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GENERAL knsx ssIirHs
MILITARY ACADEMY.
at Newcastle,
HENRY COUNTY. KENTUCKY.

On September 18Th. 1868 KIRBY SMITH With corps 4
Asants whose Qualifications Of she highest order win
open, Ct Newcastle, kensucky,
A MILITARY ACADEMY FOB BOYS
Fsvcas.e Is located healthy bluegrass resion OF
Henry county euui distant Oour niles from the o1 5He
and Lexington ana the Louisville and Cnen2st
Rairoads connected with by good maoadeized pike,
and about two hours travel BY rail from Louisville
The Acadeny bzdings owned BY himself, OF modern
construction admirably sdspted school purposes and su
sted IN Of the town The standard OF
WIN aim at borOa-hness IN every branch 20 be determnea
bv nnartia and searching The discipline viii
Be strictly military requiring Dmcuaity and prsmptness u
The psrornsnce every duty. Tbs domestic ceparaenf
viii s. conducted end Hbsrsity TO secure the
health contentmeut Of the scholars Fne schoi
ac session divided into two terms o. twenty weeks eacn
de FIRST commencing September l5a The charges oi
everyhng excepting uniform books ard medical aLsno-
snce viii Be three hundred and seventy dollars Ia u D
currency Cor tho session Of forty weeks payable IN two
eoual install ens the beginning OF each tern OF the
session No deduccn from these charges viii b nsoe fof
absence during the IN potracted sickness or
honorable cscharge and then tuition Zee OF SO per
current term viii De required -.
Uniform furnished the most reasonable terms Books
and ststicnsry Louisville prices As toe number OF pups
h tsS those wishing places In tho Institution
should nppy In Tins making ais psruanent RESI-
dence in Kentucky and devotng himself 70 the educason
rs youth the Principal hopes lave the Corporation OF ms
friends in this Commonwealth ,,,,, s..-rr
For further information address T. kirby Salrh.
Students will lsaye the at Eminsncs, she Louisys
and Frankfort Railroad vhencs smnibuses vii convey tnefo
10 Nevcastle
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In BANKRUPTCY.
IN neutrality-suspicious.

BAMKHUPTCY-EsTA OF John w
Louis Sus sw States Msrsh.ls once-Ds,rict Of
zo,ee tnst on the 9th day Of January A. D. 1859 VA
W. ~ oankruptcy was issued against the esta.e OF John
DaIour OF Mtlikens Bend the parish OF Madison ed
5st, Lussna who was adiudgsd bankrupt on bis own
tnst the payment of any debts and delivery ~ anv
property belonging to such banupE 10 him or sa hsnss
or any property by him are forbidden hx
.etDg OF the creditors Of the said bankrupt 10 nrvs
70 and TO choose sssignees Of d.
Eh ea ~ sOourt OF Bankruptcy, holden az No ii
% y 80 ssagas;,n kegis'er. on the 2Oth day OF FEB
40 s.1 s"L p. ]. HERROF
Ji@ leu U. s. Marshal, District Of I,ouis.pz
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Digestive E1ixir OF Hepsfns.
,,,r,,.urr 90 CHENJSTS. PAsIS

TsPsNE the latest scientific discovery Of Dr. Coryisat
bvcisn 20 his majesty the Emperor OF the french tas
strc aee ITSELF rather the digestive prlaeipls puInoo
dcssts food In the stomach When by some cause 9f
ther the supply Festive fluid IS TOO s1a inc nesSols
nation Of tie coats Of the stoeh and oese nsS
49, rtnite anslna loss Of strength and On ieraie9
Sio-cs Ths Elixir Of Peosns which g sanctioned oy tne
OF the Paris Academy Of Aectcne epecdy onfos
al such aud prevents vomiting cunhx
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NO More COpsibs and CuOebs
e,xIsAuLrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID KxfRAoT o.
MATICO vE0ErALIa

snx AL otear medicines failed, tooss prcprs ncls
vii AWAY. eject These nsure rapid and
sue Of severe and chronic cases. Of private assas
Tsy are rssd In the hospitals Of Paris By the cesorAted ~
Rcord found greatly sapeTsr " oil nseIse 800
ni1er. remedies and Copaibs and Cuoeos INA n)eo>Ss
,.fseS In rscsn. and ospsusf n 7ors chroctc casas
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vvrup of Rsrav1aa Hark end fr'on'
-PRzPARzD BF-

HII GRINAULT 90,
r,.-r,ss. 20 q. L Z. Prince EapOseoa. Fsrz.
xAv medicine presenss IN Agreeable TORN, the civ
oi,le- IN Peruvian Bark. the best OF ,oneA oompmes
-. ore Of ire principal fases Of the olood Il pre-
sd bv the ncsi eminent pnysicisns Oh rss 70 curs
ard 20 restore health and vigox 70 me yeen
n general Hrspdly removes the ossses sh Isdies ~.
ns subject reeusrres and fscsses ne nSw s ne
catsnens' Lastly, II exese the eppste Pr
md Is extremely beneficial % Al M ,eicui;
sI0oc ns Tks srscss Of shs Syrup ere . o.os
and speedy.
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Il ALTMAN. j. o.,
TROPICAL RooFIEG EANUFACroRy.
And
DEALER IN COAL, CHARCOAL. COKE, wHETR
SAND AND FlREWOOD,
Orders left the above place, S. Mechanics
ehsnge. viii receive prompt attention
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EGR 3ALE-REAL EsrATE-sEvERAL HuE.
dred Cotton spd Sugar Plantations located IN tns oss
portions Of he cotton and sugar growing States Also RIO
PlantAens Orange Orchsrd and large bodies Of vaueS
timber lands Also, variety Of City and Suo1ToH
Property Improved and improved
stores Building lots and Bquses favorable terms Fs-sis
Wishing invest viii do well 70 call End examine our Proper
tea Nier Gard. Kss Eststs A2s~tN, M - C.rondsis
street. New Orlsans.
JOHN q. FLEMING.
GAS FILTER
Dealer IN So rfxtureH'
ia POYDRAs STREET. NEAR ST. CHARLEa
New OrSans,
VIII attend puncusIy sad faithfully al orders ntusted
TO him.
Orders left IN Box No Is Mechanics and Dealers Ex-
change wiz meet with pronp. stteutiou
w. "A. BEAx.
CELEBRATED HOMEMADE CANDIES,
FreaA Every Day. aE his MnaurAetory.
lse Camp Street. Opposite Lsfaystts Square
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LUMBER, COAL, WOOD.
DETER ROSS,

i BUILD DER,
Returns thanks the citizens Orleans pa-
tcnnge fer the last twenty years he has made extern
sive additions his Workshops, and introduced several wood
working machines which will enable him promptly
any business his Tina Shop snd Office Of Ply
tania Washington streets, Mechanics Exchange box
mol
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aK MONTGOMERY BROS. u co..
K n. MONTGOMERY. Auctonsar.
CATURDAY. February go. as L o'clock a.
~ a. their Auction Mart 81 Camp win be sold
A gsnsrai assortment Of HOUSEHOLD - RNIfURk
such Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Bedstsads Bu
resus Arnors Wsshstsnds Mahogany and Walnut Te;cx
Sofas Spring seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
Tables Marble Te2 sideboars Extension Tables Velvet srk
Brussels Carpe French Plate Mirrors hsrssses Engrsv
ngs Paintings Cooking Stoves and Ussns bang hs
contents Of several voll-furnished hoassA
A large ,nvoacs q Cottage BsdA Cane end Wood ssa
Chairs etc
rs-TsRxs--Cash in o. & Treasury Notes
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MEDICAL
DOPEs CUBE FOX COUGHS. COLDS
ASTHMA. ETC.

In al Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs requiring ths
Of mild, soothing and decidedly ecisnt remedy, this pro-
parson nay be used By persons Of al from "ths IN
FAINT ewng and pukng in It's nurses arms" 70 where tie
sixth shifts into the lean and sppered panta0on" with
much prospect Of relief d from formula pharmscop
PoPE'S CURE FOR COUGHS has been used IN this
city years. with Increasing demand Is put In BOT
LES 81 75c. each Try IT, JOHN II. POPE.
Druggist, corner jackson and Prytanis streets
Sold also BY JOHN DtBEEEEvILLE, Druggist, corner
Cnnn and Pcydras streets.
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IA KKxAIEsANCE LoUIsIANAIsH.
lew ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF X PAGxs.
Devoted 30 southern Interests
Cssven Years Of xxissncaJ

rsrt soransneshls pahllcssn tsf families AID csr1irg
peops practice she elegant French sngrags ryvis
ssbsrateJ tie political events Of tas wss. .ae =
ACTS Louisiana the Agricultural and eeraercM sss o.
te Community price eExrsnt the soreas
scientific productions Of the day. and give.
v-sst VARSITY Of useful facts, instructive gems, sancsss
s1ec<ssss, and all that sornpsses hrst else Pepsz
SUBSCRIPTION: % PzR ArNUH
rn, a pages Of La RESAIBsANCK are s1ttsd % u
tina adysrsisercsrts c0nspcuousy dis
plsved with rssdrg matter IN cash psgs thst Il sf5 Tie
f,sl ous tee advertising mediums Of the South
Job Prrttng done n al languages ceeH ssress. eetna
SfEx:hAafs znsy. Mes ofissak
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DEAN, Jk..

DEAN, JR..
AUCTIoNEER,
once and Ssesroon-l7s Grsvisr stres6,
Near Carondelst, New OrleAnk
LIBERAL advances made consgnnents Auction safes Of
Furniture Cargoes Produce Real Estate and every descr
ton OF Merchandise promptly attended 10.
Regular Sale Dsys-MOndays Wednesdays Fridays and
SaturdayH-
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MONTGOMERY Bros. a co.'s SALES,

MONTGOMERY Bros. q CO. s SALES.
HORSES AND MULES
GREAT SALE Of ELEGANT SADDLE AND HAIR.
NESS HORSES, WORK MULES, BUGGIEs, HAR
NEIS ETC, AT AUCTION.
Blk MONTGOMERY BROS. a co..
z NJ. AoSrGoNRRY-Auctioneer.
CATURDAH, February SO. ~ n ali i1 past 10 u D
O'Clock NJ, at p. Liners Stables Grsvier street. vii
be sold
Fine Saddle and Harness Horses In pairs and single.
Also-Elegsnt Top and Open Buggies Harness. Saddles.
H2r THRas-Ossh In o. 8. Treasury Notes
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sAtIsr,oN ~Ai.Es. 80
G. De FeRlET'S SALES,

PEREMPToRy SALE, FOR ACCOUNT or WHOM IT
MAY CoEcERN, or A CHOICE INVOICE OF
SPLENDID GOLD AND SILVER DotBLE CASE
WATCHES, RICH DIAMOND AND OPAL SETS,
EAR RINGS BROOCHES, Etc
BIZ @. DE FERIET,
ACKNOWLEDGES. No. IS Bienvile street.
GATURDAY, FebruarY go 500. at leI.
~ oeocEr Immediately after the CONCLUSION
estate sale y pnbhc suction. at the 1T CHI ARIES AUG
IIoN EXCHANGE, for sccount Of whom il may concern
ana VII cut any lint or reserve, will be sold
A splendid invoice Of .olo and Silver Watches rich
Disnond Opal Pearl Ruby. Garnet Coral and Sets
Cameo Pins etc y
81 r<RSs-Csshin o. &. Treasury Notes
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BY @. DE FERIET.

cAAS. 7. hsSH'S SALES.
COTTON COTTON.
For Rccount OF whom 1t may coacern.
&Y CHAS. II. NASH.
AucTtoSEBR-Otice Masonic Hall Auction Mart.
Corner ST. Charles and Perdido streetA
SATbkDAf, Goth Inst, AT II o'croek,
~ on the Levee foot Of Customhouse street will be sold
80 bales cotton from wreck Monsoon ex-stOnewall
be7- TERMs-Cash
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~ DIsEASFS-DR- Dr. BAUSsET win take charge Of ard
uaantee following chronic Diseases secret
Diseases Whes BennOrrhses, Ucers rheumatism, 0out
Dyspspss Cherose, Liver Complaint Diseases Of the Urns
" Organs and Deafness Consultations every day from II
o'clock TIL at bis Office Of 0r.ans and Boxr
bon streets. asaidsnos, No. "a Dauphine street.
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& BOOK EOR THE UNFexTUNArA.

j. BALDWIN pUFys TREATISE on PRIVATE DID
EASES Inpotency Loss OF Power Nervous Debility, with
Hote Impedmsne Marriage should be read BY al
.npAtina rsisga Sent b. NAH receipt Of Is cent? b.
= BALDWIN DUFF.
New Orleans Medical Institute,
264 Magazine street,
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Ths Ism 0rlsams Grestsnt.
The Louisiana Legislature.
FORTY-FIFTH DAY.
Senate.

FRIDAY, FEB. 10. 1869.
Tbs Senate met at noon, Lieut.. Gov. Dunn
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On sepsember l5sh 1858, KIRBY SMITH, With corps q
.ssisssns whose Qualifications she highest order vii
open, Ct Newcastle, kensucky,
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lleu Qualifications.
UssELL'S BOOK SToRE.
WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, &c.

TIE POET AND The PAL TER, or Gems of Art
and song, with nincty-nioe lirS, steel engrav.
ip.s, imperial 8vo morocco, $50.
TESNysoN's ENID Illustrated by Gussave Dore, TO-
lio ID an elegant binding. $40.
TENSYsnN's LocIsLY BALL, illustrated by Hennesy,
octave, So.
GnAY's ELEaY, with seventeen finely colored draw
ings and Photographic reproduction CT the
orig NAL manuscript. 4o Sc 20.
WAYsrDE PosIEs. original Poems Of country life,
edited by Robert buchanan, with foriy-seven
illustrations. 4io $40
The Bird by Michelei, illustrated by two hundred
and ten exquisite engravings by Glacomclh. $6.
CHRIST IN soNo, or Hymns OF Emmanuel, selected
from oil ages by Philip schah, D. D., Svo, cloth
gill extra, Sc.
CowPRR's liable TALK. and other Poems, beaut-
iully illustrated by the most eminent English
Artists, volume. 4to S.
STORY WITHOUT AN END, from tho German of Ca.
rove, large 4to. with fifteen beautiful, pic
tures IN limitation of water coors, 81 So
CHn1sTMAs CAROL. by Charles Dickens, with thirty
illustrations, by Eyilnge, small octave, IS.
ScoT1A's BARDs, the choicest productions of the
Scottish Poets, beautifully illustrated, 8yo, "a.
MArMIoN by Walter Scott with fifteen Photographic
illustrations, So.
LAYS OF The HoLY LAND from ancient and modern
writers, with sirty-three Illustrations, 8vo, %.
CHAMBERs' DooK OF DAYS a miscellany of popular
antiquities two large volumes, royal 6vo, SO.
lie above are all in elegant bindings
January lyr
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charge of the Department of the Interior,
served throughout the war in the Federal
army and attained the rank of Brigadier-
General. In 1866 he was elected Governor
of Ohio. which Office he held until 1868
I General Cox is man Of first rate ability,
and is moderate in his political opinions
Senator ]. A. j. Creswell, of Maryland,
the new Postmaster General, was born in
1928, aad came to the bar in 1850 He
was q member of the Maryland House Of
Delegates in 1861 and 1862, aud was elect
ed representative to the 3Sth Congress
In March, 1865, he was chosen United
States Senator for the unexpired term Of
Senator T. II. Hicks, deceased. Senator
Creswcll is a man of ability, and belongs,
politically, to the class known as South
ern leyalists."
Judge E. B. Hoar, of Massachusetts,,
whom President Grant has designated as
Attorney General, while scarcely known in
politics has won considerable distinction as
lawyer. He is about fifty years Of age,
aud several years ago relinquished lucra'
tive practice for the seat on the Supreme
Bench of Massachusetts,, which he has sinre
held. He is said to be man of the higs est
integrity and very positive in his manners.
His brother entered the House Of Repre-
sentatives on Thursday, as the new member
from the Worcester (Massachusetts) Dis
trict
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cries of the excited crowd. AS the flames APP
preached, all the men jumped overheard, some
to find watery grave, and others to save
themselves BY swimming; but not woman
could be induced 10 take the cold water, and
they perjshed in the flames. In less than half
an hour from the discovering of the fire the
vessel was total wreck, and over sixty per-
sons had pershed. During the fire. signal
act Of herolsm was performed by Philip Hill,
the carpenter, and deck hand, named Jacob
Stein. Twenty kegs Of powder had been de-
posted in the magazine in the hold With
the presence Of mind and q daring that have
few parallels in the annals of steamboatlng,
thew, in the face of horrible death, carried
the powder up and threw it overheard. A
moment lost, and there would have been no
one 10 tell the awful story.
Monday WIS ''openlng day" in New York
with the milliners and naodiStes, and the va
rious establishments are thronged according
inely with fashionable fLir ones in pursuit Of
new STYLES, &c. The bonnet Of the coming
season, it seems, is to be smaller than the one
now in vogue, with little trimming at the sides,
and no stlings. A new style Of round hat is
called the Rosalind. It is made of fancy straw,
without brim, high in the centre, with q loop
of green satin on one side, and white lace,
edged with green satin ribbon, falling at the
back. Prices take wide range, say all the
way from $40 to SIS. Small capes are to be
the prevailing style. Black silk sacques for
street wear are loosely fitting in the back, ex-
tending little below the belt; the front ia a
trifle deeper, while it is narrow on tho shoul-
ders and open under the arm, being Joined by
the belt. The trimming is Of satin folds and
blo ct 1oce edoinp
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If1ants.

-N7OT1CE.-ANY PERSON HAVING A
IN SAW MILL, and Is willing to remove 1t 70 a
specified point on the St. Johns River. Florida Will
be furnishe with location gratis, and fasties for
removing 1t there AID inducements offered 80 thHt
q profitable business may be done. Apply to
j, d. AIKEN & CO.,
March a Atlantic wharf.
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Gertilbfrs.
PATAPSCO GUANO.
Letter from James Pagan.

CHESTER, SOUTH CAROLINA, January 6, 1869.
Dear Sir-I have just received communication
from Geo. W. Grafiin Esq.. Treasurer of Patapsco
Guano Company, requesting my opinion Of the 'PA-
TAPaCO," to be sent direct 10 you-which take
pleasure in doing, sincerely believe that 1t is the
best fertilizer now in use. have tested its merits
fully. and find those who have used 1t alongside Of
other popular fertilizers do not hesitate to give 1t
the preference; there many kinds in use here
as there are merchants who deal In 1t. No two
houses recommend the same kind, but during the
last season had good opportunity of introducing
the "PArAPsoo" GuANo to some extent.
gave to ten l10l different planters 500 pounds
GUANo to put each on one Of land and agreed to
take part of the product for pay They all succeeded
well. got nearly 100 per cent profit from tho ten
acres and the planters sats6ed that they got 90
10 loo Ter cent than they could have expected
on the same land without the GUANo. also sold
small quantities to some twenty or thirty panters
who tried 1t on all SORTS of land. Some Of them
certify to wonderful results and every ono Of them
have engaged to take more for the coming season.
expect to sell ten times the amount which was taken
last season.
began in 1857, and have not hoard one man say
1t did not overpay him for his outlay In some re
spects 1t must be superior to the Peruvian Guano.
For instance, you mix the seed with the PATAPs
co, and the Peruvian must be covered before plant
ing. Ihe "PArApsco acts at once upon the sprouts,
as soon az comes from the seed and makes IT start
right on growing, and prevents tho sicky sage
which cotton, without the stimulus. has 10 go
through-you know thi'. For two or three weeks
the cotton plant is In condition which is 80 pre-.
carious that no planter say that he has certain
stand believe the 'PATApsoo'' secures better
and more healthy stand than can be had by the ap-
plicaton OF any other fertilizer. 1 speak from ex-
pcrimenis made for two years. have planted lit
tie cotton for tho purpose of watching tho result,
and am sur, that rolling the seed IN PATAPsco
GuANu will secure On early and healthy stand OF cot.
ton. which is like getting good start IL any kind OF
race.
would recommend $50 to 800 pounds to the mere
mn lc 600 pounds lint from acre by planting 6L0
pounds of "PAraPsco," which IN Ide 200 pounds the
year before without it, and The season OF 1867 was
better for cottn than 1868. 1hc same field on the
part not fe:lilizsd mado in 1861 than In '6S.
tpins it woul pay beat, howev.r. for about 800
pounds to tho acre. Respectfully,
t,i9ned) JAMES PAGAN.
For further information. apply 10
CUURTENAY * TRENHOLM,
General Agents, Union Wharf,
February 13 sc Charleston, s. C.
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IN WITHDRAWING FROM TIE FIRM OF G.
WS,EFFENS ( co. l take this meas to rCttrn
nv thu lis to the public for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upoa the la:e firm, and would respectfully
ask continuance of the same to nv successor.
February 97 .s3 G. W. STkFrEES.
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WANTED, A GOOD CUuK TO GU WITH
w family TO the upper part of The Stale for the
summer Mono need apply unless well recommend
ed Apply at No. 139 9MtETIAG-STREEf.
March
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The LODI MaNUF ACfUhlNG 10.
fEsTABLISIED Is40J

INVITE PLANTERS AND FARMERS TO SEND
| for pamphlet drscriptlv, of their Fertilizers.
Wo offer our DOUBLE REFIAE- UDRE rE.
equal TO the best supcrphoslh hatc at the .ow price
Of Saj or ton. his Gnupany also make supe-
rior article oil Nitropllosphate AMI pure bone lust
zee testimonials:
f NJ. ODD. >mithfcld. Va. says whcro he led
tic Double Refined Pou,lrette OIL corn It doubled the
yield
WILLIAMS BROS Dover. Del. says 1t gave their
rhubarb and tninaue vigorous growth, rpenlng
the later two weeks eariier
p ". uUrciIso >r, near e lerokce, Ga., says II
nearly doubled his yield OF cotton.
lion LII ;. sHonrEn, Euflula, Ala. says his cot
ton VIZ fully equal 10 adjoining clds man lrcd with
the best Su, u,erlno- -platcs
5. MoSIdo,lERY, II avilie, Ga, say it increased
his crop OF cotton lao Ills per acre.
G ). uGLEsDY Aarict Il. Ga. us: 1t on corn and
cotton and SAY il III rc than doubled the yicd Ie
regards il tile cheapest and mot reiab.e Fertilizer
| within his blowcd2e.
is-tiuverhor III, Warrcntou. Vi. tried it with
three srvcra! crops the last and present ye rs and
slys: Il pro- ounce IL Win cOnluedcea most Vaua-
| bio man IRE"
| Ihe SUPERINTENDENT of General ". r. Cox Polk
Island paniatiUu y. G., says: IL think the Podrctte
used for cJrn cam 1t be surpassed; us d il a,so on
| cotton which produced large yicid.
| DR. L. NJ. fENDI.' TON, 81 arts, Ca. says: "Ihe
NitrophosI,h lie OF Liinc, used on cotton made 24S
per cc..t. the first !cir.
Professor uEoKoE Ii. CooK of the Hew Jcrsey
Stute agricultural college, at New Brunswick says:
sih lie I'oup!e icGn d Fuudrcttc and Ni.ruphosDlalc
of Lime pad us tu 100 per cent. apOyr their mar
kci value IN the incrcas OF crops this year.
Address LODI MAHUF ,C. UHING COMPANY.
Box $3.50, New York Postofice. Office No. GO Court
lauJLstreet.
j. A. ENSLOW & 90.
,KLESTON,
AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY.
january IA lhstu5mos
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WANTED. EVERYBODY to SUE
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES @. FIGHTERS Select Library of New
Cooks contains all of the latest publications.
April 21 No. l6l KTNG-STREET.
WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS.
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES C. RICHTER,
Anril 81 No. l6l KIng-strert.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-06
PACIFIC GUANO CJMPANl'S
50 l. T.
PACIFIC GUANO.
CAPITAL 81 ,OU0 OO'


NlHIS GUANO DIFF. X. FROM PERUVIAN
i G,lano simply in he reLitlve proportions ot
the saint ell ments OF fertility.
Its use during the past four years for the culture
OF cotton and ,urn has given to il character TOR
standard excellence unsui passed by genuine Pcr-
van GuailD. and where seLsoLs OF drought Inter-
vcile I produces j large IIcrel-e oil crops.
The plrc ut whice this Guauo is placed ~ 20
much below that OF Pc uyian Guauo. as TO constitute
it an objo:t oil ma eraI importance 10 southern
Agriculture
Tnc Iurye CT tal und res yurces Of the Company
c,lbl i. to furnish a GuIno OF the hiShe value at
tie lowest poss,b lost to consumer and the
hl, hes interest OF the ~oTpany is recognized in
THIS 10 icy.
he Company looks to large sales, sma profit.
and pcrinane It trade for compensation on capital
invested.
Dr. ST. JULIEN RAvENEL. OF Sou'h caro-
lima, is Scientific Director to The Company
which affords .uarantcr OF the continued eX-
ceiirncc of ho GuaDo. Npue genuine uulo.s brand
cd with The ia ne oil JOHN >. KEt H. 70. Gene
raj Agents o. the PACiF e GUaNO COMPANY.
For terms aud mode Of appici ion apply to
j. Y. ROB>OH,
Agon. for The state nj -ou b Carolina, s
Nos and 2 atlantic Wharf.
Dccem' or 10 pSc stuth3mo