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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-02
w. MORRISON.
Excels Peruvian Guano.

RDDIcKsvILLE, N. c., July 12h, 1867.
MEssRs CuAs. REID & SoN-Gentlemen In
response to your favor of the 9th ult., in refer
ence to Zells Super Phosphate of Lime, its re-
suits on crops, &C., 1 must say that from present
indications it is all that could ask or expect;
the seasons as you know have been very I'M
favorable, particularly in testing Fertilizers
Guano as general thing has so far proved
failure, owing to the continued spells of heavy
rains tried Zell's Super Phosphate on por-
ton of my corn crop, and also Peruvian Guano;
that portion on which | tried Zell's Phosphate far
excels that of the guano, both as regards color
and size: it is greener and much larger; be-
lieve from observation that Zell's Super Pbos-
phate is equal if not superior to guano on corn
at least such has been its results this season.
Hoping it may meet with the success it seemingly
deserves, am, Your obedient servant,
ADRIAN RIDDICK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-02
FROM GEORGIA.
Preferred to Peruvian Guano for Cotton.
IAMTONYILLR,


Burke Co., Geo, Oct. 22d, 1867.
MEssRs JOHN D. Burt 4 BRo.-Genttenen:
The Raw Bone and Super Phosphate of Lime,
manufactured by Messrs. P. Zell Sons, that l
purchased of you last spring, used upon corn
and cotton at the rate of two hundred pounds per
acre. The result has been much better than
expected, and | am satisfied it will compare
favorably with the best standard manures l
used it by the side of pure Peruvian Guano, and
see very little difference in the crop. | would
give preference to the Super Phosphate for
cotton. and the Raw Bone for corn. shall use
the same manure next year.
Your obedient servant
F. G. GCDBEE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-02
It Keeps Off the Bug.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nor. 18th, 1867.

COLUMBIA S. c., Nor. 18th, 1867.
J. G.. GIBBEs AGEYT,-Dear Sir: used
"Zelps Raw Bone Phosphate " on my cotton: L
found it of great service on my corn too; found
it kept off the bug. Several of my neighbors had
TO replant two or three times, but found the
bugs did not attack the corn where the Phosphate
had been used. Yours, &c.
THOS. SESSIONS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-02
Exceed Expectations.
NEAR RALEIGH, N. c., Oct 18th, 1867.

MEssRs PULMAM, JONES & Co., Raleigh,-
Gentlemen: l used this year the Zelrs Super
Phosphate of Lime purchased of you, upon my
corn, Sweet Potatoes, Field Peas and Turnips
Nv land, which is thin, had DO other manure
upon it, and take pleasure in stating that had
no expectation of the abundant yield of Corn aud
Peas already realized, nor of the surprising
yield which the Turnips and Potatoes so fairly
promise Very respectfully yours &c,
QUINT0N ADAMS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-02
Yours truly,
j. L. SAUTER.
GREENCAsTLE, Pa, Jan. 9, 1861.


MEssRs. p. YELL & SoNs-Gentlemen Mr.
Joseph SDively put his Wheat out in the fall OF
1865 with your Super Phosphate, and harvested
the best crop that was raised in this neighbor-
hood he also used it on his Corn last spring
with GOOD effect, and also on his Wheat crop last
fall, and his Wheat promises another good crop
He.prefers your Super Phosphate to any Fertil'
izer used in this section; number of our Gus
toners that have used it speak very faverably
of it.
Very truly yours,
SCHAFHIRT & IMBRIE.
SO per cent. Increased Yield on Cotton
and Corn.
MrcKLENBURG Co., n. c., Nov. 2Oh, 1867.
MrssRs. P. ZgLL & SoYs,-Gents: purchased
your Raw Bone Phosphate and Super Phosphate
of Lime of Messrs j. Y. Bryce Co., and used
them successfully on both my cotton and corn
crop. can safely say that they added at least
fifty per cent to the quantity.
Very respectfully,
W. MORRISON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-02
JOHN BATS.
heaper and Better than Peruvian Guano.

FARoUIER Co., Va, Aug. %, 1861.
Mr.. Il. C. NEWLY, WdrreHtOn, Ea.-Dear SIR
This is to certify, that on the 22d of October
1866, used ZeIrs Super Phosphate of Lime,
one Bag of Bone Dust, and same quantity OF
Peruvian Guano, on Corn land Of the same quail
ity; the growth of wheat where the Super Phos-
phate of Lime was used was equal to that on
which the Peruvian Guano was used, and much
better than the Bone Dust. From my expert
ment. | have no hesitation in propouncing Cells
Super Phosphate of Lime the best and cheapest
Fertilizer.
Yours, etc,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-02
Better than Higher-priced Phosphates
and Stable Manure.
BALTIMORE Co., July 9, 1867.

MEssRs. P. ZELL & SoNs-Gentlemen l have
used your Raw Bone Phosphate on Wheat kye'
Corn and Oats, beside much higher priced Phos-
phates, and also beside ground heavily MANFRED
and have found it superior to all of them SO
much to my satisfaction that shall continue It's
use hereafter.
Nourc firmly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-02
QUINTON ADAMS.
Better than Peruvian Guano on Cotton

CHARLOTTE, n. c., Oct. 10th, 1867.
MEssRs. p. ZELL & SONs,-Dedr Srs: l ex-
perimented with your Raw Bone Phosphate and
Super Phosphate of Lime this year on my cotton,
and found that they acted admirably, better 1
think than any other Fertilizer now used by our
farmers Peruvian Guano not excepted, which 1
also used. i. n LAhloNp'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-02
p. W. MoREHEAD.
Still Another Large Increased

Still another Large Increased Yield.
wnsoy, n. c., Oct 18Th, 1866.
MEssRs. T. C. DAVIES & Co.-DeGr Strs: /
used Zelrs Super Phosphate Of Lime on my cot
ton crop this year, and am well satisfied that
the quantity produced is twice what 1t "0uld
have bsen without it. / used about 200 lbs. 10
the acre without compost.
J. j. FENDER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-02
Highly Spoken OF.
AUGUSTA, Gro, Oct. An, 1867.

AUGUSTA, GEO, Oct 4h, 1867.
MrssRs. p. YELL & SoSs,-Dear Sirs: We
furnished your Phosphate of Lime to DR.. j. S.
Linton, Athens, Georgia, and Mr.. j. W. What
ley, Peach Island, s. c.; both parties speak
highly of it. Yours truly,
LINTON & DOUGHTY.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Equal to Peruvian Guano.
EDGEcoMB Co., n. c., July 18th, 1867

MEssRs. CHAs REID & SoN, Norfolk, "a
Gentlemen: | used Zelrs Super Phosphate Of
Lime on half my wheat crop last fall, and the
other half | manfred with Peruvian Guano, and
the Phosphate was equally as good as the Guano;
and | have used some this year on corn and cot
tom the growth of the corn is very good
think will nearly double the crop | used the
Peruvian and the Patapsco on my cotton ana
Zelrs seems to be fully as good as either
Respectfully C. S. BRASWELL.
Better than Peruv. Guano and other Fertilizers
JoYsER's DEPOT, N. G., July 18Th, 1861
MrssRs. Cuas. REID & Son, Norfolk, Va
Gentlemen. Yours of the 9th inst to hand, in
quiring after the fertilizing qualities Of zcli's
Super Phosphate Of Lime; in reply will state
I have tried Zelps with four other Fertilizers
and think so far it is the best rather shows the
best at this time; but the exceedingly wet and
bad season has hindered any kind from showing
what tmight under more favorable season. The
other kinds have used this year are the Peru
Wan, Pacific, and the caribbean Sea Guano
thus far Zell's is the best | used some on wheat
and oats last fall and spring, and some Peruvian;
Zelrs turned out very well-better than the Peru
Wan Guauo. Very respectfully,
JOHN BATS.
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the law gives him power the execution OF con
tract Tor the work contemplated In the resolu-
s s mo Mayor likewise requests reconsider
creea o, the resolutions providing for the IN
.n, OF street lamps, and stay OF all further
@ t IN regard thereto until the report Of the committee
nj ae SUBJECT acted upon The communications were
g," on ME- resolution adopted, requesting the
ohe ~ TO change the city charter TO
70 ard % m 70 charge the lighting OF the street lamps
sen,h hg WORK is now done. petition was received
it V ~ pVpery owners on Parkave., demonstrating
against inc proposed manner assessment for tho work
% opening S' @Heaoe to Broadway The Law Commit
zee rsporeu ~ reaon 10 the petition Of Mrs McGee for
relief from the city in consideration OF the oss m nron
fiy sustained by her through the insufcency Of the
drainage during the September freshet when her house
on Nfth-ave a sunken lot, was DESTROYED A short
time previous her husband lost his life while atemnne
to rescue woman and three girls from drownin9. rhs
committee report that there funds at tbe dls
posal OF the corporation applicable TO such purpose the
tanned IN any other way than upon the verdict Of Jury
against tho city in the matter After some further 6us
ness the Board adjourned.
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c1oAR MANUFACTURERS ADDRESS

The cigar manufacturers have issued an adj
dress to the trade throughout the United States and tho
New Dominion wherein they detail at great length the
grievances they have suffered ut the hands OF their jour
neymen The address says that the present prices paid
fully three times great as they were ten years ago.
and that notwithstanding this. the tourneymen are con-
stantly clamOJIng for The manufacturers once
proposed the appointment Of an Arbitration Committee
by each party TO tie contest 10 settle all disputed points
but the Unions would listen 70 no reasonable proposition
aud knew bounds In their denandh. Again, the EN-
pOyers offered advance the present rates,
on the condition that tho wOrkmen should pledge them
selves 70 demand further increase for six months.
TO this proposition the Executive Committees Of the
Unions. after long delay, replied that they
were prepared TO report faNOraDly on H' pro-
viding the employers would consent 10 employ none
but Union 70 this proyso Tho manufacturers re-
fused TO accede and TO protect themselves frOu further
imposition discharged all Union men from their faco-
es In cOnclusiOn the address explains that this step
was taken not on account Of opposition to Trades
Unions general, but as measure OF selfprotectlon
The letter appeals all manufacturers to refrain from
their working force for the present. ana warns
them that unless the unruy JOurneylnen OF newborn
are properly dealt with Their example may occo"e CON
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BROOKLYN LIBERAL CHRISTIAN UNION.
The Brooklyn Liberal Christian Union held it


adjourned annual meeting in the chapel Of the Rev. Mr.
Putnam's Church. Perrep ontst., corner OF Monroe
place, last evening Mr. Robert Foster was In the eDar
The proceedings opened by the Rev. Mr. Putnam
reading chapter OF the Gospel Of John and onerlng
prayer The annual report read by the President IN
which he spoke OF the Reading Room as having been
greatly improved I'm the selection OF periodicals ana
books. The visitors were also much improved women
were promised ample opportunity Tor Work IN the
Tho Reading Room now thoroughly unsecti0naI IN
all its selections OF lterature-it was all things
to all men. Four thousand dollars had been re.
ceIyod during the year, and 1t was recommended
rs measure OF good policy TO open the Reading
Room the afternoon OF Sunday From the Treas
urers report 1t appeared that the expenditures OF the
year from Dec 20, 1867, to Nov. a. 1861 amounts to
S1,i7l 10. leaving balance due to the Treasurer OF
s273 46. The Rev. John W. Chadwick read paper which
treated OF the points upon which Mr.. Foster bad
addressed re audience. He recommended the f0unda-
ton OF society for the prevention OF ignorance among
tho wealthy classes The election OF officers resulted in
tho choice Of Mr. Charles p. Garvish President; Ed
ward Fisher Secretary aud Robert Foster Treasurer
The Board Of Directors includes representatives OF Uni
tartan, Unversalst, Congregational Episcopal and Bap
tlst churches. The Row. Mr.. Gallagher delivered ad
dress on the importance OF the Reading Room. The
Rev. Mr. Putnam followed in brief address upon the
OF the Union during the past year Tho Rev Mr.
Blanchard also addressed the meeting.
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DIED.

BgLon sh.rneoS New % Carrie Josephine. Only shh
aud Carrie Belt .s'1 jsss month. .ad a.y.
from her .,s residence TsDs bstrsea ss~
ond and IhiriA'eA ON Tuesday, at2 p.
BRyIBR-M N~toBsord Columbia Co, Friday She seth ie.t
Margaret Van WEEK wife q the ksv John u Bsvis, saa aa'EA
Fur at The vault 10 Hhkm Village Wednesday al IL
TclocL
BAKgR-on Sunday Nov a. Henry Baker Of cshs Avss
I'll. le n,r.l at the rst
deuce. No IS POrsyth-st Tuesday. Nov a. a. o'clock
BEsKARDon Saturday evening Nov a. Philip Bsufud In the
The friends Of the 1, are respectfully Invited attend
ho ST. BsolOnews Church. Lafayette place, Taeday Nov ~
at ~ o'clock
cHANDLRR-ou Sunday morning Nov a. at til. resen. Of hes
Maria Ch,rder. in the sSth yeN Of age ,u,
Nov. a. at o'clock m from ST. Mays Church, ClassonsVe
C0CKCRoFr-oa sunday Nov p Emma Louisa se Of w@ coef
croft NJ ard yog.Es; g Of or. we sa 10 si,..I
her funeral TO-DAY ruesd,yl the Path inst a. M from her ns
residsnee No. West siItsenhs. Without farther nouoe
cORLEY-Oo Sunday Nov a. aner short Illness C''hirrs Adsa
| wife Of Christopher Corley. aged - years -, , A..
Tn. r.uvss and friends fsn respectfully sTsd 70 .ts,H
the ee On "Wednesday fth iust Is o'clock hOA her Ave
| fsiiSscs No n West Forty sIhsI
DovE-A. KEY Florida Thar, Sey ~ 1862 Capt B'i%
min M Dove, u 3 NAVY n 'ae '''A !e" :" NJ" sse
Blmra papers please copy.
FAGELA sira.S9E Frame. LoSI; F.s. ia bic A rear Tor
HALLsuddepy Sunday Nov a. David Hal, In the 7lss d
?" sEe -, ,., =, IT, ,ur, ana u. ,eo,.,, ~ m. N.v
York respectfully invited sead bis funeral from The Ms
eer Presbyterian Church Wednesday the 2' nsi at OeOeh
MORGAH-At FauwoOd j. Saturday Nov 81 1862 Esther us
wam MOTs.a AID ds"ser t .Ss ..e RALPH pO%s'o n.
S5 INST w Al m 'I a' "A'"
Ne~ars papers please copy.
sCHAFFSsRou saturday S0y 9! amer Lingering llss. s.iO~'
The relatives family respectfully invited 70 attend
the from her late residence No 21 ssTenht this ueisJD
afternoon a. O'CLOCK
THoRP-n this city on Friday the 10Th ut Augustus ThOrp.
The friends family invited to attend bis fuu.ral q. 81 P.srs
Church. Railway, fnesiay Nov "a, si2. o'clock p
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MEXICO

PROBABLE RESIGNATION OF THE SECRETARY
OF wAR-RELATiONs BETWEEN MEXICO
AND TIE UNITED srATEs-THE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT-THE TRIAL OF GEN. CANrO.
HAVANA, Nov. 23.-An arrival from Vera Cruz
brings the following intelligence from the interior:
The resignation OF Gen. Mca, Minister OF War, about
TO be- tried for unauthorized expenditure Of public mon
eys ia considered certain Generals Diaz, Aatorre, and
Berrozabel spoken OF prominent candidates Tor
the Office The report that instruction had been or
oyes to be unfOunded That part OF the country IL per
isety tranquil The Mexican Journals are dScnssng t9
states Minister Gen. Rosecrans, and indulge IN mnen
speculation 10 what action Gen. Grant, on assuming
his Presidential Office will take concerning the relations
OF Mexico and the United States The Mexican Secretary
OF the Treasury has issued circular complaining that
the officers many of the Custom Houses disobey the
ORDERS OF the Department at Mexico ana act at1setor
Engenie Nautla for Galveston wrecked at the
mouth Of the CoatzScoalcos River.
The civil authorities Of Manzanilo and other CONNER
cal cities have asked the National Government to en-
force the law regulating labor and wages; but the Gov
eminent has refused request declaring tho law TO be
uneonsttutiona and arguing that labor should DO Tree
Of legislative interference.
Heavy innndalons IN many portions OF the country,
causing great loss of property reported
Tho demand Of Gen Canto TO be tried by a military
court for the alleged assassination OF Gen Paton has
been refused and he will be- taken to Durango the scene
OF me crime, Tor trial by the local cyil courts
Ile National Congress has extended its session.
TIE RESURRECTION IN NORTHUMBERLAND
OF ESC0BADO--SrREADO OF THE INSTRUCTION.
NEw-0RLEANs. Nov. 23.-Ihe Times of this
evening copies from The brownsville Ralchero Extra,
dated the i2h inst letters from Monterey received the
previous night. They state that Escobedc having gone
from Tampco to Victoria for the purpose OF commencing
the TamaIlpas campaign Jointly with the troops from
MatamorIs surprised by the entire force Of Vargas
Hacienda dc Alanas. EscobedO defeated, barely
escaping with few of his STAFF 10 Monterey EscO
bedo's forces fought badly, and before the fight
hurrahcd Tor Vargas aud Canalcs,
and finally declared in favor of the rebels
Escobcdo attempted collect his force at Monterey but
failed the soldiers refusing to march without nrst being
paid and afcrward openly refused to fight against their
Tamaulpas brethren. E-cobcdo seeing ts complicated
state Of affairs sent In his resignation, declaring himself
Incapable OF putting down the Tamaulpas revolution.
The forces at Victoria under Lopez and MontesinOs. be-
coming demOaized dishnudcd themselves, large pOr
tOn Joining Nargoss command. IL Is believed by ths
time TampcO has pronounced "a well other towns IN
the state ana soon the entire state VIII Do IN the hahus
Of Vargas