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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13
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ct. VIoub, WRtuu>
Yie{es men etneert&tete Cat. uus &pabaus lana
metfeuten uub &pte6nsern teReus empfrhleu werbel.
O{e Bar Ia uphlbeReut. Huseeaet@ucte Stauuneen.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-02
THE TRIBUNE.
Ks SING.
A Po,rer IN Election Time.
n English paper says 4:

An English paper says:
kissing Is sometimes power
N election time, and has been
known to turn the scale. The beau
tifuI Duchess Of Devonshire, OF the
last century. is said TO have kissed
free when canvassing tofs Charles
James Fox, in the holly contested
election OF 1Io4, and her condo
scension 10 butcher has become
famous in story.
This mild and elegant form OF
bribery aid corruption has gone out
GOOD dealof late, bat the tishwives
Of Liverpool have been giving a
hint which may lead to its revival.
a few DAYS ago, Lord Sandon and
Mr.. Graves. the Conservative can
didatcs for that borough, visited the
fish market. In company with some
OF the town councillors. What was
the object Of their inspection does
not appear; bat the salewomen
seized the opportunity for a dem
onsfration. though it is equally diff
ticult to divine their object. They
waved the tails Of fishes over their
heads and made IN imposing clam
or. At length one Of the ladies
linked her arm in that Of Lord San
don. and promenaded the market to
the end, followed by Mr.. Gravss, the
town councillors. and the feminine
fish interest generally At the close
Of the course, we follow the nara
tive Of the Liverpool MERCURY, q
female fsh-seller, who had been
married bat a short time, rushed
from behind her stall. embraced and
kissed Lord Sandon, and then did
ditto to Mr.. Graves. 1t has not
transbired whether the candidates
returned the -alutation, but the pa
triotic kissing Of the ti7hwite wa.
applaudcd to the echo.
How these delicatc attentions car
affect The elections we fail to see
but they may give a hint in anoth
or direction. and re-introdHce kiss
inc as a form OF electoral can, ass
inc. Market women seem Away.
to have exercised some influence II
politics. They figure in the various
French revolutions, and a few
months before the coup 4 etat; Lou
Is Napoleon, after laying the foun
datian-Stone Of new central mar
kct place in Paris, received at tn,
Ely-ec a dcputation of DANES d.
al Halle, whom ne entertained
with an elegant collation. and one o
whose numb lac calamity kissed.
OF aH market women. however
the tishwivcs seem generally to b
most conspicuous. Venus AnadyC
meme. with tsh-ba~ket on he
head is sometimes a potent deity.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-02

III u / L "A > Air. ..--.l>
AND EHG.EIX uITTEI.a.
The Most Successful! Medicines
in the World.
Established IN 1885 b. one Of
our most Eminent Physicians.
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in cases Of diseased
Liver, Blood or Skin, Iadiges-
ton, Costiyeness, Bilious Gem
plants, rheumatism and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
LII our possession, giving detail
ed accounts Of perfect CURES
effected by these Invaluable
Medicines. They regulate the
system and put all the func-
tons OF the body in healthy
condition.
Sold by all Druggists. White & Efovl-siJ, Propri-
etors' Successors TO DR.. joan Hoflat and Dr. ". g.
'ionaf' 90 Liberty Street. New york
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-02

PERUVIAN NuNNTEs.- Some Of
our readers no doubt remember the
the account. recently published, of
',the resurrection, n il was called,
1t 5t@ mummies at Arjca, Peru.
during the great South American
ear uauaNe. Mr. +. q. Squier.the
learned historian u South Alneri-
c-tn antiquities. ia i note To the \.
T. Tribune. makes the followigu
explanation: The desert hills be
hind africa, -. indeed those sur
rounding the few iuLabifable spots
ou the Peruvian Coast, are literally
stuffed with the lesjcatcd bodies Of
the abori-iues. They are bat thin
TN covered with light ami nitrous
sands, and are often exposed bv
the winds | have seen dozens of
them n africa. living on the surface.
wrapped in coarse grass mating. OF
in their crnmbIing nets. for most
who lived here seem u have been
fishermen In eNcavating for the
africa X Tacua Railway dried
body was Iouuu partly eucaSed III
a wrapper Of thin gold Rude i'm
plements, domestic utensils, and oc-
ca>ionll ornaments, are found with
the human remains. | have care
fully examined hundreds OF so
called mammie~. without finding
the slightest evidence that their
preservation i due to other than
natural conditions OF soil and eli
mate
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-02
LIVERY STA Biz.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

WILL be on hand at all times to serve the public
- with alikiuds OF single double carriages and
horses Stable back ofthc United states Hotel, High
street Mineral Point. DO JOHN BOTNTeN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-02
ERRORS OF YOUTH

9entIsrnan who suffered for years from, Nervo.
youthful indiscretian, will Tor The 49,, eueets OF
send free 70 all who need it. the recSpe ana
- s 40, t4.y-@tng tne simple remedy by which he
So sufferers wishing to profit BY the a5ye-
co1a4l slisAoe can do so BY addressing in perfect
.etIs JOHN b. OGDEN
'-fnie ~ Cedar etree. N.s W.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-02
\ ANkEE NOTIONS
Pistol CARTRIDGES,
o. All KINps On HAND.

AL OF THE kRONF GoOuS VIII be sold AZ n
y lowest market prices. and IL a, represented
he money usII * refunded.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-02

Sic 2 SsaS TOR ell. stencil GooI sam
e.es trt-. Aa'-Ssss \. J. SULLIVAN, SPri,gd.ld ':
, 1868-08-07

kassen, naar den henstaaer lack ilengere
It'd.
Mt. Victory og Frederiksted Slolehuse.
Jernpladerne, der sNulle anvenles til
disse to Bygninger, henligge den gamle
Politibygnings Gard, og kunne saaledes
letteligen beskadiges.
Frederiksteds Hospital. Patienterne
have tidli2ere antaget, at Hospitalet var
smittet. We'd Reparation at en- slig Byg-
ming heves lettere denne Tanke.
I, Til Slutning ma Committeen bemprke,
at i Diet os tilstiIlede, for0vrigt vel udar-
beidede Overslag, fndes paa forskjeIIige
Steder opf6rte til mindre Reparationer
Store 90 mindre Summer. Committeen
anerkiender N6dvendIgheden If en- Sum
til Smaareparationer i Aarets Lob, mel
antager Diet rigtigere, at samme var op-
fort i eet samlet Bel0b.
HOLSTEIN,
Formand.
INortSnttnG\
, 1868-08-07

according to the average amount of the 3
former years, as several Of the items of revenue
have been fixed over and above what they
would have been, had this rule been followed
the Committee cannot refrain from remarking,
that when such a deviation was proposed dur
ing the discussions on the Budget for 1854 60
His EXecellency strongly opposed this pro-
ceeding. Thc Import-Duty has been ~calcula-
ted at 974,4j0, the AbSentee-IaX at $l0,S00
the 5 years average would have given S6S,560
and $500; the excess is $4,000 and $1,000,
making $4,000
We find among the items of revenue an
amount of S.3, derived from a tax levied on
heirships when removed from the Jurisdiction
in which they have been received it is a tax
that originated in Denmark many centuries
ago it being neither a just nor a rational im-
post, we recommend that the Council take steps
to have it removed at an early opportunity :;
the amount Sl3 can have no influence on the
Budget.
The Item C. /: "Fincs and ConfScationS'
has been calculated at $500 we think this
amount much too low, a considerable fine be-
ing due and is expected to be paid this year byI
the former contractor Of the Stcam-communica-
tion between the Islands.
Under the item c. ;: "Sunlry Revenues
dl UillblIll vi 9IOO ~ HlCiUttu ll tll!uS
expenses collected by the Judge in Frcdrrik-
sted this amount might have been calculated
unler the old docket of court fees, but after the
.emanation of the new ordinance the amount
will scarcely exceed $50.
The expenditure has been Increasing year
after year ii this goes on, it will not be pos
Sible to reduce taxation, not even to meet
extraordinary expenses. We have advanced
too far in the financial year to effect any mate
rial reduction Of expenditure this year but we
recommend, that the Council request His Ex-.
ceIlency the Governor to appoint a commission
for the purpose Of examining all the branches,
of the administration Of he Island, which we
consider too complicated and too expensive !;
the members Of this commission would have to
be appointed partly by the Government, partly
by the Council.
We would further recommend that, as it is
seen that there has been a surplus the last
years, the Council strongly urge on the Cow
erument a reduction at once be made in the
heavy taxation, by which the community is so
depresse and overwhelmed, that if some allie
Walton does not soon take place, it will and
must eventually end in the ruin of all.
According TO the Colonial Law IS money
grants for all HE items Of expenditure proposed
in the Budget, if not sanctioned by law, crdin-
p
, 1868-08-07

~ u OAOh SONtIN ANAN ~ ANAliItA y
meeting.
All the members were present.
The minutes of the last meeting We're read.
The Chairman informed the Council, that the
4th member for Fredcristed'S country district
(Heilbuth) had left the Island for a period
beyond 4 months, wherefore his seat was va
cant ;-that he had received notices from the
2nd member for ChriStianSted's country district
(RatcliffeJ and the 2nd member for Frederik-
sted's country district (Hinckson) of their in
tention to leave the Island for a longer period
than A months.
The Council proceeded to the order of the
day.
l, Continuation of the 1st discussion of the
Budget for 1SGS-69 with the respective
Money-Bills.
The Committee had rendered the following
report.
1.-The undersigned Committee have been
charged with reporting on the Budget for st.
Croix for the financial year from the LIST Of
April 1865 to the 3lst of March 1869.
The reason why this Budget has been laid
before the Council at so late an hour, 50 that
this financial year has to begin without a Bud
get, has been explained by His ExcelIency the
Governor in the meeting of the 9th of April
last.
The revenue has been calculated at S195, 7S5
and the expenditure at about Sl94,52O, giving
a surplus revenue of about $1,000. But in
ordor to arrive at this result there has been
adopted a deviation from the general rule, that
of calculating the special items of revenue
, 1868-08-07

We see with satisfaction, that a separation
has been effected in ChriStiansted between the
office of the PolicemaSter from that of the
Judge, not only without any increase of expen-
diture but even with a Tetrenchment referring
to the discussions in the Council when a similar
separation was effected in Frederiksted, we ex-
press the hope, that these separations will be
permanent and not temporary.
For the support in money to pauperS, the
Government proposed last year $3.50, of
which amount So, 400 was calculated for Chris
tianSted and Sl,450 for FrederikSted the
Council reduced the amount for Chri~tiansted
to $4,000, and voted in all S4,450 This year
we are requested to vote IS, $50, say for Chris
tian>ted $500 and for Frederiksted $l,650.
We believe that such amounts cannot be re
quired, if the Poor Commissions We're acting in
a iudicious manner referring to the discus
SionS in the Council last year, we propose the
amount fixed the same as last year S4,450,
say for Chrl>tianated $1,000 and for Erede-
rikSted S $50.
Concerning the Money-Grant al item E.,
we Suhjojn our remarks and proposals made to
the different items under this head.
Christlansted, 23rd june 1865.
HoLsTElN, }. CHRISTMAS. III. G. RATCLIFFE,
Chairman. Speaker.
GEO. WALKER. c. sAnAuw. w. CLINpixEN."
REMAR S
ito the draft of the Monry Grant sub item E:
buildings and other uncertain expenses"
In this report the Committee will only touch
on such Of the items in which it considers q
change necessary.
b. q. Chr@tiausrnrHsforL.
l, to plaster and ljme-wash all the outer
walls has been proposed bat the floor in
the Commanders quarters being in a poor
, 1868-08-07

WI oNDAr THE 9TH Of July 1865, II o'clocl
at noon, the Colonial Council held its ordinary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-28
70 Farmers and Planters.

THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO., the
Oldest and largest concern of the kind in the
United States, possessing extraordinary facili-
ties for the manufacture of Fertilizers controll-
ing exclusively the night soil, offal, bones and
dead animals Of New York, Brooklyn and Jer-
sey cities, as also the great Comn,unipaw .ab-
batoirs, offer for sale, in lots so suit customers,
5000 TONS OF
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE,
Made from night-soil, blood bones and ottal,
ground to G. powder.
IS effects have been most astonishing, doubling
the crops and maturing them 10 days or weeks
earlier. Equal to the best brands of Super
phosphate for Present Crop, although sold
only for 81
THIRTY DOLLARS PER TOE
Packed in bbls. Of ESQ lbs. each
BONE DUST.
l-Ccarse and Fine mixed. 2-Fine suitable
for Drilling. And 3-Floured Bone.
as- We Warrant our Bone to Analyze Pure
Packed in bbls. Of $50 lbs each. For Winter
grain, Double-Refned Poudrette and Fine
Bone, mixed in equal proportions and drilled
in with the seed, have produced most remarka-
bic effects. Sold as low as any article Of same
purity and fneness in the market.
NITRO-PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
We offer this Phosphate confidently as being
as good, if not superior, to any ever made or
sold in this market, containing larger amount
of soluble Phosphate and Ammonia than usual
in Superphosphates. For permanent, as we'll
as for immediate powerful effect upon land, 1t
has no equal.
Price in New York, $50 per ton Of 1000 lbs.
For Price Lists, Circulars, &C., apply to
HOOE & WEDDERBURN,
nv 3O-6m Alexandria, Va
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THE GAZETTE.
,EDsEsDAY EVENING, OCTOBER %:
sssI1toHAEL ANGELO S. MosEs. "--Profes;
scr Peabody, in his "Reminiscences OF Travel,

=
thus writes
The usster-work of medieval sculpture is
Michael Angeles Moses, This represents the
great lawgiyer, seated as Ia the presence of the
hosts Of Israel giving the law which he has
received ON Mount Sinai. The figure is colos-
sal, massive, Of the most, majestic aspect; the
beard hanging ID immense curls below the
waist, the arms vast masses Of corrugated
muscle, the whole form betokening unparallel-
ed strength, hardihood, and proves. Saint,
sage, seer; ruler, warrior, all are united In
look, MEN, and attitude. No other parsonage
in history could have given his name to this
statue; but it fulfils every condition Of statue
Of Hoses, and epitolnizss his years Of physical
training in the deserts Of INDIAN, bis holy
vigils on the mountain, his kingly place and
Office among men. One singular feature ms is a
pair OF horns protruding from the brow. This
was IN accordance with. "a translation from
the Hebrew of the book of Exodus, perpetual
ed in the Latin Vulgate, the only Scripture.
to which the artist had access. Tie face OF
Moses, Ia our translation, is rightly said to
have shone when he came down from the
mountain in the Vulgate 1t is said to have
been horned. In other hands these horns
would, have been q deformity, and they are SO
in miniature copies of the Moses But, in the
original, they are what the horn always is in
the symbolism of the Old Testament,-a token
of power, intensifying the massiveness of the
brow, and giving the last touch of complete
ness to the heaven. breathed vigor and energy
of him who must ever remain unequal!ed
among hechildren of men.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M TEse Merchants and Business
men of Alexandria who wish to have inter
course with the people of the Valley of Virgin
is, will consult their interests by making their
business known through the agency Of the
ROCKINGHAM REGISTER, at Harrison
burg. Va That paper circulates more extern
sively IN the counties of Rockingham, Shenan-
doah and Page than any other paper published
in the Valley Terms: One square of 10 lines
one year, SIS; two squares, $25 one square 6
months, $40 &C l6--3w
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DRY GOODS.
nj EW GOODS. !,

I have just added largely to my new stock from
New York handsome all silk. and wool Pop
Inns, in the various shades of French Grey
Blues, Ashes OF Roses, Black and Wine colors !;
1ich French Velvet Poplins; superb Black
Silk, very widefor sacks Black Alpaca Pop
Inns Serge,a new article for dresses Reps !;
French, Merinos, in all shades and colors; very
handsome Cloaks and Sacks of new patterns t;
Cloaking Cloths, Water Proofs, Heavy Beaver
for overcoats, in dahlias and blacks; Cassimeres
Cassinets, super Black French Doeskin Cass-
mere, a scarce and desirable articles large stock
of Bed Blankets, some very large sizes; Canton
Flannels, Shaker do; also, fine stock of Ingram
and Brussels Carpetings, Hearth Rugs, Oil
Cloths, &c. ygg.. 1Gf =.
oc 27-3t .s,.r 49, j. M. STE w ARI.
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.R0seNS q STATIONERY.

TTSEFUL BOOKS.
The Young Reporter, or how to write Short
hand, price 6Qc.
useful assistant to traders, 10 which arc added
interest tables, at six or seven per cens, &c, 35e
Days American Ready Re&loler, containing
tables for rapid calculations Ct wages. sal&r!eS;
board, interest timber, plank, board, weed
and land Eeasurem eGts, <Hc::SY 2Oo.
Wilson'S Book CT REGULATIONS and Dl&iogueS,
with instructions IN elocuti0n and defamation,
so cents.
Spencer's Book Of Comic Speeches and Gu-
m0rOus Recitationa, sec.
FrOsts Dialogues for Young Folks, collec-
ton Of useful Dialogues, Soc.
Parlor Ihaatrlcals, or Winter Evenings En-
tertainn1eat, containing acting proverbs, char
AIDES, &c, SOC.
Firesde Games for winter amusement, 81 re-
pository of social recroations, illustrated with
va . 800 " 81 wv ROBERT BELL
&C q Bookseller and Dealer in Music.
MTFW BOOKS AND MAGAZINES.
IL at FRENCHS
No So, King street.
Lie Bon Ton Journal De modes, cor NOVe141.
Der; Frank Leslio's Fashion Book, Oemorcst S
Monthly Fashions. Godey,s Lady$' book, Lip
pincott;s Magazine, ATLANTIC Monthly;
London Society for October, Sunday m8ga-
Our Young Folks FOR November, the Gslaxay,
PutnGm's Monthly.
Eulalio, or me Wfes Tragedy, by Mrs. ri.
4. Earle. soc.
author of 'Lesslie Tyrr9ll," etc, Soc,
Baron Leo Ven Oberg, II. D., g. story of love
unspol1en, from the, t3ermsn, 40c.
Moores Poeticai Works, cheap edition, soc.
SCOTS Pootical Works, cheap edition. see.
Burns Pootical Works, cheap edition, Soc
English copy 25c.
Infelicia, BY Adah Isaacs Monkin, new lot
just received, S.
The Family Christian Almanac for 1859.
Sweets Ready Reckoner, the most complete
and best out, SOC.
Wilson's Book of Recitations and Dialogues,
with instructions in Elocutioh and Oecl&TAs-
ton, E0c.
The Dover House, by annie Thomas, SOC.
Problems Of the Age, with studies in st. Al
gustine on Kindred Topics, by Rev. Augustine
F. Hewitt, S1.75.
Advice to Mothers on the Management Of hel
Children, by Pyo Henry CheVasse, Sl.25.
Daily something new at -.,.
oc Is FRENCH'S.
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Tw s. MARTINS
S TO + 4
M. Z g L Il n

No. II, South FairfNI street hare be
Has Just returned from the NoEt9' WIVES.
purchased 2 lot of SECONDHAND od0t and
Which ne will receive on Monday "'A'
will sell at very cheap rates. l. # TIN.
He has also on hand 8 full supply W cork b.
WARE, and is prepared to repair III Wv
short notice. large a:sor..
mentof CLOTHING and GENTS fUI,EE &C.
BE invites the public to call al h oo 2$-U
store
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VIME! l. [ M 81
L. LIMEl
The subscriber having established at the Ca
nal Basin extensive kilns for the production Of
all descriptions of LIME, offers the same to
farmers, citizens and the public generally, in
quantities to suit, and at low rates.
Persons in want Of any description Of Lime,
whether for agricultural or building purposes,
will find it to their interest to encourage homo
manufacture. They will find my Lime cheap
as the cheapest, and good as the best, it being
burned in tho latest improved kilns.
also offer for sale, at like reasonable rates,
all kinds of BUILDING BRICK, to be had at
GERMAN s. FRANCIS BRICK-YARD.
Orders may be left at the stores OF j. Broders
s. Co., King street; r. Il. Stabler, corner King
and Washington streets; at the Kiln, or my
house No. S. south St. Asaph st.
~ 2I-6m EMANUEL FRANCIS.
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T1INE WHITE SHIRTS.

At less than New York or Baltimore retail
New York Mills Shirts 1928.
Wamsutta, So.
Androscoggin, $2.75.
Have always on hand full line Of fine
White Shirts, Genuine Linen Collars and Gu rs
Of every size and style; also choice lot OF
facture.
Miy~Parties wishing Shirts made should leave
their measure at least 10 days in advance OF the
time they wish them delivered.
CHARLES ". GREEN,
oct I9-lw IS, King street.
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no. l PERUVIAN GUAy0. dirs., ,....

10. l PERUVIAN GUAN0. dire4 s,.,.
the agsnt.
BONE DUST warranted pure.
PATAPsC0 CO.'S GUANo.
Glover ana Timothy Seed, Orchard Grass (,
Wagoner's Gum Spring Drills
Buckfotd & HoGmsn's Drills
KIlen Gum Spring Drills.
HEKBERT BRYANT,
Dealer in
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY,
SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS.
no. Is. King street,
Between Water and Union,
sep u Alexendrs, Va
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AIRRCULPURAE,
2 IMPORTANT TO FARMERS

TMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
ANDREW GOES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF LGHr
The Great Fertilizer.
100 TONS IN STORE MOEET0ARPlyo
Hundreds of certificates from practical ,,.
reliable farmers attests lis superiority o7e, .r
other Fertilizers used. Try it.
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a HARPER g. BRO.
Are now in receipt of large assortment o.
NEW FALL GOODS.
Please call and examine.

@ FOR SALE
M:$i That very desirable new three-story press
brick front D WELLING HOUSE, situated on
the south side Of Cameron street. east of st.
Asaph, containing all the modern improve
ments This is ono of the most desirable resi-
dences in Alexandria,. For terms apply to
GREEN &. WISE, .
Resi- Estate Agents.
The above property will be rented until sold,
to good tenant. Apply to G. 81 W. Toe 27-tf
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PACIFIC QUANO CoMPANY's
Capital $1,O00,O00.)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUAN0.

The value of this GUANO now so a0elI-
knoun and appreciated, that 1t does not require
further eommendation from us.
The Company oav7as the Guamo Islands, and
other sources Of supply from which its raw ma
terial is drawn. Hence, this Guano, possessing
-uch high excellence, can be brought into mar
Ret at q price not exceeding that Of the ordinary
Super Phosphates of Lime.
The large capital invested by this Company
affords the surest guarantee Of the continued ex-
cellence of their fertilizer as the safety of their
capital depends upon continued and permanent
business.
Experience has shown that this Guano ripens
the Wheat crop from five TO six days earlier
than the Super hosphates.
1t is the policy and purpose of the Company
to furnish the best Fertilizer that enterprise
and capital. aided by the best scientific ability,
can bring into market, at the lowest possible
cost to CT. .umers.
KNOX 81 WATTLES,
Commission Merchants Agents,
iy 1S-3m IT, King st., Alexandria. Va.