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STATE OFtNORTH CAROLINA,
taoK .asg ChOwan COunty.as

, Superior Court To Spring Term, 1859.
BENZ johnson, sr-, g others To chowan sup'r
n w uo,,owe,, Ex,tor Of Court, Spring
James c. Johnston 8 others, m ie1rm' 1Fln' e' io0s'
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
Il that the following persons named as defend
ants in the above recited cause, reside beyond
the limits of the State, namely, James G. John
ston Edward Warren and wife Elizabeth, Cad
walader Iredell, adwalader Jones and wife Anna,
!, Helen Iredell, Thomas G. Manning and wife Eli
zabeth, George Blair, William Blair, William D.
Lanther, H. G. Jolly and wife Margaret, Mary
Lanther, Lemuel Sawyer Edward A. Ayres and
wife Sarah, Fanny Sawyer, Laura Sawyer, William
Demill and wife Margaret, Bette, Hoyt. Anna
Hoyt, Philip Alston, Gabriel Johnston, William
/. Britton and wife Fanny, George G. Harris and
wife Helen, e. G. jenkins and wife Fanny, and
William Johnston; and it further appearing that
there may be, and probably are, other persons
not named in said proceeding who are heirs and
distributes Of said JAMES g. Johnston, whose
names and residences are unknown to the parties
in this proceeding it is ordered that publication
be made in the Raleigh STANDARD, newspaper
published in the city of Raleigh, North Carolina,
once week for the space of sixweeks, to the
end that the said nonresidents and heirs and dis
tributes may be notified to become parties to-
the above proceeding at said Court to be held at
Edenton the 49, Monday of ,----- next, or
decree pro contesso will be entered against them
and also that all such persons who may be heirs
and distributes as Aforesaid, and not named in
make themselves known and become parties
thereto, and unless they do so, they shall be
bound by the proceedings in this cause oaj
1t is also ordered that summons, with eopy
of the complaint, be forthwith deposited in tiaS
Post Office, directed to the parties hereia, ,na,aed
at their several places of residence, II Shay car
be ascer aimed. T g. C. PO6L. Sc
- mar 25 eiih!i3l llaasss q 90 Ia7tLwi;w
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An Act to Amend an Act Entitled an
!, Act to Make Bank Bills Set-off.

Is Section1. The General assembly of North
Carolina do enact, That an act entitled an
act to make bank bills set-off, ratified the
twenty second day of August, Ammo Domini,
eighteen hundred and sixty eight, be so
amended as to apply to judgments and
executions which may have been obtained
on any debt due any of the Banks mention
ed in the aforesaid acts s..u5s III 7.a lsi
40 Sec 2.o That when any person shall have
given his or her note or bond, since the first
of May. eighteen hundred, and sixty.fve, to
any of said Banks, the consideration of
which was specie. they shall not he entitled
oto the benefit os this act, or the one to which
Z this is amendatory. SIT -. sllitgrg ot
~ Sec93. The provisions of section first in
this act shall apply to all cases where such
anntes or bonds are given to any President,
: cashier, or other person, tor the x benefit or
interest of such Banks, and also, in all
cases where any note OF bond has been
given in lieu of any note or notes, bond or
bonds, to any banking association, or for
the benefit ofthe same. 81 80 Jaf slfp..a
] Seed The Remedy under this act may
be plea of set-off, oriby injunction, as the
case my require. siGsmhaa4a
Ratified this 18th day of March; "A. D.,
1861 sf5 3iaaW % sTb ffa5
b ~ ~ aail1l -- Z. -,,...---l-- is irirf1
The Secretary Of War has appointed Michael
j. Hewson superintendent of the national Gem
etery at Salisbury, and ordered him to assume
charge Immediately.
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Marke is.

Il, .i,,srf,s g!;H Marke ts.r1s,g ig IN
WILMINGTON. April l0.-Spirits turpentine A.
Rosin, low grades scarcer, sales s825 to- $1,000.
Crude turpentine, nothing done. Tar. declined
zoe. s2soto s235. Cotton quiet, 25a2s. 80
BALTIMORE, April 10 Cotton shade irmer.
Flour, family, active at moons quotations.
Grain and provisions firm,
New YORK, April 0-Cotton firm at 2S11S.
Flourand wheat unchanged. Corn steady; mix
ed Western sS to So Whisky quiet at 90 to 921SS
Pork $S0.75. Lard unchanged. Turpentine 497111
to 80. Groceries quiet. Freights firmer. M
Money closed stringent Sterling dull at 75s to
s. Governments 1885, 'e2s 20 to so1s. State
bonds steady, s,, .., ~
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SENATE.

NJ e2fiaGe9 MONDAY, April 10, 1869.
= The Senate met according to adjourn
nieht. t't''lithh bia't2' 'ifs09s os iilU (
H' The President in the chair. y 8 s. .2a2-l (
= The journal Of Saturday was read and ap-
proved. ,
Several efforts were made, to take up bills
which were defeated cor
I The Senate then adjourned sue die. s'4
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Ihr 4a5tfkIp ataHaatd.
] Raleigh, n. O., Wednesday, April n 1852

The Legislature Of North Carolina, alters
session of ninety nine days, adjourned ssns
die on Monday, the 18th instant The lal'ors
-ofthe session were extremely arduous. the
entire code of laws had to be framed in ac-
cordance with the new Constitution, and in
an enduring form, to supercede thelfacts Of
the last summers session, which were of
necessity very hurriedly framed and conse-
quently imperfect We publish elsewhere
the captions of acts passed at this session.
The Legislature meets again on the third
Monday in November, by law.
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lAFrERNooN sEssfnn.

On, motion of Mr.. STILLEY, bill to amend
title q, Code of Civil Procedure in relation
to salaries and fees passed its several read
lngs. 20 ~tt''5i
On motion of Mr.. Pou, the rules were sus-
pended, and bill to provide for the erection
Of a penitentiary was taken up on its third
reading. s'6e''tfi .
Mr., Pou moved to amend section by
striking out the words "and approved by
the General Assembly at its present session"
Adopted yeas "a, nays g..
Mr. GUNTER moved to amend to locate the
penitentiary at or near Lockvillc, Chatham
county. Not adopted-yeas 12, nays 63.
Mr.. SHAVER moved to amend so as to
locate the penitentiary at Salisbury. Lost.
Mr. CAwTHoRN moved to amend section
a by striking out Alfred Howe" and in
serting "Lemuel W. Boom Not adopted.
Mr.. HARRIS of Wake, moved to amend
section so as to authorize the Governor to
appoint the commissioners. Lost. ~
Mr.. GUNTER moved to strike out section 1.
Lost -"
Bill passed third reading yeas GA, nays 5.
20 q 119JYNt tSN'' .fil.Ef bass ~ r si9f--ssC = 3
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, 1.
q 55ss4e MONDAY, April 10, 1869.

s'Att 1t4-l @1AoANDHA5 pa A~i ASSo'
The House met at o'clock. iaosH
A number of bills were ratified. iga
~ Aresolution complimentary to MIR. Hin
nant, chairman of the Enrolling Committee,
was adopted. li eai2g bEe .s' (
1.-THE SPEAKER said: Gentlemen, in re-
sponse to the resolutionnof thanks passed
on Saturday last, the Speaker desires
to return his thanks, and to hear testimony
ito the fidelity of the chairman Of the COM
mittee upon Enrolment, Mr.. Hinnant, of
Johnston, also to the committee on cngross-
ment of this House. To the officers of the
House the Chair is under many obligations.
To each member of the House the Speaker
also desires tolreturn thanks for the uniform
courtesy and Kindness which they have
shown him. He trusts that the summer
months through which we will pass before
we meet again will be pleasant; he hopes
that North Carolina will be prosperous, that
she is advancing to a higher destiny, and
that cur legislation has been for the good of
ALL ~ balihs siaa4J as.Asasf fa.
\ The House adjourned sine die. ia.al
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Married.

on Wednesday, the 7th Of April, 1869. at Eman-
,uel Church, Warrenton, by Rev. NJ, NJ. Marshal,
Capt. WILLIAM J. WHITE and Miss sur B, CAV.
THoRNE. -. = i 8 .sT f
In Henderson, April 6, 1869, at the residence
Of Col. q. Harris, by Rev. B. Il. Gibbons, Dr.
BENNET B. PERRY to Miss NARo1ssA J. MANN,
b 9TH of Franklin county. oaf ,lia rfsss
On Saturday. 3rd inst, at the residence OF
Capt, w. E. Peirce, by Rev. Thos. 6. Whitaker,
.Dr.A s. TAYLOR, of Holly Springs, to Miss
ANNA e. daughter Of the late Mai W. W. Peirce.
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Died

In Brownsboro', Texas, on the 4th day of
March last, in the SD year Of his age, WILLIAM
Fl. HARTMRN, formerly Of Robson county,
North Carolina. ~, "a
.aoAt the residence Of Abel Kelley, in Moo
county, on the 28th OF March, MARK KEEL ~
aged about 73 years, a native of that c5i -hi
After the funeral ceremonies on Mo- onhty
18th, his remains were deeently inte- IAoay TN
family burying ground. fsilaea q ared at tn
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SERIOUS DrFFIcuLTY-NEGRo MAN KILLED.
On Thursday evening last, says the Rw Rtn1
Kdleaid two negro men named Jacob Underhill
and Frank Manuel. laborers at the brick yard,
about mile from Goldsboro', entered into
dispute, and Jacob becoming enraged, made
rush at Frank, with knife in hand, but he mana
ged to evade the blow by running; Jacob followed
him, and Frank seeing that he was determinedto
infict some injury upon him picked up fence
rail and dealt Jacob blow on the head, from the
effect OF which death ensued in few hours. H
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THE LODI MANUFACTURING co.
(EsfnhJ;sbo1 1Qa(lN

The LODI lMANUFACEUHlN6i CO.
(Esta5lished 1s40.)
INVITE PLANTERS, AND FARMERS to
send for phamphlet descriptive of their Fer
tilizers. asofsese ~ sE7ecli 9ffhgts
We offer our Double Refined Poudrette, equsI
to the best Super-phosphate. at the low price Of
$500 per ton. The Company also make SUI
perior article of Nitro phosphate and psye Bone
Dust Sec testimonialss ~ sy@Yny
EMs TODD, SmitHasld Va, says where he
used the Double Refined Poudrette on Corn II
WILLIAMS BROS. Dover, Del, says IL gave
their Rhubarb and Tomatoes vigorous growth,
ripening the latter two weeks eaflierq
P. w. HUTCHISoN, SEN, near Cherokee,
Ca, says it nearly doubled his yield Of Cotton.
his Cotton was fuAy1equai to adjoining fields
manured with the best Super.phosphates.
s.. MONTGOMERY, iEllaville, Ca, says 1t in
creased his crop Of Cotton $50 lbs perTacre.t
-a5 G-S. OGLESBY, Marietta, Ga, used It on Corn
and Cotton and says 1t more than DOUBLED the
yield. He regards it the cheapest and most re-
liable Fertilizer within his knowledge. tf
II Ex-GOv. SMITH, Warrenton, Va, tried 1t with
three several crops the last and present years. and
says: "I PRONOUNCE IT WITH CONFIDENCE A
Tie superintendent ot GEN W. r. COX, Polk
Island Plantation N. c.; says g I think the
Poudrette used for Corn cannot be surpassed
yield" s = ri ~ gis''' !, - ~" Pss' NJ,
DOCT. E. NJ. PENDLETON, Sparta Ga,
says: "The Nitro Phosphate of Lime. used on
Cotton made 24S per cent the first year ~
State Agricultural College, at New Brunswick,
says: Z" The Double6 Refined Poudrette and
Nitro-phosphate of Lime paid US full 100 per cent
above their market value in the increase Of crops
Address LODI MANUFACTURING co. ,ag
aillgr O. ili'g Boz 3139, Neso York RiO.
Office 66 Cortlandt Street. anaga9ya a,lf .lgt
o B. g.. Graham, Charlotte, and Hinson & Brown,
KenansyiM, Agents for The Company.
jan Is 2-w3m
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HOUSE 10 OF 3 r REPRESENTATIVES.. 3, I

fi1 l7rar fF57T f-fr'f .
eds FRIDAY, April % 1852 /
Bill to enable the Chatham. Railroad Con
pany to conlple and eauip its road was take l
up .ls,.aa all,.ses I
D. MI. BARNETT, IN adVocatlng the passag
OF the bill thought he VAS advancing th
s.'ss.s - 90 .ne noo o.aae ana iSa.ui1 guy
.mss iy.s s,Y0oVov u poe, tnoss poeu
W. y unconssisasioilai py 'nc %
p'srbst sI oas sney Wa "a ~ apoa "a
ma se.' sley were colsiuereo as tainte l.t
n'l'os, anu .ie tenoency i Was 70 aeprecla'
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; His Excellency GOV. Holden, having been Off
.cially informed that the stockholders of the
Western North Carolina Railroad have accepted
the recent amendments adopted by the General
Assembly of the State, proclaims said amend
ments in full force. iii has sal,,slirg;f ! 5iis55
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HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION BIANks.-We are
now preparedt to furnish blanks for laying off the
homestead and personal property exemptions, in
accordance with recent act Of the Legislature
entitled, can act to lay off the homestead and
personal property exemptions" ratified 7th day
of April, 1859. Also. all blanks necessary for
Solicitors, sherifs, Magistrates and ConstabIes.
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.A,t IveoAI AID luno .AIFIeuoas,, J

by the use of which be was restored TO health A
q few weeks, after having suffersd several yeaRs
with severe lung affection and that dread dis
ease, Consumption, has now been Ii use over ten
years With the most marked success.
This Remedy Is prepared from the original
Recipe chemically pure, by the Rev. EDWARD
,A.IWILsON, l6s South "a Stree, Williamsburg,
"a Pamphlet containing the original Prescrip-
tion With fun and explicit directions fos pfepars-
tion and 'use together with short history Of his
case with symptoms, experience and cNFe, can be
or by callingon or addressing tsa
'.1 - WILLIAMS q HAYW00D,
3'a GiHslae7ia~5 Druggists, Rs1e1Sh, d. g.
Dec. Is, 1ssso7 @if u sp1wly.
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JUSTICES APPOINTED following Justices
of the Peace have been appointed for Dupln
county. T. W. Boney, Cicero Bowden, John
Carlton, A. NJ Robinson, D. H. Williams, 9. w.
Wsrd, D. T. Mcmillan. 38 iat a-9i2@lg
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MAGNOLIA, DUBLIN COUNTY. His Excelleney
Gov. Holden, on Saturday, April 10, made the
following appintments for the town Of Magnolia,
Duplin county: sed39 as t4sf,.si
Mayor-W. T. Hannaford. isti.4.s 6i
Commissioners-L. A. Merriman, NJ. K. De-
vane, Jas. E. Kea, j. Il. Hartell, Jacob Baker,
John X. Houston. tDu1gSk
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,PARDoNEp.-His Excellency Gov. Holden on
yesterday pardoned VIM. Steel, who was con-
vieted at the fall term 1868, Of Alamance, of
assault and battery, and sentenced to six months
Imprisonment. ssE ~ 500 sl.lt a-,s.. Is
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SENATE.

SATURDAY, April 10, 1862
No debate of interest occurred at the
morning session. The captions of acts pas
sed will be found elsewhere. f'i
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lima Railroad are notified to meet in Morganton
on the 4th Of May next. Z 10 az J8U
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SENATE

i6qn s9ifsai n'Eom FRIDAY, April 9,1S69. n
81 The unfinished business WAS taken up, -.
wiz: the consideration of message from.
,fthe House inorelation to their concurrence
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Hnli0hs dlss .]sias, til9. .ssgf3 aEyF ess.ill 81
q, Resolution of inquiry. 1T authorizes the
! Governor to appoint commissioners to ex-
anime into the disposition Of funds of the
State ia running the blockade during the
swar.i also board to inquire into, the loss
of the Literary. Fund. Tabled on motion
OF MIR. Malone. rlssrsstijs IA ST sss,.,
! 81 Resolution directing the Adjutant General
to make record Of the soldiers from. North
Carolina who, served, in the United States
army during the late war. Laid on the
table on motion of MIR. Malone.
q Bill organizing the Department of Agri
culture Of the Bureau of Statistics, Agri-
culture and immigration, in the Office of the
Secretary of State.
Mr.. GUNTER moved to lay the bill on the
table. Carried.
Mr.. Foster called up his resolution in
structing our Senators and Representatives
In Congress to use their influence to secure
the extension Of the bankrupt act of March,
2, 1867 Adopted. lsIlgfs iga .igTaGhLt
The session was spent in disposing OF
Senate bills upon the Calendar No debate
of interest. occurred. The titles of the bills
viii he efound among the captions of acts.
- Adjourned until five o'clock Monday
morning. Hi JliiT
a a. H. .. .f . p ~
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|{%I|5aa1l.

II is aufhenticaily stated that Que. .fftE u the
Inhabitants of this country and Europe dieOf Con
sumptionl Nodisease has been more theratghly
studied, and its nature less understood there Is
NO disease upon which exists greater diyeisity
OF opinion and no disease which has more COM
agencies. 2aq sslgo3 Fi97 % gsAjislfs aaaif
Some of the prominent symptoms are Cough,
,Expeetoration,l shorthess of Breath Irritation
about TIE Lungs and Chest, dartipg, Pains IN the
Sides and Back, Epaciation, and general negative
condition Of the whole system. - ~
Persoiisi stfering with. this dread disease, or
iiaiy Of its cmcomitants, should lose no time in
possessing themselves of the proper Remedy, In
order that they may stay its rayages, and be re-
stored to health. The 20
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: COMMISSIONER. Gov. Holden has sppointed
Charles s. Hansen commissioner for Forsyth
county, 9si'if ,t3c hisft3 -f WI isia 1856
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Essaaa Is DIVIDENDa sCRIF aa-
TIME RALEIGH NATIONAL BANK WILL.
pay Eighty esol h0s n wiiky q =; y Dividend
ian S25 sat aVs slEsAtl lsas131D-tf
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inamendmcnts BY the Conference commi.
tee on the school hill. ami
ilndThe Senate cenruEred in the amendment
by the following vote: .SaW lspifslsinuti
YEAS iAessrs Barrow Barnes Bsan, Bnrns
Colgroye, Cook, Davis, Raves, Eppesyt Gh
Hiham, "a Harrington, Hyman, Lassiter u iIegs
Lindsay, Long, Love, Mclchor, Moore Of Vance,
Murphy, Osborne, Respass, Stephens, Welk,
and White-26 e1sls-as ~ =. 's''sh'isl
va NAYS 4Messrs. Forkner, Galloway, Haye.
Martindale and Moore of Cartcret4 45slaae at
A number Of bills and resolutions passse
second and third readings. '1a4 g 771At
Adjourned. II z
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Willis WEs1xozE1x M Ry Rrofessor Of
Principles and Pmcticr Of suracsj. llif a
DAsIEL C. aQeKkrvB, M D. Professor Of
Principles and Practice Of Mcdicine. ~
JOHN G. .Wrsr4oRHaLtl u ri II. D. Professor Of
Materia Medica ana Msdisai jjurispfndsnee.
WILLIAM 8. ARnsfRoNG,o N, ;pLx Professor Of
Anatomy, Special and Microscopic.
H. ". M MIILBB, N. D., Professor o. Clint
cal Medicine. sg so .stSss sails .rjs3
JOHN M. JonEsos, NJ. D, Professor Of RAysis
ology and Pathology. sasos sasieseil 1sst} =
JESSE BoRINa, M. D., Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
wnAIAM GooDwIk, N. D., Professor Of Chem-
istry.
LOUIS H oBME NJ D., Professor of Clinical
Surgery, with Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
Row1N 8. RAJ. M. d.; Professors of Pharmacy
and Toxicology. Ssgi = Ai7e a'.lis so4
JoHs 7. JoHSsos, N. D., Demonstration Of
Economy. e'i ii.4pa - -
RoDrRr N. GRrrsrE, N. D., Assistant Demon
strator of Anatomy.
N. D, ALyIGNs, M. D.. Cprator.. s-56s
Tickets for the Session. -. .$12o 90
Naturalization Ticket, kef,...,.s..-....,... s 90
Tickets for Dissection. ....sql0 "
diploma .-......-...se.....sr..,s 20 W
Board in good families and private boarding
houses, from SIS to $50 per month"; ell1
The course OF Lectures will begin on Monday,
the Srd Of May next, and continue four months.
For further information, address the Dean.
C.iL. RRpwIHE,si I, as .ssg
sfs. Secretary Board Of Trustees.
W. 8. ARMSTRONG, NJ D.,
s,.l Secretary OF the Faculty.
JosEPH THOMPSON,
Pres't Board of Trustees.
JESSE BoRfsG, M. d.,
94 Dean OF the Faculty.
aprilS ss5g 5.5,i ~, a3 A-w1m.
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AFTERooN SESSION.

39 On motion of Mr.. VEST, bill providing for
the location of the; penitentiary was taken
up and postponed until after the passage of,
Bill! to amend an act to provide for fund
ing the matured interest on the public debt
which passed its several readings. ,@
n Message from the Senate, announced the
death of Hon Richard l, Wynne, Senator
from the 10Th Senatorial district, and trans
mitted resolutions of respect to his memory.
.t.. The resolutions were adopted. ssoa
The Clair appointed Messrs Ragland and
Williamson the House branch of a commit
tee to accompany the remains Of the deceased
to their final resting place. 81
Adjourned. m a6aaa8 as s8p1I
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The House adjourned sine die.
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New YORK. Tuesday, May /.

New YORK. Tuesday, May l.
UpoLpHo WOLFE, ESQ:
DEAR SIR: The want Of pure Wines and Liquors
for medicinal purposes has heen long felt by the pro-
fcssion, and thousands Of lives have been sacrificed
by the use Of adultcrated articles. Derlum tire
mems. and other diseases ofthc brain and nerves. so
rife in this country, very rare in Europe owing
in great degree to the difference in the purity o.!
the spirits sold.
We have tested the several articles imported and
sold BY you including your Gin, which you sell un-
der the name of Aromatic Schielam Schnapps,
which NC consider justly entitled to the high repn
tation it has acquired in this country; and from
your long experience foreign importer. your
Bottled Wines and Liquors should meet with the
same demand.
We would recommend to yon 10 appoint some Of
the respectable apoi hccarics in different parts Of the
city rs agents for The sale of your Brandies and
Wines, where the profession can Obtain the same
when needed forl medicinal purposes.
Wishing you success in your newlenterprisc,
We remain your ubedien servants; =
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D.. Professor Of Surgery.
University Melicnl College, New York.
J. NJ. CARNOCHAN..M ". d. Professor of Clinical
Surgery, Surgeon-in- Chief to the State Hospital,
eic., No If East Sixteenth street.
LEWIS A. SAYRE, NJ. d.. No 795 Broadway.
II. p. DEVICES. II. d., No. 79l Broadway.
JOSEPH WORSTER. NJ. D.. No 100 Ninth street.
NELSON STEELE NJ. d.. No. 81 Bleec%cr street.
JOHN OREILLY. NJ. d., No. 23O Fourth street.
b. |. RAPHAEL NJ. D., Professor of the Principles
and Practice Of Surgery, New York Medical Col
legc, etc., No. 81 Ninth street, and others.
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Corn GROWN AS FoDDER.-Few OF our
farmers know the value Of corn grown rs
fodder. One of our farmers tells US that
during the war when provcnder ofall sorts
became scarce, being short. he resortcd
to the expedicnt of sowing thickly broad
cast field of between four and five acres
in corn, which he cut and uscd as fodder.
Sowing about the 10Th of April, he was
able to realize two crops cured and fit for
use before corn came in, and that his
stock thrvcd and did we'll upon it, when
he had nothing else to give them. Well
cured sweet corn fodder is one of the best
feeds for milch cows that can be given
them. Tho stalk, as we'll rs the blade, is
eaten with avidity, and is preferred as
any one may realize who will make the
test for the simple reason that it contains
moro saccharino matter than other forage.
When fed as cut green it is excellent food
for mich COWS, and will produce more
milk, and richer milk, and swccter but
ter than any other groen food. When
cut with the cutting knife, and soaked in
boiling water. mixed with a small guam
tity Of pea meal, it makes the best winter
food that can be given COW. Small far
mcrs will find corn, sown as fodder, to be
the most profitable crop, 80 far as domes-
tic comfort and economy goes, that can
be raised Let farmer once try corn
fodder patch and he will never be with
out it.-Augusta Chronicle.
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DUPONT'S
GUN-POWDER.

l WOULD invite the attention of dealers to my
Large and Well Assorted stock Of POWDER, con-
sistinS Of
RIFLE IEFg, in kegs half and quarter kegs, al
so in one pound and half pound cansiers.
DEER lIF, in kegs, half and quarter kegs, also
in one pound and half pound cansters.
EAGLE SPORTING and RIFLE, in CT pound
kegs. one pound and half pound canisters.
EAGLE DUCKING, in -! and CT pound Kegs,
five pound and one pound canstcrs.
BLASTING. POWDER, in twenty-five pound
kegs,
ry variety manufactured at the celebrated Mills
of 4. J. Dupont DeNcmomrs Co., Wilmington, Del
aware. whose reputation has stood unrivaIlcd for
am prepared to fill all orders, either Retail or
Wholesale, allowing liberal discount in lots of
twenty five kegs or more.
Nos & . Atlantic Wharf, Charleston S. C.
Dec O. 1865 % 3m