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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-12

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gentlemen, In handsome
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plete. A true, Eerma-
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three for 50 so If satisfaction Is not given
money refunded. Address W. SCOTT q
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deafness, Catarrh and scrOfula, was cured
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Address Mrs. NJ. G. LEGGETT, HobOken. N. ].
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WANTED-A6ENTS-EEGM sf y R The
CAN KNITTING MACHINE. Price SIS.
The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting
Machine ever invented. VIII knit 10000
stitches per minute. Liberal indu Gem ents
to Agents. Address AMERICAN KNIT
TING MACHINE CO., Boston, Mass, or st.
Louis, Mo.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18
LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
ATLANTA

LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
ATLANTA GA.
Will be sold on the first TUESDAY in March by the
Admins traitors of William 4erring, deceased
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY:
First magnificent FAMILY MANSION, four
teen rooms with necessary osets and ouihouses,
situated on Peacht ee-sireet in first class neigh
b orb ood in every respect.
Second Seven Oily LOTS within hundred
feet of the statehouse and F1rst Baptist Church,
four of which have improvements them; OF
these has good eight-room brick house finished
throughout with closets
Third. A BhTCK oTOREHOUsE and Kitchen, in
the most desirable business part of the city, Oh
Whltehan-st' Get. fronting u feet Whtehal'-sreet,
and running back hundred and nineteen feet
with the right Of IN alley
Fourth An exc llent FARM of 70 acres on Peach
tree Read, tour miles from the city; fifty acres of
cotton land, with good peach orchard and good
fencing.
Fifth An interest in WILD LANDS also Notes
and Accounts and Stocks in eral Man utacturing
Companies Mr.. Herring having been long resi-
dent Atlanta he selected the most desirable prop
erty, both to present and prospective value; con
sequently every foot of1ere5 is NO. in every 1e-
spect
1erms-Onethrd cash; the balance in four and
eight months with interest from day of sale.
j. w. HEkRING,
W. F. HLRRING, .ar,,,;s+4u,
NJ L. ANGER. f>'A'A'l1A s'ia'ois'
A. LEYDEN,
February Is D&c 10
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The UNITED STATES COURT, February "

The UNITED STATES Court, February IL
Hon. GEO. S. BRYAN, PREs1pNa.-The judge con-
lrmed the appointment of the following assigne g.
John A. McRae for r. c. Eastering and n G.. Crabb
P. V, Dibble for G. s. Stevens; James NJ. Brown for
Saml. w. Evans; j. F. Mathews for N. Hayward; ;
Louis McLain for L. L. Hertz; ID. j. Vim for Ihos.
j. Lathrop; G. B. Glover for j. W Keitt The petit
tons of j. J. Davis. J. J. McFadden and W. G..
Skinner for final discharge referred to Regis
trar L1awson: also, the petitions of j. L. Young and
u. L. Goss to establish liens in the OF VIM. H.
Sarbo" The application of Andrew Jordon Tor final
discharge referred to Registrar Carpenter, and
final hearing set down for 10th March The petit
u,n OF w. n Hayward for final discharge was re-
ferred to same Registrar and inal hearing 0 dered
for 18th March The petitions OF j. d. Blanding,
II. Klatte & Co.. Saml. A. Praston and Hy. Daily
to establish liens referred to Registrar Car
pentcr and his report confirmed. The petitions of
II. NJ Nc ngomery, Saul. j. McFadder, Russell Il
Lllis, Foxworth, Richardson Co., McFadden &
Durant, W. G. Dukes & Son, John 3. Moore. J. :. G.
Richardson and Edward Daily referred to Re-
gstrnr Carpenter and his report confirmed aud sale
of property ordered to be made by assignee and
lien creditors 10 establish liens before the Regis
trar.
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The STATE COURT, FEBRUARY 17.--THE Hon.
II. b. CARPENTER PREsIDI ING.-1he following cases
were disposed of he State VIM. Warner, mali
cious trespass W. j. Whaley for the defence.
Guilty. The State vs.. Isaac Jervey, larceny. j. A.
Moroso. Esq. for the defence Guilty OF petty lar
ceny; The state Robert Jones, larceny Of notes.
j. A. Moroso, Esq, for the defence. Mol pros, and
prisoner, motion of his counsel discharged. The
State VS.. Mike Washington horse stealing. G II.
Sass, Esq. for the defence. Verdict, guilty. The
State VS.. James Jol nson AID Bill Armstrong, lar
ceny. w. j. Whaley, Esq, for defence. Guilty
as to James Johns on-not guilty to Bill Arm
strong. The State Solomon Happy, lar
'ceDy. w. j. Whaley, Esq, for the defence.
The court wa g engaged in this up to the hour
OF closing our report. The Grand Jury returned
true bills in tho following cases: Agains. Peter Bel
linger, for LARCENY; John Robertson, larceny; A.
Gibbes, assault and battery; Nelson Grant and P
Palmer, burglary and larceny; Milton Grant, mali.
cious trespass and larceny; L. Weaherhorn assault
and battery; Edward Pr ckney, assault and battery
with intent to kill; B. bingley D. Bunch and Geo.
Godfrey, highway robbery and assault and battery;
B. Beyward, larceny; Dan Mack. Jacob Bailey John
Bull, D. Dray. on, n Bailey aud Jno. Bailey attempt
to commit arson and larceny; Alex Chisolm, Rose
Chisolm and Alice Parker assault and battery; w. c.
Geraty and J. w. Fowls, trespass Mike johnson and
others, malicious trespass, obstructing railway
train and larceny; f. Broughton murder.
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LOCAL M TIERS.
AUgTION SALES THFS Day.

LETrCH Il BRUINS Will soil ut IL O'clock, at the
old Postofce several valuable pieces of real estate
also railroad and manufacturing stock.
MILLIGAN & ON viii! sell at IL O'Clock, ut Market
wharf, sloop Market Boy.
j. A. ENsLow & Go. viii sell ut II o'clock, on
Palmetto wharf stand -, and running rigging, aud
sails.
:, ALoNzo J. WHITE & SON will sell at II o'clock at
tne Old P"sofi 70. residence in Bullstreot and q
plantation Cooper river.
L. M. CATER will sell at three quarters past 9
O'Clock in his store, Browns wharf, butter lard.
and liquors.
JOHN g. MILNon & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, in
their salesroom. Meeting street, dry goods, cloth.
ing, hats and caps.
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QU1NBY's & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE Art GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION The LARGEST AND
seen in Charleston. They perfect copies of Gel
ebrated Works of Art, both ancient and modern.
Among the collection may be found SALVADOR
A. Delacroix's Tide Going Out, A. Dclacrox's Tide
Coming In, Turner's Venice, Jackson's English
sce nery Rowbottom's English scenery. Bax'ers
English and Irish scenery, Views the Rhine, The
Junefraud, 1he Wetterhorn, Marine Views and
many others.
these beautiful Works o Art They are offered for
sale atNew York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction IN the pr.ce PORCELAIN PIC
TURES. Recent improvements IN producing these
pictures enable us TO offer the at nearly one
examine specimens.
OUR CARTES DE VI&I1E AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
PASSED.
Especial attention given to children Also to copy.
ing old Daguerreotypes and oer pictures. Satistac.
ton in all cases puaranteed and at prices to CORES
pond with the times.
STENEUsCOPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
At Reduced Prices
A fne collection OF
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINS IN NOR: Fl CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These the first and only Photographs ever taken
in that locality.
aUI " b Y 81 o.,
No. 2G1 KIHG-STREET
CHARLESTON, S. c.
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IHE ''WK11E FAwN" is here. All day yes
terday the bulky paraphernaia OF the piece were in
process OF transportation to theatre, and tonight
the gorgeous spectacle will burst in all its glory upon
our view 1t is impossible to give description of
the "Wbitc Fawn." We only say it is prepared
with great luxury of scenic display, accompanied by
singing from siren lips, dancing unsurpassed; in
fact. the els everything thatar bring delight
the senses. \ here will be jam. &C early.
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ALABAMA G cKEN FIGHTs.--Somc of our
neighbors in Alabama arc sufficiently reconstruct
ed" to indulge in of the pasmcs of former
days. ga main Of cocks will be ptted in Mobile
on the 10Th instant, and one in selma the 10Th of
April Tbirty-ono chickens will be shown in ca h
nain-S250 each fight. and $500 the odd. Great
sport is expected
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Sons OF THE CovENANT.--Thc Independent
Order of "Dnni FIRTH. or sons OF the Covenant
propose holding bal masquc on the Tea of Purim
which will be CO lebrated on the 25;h Ct March at
the Mills House. We predict that this alaic will
be great success a. it is to be held or the special
purpose of realizing fund for the enetit OF the
widows and orphans who are benefciaries Of this
society, and we expect that there will be large
Concourse of tho sons of Judca, and multitude of
dark-eyed "LeS Belle JMi,es" present
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Cigars, Gobaeeo, NJ.
I'OB ACCO,

FINE AND ChGICH: BRANDS
Oh HALE BOXES 7. j. PATRICK'S "SpO1TED
eDO TIGET'
10 quarter boxes T. J. Patricls "Mny Flower
30 half boxes Crumpton's "MorniLg star
~ halt boxes Hollands Golden Age"
ALSO,
Is cases SNORING ToBAOCO-"Bill A1p'-in ib
and 4 lb packages
15 bbs. smoking Tobacco = Roueh and Ready -
The above In bonded warehouse, and will be sold
low to close sale, and all STAMPED according to the
requirements of the new tax law.
ALSO, STORE,
20 boxes extra fine Twist TOBACCO
25 boxes (25 TBS cach} superior "Golden Bar TO.
bacCo.
Manufactured Expressly to order, &C., &C.
G. FOLLIN.
Tobacco Manufacturers' gency
February II No. 1B1 East Bay
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.


Gray as. Mehrfens.
On UESDAY, the OH of March next at IL O'Clock
NJ, will be sold al the Old Customhouse
AL that LOr OF LAND, situate on the east side
OF king-sreet known in the plat of the SAID street
front K,ng-sreet twcnty-nine feet (29 feet, and
in d,pth ninety -nino (99 feet Butting and bound
ing north on land of j. &. Levy; east ON land of
Henry Sldry; south IN land Of the estate of Mignot
and west on King-street.
Terms-O One-hird cash: and the balance on a
credit OF one two and three years. to be by
bond OF the purchaser and mortgage OF the prem
ises. Purchaser to pay for papers aud stamps,
E. W. NJ. NACKtY,
Sheriff Charleston County.
February 18 th3 tut
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TIE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND CON-
MERCIAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning Business houses wish.
ing to subscribe for specified number of copies
containing ther cards. should leave thclr orders at
our counting room to-day All orders for tell copies
and over will be supplied at the rate of two and o
half oents per COPY
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RossINI's ''STABAT MATER."-This is tie
most pathetic of all those medieval hymns, whose
soft, sad cadence has been successfully echoed by
the distinguished mGaro of he italian school of mu
sic. On account otits inherent difficulties ard the
rare vocal talent required for its proper rendition 1t
has seldom been performed in this city. After an in
terval OF many years, however, it is announced for
the oratorio at st. Marys Church tonight aud WILL
doubtless, attract an immense audience. Persons
who have had the pleasure of Attending the rehear.
SAILS OF the musical club by which it is TO be pro-
duced, and Of which Mrs. Barbot is the drect,ess,
confidently predict that the performance this eve
ming will be complete success
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL lady, while crossing
at the corner OF Middle and Minority streets day be-
fore yesterday, was run over by of number of
drays which were passing the time at q rapid
pace. She was so much Injured that she had to be
carried into an adjoining house by coored per-
sons, who rendered every possible assistance. AS
soon as she sufficiently recovered from her insensi-
biity, she was conveyed in carriage to her resi-
dence elsewhere where she lies in critical condi-
don. The draymln, it is stated, drove on and paid
no attention TO tho matter whatever.
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PERsoNAL-NIr. j. A. Despores, one of the
editors of the WiEnsboro' News, is flying
visit to Charleston. Any communications for him
may be addressed TO the care OF the newspaper nd
vertisiDg agency of Walker, Evans & Cogswell.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

So LARGEST CIRCULATION.-THE DAILY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TaE LARGEST CIR.
OCLATION IN IHE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
INC IN THE pOSIoEEICE AT THO END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE pRovIs.
IONS OF THE NEW PCSTOFEICE LAW.
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Union Kilwinning Lodge, at Z p. Nj.
Howard Lodge, at p M.
Phoenix Fire Company. at halfpast p. M.
Palmetto Pioneer Cooperanve Association, at 8
p M.
Union League, at p. NJ
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TIE LOYAL LEAaUE.-It is reported that a
meeting OF this pohcal organization is to be held
tonight, at the Military Hail. in pursuance of in
s'ructions from Washington, for the purpose of q
better and moro effective consod Iton of the forces
ip anticipation Of future necessity-that an earnes,
effort Is to he made to vitalz, the membership and
increase Its ranks. Furth that it is to re made
State organization and that application will be made
to the Legislature for q charter Olher matters o.
local bearing will be submitted for consideration all
OF which. iumor says. look to fresh gathering o.
the clans, in order tn It the little soeck which il seen
in the distant horizon may not overshadow them
unawares.
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The DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bers in the city at DOLLARS year in advance or
at FIFTEEN CENTS week, payable to the carriers.
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Anftion Salcs.
Fine Tenement Residence, No 81 BuN.street
BH AI0NZD J. WHITE 4 SON

Brokers, AHcsiOnccrs "a Rad Teal ESTATE
Agents.
THIS DAY the 18th instant, at II O'Clock, at or
near the Old Customhouse will be sold,
That fne three story BRIG X TENEMENT RESI-
DENCE, No. 81 Bull-street, containing IL handsome
~ finished rooms, large entries, gas throughout
building, double piaZZas to south. fine csterp &c. All
necessary outbudings lot. Lot measures 2S tcet
III inches front by 172 feet d ep, bo the more
or less Carriagc entrance and right of way Lynch
street to rear OF building.
Conditions--Half cash; balance payable in one
year, secured by bond aud mortgage of proper y
sold; interest payable somarnually. Buildings to
be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay
Al Whito Son for papers and stamps
February 1S mwth3
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Valuable Real Estate
w. Y. LEITCH & IL. S. BRUINS.


Will be soil THIS DAY, 18th instant at the Old
Postoffce at il o'cls ok
The fo'lovlog valuable EAL ESTATE:
That desirable two story WOODEN DWELLING
known as No. 197 Goming-street doors north of he
.Sping-street Method Church, side, contain.
ing rooms Lot measures 80 feet front by Ill feet
In depth. more or less.
hat Desirable two story WOODEN DWELLING,
known as No 10 Bo2ard-sree third door from Ian
rel-street. obtaining rooms. Lot measures SO feet
front by 30 feet in depth, more Or less
That desirable Two story WOODEN DWELLING,
known as NO. 81 Bogard-street, second doc, from
Laurel-street ntaining 4rooms. Lot measures 80
fee front by 85 in depth moro or less.
That desirable LOT on Laurel-street third door
from Bogard west side, measuring 81 feet front by
126 In depth, more or less. said Lot opens on Rose
Lane.
That desirable LOT in Laurel-street opening on
hose ane). five doors from Bogardstreet. west
si1e, naeasuriug 81 eet front by 40 ieet in DEPTH
That iie LOT in Laurel.street, east side, between
Sprng and BoRard streets one door nor Ii No g
containing 6U feet front by 100 feet DEPTH more
or less.
That Northern portion of LOT at the corner of
Percy and Spring streets containing 40 feet front by
loo feet in depth, more less.
That esirahle LO1, with small shanty, In Percy
ST. eet west side, between Bogard and Line, contain
ing 100 feet front by 100 in depth. more or less.
erms cash. Purchaser to pay us for p ,pers and
stamps mtuth3 February IL
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COLUMBIA. ITEMS. Major Davis has leased
his hotel to Mossrs Dadcnhop & German. of
Charleston.
William SILVER, Esq, has been appointed by the
Postmaster-G General postmaster ut Kingy!c In Rich.
land County.
Colonel William SILVER aud Representative s. B.
Thompson have been appointed magistrates for
Richland County.
Governor SCOTT has pardoned Dallas Jefferson and
Scout Mishaw who were sentenced to twelve months
Imprisonment q: tho May term, 1868 of sumter
Court.
Will lam B. Johnston, Esq, has resigned The Of.
flee of coroner Of Rich au5 County
Governor scott has appointed the following maois.
trates: John G. Mipott. FOR rhare ston County; B.
g. Witherspoon, for Lancaster County; Daniel stin.
SOD, for Chester County. i -a
HOTEL ARRIVALS, February 17- Pavilion
Ro.eS.--J F Adden. Orangcburg; i Besine,t, New
York; 5 sma]lwood; W. Burgess. d w Rogers u
Rcgers, Mass achus, tts p J (,outurer Berkeley: W
Bradford, Cooper River; H Brown, woof
White Fawn; Robert Harvey and wife Black
Colum' 10; Fakenberg, New York; G. A Maxwell
Savannah; J Harvin South Carolin w Lee and
Lady, Miss A Delin, Leesville. 8 c; w Lee, W n
Cause, Williamsburg; o Russell, New York; y r
Oliver, Clarendon; Worsham. Cooper Riyen; A
Calm. Memphis; s shoolbred, Gadsden. 8 G; A I
Rivers. Holly Hill; j jackson, st Matthew's; q
mckenzie Fort Motte
0aar'eston Hotel y Kirkland Columbia; y I
Mcdonnell. South Carolina; F Clarke, New York:
Edwards. Beaufort; w Whitehall, New York:
4 Williams, Leach. Rockford; I A Mims, colleton
L M Lawes. Augusta; T. Aver ana fami v Barn
we'll; O Hanberly, Columb,a; ) A Lawes, n pau,d
ing. p Amoker. south Carolina; James Bridge yr
City; NJ Bradford J A Hewlett, NJ Hewlett. q d
Morris, J Mills. Miss ID willard. @ Villa d. New
York; L Fuller, Mrs w White Georgia; Mr. and
Hsrs b Corlus. O II johnson, New York; w John
son and wife, Clovelands T Benton, New York
w A Gal ably. @ ehaw, Mrs Shaw. tNss Groves
beck, o e arovesbeck, New York: \ 4 Mccall, Il N
pavia. Loniaiana: Ayer and wife. Maine: O i
Dorydale, 10, al Artillery Montreal; 4 A Turlaaun
q Graham. South Carolina. J g Dutch. sayann ~
EA Wickes. New York; s1w arrnell, philaaelphia
q Hamilton, Pit ssurs. T,nmons. MAmphis; 8 b
Boggs, Colnmhia. i,sa X ~ gcs ap5 [,
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HE ORGAN AT ST. PHILIPs.-The organ at st.
Philips Chu. ch which has been undergoing re-
building for the past four Iaonhs at the hands of
MIR. John Baker, On experienced organ builder Of
thus city will be completed by Friday night, wnen
public test of it will made by Profess or Ruddock
tre organist Of the church. and other organists of
the city The organ was ori finally built by Gray, of
London. twenty-nile years ago and was in use for
many years, and not until 1853 were any repairs
needed. when they wore r:ade " Mr.. Appleby, of
the concern Of Warren & Appleby, of Boston, who
built tho Circular Church organ destroyed by the
last great fire Eight stops lave been added by
Mr Baker. which increase their number to thirty
four. lhere are two o.taves Of pedals and four
couplings Gr at and swell choir and SWELL great and
pedal, choir aud pedal. The architecture OF the
Or an Is Corinthian and is in ke ping with the
church, and has been built In accordance with draw.
tngs by Louis Ha bot, Esq Its tone is full Of power
purity and softness The rebuilding has been done
at an expense Of about $780, furnished by the nu-
nltlcent Hberality Of James L. Welsman, Esq. one
Of the vestrym n. The greatest credit is due to
Mr. Baker for the careful and scientific manner In
which he has made the changes in the musical ana
mechamcal arrang ment OF this fnc organ, and lts
completion is evidence OF the fact that there is
skill of various kinds In city that If p operly
appreciated would develope itself At the trial
on Friday night the puoic at liberty to attend
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THE LODI MANUFACTURING co.

(ESTABLISHED 1S4O.)
INVITE PLANTERS AND FARMERS TO SEND
Il for o pamphlet descriptive of their Fertilizers
We offer our DOU6LE REFINE UDREFTE
equal to the best Superphosphate at the low price
Of $26 per ton. his Company also make q supe-
rior article OF Nitrophosphate and pure Bone lust
See testimonials
T.: NJ. topD smithfeld Va says where he used
yield,
WILLIAMS Bros, Dover Del, says 1t gave their
rhubarb and tomatoe vigorous growth, ripening
the lat er two weeks carrier.
p. w. HUTCHINSON, sr near Cherokee Ga saws II
nearly doubled bis yield of cotton
Hon, ELI 5. SHORTER Eufaua, Ala, says his cot
ton was fully equal to adjoining felds manured with
the best SuperphOsphates. KIT.
S. MONTGOMERY, E ayille, Ga says it increased
his crop OF cotton $50 Tbs per aOre.
g. S, OGLEsBY. Mariet u, Ga. use 1t on corn and
cotton aud cay. 1t more than doubled the yie.d.
regards It the cheapest and most reab Fertilizer
within his knowledge. r.asr Va
Ex-Governor NTH. warrenton. Va. tried it with
three several crops the last and present years ana
says: 81 prOp ounce 1t with confidence most yalua-
bic manure"
The Superintendent of General W. r. Cox, Polk
Island Plantation NJ C.. II think the Poudrette
used for corn ca not be surpassed; used it also
cotton which produced u large yield.
DIR, e. M. FENDLtToN, s, arta, Ga. says: .sThe
Nitrophosphate OF Lime nsed on cotton made 24S
per cent. the first year. ,s&
Professor GRoAGE HI. CeoK, of the New Jersey
State Agricultural College, at New Brunswick SAYS
"The Double Refined Poudrette and Nitrophosphate
Of Lime paid us full 100 per cent. above their mar
ket value IN the increase Of crops. this year."
ADDRESS LODI MANUEAC TURING COMPANY
Box also. New York Postofiice. Once No. 68 Court
landt-street.
j. A. ENSLOW &c Coz
M CHARLESTON,
AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY.
january "a thstu3mos