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is o machine that needs only to be seen to be
apprecia ed; and once appreciated, it does not,
find, take on Intelligent mind long. to decide
upon its superiority to all others for family
use My wife would not accept one Of another
patent as gift, if she must receive it on con-
dition Of giving up yours. Letter from tie Ret.
Oiuer Crane, Car6ondG;e, Pa, Nooenaber n,
1864, to Wiuco1 C Gibbs S. If. Co.
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TIE NEWS FOR THE CAMPAIGN
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.


The importance >of tho great political con-
test upon which We have now fairly entered
renders the dissemination among the people
ofsound political views and accurate and ear
n information Of the progress and Incidents
of the canvass, q matter of peculiar interest
and expediency. Every individual who has
INV stake in the welfare Of these Southern
States should give On active. personal and un-
Tagging support to tho candidates Of the
National Democraey-SEYMouR and BLAIR. A
triumph of the Radicals win resul. in the
utter desolaion and ruin Of the South, and
The placing Of an ignorant and brutal race in
all positions and places Of honor aud trust, to
thse1cluaiono Of the white race. The govern
me .jmSsent II must be wresteI from the thieves and
.plunderers who now have control OF it, and
uoyer placed in the hands OF party pledged
to give peace to distracted country, and to
make it government fer whito men, and not
for negroes, It is only necessary that the peo-
ple should be thoroughly informed to accom-
pIish this, and THEs News will be an admirable
means Of .diffusing this information. In order
TO place thepsper within the reach Of all, We
have sdopted.a scale OF reduced rates OF SUBJ
scription for the four months covering the
Presidential canvass, and offer besides peculiar
Inducements for the formation of clubs. We
ARE determined that THE NEWS shall be the
chespest and best newspaper in the South.
It's blows Will fan thickly. steadily and rapidly;
and If the friends of Law, order and the Con-
stitution do their duty by extending its circu-i
lation, ita labors can be made powerfully effec-l
tive for good. We appeal then, to our readerei
to examine our. remarkably low terms, and go
to work with q win to get up large clubs fer
TEE OHARLssTos NEWS.
RATES FOB TIE ohRA1aN NEWS.
Daily News -four months). =. 81 90
Tri-Weekly News (iour months). ......... 90
:sr.ss.s,s ~. g = CLUB RATES
Five copies Daily News, four months, to
enc address. ..........s.., Us 81
Five copies Ti-weekiy News. four
months, to one address ,........... 425l
Ten oopisa Daily News, four r.: months, to
one address. -. Is oe
~ -s =
TenoopiasT Tri-weehly News. four months.
to one address,. .... 50
One copy Of TIE NEWS free to every person
who sends club. OF ten subscribers at these
rates. The caah muat in ali.cases accompany
the order. es =. :. -
These prices should secure fer TIE NEWS
vast circulation, which would result in coz
responding hanea. to the Democratic caEse. !
al.y we not confidently ask the kind Offices Of
our friends in this behah2
Remittances can be made bymoney order a:
our risk, and all letters should be addressed 70
-. n.oRDAs, DAWSON g CO..
Charleston, 8. c.
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. -@-sfsf 2
sCa1uannx, August 1e.-m the House, De
Large introduced resolution Of inquiry con-
celing .thelednctions Of axpensesin printing.
Tomlinson offered q. resolution instructing
the Consi1itteeof Ways snd Means tosmquire
whether the Compt roller General shah instruct
sheriAsl 10 continue tose1 lands under exeeu-
tion in default Of taxes according to the orders
of General Candy.
Shrewsbury offered resolution that the
Committee on the Penitentiary do investigate
: the causes Of the confinement Of the prison
ers. IL
Amotion was made 70 pay the Speaker four
dollars per day extra, but the subject was post
poned.
Neagle asked for committee OF inquiry on
the subject OF the afidavits published in TIE
DAILY News. Yy..
AIesolution to give eItra pay Of four dollars
per day to the charnen OF committees was
tabled.
A resolution was adopted to proceed with
the election Of eight Circuit Judges an Thurs
day, the 18th.
"A resolution vas offered to elect three COM
nissioners at the same time. Smith Demo
crat) moved that they be appointed by the
Supreme Bench. Tomhnson moved that they
be appointed by the Governor; but no action
was taken, and the subject was postponed.
1t is understood that Governor Orr and
George Williams, Of York, will be two Of the
commissioners.
Purvis (colored) offered resolution repeal
ing the appointment Of cornmit.eefo inves-
tigate the killing OF Smith, which was adopted.
A bill to incorporate the Citizens Savings
Bank came mp for a second reading. Tomlin-
son said that The bin provided any amount of
security for The stockholders, but none for the
depositors. Besides, the gentlemen asking
the charter denied that the Legislcttare was
legal body. This made him anxious to know
the designs apparently concealed in the bill.
The following are the names Of tie parties
applying: F. W. McMaster, ]. P. Thomas,
Gregg, Jno. B. Palmer, Danl. Rayenel, Benz
n. Rutledge and. .Robt. G.. Chiscln. The sCb-
ject was postponed.
The bill extending and providing relief to the
Charleston and Savannah Railroad came up
for it's FIRST reading, also that repeating the
charter Of the Town Of Hamburg.
-Whipper gave notice Of q bill requiring the
banks to invest sufficient OF the capital etock
in State bonds to secure their liabilities.
The first number Of newspaper called the
Daily Republic, Was issued to-day. It is un-
derstooa it win be edited by diferen. officers
Of the government.
In the Senate the President presented me-
mortal from the City Connol Of Charleston
praying that tho Fine Department be not dis
turbed. ..,---..s
The bill regulating the tenwe-of.ofhe Has
passed with d substitute for section 2, that
co.S!!y scG State cffcors mus. file their bond.
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Ry YOUNG LADY RETURNING 10
her country hcme, after sciourn Of q lew months
IL :.e city, Sas hardly recognized BY her frienea.
In place OF coarse, rustic, sushed face abe had 3
soft ruby CON plexior OF almost marble smooth.
ness, and ad t#enty-three ghe really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry as 10 tie cause OF SC
great change sbe plainly :oid item that she used
the CIRCAss1AN BALM, a1d considered 1t an IN
valuable acquisition &c any lacy toilet. By i.s use
any Lady or Gentlemen :an Improve their personal
appearance On hun6redsoid. !: Is simple In It's
combination, as Nature hersei, smrle, yet unsur
passed IL its efficacy Il drawing impurities frou..
also hea.:ne cleansirg ard tea-u-y'rg TIE skn ar
complexion. By its dlrec: a,tcn on the cutcle ii
draws from il all ::s :rrun:ies, kldly healing the
came, and leaving me suI;s:e is Nature INTENDED
srUuld be-clea-, SCI, smoe,n ard beauttul. PT'ce
g. sert by NAL Ct EErTsss, CT :ezipt Of On ordes
w c1LhK CO.. Chemists,
No WeN yaye-&-sueet SErlsuse' NJ 4
e. ,-:= :sr Ace-,;s ~ :te %. q 'rt 'a1ne
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m-wHAT ia TEE MATTER WITH YOU

This is the familiar question pat 70 every Invalid
In many cases the anrwsr 3D. y don' Hno~ exactly,
hut don't feel well" Looh at he coontenance OF
tho man or wor an who natee Ills reply, and you
viii generally find tia. he eyer arc dull and fustre-
1ese tho cornplsxcn salIc- the cheeks faccid, and
tbe whc,o e1press:cn O. he lace detected 1nterro-
oa.ct Invalid more closely, and you win discover
Tint constipation he result Of discrdered stomach
and torpid hver e at the bottom Of the mischief.
.Tbot's phots the matter" Whoever has e1pe-
r;euced the effects oiIARRANT'S EFFERVEscENI
sELTZER APER1ENT n euch casee, need not to be
told to recommend !. as remedy.
TARRANT CO., Wholesale prusCista, No. 27s
Greenwich cnd No. 700 Warren streeta New York,
Sole Proprietors.
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The Barnwell. C. q. Democratic Club wae
organized on the 11th inst. The following Off
GERS were elected. Gen. Johnson Hagood,
president; I. M. Hutson. ESQ.,, first vice. presi-
dent; ". ". Woodward, Esq, second vice
president; MIR. 8. N. Bellinger, treasurer:
Captain W. NJ. Hunter, secretary.
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Our Washington Dispatches.

Our Washington Dispatches.
TH PRESIDENTS ACTION IN rHB DELICATE MAI
TEE OF THE ALLEGED DISORDERS IS Lou1s--
ANA-oEHF JUSTICE oHAsE ON TIE NATIONAL
DRsT-wAsH1NaroN NEWS AND GOSSIP.
WASHINGTON, August 10.-The following
order vas issued from General Grants head
Quarters .o-day: -.e.k. -
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
acknowledgements OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, August 10, 1858. ~
Brepet Mojor- General e. O. Buchanan, Com
nsandtng he Department Of Leutstana, Nel'
Orleans, La.
GHNERALEThe following instructions from
the Secretary Of War are furnished for your
government to the end that the necessary aid
may oe rendered by the United States as
promptly as possible in every case OF insurrec-
tion or domestic violence in the States embrao-
ed IN your military department..
y You will keep yourself informed OF the con-
dition of affairs in said States, and communl-
cate promptly by telegraph tn the War Depart
ment, through the Headquarters of the Army,
any facts which may make 1t the duty OF the
President, under the constitution and Laws, to
employ the military force OF the United States.
You will also maintain such disposition OF the
troops under your command that they may be
ready to act without delay on the receipt OF
from time to time moving them to points where
you may have reason to apprehend necessity
for their use. - =;
The remainder Of the instructions consist OF
extracts from the Constitution and laws Of
tie United States, indicating the conditions
under which the military force of The United
States may be lawfully employed to suppress
.insurrection against the government Of any
State. The document is signed:
BY command Of General GRANT. =
E. D. TOWNSEND, Ast. Adj't Genl.
It is understood tlat Col. Deane was as
sured this morning, both by the President
IN tte Secretary of War, that these instruc-
tons, copy Of which was furnished him, were
intended and expected to satisfactorily cover
The grounds lately presented by the Legisa-
,ture and Executive OF Louisiana.
Chief Justice Chase in charging the United
States grand jury of West Virginia said, in ef-
feet, that in order to suppress the rebellion it
was necessary to create large public debt,
and that the debt must be paid, for under the
fourteenth amendment to the Constitution of
the United States the nation was pledged to it.
This amendment he recognized as valid, and,
therefore, charged the jury to see that the
Revenue laws which were made to pay the debt
we're strictly enforced.
Seward telegraphs that he will return on
Wednesday.
It is noE thought that Rosecrans will depar.
for Mexico next week.
Rollins telegraphs that be will be here on
Monday next, to resume HE duties az Com
missioner.
The President will not leave for the proposed
trip, until the Revenue CommissionersLip ;s
settled.
Thaddeus Stevens is convalescent.
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sTEAM 'rO LTvERPUOL.


r <Ns,a,. THR NMAN LNgsi sAIIJHa
Mk4SS$F :EMIWEEKLY. carrying the q.
LEIkIlN33YA 6. Mails, consisting Of the following
steamers: q ~
OfTY OF BALTIMORE, go es S''Se
.-'-cC CITY OF, WASHINGTON, i,'&s.
CITY CR BOSTON
Sailing every Sdlurday and every alternate Mosdds
at PM, from Pier No. 45 North River, New York
RATES OF PASSAGE.
By THE NAIL srEAMERa EATING EVERY RATuRpA1.
Payable IN Gold. Il Payable IN, Currency.
iss is Cabin to London io5 steerase 70 london.
1st Cabin to Paris .115 Steerage to Paris.....
Passage by the Nor.Scy Ste 'mers-First Cabin 800
gold; 5teerago $50; payable in o. 8. currency.
Rates Of ofuassage from Eew York to EalifsI; Cabin.
SO, Steerage 80; payable r gold. -.
Passengers also forwarded to EIvre, HaInouzg,
Bremep, &C., stmoderste rates.
steerage passage frcm Liverpool and Queenstown,
80 currency. Tickets can be bought here by peT-
Sons sending for their friends.
For further Information sppiy ct the Company
Offices. JOHNG, DALE, Agent
Nc l5 Broadway, New Yo1k
June4 emo
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Express Robbers Caught.

DETROIT, August s.-Frank Reno and Charles
Anderson, who we're implicated in the Indiana
express robberies, we're to-day delivered to the
American authorities under the Eztradit;on
Laws.
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ssrCONJUGAL LOVE, AND THE HAPPI-
NESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE.-Essays for Young
Men on the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the Manly Powers and create impediments to
Marriage, with sure means Of relief Sent in sealed
letter envelopes free of charge Address BOW iRD
ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia. Pa
Nav On 3mo
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From the Hub.

Boston, August 10.-Butler was bruised
seriously in fall from carriage.
THE Rev. Joseph C. Lovejoy, q well Known
Democratic orator, assaulted George Fisher.
editor Of the Cambridge Chronicle, for often
siye paragraphs about Lovejoy's speech.
Fisher made no resistance, and after receiv-
ing three or four blows fed.
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%NFANTS DO NOT CRY WITHOUT a
CAUsE.-By IN interesting practical application Of
chemical laws to the kernels Of Wheat and Barley,
nutriment is produced and perfected that sets in
operation the natural laws Of digestion and asslmila
ton In the most inactive indolent and tender
stomach your infant s1ffers from insufficient
breast milk, give /. coMsrocK's RATIONAL
FOOD. q. G.. ". COMsToCK,
No. 81 Court,and-street, New York
For sale by DOWIE NOISE,
Wholesale Agents for Charleston
Aupuat4 tuths6
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Spsfial uDtifes.

ss RELIGIOUS NOTICE. PUBLIC
Prayer Meeting viii be held To-Niedt, a. halfpnst
Eight O'Clock, in the Lecture room Of Trinity Church
Hasel-street. entrance ON Mhden Ls1e. -
ADJUST II tu17
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sar FOR RESTORING STRENGTH AND
appetite, use the great Southern Tonic, PANKauN's
HEpAT1o B17TEas and you will not be disappointed
For sale by all druggists to
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Better and Better.

Lou1sy-l LIE, Ky. August e.-The Democratic
majority = KenG:hy VII rcac1 -ca-,j Or Coco. ccc
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FOR PALATKA. FLORIDA,

VIA SAVANNAH, 81. Mays TEKNANDINA
JACKS ONyILls, IND ALL landings ON
THE ST. JOeNs AIYER.
N>~A THE STEAM z Z CITY POINT
.srync.SsaMSE5 Cap.Ai1 CnAILLs WILEY. WI J
eaye Charles tor tyerj 1.;esdcy Neh. al O'CLOCK,
and Sayacnah eTtT3 WeGresdcy Afternoon, OF
O'Clock, for the above p.sces. Returning Will leave
Savannah for Charleston every tSc:--Gas AoTH'"s'
at O'Clock .,,-.s a.
All goods not removed BY surse; VII be stored az
the expense and rsh Of Uwpers.
Al freight mus; be prep21d. .,.s
June 81 Souih AI-Duc ""~.-'
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THE cAmPAraN.

GENERAL FRANK P. BLAIR IN nssouRI-Ms
RESPONSE TO A sERENADE.
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s@ CURE WARRANTEDl-CORNs. BUN
IONS, etc., removed without pain, by
MONS. BERGER
No. 214 King, near Marketsreet
AuRust tut
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HS NOW Is YOUR TIME TO SECURE A
bottle, dozen or gross of the celebrated PALMETTO
HAIR REVIEWER. This preparat on win in ALL
CASES restore gray faded hair to the color oouth
and In most cases make hair grow on bald heade.
Try bottle DoWIE NOISE,
Wholesale Agents for Charleston.
Augusta tuths6
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g a@ IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LARGE
number of delinquent Ta1-Psyers who have settled
with the State the last week, the comptroneraener
has ordered the sale Of property fo- Taxes to be fur
ther postponed until Monday next. the 18th day Of
August
The Sheriff will continue to receive the amounts
due 70 the State.
WIG1IAM 9. HAsT1E,
A1,Sr1st 10 g. @. d.
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avCONsIGNEES PER sTEAMsHIP
CHARLESTON from New York, are notified that she
is discharging cargo at Adger's Wharf. Goods re-
maining on the wharf OF Sunse. Will be stored at
owners risk and expense. JAMES ADGER co.
August IL
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eEoRGErowN. 8. @.
RoH WRIGRT:s BLUFF,
LONE TRIP a WEEK.

TONE TRIP a WEEK.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKEI LINZ,
VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON HEAD AMI BLUFFToN
STEAMER PILOT BOY. -. Capt ". 7. McNELTys
e. EaMER FANNIE Capt. FENN PECK
-N@A ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS
rnsss5sstSSIzw will leave Charleston every Tuesdoy
HorniIg, at O'Clock, aId Savannah ever; Thur:day
Norn,ng, at O'Clock.
For Freight or passage, apply 70
jcHN FERGUSON.
June 90 Accommodation Wharf
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B5'Y,l,. 5',,l, :. : TELEGRAPH. lI'5I., III.
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
zBE PROCEEDINGS OF TIE LEGISLATURE
YESTERDAY.
A SPICY TRIAL.

=. ~, g s..<-.3s Z. =
EHRoM On OWN RKPoRTER.
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YACHT MAGGIE MITCHELL.
~ THIS FAvORITE 1AcHT, HAVING
~ been thoroughly reftted for pleasure pcr.
AHtes, is now ready for e1gaSenents by GO
6pIcaton to the captain on board. or to
80 BLACK JOHNSTON,
Apr17 tuths6moe Agents.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10
HOOP SKIRTS.
WIN T. HOPKI.,'S GOWN MAKE,

~ " ~ -n@AhE
KEYSTONE SKIRTS"
are the best and Cheapest Low Priced Hoon Skirt
IN the market. Trail Skirts, 25 springs, 81 90; 81
springs Sl.2O; and 40 springs, Sl.45 Plain Skirts
tapes, ~ Springs, 81 cents; 25 springs, 80 cents
81 springs, Sl.l5; and IS springs, SI.25. Wan
RANTED IN EVERY REFLECT
"Our OWN Make" of "UNION SKIRTS -
Eloven Tape Trails, from ~ to 50 sprinus 81 .3o
to S2.5O. Plain, 6 Tapes, 30 to 50 springs, from
70 cents TO $500. These skirts are better Than
those sold by other establishments as first class
goods, and at much lower prices.
"Our OWN Make" of "CHAMPION SKfRTSn
are IN every way superior to all other Hoop Skirts
before the public, and only have to be examined or
worn TO convince every one of the fact. Manuf,c.
tured Of the best nen-nished English Steel SPRINGS
very superior tapes, and the style of the ;nctaIr
lastenlngs and manner of securing them surpass
Tor durability and excellence, any other Skirt in
TINS country and are lighter, more elastic III wcar
longer give more satisfaction, and are really chean
er m than all others. EOery lady should tru them :
ih'y are being sold extensively by Merchants
throughout TINS and the adjoining States at very
moderate prices. If you want the hest al g.
" Hopkins Champion Skirt" Ii Won do not Gnd
'hem, get the merchant with whom Won deal ~
order them for you, or come or send direct ta ne
Merchants will find our different grades of sk;rt.
exactly what they need, and we especially nvirc
them to call and examine our extensive assortment
or send for Wholesale Price List.
10 be had at Retail at Mandatory. and of tbo
hetali Trade generally, and at wholesale of the
Manufacturer only, to whom all orders should he
addressed. Mandatory and Sacsroom. 629 Arch
Street, bet. 9th and 7th Sts., Philadelphia.
FcO' @O'lUm. WIN. Il. HOPKINS
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

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Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

lnls company continues TO Insure property on res
Sonabe Terms and for several years past has paid If
IOnCy iiolders an annual dividend of and 10 pcI
cent The dividends paid on the st dav of Ian
uary, or allowed in the payment of The on;.noI ,
mums due on that day, ~
II is The boundeA duty Of every man. not only 10 hi.
lamIy but his creditors 10 keep his property Insured
and man has any reason 10 com u,in oC ~ ,,,,
bOrs and friends, if they should rellse IN o,,7
towards the loss OF his property beng bound for IN
simple reason that insurance Is Cheap and o0ents -
the company reside in almost everv Town Ibr1uU,,,;
the Stale and for trIillng cost can he made se,,
from loss OF his property by fire. If a mah Will MOI
use the PrecauOn TO secure his properlv apotnst r.
by lire, II II IS nsuTabe, he has no rghi 10 call un
hls nelghbors TO assist him F
The Kent County Mutual has n CapitaI of c1oo
OOO aud pays promptly It's losses.
Parties deslrous Of lnsurIng N this Comnapv will
call upon the following agents. ''
AGENTS.
W. =. ROBINSON Ahd'w J. Wright FeItoI
1..C - DeIa"are City Geo. Davis BudgevIlle
Jesse 5 Huntington, Smyrna james Ponder, Milton.
" " d. r., DlckSoh' Dover Paul A. Davis, Lewcs,
Alex jackson, Camden - - Co1ra",,,,.
III. Cowgirl. Willow Grove Wesley S,acL
. l. r@rlh' Nnl"rd, Greensboro, Md,
= DIRECTORS.
Or. 3 NJ FIser Smyrna, Fhus B Bradford. Dover
Geo. w Cummins, DR. Upnrv R,Jroi tei'
James X. Gle nenls William VoiLe''' .
w IllIam Denmey, James Preitvmop
'o'oo DeaAyhe' Brldgeville.
OFFICERS
SAMUEL NJ. FISLER, President Smvrna
JAS. COWClLL, Trea'r. Dover.
GEO. b. DICKSON, Secv.
&TBuslness communications promptlv attended 10
GEORGE B. DICKSON, Secretary, Dover
GEORGE 3. DICKSON,
DOVER DELAWARE.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

Z -,
,uUhuld have dOubly
hretuily experimenting,
who Will take The Irou
.tlIsburg, N. j., dive miles
coIstaDlly experimenting.
ed growth upon Peach and
FEET SIX INCHES, IN ONE SEASON,
,'Oh the SAME unusually large and fine,
es rIght alongside, equally good in every
tc', hpt having the phosphate ON them did not
wv one iOol IN the same time, and produced no fruit
at ALL VIII be prepared TO furnish at short nolIce
phosphate for any kind OF (ruit-vine or tree fr,-
ana all ordinary plants crops that are grown in this
oouTy such as wheat rye, corn, grass, and all kinds
The reader will please bear in mind that in sending
orders, the article iOF which it Is intended t5 no nse
MUST BE- MENTIONED, and kind Of soil also if Yon wish
me worth OF your money. As have said before two
arucles OF an entirely different nature mnstnot he
furnished with the same kind Of food: t6e artrIo
prepare for grams would be dear at half nc nI L
irult,-and Uice versa. WI 'Oi
Price OF The Prepared Phosphate for fruit trees sG5
90 per ton. nun ''eeS' 9oo'
For vine fruit, $50 90 per ton.
FOR vegetables. graIns and grasses SEQ OO nor ton
rul up IN Barrels containing from 275 to 325 lbs
Orders for one ton and upwards delivered in Phio
delpha or either Of the Camden depos free oG cbo,n
On orders for less quantity reasonable chargo a.
delivery will be made go io'
All orders must be addressed to the mauufactnrer
GEO. l.. BROWNING.
No. go Market ST.
CAMDEN, N. J.
fu'l directions for using will be furnished.
Send for Pamphlet.