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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-04
THE TURF.


oaossr 81 p M slsIr $50 IL csssy
Franz D. I've oi' Rcd SHAN ERs
s .n n saos go so,wsy are nosa hs, rGo
mot play or pay. commissons, per cent winnings
JOHN b. IRVING, Agent
WIN also be sold each dav before and during the races
BY Nj. Connor, atthe Park
NEW YORK AND HARLEa RAILRoAD-JERoME
Park races-specM trains VII! be run on this road
'snasr saSans '' after the
lie, RrcKnour..
Genera. Superintendent
THE AMERICAN JOCKEY GLIB
~. Se, Nsasn rasS ;ss.
October Thursday October g. and SATURDAY. October TO-
First aay.Forrr . races.
Third day-Fiva races
Jous B. IRVING, Secretary
Sn sr THT 81 4e 1iSRs SAKE
ON tn RsDAY, ocToBER s,
THE spIRi Ms 81 p'e TifE + fis SEs STAKE,
ME- heats y three year Uds @ half sS
Mr. Fis!shors bay Ally. W H Dayton, Of Young High
xsnh9 y c. of of Drew re- Ronso
Mr. Feter's bay colt by Manufacturer, ont OF virgo
Mr. ~ L. MOTIFS Florence, by Colonel Waiter out OF Betsy
Mr. @. G. Hchcock's FLY, BY Ashland out OF Highland
Maid. .
NJ: L, B Van wycks Wagner Abdalah. by Jupiter Alb
Mr. Isaiah b. Cavalier Hambetonan out Of
Widow Mnchrae.
GEORGE WILKES, Stakeholder.
DooLs WILL he SOLD ON JEROME PARK RACES
At Rley's saloon, oil Twenty nth street and
Broadway, Monday night; one per cent. -
TTUNDERWOOD's RACING POOLS ROOMS, BROAD
" way Club House, 1850 Neutrality-suspicious. will be sold
evening for the Jerome Park Races, commencing
day evening, October 8, at 8 O'Clock. r. UNDERWOOD.
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR SALE.
Medicines for all Diseases Prepared Food for knocking
birds Well yaung Pointer PUPS Settlers and Retrlevers
for sae B. DOvEN ~ Nos and Greene street,
Of Canal Beware of swndcrs copying my advertisement
A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
~ FRANCIS BUTLER, No. 3 Peck slip Buffers Infal
Eble Mango Cure and FYea Extermnator 76c Bucrs
work, So. Extra stock DOGS.
(tHOICE FANCY DOGS, BIRDS, PIGEONS AND
~ Game for sale; medicines for al, dseases; prepared
food hooking birds, SMITHS Of Broadway
and walker street, under drug store
E,RENcH IMPORTED 7NTING DOG, WE'LL BROKEN
and well trained for sale at Fl White street, Price SEQ
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M A. DOUGLASS, HAVING RETURNED FROM PARIS,
III. will open Wednesday, October fine assortment
Dress Goods; aao
Cloaks and Costumes
suitable FOR Fall and early Winter.
No. Is East Seventeenth street,
between Broadway and Fifth avenues
NINE. vIGOrRoUx, 100 FOURTH AVENUE, AnOvR
wi Twelfth street-Samping, fine imported Lingerie ana
Embroidery hand or to orders speca " for initials None
ograms for handkerchies curtains tables and bed clothes
Stamping at Wholesale.
M E. FvANs HAS REMOVED FROM 2s3 SIXTH AVE.
wi. 3yl door from Twenty third street, hrat
floor Stamped Goods Stamping, Embroidery, Monograns,
&c. First class embrodcress wanted.
NINE WATERS 1871 NINTH STREET (FORMERLY
l OF IS2 Ninth street prepared TO all or.
ders In Drcssmakng Robes Coak &C., In the latest and
most elegant sve and with strict regard to the prevailing
ton Of the above to her former patrons.
MRS. O'KEEFE LATE WITH MAD. WATERS.
In Dressmakng In al Its branches Waists cut and
avenue. corner of Thlrtyeighh street.
NINE. RALLINps, ITO BROADWAY, WILL EXHIBIT
M on Tuesday, October elegant importation Of for.
eign goods consisting OF Dresses for evening and carriage
wear, Walking Costumes. Coaks, Laces LINGERIE &C. ALTO
will be shown that day the entire wardrobe to be Ia
lovely Miss Ethel will debut
ut eromes theatre the 10TH This collection OF dresses 10
without doubt the most elegant and expensive worn on
the STAGE Az will be admitted without card ladies
who have changed their residence will please send her
address by Monday noon.
MANSON FRANCAISE-TRIMMED AND PLAIN PAR
M terms, pronounced far above all Others Suits Dresses
BONPART sli Broadway, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets.
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TOR SALE PAIR OF STYLISH BLACK CARRIAGE
Horsrs about Is hands high, long tails. Can DC seon a.
22e West Tenth street.
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FINANCIAL.

E'oR sALE-ROCHEsTER CITY SEVEN PER CENT
~ fifs Mortgage Water Works Company sinking fand
Bonds due 1851 intees, payable January and Ju oengs
Eat class security u reduction below and payins
large rate OF ilieresi the Investment limited amount
for sale by ALBERT H. NICOLAY,
Stock Broker and Auctioccer,
No. 4: Pine street. New York.
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k-SE ARTS.

HOLMES PHoTo.vIEw GALLERY AND MONUMENT
Pictures, uniou square, corner broadway and Four
teonh r,rse-Pcurss u Assemb.ales poinosi. military
kc Horses ane Carriages and Teams Of every Kind aKsn
with the prominent Views OF Stores Faeures ana
piivat, kes out OF town. done el gsnty ana at
low cost dents having line teams should rve Va 10 this
bea1t warranted or no cOnI onsation
required q. A. HOLMES.
DRANGs AMERICAN CHRoMOs FOR sALE-hT ALL
rsspectaoic art stores. Catalo.ne mated nee ~
7. PkAN6 h CO., Doston.
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LII WIDOWS, HEIRS AND SOLDIERS or THE
N Revolution OF 1919 and all other wars Previous to
fl now In receipt pensions arc by rcecLt act OF Con-
Crrss cn.ilci the Increased Full Information
given ty calling or dressing r. b. SWIFT, SSi
Broadway; box 2sso Post Office
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A -A-pERsoNs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
"A. he insurance companies and who do desire to sur
their policies absolute SALE borrow the sur
render OF their policies by applying to SAMUEL Bck
lOWt. II Broadway.
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EOMPTROLLERs OFFICE, NASHVILLE TENN, SEP.
~ TENDER 49, f86STe Incre the Hon 10 Of the state
o. Tennessee ue suy will be paid presentation OF the
coupons Fourth National Bank and aer Monday,
October 3. a.. w. BLACKBN I'm, Comptroller.
Tie attention Of parties Interested called the
notice OF the Comptrvier Of tne state q leanes.ee
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FASHION COURSE, L. L-TRoTrIvi.-MONDAy
October al ~ O'clock p. N. Stake 500. II. Casey
b. James O,Brien Dr. osle. q. Red Rover g. ;iber
r. 3 Frank. Three In Ave TO wagon. J. CHAM ERs.
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OUTER PowDE R-rOR MAKING A POUND CT BUT
ID ter from DO OF milk used. Fox S2 seat
C. d. Patent Butter Association. 23f broadway, room 81
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A STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, BAGGAGE, 40 /;
"A. srparas compartments q s.es. Goods up
elevators. Ifut kmsu porters, &c on hand. Haze 3E
500 West Thiry-four.h street, corner Eight avenue.
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DONBONs FRANCAIs.-CARhMELs NAVE FRESH
ID TIRES four times day; also great assortment OF
French canao ut L. LBERTS " East twelfth street, two
doors OF kroadwav.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
At JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL'S
a 4 L

n HORSE AUCTION MART,
1I2 East Thirteenth street. near Fourth avenue.
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish
dispose of those wishing purchase anything in the
horse line, win find TO their advantage to give u: call
Onr dca ins almost exclusively with merchants and
business men, and establishment Is conducted the
straightforward prin cipes which govern honorable
people In other branches Of trade.
We give the purchaser of every horse That warranted
sound "a hours for trial.
Our down town Office 50 Nassau street. opposite the
Post oGcc where utter ia kept of Horsos Carriages &c.
private and public sales. Lbe advances made
thing In the horse line.
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A LII DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 70
~ will draw interest from Uoober six cent free OF
tar ~ SbVe,. Dime ca Rank, Nos and Broad
way, Williamsburg.
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A THE FEMALE FORM IMPROVED. MADAME
IA. JuIEL'S Manmarial Balm and DE clippers Improve
the bus. physiological Send for pamphlet Depot sT
Broadway, or 10 east Twentieth street.
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A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF LADIES', GENTS
"A Misses Chhisen's Boots and Shoes &c lin; at 70 per
cent below broadway prices al W. ID. BIdELOW cos,
RI guyyery corner OF Bond ii, eet w. ID. rl1ELOW
ROBERT IRWIN.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL Irrws

Biars Lesvenworth speech gives satisfaction
Inc caIpet-bageers viii force q meeting Of
congress in September. ~
New York. 10 SUNG W
; Fernando Wood has resigned his msmhsrsbin =,
The Mozart General Committee. "
Some Republicans are predicting that thu nr...
ldent will come out for Grant. f-'''
burlngame expressed the belief while hare
tnst colonization Is the only outlet for the black
The New York Day Book charges Greeley and
Deecher with large measure OF the responsibility
vi negro rapes 1l white women.
yen. frank rode on the same train from
S reyenns 20 O..Aha, on Tuesday last, with Gen.
Hepworth Dixon has declared himself in savo,
OF manhood suffrage, vote by ballot and comnnI.
eory education In England. -
non; yoei Parker. of the Cambridge, Mass. Law
school has been elected professor Of law al nsr,.
mouth college, Hanover NJ a.
Oniei yusuce Cnase Is at Parkersburg. holding.
term Of the United States Circuit COufi for West
A telegram from Schuyler cOlf.x ,sc.iv., =.
Omahs, states that he positively decline. an
Puohc demonstrations on his trip to the moun.
English papers say John Bright has been invite,
70 denver course Of lectures in the prin sinai
accept. : "A1 VIM pio'aoy
i reported that in the convocation which win
&c neig "a, py ne pope next month, Monsignors Ne.
viii be appointed cardinals 80 S's'e''A
Robert Douglas, eldest son OF stenba, A norr-
las and now the private secretary Of Gov. Hoi.
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MUTUAL INSURANCE CouPArv
OF NEW ORLEANS,
once. No. OIL Camp Street..

amour, OF premiums received during thu war and.
ing December Slst 1857. . 80 'o eNu s,a. s,o :,
'' Deee"Oer, 1907, valued st.. 767,763 81
pr.cto,, vnLEAns January zsd, is6s-Ths Board a,
~ resolved 70 pay interest ON an
e.s, sna iarher declared Scrip Dividend OF NJ
ending pees. safhsd gsrcDsng Premiums the year
'A''' ANDERSON, seerstary. JNO. q. GAINES, V. p.
nDsesors for the year ises-John q. Gspss H.,rvp
x ~ Lens1se Bscoe J. G Bsrelii Hueh Wfiso.
800. n S5n keEs, j. T. sssussr. =. B. Brss 7sos.
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WHO TAKES THE MONEY!

WHO TAKES THE MONEY,
'S e my . Ss::s . .s
.%es Nse sDSSas cur, s pain + the Head ss
sass Hps Abdomen Legs, Ankles Feet Toes
Fshtia fact PAIN rom any yea cause RI RSss
nP Ss s % &c:
he's, permanently as soon give In Its
OF q Pain nfia sS the
Applied Free st No 81 osrOndslst street.
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State q LOSlsiaa.
Country Dealers and Druggist. supplied
Il, f Pc 4. .,s-, b<ni iss ": xTsns.s
spoys the m:sSs
c ss s.qli sss, 70 excite
every instance had occasion % ASCERTAIN their S.psse
s' fDD'r G.s..i pss mes
ss,s Examined u. patent bold Srs
ss pDis 2:
so 1Ss. a;sss. s: which
ns Ssass 70 hes vA' 'r'i, want q yc:d tonic
A BOOK FOR THE UNroKrUNATE
T. BALDWIN DUFrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE Dis
on .s:' e. rI- sssVu. D.s
s pTrs y nal aR IN Fsscsps Of Is osass ;,
New Orleans Medical Institute.
where all private diseases are t.s street
FRENCn MEDICINES
-rlrrARsp 81
GRlMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
Rue RICHELIEU, rARIa
Asthma, Oppression. Dysprma.
hDlAN CIGARETTES OF cANABIs INDroA.
PREPARED BIT eKrnArLr Co., CHEMISTS, PAKIs.
proved that these Gig .retes are Sovereign rs AVE
Ss,Tesng snect,ons especially when Bsadoan
Digestive Elixir of Pep.ine.
ShihAuLr 4 CO., CHEMISTS, PARIS
The latest scientific discovery Dr. corvis
Juic. ITSELF or rather sas 6e q The French
agests food IN the stomach When by some cause ar
&C.; are bad DIGESTION g.s gsrsgs nss
baTn np me coats OF the stomach and heart
ehoosis The Elixir of Pepsine which sanctioned S 49,
all such Diseases and prevents vomiting during
APPROVED BY Tue PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE.
BURN du Buisson's Iod,de OF Ire. and
sanese Pills.
The treatment Of chcrotic or scrofuIouss rsc.,on.
unesus1ty I'M s saf S.ns prspss.Ons q
uppOt them The researchss az not being sbie to
Iusses Gensoul aud retrequn OF Lyons: sar.iin, q
allure owing s absence q snsans .n sbs
therefore, supply an a the blood These P
HeSess snS received TIE the Aesds@y
%poy Cd With success asan.. chao, Ihsy are
sen.ch COmb.nt. the siosd sSd IL
iron alone In all snenie scrOfalous and cameron. %
NO More Copaiba ana Cubeb.
AhAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID ExrRIc, M
. . hATIoo VEGETABLE
" Ssrs al stner medicines have f.sd these prs,.,.o
re o. sever. r.,sn. and chronic cases Of pr,..s
S,s are osed IN the hospitals Of ra By ths es,srsss b
sss Sas.s :. h -:
% recent and capsules In chronic cas.s
'SruD or Peruvisa BARK and Iron.
-PRkPARxp ny
0RIhAULT on
chemists TO II. I. II. Prince Napoleon. Pat.
ncipss Of PsIuppsn ss 70 an agreeable FORM the scve
nj Iron one Of The principal the blood Il
oross Green sieknsss facilitate n. rsss 10 cur:
rspdy removes he sne vag.r g the system
s1 s :as,sy .nsns and Which I...s corn
and d also ssc.snt for pale I've y no. 81 u.
nd @ s. s.s,ss g :SP;,s
TSs sse. :: b 2,,,
speedy. v 'A'' sSfap are st once certain .
'spot General in New orlsan. q.
y. DUcouGES.
80 Chsrtres strest. 4
0UoLAs,
AnShAVER AND LIrHOGRAPHER, a,
he. 10 Camp Street,
JOINING LADIES' KHrRANox CITY HOTEL.
.ns - Wsadi.s Cards engraved b ne No. 49,. Il
.ssinsss oards Account Sales Cotton Bnl. -
ossekA Invoices aad Circular Lssssz a. a..
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A BOOK FOR THE UNroRTUNATK
q BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE ma
1893 impotency, Loss OF Power Nervous DEBILITY via
smpAng marriage Sent BY mali receipt Of osats 4,
J. 3. DUFF GRIFFIN -
New Orleans Medical Institute
vhsr. all r-,-... 2e4 Magazine street
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APPROVED BY THE PARIS ACADEMY NJ
MEDICINE.
BURN du Buisson's Iod,de OF Iron and Man.
ganese Pills.

treatment OF chlcrotic "a .lx.v
~ With the psual prepare OF iron hi.h
IN owing 70 the not being al. @
Rrnso. mem ne researches of Professors Hsnnon ~
oenson aud retrequin, OF Lyons. aargeiins "
failure 4 ans AZ hays that
IRON - an esseotisl element the blood T.. p ns'
h supply an Important deficiency IN therapsntic. a
snn - sna the principal scientific bodies Tbev AZ
OF success against ChIorosis G3rs..
stomach Complaints Poverty on the R,oa1 VI
81 % and are preferable 70 the pills Of oda.
tiOnA anu esncerOus Alec
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Parish of Orleans, City Of Ne. o,s.an, l
ls6 PATrI M -. co, Jay OF june
Third Justice a the Peace
"eoune OF tne Board Of irectors, held on the Hh
day Of june 1858 It was resolved 20 dec.,. a. n,s
q THIRTY PER CENT. on the Net Earned PsrIcn.,ins
Premiums for the ending SOh May 1868 for vch 80.
uneses VIII be issued on and aer nrst day Of Auru
Also TO pay on and amer the second Monday IN July
ne1. IHlhIf-FIVE PER CENT. ON THE SCRIP IssUs
VI 1879 and SIX per cent interest on all OUTSTANDING So.
Of the Company. 'enP'
DIRECTORS:
John Penberton. N.sn.,o n,,,
NJ. PUG T. Dr.. David hcCord.
Ps WiI,1' yo1n Morxs9 Hall 8. e. Rslf,
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70 prsusss The social nsssriaf asd political vsibs.s
ne city Of New Orleans the Stated Loussnz and The one
Southwest win the future n has been In the pa
he purpose Of this Journal fhs columns Of ssoa dsyss
referred 10 earnest Of the fAshfansss and
Nth which this design q exscutsd- al.'
while the stand point Of the CRESCENT An sssps.du
,ns vii reference all the subjects Of nswspapsr ccns
md discussion opinions win always be fsaad V 10 90
hdly. ds6nitsly and fsarlessly sxprssssd rI5-.
A earsfsny sslsetsd corps Of
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-09-17

in wheat with four to five hundred pounds Rhodes
applied to the acre this would pay for the land and
the cost of the SuperPhosphate the first year, and
the only outlay that the farmer would have, would be
cost of seed-wheat and the work, and the land
would be clear. I only wish I could get every
farmer on our shore to try the use Of Super-Phos-
phate on his poor land and to satisfy himself on the
subject and if he is in debt this will bring him out and
if in debt, this will enable him to buy more land
do not say Rhodes SuperPhosphate is the only one
that is good, there are several other brands that
think good but Icanddly think there IS nothing IN our
market equal to Rhodes to bring up ,corn- out
lands of The Eastern Shore ); and have doubt but
if I should be spared few more years that shall
see hundred tons used where there is ton used
at this time. I do not condemn the of all other
means in our reach to bring up our land but with
our poor and WORKOUT land, we cannot rely on our
yard manure, have nothing to make it out
of until get lands started with the of Super
Phosphates, after which we lessen the application
per acre. But it is useless for say any more on
the subject, it to me that of our farm
ers are contented to toll all their days On poor land
with barely living when it in their power to bring
up their old WORKOUT land, and live in comfort and
plenty, and with the same labor raise ten bushels of
corn or wheat where one grew. Yours truly,
SOUTHEAST Landing. JOHN FL. EVANS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-09-17
NEAR TRAPPE, May 80, 1868

NEAR TRAPPE, May 80, 1868.
MIR. THos. S. HADDAwAY,
Dear Sir You ask me concerning the effect of
Rhodes Fertilizer" I have used it on but two
crops, on wheat in the Autumns of 1865 and 1867 :.
The effect was considerable the wheat of 1866, but
most marked in the clover aohach to1oaoed On the
crop of 1868 at this time, the wheat on which
it was used is very much better than that fer
tilted with aaa@aae1a Ammoniated Phosphate, and
but little inferior to that on which Peruvian Guano
was applied in equal quantity per acre.
From my limited experience, taking the two crops,
the wheat and clover which follows it, I prefer
Rhodes Fertilizer, quantity per acre, to Peruvian
G,sano or amy other Ihaue get used.
Yours, &C., CHAS. r. MULLlKIN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-09-17
TRAPPE, TALBOT Co., June 10, 1868.

TRAPPE, TALBOT Co., June 10, 1868.
THos. S. HADDAwAY, Esq,
Dear Sir:-In answer to your inquiry respecting
Rhodes Super-Phosphate which bought through you
as we'll as of Mr. Rhodes last fall, will state for
your benefit, that have the largest growth of
wheat so far, that had in my life. Some is
lined land very light, some has been lined eight or
nine years ago with Schuylkill lime, and some has
never had any lime at all. 1t is all equal, agreeable
to the quality of the land. My first experience was
one ton Peruvian and ton Rhodes, some six or
seven years ago, and could not any perceiva-
BILE difference, I declined buying any more of the
Peruvian, and have continued every year since to use
Rhodes, except one ton of another brand two years
ago as an experiment. did not like it, and conse-
quenty did not buy any more of it.
Yours respectfully,
BARNETT PARROT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-09-17
NEAR TRAPPE, June 6, 1858.
Mr.. THos. s. HADDAwAY,

Mr.. THos. s. HADDAwAY,
Dear Sir In reply to your inquiry respecting
Rhodes & Co.'s Standard manure, I will say that
have been using the article for number of years
on wheat alongside Of other fertilizers and guanos
and have failed up to this time to find anything to
compare at all soi it for s0heat and the grass that
followed Some persons have advised me at times to
try new article, and have done So but have
always failed to be benefited by the experiment.
shall buy Rhodes again. and continue to do so, long
as it does so we'll for me.
Yours, very respectfully,
MARY E. M'KNETT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-09-17
TRApPE, June 8, 1868.
THos. S. HADDAwAY, ESQ.

THos. S. HADDAwAY, Esq,
Dear Sir Il have used Rhodes Super-Phosphate
on wheat, and the increased yield therefrom was
all that could have been wished The improvement
ON the crop of grass that fooaoed fully compensated
foa the outlay IN fertilizer. Yours very truly,
JAS. s. CHAPLAIN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-09-17
CERTIFICATES.
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, !
near Hyattsuille, Nd, June II, '68. !

MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
near Hyattsuille, Nd, June II, 6S. !
MEssRs. B. M. RHODES & Co.
80 South street, Baltimore, Md.
Gentlemen Your letter enquiring as to our ex-
perience in experimenting the farm of the Agri-
cultural College, came duly to hand; and have
delayed my reply, hoping to find time to write more
in detail At present. only say that the results
from the use of Rhodes Super-Phosphate have always
been highly satisfacto'y. Respectfully,
F. A. G. HANDY,
Registrar, A. C.
Near GRAcEHAM FREDERICK Co., June "a, '68.
MEssRs B. M. RHODES & Co.
Gentlemen II take great pleasure in saying to
you that have used your Standard Manure" for
number of years with great success. During these
years. also used many of the leading "Super-Phos-
phates' Of the country, experimenting side by side
with Rhodes and the result has been, that as perma-
nent improver of the SOIL am disposed to hold yours
in the highest esteem. Very Respectfully,
J. BIGGS.
HILLsBoRo, Nd, June 2, 1863
B. M. RHODES & Co., Baltimore, Md.
Dear Sirs Yours of the 29th May received, and
contents noted In answer to your inquiry, can
say have very fine crop of wheat resulting from
the use of Rhodes SuperPhosphate. consider it an
excellent manure and will use it largely again this fall
In speaking of your Phosphate, L have field
seeded with about $50 bs to the acre. and it is con-
sdered as good as my neighbours who used 800 lbs of
ceooaoooo on better land than mine. l shall want
about fifteen or twenty tons this fall.
Yours most respectfully,
II. C. MORGAN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-09-17
TRAPPE, TALBOT Co., May 2, 1868.
Mr.. HADDAWAY,

Mr.. HADDAwAY,
Sir In reply to your request to give my expert
ence in using Rhodes & Co.'s " Standard Manure" l
would state that have used it on wheat and grass,
and believe it to be the best an Market prefer it at
least to all Others I shall use it this fall.
Yours respectfully,
JAMES A. MATTHEW'S.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-09-17
TRAPPE, TALBOT Co., MD.
MR. THos. S. HADDAwAY,

Mr. THos. S. HADDAwAY,
Dear Sir You desired me to give you my exper-
iece of Rhodes Fertilizer 1t is limited; having pur-
chased ton last fall, applied to cortland wheat
and as it now looks compared with wheat growing
beside it on ground heavily MANFRED for corn, it WILL
1 think, pay any farmer for its purchase. My neigh
Dor, J. w. Martin, Esq, has used it for several
years. to which have been eyewitness to its val
liable effects both land and allow wheat, and
will induce to purchase more of it this fall than
any other now know of.
Respectfully yours,
June 8, 1868. A. H. BARNETT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-09-17

OFFICE CLERK CIRCUIT COURT FOR TALBOT Co.
EAsToN, Nd, June 9, 1868.
THos. S. HADDAwAY, Esq,
Dear Sri have used for several years past, B.
NJ Rhodes & Co.'s Fertilizer or Standard Manure IN
my wheat, and in every case with decided improve
ment in the crop, doubling It,; and the following
crop of clover q1iratupled. It is No. Fertilizer.
Very respectfully yours,
JOHN BAGGS.