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The Portland daily press., 1868-03-21
THE
SUNDAY ADVERTISER +!
ESTABLISHED NOVEMBER, 1867
i. 7. McGREGOR,
EDITOR AND BLISHER

THIS paper is issued its imports, on eyery
sunday morning, and lpplied to regulqr city
subscribers by carriers at So 20. Subscribers take
for three six, or twelve mouths.
IL aspTes to no lead in party politics; and while II
can see faults aud vri ues in each party and pre-.
sumes not to ignore the adyar tages party organic
atoms t9 the countryt chooses to renan Co serva-
tive and independent in its political situation and
reiaupns. Our primary purpose Is to make the SUS-
DAY ADVEETIsEh paper OF equal usefulness tc
anu the public generally. A paper thai viii be 4
pleasant Sunday COMPANION, and ut practice val
ne to every person, in both It's original and selected
matter. give 10 every subscriber more than the
money paid for it IL worth to them In any other In.
vestment they can max o It.
Each number will contain a good Story or Sketch
also choice misce laneous select ons, anu editorials
on all The leading topics Of the day. The sur AZ
COLUMN. wheih has proved to I've fav0rite d part.
ment with many OF our readers will be Kept un dur
ing the year, giving articles social and religious
subjecls.
Our Commercial Market Departments.
We shall make this spe' iaty in each edition.
We have in this The aid OF several most coupelent
and reliable traders. whose services cannot fail TO be
appreciated by the observant reader.
later News.
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latest telegraph Intelligence on Saturday evening
great buslnes> centres thereb ill ing up the vacan.
cy occurring betwesn The ssu' s OF he morning ma.
pers, from Saturday TO Monday morning. =
Advertising.
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increased ci cul tion In this Respect we have been
bount ully r. men.b 81 ed and aeknow edge our 0Dli
ga iois TO our citizens. for he interest they have
manifested, and we feel assured that as iC com es
more before the public, and real worth as an adj
veriisng med. IN becomes better known, we shall
see a lar increase OF patrons.
Oar aiteTary Department,
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rcah u not tor indiscriIninate praise but as be-
l:eve they may merit. so original eonribu. ions
ana ven CHOSEN altcles from standard and foreign
and domestic Journals. Al espcci lily shall we en-
deavor to arrange at the earliest possible opporuni-
ty for constantly improving AsricultuIal and HOr-
lcuturdl De parmcnt
The objections which were at first entertained
"s~'sSt ts hn nnlali hat and delivered on Suuddy
in9 nng vanished as soon as IL was known that -
VoIS ed less Sunday labor than Monday morning
issue OF dai les, WHICH, orSier to inish tue
latestiute lgen"e have to perform part OF their
labor on the abbath.
Marine Eist.
in this department. we shall endeaver t1 give all
the latest shipping news up to Saturday evening.
mar 13-dtf
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Terms $500 per annuns, t,, advance.

NOraoood is sure OF a yory extouded sale.
(Reeeived by Carter & Dresser. and by Bailey
and Noyes)
Tcknor & Fields, Boston, publish. in a neat
volume. the Chimney Corner papers cont, ibut-
ed by Mrs. Stowe to the Atlantic Monthly.
They are pleasant, and OF the same time vigor-
Gus and sensible essays on various sSe.al and
domestic topics, and we are glad to tse them
eoLected in this permanent form. -(Receiyed
by Hall L. Davis)
Iicknor & Fields have also added Bleak
House to their handsome autorraph edition Of
Dickens. Like its predecessors. II ia completo
in single clearly printed, compact volume,
handsomely bound in purple cloth, and has
eight Of the best Of the original Illustrations.
This is, in our opinion, the best of the cheaper
bound editions of Dickens works. (Recsiyed
py Hal l.. Davis)
ID. Appleton & Co., New York, have issued
two mere numbers of their obean Tartan"
edition OF ScOtt's novels. C,,, Nonney;no and
Kenitworth being the latest additions. Wa
haze already expressed our qualification in
tlis series of cheap books. The "Plum-pud.
ding" edition of Dickens, published by the
same firm, is also increased by the additions Of
tho Sketches By Boz. (Re"eived by Bailey s.
Noyes, and by Hall L. Davis.)
snort q Lorng, of this city, have issued, in
very neat style, q new edition of The Story Of
AgD, a little brochure originally written as
contribution to the fair in aid of the Payson
Memorial Church, but which has been reeeiv.
ed with SO much favor by the public at large
as to call imperatively for new edition. Its
popularity is well deserved. Besides being
very sweet and touching story it presents the
most forcible and vivid picture of the terrors
of that fearful night of the Fourth OF July
1896, in Portland which has yet been written.
The AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HoRTIcUL.
TURE, for March, i received from the publish
ers, Messrs. E. Tlton & Co., Boston. It's
table OF contents has the usual excellence and
variety. Fruit growers will be especially in
terested in the timely article entitled what
Pears shall plant?" There are handsome il
lustrations of the Mount Vernon, the Presi.
dent and the Pemberton pears, also of 1Iorri-
sons red apple, the different varieties of
squashes, the Early Rose potato, the tuchsia,
zonaie geraniums, &c., with letter-press de-
scriptions of each. There are moro than a
dozen different articles, besides the "Notes and
Gleaninss," and the Editors Letter-Box.s
1t is an excellent number.
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aassCELlANGOBa.
PROBATE NOTICES
To all persons Interested in either of q
estates hareiNa flor unn.e.I.


estates hereinafter manled:
A L Courtot Probate held at Portland, within
ana Tor the County OF Cunt erland, ON the iii 81
LuesGay OF mar'h, in the year OF our Lord eighteen
nuhared ana sixty eight, The heioowing mat ers hav-
ing been presented for the action thereupoa herein
aitierlndlcaled, il is hereby ordered.
hat ho.ice thereof be given to all persons inter.
esteu oy causing copy c this order be published
three weeks successfully In the Maine State Press
anu eastern Argus paperspriuted at Portland a,ore.
ed at ssd Poaappd Court TO be
ApTi next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon
and be heard thereon. ami object iEthey see cause
Marcia G. G BIB, minor child and heir o. Wiptbrop
Cobb, late Of New G ocester deceased. Second ac
Guard IN. 81
Fredelict a. Hunter, late of Yarmouth, tieoease |,
iaI NJ res gnatlon OF Executor, and that IAN
@ le' Il. NJ 'cneI be appointed Admin STRAIT IT with will
anne&e !, presen ed by George Berry, Executor
"A Amasn NylyesteT, late Of Free 2ort, deceased viii
anu pee!ion for probate thereof, and that charles o.
neHed, presen ed by Eiisa sylvester and Hnldsh
sylvester, Le2atees under said will.
Jacob p Bettis. late Of Gorham deceased. Fifth
ing Executor.
oilver Merrill late of Cumberland deceased, Will
anu peIltion Tor the probate thereof pre- ented by
samuel Merrill, the Executor therein named.
Edward Jordan, late of Portland deeeased Wi,
anu petliion for the problte theleoG ple-ented by
mary 8. Jordan, the Executiix therein namei
susan " wakehelt late Of Portland, deceased VIII
anu peuuon IOr the probate ther of presented by
hufus ii. Hiakley the Executor therein named
Michael Cahili, late of Portland, deceased, First
account presented Tor allowance by Henry c. / ea-
body, Administralo " S
James Joseph Hughes, minor child and heir ot
Patrick ID. Hu he's hate OF Portland ceased Tbirl
account presented ior allowance by George W. Wo d.
nan, Guardian. "
Jomn Clay, late of Portland, deceased. Petition
Ior auC%ance eva out Of prsonl estate presented by
Lucy Clay, widow OF said deceased.
Paul Hall. late of PortI4nd daooor.d p....,.
Tor license to sell and convey real estate presented
by Albion Blackstone, administrator.
Olive Stockbl idge. Acco mt presented for, allow
ance oy Joseph ST., kbridse, Gualdi n
Ezra I. Williams late of Falmouth deceased.-
Peiit'on for assignment of Dover presented Inv
fhaLela 81 iii inns, wi low or sail deceased
Eliza n. Williams and al minor children md
hers 0f Ezra L. Wiiiaius late of Falmouth deceas-
ell Petition for division of said estate presented hv
Phanelia 5. Williams, Guardian.
Matters arising and presented under the act
of March, 1867.
=, Jac ob P. Bettis Copy of WILL and petition tbat
the same may be verifei and es ablishe as the will
OF sald testator, pres nted by Freem n Harding. Ex-
ecuIor. ~ 81 "a
JOHN A. WATERMAN. Judge.
A true copy of the original order o~'
Attest-EDWARD X. STAPLES, Register.
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Arc Cat. an EAhau..ins Crop,

In former article on the compa1 ative
profits of growing wheat and oats we spoke
OF the latter crop as being more exhausting
to the soil than the former. An old farmer
says "Oats poison the ground and viii do
more harm to it than any other crop you can
put In" We don't believe this broad asser-
tion in its whole length. The opinion that
oats are more exhausting than any other crop,
says the Country Gentleman, is by no means
a universal one among theorists and practical
cultivators. But we believe It Is generally
conceded that The growth Of oats exhausts
the soil more than wheat, and one proof Of
this Is found in the fact that grass seed
@catches" better in field of wheat than in
one OF oats. An agricultural writer says that
all vegetables exhaust the soil In proportion
to the nourishment they afford. Oats, which
are so nourishing to horses, exhaust the soil
more than any root crop" Nov we are not
prepared to receive the above statement as
sound philosophy. But one thing we are
quite sure of. The raising of twenty. five
bushels of oats will exhaust the land much
more than growing five bushels of wheat and
the five bushels of wheat are equal in value
to the twenty-five bushels of oats. The labor
and expense of producing this amount of
wheat are surely less than the labor and ex-
pense required to grow the oats. Our farm
ers will do well to think Of these things the
coming season, and not SOW oats merely for
the purpose OF exchanging them for the flour
needed in their families. They may grow
oats for their horses and for other purposes,
but not merely to purchase their dour; for
they can raise their own wheat with much
less labor and expense than they can the oats
to purchase it, We are tired of hearing our
farmers say they can raise oats and buy their
flour cheaper than they can raise it. We
don't believe word of it. II the season is
favorable we expect larger crop of wheat
win be raised in Maine this year than ever
was raised before.
AGRIcoLA.
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The Country Gentleman says that any
time there are warts on cows teats / take
hold OF the teat with one hand, and with the
thumb and finger of the other, take held oI
the wart and give it a twist, and it will core
out by the roots without injury to the COW
and without the loss of much blood. have
been mixer Of COWS for the last thirty
years, and that is the only way that I have
taken to remove warts. 1t must be confessed
the remedy is quick one and inexpensive
and we see no reason why it may not be q
sure one.
AnpTTOTA
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Snerin'S S ale.


tkNAKEN or exc ,ution and will be sold at public
auction ON Saturday, April 2fth, A. D., lS 9,
at three O'Clock in the atte noon, at tle Sheiif 5
Office in the City of Portland in sai County, al
the right IN eq 'itv which ousM FIe.2e, OF CAPE
Lzabt tn, has or had on the &c day OF fOctOfer a.
d., tS at three nclocG AMI ten minutes IN the al
cinooa, being The Iime OF the attachmt mt of the
same ON the ori H. al writ, in ths act on on which
said execution was obtained, to redeem the FOL ow-
Ing described of real estate in said Care Eli
ziheth, to Wit: A certlin piece Of land, vito The
9nildings thereon, situated in "a Cape Elizabeth,
and boun led as follo ss, viz B ginning at the
northeast corner OF Thomas Grants LAM; thence
south iOrty seven degrees east by lane siXty SIX
t.et; thence south oItyhree deeie Nest by lane
fifty feet; ence north forty seven degrees west by
Ebenezer ifrashei's lard sixiy-six ieet thence
north forty deg east TO the first IN, loned
bounds, being the same premises conveyed TO sa d
susan freeze by Ebentzer lbrasher by dee dated
May 26th. 1865 and recorded in the tuInber and
tegistrv of De de, vol. 334, page l75. The above
described premises being subject 70 a MORTGAGE TO
Charles Webb dated Octoner 2ist 1867, to secure the
payment of three hundred and twelve d'llars anu
interest, said mortgage being recorded in Cumber-
land r glstry of Deeds, vol. 25s, page 81.
Dated at Portland, March 10, A: d. lSoS.
f. n. PERRY,
w3yl1 Deputy Sheriff.
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Farm for Sale,

49, In, Gray of 100 acres, 16 miles from
A<5A Portland, H. mile from meetings,
NszI 3AmssR mills store and scho0l, heavily wood
NJ y1T A4lx1# ell well watered well divided, pleas
sss=-antly situated Buildings one story
house, wood house and barn that cost s12Oon '5l.
er With wood Iot and pasture adjoining and thirty
acres OF good intervale mile away, it desired. In
qure ofk. A. ALLEN, near the premises, Oh Of tie
subscriber in Portland, Exchange ST. corner Of Fed
eral BENZ. ADAMS.
Aug 16, 1867. WITT
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MISCELLANEOUS.
No. ..
s4MILIA aIMILlBUs OURANTUR.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies,

HAVE PROVED, from the most awrle experi-
cient, aud Reliable. They are tie only Medicines
per ectiy ad pted 10 popular use--so simple tLat
mistakes cannot be made in using ihem SO he armle,s
ways reliable. They have raise the highest COM
mendation from all, and will always render satisac
ion.
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sherlf's sale.

CUNBERLLHD, IS. @
Taken on execution and win be sold at public
Il auctlon, on Friday, Alr1l I7th A. ID. 1863 at
two o'clock IN the afternoon at the Sheriff Office in
the Cit. 4 Portland, in said County; seventeen
snares % 81 In the Bn'tonwood Peat Company. toge ler
WIN me GivIdends II am, that have accrued there
on since the 18Th day of August A. 1867, the time
in III action
Dated at Portland March I1th, A. D. 1875
WM L. PFNNkLL,
Mar 16-w3F 12 Dent Eh,rifr
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SheriH,s 8 ale.

CUMeERLAND IS, March 18th, a. D. 1868.
TAKEN on execution and unless previously re.
: deeme,l will be sold at Public Auction on sat
urday the 18Th day OF .tplil A. d. 1868, at ten
O'CLOCK A. nj at the Office ofSamuel Clark ESQ. i'm
fiePporS IN said County: all the right in equity
which Robert D. Aud Ison OF CumGe land in said
Gsounty, has or had on the 18th day OF S lt A. d.
leto 70 redeem the following described real estate
sltuated IN said Cumberland, and described and
pounded as follows, viz, the Sou Invest by land OF
Sharles k Sands, on Northwest b, land laGely owned
w ganei Merrill; on the northeast by land occupied
oy Jonathan Bradford, and onthe Southeast by road
containing ten acres more or less, being kn wa as
the Sylvanu. B. Anderson place.
Said real estate i. subject to a mortgage rr,,ning
to Silas SklIin slyon secure the ayms 1T Of $500
Mar 10 w3wl2 DenI- SLerig
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Patents for Seventeen Years
OBTAINED by
BROWN s. BEADLE,
Solicitors OF
american and Foreign Patents

Mr.. Brown having had considerable experience as
AsS'sfaGf ErdmiRcT in the Patent Office is well ac-
quainfed with the routine of business and the off,
cials therein. Messrs. 3. X 3. will make prelimina-
ry examinations in the Patent Office. with view to
ascertain the Patentability Of any Invention that
may be submitted 10 them tor that purpose; will
prepare the necessary papers for those who wish to
make applications tor Patents Tor their Inventions,
or hreaIeat'os or reissues Of Patents already grant
ed will act as Attorneys in presenting applications
at the Pat Mt Orlce, and in managing them to final
issae' WIN draw Up Assignments: will examine in TO
the condition OF rejected applications when desired
to do So and undertake the prosecution OF such as
may be considered paentablt, and do whatever else
usually done by PaGent Solicitors. They will also
sell PATENT RIGHTS ON commission, bcing in di-
rec. communication Nth The leading Manufacturers
all ooer tic country. They thus enabled to offer
superior inducements to inventors to employ them,
being in condition both to obtain Ide1ts and to sci
he nicifs.
Circulars and pamphlets furnished on application,
rec of charge.
Office, % Federal Block,
Corner f and Seventh Streets
WASHINGTON, D. @.
P. o. Box ais. a.
G. E. BROWN, OF Ne. Il. W. BEADLE, ofMass.
Wff36
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NO. Cures Ecvers, Congestion. Infamatons, 25
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie, q
. Crying Colic or Zee. hing OF h.ian's rs
Biarrhea OF e'iildr n or adult 2j
Hysentery. GriFing, illiOus Cole, 26
Choiera- VI OrbusNau VCInitDg,25
coughs, Co DIS, bronchitis, z5
Neuralgia, Tootha,he. faceache 20
Headaches, ,Sict Headache, VertigO,z5
10 by pepsia, Bilious Stomach, 25
II 8 Suppressed painful Periods, IS
y " Whites. too prof SO eunds, %
10 Tcup, Cough. difficult Breath ug. 2h
H ,s@it n heum ,Eryspel1s, ,EruptIons, %
10 fshruHlatisn Rheumatic Pains, %
% " Fever GC que. ChIl Fever, AEue, 80
~ ~ Files, bini or bleeding, 90
Is OpihaiEny, anil sore or weak eyes, 90
" ~ " ntarrsl, acute or cronic, influenza, 50
~ sboopins COnsh, sioent Coughs. 80
u Asthma, Oppressed Breathing, 20
" Emr S1schaTges, impaired HeaIing50
% s. Scr Nfuia, Ell iarged' lands, Swelirgs 30
q ~ General Debility, ,Physi alWeakntss 0
~ 70 Bropsy, end s,anty Secretions 80
70 sens ckness, sickness from riding 80
" % Asdney- Disenso. Gravel. so
q Nervous Debility, ren,fmaI
Emis>ions, Involuntary Dis
% s..e Month, Canler, so
81 " nriaa'y tEeskncsa, wettng bed, 80
81 EaInfni erT0ds, with spasns, 80
S2 SuHerings at Change Of Life. I 90
!" % % E"l,sPsy SpIsms. st. Yitus' 1,ance, 90
81 Dipatheris ulcerated Sore Thro.i 80
FAMILY CASES
Of 3j large viaIs. morocco csHe
comtaicing n specific for every
ordinary discnse "A family il s1E-
ject to, and a book, eff directions, $1,000
Smaller sfamiiy and Travelling cases,
!, w1ih 20 to 2S walls from SIS to SS
Specifies ior all s'rivate Disenses, both
for Curing and for Preventive treat
ment, in vials and pocket cases. s,.....Ss to as
SIhese Remedies by the case or single Box are
sent TO any part OF the Country, b. mail express
free OF charge on receipt Of the price. Address
Humphreys Specific
HOMEOPATEHICa aeEDKCsNE COMP
Office AMI Denot No 562 Broadway, New York
DIR. HUMPHREY is consulted daily st his Office
personally or by letter as above, Tor ali firms of dis
eases. -r.7
4. s"eetzor and Cro.man e. Co, Agents.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
Dissolution OF Copartnership,

PORTLAND, March 16. tS6S
VIE copartnershin heretofore existing under the
! firm OF Brown q Mer i'll, is this day dss .lve,i
by mutual COZ Sent. The accounts of the finn will
be sett ed j. f. Merrill, who ~ill continue the
Carpent ring AMI Building business at The old
stan !, Cross street. in rear Of Adye tiser 0fl'e.
VIM. F. BRANN
mar1Sd1w* JOHN f. MERRILL,
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Dissolution OF fCoparts,ersh,ip

HE Copar nership hereto ere existing under the
A firm of SWEET 4 Bra ey is this day tli solved
by m dtual consent: Tine siness Will be conduc ed
by IT, b. SWEET, at No, l32 Ex .hange It.
@. b. sWETf,
w. Fl. BRADLEY.
Portland, March /, 1ees. mari0lsw
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Your obeuient servant,
WM. L. BRADLLY,

STATE AssAYEH's OFFICE, 20 state St. B ston.
MR. WM. L. BRADLEY 'EAR SIR: Your favor of
the nth is at hand. have hesils ton in saying
that what You have stalel in your circular in eet-
ence to the quality of your Surer Phosphate ct
Lime, is tu ly disseminated by the many analysis
maze he e, within the last six months.
ma lie great MANY analysis Oh your Super Pbos-
phate last ear, and st II larger number this year,
and take pleasure in saving that you have, by long
expert nee, in gIelt measure overcome the many
difficulties in manufacturing ,ertizer of uniform
quality. .fnd that by comparing the analS sis OF
this year, with those of the previous years eat
improvement in the uniformity OF quality; and 1
consider ur product Of thi- year full equal, IL
not u erlor, to that Of any previous year.
Your ~upet-P osphats is ent ted to the c1nfd-
ence OF tue agriculiu a community. kespec fully.
y. DANA RAVES, state Asssyer Of Mass.
Dec. 90 1867, WSW1O
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CROASDALF,S
Genuine Super Phosphate.
The Standard Fertilizer for all
Crops.
Richer In Ammonia and Fhosphoric Acid
than amy Fertilizer In the Market.
EACH PACKAGE BEARING BRAND
Standard Guaranteed 6u Pret. James C. Broth,
Chemical U. s. Mini Philadelphia.
Read the Testimony.

STETsoN, Maine, Nov. 27, ~.
Messrs. b. r. Croas,lale & Co. 104 North Lei. Av.
Phifa.-I have just returned from an absence OF
some SIX weeks, or your letter should have been an
swered sooner, can saw IN reference 10 10 YOUR
Super-phosphate thai have Q the Phosphate of
two o her Manufacturers, and have nevor received
as much benctir from any as from this sold II to
twenty-one farmers, and they all Say it is the best
120 lbs to the acre, and it increased the crop
third to one-titth part. used it on my oats, and
The piece o. ground was run down and worn out
the oats were about thee four inch hight
changed the color at once, became dark and stout
had splend CROP can raise as good corn with
six dollars' worth to one as can with eighc
coras OF manure. viii send you the tesiamony of
my neohbors l think can sell from 81 to 100
tons: How soon an you ship it? think now April
will be soon enough.
Yours &C. NJ t. RICE
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DIR. JOHNSON'S

Seq Foam DentIf7'Sce
THIS Preparation is recommended by eminent
cona to none IN Use. for cTeansi,g roi,sbng and
preserving the teeth hardening the gums, and I'M
partnI pleasant odJr to the breath; in tact 1t can
a soap ana wash, three in one. Contains injuri-
ons grit or acid Try it. For sale by all druggists.
M. D JOHNSON, Dentist.
Oofohar 3O. Il
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Dissolution of Copartmership!

THE copartnership heretofore eXs ing under the
J firm of G. 81 q. L. Glison, is this cav dis
solved by the delLh o. the Gilr partner The
business of the firm viii be settled by the SURVIVING.
partner to whom all indebted will mal.e immediate
payment, and persons having demands against tho
hrID wi present the same
G. L. GAESISON.
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PnrrLANn. NIr Nov L. 1867
wEsr BR1DaEwArER, Mass

OHIDUEWAIER,
Messrs Croasiale 81 Co -.
1 used your Phosphate side by side with Goes and
cou see en- till the first Of Augu dt cded ben
eft favor OF Is, tne stalks OF corn were
much larger. used 1t nicely on grass IN the spring,
and late on some tur eip'. 1he grass crop was re-
mark ably COED, and it remains to seen what the
tu nips viii do. The season was TOO wet to properly
test it. Yours, F.E. HOWARD.
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Music Scholars Solicited.
CO. By Lady To'''her. Best of refer
FS@YS ences given. Ap- y to VIII. JERRIs,
Nv 4 Tor particulars.
Mar 7-doWs ian
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wnsr LmourH, Me-, Dec. %, 1871.

Mess. B. r. Cruasdale & Co
/ chanced TO tall upon some of your Phosphate in
Portland last year, ana bel g pleased with the
pearance OF IT, tried 1t IN my carrots. 1here
three i1nI tbs of an ac Of ground and use one
barrel of Phosphate. harvested fifteen tons OF
r0ts from The p have useI Gees and the Cum
them as from his The carrots Weie large SIZE and
fine flavor. also used 1t on bare, snd had II not
been blown down, should have had gooI crop
AS was, it was much tier than apy ether in the
nei9hb yrhood. L used barrel to the / also
usol it on my stawherr es and IN setting the plants
put it Ill tue hill. Tie growth wa splendid aud
shall be aLle TO tell you of large crop OF berries
next year hope. Yours,
..t IRA WINN.