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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-04
PRoPnIrT,s LIVER MEDICINE,

DR.. Prophiu-HavinR used this medicine enfii.
ciently long to test It's virtue nd to satisfy my own
mind that It is an Invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be si9nay benefited, as he has been by its use We
deem 1t duty We owe to this unfortunate class TO
recommend TO them the use OF this remedy which
has given not only himself but several members OF
his family the greatest relief.
n. W. ARNOLD
OF the Georgia Conference.
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s.oek OF COTTON and aice

As ls our usual custom ct the closing Of the com.
meroal year. slst OF August We have m ide careful
count Of the stock OF cotton and rice hand at this
9k bales tslsud behind the retail stock on hand
The amount Of upland ~ taken by our reporter, is
17B baies aud o6 bales islind Tho total receipts
at this port since the LIST September last have been
$40 02 bales upland and 96io bales isAnd beiug
decrease Of sos paes upland and .3o2 bales sea
island from the receipts Of tho previous season. Tho
exports have covered tho entro receipts OF both do.
scr1pttons, - will be seen below:
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N. w. ARNOLD,
OF the Georgia Conference.

DooLy. COUNTY, Ga April, 1867
This 50 TO certify that was confined to ,be house
and most OF the dre to my bed, and suffering the
greatest agony imaginable with Rheumstiem, for
nve months. and after trying every available RENE.
dy, With no yelief, cured with two bottles Of
DR.. o. 8. Prophis Anodsne Pam Kill II, each cost-
I therefore recommend il IN the highest degree 10
others snnering from similar diselse. can say
that It is one OF the best family medicines now out
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d Is o n
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted TO Remove all Desire
for Tobacco.
IL is Purely Vegetable and contains
nothing Injurious.

Tho following is one OF thousands OF testimcp,s "a
that are daily received by the Manufacturer:
hIcHAoND Va, November 49, 1869.
DEAR SIR-The Tobacco tntidote" prepared bJ
you according to the receipt you have submitted 10
me. and the ingredients Of which I have examined
Is purely vegetable entirely bar Iness and contains
nothing In the least injurious II Ia not dsagreeohIe
to the taste. snd as homo article hope You will
meet with ready sale for 1t. and believe that H the
directions are followed, II will do all you claimed for
IT. JOHN DOVE, H. d.
to the Trade:
~ For sale by
DR.. H. BAER,
wHOLEsALE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
June
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consi- nces per soutn Cll o,inn Ha,tronu
September q and 3.

23l bales Cotton, 1l3 bales Domestics. Cos sucks
Bacon. 14i bbls Naval sto,ts cars Wool, cars
Lumber, car. stock 70 Railroad Agent, Claghol n,
Herring y Co. Courtonay Trenholm, Goldsmith &
lidemann Co. Il Butler, stcnhouse & Co, W W
SMITH, PeIzer, hodRors \ Co, Frost Adler. cald-
& Co, W williams Co, Crane, Boyis,on & Co.
Mowry Il Co, Wagener & Stewart, Recder & Davis,
Utsey 4 Kenyon, KiDem.n & Howell, wardlaw &
Carew, r Pripgle, O Luts Campsen q DO u A
ANIME, and Riecke a Schachtc
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Pn sscnQcrs.

Passengers.
Per steamship Charleston, from New York-H T.
Goss. Walsh, Miss Prendergast, u Thornc and
wife. Chadwick, Heath. W Hunt, W Kelsey,
KrcsBel. Jr. Moran. @ NJ Johceon, W 81 sh II.
icr, Ritter, Jones. and W Smith.
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TIE FXCkLLENT EDIES OF o. 8.
PROPHITr. Al. D., need no Recommendation
ther we'll known power in removing the diseases pc.
culfar 10 our Southern climate having already esab.
lished for them an e1vIable reputation In Gco.sa
and the adjoining States AS the majority OF person
living IN the South are predisposed to disease Of 40
most Of tho pains and aches Of our people are due
TO org ,pc or functional arrangement OF that ripor-
tant or9au Prophlu's Liver Medicine and Anti.
Bilious Pills strike directly at tho root OF the evil
They cure the Liver. which IN nine cases out OF en-
Is at The bottom Of the Coughs. Dyspepsia, col,c,
Sick Headache. rheumatism. Constipation. Men.
people. Earacbe, Toottashe, Acute Rheumatism.
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind Hee before
PKOPHlTT's PAIN KILL 1T
Ike chad before the wind.
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PROPHYLACTlC FLUID.

Letter from Hon. Alez. H. Sbphens, of 0eoyota.
CRAwFoRpsvILLH, Ga., september 10 1885
Darby's Propbylactic Fluid ia On article of littIe
cost but great value. It's domestic as well as edi
cinai uses arc numerous, while its specialties are
most wonderful have not been without IL for
ten years, and no head OF O tnmily who can sfynrd
to have 1t should be w1thou: Il.
ALEX. II. STEPHENS.
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY mEDI:
CINE.
Letter from he Surgeon General of The late o0n6sc-
ate States.
RICHMOND, Va, January IA, 1861
Jons DADDY L. Co., No. l6O William. street, New
York: -'
Genttem,n-I have received your letter OF the 18Th
OF December, 1866 calling my attention to your
tDarby's Prophylacticl Fluid. '
most cheerfully state that the Fluid was fu,n,.h
ed TO. and extensively used y, the surgeons fn
cnsrge OF general hospitals In tho Confederate SER
vice with great benefit to tho paicnts-aI the strr
geons mahing favorable rcport-a great deal Of IL
Very respectfully, your obrdiept servant
SAML PRESTON MOORE, II n.
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TAE AsTONIsHING
d I S I n T ECT A Mt

EMORY COLLEGE, 0IFonD, Ga, Decem Der o. 1eaa
Prof. DARBY. Dear Sir-HavinR not been en-
gagged Tor many years in the active duties OF the
Medical profession, ON only superhcialIy acauaint
CD with the claims Of your Prophylactio Fluid but
am well acquainted with iiB chemical elements
Whilo, therefore. cannot speak e1perimentally of
the value OF the compound yet tho disnfcct,pu and
tberabcntic properties OF the ogens empoyed In liz
oopPosition, together w'.h the well known reputs-
Von VI It's dscoverer, chemist nu uthor,ze ma to
regard Its merits ae OF high order; on the who'll, n
must be considered as valuable contribution to tb,
class of articles 10 which Il bclt pge. ~
These views, may add, sustained by the testi.
mony OF many competent judges, who Lave tosted
its properties Believe me- dear cir
Yours, respectfully,
a. MEANS, M. D., IL. d.
CUitES BURNS, WOUNDS, STINGS, &c.
ALABAMA IssANK HOSPITAL
TUSCALOOSA December %, 1863.
Messrs: JoHS DAnD1 Co. No. lCO William street,
New York: .
Genflemen-I received your circulars of the 10th
nstant, ASKING an expression OF opinion froinne ns
to the mer.R Of your Prophyiacttc FLUID, 1he pre-
pnrauon nos becn so general! used by the T. utee-
sion and public at large aud universally esteem
cd, that II seems TO me to need no further recon.
mendation.
AS disinfectant and remedial agent too. when in
dcatPd, II is not eIcellt by any similar preparation
We uso permeangaDic preparations very extensively
IN THIS hospital, and could not do without them 1
consider yours tho best and ost elegant pie iepar
oon OF the kind manufactured.
Respectfully yours, &C..
P. BR1CE. N. D., {.
sup't and Physician Alabama Insane Hospital.
DOWIE 6 NOISE,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
august ~ Agents for South Carolina.
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coy1soroy. Ga rnlu q. 1as7

CONVICTION, Ca, ruly o, 1857.
DR.. Prophit-Havtng used your Liver Medicine
for morn than year In my family, chesrfuIly re-
commend Il to all persons suffering from Liver af-
feciions. Byspepsis or IndIgestion in any form. /
also recommend your Dykentery Cordial N the best
remt dy for that disease. o. T. ROGERS,
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D0dd's Nervine and InyigoratOr

is TONIC and GENTLE sTIMULANT which is
MOI attended by REACTION. WHAT 1t gains for
you It mainta,ns. When itrefreshes body or mind,
refreshcs with natural strength that comes etay.
we are not recommending teetoalism in the interest
OF any faction; but long and extended observation
us that he who resorts to the bottle for rest
or recuperaiioD. will fnd, ss hc keeps al it. that he
is kindhng Q Ere in his bones which will consume
like tie flames Of perdihon. Turn from It, Take
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. DODD5
NERViNE H. for saie by all BruReists. Price Ous
Dollar. See Book Of Certificates that accompanies
each bottle. 7mos June 25
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Re CAREFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAKE.

WHEN YOU ARE EXHAUSTED BY OvERWORK
of head or hand and feel the need or pomethipg in.
vigoraing don't drink whisfey any intoIicaf ting
thing, whether under the name of Btters or other.
wieo. such articles give Just as much srrepgth 10
your wearybody and mind as the whip gives TO the
jaded horse. and po more. Alcoholic stmulanis are
injurious to Nerve henllh. and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION,
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VIVA, the F. renoh People Think of it
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srAKFonpvIILE, PUTNAM COUNTY, Oct. I, 1857.
Dr.. o. 8. Rrophtt-Desr sir--lhis is to certify
that bsye used your A1ue Pills for the last ten
single instance With them. They a,Vsys break the
chills the first day that they are given. can recon-.
have ev found. and they leave no bad effects follow.
ing them, as QuininA &c.
Yours respectfully. A. WRSTBROOK.
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DIR PROPnITr' r's FaM ALE TONIC.
This 'Nediclne. With iis associatea. ts safe and
certain remeoy tor all curable diseases which Fe-
males Alone are liable. II Is also an excellent pre-.
ventatise OF Nervous Bliudness. or Nervous Dis.
cafes In either male or iemne. II is powerful Ner-
vino Tonic tettipg up . full and free circulation
throuahout the sys!em.
All OF the above Medicines sold by Druggists and
Merchants generally .hroughout the Southwest.
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prugs, gbsmilals, CTR.

IL . X O.O!
= CURES
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-14
,farlll \ fireside.
THE HOUSEHOLD.
CONDUCTED by A LADY.

A new way to prepare tomatoes for dinner
is to peal half dozen or more large toma-
toes, cut transversely in large slices, salt and
pepper them well then beat three or mi re
eggs until very light with fork; dip the
tomatoes, each slice separately, into little
wheat flour, then into the egg, and fry i'm
medately in hot lard. Serve hot.-Hearfh
and Home.
To PREPARE Fec PLANr.-Peel the egg
plant, boil till done, then pour off the water,
mash fine, add pepper, butter and salt to
taste, put in a shallow puddiug-pan, and
over the top place thick layer of crushed
cracker. Bake half an hour In moderate
oven.-Heorth and Home.
BououRTs.-I saw two very pretty modes
of making tasteful bouquets, at Mrs. Pride
this afternoon. One was q tin cross filled
with flowers. The frame was an inch and
half square, forming at the bottom cup
three or four inches deep; above this were
little openings at intervals into which the
flower and leaf-stems were inserted. The
transverse piece was an oblong square cup,
with space left open near the top of the
side front piece, and with little pertorations
at the end. The whole was painted green
asd was about foot in length.
When Jessie has arranged her flowers in
the cross, she fills it with water from the
spout of teapot. The other bouquet-hol-
der was round green tin, an inch ana
half in height and four or five in diameter.
Into this was set a wine-glass, which, like
the cup, was filled with flowers, water
poured over, and the whole set into hand
some silver plate and placed in the centre OF
the dining-table. Mrs. Hunnibee in Hearth
and Home.
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An effect is shortly to be taken to start a
Horticultural School, for women, near Bos-
ton. 1t is designed to be not a charitable
institution, but high class school, where
thorough instruction in horticulture
will be given TO young women for such
compensation as will in the end make it
selfsupporting, or nearly SO, The money
asked for is to give the school fair start,
and secure to the pupils the advantage of
education and thorough training. The
working plan of the school comprises a
farm, to be procured in the vicinity of Bos-
ton, containing about twenty acres, five
acres TO be used for the cultivation OF small
fruits, flowers, salads, and such vegetables
as are suitable for culture by female labor,
the rest to be devoted to moving and pas
turage; good plain dwelling house eapa-
BILE Of accommodating about thirty inmates ;
barn large enough for the farm stock; and
and an experimental plant house for grow
ing flowers and early vegetables, and the
forwarding of plants for field crops. The
control of the institution is to be vested 10
president, secretary, treasury and twenty
four managers half of whom will be
women,-who will be aided by a competent
instructor, and experienced farmer and The
other necessary assistants. The pupils viii
be instructed in PLAIN sewing, the use of the
sewing machine and in all kinds Of house
work, as well as in horticulture; and lee
turers and teachers in kindred branches o
labor and service will be employed iron
time TO time. 1t is intended to receive pu
pills to the number of twenty-five, who ar
from the age OF sixteen upward OF goo
character, fair education and able to wor
as may be required. The course Of instruo
ton will extend through two years. Tn
out-buidings and maintaining the schot
for three years is $4,000
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DIR. Hairs Shooting OF One of lila m.n

DIR. Hall, in his letter to Mr.. Grinncl. civ
ing brief summary OF the results of his late
expedition to the Arctic regions, stated that
mutiny occurred among his men and he
was Obliged to shoot one of them, named
Coleman, to save his own life. Two Of She
men, who are now in New Bedford, publish
card denying the charge Of having mutt
MED. They say:
1--WE assert that the man alluded to Cole
mani was shot in cold blood, in cowardly
manner, without sufficient cause. Hall hay
ing taken all the weapons we possessed. Il
rifle, away from u.s.; then appearing with
loaded revolver in hand, he asked Cole.
man whether he would be dutiful man OF
not; which he answered by asking, how
dutiful, sirT what more duty do you want
of mee" Coleman, in his dying moments, re.
quested us to inform his friends Of his being
shot, and in what manner The inyestina,
tion, which these men say they desire. viii
be equally desired by Dr. Hail, and is du,
to the public. 1t should be remembered
however, that the authors of the card arc
men which DIR. Hall has accused of havipl
taken part in the mutiny."
A New York paper states that in Jerse,
City, on Tuesday, Walter Bayne appeared
before Recorder Mar,indae, and apple,
for warrant for the arrest of DR.. G. +. Hall
the Arctic explorer, for the killing Of Patrlcl
Coleman,o Jersey City, Bayne's brother-n
law, near Repulso Bay. in the Arctic ne
gions. The recorder refused the warrant or
the ground that it was out of his jurisdic
ton, and recommended the petitioner /,
apply TO the United States courts.
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Reaister's Orders.


r EGIsTERs OFFICE.
IN NEw CASTLE County. Aurust 4th. 1859.
Upon the application OF Theodore =. CLARK. Ex Gu.
tor Of tho last will and testame, of John O. Clark.
Eeq, late OF Red Lion Hundred. In said
County. deceased; 4 Is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Executor afore-
said. give notice Of the granting Of let
tiers Testamentary upon the Esia Of the deceas-
ed. with the date OF granting thereof by causing ad
yertisemens TO he posted within forty days from tho
date Of such letters In six Of the most public places
Of The County Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate. to present the
same. or abide BY an Act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the same to BIO
inserted within the same period in the DxLAwAKs
TRIBUNE, newspaper published In Wilmington, and
to be continued therrin two months.
f--,, Given under the hand and Seal of ONCE Of
H. 8. the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, In
WI New Castle County, aforesaid, the day and
year above written. r. @. FRAIM, Register.
NOT1CE-An persons having claims against the
estate Of the decreased must present the duly at
tested to the Executor on or before August 4th,
1870 or abide the Act Of Assembly in such made
and provided, or u Samuel M. Harrington, his attor
ney, Wilmington, Delaware.
THEODORE F. CLARK,
Executor.
Address Delaware CITY. Delaware. sngi-2m
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-14
Small Fruit Insti uctol..

ss and 100 summer 81, Boston. mnss,
sept2s-1yw
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Biinp FIRE. WATER and STEAM PR0oF-Lil
aud Dlrabc-and equally adapted to any form
roof, steep or fat
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-14
One Dollar for Each Article.

These AID everything else for
One Dollar for Each Article.
We dorot offer single article of merchandise that
can be sold Ny legulr dealers a. our price. We do
tut ask Aou IN buy goods from nnless we can sell
thrm cheaper Than ynn can oban item in any Olher
wgy-wtlls The greater part Of our goods are sold at
ahOu'
ONK HALF THE REGULAR RATES.
We want gnnd reliable EMS in every part of the
cOurirf IL emp o. lig y,'uf rpNe Time tn f'rn CUBS
and '.ndhg hs orders y.in al Ob'an the most
i,bpral Gnlniss uil=, q her ia Cash ar Mercban-
dIze, ud all pOUds rent by Us will We as represented
AM we gla ant,e saiisfictiun to every one dealing
with eur home
Agents rtou c,ill CT ten certs from each customer
AMI f. wa'd 10 az in advance for Desc iIiye Checks
oil the goO'is VIZ rel.
Tie holders uf the Checks have the privilege OF
her prrchasing the article thereon described, N
excna ging Tor any article nentiO ed on our Catg
lIsu", humbeTing IS different artcles-not %.
Of which can be- purchssed IN the usual way for The
same money. The advantages Of fret ten ing Tor
heck. ave thete;-We arc constantly buying rnall
| lnts of very va uabr goods, which are nrt r
cal Aoguce aud Tor wulch we Issue che Ks I'LL all are
sA hes de- in every large club We will put chi cks
| fJr WAT0nfs, QrlLTs BL,SKgrs liRi PIT ar
come oiu.r srI'le uf value gin ny eOm msnib.rs Of
The club 'p ert,iy Of pu chastng an article for
abou ont quarter Of as tahe lnevery Greer am lnt-
II To s5,, accompanied by the Cash, ,he agent
may retain s2.vi', and n every mder uf Over fl0n.
| 10 w may be Retained T. Pay THE EXPRESS
| lHAktihS. This uffer is more especially To assist
agents in The Western and Southern States but i,
| open tp all CUSTOMERS.
| COMMISSIONS.
Agents vii lie paid 10 per rent In cash or merchan
dize when they UP THEIR ENTIRE OLuR, for which
below we give psrtial Lisi IT commissions:
| For an oTder Of $40 from Tub OF thirty, ve " II
pay the uLenI, as commission, rs yds. Brown o.
Bl,achvd sh. ettg Quad Dress Pattern. oil Squar,
| shawl, French Cassim'r'' Pants Al d Vest Pattern
Fine large White Couutsrpane, &C, etc or $500 il
cash.
For an order n $780, from cub Of Fifty. we wi
nay the naent, us comm s>ion IS yds Sheetirg,
pair heavy Wool Blankets. Poplin ress Pate N
| handsome WOO square shawl, Silyer-Case Watch
etc , etc nr 80 20 IL cash
| tor an Oruer of 500, from a club o One Humid ed
ve will Inv tue agent, MS commission 1s0 yds. gOo
yard wife Sh, citing, tousiser Hunting use aich
XII Long Wo u Sna~l, SUIT OF all Woo F,eLch Cas
sinere, ETC., ETC.. or o in Cash.
We d. ROT employ any Travelling Agents, and Gus
tina IT. tho 1 not pny m rey p rs''is pnrportini
10 be nur agents. rilies, ierson,l acquainted
rB->khD MuNEi ALWAYS Bf hE1lsTEREl
| LETTERS.
For Ia Their par iculars sind for Catalogues.
Parker g. CO,
ss and 100 summer 81, Boston. Mass
sept23-1yw
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Please read the following Test'mnnias--go ard
see these Roofs-and you will be convinced that
PLASTIC SLATE is the
Ra.s ~ Mr. In,
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s.SITHAT makes IL valuable l. because ii con-
w iains 20 much PRACTICAL, original mater in
ench small .pare."-Iobn j. Thom!s. 1.-The direc-
tions for growing Strawb, and Raspherre-
the beat have ever y, en."-Ilenry Ward Be, cher.
We conh give fundr' DIS of lust snch test inonials,
q owing the value of this tile work. IL shuu be
In the hands If e, cry psrros whether the ut
d rod. square uf ground or hundred acres. Tree
agen's rnuuld haze copy 1t Contains ~ psgrs.
Prise 10 cent?, Fall price list, holes le and 7, til
and also trm. To agents and and those dtsif To
ge up "a cub or plants reut FREE 10 al app icants.
PARTIES ut the south ur IN PA Coast shUuls tr
bplsnls IN taa ~ AaszW PvkpY = JunNsI4H
FkNrA MT su4kSefnnmuuW
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Class 25.-NO. 102, James VI. Brackin, for ey-
hibitlnn OF honey, no competition awarded Coun-
worth, box honey, American Agricalturist, pre-
MUM.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-14

"A white woman in Louisiana has been
Initiated priestess of the Voudon order.
The ceremony consisted Of an ncantation in
which the novitate danced, clad in single
white garment, within charmed circle OF
beef bones and skeletons, toads feet ana
spiders, with camphor aud kerosene oil
sprinklvd stuus
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-14
SPRINGER, MORLEY, Ok CAUSE,
No. 800 Orange Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

WOOD TURNING, SCROLL s. CIRCU-
LAR SAVING, HUB MORTISING,
FELLOE, SHAFT AND BOW
BENDING AND SPOKE
TURNING.
Wanted. large stock Of Hickory and White Oak
for Feloes, and Gum, suitable for Carriage Hubs
LEWIS r. SPRINGER. =. n. MORLEY. sLaAuaK
mar12lyw
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B o n e D u S t

D y II T - u 5 l
THE subtcriber having inst erected NJ his farm
L near the city, the most Improved machinery for
making BONE DUST. is now ready To nll orders
far any quantity, will be d., vered at the short
EFT notice.
The BoLs Dust will be finer than any herciok,er
n'dc Ivy him, tnp chemical process rreoried To-
bling the Farmer er Planter tn sow II with th1 rill
Mr.. Samuel Sands, well known ~ the Formers and
Planters Of the III lied State. as the former editor
~ the American Farmvr aud Rn III Register, will
have charge OF the office. No 6s SOUTH GAY ST.,
near Pratt and Will be happy to receive the visits or
Urte.s Of his old friends.
FORTY-FlvE DOLLARS PER TON,
put up In neat bags. No charge for bigs.
Farmers and Others are invited to visit my works
have nOthng to conceal.
My men have n,hhi' & nice to perform, therefore
have "m,n adm tiance" signs oa my pr. mises
Persons are free y examine my Factory, aud the
modns opernndi VI Dus IN ,kirg.
cannot afford ~ pay s, 10 or 20 per cent to com
mission merchants AZ my profits % not exceed 10
per cent
BONE DUST, 70 manufactured by me, Is A simple,
and Its quality cannot be made H. the price
JOSHUA A. II ,kNEk,
ofise 81 South Gay street, near Pratt,
Baltimore, Md.
Or at his old stard. corner Of Chew and Stirling
streets. sug2G, 1yw
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