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soIn,rRs AND SAILORS CONVENTION.
x>EORGIA.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

ATLANTA, Sept. PA bill to organize and
call into service the State militia, has been
adopted in both houses. A.
The House resolution to adjourn on the
sixth of October WAS to-day agreed to by the
Senate a I...4
The House to-day refused to reconsider the
bill making the amendment to the consttm-
ton removing the capitol OF the Sta1e to Mill
idgeville.
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NEW YOsK.

The weather has turned suddenly cold, and
the thermometer fell twenty degrees in twen-
ty-four hours y 7tI Nf ta
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M1SSUU lsH.


DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED SURGEON
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25.-Dr. Jas. N Mcdowell.
one of the most distinguished surgeons in the
West, and resident in this city for twenty
eight years, died this morning of congestive
chills, in the 631 year of his age. wa
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OH 10.
'UBLICAN MEETING

STEUBENvLLE, Sept. % Edwin NJ Stan ION
addressed a large Republican meeting here
to night reviewing the situation and issues of
the canvas, and earne .tly advocating the up-
port and election of the Republican candidates.
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MAINE.
THE TNCENDIARIES.

AUGUSTA Sept. 25-The alleged incendiaries
of the fires at the United States Arsenal III
this city, who were examined on the 17th inst.
before Commissioner j. ii. Manley, had their
cases reopened by consent of the Government
and after an elaborate examination to-day
were again held under heavy bonds to appear
before the higher Court for trial.
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Friday. Oct. 9, 1865.

s A. M-Meeting OF NIarshals and Superintendents
at Presidents headquarters. ,s p, I'D. ..,.. tL
9 A M-Exhbon OF a the Prize Anim Is, after
which they can be removed from the ground.
10 .M.-Draught Horses
10t A. M.-Auetion sale OF Stock, as advertised on
bulletin board. T..
II A. M.-ADDRESs by His Excellency Gov. CHAM
BERLAIN after which the announcement of Prem
i, iums will be made. . 90, ., ti ~
PIP. M.-For all Trotting Horses owned in Maine,
mile heats, in to harness; $500 to first, 800 to
second. t.n
81 P. NJ. Mares and Geldngs will be trotted mile
heats, in to harness; for Society's premiums:
$25 to first. SIS to second. .- -.,'l-.
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X. VI. PACTEN a. co., AnctioneeTs ,
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET
Buildings at Auction.

nN WEDNESDAY, Sept. 30, at IL A. NJ, on
" the premises, p. 5. & p. Railroad Station, the
several buildings as follows viz: Engine House ire
Sc wing the Bn H. Wood Shed. Store House. Ma
chine, Blacksmith aud Carpenters Ships. Also.
lot brick, Sc. ..#
Buildings to be removed in one week rom day OF
sale.-rerms Cash. sept25-1td
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AUCTION SALES.
1' wi. PATTEN a. CO., Auctiopee...
OFFICE IA EXCHANGEST
CrOckery at Auction.

w. aroRDAY, Sept 26th, al 10 A. NJ, 10 crate,
and Esets Consisting IN part of Cham ers, Bowls
Creams. Spittoons, SOUPS. bIstes ,,E Ms,, sugars @
rsai. pau pa D1shs Bean and Pudding Pots Bed and
view Thursday. ioa"J anu gOods on
Also lot Glass and Plated Wara
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K. VI PATTEN a CO., AuctIoaeer-
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET
Furniture. Bedding, stoves, &c,
Af nc ION

nN Wednesday, Sept. 30th, at 10 A. NJ, Parlor
~ set in black walnut and green rep, oak Cham
Der sett, Sofas, Rockers, tables, Etarge, Mirror,
Crockery, Feather Bed, Mattresses, QuasI Com
torters Blankets, Carpets. Mating, Plated Castors
Spoons and Knives; good articles and In excellent
condition. Also Cooking, Parlor and Chamber
Stoves, Desks Gas Burner, barrels Sugar, b xts
Coffee, Spices, Pipes, Teas, 2 Harnesses &c. Can
be seen Tuesday afternoon. sept25ltd
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Young Men {!

WE wish to employ in every part of the United
w States, smart young men to introduce our
new goods Bus permanent, and such as NO
one will consider beneath him. Persons meaning
business please call address with twenty five cts
tor sample; no others answered EASTERN MAN
r Aug 26-w1m ,sala -tf
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Portland Water Co.
NOTICE !!


THE Portland Water Co will be prepared to sup
Il ply Sebago Water 10 the inhabitants of the city
ON before the 1st OF December next. Books are
now open at the office of the Company, Canal Bank
Building, to receive applications for water Each
person applying for water will be required, on max
ing application to sign the usual agreement as esaD-
lshed in other cities to conform the rules OF ths
Company. Persons will be supplied IN the order !
application Service pipe will be requil Cd 70 De put
in under the direction of the Superintendent, OF the
Company, at the expense of the consumer Pers ~as
applying lor water, il done before the opening for
the main pipe is cl sed, will have era discount
made on their service pipe, and charge made for
tapping AS no service be put In during the win
ter, it is important TOR consumers make appliea-
ton without delay.
An Officer OF the Company will be in the Office
daily from "a. M. till p NJ, to receive applications
and give all neces ary Information. Plum bing done
by a plumber licensed by the Company will have the
work and material guaranteed by the Company.
The Company take this opportunity to state to tho
pubic that their contractors have agreed have The
water in reduced into and through the city by De-
cember LIST, and they uiu not fail 10 meet their en-
gagemens. L. ID. SHEPLEY, Secretary.
aug27dtf
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|-T = 49, ---- I
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Sept. 19.-Freights for United States
asking and offering; prices for Produce rates to Eu-
ropean ports firm on account OF the scarcity OF dis
posabe tonnage; the same wantsof bottom would be
for Sugar Freights. Box Shooks-no demand; stock
hid SHOCKS about $500 bd in store, and held at q
GA Hoops 4ull and in tair supply at $500 50.
White Fine Lumber no arrivals and none afoat ;
unsold stock in dealers hands only fair $25 q 25
M0lasses-pfices nominal in the absence ct sales !;
quotations at Matanzas 40 q 3i1 for cayed and a.
II for Muscovado if > =
LoNDoN, Sept. 25-Arternoon.-C 94R for
money and account .lc. tlICHTsflrt .s..-s.'.
American securities-Umted States 5-2O's 73t; Hi
nois Central shares SO Erie shares SO
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 25-Atteru0on.--Cotton 81 eady;
the stock a1oat is $4,000 bales, of which 5000 are
American. Lard quiet and steady. Pork firm. Ba-
con 53s cd. Spirits Petroleum Is 4d. III VI
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or. OF H i ~ @

C{eN2lSod UUU heUNN6U
NV WILLIAM BROWN, formerly at 81 Federal
X street is now located at his store No GA Fed
sral st. a few doors below Lime street, will attend
to his usual business Of Cleansing and Repairing
Clothing OF all kinds with his usual promptness.
Second hand Clothing for sale at fair prices.
Jan 8-eodtf 80
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ss SPAIN.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 25.-It is reported
that the Gar will recall the Minister at Wash
ington for instructions in regard to the ne W
policy about to be pursued by the Emperor.
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Central Pacific Railroad COMPANY,

to whom belongs the Western and Principal Portion
of the Main-Stem Line, receive from the United
States Government 3 .H
l. The right Of toay through the Territories. NTH
heuse Of timber and materials along the route.
~ An absolute grant Of tweaty sections per mile
d2,sOO ocresl Of the PUBIC LANDS on the line.
the minimum caIue Of ,chict is notc fired at SO 80
per acre.
IN, A special issue Of y. s. Sir percent Bonds.
at the Average rate Of $35,0OO per mile deyered as
The 'oork progresses tohich the Company are aIlov-
ed to reoay aoithin thirty gears, mainly by trans
pOrtatioh serpices.
q W.. authority to issue their opn Ri, st Afortoage
Bonds to the same amount havng the preferred lien
superior 10 that Of the Government.
Y. Hreceires, in addition, donations and subsi-
diesJrom the State and Cities Of California, amount
ing TO more than $3,O0OOOO in gold: ...
Or aggregate of Cash Resources for construction
o: more than sixty millions upon 72J
miles. Independent of the ten millions of acres of
public lands, and further subscriptions to the Capt.
tai Stock. The early completion of the enterprise
is therefore beyond all doubt.
This Company have already carried their road sue
cessfully across the Sierra Nevada Mountains and
are rapidly extending the track across the Salt Lake
Plains, and have already valuable way-trafhc
thereon Besides mileage upon all through busi-
ness this road having the best lands for settlement
the most pr oductve mines, the nearest markets. and
being exempt from competition, will always COM
mand large revenues. The net earnings upon the
completed portion are more than double the total
annual interest liabilities to be assumed thereupon
The undersigned offer for sale, and recommend to
investors, the ~.
First Mortgage 30-Year GoliI Bonds
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First Mortgage 30-Year Golll Bonds
N" Wv W WI. OF THE --'.T1I"-TW
Central Pacific Railroad Conspaay

bearing six per cent, per annum interest," both prin-
cipal and interest PAYABLE in s.Umited states
gold coiu." These Bonds are first lien upon one
OF the most productive and valuable railroad lines IN
the world-a line which will be finished within
twelve months, and which is already earning, after
paying operating expenses, more than twice the an
nual charge ofits bonded debt They are already
widely known and esteemed in this country and Eu-
rope and it is believed the remainder OF the loan will
be speedily taken
"A limited amnunt will be disnosnl lnRat
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, Sept. 25-Cantelli has been APP
pointed Minister of Interior and Paslvi Min
lister of Public Works. wac
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The Rollins alleged conspiracy case was again
up before the United STATES Commissioner to-
dav and two or three witnesses examined, but
nothing additional of importance was elected.
The Labor Congress to-day was occupied 10
the discussion of the platform offered at last
evenings session. After considerable discus
sion the clause deprecating strikes was strick-
en- out. Exception was taken to the financial
plank in the platform, and the monetarysys-
tenn was discussed until adjournment The
discussion was resumed at the afternoon ses-
sion, but was fiually adopted as originally re-
ported. A resolution was unanimously adopt
ed recognizing the right of working men and
working women of the nation to strike when
all other just and equitable concessions are re-
fused. .rl ter'5 n0t1rir17 Flsr
A box containing about $500 in English coin
was stolen from Duncan & Sherman's banking
house to-day while the attention OF the owner
was momentarily attI Iacted in another direc-
ton. The man was seen to take the box by
several men and depart with it, they supposing
it was all right. - - :.
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III A L f # A II Il .

The ollDwing railroads will carry and return stock
and articles f & EE :-Somerset & Kennebec, Ken
nebec & Portland, Maine Cent al, Androseoggin, p
S.& Portsmouth. Portland & Rochester. The Grand
Trunk Railroad will carry and return stock and al
tices at asALF FAME. sd
The Portl9 nd, Bangor and Machias Steam boats
at HALF FARE, The Charles Houghton line OF
Steamers will carry and return stock and articles
FIR K and passengers at HALF FARE.
A programme of each days p oceedings will be
published the evening previous also any additional
regula' ions that may be deemed necessary. .zu
Premium lists sent TO any ad ress upon applica-
ton. az SETH ,SCAMMAN, President
= Sd. BoARDMAN, Secretary, Portland. 3
sept21d&w1t
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PARIS, Sept 25-Tne Moniteur publishes
the following from Spain: Gen. Paya com
manding the royal troops: is marching his
force to attack Seville. The men are in grand
Official dispatches from the royal authorities
give an account of the affray in Laptandar.
They report that after sharp fight the rebels
were worsted and took refuge on fleet in the
harhor II .......
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NEW ENGLAND
Express Comply.

II
" Manufacturers of New England
The "Only Through" Express Line
to New York.
General Express FOrwarders, Collie .ction
and transportation Agents.
Money, Bills Drafts, Notes, Gold, Merchandise,
and valuabes fol warding or collection entrusted
to our care will receive prompt attention.
Goods for all points oh the Portland and Kennebec
X X forwarded daily. For Bangor and II pon is
the PeDobscot RIVER and for Eastport, Calais, and
day.
gin r., daily.
20 All messengers provided with safes for the bet
ter security of money and vauables.
20 Great has been taken by the CO. to
employ none hut the most reliable and experienced
Messengers on all routes.
93 Exchang re and 40 Market 81, Portland.
sept 19-dtt
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French W,aSSOnS

nR. ELLIOT has resumed instructions in French
~ at No 81 Brown street. Terms moderate.
- References Prof Boris, Harvard College; Ptoi'
Shipman TUFTS College. sept25dlw'
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3 LONDON, Sept. 25.-Advces received this al
ternoon from Spain indicate that the rebels
are especially strong on the seaboard. On the
northwestern coast they held possession of the
fortified seaport towns of Corunua. Pouteve.
dra, Vigo and the mouth of the Tambre river
in the province of Corunna. Two regiment,
of troops sent from Madrid to put down the
insurrection at Cadiz are reported to have re-
volted while on the road and gone over to the
rebel ranks. -l fal=i.'16 e'taDa7d
spirits .1a,i' haa 3'aar =
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Bankrupt Stock by Auction.

ObOCA fhuCtAOhs
HAVING received from Boston the consignment
- Bankrupt Stock, shall sell every evening, a.
Store next City Building, on Congress strses,
Tweets, Meitons, Doeskins, Cassimeres Satinetts
Ax"inster Alhambra and Marseiles Spreads Table
Covers Napkins, Handkerchie =, Hose y, and Unasr
SHIRTS, Umbrellas, Fine Table and Pocket Cutlery,
and WorsIenholm Razors, Stationery, OIL Paintings,
Mirrors, Pictures, Corn BrOonIs, Floor and Dust
Brushes, Wooden Ware, Glass Sets, Tumbl rs, Gok-
let's Salts, Nappies, lust Brushes, Fine Jewery. sc.
Also, twenty-five WATCHES, part Of which are
very fine goods.
The most OF III stock is first class and offers an
opportunity which trust will be improved by the
public. #. o. BAILEY, Aust.
September 5, 1869. diff
Horses, Carriages, &c, at AuctiO u
EVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on Ee
u market lot, Market street, L shall sell HeIs
Carriages, Harnesses, &c. ...
Apl29. F. o. BAILEY, Auctionssr
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FVIR S4LE9
DY CHARLES MERRILL & CO., New y. vesSti' 81
- about 165 tons. For particulars lhqu az
FICE 20 COMMERCIAL strse.
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1O3per cent. and Accrued Interest,
in Currency.

,oA oSo'
III Cuffency.
The Bonds arc of s1 ooo o.oh ,;,, ,,, ,,.,
eouponS sa pasaoie 10 July and January
the price at any time; but all orders actually in
'ra"s'f" az the time OF any such advance will be fill
per cent upon tne investment and have, from Ma
otne, eo.nor,te ssc,,r;t;sa S"p'''0' ~ o"y
o'' ''''' ''o" oVo'e"' +-a -
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LOUISIANA.
A pRocLAMATIoN FROM THE GOVERNOR.

A PROCLAMATION FROM THE GOVERNOR.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 25-Gov. Yarmouth
issued aproelamaten to-day calling upon the
citizens to remain at home and abstain from
exciIing acts or conversations, stating that the
civil authorities are capable of suppressng all
difficulties that may arise aud arresting all
offenders; or If found insufficient will be
promptly assisted by the military. He also
calls upon all political clubs to abstain from
any public demonstration for the present.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. tl5s
A bill was introduced in the Senate to-day
by Senator Bacon amending the registration
act so as to require only the oath prescribed by
the State constitution, and further defining
the powers of Registers and Supervlsors of
election 1t passed two readings and was made,
the order for Monday. ssa
1t is stated in the Senate that the Board of
Registration had arrogated to themselves the
rirht to supplement the registrati IN law bv
adding provisions which the Senate had re-
jected, A resolution calling for an nvestiga-
ton was adopted, and committee appointed
Mr.. Fosdyke, Democ~a-. who was appointed
on the State Board of Registration by Gov
ernor Yarmouth has entered a second protest
against the action of a majority of the Board
in adopting rules against the Constitution and
laws OF the State aud United States touching
the rights of electors, contending that regis
tration cannot be refused to citizens who are
willing and ready to take the oatbs prescribed
by the registration laws. IA -
THE WEATHER. s
The weather has turned suddenly cold. and
the thermometer fell twenty degrees in twen-
ty-four hours. r a =
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. Public meetings for the discussion of practical farm
topics will be held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, to which all are invited The place Of
All railroads in the State will carry passengers at
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ELAIRA, Sept Gerritt Smith ad 5ocated
General Grants election yesterday in a long
speech. The wigwam contained 100000 per-
sons. Great enthusiasm prevailed. ss>TS1 ci
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! LANES o. AMoss


4r Bet Aha, Hartford Co., Md, !,
August 4, 1868.
Assrs Aaynddier d Ieilott, Egetcood s-,----..'
GENrLghgN;-.i am very much pleased - ith tl.
llewe's Bone Phosp ate vi Lime which got frt,i yD
last spring. applied il on CORP beside No. PcrnyI
an Guano and another fertilizer II beat them botl-
1t shows much better growth of corn than tile Peruvian
guano, and II IL continues 10 act at present IL will
prove most valuable iertztr. lslA -
ResReclfuly, yours, r,-,.s sss n -
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IlAaroRD covxrr, Nh, July qllh, Ices.

Bes1s Adypddier d IeHott, Edgecood;
Gentlemen :-IIaying used uewes, Phosphate On INV
corn last spring. about $50 lbs. per acre in te hin 40
far II has exceeded my expeci atoms 4 believe Il 10 be
good article. 80 Yours, respectfully
49,. t.- THOMAS b. sWARTZ
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The Great Fertilizer
II nd g.1.ryTYIuTTLg
Hewes Bone PhOsphateot Lime
~ MAYNADIER, Agent,
7 Edgewood, Hartford County, Md.
LETTERS PROM rAnsrERs WE All KNOW 4 Z

W. .W B. ~ 2
XW call attention 10 the let ers below, which, VIE
w think, will convince every farmer In this eoun
~ thai Hewes' Bono hosphaie OF Lime Is one oftlle
most reliable fertilizers now in tho market d win be-
Goiced that these letters r gentleman whose ,es
iimony agricultural matters is OF the most nno,rs
tio0abe character. We could gen many more Of The
same sort but conclude that urher evidence The val
ne OF this phosphate IL supeunus. We refer to any and
every person who has used il. Read the following
s&As 3ksN - EmMoRros fIar6rd CO., ND
August lsi, 1868. !
A.ssrs. Mdgadier d Yeii9h Eigstcood. II HI vtti
GEETLEmgE -The Hewes' Bone Phosphate of Lime n
bought OF you last spring used and potatoes
used several OTHER kin ds of fertilizers Peruvian guauo
being one; Tie Heses' Phosphat, up to this date has
surpaseed them ALL MIR. John Whikier, who lives "a nv
farm, applied II on his along side Of Peruvian euaro
lie says II Is far ahead of the Peruvian He thinks it Is
The best fertilizer be used. My Experience so ar
iustifes me y recompe'idingt 10 the highest terms.
- &Yonrs, truly, y
ga 49, MANsEL E,MoRRisoN.
no LAM. ~ August 18th, 1868. \
Aesrs haynadier Ytitoa Elgecood.
e6ExTLRMEx :If gives pleasure 10 be able 10 make
50 favorable report OF the Hewess Phosphate which
purchased OF you last sprng tried cpfn, ,,oa,oes
and garden yekeates and thus far IL has act ~ MY
hghestfalsaction On the corn Ttfed il along side al
aud Ii has produced much better results 4 used several
olhe fertilizers, but have hesitation in saying thar
liewe's Phosphate the best manu- icured ertilizer
over used. w Aa & 81
~ fs Es''a = lanes a. MOSS ,
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Emaasros, Hartford Co., md Aug. i.,, lccs,

lKsssrs Adynadier d Ysiloa Edgecood 3 y. '''
GentieTen:-l received OF the circulars of Hewcs,
Bone Fhophue last Spring, aud induced 10 ry H.
IRON seeing names OF farmers of Chester county recon-
mending II, who know would not allow their names
10 be used without they knew II be good md bont
nrcle. ] ised il on my cor IN, aud am ,ey n uch pleas
cd with its action indeed, and 1t win give INC pleasure
70 rec onnend III ahyof OUT farmers Ffwould use Il
" reerence 10 any uiacturtd Phosphaie ,ow
Very tuly, yours, EMMoR MORRISON.
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Valuable Landed Estate
AND MILL SEAT.
r PRIVATE sA

fTyIiIS property Is situated in Hartford Co,ip,v
4 Maryland, six miles from Bel Air, the coun.
" seat three miles from High Rocks of Dear
Creels--a greatnstural curioslty--and IS miles
from Baltimore City by Pike, and is the estats
Of the ate Charles b. Rait,, Esq, deceased.
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i0NEf s'''f''' yT' '''''f' II ,lAnHs 6rAS.
foRksr ll,lL, Hartford Co, Nd, 81 I

- Jaly2sih, ICES. &
GENTLEMEN lin answer to inquiries concerning
the action ofliewes' Bone Phosphate vi Lime whch /
purchased OF you last spring, will saw that having
used on my potato CROP by the side of Peruvian
no and several other fertilizers, il acted beyond my tx
pectaiions u started best from the beginning and still
shows heavier growth Of vine than any OF he oihers
excepting perhapsthe Peruvian GUaDO Which, us stated
before was applied IN the sane quantity tho iewts'
II was not my intention 10 use anything on nv wheat
ne-t Fall except Ground Bone. which purcha.sd last
Spring. but am so well pleased with The lewes Phos
pate, that shall certainly use II Ear as can on nv
wheat. Respectfully, WN WARMER
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