thompson: also, Gore Thompson,
J. p. Fcrrrl and Daniel Anderson. Attachment.
In Chancrry
This day camc the complainants and filed
their Bill, and the defendants Charles T.. Penn.
bcrton and j. l.. FerrS, not having entered their
appearance. and it appearing from an affidavit
filed in this suit. that said Pembcrton and said
Eerrcl are not residents Of this State, IL i or.
dcrcd. on motion of complainants by their
attorney. that said Charles T.. Pembert0n and
said j. i. Fcrrcl appear here within one month
after the publication of this order and do what
is necessary to protect their interests in this
ait, and that this order be Published pnce a
week for -four weeks successfully in the Wheel
ing REGISTER, Il newspaper published In the city
Of Wheeling. and posted at the front door OF
this Court House for a like period.
The object of this suit is to set aside a deed of
trust or assignment. made by said Charles +.
Pemberton and said Henry X. Thompson ON
their real estate and personal property. aud sub.
iect the same Ia the payment of complaina nts'
claim. Tcstr: FltlEND CON, Clerk.
GEo. T.. BoYp, Sol. for Complainant-.
janl6l a WV
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TERMS.

PAYABi.E ~ ADvAH'E
Daily Rsgii1B. per yrar. bJ mail
Z" siI months, "
three months.
" b. carrier, PER week
Tn,wsskiy Rrgistsr. single cop, By I'a's
And q copy free 20 the gstier up u t"''
Weekly Register, single eopy. ...-
49, n club Of i've a.,
club of ten ....
~" club u twenty
fns copy Of The week., TO The tI's.
q club Of Ten, and . copy 81 the In
the grtter- mp Of o ciab of'tueniy. a
Rsmitfances for Clui~ must - mshs
time, but additions may he made Of sny
Clab rates sftrr tbe Club has bcsn fH
vided o fall years snbscriptioB y us,A III
Money by Draft, Exprsss OF Esgsis"
ters siay be amt st q risk. Adhirs
LEWIS BAkkh
octie wheeling West WIZ
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II

viii strive 10 make the popular mind Wis.,.
conviction fsthtrthaa saIish Is, ditbu.V -,
will labor 70 disseminate only such ,lrs. an.
current questions ~ bear the stamp II ,ss,
aud tbe seal Of truth.
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Death Of a Congrcssman.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Hon. Phillip
Johnson Copgfessman from slie
Eleventh Distriepof PENNSYLVANIA, died
suddenly last night.
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Died,
ArriHed.

: YOUNGSTOWN, Jan. S.-General Han.
cocks father died here this morning.
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New YORK, Feb. 1.-The steamer
Arago arrived at Havre on the 10th.
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s. T.-ls6D-X.-The amount vi Plantation
Bitters sold in one year is something startling.
They would fill Broadway six feet high, from the
Park to 4th street. Drake mandatory is one
of the institutions of New York. 1t il said that
Drake painted all theyrocks in the Eastern States
with his cabalistic IS. T.-is6D-X.," and then
got the old granny legislators to pass a law pre-
venting disfiguring the face of natvrc,' which
gave him q monopoly. We do not know how
this is. but we do know the Plantation Bittcrs
SELL as no other articles ever did. They arc used
by all classes of the community, and are death
on dyspcpsia-ccrtain They are very invigor
ating when languid and weak, and a great appe.
tier.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all
Druggists. mas
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,IiAGrA DE MAGNoEIA.-Tlie prettiest thing. tbs
tsweetest thing y and the nnst Of ID fer the
least money. Il overc0mes the odor Of perspir-
alton; softens and adds delicacy to tho skin Is
a delightful perfumes; ailays headache and in
Examination and Is O necessary companion in the
sick room, in the nursery, and upOn the toilet
sideboard. 1t can be Obtained everywhere at
one dollar per bottle. Z .s7''I" - reg
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TOBACCO.
i 10 Butts odd Ben's" blk los,
- cadrlies do. 10. do. Z"
10 butts Niagara" 10. "
. @ 20 cml6cs , do. -uo do. g .s. IA
81 butts Dew Drop" do. "
30 saddies Hombrick do. "
10 boxes Emily Jones natl IT,, l ID.
do. Diadem soft pd. Q inch.
do. Wheeler's nd. pd. . do.
do. do. hard pd. l Id. Jumps
10 lido. Mil Collins" hard vi. / ID. Jumps.
do. Keen's Fine Twist natl II.
q do MiiiersR r. and X. twist choice. 49,
l0drums Fig Leaf.
2Okgs. G-twist running los.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls. +. g.. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' q. do. do.
10 bbls. &. S. do. do.
10 hlf bbls. G. s. do. do.
Our stock of tobacco is large and the assert.
ment unsurpassed by any in the market. Mer.
chants are respectfully invited TO give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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90 b MAMTnn M

LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMcA GINGER
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head
aehe, GhOlera AOIbus, &c, where 9, warming
genial stimulant Is required. ITS careful prep
aration and entire purity makes it a cheap and
reliable article for culifary purposes. Sold ev
eryShehs, ht 80 0ents per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists. febl-eow
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Circulation Of the Isrv.
-...t.u istcr,

Larger by far than that of any other papa q
the State. makes IL III, list ADVERTISING HrsiGs
IN West Virginia.
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WHAT DID IT l-A young lady, returning to
her country home. after a soiourn Of b few
months swas shanfB' feeognIzed By her ftiends.
In place of q rustic, flush face, she had a soft
ruby complexion, of almost marble s~moothness,
and ahstesd Ofzsa, She allS AIpearydL1 te II.
She told them plainly she used Hagans MSgno-
liza Balm, and @enld not Ne wifhoutit.. Any
Lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this5aftieIe. n Gan DE 6rlerfd
of aay druggist for only 80 cents, ! III II
Saratoga Spring. Water, sold b. an
Druggists, -. -, -. -
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CARD.

T HAVE THE PLEASURE OF INFORMING
Il the writing and business public that I have
engaged Mr.. W. b. Richards the ingenious au.
thor of the new and wonderfully successful
method of teaching writing. As Superintendent
Of the Writing Department in this College, and
am therefore able to offer You in this depart
ment Instruction directly FROM the best authori-
~ known. Students in the Commercial Depart
ment will be entitled to these lessons, Without
extra charge. JOSIAH GREASY,
janis Pincidal Wheeling Cont College.
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preservation from premature badness andfurn.
ing gray, viii not fail to see Lyons celebrated
Kathairon. 1t makes the hoir rich, soft and
glossy, eradicates dandrutf, and causes the hair
70, Sfow with, lgMriops :besa, . 1Sold,syery
where .guisGdE'5% apAASL lx 2N,s
Saratoga Spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists,
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NerYerk st.ek Market.

CIV OH Stsek Met'
NEW YORK, Feb..l.
Noregular stock board, in consequence
of the. death of . member. Business in
the market dull. Western Union Tele-
graph 44s; Pittsburgh 79s; Fort Wayne
79s. Money Z per cent. Gold closed at
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
1V'HIS GREAT REMEDY FOR ALL DIS
i EASES Of the
STOMACH,
is the discovery " the inventor of Goes valuable
Cough Balsam, while experimenting for his own
health. II cured cramp In the Stomach for him
which had before yielded 60 nothing hut ebloro-
form.
The alnost daily Testimony from various parts
Of the country encourage ns to believe that there
Il no disease caused by a di-ordered stomach Il
will not speedily curr.
Physicians Indorse and Use it
Ministers give sc.timony Of its ~meaey.
And from all directions. We receive tidings Of
cures performed. .
DYSPEPSIA!
II IL sure Ia cure.
HEARTBURN!
One doso viii eurs.
SICK. HEADACHE! q
Il has cured 10 hundreds Of cases
HEADACHE AND DIZZINESS.
1t stops in thirty minutes.
ACIDTTY or THE STOMACH
II ~corrects at once. 900.
RISING or THE FOOD l!li
II stops immediately.
DISTRESS AFTER EATING! o
One dose will remove.
CHOLERA MORBUsi
Rapidly yields TO 4 few doscs.
BAD BREATH!
viii he ehangsd with half . bottle.
II IL PERFECTLY HARMLESS! Ih IN,
PRECEDRSTRDS SUCCESS IL owing 10 the fact
49, -.--. -. l.
United States sells Il AZ ON D1uAE PsR Boz.
TIE e.. G. CLARK a co, Prvpdetors New
Haven, Conn gEne-d&wfm
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ITS M

VIII contain the htes, and most reliable bAiIU
reports from Wheeling and al promip,ni Faf
eri aud wcstern cities!
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New V.rk Dr, Good. MnrLe,.

q e So NEW York. Feb. j.
Dry goods dull. Colored cotton slight
ly lower. Standard sheetings and shirt
inrs steady.
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The Mining, Agricultural n"s
Grazing Interests

OF West Virginia will find In ih" RLGiSItL
constant and jealous alvocaie. While To .
and political advancement ~ N" stats 80
ceive its earnest attention.
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Farmers, Merchants and Cat.
s.. tie Dealers

viii have their intsres sis specially 'un.ull-l 9
the preparation al this eolumn, aud Io hast".
man I'm West Virginia should hr,Imls 10 luI
himself of It's advantage.
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A. zsNOWDEN PIGGOT,
Analysic and Consulting Chemist.
Correspondence from Edgec0mbe Co.,
NOrEh Carolina.

We invite especial attention to the following
communication from Edgecombe county, N. Z.
The writer, Mr.. Robt. Noraeet, is well known,
both in his own and other States, as most sue
cessful planter, and was for many years identified
with the great agricultural Improvements made in
the county Of Edgecombe. The system ofimproyed
culture, and the liberal use of fertilizers in that
county, has rendered it famous for its large pro.
ducts of cotton. The crop of Edgecombe county
was increased over 400 per cent in period Of ff.
teen years. up to 1861. The same results are prac.
tical throughout the South if similar appliances
are used.
Tarboro, Edgecombe Co., n. c.,
MEssas. JSo. S. REESE 4 Co., Baltimore.
Gentlemen: Your favor asking information in re.
gard to the effect Of Pacific Guano' on the cotton
and corn crops this County and the most popular
method of it's application, came to hand tewdays
ago. and have sought the first leisure moment to
reply.
I believe the fertilizer above mentioned, con:
stituted two thirds, or at all events one halt OF
all the bought manures that were used here on the
cotton crop of the past season, and If may judge
from the applications that have been made to me
to furnish it for the next, should certainly pro-
nounce it the most popular fertilizer that has ever
heen introduced into this section, 80 proverbial for
high manuring with commercial and home made
materials and large productions Of cotton and corn
was not at all surprised that the Pacific Guano
made so favorable an impression on those who used
i. as was induced to believe from reading the
reports of the analysis of this guano, made BY the
Distinguished chemists Of your city, Doctors Llebg
and Piggot, who concurred in the opinion, that
il contained in its composition, such combinations
of elements in quantity and condition, as to render
it an extraordinary and exceedingly valuable man
ure. eminently adapted to the wants of the cotton
plant. The opinion expressed by Doctor Plggot,
which was SO fully verified in the past season, that
this euano contained peculiar quality that would
:: give to the young plant great vgor in the hrst
commencement Of it's existence" places it in the
catalogue Of fertilizers at the head OF the list.
euano or manure that has the tendency to hasten
the growth Of the cotton plant from the time OF It's
coming up to maturity even under the most untavor
able circumstances as was the case last spring is
or ought to be highly valued by the planter, as it
is equivalent in this latitude, to the addition OF
two or three weeks to the cotton season.
AS to the s.FIour Of Bone y nothing can be SAID
in its behalf, than has been said before and repeat
ed thousands Of times. Even before the raw bones
could be reduced to 9 powder as it is now oy
machinery, it was used in all the older countries
that had made much agricultural progress. In the
condition you furnish it, mixed With such other
material IS will hasten ts decomposition, con.