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TING kllfsfp lssimr o. ux NICARAGUA rurra
Srw YORK. SEPT. a, Ices.

NV iohAs Tsit. y iftr.
To rnE EpfroR 90 ras HERALD
The report In your valuable journal of the nyys
days PROCEEDINGS the case Of the luiioa states
Va Fcrrcr De Conie does not include te point taken
by me n hs counsel upon the admission la evidence
Of the leilous matter published H. Min isier Gomes
against Mr.. Do Conio. wemSumed brosacr ground
aud argued thai In descending nom political srru-
ment 10 vie personalities he had east aside. sor Inc
time being the protection which international Law
and our own statutes AFFORD hlm N MS ofncsi
capacity. Thu ms own conduct ne "irsier suiy
accredited 10 oar government neoiied eNCuip patton.
and cited vo T. y. an 81 the opinions ffc Attorney
Generals Ia the efie9 thai u was considered a con
tempt of the government .or iOr an rlinisicr tn
nunicac his sentiments. tc ffiron y the pres-.
IIis intercourse anl cofrc- pondence ar with mo
Executive bepa rtIe1t &C. The disrft ita ic' wcen
my client AMI nsstcr semen and ms aiifors
from fear aud apprehension rnteff ailg If an that
inffngem ut of ncuirafitv law would 10
attempted m te despatch from ma ~ two
Monitors 20 All Peru in the ear de gaof brtsceu
her and SPAN. IN that aitemVi NJ. ppnfo ne
lleyed the Minister 20 b. an abe iog. dr. l.omcz.
wandering from the political question sna toe
supposed iniracii0n OF our Laws iaAct Mr..
lie Conto On lis character and private rcia-
introduced before the Coinmissllucr. We spanish
Minister denied he statements made nI r. nefney,
The supposed Assault a. Delmonco's rnaasied ain
ply Of an expression of the fndiCn1iisl fcli ~ an
injured individual. n there were aut rtlfaticn n
settle differences according to the cob ahcA oiane
among gentlemen IN their ryspcCtirf rnuuifis
was of course supposed 90 have efaauasesl from
Minister Gomez. ~ VIII be perceived ht = rerussl
OF his examination. u would be slngu ar indeed n
a Minister iienip0sehllafy irufn aiy Fstsfhment
could come a. our country clothed via power 20
insult aud Tibet either cur ctxen~ ~ faste fe-iiinx
with us AMI then throw around ma "a I'd psrron
HENRY n. MorkScE.
Counsel Coz fcrrcr ~ sonio.
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The Board met yesterday at two O'Clock President
George b. Lincoln in the chair,
The usual number Of special and general orders
were entered.
THE CASE OF THE NEW YORK RENDERING COMPANY
The Sanitary Superintendent to whom was re-
ferred the supervision OF experiments to be con-
Quoted by the New York Rendering Company for the
purpose of disnecting and rendering inodorous the
scrap or residue that accumuates In their business
reported that the same had been thoroughly accom-.
plshed by the use of carbolic acid tthe redisted
heavy oiD, and recommend ing that further inter.
ference on the part of the Board with the business Of
the Rendering Company cease while they continue
this process Of deodorizston and disinfection The
report was received and the secretary directed to
forward copy Of the same to the company.
FAT MELTING AND BONE BOILING.
A report was also received from the Sanitary SUI
perntendent accompanying two applications o,, Tor
establishments, setting forth the Objectionable
nature Of the business even under the most
stringent regulations where the material mas 70 pc
transported any distance, ana calling attention 10
the fact that there were enough OF such estaDsn.
ments for the present wants OF the city recommenu
ing the Board 70 discourage the opening OF any more
except where connected with slaughter house. pro-
perry constructed and conducted In accordance Win
the regulations Of the Board. The report was re-
ceived aud the application denied tr 4.
SLAUGHTER HoUsBe ,l
An application for permission 70 erect ana main.
tam slaughter house at the foot q Forty sixth
street, North river, was denied.
TIE RESCUE APPARATUS. -.
Dr. smith called the attention u the Board to the
case OF drowning man rescued ut the Bridge street
ferry slip on Monday last who, being taken out OF
the water IN an inhenslbe condition, was resuscitated
by the application Oh the directions published by the
Board for use In such circumstances. and accom-
panying the rescue apparatus known Sylvester's
4 method.
TIE CATTLE DISEASE
resolution was introduced aud passed empower
Ing the President to employ two men for duty in the
matter Of the cattle disease for fteen days Al an
| expense not to exceed ~ per day.
There being no other business before the Board.
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NEW YORK CITY.
TEE COURTS.
SUPREME CHAMBERS.
Motion tn Reopen Proceedings.

Before Judge G. G. Barnard.
James OiC Fub6 Us. Stephen T. Wnttdnis.--In
this case motion was made to open the default
taken on the nth OF August last. 1t appeared that
the action, which was brought TO recover the sum Of
g. for legal services rendered in 1862 and 1858 in
divorce and other proceedings, was referred to
William c. Traphagen to try and determine the
same; that the plaintiff proved his case carly in
June last and that the DEFENDANT through his coun-
sell adjourned the cause from time TO time, intro
ducng but little testimony till the 18th OF August,
there being no appearance on the part OF the
defendant Subsequently the referee found in favor
of the plaintiff for 2oO1 u.s. and judgment &C.
cordingly entered for that amount and costs, max.
ing IN all the sum of s2,353 6S.
The Court decided 10 open the default on condition
that the defendant pay to the plaintiff his dsburse
ments, together with the stenographer's fees, and
execute a bond securing such judgment as the plain.
tin may hereafter recover. ...,.
For plaintiff, James o'Connor Fabb; for defendant
A. III. Reavey.
Decisions.
Judge Cardozo rendered Judgment in the follow.
ing cases yesterday morning.
MARI rs. Aar'r.-Alimony allowed at IS q week
and 500 counsel fee.
Jacobs rs. D1trb1y.--Motion granted on terms.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The following record
Will show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours indicated by the thermo-
meter at Hudnut's pharmacy, No. 2ls Broadway,
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THE NATIONAL CANE.
Base Rail- Notes.

The ''little unpleasantness" which has existed
during the past few years between Colonel Fitzgerald
and the Athletics OF Philadelphia has become thing
Of .the dead past" Those who had the pleasure Of
witnessing the meeting between clicks" and the
Colonel on Monday last say 1t was quite a treat to
the hearty greeting and hand shaking that took
place, all parties acting as If there had been
any difnculty but as II there had been long DIS
lance crossed 20 reach the place OF meeting after Q
long separation. IT'S WE'LL so let IL be recorded.
The Haymakers defeated the Excelsl0rs, OF RO-
The RandaIi's island Soss-Inion Base Rail Club
defeated the -Eolus OF Harlem sc ,ond time, on
Tuesday with the handsome score OF a. TO Is In
The Mystic. OF BrooKiyn defeated the jefferson, OF
Paterson yesterday, ON the Carroll PARK grounds,
Tue Merchants, Of East Saginaw MIch have
nourishing club for base ball practice. No pun IN
tended
A game was commenced between the second mines
az the Gate CITY and Athletic Clubs OF Atlanta. Ca,
on saturday last. Rain coming on tae game was
postponed 70 be finished on Monday.
The second mines OF the social aud Jefferson had
al, on "Wednesday, which the former won with q
Davis has len the Haymakers and gone back 10
Utica.
Troy paper asserts that Bcarman elected o
member 81 the lawmakers three or four weeks ago;
that there sie efforts being made 20 secure him AZ
Houker. who played no neatly and plnckily In the
late games of the Lawmakers az Brooklyn, will take
he fastened ON FIRST base.
Illinois h TO have base ball tournament In Chi.
cago. beginning ON the 9th proyimo
The story IA going the roundsn that 'they are
playing base bal on horseback Ia Micaigan.' Pretty
TAIL PLAYING or pretty tall story.
The Utca and syracuse peelers" are making quite
fuss about game or games hey were getting up.
both part stars" and a. pts with the ciub,-
80 good sai1e should be tne result OF their meet
iaG.
fhe first OF TIE series OF games for the champion
ship han % MARYLAND was played tuesday &c
Baltimore. between the Maryland and Enterprise
Clubs. and won ny the latter. sc0rc-s6 70 n.
The Orentals Of New YORK, and the Orientals Of
Grccnpoint. WI play for the nama and bali ON
"Wednesday next (9th inst-l nj the Union grounds.
A good time and n close one may Ire looked for. .
BAL players should renessbsr that there iudt
cary committees % hear all charges aud complaints
against ciubs ana piayerx
the rast.mes. ~ Little Pals tAe champion
bat of herxnrr county yesterday, M Little Fails,
nom the i.oa- BY score ef - % "a
The Nara-as ~ Buffalo defeated tie Aleris Of
Rochester yesterday ~ Lockport by score Of ~
90 -
Nnfches 90 Gene on.
To-lay-Mu' AL vs. Eckf0rd home and home game1
Tuion lpruulf mi 4 m llnSs
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1t thereupon adjourned to Tues
O'Clock.

The State Commission and Il
All Of the members OF the Sta
cept Commissioner Patrick, ha,
points east, there was no furt
acted by them yesterday. 7
expected to return tomorrow,
spection will be made OF all thu
vicinity. The plan OF inspect
adopted and enforced at Buff
Dunkirk, ana already publiHht
to work effectively in proven
coming forward, and the establl
system here with reference to c;
New Jersey completes the corr
AT Buffalo and other points,
arrive in which are found some 9
ones, after being separated n
isolated twenty-fOur hours, ar
road they came, or II not, in lC
come forward, except after q a.
days. All cars arriving from
oughly disinfected with carbOlic @
powerful agent. whether the Gait
exhibit any indications Of the dis
A form OF permit has been 9
issued by Assistant COMMISSIONS
and required by the regulation
HERALD of Wednesday last.
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To-day--wa'lai ". Eckforf home and home game,
Union grUunts. reconic ". rxcsls Or a apiroltn6
grounds olympic Theatre ~. Nee ioEk Post once;
AZ Mount Morris. Tomorrow-tnion ". Harlem:
Monday. -tA--ailsn,lc vs. Athletic; Union grounds.
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Important 70 Tobacco Manufactures.
The following correspondence, giving. as IL does,
an important construction TO the stamp section Of
the new law In regard to tobacco manufacturers
will be of interest 10 the trade:-
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REyyNug. \
A. 4. BRADY, INSPECTOR oF TOBACCO sNuFp
AND CIGARS, SO LIBERTY srRrrT. 4
NEW YoRK, August ~, 1855
srRThe question having arisen whether manufacturer
of shall be obliged TO walt the samps are
nshed before goods be moved from factory would
respectfully ash whether on application stamp goods
according 10 the provisions 81 The old
delay such branding until bonds hed Very respect
fully, Ac, ~. ABNER T. BRADY,
- Th rty second district, New York
Hon. e. A. ROLLING, oonmissioDsr, &C.. washington,
n a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24


EN-. Ir's the business that's hard. hearted, my
pretty, not me. You bear that in mind, and
don't You mind old JIffins no more than IL he
was old tomcat. He'll keep HIS place, de-
pend upon 1t, and won't give no trouble 70 no
one"
I'm sure you're very kind" murmursd
full"
'Of course it do. to a sweet ,ung creatnr'
like you. But Lor' bless you, mum, there's
places 20 TO regular, as you may say, and
where I'm quite like one Of the family. The
children calls me uncle. 'Crikey, father.'
cries one OF the little chaps, 'if here ain't IN.
took abaek to ind their parents amt glad TO
see me. suppose there amt no OBJ ections to
pipe in this here room, ua'amr'
ooh. no. no, no" cried Clara. piteously, "you
can smoke as much as you like; and there's
some OF my husbands Turkish tobacco in that
jar on the mantle piece, which you can take il
"Thank you, mum. Shas's more In my way
but il you could put your hand upon q title
bit OF Cavendish l should take il very kind "
A piece Of Cavendish tobacco was found
h.hed himself In Augustus Hawthorndeau' g
easy chair-a charming chair, In when the
Captain had been wont to read the papers ana
ponder fomewhat gloomIly on financial ques-
ttopt; and MI Ji1ins being duly established in
this room, which was conveniently Close to the
hall door, and OF . manner commanded tneS
whole house, Mrs. Hawthorndean and Hannah
went back to the drawing room, where food.
ieums, happily unconscious OF this dom .stc
revolution, was still Numbering placidiy In
his bassinet.
Together the mistress and maid sat down TO
face life with its new responsibilities,
'.l'll write TO Augustus this very night, Han
nab. but my letter can't 60 tili TO- m orrow-
perhaps not even then, al It's Christmas DAY;
and letter takes such q time trnve ling TO the
Highlands; and then there would be the Jour-
nsy back; and-oh dear, when will Gus come
70 send that awful old creature await He
DOESN'T seem unkind. but oh, 90 dirtyl And 70
%lnk that he should be sitting In Gas's pSt
Inasr, with his head against the antima assAr
INA. worked with my own hands!'
hsppeiy the brisk little narse. maid was too
cheeiS creature 10 10 altogether dfscom fitted
s s oy naa In possession. She gave the
paDy Iriiesnment from bottle furnished with
wonoerluI g1tia-percha machine, which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24
MY PREPARATIONS

Are prepared In VAGUE from the vegetable sub
stances named, and are the most active that can
be nsde Decoc lone ere exceedingly trouble
some, ana ~ Is necessary 20 prepare them evsFy
as they are weaker than the decoct;ons; for dCids
saturated With sugars are susceptible u holding
Ia solution much ese ex tractiy than xater
Aope, snd the syrups are otherwise obiecti or Die
lor the patient IL Ire uentlT nsueeatea aud the
taken with each dose-wkich Is of no use whAt-
eyer-except to keep the decosrion 1Ii spelling.
Here the adya ntages Aac superiority of TIE Flai
Extracts are strikinyiy manifest
The finest test Of their superiority viii lie a com
partsen with the properties set forth 10 III
United States pispensstory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

OF FLUID EXTRACTS
Has been visited BY thousapds of pb, siet.n. IA
orueefsu from all psrts OF the United stafe. nj
me mooe OF Preparation receiyed their IN auI.ous
HELMBOLDD HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACTS are pleasant in taste and
eoor, and Immediate In thef sctisn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24
A NEW STORY

A NEW STORY
TIE NEW YORK LEDGER,
THE QUEENS SECRET.
A HISTORICAL ROMANCE OF THE REIaN
UF ELIZABsTH.
By WILLIAM HENRY PECK,
PROFESSOR OF HISTORY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF
THE STATE OF LouiNANA.
In this weeks LEDGER, we commence the pub.
LEGATION Of new story by Professor PECK, entitled
THE QUEENS SECRET; or, The Maiden and the
Caskef." II 10 Q stirring, interesting narrative;
and, We may remark In thi. connection, SO highly
do We prize Professor PRck's Stories that we have
engaged him to write exclusively for the Ledser
hereafter
The LEDGER also contains contrib buttons BIZ
HENRY WARD BEECHER, JAMES PARTON,
~~~sAS~S ohSA ANN rAnNs ms.
WORTH, MARY KYLE DALLAS, HrHRL
LYNN. DIR. CHAs. D. GARDr CITE. sYLvANUs
COBB, Jr., JOHN G. SAKE. and many o.h,rs.
KEv. DR.. sTHPHKN H. TYING, is now ensaasd
upon an Original Story, which he is writing ex.
pressly for the Ledger. II viii bs continued
through twelve numbers. We have received the
opening chapters; and ventursto predict that It
viii be one Of the most Interesting and po,ulsr
stories ever published. We shall commence its
publication early in the new year.
The LEDGER viii Be ready to-day at Il O'Clock,
and for sale at all the book stores and news ooes
CITIzINs AHD STRANGERS
VIII find s4
NO. SO CENTRAL STORES,
BETW1EN 7rH AND srH scRBnfs,
I'D oepodts Centre Market, ie.J "a
One Of the largest and best assorted stocks Of
I0RBIaN AND DOA.sTI0 DRY 0ooDs
In the CITY, consistins 10 part Of
Onamelt01s Ia Silks and WOollsu Goods
hish Black Silk, Celersd ntlks In al sAsdss an4
thawls Of al sincs, Cloths OF al oolors
Esrss ..ocs 81 9! ns t la & Goods
wsiryite all & csn and p9e th.orSs u SrE stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

Eor rEW go .rE N9rsr nIsc2Dss.
ga4t Ai-ict ns -k.gs d. .lsc gr.- -r.,..,. .,....
blood, b LNBUif HNs..stg SAg-NP.
kibLh = remedy y; tse "a. -rs.t rl,uc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
BUCBU
IL certain cure for diseases OF the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS. GRAVEL, DRoPsY,
ORGANIC WkAKSEsS. FEMALE
COMPLAINTS GENERAL
DkBILITlI
" no treatment 10 submitted TO, Con assumption or
insanlt, may ensue. Our Fleeh and Blood are
supported from these sources, aud the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
AND that OF PosrERIrr depends upon prompt use
Of a reliable remedy.
The Proprietor trusts that his Remedies, be-
cause advertised. may not lie ciassed as Patent
pledlcinee-most Ui which prepared cy self
styled Doctor, who, in many instances, are too
ighcrant TO read Pysicisn plest p--scri ption
much i..s competent 10 prepare Pharmaceutical
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aEb,IBCLBs ExFR,ur

sARSA RIL.A Cleaases .r..,,,t.. g..
blood iusuis fl'r vig1r 81 ies .. 10. -,....,
&C. arcs u tde hU.l1Ts tas lsE- disease
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n. r. HELMBOLD,
Droggist, Of eighteen years experience, and man
ufacturer OF
HILMBoLDT GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
Principal pepots-HELMBoLpS DRUo AND
CHEMICAL WARER0usk. No; sst BROAD
NAI, New York, next Metropolitan Hotel; and
HeGMB0JDD ABDICAL DEPOT. no. 100
SOUTH TENTH efRnET, Philsdelpht0-
SOLD BIZ DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Price el.x per bottle, or six Tor ss.a.
FFs .raEETEf
NOM ARB GnSUIN unless done rp In steel.
ayed xrsppSrs. with fsc sissils CT M CAe1-
iosi Warehouse, snd signed 80
80 .EE -Crs u. T. HELhBoLD.
The PROPRIETOR Wa comreIi~d 20 abort such a
wrefp>r because OF the growing popclaraty az ais
eracice, aus 70 prevent spurious aud dangerous
esshset'eian&' ny2e0e,r
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RKMARKnE

he inn rtOGs Ell. cts OF Ease Po~ aAd rz~h-s
=. ~ reuls de- cicss g tee corts ~, -.Is.
enc IN a hort zine drstr0. thr cor ..--. .. a.
D. ~ NouiJ hasr = tTesh, heat sni yprr. a.
kAEAkILGa
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TDosX xgc DcsIRB P1.LLIAN0E
& ong,s@.on Last purfy aBa eurich tn Bi7.f
= aiCn hEA3B~lD's CDNtkV GaAl - q.
TIA T o. "a SSArAEgLLA IIra-ial.y co..
Ask Tor HkLABULbs rsse No ot,i--.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24
QUANTITY vs.. cCALITY.

ELtBOLDS ENrEaC. SARssPAGIlLA
. Ge .oso 10 shall. EnO-e :. 30 t--lrs q larss o..
uty $50 leree eSsos q medicine err.
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some dtstempered dream. "lf any body
should cail"' she thought; and she had to tell
Christmas night was not likely hour for
callers. She thought Of the joyous party in
her old home-the girls In white muslin aud
scarlet sashes, the matrons IN their rustling
silks; and then OF that more stately festival at
rathnairn Cas- lie, and the black oak Bullets
loaded with gold. plate, which her husband
had SO often described 70 her; but from these
bright pictures her fancy always came back to
the old man experimenting the simmering
cheese.
Both he and Hannah persuaded her presently
20 taste this de.icaey. She had eaten nothing
at dinner, Tor tie sense Of the Old mans pres.
ence to the Captains study had weighed upon
her like an actual burden. He was not nearly
80 dreadful seated opposite to her with her
baby on his knee. Our skeletons are never so
hidtous when confronted so when hidden
away In soIle dark cupboard, Mrs. Haw-
thorn dean tasted the Welsh rarebit 1t was
really excellent. She remembered having
heard Augustus talk OF eating such things at
Evans. And presently she found herself eat.
ing this toasted cheese with more appetite than
any thing she had tasted since her husbands
departure. Though familiar, Mr.. Jifhns was
not utterly wanting In re verence. He resigned
the baby to Hannah, and insisted on taking his
supper at the remOtest corner OF the table,
where there was no table. ciotn. Tne edge of
the tabie.cloth he seemed to consider the line
OF demarcation; no persuasion could INDUCE
him to pfringe upon It BY the breath OF hair.
But At this uncomfortable corner ne ate his
supper with q relish thai was almost couta-
gions, and talked good deal. In pleasant,
CHR ping manner. as he quafsd his ale. After
supper he ventured upon conundrum, and.
That being approved. upon anosneri ana mf Mr.:
merrily, but still with the sense that 1t was all
a distem pered dream. Dreadful asst was TO be
cheerful in the company Of q nurse maid and of
mi. iopsiy little wife than brooding over her
woes She slept quite soundly after the toasted
cheese aud the con undrums and swoke next
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-17
Port Penn, Delaware, June 9TH, l868.

Messrs VIM Crichton 4 Son
LIeu.le,qen y on are aware that depended
mainly on the mixture Of Redonda Guano last
autumn for manurne my wheat, using small
portion Of Peruvian Inot all Ola part Of a
lon got from youl -on about thirty-hve acres.
From present appearances my crop vii excel
any ever raised on same area WITHIN my recol-
lection on the feds now in cultivation, during
the last thirty years. ours. respectfully
DAVID STUART, MD.
Late Chemist to the Maryland 81 AR Society
ana Prot OF Chemistry IN St. Johns College.
Annapolis.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-17

EHE VALUE of this Gusno IS nov
l. so aasl ka0-cn and appreciated, that
Il does not rec lire further ,omme.-datiou
from rs.
To Company ouns III Gs4,so Is.,ana-,
and other sources Or s4pHy ron which
lts raw material Is drawn heuce. tbs
Gusno, possessing such high excellence,
can be brought into market st price not
exceeding tia; Of the ordinary Superb hos-
phate Of Lime
The large capital invested By this Com
pany affords the surcst guarantee Of the
continued excellence Of their fertilizer, SIS
the safety Of their capital depends upon
continued aud permanent business
Experience has shown that this Guano
rlpens the Wheat crop from FIVE to SIX
days earlier than the Super hospbstes
1t is the policy ana purpose Of the Com
pany TO furnish the best fertilizer that en-
terpri=e and capital, aided by the bes,
scientific ability, can bring into market,
at the Iotcest possible cost TO consumers.
JOHN REESE & co,
General agents for the Pacifc Guqno
Company
Principal Ohce-7l South street, BALTIC.
July %, 1SoS-2m.
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RED0NDA oUAk0.
The Cheapest and Most Sue
cesstul, Fertilizer on W heat
ever Introduced into this
country.

The HEDQNA GCANO has now bcec used
extensively toG twc years upcn every description
otcrops, sud with TIE most unprecedented success
lis insults Upcc tie various crops srd especial,
the beat crop o. The pr.seni season, has osiAb-
hsheo It's reputsDor beyoro I'll cthers, arG Ge-
maud unprecedented.
'ktHuNDA' IS Il pure, natural Guano, En-
tcely Uniform II is character sold 10 the farm
e-s lust 80 Il Is imported, ard resUir.s lEt~
psrst.oc Ter The DRILL.
The EXTREMELY LOW PRICE al which il
q solo he ordinary manufactured Phosphstes
costing over orc hundred per cent. shove the
The price OF RtGcc3aN IS not the least important
fact 70 te farmer.
PAM sets containing testimonials from FARM
kkS ana PLANTERS IN Arylani, Virgins,
Et,t~arc ana New ! ,rh. from which We e1trac;
hciedH lie adjoining on wheat together mlIh
REPORTS and ANALYSES OF the most eminent
chemists - The country, with fall directions for
is use. can oe ob.al-cd A. eur warehouse from
oC- various agents.