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New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
SCIENCE.

INDUCTION COIL ExPERTNENrs,--l nS nSosrribes 4 mes
correspondent of The London Chemical Asos Ron
some interesting electrical experiments n"ue ~ Vases
dei ~ Rrive IN while the current OF q PIE Pities
through the primary Of coil one OF tse n Se
OF the secondary wire is brought near @ Of remarkable
f,e az the iron core sparks can be drawn Oi bs other
intensity and branCy IT, at the same S with
end OF the secondary wire Is put m crease takes place
in the brancy OF the spark Then re- on ee end Of the
the hand the iron core and pacnS takes place and
smart nng sensation Is te IT, Which, Completely so
Was iHau0 Vessel was eight mmeters IN dl9Jh' ~
D. Ronde made the same experiment 5 w1 Sanmeters long
DIh, sno o thick The sparks were produced VIII u W.
wleg, t,s single Bunsen element OF siasl @ saT ecin
70 ss ten 10 produce these phenomena. Mhe e11ts
~. NC charged with mercury and water anu ~
~ Stne are added. effect Is perceived; @ DuD b Sa
81 - 4inc is allowed 10 fal into the mercur
Ps Of iodine are instantly set IN motion ana are
~ dissolyed This solution, poured OH eear ted
~ US ,1ses NJ ROndel has employed ~ oOncShL" y, S
fp tbe supplying Of pile mounted IN cIoseu ,asA "'SV
tr the preparation OF fine red iodde OF mercury.
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Matbinrrp.

A NDREWS's PATENT OSCILLATING EN-
IN GlHRS Smoke burning ard Superbel,ug BOILERS friction
grOoyed HOLSTERS ard CKNTRFUGAb PUMPS. hsuAetll ~
WIN D. ANDREWS BRO Nos. t2 " 4l6 Watert, NeSlofE
EOR SALE-2 RUGGLES PRESSES-A quar-
Combination aud Card and Bill Head both perfect onieT
To be seen at No. ll8 Thitisye. L.-
NILLS.-We have the best and cheapest
vi MILLS made Tor grinding coffee gsn and spice for
gocer, farm aud family Every mill warranted a. represented
Send for catalogue. S HANllAND SOY.
Msnnfsciurers' Agents, No. 2ol Pssrlst, " T.
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A pI1RIIC SouARE Or PLACE,
Situations @mtto- -1tmalts.

NXyANTED-A. SITUATION, by a respectable
w Girl SBAMSTREss aud would assist sith ehanerEGrL as
tween EL6 and Nlnthaes would take Of growing children
III WEST EIGHTEENTH-ST.-A respect
able girl wishes SITUATION as aelass cook, ID private
family yes her last place understands her business ofOusnJ
good city references
A NUMBER of GERMAN GIRLS want SIT
~ UATIOSS Apply No. 100 Bast lIonstonst near Bowey
Ii RESPECTABLE FAMILIES, Boarding
Hotels he supplied with good SkhVAhlo rom
all nations Protestant and Catholic. at 80 -,
80 Mrs YORKsTOYS OFFICE, No 20 Bleeelerst
NVELL recommended GERMAN GIRLS for
w GENERAL HOUSEwORK and all other capacities city or
country Mrs LOVES Institute for German sevaLts No. stan
Bosery.
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Ttaal Nuiins.
CUPREME COURT.


SUPREME COURT.
ID the matter ofihe Application Of be Commiontrs OF the Csna
and IN behalf Of the Mayor Aldermen srd Conaohn5
Us Cy Of SeW.York. relative " - ,
OPENING AND LAYING OUT
A PUBLIC SQUARE OR PLACE,
Betseu Tdyghth aud Fyunh aud the Fhb and Sp
avenues; ard Street fiy feet width on the westerly sue
thereof extending from Fye gth street Ply nin'h SreeF
IN THE CITY OF NEWBORN
The Board Central Park IN the name and In
t,EAf Of the Mayor Aldermen aud Commona Of the C OF Nes
York pursuant the Legislature Of the People oi he o
ofNesYo entitled An Act broe FOX the laying out ana nro
ng portions o the City aud County OF
April 24h 1865 hree6hhs being present hereby gy n
intend apply the Supreme Court In the First JuneA W
tbe state ok Special Of said Court to be hei AZ he
CITY Hall IN the City NewYork Wednesday the bheeht Gay
April 1858 opening the Codrt that day or 40 ,oo9 mere
ateT Counsel thereon for the sppontmenlo
sions Estimate Assessment the above entitled nAeIi nA'
Of the improvement hereby nteqss
ins aud laying Public Square Place between anu
Fynnh streets and the Fnh and sIth avenues ana so %
6Y fee in Width on side thereof extending RON r
.s street laid Ogt BY the ComnisHoAefso
Tie Central Park In the City Of New.iork .
Wv RCHARB OGoRMAN, Counsel to the Corporation
Dated EeR.York, March 2lst, 1863.
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1rorosaIs.


II KNOXVILLE and KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
IN PROPOSALS for the Gradson and Maonr Of the Nineteen
miles this Road not under contract extending from point two
miles Of Bf tie Kentucky line the Boston
vi. he received al this ofce until the 2ih day Of Aprl
The profile and specifications fer this section which includes four Tun
nss ysng tom 80 lO feet length, With other heavy work
h the Engineers Office n Knoxville after the 18th VI April
The Company reserve the right 10 reject all bids.
For further information address
ADRIAN TERRY. Chief Engineer. kc.
KNOXVILLE Tenn, March 2e 1903
L. Z. kSGiSLKK OTFCE No ~ StstetL,{
.. ALBANY, n. y. March %. 1893. !
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this oee until WEDNESDAY April ls6e for furnishing
the ned States from hundred aud m thousand eight hundred
and t thousand feet or less eghtmh BY tveench saved
heok timber less than feet and
delivered the dykes Hudson River between Troy Ba
more. IN RATS strong enough 10 stand stelmbost
Bids will received much thousand feet and be made
printed forms properly certified
Forms for proposals he obtained At this ONCE where m particulars
viii be given The successful bidder will he required
with the United States with good and sufficient uretea
stamps contracts and bonds 10 be furnished by the contractor The
United the rght reject all bids deemed
By order VI BreVet MajorGen John Newton. -
+ JOHN ". WILSON
Major Eng and Breyet Lieut. Col, a. S. A.
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professional gOiitfs.

nR. ALLEN, Female Physician, 110 Greenwich
~ 1ys As !yll. Az s1ptsleed Lady Inssas sI1spaaEss
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8ursts, earnings, &t,


AT OUR OWN HORSE AUCTION MART,
IA No. ll2 East Thirteenth st. Fourhsve.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL
(LGte Miner SomenilleG)
AacOn sket Of H0s Caages wagons HITneu and everything
In the horse line TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
U JOHNSTON VAN TASsEL shndIat The head Of the horse
IN ths city No jokeyng; doubledeaDg Every
parry doing with rely upon the sct and impartial
Justice Everything the horse line at private sale at wholesale prices
A L the CITY AUCTION MART, Broadway
IN and Thy nnhstcJ Henry AaSiioqeeG Regular SALE
WEDNESDAY MORNING, At IL o'clock, Of HORSES CARklAGBS
HARNESS SADDLES 6 Among the Horses viii be some pairs OF
carriage single family horses and others suitable for
collection
ng line st sales whether specially advertised
not Country people will find 10 their advantage
tend FOR the pavement sold low
Regular WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY throughout the
year and popOnemeD account Of weather In The building
driving showing horses that buyers
their Sye and action before buying At the CITY Auction Mart Is
probably the largest Of Carriages and Harness In the city
hand at private sale.
CITY AUCTION MART Broadway and
- ThiItyninthsIg HENRY AnetSnssr Rsg1,r % SAFE; Of
every "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY al II O'clock There large
driving nng Tor showing horses on " No pponsmen on account Of
weather large oek Of the above articles Alvbys hand private
sale al auction prices Contgnmsn respectfully solicited
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Ndp @llnitS.
AGENTS WANTED for new aud very in
~ i,r-.i'.s sors untitled
EXPLORATION
TIE NILE TRIBUTARIES or ABlSSINlA.
SOURCES SUPPLY. ASo 'tS ovEGFLow or rng SuEi THE
CotSfRI fEOPLE, CUSTOMS. Erc.
niGnlr gxuiiSG ADVENTURES OF THE AUTHOR
ELEPHANTS uoys BrfPsioFs' 'Hirporlut GHlyocFRos.
NrfLorE. SD 9IItR 9 GREAT GAME oF ThE
rxprrr ESfiSs ,rii'stNsi5 SWORD HUNTERS
Win ILLUSTRATIONS
srS W. BAKER, II 4. P R. G. 3.
nrlr D'ou ~ 'ortrrg ~ GEOGRAPHY ps riNi'i 'r'
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v ior,ls ey .difr,,ag o D. tASk - Co. Pn'Ah' at h'""d
A GENTS WANTED for HARRIET BEECH
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eod 70, Iea' ,9 % see o9r Isf' ea 9 de- GePs 9s GS'f
A GENTS WANTED-TO sell the CAMPAIGN
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DEACON DYE No 60' ChvsnGt.st, Philadelphia.
PLOYMENT.-AGENTS WANTED in the
- CITY and vicinity o neN Asious work JuH the book or the
"''' T. BELKSiP L Co.. No. iOa wnHnO,t up stair.
NXANTED-AGE or fcmale-to So
w het orders Tor "MMANuKLi' o.. THR LIFB or JESUS
CHRIST by Dr. EDDY The book great demand
Agents, ,, ey ,r one lady reports POat Of s1s the
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Address ". J. HOLLAND Co. PubH.hsrs spnasdei Mass.
NVANTED-An active Protestant WOMAN,
With little family who brought up the country must
hy and moral character required Address w!h
PARsiER. Jersey city POstoare.
NVANTED--A good, sober, industrious, will
W lpg Ssfei eoorsi CoACiMAN and two white farm
den han genemsns place within eight miles OF the Central
PsrL Apply to Nc WiELAN, No liJ Droadway
NNANTED-A few experienced CANVASS
w HRS FOR ADVERTISEMENTS bat reiat. need
$40 TO $40 A DAY GUARANTEED
NACINKStteh alike both sides The only dstes low priced
We viii conagn machines responsible, parties
rors fIr.bd % .pSSos &airss, a. WILSON Co. cIsys
lsal. Ohio Boston, Mass. or ~ Louis, Mo
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NlarbIt ManttIs
A UGUSTUS TABER g. BRO.
"A IMPORTERS AND WHoLUALE DEALEn nM
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLES
STEAM MARBLE WORKS. No 7l3 Wtterst, New.yorh
MARBLE MANTELS.-A large stock on hand,
WI s ready for setting large buildings which be sold
the 80 days al price, account Of rebuilding
A. KLABBR, No. ia East Rigbeeuth-st Thrd-sve
MARBLE MANTELS in great varieties at
l reduced prices s. KLABERs MASUPAcT0RY No 50 FIRST
dst Get price list before purchasing elsewhere Man
put up IN the country
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, half the
WI pIies 0fMArbe Send for estAiogus r. b. sTEWART
No sos SiIth.aVe between Ttiryshb and TrIJsrihSla
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31

SUPREME COUKI-Clty ana County OF New
- Yorh-IOHS G. KOHLSAAT against MIRA H. DUMONr and Mr
SMITH composing tie 6F Of Mrs DUMONf CoSummons fpr
contradiction hereby summoned sud
t, sctOu which will he dd m the oncs
and County Of kewfOrk and Of which
herewith Of 10 the sd
complaint subscriber at bis Office No. 50 John IN the city
fHeNYOTk within twenty days aer the service hereof exclusive of
aud fail 10 the said plant
within Aforesaid plaintiff this action Will take Judgment
sT hundred and thirty dosn ami
tie seventh day Of Dreenbsr thousand eight
hundred beside the oa Of this lctouDai,d Ne.
York Peb 2l 1865 JAMES PHELPS. j., PNnn hofnrF
To the Defendants No " Johlst. New'l l9rk CU.
The complaint this di IN ihe oher Of the Clerk OF The
CITY County NeWi oIt tie lh day Of February S5i
US iaw6WTa JAMES H. PHELPS jL, PlAiutHs Auorury.
CUPREME COURT-ABRAHAM B. COX,
- Trustee ke Agt JOHN PAITES aai o,sr.n Pr'aane o
judgment supreme Court Of the ze oNs" o Ia The aboe
entitled action l. GEORGE BLACS The Referee o,,asd 70 sad
judgment will expose sale al pubc auction on bpAbhAi The
Of April 1903 at u O'clock noon ths EshsIs S,Ie@H.
No. III BtodwIy the City Of NegY Ork. BY NORRIS WILKINS,
all that certain dwelling house aud 10, Of and situate o We
atery Washington and Ccsri 10 ile f,t Ward
Of the City Of NewYort bounded westerly in front by Wasngon
Leonard southe and lot OF ate u Thomas Pat
the line between the hereby the adjoining house o
The said Thomas P through the eeo the wall between ,e d
said house and h described ooutshg breadth
oni Waihgons sl nineteen feet W hsfAn ineh hs rear b
hItseE feet W two inches Cer $50 thsI feet sd egh sud
Onsha inches and on the ouh side s GntSe fsei 90 eight inches
dated EewYork March a. 1864 GRO. A. BLACK Referee
CAVlSI, 0sIAAxDEA J0Sxs, PMG A!yt MIA sabJs
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Smnstmanis.
g,ttun,s unS Hsstinqs.

tCOpJl
TO the Hon. JOHN e. WARD lata 's M;nIs, r issa
IL Of the United States 70 China O' A"eo Dlinister
DEAN SIR: It is ralfgisg Ia ps a l..,, =.
has attended the delivery sus an o. . seeses, rh
% sS 49, sae snehI o. me family Of the late BshsD E
.rs1on ~ ~ R request e yea TO favor the public via
Hsy respectfully yours VIVA NV
HoRATIo POTTER A. T. IRVING
j. MoVICKAR HENRY y 1oxTon,-..
BENZ. J. HAfGHT &c EWRR '"V"hht.
STEPHEN H. TYING. JOHN C0Tr0s eurr,
~ MOkGAM SAMUEL COOK
nORGAN DM WM J. BBiBuRY
WAShBUkn WA EIGENBRODr
ALEX H. VNTOh g. H. H0UGHTON
lcOPII
ReHr REV AND Rsy ssi receipt Jour Aver ~ a..
will afford much pleasure comply with yo1r rsoa
the China" IN this city, Agreeable t ',less
deliver the lecture TUESDAY the dsy Of M.yeh N -
snd at such time be degnated By yOG With great s,,,
obsdient servant. J0Hy y WIhhsa
To the Right Rev HORATo POrTnn Rev, Dn EcvcEan sie.v
and Others - ~-''-'
The Lecture will take pls. TONIGHT st,inx., Hal. r.,,
One Dollar. |
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gtnaI Nntitts.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-You will please
~ notice that the 18th dav o March in the one thou
sand eight hundred aud sItegh order snted by The Honor
g. Barnard the Justices OF he supreme Cou 0i @
Of fSewYob the petition Of George B. r. d Of NE Cy a
Nesiot ntoyent debtor requiring all the creditors
the said George Reed 10 chow before @ at chambers Tue
said supreme Court be held the City aud Coay on
third Monday (22 Of june lGGa ~ o'clock Of mat ,
the estate Of the said George Reed should Dot
made the benefit o all bis creditors that be may thereafter be
exempted from imprisonment by reason oi any dtb previous
" made and that he he tshaged from BIS imprisonment pn'
provisions Of the first article Of the ah chapter 0 The ts' ute
part tht Revised Statutes Of The State nd
the ac;s amending the saeDsied Nei0Ik this 18Th day
March, 1868. GEORGE Is. Rid lnsoNeaL
NJ Mon WASH Attorney Tn Mh2slAVl0w
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, City and
~ County Of New York-GEORGB W. RIGGS, ADOLPHIs II
KIECKBOEFER apd JOHN BLL0TT, Plaintiff, sst ALBkRT
B1RRsTADT and FRANCIS COLBURN ADAMS Defenian'ssum
money demand contract to not ne Defend
You hereby summoned and required answer the COMPLAINT
tins action which vii be tiled the Of the Clerk Of the City and
County NesYob the City Hall in tie CITY Of NeHl9rs aud
Tue said complaint 90 The subscriber AZ
his Office No 10 Exchange place, in the CITY Of he.lok rtmn
service of this exclusive oi the
dsy such sergee fail the said complaint within
The the plaintiffs n this action Will take igient against
yoa r the dollars with interest from the th,th
hundred and Iyen, best ihe cost
Of tbs Sct0n-Dl.el New. l0rk. February l8 let6
WM HENRY ANTHON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
cOmpsnt action fled in the Ohce of the Cefk O ths
Court AZ tie CITY Hall the NewYork e 2fh day Of Feb
rary 1914. WM HENRY AETHON, PsinuS Attorney.
Las ufWTr
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30
THE MORRIsTOWN GAZETTE,
THURSDAY, JANUARY 80, 1868.
How to Make COree,

The making good coffee is rare thing
in this country NEST persons boil 1t, thus
making a decoction instead of an Infusion;
this etfectually gets rid of the delicabs and
agreeable aromatic flavor, and leaves q
comparative tasteless beverage. The fol.
lowing particulars will be found worth
attention: vt, N YsV
Never buy your coffee ground, but grind
it yourself, Immediately before using it;
keep your cofee-pot, whatever kind you
may use, wiped clean and dry inside; a
damp tea or cofee-pot acquires musty
flavor that spells the best tea or coffee.
The cheapest and perhaps the best coffee
pots are those made on the French plan,
called cqtetaeres. If you have not one Of
these adopt the following plan: Put your
freshly ground coffee into the coffee pot
previously made warm, and pour upon il
water actually boiling; set the pot by the
fire for q few seconds, but do not let Il boi
mp; then pour cupful out and return i
back again to the pot in order to clear it
having done this, let it stand on the lhol
or centre to settle; and in less than ffiv'
minutes transparent, strong aromati,
cup Of coffeemay be poured out. The pro
portions of coffee (which should not b
too 6uely ground) recommended are al
ounce to Q pint or pint and a halt .
water.
The milk used with coffee should al
ways be boiled, and used as hot as possible
the boiling Of milk impartsa peculiar an
exceeding pleasant favor to the coffee
White sugar is recommended as the mola'
ses like flavor of moist sugar quite ovel
powers the DELEGATE aroma.
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Notice to Creditors.

The account ordered in the case of r.
M. Fulkerson and James 7. Shields VS..
Dix Alexander and others, in the Chancery
Count at Rogersville, will be taken at the
Office Of the Clerk and Master of said
court in Rsgersville, on Esbsuasy 18th,
1868, and following days, and all persons
who have valid and just claims against
Sewer l. Simpson; Simpson & Brothers ;
Simpson Brothers, Duff & Co.; John A.
Simpson b Co.; John Az r. Simpson a
Co.; Simpson Brothers, Reynolds b Co. T;
James X. Simpson / Co.; Simpson a
Co.; James Sewer; John A Simpson, and
William Simpson, whose claims come
within the provisions Of the assignment
made by them on the 9th November
1865, to F. NJ. Fulkerson and James 4
Shields, ore hereby notified to file and es
tablish by proof their debts and demands
on or before the day Of taking said &C
count otherwise they will not BE- allowed
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30
WHITESBURG DEPOT.

on the E. 7. and Va. Railroad, and Is well
worth the examination Of persons who des.
ire to engage in business Of any kind, and
especially in the tanning and leather man.
ufacturing and mercantile business.
We viii sell the st. Clair property In
such lots and parcels as will best suit the
views Of purchasers.
Tvs tracts Of land, situate near to St.
Clair, one known as the "Gully Place, =
and one known as the Heck Place"
Plots and descriptions Of the property
will be shown to persons desiring further
Information by James R. Pace, ESQ.,, or
Capt James Sewer, at Rogersville, or
James I. Shields, at Beans Station.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

ORCHARD SUcKERs.--Mans otherwise
good apple orchards are allowed to be-
come defaced as well as seriously injured,
by allowing a profusion of suckers to grow
at the base of the trunks. Attempts are
sometimes made to get rid Of them, by cut.
ting them off to the surface of the ground
and leaving considerable portions below in
the form of short stumps. They sprout
again and they soon become as bad as ev-
er. A better way is TO wait until they
are in leaf, at which time they are loosened
more readily, and taking each sprout sep
rately in the hands, and placing thick
boot upon it near the tree, they are quick
ly separated. Ifdene at this time Of the
year, they will not be likely to sprout
again.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

GREEN WooD.-Never buy or use green
wood. 1t contains about one third its
whole weight Of water, in the form Of sap.
When burned, a considerable portion Of
the fibre of the wood is consumed in heat.
ing this water so as to raise 1t from the
common temperature to the point neces-
sary to expel it in the form of steam. All
the heat required to evaporate water
weighing one third as much as the weight
Of the wood, is lostin the escaping steam.
Besides the inconvenience of burning
green wood, then there is positive loss Of
as much as is required to convert the sap
into steam.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

SHEEP IN THE 0RcHARD.--A prominent
orchardist informs the Prairie Farmer
that in one of his orchards where sheep
ran during the season, the apple crop was
almost entirely unaffected by the coding
moth. Next season bis entire orchard
viii be pastursd With sheep. This is an
item worth remembering.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

BEASs.--The cheapest and most nutri.
tious vegetable used fot food is beans.
Prof Liebig says that pork and beans
form compound of substances peculiarly
adapted to furnish all that is necessary 70
support life.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30
eOUR LATEST IMPRovEp
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n
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JOS T. klSu, AND, l.. KING.
JOSEPH L. KING 4 SON,
Having purchased the stcck Of W. q.
Francisco a Co., Ito whose pusipess we
succeed,) have decided to re-opbW clubhouse
in Knoxville, and will continag business as
WHOLEsALR GROCEas. GENERAL SUBMISSION
Pure h asing Agents
And respectfully offer our services for the
purchase Of Grain, Flour Bacon, and the
various products Of East Tennessee; for
which on extensive acquaintance gives us
great facilities. We solicit consignments
Of Groceries, Provisions and manufactured
goods, Also, orders for Farming utensils,
Fertilizers, Machinery, &c, which we will
furnish direct from the Manufacturers. We
occupy for the present the hose formerly
occupied by W. B, Francisco &Go,
Y JOS. l.. KING dsS0N.
Having sold our stock to MqAsrs los, l.,
King Il Son, we have Withdraw from the
commission ard produce busig Is, and res
| pectfully recommend theiE( ass u Holtz
/ Former cijatomei1 and lErieiidH =, W prompt
and reliable businssse an woe long res.
idence and extensive acqnal Sefn East
Tennessee, and experience ID The commits.
sion business give them great advantages
for the purchase and sale of the products
Of the country. w, B. FsANCIsco 4 Co.
INUAN0.-The undersigned are agents
M for the sale Of PHlENIN GUANO,
Imported direct from McKeAn's Island
South Pacific Ocean. AlsotlMANIPU.
LATED GUAN0, prepared Wilcox
Gibbs Il Co., Augusta, Ga. We propose
| to furnish these Gpano3 to the farmers O
East Tennessee with confidence that theJ
are the best and chegpest fertilizers We
discovered. The PHOENIX is put up ii
barrels of 800 pounds, and bags of 2Ot
pounds, Price ct Savannah $55 per tor
Of 1000 pounds, to which freight alon'
will be added.
The proper QUANTITY to be used is l5Ot'
200 pounds per acre br core, and ESQ t
300 for wheat. III desired, ne eau ais
furnish the PERUVIAN GUANO.
Il Mr.. Phillip Shettery, Of Knox county
has used the Phoenix Guano, with grea
/. success, and we refer our faspers to hin
F. for particulars,
| nov2s.3m, J0S.L. KING & SON.