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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12
MERcIlANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
Mercantile Reference
Register,

1NHE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE USIoH,
L organized to promote aud protect trade
nv enabling its Subscribers 10, attain facility
and safety IN tho granting Of CREDITS hid the
recovery Of claims at all points, have 10 an.
nounse that they will on or about September
lat 1868 publish in one largo qrarlo volume:
TnE MERcuASrs' PRoTEcriyE USIoS MEs.
cASTILE REVEScE RraIsrER, containing among
| other things the Names. ature 0i ,pusinesa,
Amount Of Capital, Financial Standing, and
rating as In Credit, Of over 10000 ofthC prin.
| cipal merchants traders, bankers, manufaclu.
rerE AMI public companies in moro than 30!
QUO Of The cities, towns, villages. and settle.
nlentS, throughout the United StRtoa. their Tor
ritories. and the most important information
auanable and necessary 10 enable The mPr-
chant TO ascertain at = glance tho CGriTAts
CHARACTER, md DTGRIg op CREnr Of such Of
his euslo,ncrs,ees arc deemed worthy 81 any grRl
dAtion Of credit, ''.
The reports and infOrmslidh 10 be givcA.in
Tho RTolsrEE will bc confined 10 those wqfIhy
ofscme line Of credit; aud as the same will Be
based, so far as practicable. upon the written
| statements OF lhc parties themselves revised
| and corrected bv we'll known and reliable 10.
gal correspondents, whose character Will
prove q guarantee Of Inc correctness Of The In.
formation furnished by them II IL believed that
the reports will prove more truthful and com.
plele, and. therefore, superior TO- and Of much
greater value. than any previously issued
BY aid ofthe MERcHASrs' RaoTLcIivI USfbr
MERCANTILE RtpERHNcE RLdlsTEn, business
men will be enabled to ascertain. at a glance.
the capital md graduation, Of credit. as compar.
cd with financial %plih, vi nearly every tner
chant. manufacturer, trader. and banker, With.
in The above NAMED territorial limits
On or about tue first Of each month. subser;I
bers will also receive tho MoxrnLY CnEnN, cir .
! containing among other things, rteord o1
such important changes In the nanP and rondi.
lion Of firms, throughout tho counlr Q. a. Nav N
cur subsequent To the publican, nn oieaeh half
yearly volume Of tho MrRct srlLr RiSrRENcs
RTGIsTER:
Priee'of Tho Merchants Union Mercantile
Reference Rcyister, Rhy dollats, $500 for
which i viii I've forwarded 10 any address in
inc Unlte'l Sih.es. transportation paid. =
h1idf RS .. five $40 shares ofihc Capital Stock
IN aoaiuCn to participating in The profits, will
receive ono copy Of the MERcASrlLE REFERENCE
REGISTER free ofchArge! holders OF ten shaIcs
viii be entitled to TWO copies: and m more
than ten shares Of the Capital Stock will be al.
lolted 10 any one applicant
| All remlttsneeS. orders, or communications
relative to the book, should be addressed to Ire
Merchants Protective Uniop in tho American
Exchange Bank Building No. l2S Br1AdwAy.
BOX 2s66.) New York.
rug 25-lys
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TsNpLE OF HoSoR We understand
that Temple No Il, Of West Virginia
Order Of Temple of Honor and Temper-
sncc, has been organized 1t Mason City
The charter contains the names Of in0l
sI!:al citizens. anil doubles will succeed
ana be the means of doing much good,
S-vsra! other charters are pending in
the State, and the indications arc that
: the Order will have a rapid increase. -
Although bu, lately introduced here, it ID
not a new organization; having been
founded in 1915. Those who are &C
quGinlCd with its workings, consider il
one of the hes. c)nsSructe!, and most
successful Of all the tcmperancs rra;arr-
tiles.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

NEWSPAPER CHANGE. notice by
the last Mason County Journal that Mr..
HoWsrl has dissolved his connection
with tina. paper. He assigns no reason
fort. but WO conjecture that the recent
democratic victory" and Mr.. Moore's
overwhelming majority" over GenerOl
WiIchcr for Congress, that hOnlked and
wro'e'o much about, has had something
10 DO with It. Mr.. I. Richardson "a
H'carpes.b'gser'' succeeds Kim. When
Mr. Richardson came TO our town, last
Nay, he was Radical of the deepest
dye, nnd profcssed member of the
Northern Methodist Church Now he
is an ultra, nulIiyine. revolutionary,
D;Air, Wade Hampton D!mocrat, an | a
Southern Methodist. Aud, we areSssti
on, to know what he 60. for himself,
Wien he sold out to the Democracy!
We wish him success financially, but
nothing but dafsa, and discomfort, polili-
cally.
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1rs1tcEs CoVnr,---On Monday last,
Jarnes Blackburn, Richard BuCg, Lem.
vel Shitilet and William Shifillet. we're
arrested aud brought before Esquire
French, for JepreiationS committed by
them on the farm of HafrSOG Frost; 10
Clendenurn township. They vera fined
s.Ph. one dollar and costs, and in de.
iAu!s Of payment. were sen! to Jail for
len days. Many complaints have been
rnals oflals Of wanton AMI mischievous
boys taking and destroying their neigh
Dor, property. We trust the above ex
ample will be e warning 10 those who
are in the habit Of committing these uu.
lawful acts.
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Board adjourned till Nov. icrh.

PErERsoN's MAGAZINE for December,
is already on our table. II Is splendid
number, with Two steel engrsvings, a
Monmouth fashion plate, colored pat
tern in Berlin work, aud nearly City
wool cuts, The principal steel engnav.
ing. "The Orphans Christmas Eve"
will touch every heart. We do not
wonder a, the immense circulation of"Fe
serson, said to Se the largest Id the
world-tor il really gives MORE FOR rHs
MONEY THAN ANY OTHER. Every body
oJgG! to subscribe for it. It's story are
the best published anywhere. In 1869
in addition to it' usual quantity of short
stories, Four Original Copyright Nouc.
lets will be given, viz: "Marie Antiouetle's
TSlismaii" by Mrs. Ann s. Stephens;
"ThO Mystery OF Blackwocd Grange"
by the author of "Sr Noels Herr
mates Winter IN Washington" by
Frank Lee BENEDICT; and 1.-THE Story Of
Maggie" by the author Of "susy L.
Dairy" The monmouth cOlored fash
ions in this Magazine. are always the
latest and prestiest, the principal editor
having lately gone 10 Paris to secure
patterns in advance. About thousand
pages Of reading matter will be given 10
1869, when the Magazine toiR be greatl,
Improved, The terms will however ro.
maiu Two DoIuARs a year 10 single
subscribers. TO clubs Il is cheaper Still
VIA; four copies for 5000. with large
engraving, (94 inches by l6 1.-THE
Star Of Bethlehem" as a premium 10 In,
person getting up cldb, or eight copies
for $1,000, with both an extra copy Of
the Magazine and a "Srar Of Bethlehem, :
as premiums Nop is the tins to get u,
cluJ'tOr 1869. Specimens of the Mag
azinO sent gratis. Address Chas. ]. Pc
tOrsOu, 500 Chestnut Street, Philadol.
pbiH, Pa.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

WE Understand The. Captain DOwr'y
has COW building, a new snd larger hull
Tor hi, little steamer Energy" When
completed tho Captain will be enabled
to compete with suy one who may feel
disposed to oppose him in the Syracuse
and Pomeroy trade. The Energy" is
now making her regular daily tips be-
tween those points, and We are gratifsd
to know that she is receiving a liberia
and paying patronage.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

PAmTlNo.-shOuld any Of our readers
desire 10 have painting, granting or pn'
per hanging done, we advise them to
give their work TO Mr.. L D. Allen, He
swirl, neat aud experienced workman.
lie has just completed job Of painting
cad pApor.hunglug for ne. which 70 do
not believe can bs surpassed by any me,
shanie.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

"TaE LITTLE CaRPoS,r
title of Juvenile M,g ov 90
the fourth year of its puhII .daa D.
has a larger circulation Than an, o'6or
periodical Ofiu kind in the uorH l.
is full Of matter entertaining end jus'rur-
tive TO the young mind, aud which grown
up folks may also read with profit. 1t
can be had at u per snuum (per twelve
months. Those who subscribe now
will receive fourteen uumb-s for that
price. They will get the Novsmbsr AID
December number this year and all
next, This Magazine is one Of The best
educstors of the rising generation that
can DO introduced into family Liber
al premiums are given to those &hogr'
up clubs.
Address, Alfred seHsli, Pubiishcr,
Chicago, Illinois.
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!. West virginia
GlLLIGEI

TIE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTITU.
i TloN will begin September LIST, 1856
The scope 3ithe College, beside 4 PREPARi
AToRY DEPARTMENT. embraces full and
thorough Courses ofInslructiOn In McthemAt.
les. Ancient and Modern LangusgcA phllos.
opay, General Literature, the Sciences, Agri.
culture and Military Tactics,
The cost Of Tuition. Books md Boarding
need mol exceed from %lM 10 l75 per annuni. ,
In respect 10 health, beautiful scenery and
favorable moral surroundings, the Pliesis un.
surpassed.
ALFX, MARTIN, D. D., President, and
Professor OF Mental and Moral Philosophy
J. s. LYoS, A. ~. vit6 President, Profess.
or Of English Litoraiuie. and Principal Pnpa.
tory Department.
Col j. Il, WHAvER. A. n, Professor Of
Mathematics and pi Military Tactics.
3 g. STEvNSs. 4 N, Professor 81 Natural
philosophy and Of Natural, Sciences.
HrSRT ". HARNAS, ID. D.. Professor Of An.
oient and Modern Languages and LtepturN
OLIVER W. MUM, a. ", Assistant In tho
Preparatory Department.
GEp' NJ. HAoASa. ESQ. Superintendent Of
lhcc uTpunds and Buildinga
HueH W. Back, N. D., Lecturer on Phyai.
oligy and Hygiene.
HoS. Jouw A, DnAE, LeelbIer on Civil and
and Constitutional Law. G
ALIEN, MARTIN.
MORdsSTowS, West Va. Iocti-iJ:
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UnprincipIed

Deolers often recommend other blters because
they have not RobNek's We desire to bautlOn
the afflicted against Purchasing any Of them,
buy Robaek's Stomach Bitlers and none othgS
II you would combat dii0lse successfully.
Z. s, Bright, Agent.
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Al Ounce of Preventive

r, ~ nOund Of cure, Fever and Ague
.7H h rrrvcnted in all climates and in all
constitutions hv the constant use OF Robaek's
stomach Riuers and oftimes he very worst
eases have hecn cured by their timely uso.--
Persons living in malarjous districts should
never be wiIho1tthom E. s. Bright. Agent
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

ENCOURAGE HONE MECHANICS We
direct the attention Of formers and Others
TO the advertisement Of S. ] Shntle &
Co., Saddles, Bride, Harness and Whip
manufacturers, and not only do we ask
you 10 read their advertisement but
when you want any ,hing 10 their line to
be sure and buy il Of them We are
SATISFIED you crn buy ssddI,s. harness,
brides, haIlers. lines, collars. whips
&c, great deal lower from them 'han
you can get the sams articles, ether at
Gallipolis or PomerOy. Mr.. Shiud'T
the senior Of the firm, is himself pfso
teal workman, and has complete super
vision Of the eStablishmenl. aud no vorE
will be allowed to leave HE shop IN -
it passes under bis scru'ihising eve
Therefore, we say, palroniEr your tome
mechanics.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

II you went anything in che way Of
Bills, Circulars, Bill-heHds, Bills Of La.
ding, Cards, Lo.er-headS. Tags. &c.,
cell at the Register Office and have II
done, and don't forget to subscribe for
the paper.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

WE direct the attention Of our readers
the card Of Dr.. Andrew R, Barbcc, in
this issue Of our paper. He comes here
we'll recommended as a most excellent
md successful pby'iciOn. We be'p,ak
Tor him 4 liberal share Of patronage. I
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

REuS.os -ThtFe will DO q reunion OF
the officers aud men who formerly be-
lonSed 10 the 4lh Va. Vol. Inf'y. at
Pomeroy, o., Nov. 18th, 1868. Come
one, come al Let there DO Grand
turn Out! D. A. RUSSELL Sec'y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

We direct attention TO the advertise.
msnt Of Commissioners sale of valuable
farming aud mineral lands, np,r Ls.srt
Falls.
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ABSTRACT OF FsE PROCEEDINGS OF
THa BoANb OF SUPERvuORs.-At 4
meeting oFtEe Board Of Supervisors oil
Mason county held at the Court House
on the 4th day of November, 1868.
s. P, somervillo gave the Board notice
10 writing Of his intention 10 cOu,ss, the
election of w, H. Powell to the Offios
Of Supervisor of Waggeuer township,
Calvin NJ. Moore also gave notice Of
his intention to contss. tho election OIL
F. T. Jones as Surveyor Of Roads oil
Clsudsnsn township.
Simon GWiu aud John Black on ap-
plication for road, 90 order entered
directing the land owners along the
route ofshe road to be summoned to show
cause if any they can, against the s1tSb-
lishmeGl of the road.
b., Rollin, on application to vaca.O
road; Old road beginning near Tho'.
ROush's on the line between Rollins
aud Abrahm Roush aRd running
down Clay Lick Ron to the line be-
tween Rollins and a, Q, Sayrs, near
where Abraham Johnson now lives
Ordered discontinued and vacated.
John Leonard was granted a certificate
q good moral character for the purpose
Of obtaining license to keep hotel at
his house in West COlumbia. Reuben
Harrison was granted a similar csrti6-
cate for the same purpose at his house
10 Cologne.
Edward Grsenlee and others VS. George
Tablet aud others on application for
road. On motion Of the defendants
counsel, aud for reasons appearing 10
the Board, tho report of the viewers
was quaShed.
SECOND DAY
Upon motion the Board fixed upon
Monday the 10th of November, SO, as
the time Tor trying the contested cleo
lion cases.
Upon motion the iOrsmer orders 10 70
lation TO the salary Of the County Super.
intendent Of Free Schools, we're set aside
aud the salary 6xod OF $500 per onnum,
Upou motion, f Smith. John Fry
and Samuel ". SOmervile. we're sppoln-
ted a committee to examine the bridge
at Broad river in Graham tp. and rspOr,
it's condition 10 the next meeting OF the
Board.
Adam Taylor WIS allowed the sum OF
1915 SO for building bridge across iw,
mile Greet in Graham township Pay
able to G. W. Humphrey.
A.C. Mason Assessor of Dist No. 1,
allowed for bis services $3.50. ThomuS
Pain bounty, $50. Jerome ChiIders for
bounty, $50. Maria Collier for taking
care of insane daughter, $50 A, P.
Dean for sending ont poll books. SO.
Upon motion James H. Holloway aud
D, W, PoIsIey we're appointed COM
mitlee to investigate the claims for dam.
ages in the case of Joht W. steembesg,r
on application Tor road in MERGERS Bot.
tom.
Board adjourned till Nov. iGth.
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MARSnAL's SALE,-ln this issue will
found the hNrShAl's advertisement for
tho sale Of the Charley Bowen. She iS
to be sold on the is. day Of December
next,
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GoDRr's LADY's Boox,-The Novcm'
Der number Of this valuable monthly is
on our table. Cooley is the favoriIr
with everybody The ladies fairly wOr-
ship it. Its steel plate eugru'ings,
colored plates, extension sheets of fash
ions, wood engroviugs Of articles Of
dress, &C., together with its high toned
literature. places it at the head OF Ameri
can Magazines OF its class. Every lady
should subscribe for it. Address L A.
Cooley, Philadelphia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

Samuel Mccoy Jr., of Buffalo. bA,
been appointed Mail Agent for the Ka.
DOwha river route. He takes his place
on the Belle.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

WO notice that Ito W. F. Curtis,
has gone into the KanSwhu and Cinoiu
natl trade, as a regular packet She ia
commanded by Captain luries Rice.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

PlInchO!!S for sale al Smith 4 Polls
eye. I,is quito curiosity, Go and
~, one,
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ACCIDENT. 20, G. Millet. Esq, was
recently thrown iroui his horse, aud 10
ceived some slight injuries. which con
fined him to hi5 homo day or Two.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

THE AsERIcAN SToCK J Journal Far.
msrs wishing pleasant and profitable
residing should send their uaneS and al
dress to N. P Boyer & Co.. Petersburg
Chester Co., Pa, and receive free and
post paid, three copies Of the above
Journal. Also splendidly Illustrated
Show Bill and Premium List. Offering
great Inducements to Agents for OBJ ain
ing subscribers a, the low price Of 81
per Hdtum.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

10 their line Of boots and shoes, our
enterptisiug friends, Smith Is Martin
sre not to be surpassed Their stock is
all custom made, and can oe relied upon
for nestnoss and durability.
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The Result IN KENTUCKY No one
who is 10 the hntit Of betting, ever re-
fused to bet that Kentucky would give q
majority for Seymour and Blair. Meth
er did any ono ever refuse TO go hIs last
dollar that he coul get better bargains
in buying clothing from A. Hess, than
at any other place. This has been so
we'll settled that no one will take the
other side oil the bet. S, you want a
winter suit. just call across the street
from our Office.
Mr.. Hess, has also just received new
LOT of boots and shoes, among which is
large iOtUf boys boon Give him a
nsll.
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you want Onylhiug in the line of
Dry Goods, cheap. and Of good quail
ity, call al Smith & Martins, Main st
Their stock is ell the Tins kept up, and
everything can be found that is to be
found in any genera store.
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Appointed Edgar A. PolsIe,, E-q
has been appointed Deputy Sheriff FIR
Mason county, in place of Capt. B. ]
Rollins resigned. Mr. Pol'ley will make
good officer. We ore truly gra.ifed AT
bis appointment No better or Worrhipr
young mao, or one more acceptable to
the people, could have been found in the
county, to have bestowed this honor upon
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CHI AND EXAMINE

which he has ordered expressly for this market
and guarantees them.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20

several hard showers of rain during
the eveuiag. The river here is still
rising At the rate Of one-half inch per
hour. and has risen sixteen feet alto
gether.
The Arkansas was falling at Little
Rock, on Saturday. with twenty feet
In the channel. White River is bank
full, and rising slowly at Duvalls
Bluff.
There was a fair amount of bust
ness doing on the wharf yesterday,
with a large number of boats in port.
Freights for all points are scarce.
The rain poured down IN torrents last
evening for while, checking all oper-
ations on the wharf.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20

Through Bills Of Lading ,giUen to all
points South or East.
oc29 d3m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20

STEAMBOAT PRINTING
For otLer Rfrer I.ems Sc FJgh rage.

NO printing establishment in the West
mas better facilities or greater ability for
doing nue steam boat Printing. Our assort-
rnent Of Job Type, though very large ana
complete. is constantly being added to. ana
cR1r fOb department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best JOB printers
Ia the United States. We are prepared 70
print Posters, plain or fancy Bill Heads,
Bills Ladfng, Cards, Deck and Meal TICK
cts, Bills Of Fare, Mates Tickets for LABOR
&C. &c. Orders left with either OF the
wharf boats viii be promptly attended &c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20

For CAIRO.-The gay and dashlug
Cumberland is the regular Cairo
packet at o'clock to-day, and has
elegant passenger accommodations.
Capt Ben. Howard is in command,
and a cleverer gentleman never pulled
a bell-rope. Tom. Brashear and
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20

Collectors Sale of Real Estate. to
Pay Cost and Expenses of Street,
Alley, and Sidewalk Improve
ments.
RYOTECE-Is hereby given that by vir-
~ tue of sundFy preCepts issued by The
Mayor of the city OF Evansville, and TO me
directed, will sell at public auction. at
the door of the Court House, in said city,
on Thursday, the 10Th day OF March, 1868,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the following lots and
parts Of lots of Real Estate, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the
amount charged and assessed against the
same, together with the cost Of sale, said
charges and assessment being FOR the cost
and expenses of street, alley and sidewalk
improvements and that said sale will be
namely, on Friday, the 10Th day of March,
1858, at the same hour and place for the
purpose OF selling such property as may
have been sold on the day first above
mentioned, aud not paid for, viz:
FOR ASSESSMENT OF STREET Im-
PROVEMENTS.
LOWER EELARGEKEET.
Fractional Lot No. 2, Samuel
Rogers, 0H .-----...s4fV o%I4
FOURTH ENLARGEMENT.
Fractional Block No. 4 Edward
Lot 0g BocR To- Patrcx BGrE 81 ~
FOR ASSESSMENT FOR ALLEY M
PRONEMENTS.
ORIGINAL PLAN.
81 by 70 feet, being the northeast
27-50th part OF Lot No. 10. John
HeWsOn, OWL E51 "a
FOR ASSESSMENT FOR SIDEWALK
IMPROVEMENTS.
UPPER ENHANCEMENT.
Cd Subdivision OF Outlet 3, heirs
of John Felger, owners ........-........s IS 30
EASTERN ENHANCEMENT.
Lot No. II Block 80, John Kehoe,
owner u
Lot IL Block "a, German Evangei-
1cal Church, owner. ............ 145 1914
EoRTHEAsTERN ENLARGEMENT.
East q Of Lot \ o. 8 BlOcA II, "a % Lot
Block II, IS 90 b. Graham. owner.
Lot l. Block IL, John &. SIrassers
OWNER Az
LAMAsCo.
Lot No. u Block 50, sI2 1215; Lot Is Block
81, SI3 ~, John Zwollen, owner.
FOURTH ENLARGEMENT.
Io' 5 Block 10, Patrick Bunk, own
er Y %
WM. {. HAZELRlGG,
rnarf-d2w Collector.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03

e eoasal..a..aslggss COO. o. aasss....la.. !.

Seeing the. use of, ashes strongly
recommended, an many have lttiedNfhe
refuse of TIE crate ami coal stoNeWith
no ffafterings results 45Ehenr they ask
the question printed in large letters
above. Yes, Coal-ashes havedseWe
value.,tut, for. geieraf eA dsc much less
than wood-ashes. In general des-
cription that answers theF purrnse of
the farmer, the composition of wood
ashes,naay be said TO be potash, sandy san
matter, and lime. In the ash OF elm,
hickory and white oak there is GOOD
deal of lime and potash. In the ash
of pine wood almost ifoHlime and very
little potFho G6al-ash, gives sandy
matter and q little lime. All plants
want some oftlmt sandy1matter, and
it is literally supplied BY most soils.
The sick isf In nstl7e tie ash Of fstolie oOohl ifzs
this HSslfiafitE, it is SO fna dAat theeT
rain dfssoiVe55 SOW it easily and feeds it HbA
orally to PLANTS 9ft III the early partlef the
summer. Hence, coal ashes are of
most benefit on, crops OF plants that
grow very fast in May and june and
come to harvest early. Forcereals and
tubers that are harvested lateain the
season, o coal agh i US Hot worth the labor
OF. f.raRtingand spreading. But on grass,
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ash spread tlrinaandawell Eakeds in is
profitable application.9A JVoszd.ss heA