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zllacbinern, Gas.lnae, 81.

NTAGo% AXLES. COaiMON. COECOnD.
" Iron !aD, and S0l!l Collar. Of superior
rua!!!H nEd IinisiI. .tiso, Manufacturers Gf Ma
ch;:i.!r. Patent Steam and l'ct Fnr..c iia.n:ncrs
Eo.Ttr shears Gar AXlcs. Windl..ss ..erEs truss
Sh:D's. nTcwhari. l'Gilc- Fronts. CAS-. IRON Jnc,:
:'a:c!.s ntSWI"c Blocks, r;rr l:cn,.crs ;'oru-
iGsS di.i Castings. Address fn! r.;Cr Last.
LYMAN KiSS,.El 4. co.
n"v@i lnio Cambri'lgcpOrt Ml.,a.
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Eano fov 5aIc.

GG0a ACRES TO LEASE FOR a
NfOO TERM or lEARS.-Thc large and
consisting OF 24oO acres. iiSo cIcrc s r;,
ana clay abonilding in deposits of mari. 700 acres
oi splendid cotton land; 100 acres OF IL will make
a bag to the acre; location perfectly healthy MI
me year; four ami half miles from I.cwlsvillr
South Carolina Railroad; ell settled; has been in,
constant cultivation since the war; has II! nccus
sary buildings; small dwelling, barns. stables
Einholisc, screw, laborcrS' houses. Lyons Creek
rams through tho estate antl furnishes uuc oy lie
be- sites for i factor? i'll the STATE.
VIII bn sold with thr lease, the following: s line
yo%ng aiUl.t:. a large lot Of improved ImpIc-
inents Hrinlr i'lo'iEils, Few Gin, dickson Co;;un
seed, enough Ia Plant the cntlr. crop: .10O
Bushels oi Coltn Seed for iriiiiZiu; 100 bushels Of
corn. All Will br sold the place. low FOR cash
iarlies desiring 10 lease are requested 20 inspect
The growing crop of cOuO M, which will give entire
satisfaction. For terms. amply Ia Mrs. LAW
RENCE kElrr, 81. Matthew's y. o., O:angcburs
District - g..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7. Il. whllc.. !. G. Kcitt.
hSH., Dral,Echurt: u. W. pcronneau, E5,.., VII.
!'a!: Middleton, Esq, Charleston.
pttl.I
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Drn GOODS, &c.


. ....'-,.4. ..>.''"o''' Ngo.''' ~.
,lih.Ar GOODS! f! CHEAP GOODS !!
AT
I. C OF ID X p,s,
Having removed to ,i.at large AMI com,rodiou,
haalis next 10 ';nrnihm's Drug Store, am now
- ""'' '''' . S'''''eN' O'' '''s''i'S !"
p'i "ooDS' HOSIERY. NOTIONS, &c,
,i.;s ma.et has ever produced.
Purchasers will do wei. hy ca,;ju. aua ey,m;,.
ing our s;Oci; of
npv,s c,on,
,r,,.,..
-
.,,,.,,u,.c
NV
Rpov-x coons ili-l-o" COTTON
TABLE LINEN
TOWELS
c,ycu,,,.
-'"''""''
CASStMEEES
HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &C., &c.
Remember ]. GoUDHou"s NEW STAND,
No 40, E,xc cTvrpr
novs mEi Next to l'nrnhnmS Drug store
NEW SAVINGS iEgrrrI,TFOS
IN
THE TiME APPROACHES; WHEN
" u n - ~ :, - >,
10 "'''"'''a'''' anu '''c point If 10 ki'o"
no" AND WHERE TO 90 7" OBTAIN 4 surri.T.
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t.uilrn Goods, &r.

woad respectfully Inform my numerous c;:s.
in'ncr' t':at larc returned from New Yors and
nae received perStca;nc:S Manhattan and James
Atcr ~ cases assorted merchandise, c0Elnr!suc
everything In The NOTION. HOSIERY. SHIRE
HES ail' general fanoY line. NJ S;ncs al pres.
cii!. l'la; largest ever offered in IhiS rity. hy
'oSii'an with importers ami Manufacturers, ..ls
q CAHn buyer gives me many advantages ena-
hi:i" inc i0Sc,i nj! goods III least frcm 70 To 30
PEI! cent. less titan those hodinT old stock uray.
ouiy bought on CREDIT.
Odd lCiS given away.
Price list ON application.
iiAIAAR, 30. ;;G3 ElNf; STREET
, Corner George
The Ladies' Favoritc Store.
80 Several smart, Intelligent Youths wanted.
rov9 limo
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600 ACEEs.-T0 CAPITALISTS =

600 ACRES.-TO CApiTALISTS.-
ONO ~ private sale or irr lease II fine
PLANTATION iii C.inacburr District. forming II
par: oi the estate ui the late COuart Eui;C con.
a"..nT OF ahou: SEQ acres; 350 OF it cleared Il Is
"a:c:s hy Lyons Greek, :; large an,l ncvcr-rail-
M: s'rea'n. soil rich. red clay, w. a,!ap.cd iu
co.nil, corn. Whea, root crops aild cloyct. C!i-
ilnir ii'aiihy ~! ihc year. Snrnlif. range for
i:r plantations owned ny gentlemen who reside
there and secure .:0oa order. The hu!rgS were
hnrlcd.ii;i l;'iihnr mills helm. EcaT,:iicy could c
replaced c"cL;,iy. \ large State roa'I connects il
WIN i.r"i>vii!c, South Carolina EaiiT0ad six
nii';': tis'nn'. Tile above iSa splendid chance
lof il"se desiring Ia form Il beautiful farm in II
pleasant, healthy section. In IScG these lands
were returned at $50 per acre. VIII he said :.t
ii:ii That prize. For terms apply to Mrs. LAU-
RENEE kElrr, Society Hill, $. &.
E&rEHENcES.-MaJnr 7. u. Wh;,!cy, :! G. keiit,
ES Orinrebnrg: H. w. Per0 nc All, Es.i., Vii.
nam Middleton. EStl., Charleston
Ociil lIWfAnnSnGC
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Notices i'll Gan!irun.:D.

Z TNITFD STATES OF AMERICA. SOUTH
~ CAROLINA AuISTitlC1.-lE Eih.sXEUpTCY--
EE rirtc Il. IT, FRASER, assignee, in re L. r..
Wl.Soa, hanNrnpt.-in pursuance o! an 0-,.cr in
the aioye s';itrh case, to me directed by fIc Hon
trict ci south Carolina notice Is hereby gwen to
~ creditors ,oing liens against the estate OF
Inc sail u. III. WILSON to prove them before
julius q. Carpenter. EsG., Registrar in Rau!:rupt.
cy, on or efGrc the first day nf Laugary, A. d.
1890 or bc de3lrrcd from the bcncG. OF ;,,,. ,ic.
crec 70 be made In this caise.5
X. Il. FRASER, Assignee
n0yl2 r.,
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IN DANERUPTCY.-IN THE DISTRICT
4 COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
DISTRICT or SOUTH ChI,0LTNA.-Ex parte WIN.
I. SIUMhTE and a. BLYTHE, hssigiiees, in re
JOHN W. GRADY, MISREPRESENTATION to sell
Real Estate, nnincnmbereI, call In Lien Creditors
kc.-N0ticc Is hereby given to all Creditors hold.
Ing Liens against the Estate or JOHN w. GRADY
thnt they are required to establish tic same bc.
lore w. ]. CLAwS0S, Esq, Registrar, q. YorSyille
=. q, within forty days from The date hereof or
he barred from al benefits Of the decree for dIs
tributlon 10 he made in this case.
By order or Hon. GEO. $. B:YAN Judge OF said
Court W.T rIiSEIls $SI!IHlaATE, Asslynccs..
Greenviile, 8. c., September IT, 1869.
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THE UNDERSIGNED. SUCCESSORS ov uoR.
TON K SHEPHERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR
TRADE IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS.
IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER DUs1.
NESS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY
OTHER DEALERS FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND
ALL THE CUSTOMERS OF TIE OLD HOUSE
WITH TiIE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS
OF COOKING STOVES, RANGES AND HEATING;
STOVES AT CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO
FOUNDRY PRICES.
TIE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE
SOLD WITH or WITHOUT rURNrruRE-soME
OF THEN ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH.
OUT TIE AID OF ClIIMHEYs If NECESSARY
AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED TO BAKE PROP
ERLY, III SET UP AS DIRECTED.
THE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN
rRIcE-IlAyE SIN BOILER OPENINGS AND
DOUBLE OVENS. THOUGH BUT A SINGLE
PIE, AND NEED. so BRICK-woHK TO SET
THEN UP.
THE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES
cAsT-HioN AIR-TIGHTs. RUsslA.IRoN AIR.
TIGHTS, sIXrLATs OR Ron STOVES, &c.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES
WILL RE FURNISHED UroN APPLICATION.
wM. SHEPHERD & CO.,
No. - HAYNE STREET,
CHARLESTON S. c..
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fENO RENT FOR $500 PER ANNUM, a
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stree, w,ih large ctstcrn anu necessary Oaibuild
iiiES. AMI most respectable ncighboriioOu Al.
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pRINTlNG PRESS FOR SALE AT A
1. GREAT BiRGAlN.-t)nc small Cyli.l,,crTAY-
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,te nsS, ana Is sold S!n!iy because The present
owner hes no use ior Il. The size az the bel or
INC Press Is furiy-four BY hfty.cght inches Snld
Press will he sold at great bargain r applied for
~, once, rs the room IL occupies Is wanted for
0ihef nnrpuses. Address ,;oX 30. 379i New York
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NOR SAFE. SEVERAL YOUNC; WORK
II HORSES and MULES, al J. CiiI:iS-DvuER'S
Stables, Ma. .fi King street roy.rf ~,
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P'ipiic through this cululan. The rate for twenty
Woit:5 or less, each Insertion, is % cents, ii pail
III advance.
STRAYED OR STOLEN ON TUESDAY.
~ l9l: near Calhoun AMI Rutlc,lge streets, II
SNi lt PUP, white and liver cUiorcd. about fnlr
months Old The finder will be rewarded by
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NOUND, ON SATURDAY NIGHT, IN
u Meeting street, u gold watch and cliain The
owner can Obtain the same hy paying expenses
ana applying at TIL: NEWS Onicc. nevis
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DEAI. ESTATE OR PERSONAL. PRO
q . PEkrf or anT Kind I,ay be advertised for
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STRIPS. BUTTER
CHEESE, suGAE. &c.

CHEESE SUGAR. sc.
10 bbls. Choice BREAKPAST Srl.EPs
bblS. Sugarcurril Nrrks
10 tiibS ClDicc Goshen Butter
10 boxes T.. D., Factory and State Ciocsc
10 bbls. Crushed Sugar
. hbls. Powdered Sugar
Is bbls. Extra G Sugar
io iiilil chests IiysUn and Imperial Tea
10 ilal! bi,ls. Fulton Market I;o.f
p boxes New Raisins
900 bONca Sealed licrrings
20 hoNeS assorted Pines
10 kegs Sal Soda
10 Kegs Iii-Carb Sndn
10 cases swift & Courtncy's Matches
% hbls. Hcckcr's =. II. Flour
= cases iirandy Peaches, assorted Pickles Sal
mon, &c.
- bhls. Choice Scotch whisScy, jamaica mum,
Gin, Ic. '
Just received ana for sale low by
). N. NJ. wOlil.TMARN
hof-1 - Farrar Bros Old Stand
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T OST. ON vANDERHoRST OR RUT-
~ LEDGE STREET. q Lndy's Enamelic, Gold
watch ana Chain. The finder will please icnve IL
~ No s iuticdge street. and suitable reward
will H. given rovls
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liNO RENT, AND POSSESSION GIVEN
Il OH the first OF Janunry next, n FARM ON
containing sixteen acres Apply To C. WjITTTfs,
MORE, No. Radcliffe street noyl2 rlu
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Go Rent.

H0USE5, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS,
IL &c, now vacant, can readily he rented by
advertising them I'm this column. The rate Is II
cents for twenty words or less, each Insertion If
paid ia advance.
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E,0n SALE. THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
nMNCl:, 40, - South Hay. Apply to R0i,.
I.i.i bt.I., No .turcr'S NI2";. 0rt2S In
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Stoves, nanacs, Mr.

q TO YES AT IOLESA l. Il.
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R ~ ~ IL l. y M > ~ y y. I,
WHOLESALE: GRocERs.
HAYNE STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. c.,
lave in Store and to arrive, which they arc
Offering. at lowest market prices
l0n0 bblS. Yellow Pink Eye pIant;u. POTATOES
5000 SACKS liverpool SAT-
10 bi!cS Standard GuEny Iacgnr
2Oo COILS Hemp Ju!c COticu and lfanHta Rupc
300 b!ilS. Rcnnch Sugars
10 h,ulS. Porto I,icU Sugars
70 hldS. Mnsicuyaio Sugars
100 Eli'ls. Old crop Cuba MOi,.a,c:
:N0 h!!s. Old Crnp Cuba Mn!aSscs
ln0 this. Sugar House Syrup
Quo bags liiO. I.aguayra and Java Coffee
.,In .,In BOXES Colgate No. and Pale Sunps
."O boxes u. d.. Cheshire and State Cheese
o ;'G0 bbl:,. Fine, super, Extra ana Family Flour
h09 packages Fish. Nos. l, . and )
lCG9 Kegs Parker Mill Nails.
orange lille POWDER. shot ana Lead, Caps,
candies. FIRE Crackers, Soda ana Sugar Crackers
sugar jGinblcs, Soda IN Kegs and papers, starch
0ystart Sarhints. Candy, Buckets and Tubs,
i'aisns, fiEs, Potash ana l.ye, Rice, &c, &c.
nOv24 wifn,mps
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F1NO RENT, A FINE STORE WITH FIN
Longitude Lane aid East iiay To an approvcd
tenant rent viii be $40 per MONTH Also, six
large square Rooms, with fire places back plaZZa3
ana cistern water Oil every story. The rooms
VIII he rented singiy If preferred. Inquire OF Mr.
ROSE, OH the promises. octIG
pOOMS TO RENT.-TIIREE UNFUR-
u q HlSil:D rooms in q residence plcasaniiy
S.'uh'cl In Tile western part or the city. Terms
moderate. For further particulars, apply al No
II Doughty street. octlo
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NV ANTED, EVERYBODY no KNOW
w tHat JOE PRINTING or NIL Einds. mai,
and ornamental, Is executed promptly in ihc
iit.!ca style and at the lowest Ne" York prirrs
ana cXa,nint 4ic scale Of prices hcfu:l giving YOUR
orders elsewhere
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FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET BY THE
~ month, week OF night. Terms moderate
Apply ~ NO. 90 Bcaiiatn street. novn26
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A GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
IA sell the American KNITTING MACHINE
tllr only practical Family Knitting Machine ever
invented. Price s2j. viii knit c0,0U0 stitclc;
per minute. Address American Knitting Machine
company, BOSTON, Mass, or 81. Louis, Mu.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-12-24

DUcKING.-Wild ducks have been so
scarce in our waters for the last four or
five weeks, that some of our guuners have
abandoned the business altogether We
know one party who was out 48 hours at
one time last week and did not get single
duck. A few more have been killed this
week than last But prices have still an up
ward va re- tendency, redheads are readily bringing
$s;2O and canvass backs $500 per pair.
Hare Republican.
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OXFORD AND HANOVER JUNCTION RAIL.
RoAD.-We learn that Engineer Hood, of
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central
Railroad, has been engaged to survey a route
for the proposed railroad from Oxford to
Hanover Junction, on the western side of
York county, and will proceed to the work
as soon as the ground becomes suitable.
The first survey will be from the Western
side of our Borough down the most favora-
bic draught to Hopewell and across the Oc-
toraro at Pine Grove Forge, thence across
lower end of Lancaster county to Peach
Bottom where the river can be easily ap-
preached and good crossing point obtained,
with a favorable getting out place on the
opposite side. There seems to be very
practicable route for this road and the inter
est of the country through which it will
pass demands its obstruction. The citizens
along the route are anxious for it and will
subscribe literally to the stock. Its con-
struction is only q question of time. The
citizens of our town should give the enter
prise all the encouragement in their power,
rs it will without doubt be of incalculable
value to them. Oxford as well as the inter-
vening country to Hanover Junction cannot
too highly estimate the advantages resulting
from the building of this road, and the day
hat shall see its completion will be joyful
one for us. Let lis work for it.-Ogf0rd
(Chester County Press,
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PROPOSED REMOVAL OF THE BALTIMORE
COUNTY SEAT.-There is quite an earnest
movement on foot in Baltimore Co., in favor
of the removal of the county-seat from Tow
sontown to the old Almshouse property run
ming west from Franklin road. This proper
ty, which exceeds in extent $50 acres, has
been for eight or ten years past dead
weight on the county, and it is estimated that
by removing the county seat to this locality
it would net to the county Immediately a
couple of million of dollars. The commits
sioncrs of the county are forbidden to sell the
fifty acres on which the Almshouse buildings
are located for less than $4,000 per acre, but
the purchase Of the water power by Colonel
j. Summarized Berry has rendered it useless
for manufacturing purposes and consequent
~ 1t has been found impossible to obtain this
price. With railroad running out Town
send street and through Lafayette avenue
which will pass over light grades directly
through the heart Of this finely located prop
erty, there can be no doubt that large pop
ulation would soon abe concentrated there,
and that property would rapidly advance.
The opposition in the county to the extern
sion of the city limits one mile beyond the
present boundary has given strength to this
movement, and meetings have been called in
the county to take the matter into consider
Observation-Disclosures Ann1Scnn
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The Egis & Intelligencer.
EEL AIR, Md, DECEMBER "a, 1869.
Our Friends in Mississippi,

The Columbus (Miss) Democrat comes out
few days after the. election in that State,
with the following pleasing announcement :
The Democratic party is stronger to day
than before the Dent organization-th peo
pie arc = tier satisfied with the wisdom OF
her poll ) and the correctness of her prin-
ciplcs
The return to her ranks will be univer-
sal, and the experience of failures by other
instrumentalities will secure new devotion
and accumulated zeal.
We hail this determination, not only as Il
natural but most desirable result of the cf
forts of the Southern people to conform as
near as honor would permit, to the tyranni
cal exactions of reconstruction. Now that
the last State has gone through the farce of
popular elections, as the Ruigatorial passage
TO the beatitudes of reconstructive restora-
ton to the Union, it is time to look about us
in the South, and take counsel together for
new methods of resistance which should
only cease with the life of every true South
ern American. We are no more to be called
on to take choice of evils, as in Walkers
case in Virginia, and Dents in Missis>ip pi,
for there are to be no more such issues present
ed. We must now fight the battles in the
State, and in the United States, boldly and
squarely against Jacobnism, either in its
modified Republican, or its ultra Radical
forms. Whoever holds, abides with and
gives aid and comfort to Jacobin principles
and Jacobin candidates must be regarded as
our enemy. And all should be held as friends
who act and vote together to liberate the
Federal Government and the States of the
South from the tyrant rule of Radicalism. The
Democratic party of the United States pre-
sents to us the only common and visible raj
lying point. AS we must sink or swim, tri-
umph or 60 down with it, let us as people
nerve our every effort TO maintain and hold
it like the Ark of the Covenant in the sane
tum sanctorum of our hearts. When the
day comes in which duty calls us to the polls.
let ii be to vote for man of our 0acn faith,
and let us have no more dickering to pick
out candidates of questionable status and
principles in order to placate our enemies
Our enemies have proved implacable. 1t
is throwing pearls to swine to appeal to eli
Their their justice or TO their generosity.
They comprehend nothing but blows
they are dogs in triumph, towards in defeat.
1t is struggle on our part for civil liberty
which was our birthright inheritance, and
let us take the field and fight for it, be the
contest long or short, like men in whom was
born the sentiment that it is the most pre-
cious of earthly boons Mobile. Register.
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
If fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-12-24
Ayers
V ]. 9
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
HAIR as soon restored
to ats original color
ao'M the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hoi,. is thi.L
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I M P o RITA MT NOTICE
TO FARMERS!

MAKE YOUR OWN PHOSPHATE
THE undersigned, having purchased of ALL
L house Winemiller right to manufacture
and sell their celebrated Fertilizer in Dublin Dis
trict, in now prepared to sell individual rights
Every farmer can, after obtaining one OF these
rights,
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MAKE HIS OWN PHOSPHATE,
at cost of from $l5to $ls per ton, equal to
many OF the best fertilizers now in use, thereby
saving from $25 to $50 per ton. By paying
$40 Receipt will be given, with full Printed
directions, for making this important Fertilizer,
explaining the mode and manner of manuhc-
turing the same, Individual rights can be OBJ
aimed of the undersigned.
eb5-ly ANDREW B. LINDSAY