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IIoovERsvLLE. A. A. Co., Mn, |
june %. 1863. [
Messrs. 3. NJ. RHopEs 4 Co.

June "a, 1868.
Mcssrs D. NJ. RHopEs & Co.. 81 Afl4
0eHts--It affords me great pleasure TO testify 10
the unquestionabls merit Of "Rhodes' Snpcr-PlIos-
phate." had long regarded it with favor, but bad
never given II fair trial until last spring. when app
piled il on my clover sowed with oats on perhaps the
poorest piece Of land on my place The result IL a.
toandihg With no other application than your Fer
now cutting the pFettest piece Of clover IN the neigh
borhCcd--unformly good and luxuriant and yielding
an average tons per acre. This is tho result Of an
application Of not over $50 lbs. to the acre Of your
Manure as top-drsssiag soma lime after ne oafs
and grass avere up. / am trying Il this year with
marked effect. on my and potatoes, and have no
doubt It will be very beneficial 10 increased produce
ton or the result | will lei you know as aeon AZ
the crops arc saved, Very truly yours.
90W S THOS. II, GARDNER.
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=. :. A"ht LhA@- Dhlas June ist, 1865.
MKsshs fARRAtA & TaInBLg, Philadelphia,
Dear Sirs--i take pleasure 10 giving You my ex.
pertinent with Rhedas Sup-r Phosphate consider
that larEncFs can make no better Investments have
used u on wheat, grass and oorB and am satssied
that have boon paid hundred par cent d. eperv
cass aud much more 10 some. Ny observaiions lead
me 10 believe that Ia effects more felt Ia the ear
and grain than IN straw and stalks. applied 100
pounds per acre on my wheat last year and obtained
600 bhsacls more than my average crop wheat be-
Ing $500 per bnshel, rcceired 81 $50 on az, in
restnens Of seas. also applied Il TO my grass last
spring, side by side with other fertilizers putting the
same money value ID each on eqnal portions OF
ground. sowed Il about the first of NAV. Nm beat
results not even excepting the Peruvian Gnano We're
from Rhodes Super Phesphate.il cut loubIe The
quAnt'ty OF gfsaa whefe u was applied that did
where put nothing, aso used il on my corn with
qory satisfactory results Tan treR assnre9 that $50
of 700 pounds per acre fo0ald haze paid me much
oeffeyy a. pat about 800 pounds psr acx an too
nTes, ana am satisfied that obtained Cor = bashels
more per oere nhaH shye 4 pnt only 100 pounds. I
have used this year . tons ON 10 acres tho wheat
Will npen % days eafler where the Phosuhake n
put than 1t will on land without anything Or onlv
barn yard manure. The straw IL much stifIar and
the qualify OF wheat better. Ono Of my neiebbors
USED ~ East year nand that be had cut wheat from
.he same summer, no also seeded clover sod which
nc thought good enough without Phosphate but hay-
,ng barrel more than he needed for his wheat stub
nie ne applied 1t on acre Of clover sod IL made no
Percepunle differences while growing but he told me
ne thought he had nearly as much again wheat from,
'nat acre as from the land just beside il when he oao
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wrvrERsrowx. YoRK Co, Pa, May u, 1858.
u. NJ. kHoDEs & Co., ~ 9i sif ,a1
Dear Sirs-I have used your phosphaieo on potatoes
ot sle past three years and fud Il 70 give satisac-
ton. and from what my neighbors say. and from my
own experience, can recommend il as superior 10 any
olaer gsei in MS Helghtorhood.
A. Il. FULTON,
e Justice Of he Peaoe
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70 cut 30 sslitdaN The asIla sre OF edaAl ~
field whtfe b PIT the Ph@phstc, than ffnn ls1
clover sod field which he thought good enough. And
there isOne thing more viii say for the Rhodes Su-
per Phosphate and thatis Thage nero, send Phos-
phats IL ne condition 10 drill hat Il TO- You cars
apply i a. regularly yon apply the seed grain,
which 1 consider very important matter.
TT THpS, n DiTfEDRTH.
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CHAs. l. CauM, ESQ, 1870
Dear Sir--IIaving used Rhodes Super Phosphate
successfully for eight years. take great pleasure In
Recommending IL the best fertilizer nee IN oar mar
Ret For crops Of small grain aud grass i excels any
Manure have ever used. s.s. l,-e
1 Respectfully, JOS II. RYAN.
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1 have used Rhodes Phosphate for several years,
and fully agrae with Mr. n.y. nnstard, that Il il a.
good for oil crops as any fertilizer 10 use.
MFa JOHN ". GILBERT
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years corn, wheat. rye oats and tobacco, and am
perfectly satisfied with its effect on all the above
nHmed crops and ibf wheat It & superior fpnsaHv on
account Of It's peculiar yitness for drill
Very respectfully, GUSTAvUST DORSEY.
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ArwArotha JuworroS june ~ lsos

Messrs. y. NJ flHopKa q Co.,
Dear Sirs--l arm satisfied with The results Of
Rboaez' Manure. 7 have used u on potatoes aud
cabbagcs. raised better potatoes vih DE SANFORD
Manure, than Fased with wti-rcsled stake maHure
alongside in he same place. have used Il on wheat
and corn. Ny wheat good. I sowcd timothy
aud clover In my wheat field. Ny ueghboTa enquire
Of me " what Manure used 20 make my grass grow
10 on snch poor land" | tell them used Rhodes
Phosphate which will continue 10 use as long
as End from II the same result Your truly.
MICHAEL FIrZSIMMONS.
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HorKwKLL TowSsHIr. YosK CO.. Pa.
May q, 1903

b. ~ RaonKs 4 Co,
Dear SEa--I have nAci your STANDARD Manaro for
The past three Year, On wiira,, grass, &c, aad am
happy ~ say ts,at Il has gynn entire sAilelicsinn.
Yo0vs Truly, JOHN HOUSEHOLDER.
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it il as good PhoEphat9 "a a IL ts5o mari "A 10
several other kinda nd air thas Z sxcoliel shan2
in making tho wheat grain.
Very respectfully, &c.
GEO. w. THAWLEY, 5
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JOHN n. MEADE.
knx4 IsEAsD, ouExs AsNE's Co. Nd,
GA May 81. 1868.

Mansny. b. n. RnopEs Co
dsantaAH: In reply 70 your letter Of inquiry ia
Feitehce 10 the god bad results from tho use Of
Rhodes Snper-Phosphaia. 'sThs tDld Standard Ma
nuTe DO naat eheerfnlly say. that for te last three
years have uaed add sold the same Oh tlia island
lha issl year sslliag considerably the second ioab
Ing ant The third and last year, 1857 thrss tinscs
az innoh as the hrst-- notwithstanding the great
Efforts made BY Other Fsiilizng Companies aud fher
agents with Their stua, always % hand 10 push IL
upon the public. But tho CREST ard lasting difference,
both ~ iho production Of grain and grass. WINS 80
evidently 10 fasor Of Rhodes STANDARD. that farmers
generally. as well myself, lave laid aside all
others Tor ths use Of Rhodes exclusively In short.
iheheFencc In It's superior effects over all other Fer
iilsefs upon wheat Gals. aud grass IL 80 perccpti-
Die and conclusive, that must say Tor the benefit u
aas only yoasself bat The farming interest generally
that know u 20 be the beet paying Fertilizer now
Ia Tho market. Very respectfully,
A48 WV. X. GOoDHAND.
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1'e VI. W. X. GooBnAND:

Ie VI, w. X. GooBnANp.
We ths undersigned hereby certify that we have
bought The above article Of yourself. largely, and
after trying u along side Of various other kindsin
feet all the dfIcreBi kinds now Ia our mafkc--givc
u ihe deede preference, and heartily OonCm In what
ID said VI u 6y yourself ssa9 l.e
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u. N. RuonKs. Esq. 44
Dear Sra Having used your "Slsndand Manure
iOF several years past take olsure 10 recommend il
as thr best Of any other kind thai have used 10 the
meantime, along side OF IL. Last fan saved II 10
spuey thar hardly expected 10 receive any benefit
At OIL, using on an average abnut one ton h. twenty
acres at least. but am pleased 10 tell you that my
wheat has made hna growth. Whist conyinccs me
Of ~ good effects Is, that sowed il along the side Of
another kind. where there Is the greatest difference
ever saw between two different Fertilizers Where
besides belng considerably smaller oukng, As though
u bad nothing sown on Il, Admtsing ID did. some
good n q more satisfactory proof Tint asi.hodes'
STANDARD" has superior qualities as wheat producer
Yours respectfully. EDWARD Q. LEGO.
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II a \ HoovEnsvrrtN D. D. Mp, June 8. lses.

ea
Messn. -. III. RHopEs q Co.,
Gents--Your favor Of the 9Th instant has been re-
celved IN which yo say yon shall bc glad TO know
at carly date your tHyl opinion Of Rhodes MaEuru
have used your Phosphate, and the benefits Justify
the use again. therefore be kind enough 10 send me
1865 used over two tons on corn In the ll and on
thin land tabout twenty acresI rased one hun
bred barrels Of corn This spring put The AA,pe
land IN oats and clover Myoats were very good and
the clover also very good. have noe turned under
this years clover and with that and your Standard
Manure ! expect large yield this year. II the au-
tunn viii permit The season has been 80 very
backward from tbe very great snolemency during the
planting season. that tho yleld will greatly depend On
the lAtencsa Of the coming II the cold weather
win bold or until lie crop natures have fears Of
the yield. All Of which win be tho product Of
" Rhodes" will use some % your Manufcs Oh ollEr
crops, and win be pleased 10 report progress
Your friend, =. X DASHIEIIs
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MICHAEL FiTzsIMMoEs.
ANNAPOLIS JrNorTox, July i, isss.

AENAFcLm JUNCTION, July ], 1863.
Mcssrs y. NJ. TinoDr% 4 Co., Baltimore.
Dedv Sirs-Tn reply % your inquiry haze 10 say I.
used Rhodes Super Phosphate on my oats, on Dr.
teen acre field. The previous year Il was IN corn add
did not bring fifteen baffas On the whole 6eid cut
but The hsavy crop Of grass seas assonishms, aud
this year Il Is surprising 10 the growth Of grass
on the eld although u has been three years IL can
be seen very plain. have no hesitation in recon.
mendlng Rhodes Manure 10 All farmers
Yours truly LEWIS II. HAsLUP.
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. cossrtTvrIos. YeaK Co. pa, July q. 1858.

Nh. ID NJ. RHopEs, se'e W. nv fs18s
Dear Sir: have been Using Rhodes Standard
Manure Tor the De, len years along with many other
fertilizers that have bsen n The market, and find
that Rhodes gives far the, most satisfaction jnd
That u win last longer and pay better than any other
for most any crop, ! an now harvesting n field Of
grass for the second year after wheat that only re-
celyed two hundred pounds per acre on oats stube.
and u Is as good field Of grass as any one need
want, II shows 70 the very land Is was sbwed for
timothy. believe Rhodes Is the best fertilizer in
the country. have applied It n the hin for corn In
very small quantities, 1850 pounds per acre, and
y. would recommend Rhodes to any one that
uses fertilizer. Yours very respectfully,
8srW 1,Yfg. Ifse ft5 MILTON BLAKE.
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LEWIS II. HAsLUP.
Mila.gEsyLlE, A.

MIIIKgsynLE, A. A. Co, june 10, 1868
MERsRs. s. N. RHoDgs & Co.,
In reply 10 your wishes inlrsgard 10 my success In
using Rhodes Super Phosphate Ithad been run down
by one Of my ncighbors; thought would give e a
trisl on tobacco. purchased 1--we bags ard uAed II
IL the drill alongside Of the Peruvian Guano and
must say, Rhodes far ezcceded any manure i spey
used Il kept ahead Of the Peruvian MI tho ilrae,
and yipened ten days soonG than whve used ne
qridno The next year used ton on tobacco In the
drii. and Il was the largest fdbaoco ev9 sa.o gror
Il rpesed in good fine and cured vel also tried il
on potatoes and garden vegetables. donotwAnt any
better manure than yours. can reconmdhd Il 70 al
farmers especially for tobacco and garden vegetables
and potatoes also. tried Il on wheat, aud Il acted
finely. TkaUe used all kinds, and prefer Rlodes 10
anu / ever used. Your Friend
81 JAMES RAWLINGS
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Mr.. AIRY, Nh, May 20, 1868.
MEssRs. D. NJ. RHoDEG 4 CO.,
Gezsts--I herewith enclose you several testimonials
from some Of our best farmers.
Very respectfully, w. II. Is. DORSEY.
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7" UxIoN BRID0E, CARRoLL COUNTY Nh,
May IS, 1868.
MEssRs. d. NJ. RHoDEs & Co.,
Yours came duly to hand | am not dealing In fer
tzers at this time, but probably will this fall do
not hesitate moment in saying that Rhodes Super
Phosphate is an excellent fertilizer for wheat and
grass. Yours, &C., cry DE
" ~ GEO. p. BUCKLEY.
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HoucKsyniE. CARnoLL Co, Nh, May 10, 1868.
MEsgRs. b. N. RHoDEs a CO., H
Respected fiehds--Yours OF May 18th Inst came
duly to hand. Having been agent for che sale Of
your Phosphate for number Of years at this place,
am enabled 70 say that II Is now accepted mnicys-
ally as Tie standard 10y ichich all are Judged have
used Il on wheat rye oats and corn In Che hin aud
have received great benefit from It's use very small
quantity in the hill will make the stalk and then II
there Be sufiicenoy OF strength Ia the ground 10
assist the hosphatet win increase the crop At least
one-fourth have also used IL on my grass crous
aud receive good profits from i,s application
20 Yours truly, DIV. HoUCK, Ps NJ
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90 @dg q D.sl nFrzEE. nj NJ.
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Western Union Railroad.
~ - Hg 5S;:ss zss5
Short and Direct Route TO the
North, Northeast and Northwest.

TWO PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE ROCK
l. Island daily, at j;45 A, NJ. aud 4i5 I, NJ,
making close connections wilh trains as folloWs +:
AT PORT BYRON, trains ON this road leave
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AT FULTON, with trains from and to Cedar
Rapids, BosnSboro, Marshaltown, Council
Bluffs, Omaha, and all points on the Union
Pacific Railroad.
AT SAVANNA, with daily line Of Packets TO
and from Dubuque and all points on the Upper
Mississippi River.
AT FREEPORF, with trains on the Illinois
Centrs Railroad for the North and South.
AT CLINTON, with trains for JRnesyile, Madi-
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Fond du Lac, Oshk osh, Green Bay, and points
in Northern Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota.
AT RACINE, with trains for Milwaukee, Keno
shS, WaukeRan and Chicago. Also with
"Belle City Line Steamers" for the East. Time
Rock Island to Dubuque, hours
Passengers by taking this route will save both
time and money.
h. c. TATE, sup't
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"a standard Remedy"

Such an article is "Dr. Tobias Venetian Lini.
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The subscriber for the past ten years engaged
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citizens of Rock Island and vicinity, that he has
opened New Merchant Tailoring Establishment
for the purpose Of manufacturing to order first
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the habit Of getting their garments cut by US,
while at MF. Cones, we would extend Rn invita-
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to those that cannot get suited in Rock Island
and are in the habit Of sending east for their gar
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trial, feeling confident that we can suit them In
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With large variety Of splendid French Coatiugs
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READ THIS,

New Albany, Ind, March r. 1857,
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or THE
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THE Academy was opened on Monday, March
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gained, tho best recommendation that we can
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Students Of all denominations are admitted,
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MECHANICAL DISEASES.

Persons engaged in Paints, Minerals, Plumb
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advance in life will be subject to paralysis OF
the bowels; to guard against this take doss
Of Railways Pills once or twice a week as
Preventive