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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

Ibr III ,NlI,>s purpo-a 81 retaining their goods
tu consumers 40 WHOLESALE lTaa-. The immense
u.utits which hay, heretofore been pa, upon teas
and coffee, boy the Iipluo,I~ the importers, thu
Iohher, llukyr> Spectators, wholesale dealers and
finally tv the retail country merchants, have ~ en-
hsugtel the prices Of thy essential article, u every
day hi. that many consumers have been Obliged To
stunt themselves, or abstain altogether nom the ust
III teas and c1tp,s. II b, tact Well known 20 those
who are familiar with the condition OF the tea
market. that these guols an frequently rtaiiei hy
small dealers in the country AZ twice OF thrice then
original value, and even then ARE - adultvTaigd
and Go,torcd 10y uupuncped spectators ~ to b,
lly unit Tor the u-cs Of any good and wrll pro-
viAea household.
We do not sac Why this should nngvr continue,
and We Therefore purpose 20 retail our teas and
Cuiiccs IN small quantities 10 Consumers, IN all
parts Of thv country at importing lucrs With such
small profits added thereto, IN widely extend
ed aud constantly increasing business may reason
ably oOmp-u> Us Tor our trouble, We gnalau-
pare 4fA warrant al goods sud iTum tAls hnu-s
"a give entire satisfaction; otherwise the good
may be returned and thy money Will be- refunded
We challenge any establishment m TIN, country 70
compete with Us in the quality and prices Of our
gup!s We call the especial attention Of all hou>c
keepers and heads OF families 10 the following:
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na'. a,-"a n 'aa'.''" a''h.'asu rs at
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02
AND SHEEP FARM FOR

IL I7lIIl T
JtTgt HCTrs NJ ilr1d situated tn Steekhr,age and
Plttsiied. thrre miles irom Pttstield village,
,luping south and southwest; Apple orchards and
three good sugar orchards, dwelling house, live
harms aud sheds, aud CIDER Mil, loo acres Of
meadow which may he cut with machine
Wl,turAge and meadow sufficient 10 keep 20 cows.
with good cultivation may be- largely increased.
An abundance OF pure water both for farm and
convenient 10 buildings,
For an entCrprisIng farmer il is the best chance
to make money IN Vermont. Terms OF payment
AS easy as could h. reasonably asked tor. Apply
by letter or personally To
NJ 6, EVERTS, Rutland, Vt.
Rutland, Oct ~ 1866. dlw&w43u
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lgricuItural i,ouhs.


by feeding tomatoes % COW, n, a -, -
aid the milk, cream and butter VIII ~
much improved
DO not omit 10 gsll new mittt CIV
Ielly It's a pleasure e. them an" l'''
table To tie owners,
Carrots arc speeislhhr.amint,snl,,' ," ny
horses as favorable % tho ae'H"i'a'''" '''"
digestion ol either t"'
-N.ant aiooo0u hogs, hNy o.,,n
lon.t,.r.d in the West tms -,a@uh a. The
lin. packing establishments
A h1lf m,h,l II salt to thr a,rs
-,yru on winter wheat i- SAID o. add
greatly O. excellence ot grain,
Tho KanSa, irlRrs are SAID g. l# ia
s,f.a spirits in ean,eLngncy ~ the Wrmsr
ns aspect Of the wheat crop there.
The Farmer Chruiale, Columbus,
q. estimates the ground devoted o. the
-tape ia that State a- i2nnn acres
sheep manure and ,na,, p,.6 a'
each we'll stirred in SD mliuas 81 rain
aat,r, Is good Ton watrrJus posted llm'
-purius las, year t,,992 halo, othay
we're rceeivti ia ST. l.uj. Shipped
thence l2s28l The pIsgn uus@l lnw
Toto S2i r,r tom
An Apitju m ths hRG Nirsmu
Valley, Jefferson Go, g3' llun pounds ot
honey las scissor nom 30 stands /, -ald
I-r SAlln
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02
CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES

y VIZ NJ TINNNI MNUE.
br, Dow = consulted daily, frum a. m. TO 5 p.
, ahuyc, upon all difficult and chronic diseases
Of every name aud nature.
Dr. haw, Nos and Endieott street, Boston
Those Whose need the scryweS Of an experienced
physician ami surgeon should give him call.
y, Il. Dr. bow imports and has'ior sale new
article called the French Secret. Order by mail.
Two iuI 81 and a red stamp.
Boston, April, lsCG. l7-ly
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Ifaal ilatires.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

IAa undersigned having heyn apuiated ID the
Hon, fTnGtlr uuTt Tn the hlsiIlet y Rutland,
Commit >-inurTs t0 Iecclke, "a anime and ADJUST all
liAlps AMI demands 81 all persons against The
estate "a Wm, u II Thompson, late Of Middle
town, IA stgt b,stnrt aeeeased, htlvhy gNe notlev
that vi Vii uNtt ~ the pult.se q eNaihlh1hs
atI allowing said claims a tie office Of EliAkim
laui lR stI AliilleloHn, ON the lith day u
AIul uum 1 utlosk T. M, untu otlnek =, N,
90 ~ail lsy, and that six months iFoa the 18th
aty ID uetuhrT, \, n, lsb5, I, the time hAltvd %
atl count t.r said creditors % pressnt theiT
a.s5rus tn Hs iug ~ tulUattan and ALLOW sigue,
Hfrl 40 Mtli,rtuNu, VI, thIs ltlh day a
Mar.h. 4. r. l-IN.
J., COPELAND, C.ml,,.
t4.WsNa NJ, H. COY,
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PRICE LIST

ooLoNG, Black, co, 20 50, 90, sl.oo T. n, best.
MINED, Green and BLACK GO, -, so, 80, sl.oo Z
n, best.
YOUNG HYsoN, Green, co, 20, 50, ~. 500,
.ll0, sl.25 e u, best.
IMpEEIAI, Green, 90, 800, :i.2j.
ENGLISH BREAkFASr nl@ck, 20. ,o. -, sl.QJ
.I.lO leo best.
JAPAN, 90, Loo, sl.2j 4 n.
GUNPOWDER, 81 y, st5o
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS,

Ia, DON devotes largc portion of his time 10
tLH treatment Oi thne eases caused by asecret ana
solitary habit winch runs the body and mind.
Weakness oi the Back and lambs DiEziness Of the
Head, himUc7s Of sight, rAlp,tatiun Of the Heart.
DYSPEPSIA, Nervousness, Dcrangement OF the
Digestive functions, symptoms OF Consumption,
sc, such persons should, before contemplating
matumony consult physician OF experience, and
h. a. ougr ps'ured 10 health aud happiness.
Patient, who .-h ~ r'main under Dows trest-
m,ut will h. furnished with pleasant MONS
Medicines sent 20 all parts Of the country with full
directions.
In, Dow has slso for sale the French Capottes.
warranted the lsst PREVENTIVE. Order by mai.
Three tor 81 and 4 red stamp. l7-ly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02
DINGS VEGETABLEA MBRoSIA

Ia Is IHT MIRACLE OF THE AGE - Gray
the lark INstrus, siktH tyesses OF youth, and are
happy.
loung People, with Hght .Iadtd OF red Hair,
have these uutasnunahe caioTs changed TO
beautiful auburn, and rejoice
People whose head, arr covered with DdHdJbf
and Hamots, use IT, and have clean coats and
clean and healthy sculIs
Ball-hcadCd Veterans have their remaining
lock. tiphtcno,l, aud the bare spots covered with
a luXuilaut growth OF Han, and dance Tor Joy
Young Ucntlrmen use It because 1T is richly
perftmcd
Young Ladie, use it because it keeps their Hair
in place
Everybody must and TiR use IT, because 1t Is
the c2tqH6i and btSt article IN the market.
For sue by all Druggists IN Rutland at whole
sale by +, Fem Co,
T. VI IT'S Il t6., frurrirturs,
Win Ietrbornnph. y. II.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FE-
Il Il Al

NAILS. IN DELlCAIE HEALTH.
DIR. Dow, Nos. and 0 Endicott street, Boston,
is consulted daily for NIL diseases incident to the
female system. Prolapsus Uter OF falling OF the
Womb, Fluor Albus, Suppression, and other
Menstrual arrangements, are all treated upon
new pathological principles aud speedy rehet
guaranteed in a very few days.
DR.. Dow has, no doubt had greater experience
in the cure of diseases Of women and children than
any other physician III Boston.
Boarding accommodations Tor patients who may
wish to stay in Boston few days under his treat
ment.
NB.-Ail letters must contain four red stamps
on they will not be answered.
Office hours frorn a. IN. 10 s p. m lily
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.--
NOTICE.--THE RESIDENT PRO

n olliE.-- IL Il hGISlDE4N fllO-
! PKIETORS II the town OF Sherburne, in
tie county Of Rutland, are hereby notified that
the taxes assessed previous to this date by the
scic1imen Of said town, remain either in whole or
in part nnpaids on the following described lands,
to Wit. 100 acres on the east end OF right No. 80
80 acres on night No 81, called and known by the
name Of the Luke Wilson place; about 10 acres
on right No. 49, with saw-mill thereon set in
the list to Simon T. sawyerS, taxes "a IS; 50
acres on right No. 80, set IN the list to Ephraim
with buildings thereon, set in the list TO Azci
Chase, taxes, SIS 90; so acres on the east end of
right No. 50; Ia acres on the west end Of right
No. 81. set in the list to Winchester Manley odd
FhilanJer smith, taxes $50 To-. And so much Of
said lands will be sold ut public auction, at the
Post Office in said sherbumei ON the lst day of
May next, at 10 o'clock A, NJ, as shall be requi-
site to discharge said taxes with costs unless pre-
Neusly paid.
b. MARKHAM, First Constable.
Shefpufne March "a, 1868. wlSw3ws
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CHARLES MASON,

TESTIMONIALS,
"a regard Mr. Llly as onc Ut the most capable
anil -urr,,-iul practitioners with whom hay, had
official intercourse
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
- haye no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man moue competent and
trustworthy and more capable Of putting theirap
pIcatluus an a form 70 secure tor them an early
and favorable consideration az the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
late Commissioner of Patents"
" Nh Il. H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, IN all but uNE OF which patents have
been granted, and that one l. now pending. such
uUmlstakablc prooi of great talent and ability on
his part. lgai- me 20 recommend all inventors TO
apply "a him 10 procure their Patents, rs they may
b, sun Of having the most faithful attention he-
s.a&.l ON thor cases and n very reasonable
charges. JUN TTTTTTT7T7
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Beneath lis treatment al the horrors Of yenera
I.i uapuy tlonl, lmpnieney, scruiula, Con
ouhost, Ulcers, Fam and D,stpess IN the region Of
PluepAilun, lutamm.tion oi the Bladder and
Kidneys, Hylroyrle Assesses, Humors frighttui
dwellings,, and the long tra'n Of horrible Symptoms
AZ, udus this class % disease are made 10 become
1s hruil,,s ss the simplest waihng,s OF cold,
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Boston, Jan. |, tSfS.
Farm FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.--THE SUB

I'ARM FOR SALE.--THE SUB
scrlhcr Is about removing 10 the West and
offers has Farm situated two miles East OF Rut-
land village, Tor sale The farm Is part IN Rut-
land and part IN Mcudon. There is $50 acres
well divided into moving, tilhng aud pasturng
Well watered and plenty Of wood The buildings
consisting Of dwelling house barns, sheep sheds.
Ae are all in good order There /, on the place
a good orchard Old ana young trees. Sugar or
charl, a. For further particulars enquire OF
Alexander Rc>,isur in Rutland village OF Of the
suhssrih,r On tho place.
II :. CLARK.
7. :. This farm and stock viii ho sold at pub
lie auction on the place, OF the 2sth day of March,
Al O'clock Z. NJ, unless disposed Of t,tore al
private sale mlld2iSllW3w
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I,asa il, NlSswoRru, '""r''
NrNrE oF NENMONT. DIS.

> net Of rNhaysu, The Probate Court tn
esmcd aRFTUNa.
whrTeg, 0pl,oU IlaWkiuy % rultuty W sa.i
district aud county, guardian a Lewis ", Wool,
a minor residing M lJultuey iu SAID district, hss
male Application % sali court tur Incense 'o ,ra
the whole oi the Itai estate u hls sad want
within thls stary. tuprVssutlug THAI Il Will aan.
lgte % the interest Of hi, said WtTA ta sell -Aa
neal estate, tor the puua-o 81 putlW- thr l'n-
tv,d, ut such sale AZ mtert Ur otherwise inN,st-
Ing II toJ the h,Drtt II ls said Nari, IAUur
tuTv,
IS thrauthuutynl th- stat, u Vermont. You
are h,rby ua,nri iu tIp-au l,iuga sad court, AT
the Probate Di'igr, Ia Dss',,iou, ia SAID district,
on the a Monday ct Arl, \, u, lNs, 10
show cause, II any yaa have, Uhy sal u,en>.
should mol d. granted,
Dated Al ,asu,tou, IN said distinct this -t'A
day % March, A. h. t>N,
4 ~I,NINTp E.rt.ttsl
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4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PA.
g.. TENTS,
R.'h. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
LII. Al. nt %. E.t..t W.. nj IL =

As~.+ -t4tft q Hf thltA N.t'tN fh'ft' fs.t.s.
H.lskiEg'ag, amber nf Ieta ls3o
NJ = state 81, opposite Kitty ST. no~fou,
After an extensive practice ot upWagi- oitweuty
years toutluuvs 90 seeurc Patents "a tAy United
tnrllru countries. Caveats, Specifications, haaas,
Assignments, Aud,ah papers 81 drawings Tor IA.
tents, executed on reasonable term, w,th dispatch
lse,caI,h,s made into Amruetn and HurHlau
works, 10 determine the validity aud utility 20 t.
tents d Inventions, and l.'tl sud other advice
rendered GA an matters touching thu same. top.as
nithe claim, O; any patent mrulshgd,Ny renting
on dollar. Assignments recorded IA Washington,
NJ aceucy in the United states Io>,t>,,S satTo-
Nor facilities In obtaining Patent, uT a-yyTtIUIu-
the ptt,utathl,ty Of inventions.
During eislt months the subscriber Ia 'lt
course u his large practice, made up twice lsfi
aulltet'luus, SIXTEEN APPEALS, ENIRN
ONE OF Winch Wa. deailclin his layThy the Com.
missioner III Patents
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IMPORTANT TO THE APPLIcT-


IN. -pr Daw continue. 20 be consulted At Ia,
uiNge, Nos. aul EUlitott stmet Boston, OIL
Hli disease. Uta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-05
CONGRESS-.

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Councs5 moved
to accept the resignation Of MIR. Forncy, which
was agreed to, and thcrcupon, on motion Of the
same gentleman, EIr. Gorham, Of California, was
declared Secretary Of the Senate without vote
by ballot or call of the yeas and nays. Mr..
BuCGaleW stated that the funeral Of Mr.. Buch~
anan would take place at his late residence,
near Lancaster, Pennsylvania and he therefore
moved, out OF respect to the memory OF the
distinguished deceased, that the Senate ad-
iourn. Mr.. Cameron seconded the motion,
and also moved that when the Senate adjourn
it BE- to meet on Monday next. The lat
ter motion was disagreed to, and tie ques-
ton recurring On Mr.. Bucl1alcw's motion, it
was adopted, and the Senate adjourned.
The House Ct Representatives, yesterday,
was occupied almost exclusively, in Committee
Of the Whole, on the Tax BILL The debate was
creates Department of the Internal Revenue,
and gives to the Commissioner the power ofap-
pointing al the Revenue officers Several
Radical members questioned the authority of
Congress to name the head OF the new Depart
ment thus created and urged that by suspend
ing the Commissioner, and making an 0d inter-
i'm appointment, the President would have
control of al the appointments without any
control on the part OF the Senate A motion
to strike out the section was, however, rejected
and it was amended by the insertion of a pro-
vis0 that the removal OF suspension Of the
Commissioner shall not be effected except with
the advice and consent of the Senate When
the sixth section, which gives the Commission
cr the power of appointment, was reached,
Dir. Garfield, Radical, made motion to strike
out the section, which was pending whcn the
House adjourned. During the debate, when
ever the subject Of the whiskey frauds was re-
terrcd to, there was a general assent apparent
ly given to the expediency OF reducing the tax
Chief Justice Chase is engaged in trying the
civil docket. He will remain about ten days
Many prominent citizens Of Richmond have
paid their respects to him.
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

RicAnocnd as the place, Thursday before the
first Sunday in June, 1869, as the time, Rev.
J. A. Haynes, Of Middleburg to preach the
Introductory sermon, and Rev. l.. j. Haley, OF
Louisa, his alternate.
At the conclusion of DR.. Manly's address,
on motion Of the Rev. DR.. John A. Broaddus,
one OF The professors of the GreenVile Semi
nary, the Rev. DR.. Furman, trustee OF that
Seminary, also addressed the Association in
advocacy of the claims Of that institution.
The Rev. Dr. John A. Broaddus then spoke
upon the same subject, and made strong APP
peal for assistance to the Seminary Of which
he is distinguished professor.
Revs. e. j. Willis, A. NJ. Poindexter, Drs.
Jeter, and Sampson and lay delegate q. d.
Everett, each, in few remarks, urged that
the desired aid be afforded, and on call tor
names those of eight persons were handed IN,
each of whom assumed the responsibility OF q
bond for 500,payable in five yearly instruments
During DR.. Jeter's remarks, he said that his
policy with reference to the Grcenvlllc Semi
nary was to 'stck. "
The further call for names was then post
poncd until the close Of the morning services
tomorrow.
A collection was taken up--thc baskets be-
ing handed around by the Rev. Drs. Manly
and Broaddus-to pay arrearagcs due by the
GrcenViIIe Theological Seminary.
Rev. w. r. D. Moncure, of Stafford, said
that If $500 ready money could DC raised TO
pay for q meeting house in process of construc-
ture in his county, he would be willing to as"
sumo the responsibility Of one ofthe $500 bonds
for the Grccnville Seminary.
Rev A. NJ. Poindexter moved that the
consideration Of the report Of the Sunday
School and Bible board be made the order OF
the day for y o'clock tomorrow.
The motion was opposed by lay delegate, II.
X. Ellyson, but the arrival Of the hour Of adj,
journment stopped further proceedings, and
the Association was dismissed, after a prayer
by the Rev Dr. Hewlett, of Washington.
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NEWS or TIE DAY.
"76 shov tie re,y age and body Of the Times. "

''Io sho0 tie rc,y age and body Of the Times. y
The Washington Express says: 'Among
the incidents in front Of the City Hall was
speech made by coIored man from the steps
to large crowd of his compatriots. In the
course of it he denounced those colOrcd men
who turned traitors to their race by voting the
Democratic ticket, and advised his hearers to
kill them-''put it to them quietly" The
sentiment was loudly applauded with en-
thusiastic cries of eve will"
The buildings in Amity Place, New York,
occupied by Heutslc 4 Co., furniture manu-
lacturer5; Steve & Co., piano makers; Ger:
solman & Co., tobacco merchants, and several
others, were completely destroyed by fire yes
tcrday. The loss is estimated at $50, 900. The
adjoining buildings were considerably damaged.
In the case Of boy who has been confined
for three years in the Reform School of Chi
cago, on complaint Of his stepfathcr, who alleg,
cd no criminalty against him, but simply dis
obedience, the Recorder has decided that GRIM
inality must be proven before child can be
thus confined.
Rev. Stephen Ii. Tying, jr., preached in a
Baptist Church in New York on Wednesday
night, giving bis views on the subject of Epis-
copalianism, and particularly as connected with
the restrictions sought to be placed on Epls-
cOpal clcrgymcn preaching 10 other Protestant
Churches.
The vote by which the nomination OF Henry
Stanbery to be Attorney General was rejected,
in the Senate, on Tuesday, stood: for confirma-
ton, eleven, including Senators Henderson,
Ross, Fowler and Sherman; against contlrma-
ton, tWcntynlnc, all Radicals
The New York Chamber Of Commerce has
endorsed the resolution in favor of the rcduC,
ton Of the whiskcy tax to fifty cents, and also
Of reduction Of the tax on tobacco.
An arrangement has been concluded which
promises to result in the consolidation Of the
Pennsylvania Central and the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago railroads.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs
have reported against the confirm alton Of Gen.
Mcclellan as Minister to England, and S. S.
Cox as Minister to Austria.
The House Committee of Elections voted
yesterday on the Missouri case Of Hogan
Dem. VS.. Pile (Rad.l and resolved that Pile
is entitled to retain his seat.
The Conservative Soldiers and Sailors Exc
cutivc Committee, have issued a call for
Convention to meet in Newly ork on the Fourth
of July.
The funeral Of ex-Prcsident Buchanan took
place at Lancaster, Pennsylvania, yesterday and
was attended by a large concourse o.. persons
Mr. Gosham, elected Secretary of the Sen
ste. is the defeated candidate for Governor Of
California, last year.
Weston, the pedestrian, who undertook to
walk one hundred miles ii twenty four hours,
has again failed.
Eva Ellington, a girl - years old, committed
suicide by drowning in Lagrange, Me-, enc az
ternoGn last week.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Farmers and Planters,

THE LODI MANUFACTURING co. T..
Oldest and largest concern Of the kind in m -.
United States, possessing extraordinary fsciT
ties for the manufacture of Fertilizers controm
ing exclusively the night soil, offal, bones 90
dead animals Of New York, Brooklyn and r..
sey cities, as also the great Communipaw o.
batoirs, offer for sale. in lots to suit cuslomo,.
5000 TONS OF
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE
Made from night-soiI, blood, bones and of.I
ground to q powder.
It's effects have been most astonishing, douI1;,.
the crops and maturing them 10 days or . ,vool.,
earlier Equal to the best brands of SDno,
phosphate for Present Crop, although soI5
only for
THIRTY DOLLARS PER TON,
Packed in bbls Of $50 lbs each.
BONE DUST.
1-Coarse and Fine mixed. 2-.Fne, suitable
for Drilling. And 3-Flourcd Bone
nG- We Warrant cur Bone to AnaIyzo Pro
Packed in bbls Of $50 lbs each. For Wio,c,
grain, Double Refined PoudreLte and Fion
Bone, mixed in equal proportions and drilled
in with the seed, have produced most rcmar;s.
bic effects. Sold as low as any article of same
purity and fneness in the market.
NITRO-PHOSPHATE OF LINE
We offer this Phosphate confidently as being
as good, if not superior, to any ever made Or
sold in this market, containing larger amour,
of soluble Phosphate and Ammonia than usvsI
in Superpho8phatcs. For permanent, as well
as for immediate powerful effect upon land. !.
has no equal.
Price in New York, $55 per ton Of 20CO lbs.
For Price Lists, Circulars, sc, apply TO
HOOE s. WEDDERBURN
my 30-6m Alexandria, rs.