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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MISREPRESENTATION.
aALvEsrON-INDIANOLA
MORGAN LINE .. s. NAIL STEAMERS.
FOX GALVESTON AND rxDrASoLA-rHE
following new rsn low steamships form this Line
w g. Hewes..I. g. Harris... Austin.
Alssa. a ,..... .C-escent. ........ Morgan.
Snntos .........Tsrt.r ..........Matsgordas
The Steamship clinton.
i. LEWIS Commander.
wHfsaT on WEDNESDAY. May 18th, at sAE
For freight or passage apply to
oHxs A WHITNEY CO.. Agents.,
50 and 50 Camp street.
No whisky received without order the Office.
Fok xAs......."..........FoR TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICK,s BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS oPEIoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
on SUNDAYS and IA ksDxYs. It * o'clock A n, and
Brssbesr Cry a. taxing he Morgan Line Steamships
at Brsshear for Galveston.
Josephine CAPTAIN J. n. LEWIS.
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Tickets 10 be had and state rooms secured until O'Clock
EVERY DAY sundays excepted At II. ONCE Of the ops
lousas Railroad Company 50 Canal street. or the
'''' --"1'' % a. W. BAYIEY Superintendent
BRAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. s. NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on TUESDAY. MAyl2asAE
FOE BRAzOs sANTIAGo-THE STEAM
ship
WILSON, Commander,
VIII leave above from her wharf, St. Joseph street,
carrying the United States mails For freight passage
'F'' CHAS A. WHITNEY CO., Agents,
50 and 50 Camp street.
NB-No freight received without Agents
The Agnes will stop at Galveston to take the nails
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
VIHROUsH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA OR NICARAGUA
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON TIE 9Th and 10th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fall
Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
Fer further information address
d. N. CARRINGToN. Agent,
III West street, New York.
". n. WEBB, President; CHAs DANA, Vice President
Office 81 Exchange Place, New York.
BOSTON.
EEEOHANxs BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS sTRAN
SHIP COMPANY.
Thh Lima Comprise the Fine ocesA stsszskirs
1oEOokDIA.....zOO tons. Leand Commands.
kEESINGToH....l2O0 Hedges, ..
ST. LOUIS....... 100 .. Sears. ..
oyIENrAL....... 300 Snow, o..
Forming Regular Weekly Lima
E0R BOSTON DIRECT--rHE STEAMSHIP
Oriental,
r. SNOW, Commander,
WIN leave MONDAY. May 4th, at 6 P. n. from
Bulls Head
These steamers sfe Superior accommodation p.sssn
and freight and insure hs rates. every
siy viii extended to shippers Fer freight pssssxs
applyto CRERvY, MCPHERSON q CO.,
No 50 Oarondslet street.
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TOWBOATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAr ASSOCIATION
THE UNDERsIaNED, Wishing TO ESTAB
fish equitable and uniform rate OF fowsge and offer
greater facilities the shipping erng leaving this
port, have combined the following rowboats:
ECLIPSE LINE.
Switzerland, Leviathan. Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
barry Wright and sentinel.
LINE.
Achilles, Thos. A. Morgan, Equator. w
bash. Norman, Republic, Teeumseh
WieacO and Reliance.
number and power OF the above associated Line OF
TowbOais guarantees that detention will either
the bar or IL this port
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNkIDER a ZUBEkBER,
Harry Wright Line
EDWARD A YORKE 4 CO., Lima
Associated Office IS Carondelet street. stairs.
J, G. NOR ROSS,
CHAS FITzENRfTER.
Lsvse Aeents
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Exports.
Imports
Receipts OF PrOduce.

LIVERPOOL SKIS salt 40 dozen mat.
to
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COAST.

NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAFOURCHE IyDEPEN-
DENT PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans ever MONDAY ct rH FRIDAYat
EOR IAFOUHCHE Y, AND COAST-THE NO
u passenger packet Nina Sfmmes, w. X 0resthsase.
Csptsn; Jos Dalferes Clerk Win leave absve return
in the Coast Wednesday and Sunday In day Light
Fer freight or passage ply on board or %
T. o. hELAfCON. No q Old bsves street.
EOR BAYOU nARA-THE sEhI-WEEKLY
IbervfIls,
EMILE y GROSS. os...nasr
VII leave New Orleans for Bsysu sara:
MOkDA1S-.-..--.....s....-... -.........o r.
fhlDA1o....-..-....s....sss .s-...-s....iO A. n
Leaves Bayou ssrs Tuesday and Saturday evening"
For freight passage apply board 20 Canal street.
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MISREPRESENTATION.

sTEAMB0ATS---sTEAMB0ATs.
OUACHITA RIVER.
INDEPENDENT PACKET = REGULAR oUACHIrA
RIVER PACKET
Leaves on TUESDAY, 18th inst.,. at p.
sonburg Columbia Trinity all intermediate landings
BLACK and Cuaehita Rivers-The splendid steamer
Idahoe,
j. W. Blanks Master, A Brsard and w. T. Norris Clerks
Orto WlNBURN a LORD Agents. 50 Grsvier street.
TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS KEGg-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY, at PM.
EOR TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA. HAIR.
rsOnburg Trinity and all intern diste lsndings-Tne
hns, fast passenger packet
L IL PATTERSON, Master; L. S. GREESLEE, Clerk;
VIII positively above FOR freight or passage
spply on board, OrtO WIHBURN LORD, Agents.
SO Gravier street.
She Ceona will freight passengers as low
any other boat in the trade
TRkNToN, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REGU.
LAF PACKET.
EOR CAMDEs, ARKADELPHIA, ALABAMA
Trenton M. Co1arbss HanbrrS TS,ni, Of oaig an,
landings Black aud Ouachits Rivsrs-The az
nihesnt fAst-running passenger packet
y. A BLANKS. Master; O. FREs WORK, Clerk.
win leave positively above For freight passage apply
GEO D. HTTE Agent II Tchoupitouas "a,
WINBURN LORD, 90 Grayier street -
WIN n sURLs. Is New Leves street
The vICKsBURG connects with A No steamers for all
"a river and with he ne pasenSe stessr IRENE fer
cacsn snd Arkadephis CITY also connects At Trinity with
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NEW ORLEANS AND VAUDEVILLE DAILY PACKET
CON ANY. Fok hANDktILLE, LEwISBUR9 AND
hADIsONv1LlE.
FOR MANDEvILLE, LEwISBURG and MADT-
sonvil e-ihe elegant Low pressure Cameiia
Capt w. L. COZLENS, having unsurpassed
Tor Passengers and freight has trade
and will commence her regular daily trips places
ON or about the 2sth April continuing in the
and winter. Arrangements will be made transper-
ton OF freight and passengers from C0vington
For further information apply
COHEN NJ. SOFIA. Agent, IS and 20 Union street
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Receipts by Railroads.
NEW ORLE Ans, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
tU0 ieet lumber VIM Ames-l525 DO Taylor MeElroy-OJ
do II beuchet-fOO do W Thompson &co-l6 90 brick
seatOn-l bx bacon A Il Smith-sundries to order
NEW ORLEANS OPELOUSAS GREAT WESTERN
bales II MOuton &cO-2 do Bersud %iberi-l do
Dupre GrevenhergSO feet lumber McClOskey-65 bbls
potstoes ~ head csftle sundiies TO order
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Ship Theoba'd TheOSald from Havre lIth March to Ash
bridge Ocean
Big Lacy MOnck (Brp Gordon, from Eayans ChaHrA
a Agar
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY stsrx
TOR GRAND ECoRE, ST. MAURICE MONT
gomery. Cwi take freight for all landings On the Be.
Diez) Cotie. Alexandra, Sormsn Bsrbms a.d all inter
mediate landings % take freight for Shreveport and inter
mediate landings, reshipping AexandrHrhs new ssS
magnificent sidsvhsel passenger steamer
-. Nicholas,
JOHN DowTY. MAssss.
Lou Clayton and 7. ]. Dowfy. Clerks, aH
WIN leave above For freight passage apply board
orto wINBURh A LORD g. DRAWER str..a
The ST. Nicholas win take freight with passengers for al
Coast Landings high the mouth Of River elork
Will De on the landing 70 receive freight Thursday
morning
Leaves on TUESDAY. I2.h inst. sBrn
TOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT, GRAND
EcOrs. 81. Maurice. cotile. AIexandris, Normsn's
Barbins, and all way landings The fns, ghtdrat side
wheel, passenger steamer
Monsoon,
JAS. N. TUCKER. Master,
VIII leave above taking freight and passengers for aII
landings above the Kaf with privilege Of reshppi8g For
freight or passage apply on board 10
W. N. SURLs l6 New Levee street
A-BRiTrOs co, 20 Common strest
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OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER.
Leaves III RsDAY llth inst. At s p. ~ and TaURS-
DAY. 2sth May, at 5 p. N
E0K LOUIsVILLE, CAIRO MEMPHIS, vIOKs-
Il burg snd all intermediate landings-rhe steamer
H. ~ Lee,
Leaves above. plan Of her cabin seen. and
passage or height engaged At ne Office Of
htNN0rI ADAMS. IS Commercial Plaza
GEO ID HlTE, Agent " rcheuptoulss Sc
Leaves on SATURDAY, 10th inst stsPx
ION LOUIsvTLLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS vICKs-
burg Ratchez Baton Rouge and all intermediate land-
ings-1he new and splendid passenger steamer
Dexter,
Cap. sAM. MONTGOMERY,
Will as shove For freight passage apply board
orto IHos. kEEfFk. Agent 70 Pcydr.s street
Leaves on TUESDAY May 18Th, 5.x
EoR LOUIsvILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS vT0KS-
burg and all intermediate lsndngs-rhs hns low pres
steamer
Richmona,
J. sTUT NEAL Master; JOHN s. VOOLFOLK CLARK,
VIII leave Ab,ve Plaza Of cabin can be ace. and
passage and freight engaged at the Office OF
slNNOIf ADAMS. Agents Is Commercial Plaos.
Leaves TUESDAY, May 10Th msrE
TOR LOUIsvIlLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS vrOKs-
Il burg, and all intermediate landngs-fhe
Belle Lee,
A hcGILL. Master; A MARTIN. CLARK.
Leaves above plan can be seen and
and freight engaged II the Office Of
sfNNOTf ADAMS Is Commercial Plaza
1HOs kEEtFE. 70 Poydras street
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-20
WILLIAM KINNIER,
VICTOR & AMBLER-
Wholesale aud Retail
BOOKSELLERS a. STATIONERS
1913 Main Street,
BURG, Va.

School and College Telt Books,
Miscellaneous. ,St0ndand, Lar,
and Medicat Literature.
STATIONERY FOR, ) jHOOL AND
OFFICE USE,
BLANK BOOKS, MEHORANDUMS,
Writing and Wrapping Papers, Wall pa
pers, Window Shades Cornice, &c, togeth-
er with all goods usually kept in first
class bookstore,
Any book wanted, no matter where. or by
whom published, supplied at PUBLISHERS
PRICES. Liberal discounts made to teach
ers.
The trade supplied at Northern Wholesale
and Manufacturers prices,
Or6ers FROM country MerchaltS
Solicited.
Apr "a ly
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HNllEVlRGINlA NURSERY aud WINE
l. COMPANY HEkMlfAGE NURSE
nes, Richmond, Va, offer their usual large
and well-assorted Stock Of
APPLE, FEARPEACu PLUM, CHERRY,
APhltO on, anu oiier FRUlr 7 kEES,
Embraeingall the leading varieties.
Also, a very large assortment of
q x 4 l. k-V IN Els,
Including the heaviest stock Of Norton, Con
cord, Ives and Delaware, ever offered
IN the State.
A full supply of strawberries, Rasp-
berries, hlackbenies, Currants. and olner
small irnits, constantly on hand, with a fue
collection of Eyergreens and Deeiluous
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, sc.
Catalogues furnished aud correspondence
invited.
Pest Office box 4Ss. Address
ALLAN & JOHNSON,
Ocl. ~ 3m General AGENTS,
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8ieIS uno 8urbtm.
Accurate knowledge on the
Farm.


In recent taiG with Squire Old
school, be advocated the stacking Of
hay aud the winter feeding of cattle at
the stack ,atd-two hcresies that we
have always opposed His idea was,
that it saved labor in stOrirg the hay,
in fodderiug, aud in spreading the ma
nure. Had he ever tried any expert
ments to ascertain how much the hay
wasted IN value by exposure IN the stack,
how much more 1t took TO support an
animal unshctered, aud how much of
the manure dropped around the yard
was wasted lie confessed his igno-
rance on all these points, but thought
his animals came out about as well in
the spring as any of his neighbors' /,
who put everything in the barn, and
he was quite sure he saved one>half the
labor. Now these aud great many
other disputed points 10 husbandry,
can be definitely settled by the scales
Weigh four bu!locks on the LIST of De.
cember,s and feed them at the stack
sixty days, weighing the hay they con-
sumo, aud the animals at the close of
the trial. Put four others iH good
barn, well ventilated, and give them
the same daily allowance of hay, and
water at the baru temperature, and
weigh them at the close of the same
period The amount of flesh gained
in the two cases would be pretty good
indication of the respective value of
the two practices, If two pounds of
hay in the barn made as much flesh as
three pounds out of it, the advantage
of shelter would be clearly indicated
If, on the other hand, the outdoor feed.
ing showed the better results, that
would be good reason for the eontinu.
ance of the old, and, we may add, the
still prevailing practice. Feed equal
quantities of stack hay and barn.cured
hay to the saue animals, for the same
periods, and ascertain the flesh made in
the two cases, and you will have some
reliable basis for an opinion of the re-
spective values Of hay cured by the
two processes, The manure of the
four animals fed at the stack might be
confined to half acre, aud that made
in the barn, from the other bullocks,
using the same amount of fodder, might
be spread upon another half acre of
land, in equally good condition. If the
sheltered manure showed crops twice as
large, we should gain some definite
knowledge of the waste of manures at
the stack-yard. These experiments, OF
course, involve some painstaking and
expense, but, if fairly made, they
would determine something, and lead
to better husbandry. They would
prove much better investment than
more land, or more railroad stock
We want more accurate knowledge, as
certained from careful experiments
This kind Of knowledgo--the persona
experience of practical meu-wc are
most anxious to secure and spread be-
fore our readers, The doctrine is Ger,
tainly true aud has been demonstrated
again and again. That which covnce:
our substantial, old>school farmers, il
what they can prove for themselves :
american Agricu'turist.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-20

D SINCLAIR 6 CO..
No, 90 Light Street.
BALTIMORE, MD,
Manufacturers of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and
MACHINERY,
Growers and Importers of
GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS,
Offer to the Farmers and Merchants of Ten
nessee the following Laboriug Saving
Machinery aud Implements, viz:
Readings Patent
HORSEPOWER Corn Shelter,
With and without Fan.
Virginia Hand and
Power Shelters,
Double and Single Spout
Hand Shelters,
Sinclair's Patent
Screw Propeller and Masticator.
Fodder, Hay and Straw Cutters.
Corn and Cob Crushers.
Planta ion Grist Mills.
Hay Presses or Yokes
Cider and Wine Mills,
Farmers Saw Benches,
Thrashers and Cleaners,
Horse Powers,
Wheat and Guauo
Seed Drills,
Corn Planters,
5ulky Flows,
Plows all Patterns,
Earrows,
Cultiyators,
Plow and Machine Castings.
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BALTIMORE ADYERTIsEyFYT.
THE GOLD MEDAL wa,

VHE GOLD MEDAL was award
u I'd al the late lair I'm Baltimor.l !,
Chas NJ Stiff, for the best Pianos how
made over Baltimore, philadelphia, ana
New York Pianos. Office and Wareroom,
NJ. North Liberty ST., near Baltimo,,
St. Baltimore, Md.
Si' e. Planes have all the latest improvs
ments, including the AeIafFr Treble. Isr,
Fronts. and The improved French Acn n
Fully warranted for Eve years, with priv
i g. Of xrhauge within twelve mouths. 4
not eniiir y satisfactory To purchaser.
Second hand Pian"~ aud Patlor Organ,
sslwayS ON hand from $50 To- $500
; X, fer'uce, Who have our Pisnus in use
Gen. X L e, Lexington, Va, Gen. Roa
II won, Wimr gion, N. c., Gen D. II.
Hill, Chaluiir. n C. Gov. John L.tcher
Lcxh g'or, Va, u. b, Pa,ur s. Brother
Blrchhurg, Va, Martha Washh gtnu Col.
lege, hrgdun, Va. Trims liberal. A
cali Is solicited oct30ly
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30 ;

CAOL111 LIN II, GU
Nos. - & 80 Sycamore Street,
Petersburg, Va
COLLECT consignments Of Cotton, Tobac-
- co. Wheat, Corn, Oats Bacon, Lard,
Butter, Flax Seed, Glover Seed, Fruit, and
other Country Products, and orders for
goods in any branch Of our business.
LANES & co.
nov /, l2m
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Useful Hints

New milch cows should be cardcd
daily. They like it, and it pays.
The potato is great atsorber of pot
ash. Therefore wood ashes are good
manure for it.
Put few live fish into wells, if an,
gle worms infest them
If the roots of tIees are dipped into
water just before planting, the earth
that sticks to them will give immediate
support tc the small fbers.
John johnson says that farmers must
give special attention to sheep and cat
tie keeping if they want to make grain
growing more profitable.
Calcined plaster is as good fertilizer
as the uncalcined, but it is usually vast
ed after its use in the arts.
Some one says if salt is kept before a
horse in the stable, he will not guaw
his manger Trial will tell
Root crops, pot grain, are the thing
for young orchards. They do not steal
so much tree food.
Toads are capital helpers in taking
care of ylRe patches.
Experiments seem to prove that
fence posts set up tbe reverse way frem
which they grew, will last much tue
longer,
1t is difficult to tell collie from bats
in horse, but a tablespoonful of chic,
roforn, in twice rs mneh mueluge, is u
good remedy for either
Rich milk is not the best for calves.
A good butter COW is not a good stock
COW.
Look out for morals as well as muscle
in hiring farm hands. They may ruin
the boys by their vicious examples
Carrots are recommended for horses
10 aid digestion, aud tomatoes to COWS
to improve aud increase the milk.
Feed stock regularly, aud cut and
cook food as much as possible. Few
farmers do it.
Managers should be low, and stables
we'll ventilated and well lighted Many
horses are made blind BY being bept in
the dark
Insects do not 'ufest very late sown
peas as they do early ones.
Stewed pumpkin as a poultice has
been found of great value in reducing
inhammatory rheumatism.
Pork and beans are the most nutri,
tious food for the money that can be
found. Three cents worth will give a
hearty meal.
Nine>tenths of the diseases which
happen 30 the hoofs and ankles of the
horse are accustomed by standing on the
dry plank doors of the stable.
Shoots will push on old and young
trees Just where limbs are not wanted.
Remember that the new tender shoot
will soou be hard, woody branch A
slight ruth will remove it, but if left a
year the bniio must be used Rub of
shese shoots When young aud save cut
ling thereafter
Cultivation in the orhard has two.
fold efie,t--it destroys the weeds, and
leaves the surface in that light mellow
condition which enables it to answer the
purposes of mulch Young orchards,
with crops between the rows, should be
cultivated with as much IN eye To the
frccs as 10 the crops,
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ATKIN HOUSE.
Knoxville. 'aenn.

DEAR SIR This little scroll will inform
you that this New and Elegant Hotel is loca
ted at the Depot, and is now open to the
public for patronage.
All the comforts usual in frst-class Ho.
tells may be realized here.
II you wlsh to spend few days in om
s,ll'y, you will hud it pleasant to stop at this
House.
Good attention, good fare, and reason,
able bills, always ON hand.
Connected is a frst.class Bar aud Barber
Shop.
Meals at all hours, to suit guests.
Baggage free OF charge.
Respectfully youls,
ACTON YOUNG, Prop'r.
June le, ,lsts.-u
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Grand Pianos & Square Grands
A LAsKA DIAMONDS.

A LASKA DIAMONDS.
newly discovered transparent carbon
lied quartz, equal in brilliancy to the real
diamond, mounted at our own facto y, IN
astistic diamond settings, guaranteed fine
gold, aud sold by as at one yDt,eh OF the cost
of real diamonds, to which they are equal
in every respect except intrinsic value.
Solitaire Ear drops per pair, s5.and Sc f,
Solitaire Enger'lipgs,SG and $40; Solitaire
Gents bosom Pins, So. So, IS. $40, Sl5
s2O Solitaire Gents Studs, per set, So,
C5, $40; Cluster Gents Bosom Pins, Sl0and
l2;Gent's Cluster Bosom Pin with tail.SlO,
1 luster Pin and Earrings, $40 and S25,
cluster Cross, Sc, SO and Sl5; Cluster
ross Bosom Pin and Earrings. $50 and
S-25; Cluster Finger rings, SO S. $40 and
sl2.
bE5yH Orders less than So must be accom-
panied with Post-Othce order, and the
goods sent free; orders exceeding that
amount by express, for collection on deliv-
cry customers paying all express charges,
TIDY US Address
JAMES T. MONROE & CO.,
lMPoRTERs AND MANUFACTURERS,
oct80 I'm 1876 Broadway, New York.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-03
sPEcUAL NOTICES.
ECONOMY IS WEALTH.

been subjec. OF Creates. Interest an
TO families. aud OF Universal Inquiry
among Housckeepcrs. TO fnd IN sciclcnt.' pure and
mild defensive agent.
McKeone. Van Haagcn & Co.,
To supply this great and general want oasr 10 tae
public their new article OF
S T. z A r. I n + SO a +
FOR FAMILY Use.
To cur customers who are familiar with the nigh
Standard quality Of oar Rich. Flower-Seented. End
Family Soaps, We need not say that oar 6TEARiNE
SOAP 10 made Of pure materials, and contains no
deliberations Of chslk. csy. siests Of soda, In
urioos aikelIes which 80 generally enter into the
composition Of CHEAP SOAPS. which really cost
moro in the end than strsr,ne Soap, beside the
iplnrJ done 70 The fabric y ecls,ins and Fetsins'
l. clothes pssd no boiling, and very little ruooias'
most articles none
8 One peuad win q y sAr. for any ace. q tsrs:
lcunds Of esouoa rosin soap, or TIVE pou.os 'e''
3. |, requires les than ose-hsf the time and L.
Dor TO do The washing Of family. that fequiIes
with the best family sosp. and y wsns1'eS NV -
4. For cls.unr Paints and removing 0reese. Tar
ana Prn ers Ink, il 10 unsurpassed Maen,n,o ~,
pytntcrs and Pal aters gill and Il An invaluable arti
Gle for ashne hands AZ ii does not chap, but great
s. The sup-rIority Of the materisls Used, and the
Sosp no, containing any sxceee OF alkalies.i- more
mild thar any other known washing soap, and i IN.
doubtedIy the best adapted for white and colored
clothing NJ we a. camb, les and laces andis War
ran.ei not 10 rot the closhee mel her win taey turn
yellow, no matter low long Kept over.
We offer our stearlns Soap on lite INTRINSIC
MERITS. asking for Il only fair trial. and III. does
not Grove satisfactory We will refund the money paid
o,i, Sold BY PAsKs hosMEs Davenport; HEN
RY DARTS SONS, Rock Island. and by the trace
generally. aug2o-deocsm