davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

g yaI
=
. In .v,a," "',oo"' my signature,
= 60 " s a" ao' 70 au"i' ~
+ ~ " ''~"'s ~ W reP'esehsnuo
Z, In .s,, ~ asP'o'e OF w
.n "S. ~ ~. ." su'''ss.on on "
,ha o@o;an, '.,a,,,, ,''' ~. "e' y
> s.0 e"'''"e F,'s, sH's"' " ,nc 'eo'
! 49, i"s'oa '',Vh i0"'i an
.N 80 ~ f'e"'.u,'' '"e',,o' "e'
i. +, towsr oy' ~ .oi "' .p"n
|, ,, aa, 49,, w., - loE''" 10 ''ez
! hn, Wv a ,.s ""uo'so"e no o"'ns'
s,rs,. w ''I a' eoa ~. na' Pee
L Ine" '" .' " vac 'csu''s "h''
"",' '''e"oe' men oAcc"''9n, an
Wv, 49, W. a,' wv, ~, 1"' ~ ,ou''
No. us ,V ,ha ~ o''' Nnicn y oHse'
an no, ~ rohali;aa H., ~ !.
pconle tho STATE ~ ,ldnsos soooan,
from tho Un;o, n, ,h,, ronsro.,
may nj its pleasure crnel a, oyeI,a,
any State from m, J'n,op or in,cr'
prct iis relations with The Govern
ment by arbitrarily depriyine !, n,
represcnto,ion in tho senate and
House of Renresenta,iyos
re,.,..., O.,
III NJ In ~. ~ % - "a -, - We.
s, '"', 70 pa 'up' ''o' AUNT " -
,'",o' - y" 'a' 'iho' han', ! Is
nooo., :" w" =, 49," !" ms,"y' =,
.a,'.. s',, ~ - a. y '"'','V' "
~ ~ So - ~ -. "' V"'
s,;,n,;., - Ia. ll. Wv" ~, W, 'Vn
Sat- MI - =, 49,, n. ~"
sonta,;"" anJ n,a, ~, "a So o"s "e,'it ~
ho aon,,,a.,aI ~ ,,.o ea.,~ 80 s''''''
oach s,s,o and ,ha, no So n.,,h
o',, y. "a,,." ""' s ' ~ TO- nv wy" :.
au' -. w. JVuss.', s";l' ~, w op .,
~ ~ i'' , a""'' II, - wa, - ',O'''',' ~
,ho oIa,;a 80, '',a 49,, .'.. ~" ~ Ju"st t,e %
- v.' ~ , ""r W. 'i"''n
,hs ,Vr' " n ~, ~, "" nO'"po'si anu
'"',s'''. az '''u' = no" necessary necessary "
-, 'i'.a"s', :" u" ~ 'O'su'u
'V"' 'V.'''o"S W '"p ,, '""'e"f
A., u r,,,,,, y ''." ''oufo uPo"
Nv "'s''n'} " ,"vsu P'eson''ns
~ :, ''e ''1',. ~, =, V'"'"s 10 s'"'S
Th; ~ ny ,,; '' 10y " So"s,''s,
~ ' a - ,aH XIV" """ i 1''r,' pa" %
' u's -, cI 80 "'' y -"
i - 'ue' w" . '' m 'S'V NV !"
W" ~ 1a s So. 80, ~ u,o
~, 80 49,, -" ~ ~ 49, "'"'p "'se
~" ~ 80. w" 80 ,s"'"
1890 49, ~, "a. " W
1922 " N"N :, Vp ~ ''"h'o
=, !, 'o'e'e"ev ~, " '"' fs',a''V" "h'o,
ep,.'' l,, su1"'''' WIN y no'
" ~ - ,S" "',, , |
""~' "e's,o' d".'se . gu" a"s''ou,
no, y o ogsa,in Vu' I ~, , " anu
~, ~ ~ yaV.'''u ~ ~ 'pp'a''ous AZ
Nv; ~. 'IO ; p'e,.'''o' Nv NJ" ,,
''on' '''n'o ' y" a'u'Vona' u',ay
a aa,ha '.' u" y, n, MI m"y =. nSen
'a a - 'pP ,,,,, 70 u 'o',''oIy
,,ai,s, ~ 49,, ~ a'. III, 40 Sao o' ."e
!, . "''e ' '.'s',', '",u AZ s.''c whion
" nss oos'P.eo a p'ses ~ w men
ton in Congress as one OF the states
of the Union upon the following
conditions That the
constitution of Arkansas shall never
be SO amended or changed as TO de
priyo any citizen or class OF citizens
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10
Drug! Druss!!
A LARGE bill of fresh English md
II French
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS,

And Liquors, sc, &c, Is now being
received and opened by A s AIRS, at the
old stand Of Sears 4 Wi,heTspoon, ghels
genuine and unadal,ersted Drugs, Med''
cines. and all other articles usually KEEP,
in Drug Stores, a, the very lowest figures
.h., q genuine aud unadalteratej article
can possibIy be sold at, Tor cash by
special request he has brought on several ,,Ia
articles not kept elsewhere in ihls Guy,
among them is Casafrh snuf' and sewing
Machine reedles,
/ take pleasure in informing my Gus
TONER. and the public generally TINT J
hive secured the services Of Mr. i II,
Bruce, Pharmaceutist, late Of the house o. !. c
Of Mr. Frank u. Wood Of this city, VINO
will be on hand at oil hours TO "''eha W
The Prescription Department
Feb rs. 1867. n1e"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Il IL better ses y ~ 10 church,
school, o. tAsates, tAsa 70 ~ and .
obliged 10 breathe the foal cir Of H.
ventilated rooms.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

The New York delegates to ~
Democratic astioasI coaveatioa have
agreed 10 support Mayor Hoamss
for vics PRESIDENT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

A returned CALIFORNIA; found The
baby he had lett al home a m,-s Of
five summers, One day he offended
her, and she ifclully exclaimed !
" | wish you had never married Into
tho family
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

The Mssksn l. sgsis . vafs Her
new nsms 10 Msialss1, so hsv kss.
band |. q .Asassical sesasss, very
young snd very green.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Higsor Blits IL abost 10 retire,
amer sty yss,s sspsriease a. = vss.
triioqsiss, sssgieisa sad sssisss 81
birds.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

An acre Of good bsct vAess viii
yield daily foafssss pessds d Aossy.
70 says : Ossusa writer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

A Grassy man Ia wssssr" NJ.
York l. trying to 70 ~itkoui food
Until the ith Of Jsly. liz 10 sou
on bis third week, and quito hungry
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10
GREAT DISCOVERY!
EVERY NAN HIS OWN ARTIST,
A sclentiAc Wonder

a kC1ent16C VOuur''
A n instrument by which any person
~ can take correct Llkenesses or
Photographic. This instrument WIN
fnll instructions sent by mail Tor one
dollar. Address,
CD. AMES q CO.,
lsl broadway, New York
January Is, 'os. h-"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Tks olAssa aes u lA1issa IL
JeAasos nrsva. sAs lives 49, Md
-. H y - hselseA aaA esvsa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

The 6rst ssvspsper !. North
America va printed is boato" in
1000.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Al Cississsal, asEiss ~ pas,
ses.os. 800. 63l AoEs wsrs packed,
sysssgiss 3l0 possds.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

The short dress nSvsks h: 10 Psris
is = failure. Euseais wore : tssis
u her last " Moaday.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

tbs New EsglssA Ash slavery
sssissy has pesssssssa asaias'
ijsast.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Il Is said Mostgonssy olsir y spt
70 succeed Rsvsrdy JoAasss y sss-
nttyY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Bat tve a, psesI1sss sss SOW
iivisg filluess aAd Pissss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Dick Bustesd, who is. raid u have
shaken Southern dust from his feet,
has recently made siolcn, anti
Southern speech IN Nav York The
Mobile Register Of the 18th shows
up this political cba,latan and hum.
bug In telling ssd diguined
manner
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Prentice thinks Batler IL squint'
ing toward the Presidency.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

II il estimsts1 thst thsrs ere 81 :.
o00 vrississ presses II ~ DATED
Htates.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10
3flisrelluneuus.
MAMMOTH
NV cry ST y II a. H.
Horses Bought and Sold.

,g,Uis splendid Stable located on Aus
lin street, North Of the Court House
Il uow open, and well stocked with saddle
and harness Horses, Buggiea, HaeAs, %e &c,
ali Of which will be hired on rfasonane
terms Horses boarded by me non'"'
week, day, or single feed. -, oo
Horses and Mules bought and SOFA o'
commission, .,u ,....io,os
WM. BkADFiEip, Proprietor
Marshall, Feb. 20, 1860. 70"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Europeans assert that the emperor
Of Russia IL drunk most Of his time.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Chiesse has . pepulss;oa " 23s..
900.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10
DIR. T.. j. BIlAIL.,
Win
DIR. II. LEWIS.

office in rear Of Lancaster Drug Store,
DARTiCILAR attention given to the
/ Medical and Surgical trea,mel; of
the eye,
nea- Bills due upon rendition of ser
vice.
May II 1867 nSstf.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10
DAVID IacPHAlL,
VATCH.NAXZ1 AID JxWA1k

NARsHALL, TEXAS.
MOULD respectfully sasoacse 70 a !;
w old ltisads and patrons, maj ne 4
ssain 4 vosk st biz old stand, nosto
Ia Of tAs Public 6qusrs. where be - DC,
s;suss 81 sssia rsssss'as liberal snare u
psbais ratroaasa. $50,
Deeembss l, -. MA"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10
J,,n~ ~.-r O. D. GRAHAM
WILSON + CIR A u a NJ,
MANUFACTURER ov
FURN ITU r i
OF ALL KINDS

(Reis's SAop North Of Court HoHse)
Marshall, Texas.
MILL all al ordsrs with which we
w may he favored Aay article q
furniture made 10 order, and with
dispatch. Nv iii -,
ssnd In your orders. We viii sell
eh.sn ard our work il warranted.
Msrshsll, Nov. ., 81. Mo-"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10
ties enjoyed by any other class of

hes enjoyed by any other class Of
men.
II Is very we'll known .bat very
large portion Of the electors in all
the sissas; if not in all. do not believe
in, or accept the political equality G!
'u'iiaus, Monso',s"s, os negroes w:.h
the race to which they belong. II
the voters in many of the States OF
the Northwest were required to take
such an oath, NJ test Of their quail
hcatlou, there is reason to believe
that majority Of them would 10.
main away frem the polls rather than
comply with such degrading condi.
tons, then 10 what extent this test
oath prevented the registration of
those who were qualified under the
laws of Congress, it is impc ssihla to
know, bat such was its effect, as at
least being sufToisn, to overthrow the
small and doubtful majority in favor
of the constitution there can be no
reasonable doubt, should the people
Of Arkansas, therefore, desiring to
regulate the elective franchise 80 rs
to make II conform to their insiitu.
Items, and also to those of a large
portion of tho North and West, aud
modlfy the provisions referred to in
the fundamental condition. Whs,
is the consequence Is it intended
that denial of representation shall |
follow And If 80 may W not at
some future day mourn The rceur. |
renee of the troubles which have so
long agiIated the country And
would 1t not be the part of wisdom
to take for our guide tho Federal
constitution, rather than to resort TO
measures, which, looking only to the
present, may in few years renew in
an aggravated form the strife and
bitterness caused by legislation which
has been proved to have been III
timed and unfortunate.
ANDREW JOHNSON
INDIAN NAMES oS rur MlssTs.
slppi CoAsr AND THEIR MrAsrsa.
Judge j. e. Monet contributes
the following to the Bay 81 Louis
Gazette
" Acshouepolo," former name OF
hay st Louis Bad grass
" Pascsgoula," we'll known river
md sea coast town White bread
s,oopon," Indian namo Of Pearl
ny.
Biloxi, we'll known bay and 4,
own Turtle.
" l,ogue Chitto, creek empty ,
ng into Pearl river Big creek. +,
liabolochilto, creek emptying !,
nto Pearl riscr-llig fight or blow.
Bogue Hoomab' creek empty. /,
ne into Pearl river Red creek J.
" Nasooba Atcha,' river omp,ying !,
n the Bay of st Louis Wolf =
iyor, =
Ca,ahoula, A" Jordon river empty. y
ng into the Bay Of S. Louis River \
E Tigers 4
Coaiiln," creek emp,ying into h
ordan riyer--Dead tiger l.
Binau Shooah, creek cmptying y :,
,to Jordan river Sinking camp. =,
sho,ta Coobaiah," creek empty. !.
az into Biloxi Bay Broken po, or \
ettle,
" Ocka sLampooln, creek empty. {;
,g into Biloxi Bay-Swcet water. II
y" Anahoolo Tookafah," creek II
implying into Biloxi Bay-Thc ii
lace where the white man shot. n,
q ltapolokiah, 4 creek empiyiaq II
nto she IIaboloehitio-Thc bad Al
landing tree /,
" Tuscaloosa river emptying into n,
he Tombigbec--Bl Black warrior.
" Tuscahoomah,' river empiying q,
n,o the Tombipbee Red warrior i,
" tsogue loosa," creek empiying E,
nto pascagoula river Black creek /,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-10
CLARKE Co.. Va, April 20, 1865.

CLARKE Co., Va, April 20, 1865.
c. L. cRUM. Esq,
Dear Sir--Yours Of the 7th inst. desiring to know
the effects Of Rhodes Snper-Phosphatc used on my
wheat the past fall came duly to hand and in reply
1t affords me pleasure TO say that far ii has exceeded
my most aangnine expectations. have as fine. il not
the best prospects for wheat have ever had. Last
year raised on twenty average Of forty bush
els per acre. with the application Of two hundred lbs
Rhodes Phosphate on land that otherwise fifteen BUSH
els would have been considered good crop intro
dveed Rhodes Snper-pbeaphato 10 Clarke Cc.about IT,
feeH years since and have been using II every year
since. except the four years Of the war fsles, nv
farming nperntons were entirely suspendedl with very
marked fscs SOD FIND PROFIT and would add that
never taed INJECTING 6ue set Of grass when fellow
cd with seed, apd . luxuriant growth the Eollowmg
year. have experimental with II ID every possible
way. both spring add fall crops, with satisfactory
results. aud think II truly be styled the farmer
Jyiead have Ia the same time used vaFions other
preparations but iInhesItatingly pronounce Rhodes
superior 10 any other fertilizer known 20 me.
istend using three ton my corn crop this spring
which yon viii please order for me at once, and will
report to you IN due time the result Of its use in-
tend broad-casting H. and then SOW wheat IL the
standing corn about first September
Respectfully. &c,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-10
LIAlrlnoaE. 30. sIay ID. lsas.

y. Il
MraaRs, - NJ. RMoDss q Co..
0sals-- Your iayot u this data was received. AJAX .
ing u isa, IA what estimation Rhodes super phos.
plate was bald Ia the neighbshood u Fc.esalsbtsg
Nd. 90 being aitaatsd IN Caroline and Dorchester
eoainiaszl the place wisfe We have bsrn selling your
Phosphate for several yrafs with rey gycai snceess
Ia reply. we would y.aaphasseaRgv, Rhodes super
fhoaphair sianIs pre-smiasHl. We hsxr bcpn able
70 nell flee hines tss qsaHstg u Rhoes Phosphate
10 any ether. We know Il has given very gsasyal
sfacsaaa rarely al exception We anticipate large
sales Bext fall. Were i, mporiant w could pars IL
your possession numerous letters from the many
hrmefs. who have used your Phosphate uaoccsslully
for several years. Very respectfully,
M hH w. IS. 60sl.Ik a. son.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-10
las v. wEIR.

CHAs. /. CRuA, Esq.,
Deer Sir~- oars Of tho 18th cane duly 10 hand.
and IN answer 70 your inquiry rs to my experience in
the use o. Rhodes Phosphate. will say, have been
using sinc< he pear 1866. 1ssAs induced by agents
Of other companies 70 give u up for q year. or
two and try thuirs but bscamsaatis6ed that Rhodes
sHifed our sod better liam any other soiea HAD tried
consequently I began the uss d IL again. used Il
90 my crop 81 1867, and perfectly satisfied with
The result by crop 81 wheat with about i25 lbs Of
Rhodes Phosphate sown broasieasf haa very ssldcu
ever made less than average Of twenty bushels per
aefe, including corn ground which would not
hase made over ak buShsis without the Phosphate.
Tbs effect upon clover after the wheat Il a. marked
AZ u Is on the wheat The effect upon corn cannot
say Anythleg about but nteud 70 try Il thIs spring
and viii give you tbs roadlt. s'
Yours truly, JOHN d. MEADE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-10
Tlnnrn GnnYr. Innn Am 1aaa

IIMBER BnoYR june 9th, 1903.
My dear Mr. Blodes-Abscnec from home is the
cause 81 my not writing sooaer am not much al
writing. bat can say I have used your Standard
Phosphate az well a. different other maausra lor some
ten years past, and sofin Of my ndgbora bare done
tho an,e. and when seoding time corneA aud We want
fertilizers do not think il well todssast that which
has never dcvalena, aud therefore purchase Rhodes
Standard Phosphate lsaoariNg q 10 b jHst wsai We
waaf. Very truly. &c,
~ WEflffh Nppf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-10
wssmSo4oS. HArrAnASxooK Co.. Va,

f, April y. 1903. !
H. G. NEWLY
Dear Svl purchases 81 you last fAlI IIisc,es So !.
per Phosphate end used the samc on Sheat md am
very happy 70 tay that have the most flalsering
pr~pcci fur = crop that have had To- Number II
years My nesghte9s estimate my crop from ita pro.
sent appearance at from twenty 20 twenty-five bashss
per acfe. ! have alresdy bad an oder u 1000 bu.
shsls for WY crop bet would not take H. / @euded
my wheat wish a {" wKguurr Drill ono u the best
10 hsc aud would oecasionaiy Sow q row acroea tho
field without using The Phosphate 70 imighfseo she
ditterpncr, and one moutll agoa Raa,ismAn. DIR. j.
O. LaHe, standing nj donsi isR,e ono mih from
my fed. asked what made the dlilstsnee IN he
growth aud appearance % my wheat, he said be no
ticed dfill row occasionally thai did Dss seem TO
uana up well o. gFew. tkr gronud showed plainly IN
thasS sows while shc balance looked we'll hiding the
ground pretty thoroughly. explained 20 him that
ms had Iibodes' Phosphate u AND ihn other had
nsde. Ny oTpp is noticcd aud spuksA 81 W al who
ace t. shall USE Rhodes more sxi6sssivey ihis com
Ing fall and will advise my neghbop 10 do The sans
Very truly youn. J. G. MASsIE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-10
MT. ATnY, CAnnolL O., MD, May 2I 1894

il MT. ANY, SAhkulL Co., MID, May ~, 1863, 4
MEssRs. d, NJ RHoDEs 4 Co,
Gealt--Your letter o. the 18th received, II reply
have 70 say, that | have used your Phosphate some
sepen or eight years. by the side Of AZ least dozen
other Jerftzess. on corn, wheat cats ard potatoes
and found It equal 10 any that have ever used il Is
not quite quick % force up vegetation ~ some
others have uscd but for corn Il will make better
car than any other that have ever used The effect
Of Il u more durable than any others. 8g5 4
et Very respectfully,
HENRY fBUSSAilD.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-10
CLAnKr cousrY, Va. April %, 1903.

cIlAs l.. CEuM, ESQ,
Dear Sir--in reply TO yonr rcques. as 70 my past
experience and present prospects from The use u
Rhodes Super Phosphate Il Affords me great
pleasure 70 state that my growing crop Of wheat
% which used one hundred pounds per acre pre-
Yuts very promising appearances. l commenced
lie use III 1858 on wheat crops and have continued to
tho present time with the most gratifying results.
My experiments have proven from ibo % 200 p0ahds
nnre wood ashes In rs immediate results and when
have followed with timothy or clover obtained lz-
riant growths Of those gfAssss. have used Il
on corn except small quantity experimentay IN
1863, when considered Il Increased the yield 81 least
ty per cent besides maturing y some days earlier
es., g.,i - VA 80 J. RELY.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-10
30 N. cnAaLEs SrnKT.F. BAl.4iMoas. Mp.


sak. CnAaLEs SrnETF. BALsiMoRs. Mn
Dune 4. 1905
MEssha. b. ~. llHobEs 4 Co..
Gtats---Kof several sess. now have limited VI,
purchases 81 ManuEcn 10 ysaF establishment. EEL.
ing satisfied after mg aud frequent lsial thai yca
supplied ne with ths bez, and cheapest rhosphate
Wben do not Has pure bone. apply Rhedea stand.
ard Manure enly, aud havn always been pleaso with
ihe result. Yours respectfully,
j. CRAWFORD NELSON.
Priesifovd. Deer Ord. Hartford county, Ma.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-10
cHAs, L. cguM.
EEaR wmrE Pear. CLAagE copsrY, VA.
April IL, 1858.

GAIA L. CgUM. ESQ,
Doar S,y--Y Your. i at hard tn whlcii yon rcqiest
nay cxpeuenre with thc u.e 81 BoSies Super phoa-
phsle. II niIsis noe pleasure y ttAte, that having
used lhls fertilizer for years fihipk iA effects upon
wheat when properly applied are III that any reason
able man could desire. last year stuhble Laird that
prnvosvly bad bsen worked hard. made average
u 70 bushels per acre, having applied fertilizer with
dni az the rate u 100 pounds. Ny present crop
with ike application gives promise Of being equally
tfu uniformity u impaFtn 20 sTap. both 10 quantity
aud quality vespsrtus ef ne land. IL asiiol 4 als
qaick Keeping tho crop out Of the way Of lis natara
enemies ny. Fant. worm, &c. There Is no question
with a. % the proprey Of iis Use on al % our
lands Never having tried IL Il tried on corn,
avn Unable 10 speak II is eilers.
Very respectfully. &c,
t& eg E DAVID MEADE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-10
coLlisqrnS, psisoH GnokgE4 CousrY
af M.t a tara

u I
May 9. 1905
MKasna d. NJ. EmoDEs a Co,
GeHtlemen--I used smaa Of your Manure ihsss
years ago owing 10 tbs very heavy rains Did 10.
raise very good crop 81 tobacco bai | had aas
crop II rye sld clover i1uG0 IL. fAiiag revv AlgLl
Of u a. an tnprorn Of taad.
Very F~pesilvliy. de-,
Thus NICHOLSON.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-10

Is. NJ HHoDEe q Coz,
Dear Sir-Your favor Of the 18th inst camo duly
TO hand asking the result Of my experience and OBJ
servaton with the use Of your Standard manure
have taken few days TO enable me 10 make q full
inquiry Ct the neighboring farmers to whom have
sold the article and that il is preparation well main
tanned by IL own merits, being highly spoken Of by
all those who have tested It's qualities. and wishing
you much success in the prosecution Of The same
wellearned yeputation have used Il OH wheat. rye.
corn, oats potatoes and buekwheal and II has paid
ne N each and sUery crop and my farm speaks for
ITSELF Look at the zine fields Of grass aud grain just
now. aSea8 8B a. 4sf
remain rs ever yours
ef i0 ill1u9l sd3 ie D.s. ArTZEE, ri NJ.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-10
Q. WElsHAMPEL,
MAN Trum Guoyr, BALrinour Co.. Mo. 4

june la, 1868.
have been using Rkoles Standard Manare sseo
1860, and hsvs fannd 10 equal 20 any fertilizer have
nsni IN my oxpdricuee. have Used Rsoies' /" side
by side With stable Manure on wheat corn aud to.s-
soes IL actea fully r1l I sonnider Il fvegerass
70 P04,oiaH Glaao as IL leaves the land in bsner
condition. aud acta a. well.
CHRISTIAN GINoRiCH.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-10

IlorgwELL. YoEK Co. Pa. May 81. 1868.
D. NJ. RHoDEs & Co.,
Dear Ssys--I have ussd Khoeu' Sapor- Phosphate
so wheat, rye grtss, &c. alongside stable manure,
and the yield was ~ good, " NOT better
DAVID W. STRAYER.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-10
ANNAroIrs, July /, 1858.

ANNAFOLIs5 July I, Ibb5s
B. M RHoDEs, Esq, Baltimore.
Dear SRI have used your Standard Manure for
many years on my different farms, and will say that
1t is the best Manure hare sper used for improving
land.
With Rhodes have made fine crops ofwhcat
corn, tobacco, oats and cl6yaf Yout truly, = Ii
JOSHUA BROWN.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-10
Mr.AIgg. cs1aoit %, NJ, No .. iges.

MEssRs n. 81. Rhcnks q Co, rs ~
Genks--I have used Rhodes Phosphate On cnft
and potatoes, and End Il equal II not better than any
fertilizer that have eer used II makes better car
lhanmany Others and telAracst potatoes tbat Lever
grew were from Rhode Phosphate; The yield was
equal 70 the size. For grass nhas no superior
VERY respectfully, JAMES HOOD.
Mr. Hood is one Of our best farmers. and will use
IL on his wheat this fall w. H. .. DORSEY
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-10
Tsaas 81 i April D, lses.
Y 4, 4 eNa ] liz

riments with Rhodes Super Phosphate viii say that
after experimenting with sarious kinds for many
years for the last two years hare confined nysef 10
Msase Of Rhodes Super Phosphate with very satis-
factory results
Yours truly,
EDW. b. JACOBS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-10
!. w,NcugrrEn. "a Me- q isos

MEssRs u. NJ. RHopYs Co.
gsnasmen--- Eneloses yon wiil God copies Of let
.sfs reserved fr0n several persons that have beon
using Rhodes for como yeara have tie tboat graf
flying reports from tic growing erops--n ~ cases
Rhodes is aAeadf viii more thAn double my sales
this fall over last
Youn truly, CHAS, T.. C1!uM