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Bankruptcy.

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Petroleo-Calcium Gas.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE I'M.
" prUvements Of the age Is the process Of IN an
ufacturing gas by the PetrOlcOC calcium Gas
Company, Of Wheeling West Virginia, upon
patents Of DIR. J. II. Connolly, from an almost
valueless product of Petroleum Oil (TesiduBny,
in combination with lime, or Rias and coal so
simple that two thousand feet of Gas may be
made by any farLi band or stable boy Of ordiRary
intelligence In three hours. IL has been thor
oHghly sasted upon such q scale, Ct the McLure
House in Wheeling, and at the country residence
OF Mr.. j. p. Gilehrist near the sarne city, a. 10
tx tia certainty Of its affordlng entirely Satis
factory results in the production Of small and
larSs quantities. Of Gas. and can be with great
economy applied 70 Pripate Reridenees, &nai
ndries HeteLs Factsries aud CIhIs Itiazunerior
to any Gas now in usa, NOT only as 70 the safety
simplicity, Practicability and great cheapuess Of
Manufacture, but for its supaEicr bFiIllancy soft
influence upon the sight, and freedom frorn the
sulphurous doors common 10 Gas. =.
These facts the officers Of the COMPANY will
takepleasare in denonStratingt stlloss desiring
70 adopt or interest themselves In It. Tie com
pany win sell rights 70 manufacture In Towna
Counties, Districts OF States. and direct stten.
ton 10 the following ..-5 r n
TES77fOSIALS:
WHEELING, W. VA, August Q, 1851.
To he PreHdet N ps PstEOLas- Calcium GA o.
SlF-We have thoroughly and earefuIly in.
vesagated the construction aud W1r kings Of the
apparatus for manufacturing Gas, according 70
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Of materials used A. ROg working upon the
heLure House in this city and country red.
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anpilelty, durability, economy and safety, we
consider II superior 10 any other method Of man.
ufaCtutiDg Gas that We are acquainted with
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Ia wheat with fonF 10 Eve hundesd 7Ssaas Rhodes
applied 10 Tho acre this would pay e. The land aud
The cost Of tho -Phosphats the asi year, aud
the only outlay that tho farmer would have would be
cost Of seed-whest and the work. and the lapl
would be clear. / only wish could get every
farmer ON our shore 70 Try the iae Of Super phos-
phate on his poor land and 10 satisfy himself on the
anhect aud " he in debt this viii bring him out and
u not IN debt, this will enable him 10 buy more and
do not say Rhodes Supsr-Phosphats L. the only one
thai y good, there are ssvegal other hranda that
think good but Ioaadidy Lshnk rs 70 noling IN our
MARKET equal 10 RkDdss' 10 bring up our rorn.ouf
lands Of Lhs Eastern Shore and l have no doubt but
4 should DO aparcd few mora years that shall
see one hundred tons sod where there Is one ton used
At this time. do 3ot condemn the use Of all other
means IN cur rcNln b bring up our land, but with
our pcnr and " zn-oat land, We cannot rely on Our
bafu-yard maHuFe. q have nothing 70 make Il out
Of until gt lands started with the use Of Super
Phosphais after which we can lessen the application
per acre But II is useless Cor me 10 say any more on
the anhect ~ u seems " mo that somo OF our farm
er arc cunsentad 70 toll all their days on poor land,
with barely living whon u 10 IN thar power 10 bring
ap their old worn-out land and 1.-Two 10 eomfori and
plenty, and with the labor raise ten buSheIs Of
corn OF wheat where one grew, Yours truly
SOuih-Easi Landing. JOHN Il, EVANS.
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MAxon, MAR CHuRcH HiI.L, !
q A. Co., juno 2, 1865. !

". -, W. JUNO x, 1905. J
Mcezu. b. ~. itnopEs Il Co.. N8
0snaeses--I have uSd your Standard Manure FOR
several years. and believe II 10 be the cheapest and
bex Manure IN uss. have gsed Il both for wheat
aud corn. Il acts lnn on wheatsay one hundred and
hlsy lhs. per arFeand fev olOp~ and grace II sshs
beat 4 hare sper used The effects on corn, either
broadcast Or applied In Che hill, are powerful; but
think tha farmers generally make ono grand mistake
In using your Manure, aud that Is zoe DO MOI use
enough PER acre. Ny experience Is. 1 can take tho
poorest land Of good SOIL by using three hundred
pounds Of pour Standard Manure per acre aud BY
tbe nas e clover and following Il up in few years
can make The poorest land produce equal 70 the most
highly improved laud that has been improved with
Inns Of any kind. L have farm that bought two
years ago. Of hnndrcd and thirty aeres there are
about one hundred acres arabic, that paid about
thirty dollars rent, the rent being, Que third Of
the grain raisod, on the farrp. Tho arst year,
by the usa OF your Standard Manure, paid one ban-
drud AND City dollars, after paying expenses; las.
rear two hundred dollars afiet paying all expenses
this year. IL wheat natures, Judging from the pros
pccts win pay three hundred dollars saying nothing
about the corn crop. Had I The means, never
would use on ordinary land Ices than three hundred
pounds per acre. am aAlls6cdI eau make the moor
eat land rich witliout using lime Of any kind II is
nos onlSgood cor the FIRST crop but pays well on sev
oral erof ~ thereafter, RcspeCtfaliy yours,
asa CHARLES u. BRADLEY.
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TAArrs, TAt.soF Co.. J

FhAFFh, TAtbof Co, June 10, 1868,
THos. s. HAppAwAY Esq.,
Dear Ssr:--in answer 70 your inquiry respecting
Rhodes Bupef-phosphA,e which bsnghi through you
a. well As Of Mr Rhodes last fall, I will state for
your benefit, that now have the largest growth OF
wheat 70 fAf. that ever bad n my Me- Some i.
lined land yesy light. some has bccn lined eight o.
nine years ago with SchnykiIi lirna and acme has
Dcvershad any lime vt ALL II u all equal agreeable
TO the quality al the land. Ny first efpefionce WA
ono ton Peruvian and one bon Rhodes, soms six or
seven years ago, and as could not ses any pctociva-
hle difference, I declined bnylng any tnoss q The
Rhodes, except one ton Of another brand two years
ago o. 40 experiment. did not kke II, and conse-
qilcntiy did not buy any more Of IT,
Yours respectfully.
IN BARNETT PARRoT'r
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Ma, THoa. S, HADpAwAY.

MAJ 4RAFfE, JHns G, 1868.
Ma. THo. S. HAppAwAY.
Dear Sic i--In reply 20 your inquiry respecting
Rhodes a Co.'S Standard manure, viii aay IhAt /
hays been usng The article Gor . number 81 years
GA wheat alongside u ohss fertilizen aud gra1oa,
and have Jaicf W 70 Gis time 70 find aAythiag 70
oompars AZ all tfA u for eheaf and Bs gyass dat
Followed Some persons hass advised nns al times 30
Try pew article, and have done 20, but have
always failed 70 be bsneit,sa by ths experiment.
shall buy Rhsiss again and continue TODD %, % long
a. n doct 10 will fcF mo H3
Yours. very Fuspcctfnily,
MARY II. MKNErr.
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TRArrE, june 10. 1868.

Ma, RHoUEs,
NJ Dear Sir ~ enclose few letters that have
recased up 20 this time | have the promise Of
more tetiets from Influential psrtics, which will for
ward a. eoou a. they are IN hand, VIII uy 70 get
hcm % you BY Thursday next We have some very
good farmers who say they cannot write but win say
wha, they can 10 favor Of Dc Manure.
t4a Very truly,
RIOS. 8. HADDAwAY.
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oyFicE cIKaK CIHcurT Counr S6n Talbot Go. !
RASros, Nh, june ., 1868. J
THos' ). HADpAwAY. Esq..
Dear Sr--l have usnd los several years past. q
III. Rhodes q Co.'S PeridIiBsF or Standard Manure on
my whoat aud in every cnas with decided Improve
menl 10 The CROP doNtlsag Il and the following
crop Of clover q.aataqsod Ills No. Fertilizer.
Very respectfully yours
JOHN BAGoS.
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THos 3. HkppAwkT, Esq.,
Dear Sir 81 hare used Rhodes Super Phosphate
on wheat and The Increased yield therefrom was
on Ms crop n grass 1af toiiossi fully compensated
fa fls outlay N fertilizer. Yours very truly,
JAS. &. CHAPLAIN.
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HnLanoao, cAaoasr Co.. June 8. lses.

efetat9ssShtst
d. N. RnoDEs a Co. s9
GeRts s--fons Of the 30th alt, Il az baud. asking
the appearance Of the growing crops from tho app
cation Of Rhodes Phosphate II would say Ia foply
that have inquired Of several farmers 20 whom !
sold your Phosphates last fall 10 regard 10 their crops
aud they all, without single exception giveInc very
hatterng statements One farmer tells me he has The
largest wheat In Che neghbobood from the sppliea-
ton 81 Rhodes Manure at TIM rate u rs lb9 per
acre. Another says that bis wheal Il equay as rood
where be applied Rhodes, a. Il IL night alongside
where he applied Guano at the same rate per acre
could give you the Of several fertilizers used
in this neghborhood side by side 10 the same fields
with Rhodes Manure, and 10 every instance equally as
good, and Ia most cases better where Rhodes Il npp
ed, although costing ess than any other bat knowing
your objections 70 personal comparisons refrain from
naming the different fertilizers Rhodes Manure Is
also the avore here for the potato crop the farmers
universally say u exces anything else 10 making large
potatoes other fertilizers and afseg harvesting
good crops Of grain from an application Of two 20
three hundred bs. per acre Of Rhedeh' Manure.
think the grass crop following pays back the cost
WIZ CONNOLLY, ia.
NEW LoSDog. NEAR HfLLspoRo. clRoEIxE Co., MD.
MEssns. B. NJ. RHoDRs & Co., BaIto aat8
Dear Sirs Your letter Of inquiry dated May 30,
1868, respecting my experience with ydnr Standard
+
faction for several years. Ia 1855 and 1850 tried
other fertilizers, and finding my outlay too much for
my prodts last fall put out two tons o. 100000 and
two tons Of Rhodes Manure The oseOss was put In
with red wheat Erst and got the start Afterwards,
put the two tons Of Rhodes Manure on white wheat,
about tho same amount per acre. After the great
amount Of spring rains, the eseeeo Appeared TO fall
back, and the Standard Manure 90 the White wheat
u now the best prospect, and AS II Is the best for
grass, In my judgment, shall hse 90 my wheat crop
this fall, Rhodes Adaae and NO oer, a. Ia my jude-
ment Il pays better for the outlay az permanent In
Fvover. Yours, with great respect,
June 8, 1868, VIM. CONNOLLY, SR.
EAsToS, May Is, 1868.
MEssns. 3. NJ. RHopFs & Co.
GeHGemen Your letter Of The 2ist instant d at
hand and contents noted, Wehave sold Rhodes Su-
Per-Phosphate Of Lime for two years, and have not
heard any complaint il has given general fcto
We have used ourselves wheat and on grass with
satisfactory results We are satisfied that 1t doubled
our grass crop last year. Yours truly,
JOHNSON q THOMPSON.
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NEaa TRAFPE, May So 1868.
Mn. THos. =. HAppAwAv, 0 sX
Dear Sir f--Yon ask me concerning The effect 81
"ilh0ics Feftlizef." have used u on hut two
crops. en wheat In tho Aniumns Of 1855 and 1891
The effect considerable 90 the wheat Of 1866, bat
Nacsi parsed in tAs clover WAieA Jailssssf On the
crop o. Is1s nt shla time, the wheat on whlrh
20 was used IL very much better than that fer
tilted with possesses Ammoniassd Phosphate AMI
hui lItts inferior 10 that on which Peruvian Guano
was applied IN equAl quantity per aere.
From my limited experience taking The two cr0ps,
the wheat and sloyer which follows Il, prefer
Aacdes' Fertilizer. sas qnaaay per acre 10 Pernsiaa
0llaso ~ eng cther I Aars YET used
Yours, &e., CHAS. L. MUIIIKIN.
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T'aarrE. Nh, June 2, 1868
TIIos. s. HApnAwAy. ESQ /.

lTlIosl 8. HADnAwAY, Esq !, atb ~, e.sts
Dear Sir :--I was induced 70 try Rhodes, Super
Phosphate through your agency In this county and
with two years trial by seeding two hundred pounds
10 the acre. II win produce very near as well as the
Peruvian giano. and is far better for gyassA have
tried Il on potatoes, and find It great deal better
than stable manure used six tons In 1907,
and from the prospect shall use II again In 1868,
My experience H. ID Is far saperoro any Other in use
and those Of my friends who have used H. have apo-
ken very highly Of IL. Yours respectfully md
CALEB GRIFFIN.
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TaArrE. TALnor Cd, May .. Isps
Ma. HAppAwAr.

Ma. HADDAwAY. f y.
SIR s--In reply 70 your request 10 give my expert
ence IN using Rhodes a Cos STANDARD Manure /
would state that have used Il on wheat and grass.
and believe Il 10 DO the besf in asf prefer il al
least 10 all others. ! shall use Il this fall. ~
' Yours respectfully. a8
JAMES A. MATTHEW'S.
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TnArrE. TALBOT Co. M.

IHAFFE1 IALH1F D0, ND.
Ma, THos. s. HADpAwAY,
Dear Sir s--You dasired me to give you by exper-
ence Of Rhodes Fertilizer. |, Is med having pur-
chased ton last fall, applied 70 corn-land wheat,
and As i now looks compared with wheat glowing
beside ton ground heavily manfred Ior corn. II viii,
think, pay any farmer ior is purchase Nj neigh.
Dor, J. w. Martin, Esq, has used Il Tor several
years, 70 which have been an eyewitness b tssa-
liable elects both corn land and faIIow wheat aud
viii induce me % purchase more Of il this fall than
any other now know or
.Rg aa Respectfully yours,
d June 8. 1868. A.. II. BARNETT.
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cuuacn Hnr, 0. A. o., june %. ises

Mr. d. NJ. RHopEs.
Sir-in reply % yours received week or two since.
would say that have used your Standard Manure
every year since 1852 have also used several other
Phoaphatea and am confident that the adrantaqe
Rhodes has oyer any that have tried rs from fsoe-
ts.ffre 70 .ffiy per cent. both as permanent and
iuaneaiae ferfaizsr IwonId further state that Il Is
my sopinioa that red or white clay soil can be i'm
prayed faster and withless expense than with lime
have several times noticed great difference IA the
corn crop, aer having used 200 pounds per acre on
wheat and enltiyang the same land in corn tho next
year without applying any 90 The corn have never
used Rhodes that did not profit by II either IN the
immediate crop or the next crop OF corn o. grass.
consider Il good manure applied 10 the hill Tor corn.
Ia word think Rhodes the bat Phosphate hapc
used, either for Immediate or permanent good.
Yours with respect VIM. e. TEMPLE.
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SEEDING.
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The old Established and Standard Manure.


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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL CoIIKoR
near Hyattsplle. Nd, june ~, 6s.
MEssRs. b. N. RnopEs a Co.
S2 South street, Baltimore Nd ie
Gentlemen Your letter cnquiTing 10 TO our cx-
perienes In experimenting the farm Of tho Agr-
cultural College came duly % hA1d and / have
delayed my reply, hoping 10 find time 10 wrss more
In detail At present only say that The results
from the usa Of Rhodes SnperP hoNphate have always
been highly satigfaocry. Respectfully,
Registrar A. C.
Near GhAcEHAM FRmEaIcK Co., June "a, Gs.
MEssRs. b. NJ. RRoDEz a Co.
Ge1aLemsn I'll take great pleasure IN saying 10
you that have used your Standard Manure" ioF =
number Of years with great success. During these
years. also used many Of the leading Sol Phos-
pilates Of the country, experimenting side by side
with Rhodes and the result has becn that a. perma.
nent impruyer OF ths SOIL am disposed 10 hold yours
In the highest esteem. Very Respectfully, a
M --~ Va al y. RIGGS.
HTtLsBoHo. Mn. june 2, 1858.
b. N. RHODES & Co, Batimoxs. Nd. yea
Dear SsVs ~ Yours Of tho 18th May recoived and
contents noted. Ia answer to4youF Inquiry, can
say have very 6ne erDp Of wheat, resulting from
the use Of Rhodes SuperPhosphais. consider II aa
excellent manure, and viii use largely again ths fall
In speaking Of yonr Phosphate have field
seeded with about 160 lbu 30 the acre. and IL s con-
aidcrcd AZ good "A my neghhms who used 200 ibs 81
eSeeeeoeo on better land than mine. Ahal want
about aiteen or twenty tona this fall. N
Yours most respectfully,
5at fs a5l II, q. MORGAN
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svDLERsvIlLE, Q. Acc. june 10 1868.
Biassrs. q. d. RHoeEs n Co, yi.,s s'
Gshaes.el4-I haye used almost al kinds Of phox-
pilates that have been offered ia market. and must
say that have used Z Rholss with n,orc ss,ecess
and preft than any oltsr. particularly on sohs.t
yeytruly yours, WIN. A. BARWICK.
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CERTIFICATES.

MARYLAND AoHioULTURAL CoLiKuE. !
near Hyatsvillc, Nd, June ~, '0s. !
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cAnnnrpar FEnnr al.r %. lsas

THos. s. HAppAwAY, Esqs
My Dear Sir s--Ip reply 30 you
Ing ses ase | have made Of Rhodes
hA1uFs, ! would say tha, ! have Z
kinds Of PiiosphAiea. fos a number
and have fDand Il equal 70 anythin
ler both wheat and gra&G vey q
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Ma. Tnos. S. HApnAwAY,

AIEll lL.llI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-05
GEORGETOWN,
Affairs In GeorSetown.

PUBLIC SCHOOL GUARDIANs-TheG uardians
OF Public Schools met at the Mayors office last
Magee, Wilson, and dunlop, tsecretary.o when
the bills OF the Georgetown Courier sf3, for
printing, and of Buckley & Marbary, -. 10. tor
hardware, at sundry times, were passed The
monthly reports OF the teachers OF the sveral
schools were read and filed. They show that
the schools are all full, and there are about
leo children waiting TO be admitted. The Board
adjourned without transacting any further
business.
SENT TO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Boar
man last evening arrested tinsmith nam d
John Young, who had hearing before Justice
Buckley tins mo ming, charged with vagrancy.
He was sent to the workhouse for thirty days 4
DIsoRDERLY.-LukeC Conner was arrested last
evening by officer Myles for being intoxicated
and disorderly. He came before Justice Buckley,
and was fined in the sum of $3.50
REGIsTRArIoN.-The Board of Registration
was in session at the new market house to-day,
registering the names of voters and correcting
the list of last year. for use at the approaching
municipal election here.
ABOUT HOG.-A butcher named John Bow
ers was before Justice Buckley yesterday
charged with obtaining hog under false pre-
fences. Ii appeared that a colored man named
Richard Ward come to town with hog which
he offered TO Mr.. Bowers for sl2. Mr.. Ii. said
he would give him S1l for il; which offer the
colored man accepted. Mr.. Il. took the hog
weighing over 200 pounds, and placed il on his
tand. cut its head of, and then of red 10 pay
he colored man 81. This ne refused saving
that he had sold the hog for S11 per hundred
The colored man got his hog back.
SIXTH BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-The eIev.
enth monthly meeting of this association was
held at the Girard House last evening when
nine shares were sold at LID; twenty four at
ia, and five at 1880
WANTED THE MOSEY.-It will be remem-
bered that some time last summer a young man
a sailor, named Albert Bartlett, while under
the influence of liquor, fell one night from the
foot bridge across the canal, near the aqueduct
bridge, and was drowned. Justice Buckley
held an inquest over his body the next day, and
S1O.07, which was due him from the captain of
the boat on which he sailed, receipted for by
the Justice, and paid to MIR. Burch, the
undertaken, being payment in part for
the coffin in which the deceased was buried
This morning the Justice received letter
dated New Morfield, Clarke County, Ohio, jan
nary seth, 1sGS, from the mother of the deceased
saying: 81 wish you If you please to send me
the money (Sl0.07)by the Merchants Union Ex-
press Company, to New Morfield, Clarke
County, Ohio, if said company has an office al
your place, if they have no Office near you, you
can send il by mail"