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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-02

STOPPING THE PLAY.-The New York
Democrat of the 29th, says This is the
way Belle Boyd acted recently in 'Rosedale,"
after an actress, whose cause Belle espoused,
had been discharged for inattention to bust
ness =
In the evening the curtain rose at the usual
hour, and Mr.. Matthews, as Colonel CdUen>
dish Nay commenced the piece. Miss Boyd,
as Lao.y Nay, come on the stage, but instead
of proceeding with the play she walked down
to the iootlig gifts and addressed the audience,
complaining Of her treatment at the hands of
the Greenwull Brothers, and ended by jump
ing from the stage into the auditorium. Man
ager Ogden made speech to- the audience,
aud dismissed them, with the assurance that
"Rosedale" should positively be played the
next night.
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MISICAL ASSOCIaTION.

DROF. IARDELLA proposes to form, free Of
i charge, class of young ladies and gentlemen
for the purpose OF advancing the Of music, re
called the Musical Society. The Society will meet
on the LIST ard Sd Tuesdays Of each month, at such
residences as may be convenient. which will be
nounced alter the organization Of the Society. All
lovers Of music are invited to attend.
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Why DON'T YoU?-We regret that we

WHY DON'T You I'VE regret that we
find it necessary to appeal to our patrons to
pay up their Indebtedness tothis Office. They
ought to do it without such an appeal, and
then we would not annoy them. That the
times are tight, and money exceedingly scarce,
is fact of which we have become painfully
aware, but most of those who owe us could
pay they had the disposition. Our accounts
are not so large, as to make it very incon-
veuient to any one to pay-but the longer
they run the larger they become, and after a
while they will be much harder to meet than
at present Think of the matter and act ac>
cordingly, for we need funds
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-02

THUNDER SroRM-Wc learn that portion
of Loudoun, in and around SnickersVille was
visited with heavy rain and wind storm,
accompanied by thunder and lightning. On
Friday night last we had some rain here, but no
storm. A dispatch from Richmond to the Bal
timore papers, states that the storm prevailed
there, and that the lightning struck in two or
three places in the city. This is an unusual
season of the year for such storms.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-02

TEMPERANCE NOTICE.-Ata regular meet
ing, .Jau. 25th, of Jefferson Council, No. 5.
Friends OF Temperance, held at the Council
Chauber in Challcssown, motion was unan>
i:uous!y passed that committee Of three be
appointed to express and send TO Rev DR..
FINLEY. Of Winchester, the high apprccia>
ron aud unqualified approval If this Council
az his bold aud manly address delivered on
the night Of the list inst.
The President appointed Brothers Tongue,
Bgow.: aud COckreil to act as said committee
CuAHLEsTowN, Jan. 81, 1863.
Rev. I. i. FINLEY. ID. ID.
Dc,r SIR: la discharging the duty I'M
I.p.cd upon them, the committee take great
pleasure in assuring you, that the members
present. ut the last meeting of Jefferson Coun-
,..l. No 3 Friends of Temperance, with the
utmost unanimIty endorse entire, the spirit
aul sentiment OF your lu;c address.
That they return their urfeigned thanks
fer your masterIy vjndication of the cause OF
T.ul perunce, tho good frutage of which Is
already seen aud felt in our community.
That these our sentiments be known, we
respectively request the insertion OF the
abyre action in the papers of our town.
With great respect, &c,
J. W. " H IoScUH' co,,,ni,,cs
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned takes this method of in formn g
the public that he has sold out his stock OF
CLOTHING and business in Harper's Ferry so Ju-
illus Jacobson, ana asks for his successor contin-
uance of old iayors III. ROSENBERG.
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CO.PARTNERSHIP.
ATTENTION FARMERS

HAVING completed such a[ISDssmspss o as o
''oh; ssHts%sNNONDALE DIsTILLERY,
and will pay the highest Cash price for CoRS' 81
- HOGS Farmers o others having these ~ =.
cies for sale can apply to me in ChArI1sSeyny wis
the DistiIlery. 'O-
January 5, 1s69-u
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AT AND BELOW COST!

Clothing Cheaper than 1t can be Bought IN
Baltimore.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
"Grav-JaCEot@,


And ho,o they LIBEL, Fought and Died TOR
Dixie, Nth Incidents anil Sketches Of
Lite an tie Conte0erocy."
TINE spiccst and Cheapest War Book published
L Send for Circular and terms. with a tu
description of lIe work. Address JONES BROS. &
co, Phadelph Pa Atlanta, Ga .;or 81. Louis, Mo-
WANTED, GENTS. S75 to 5000 per
w month, everywhere, male and female, to in;
troduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This ma
chine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck quilt, cord, bind,
braid and rmbrUidcr i'll most superior manner
Price only SIS. Fully warrar tee for five years.-
We will pay 5 1000 Tor any machine that will sew
a ST. longer, beautiful more elastic scam than
ours. 1t muics the Elastic Lock SEtch.' Every
second stitch be cut, and sui the cloth cannot
be pulled apart without tearing it. Wepay Agents
from S rs to 5000 per month and expenses, or
commission from which twice that amount can be
made. Address SECOAiB :; CO, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Boston. Mass, or ST. Lonis, Mo.
CAUTIGN.-Du not be imposed upon by other
parties palming OIL worthless cast. iron machines,
under the same name otherwise. Ours Is the
only genuine and really practical cheap machine
manufactured.
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DRAMATIC.-The young men constituting
the '.Ssonewall Debating Society," of Charles
town, gave an entertainment at Weirick' S
Hall, CD Friday evening, the 22d of January.
We were not present, but learn that the sew
eral characters, in the three-act melo-drama
of The idiot Witness" were we'll sustained,
and elected many expressions of favor from
those in attendance. The following is the
cast of characters on tie evening of the en-
tertainment:
lie Sieur Arnaud-Wm. Rowan.
Hans Gcrthold-Wm. Byers.
Robert Arnaud-Holmes Berry.
Paul Tugscull-Wm. Kearsley.
Walter Arlington WIN. Amman.
Earl of Sussex-Frauk Clarke.
Gilbcrt-Bell Mason.
Dame Tugscull-Wm Lupton.
Janet-Jo ohm Stephenson.
We understand that it is the purpose of
the Society to give another entertainment at
an early day, the proceeds realized to be de-
voted to "Confederate Monument Fund"
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TIE CHEAPEST AND BEST COLLECTIONS
Piano NTusiC.


A COMPLETE LIBRARY OF THE CHOICEST
IA COMPOSITIONS. Pieces suited to All G radcs
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THE WREATH Of GEMS, just published, con-
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TXCELSIOR Baking Powder. for sale at
~ W. S. MASON'S
January 90, 1859. Drug and Book Store
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CHARTERED BIZ SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED, JOY IS, 1865.
CASH CAPITAL, SLe00,00O.
PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILBgNG,
PHIIDA DELPHIA.

wHEaE the general business of the Company Is
transacted, and to.which AL general correspond.
encc should be addressed.
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CLOTHS. CAsSIMEREs & VESTINGs
~ Gentlemen's Shirts, Shirt Collars and Cravats,'
Merino Gloves and Socks, Hats and Caps, Boots
and Shoes. W. CRHMER.
NEW CROP NEW oRLEANs MoLAssEs. for
In sale by KEARSLEY & SHEERER-
ENRESH Tomatoes for sale by
i December az, 1868. WEBI.
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ERRING BUT NOBLE. Self. help for Young
= Men, who having erred. desire a better man
hood Sent in scaled letter envelopes, free of charge
If benefited return the postage. Address PdlLAN-
TnROS, Box p, Phiiadelphia, Pa
| g. GEO p. RowELL & Co. offer to advertisers the
u most complete method OF reaching the pub.
lie. through the ncwspap ers. of any agency Ill the
country Springfield co. Transcript.
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Send Stamp for
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OF ALL THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS.
The Names are Given
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AND THE PRICES ARE GIVEN.
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AND MAKE YOUR ORDER LARGE OR SNAIL
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Advertising Agents, New York.
Advertising Agents, New York.
"Tbe house of GEO. P RowELL & Co. is the only
one in the business that has itself used advertising
to any great extent to advance ls own lnteTeets.-
They spend large sums, and md oy personal eXPS
rience what advertising pays the pest. ~. At''
January -. 1862
FUFS.
TINE second supply of those very nice cheap fuTs
i has just come TO hand IN time ior hlCcS h'Ls'
mas 6eege eIrb Ga %, I isSs. D. HOWELL.
INEANT Tooth Hair Nail 1Sd slS Maso GSgshe'
January 90. 1862 Drug and Stationery Store:
TELLY-assorted-in Wine Glasses and T tn
y blers, for sale by W: Enl
THlRE Crackers 70, sale by
L December p, 1865. VI EoA'
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons owing accounts at my Store, are
~ most earnestly requested to come forward at
and pa Y them promptly, as am compelled to
have money to keep up my business. From this
time forward, all persons having accounts at my
the LIST day of every month, unless an understand
ing to the contrary exists.
january 5. 1869. DAVID HOW ELL
nIPES, stems and Smoking Tobacco sale 11 By
i Decemb' -, 1868. " ~ : =:
T1AMILY whiskey, in bottles and on on d Fpv
Z for sale by ". -
DRASDY Peaches, in and gallon gl'i rR W.
ID for sale by "
noasTrD Coffee for sale by Epv
II December "a 1865 :" 80
NYsTERs-Fresh-in / and pint c1 ms for
~ sale By
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OFFICERs:

CLAIR EScE H. CLARKE, President.
JAY COOKE, Chrn'n Finapcc and Elk. Comm.
HENRY ID. CooEE. Vice. President.
EMERSON W. PEET, Secrctaryand AetuaTy
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CAUTION!
CHESTNUT RAILS.

THHE undersigned will have for sale. in few
/ weeks from THREE to FIVE THOUSAND
good CHESTNUT RAILS, which can be purchased
upon reasonable terms. The rails will be deliv
cred on the East bank OF the Shenandoah river -
Apply to me in person or by letter. at Kabletown.
Jan. 10, IS6S-lm. GEORG f BACKHOUSE.
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Come and See!

January 10. 1869.
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SECOND ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS

THE undersigned has just received another sup
i ply of new and beautiful GOODS in his line.
suited to the Of ALL The rapid sales incrcas-
ing demand, and exceedingly low prices in goods.
have rendered it necessary to get another supply OF
goods this winter. Come quick and examine, and
select while you have the choice, at
L. DINKLE'S
Chartestown Jan. 10, 1869. Jewelry Store.
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From VIRGINIA.
BucKIAsD, PRINCE W1LL1AM Co., VA,

Z. - g -, 81. July 18th, 1866.
In q field Of 85 acres, Iselected Soto 40
acres Of land that do not believe, without your
Guano, would have made two barrels of corn to the
acre. This corn was planted very late, tafter the
Goth Of May,) it came up looking green and strong
peance it now from six to eight barrel crop. My
present determination is never again to cultivate any
crop without your PaaJE Gndno. ~ Ia0oud
rather hars Il than Rsrusian Gnaao. - = The
results SO far is truly astonishing, and regret did
not feel able to get three times the quantity for my
- ~ fs--~,-
Yours, &C.,
x THOS a. BALL. s
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q EsuarIrY 2. e.s. g, Oct. s5th, 1863.

e aEQuAIITg 2. @, 8. q, Oct. 10Th, 1865.
IT, N. Ro6sens Charleston, SC: s~ s% ISIS.5@
We used combination of Soluble Pacific Guano,
200 HIS per acre Itsuse has doubled the CROP and
believe had we used double the quantity per acre,
the increase of Weld would have been in proportion.
:-'7eT |115Szz@=7 ~ 4'~'11 'aTHOS. H. McCANN, q
.-::zss4 :. 49, ssay qefs ". =. FORD. = ,o.a 80.
7 " Rabons Esa.. Gsorlssson' s. O.: -. ::
nsed none b1t Soluble Pacific Guano this year.
In nseJ 81 on elton and corn. Pacific Guano is q
GOOD manure for the soil plant at Least and want
to eet some for wheat this fall -.s..,a :, g.
= - *. L r. BECKWTTH.
So 80, ,,-,, 1,,sn 8 q Oct 18th 1857
psSss.. GAs9ssohs nss O'si' - ~ 1o'''
Dsur SrmYour letter, asking me to give you the
results of the use of the Soluble Pacific Guano as
test against the Peruvian, has come to hand and
will c6eerfuily comply with your request. first
used then, pound for pound 400 lbs per acre. in the
same field. The land on which The Pacific was used
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1 ozln1orrrsv11Is, July 4 1856


Messrs John s. Ress d. Co.,. SsEEs9
The farmers to whom we sold the Pacific Gaano
for wheat last Fan are come distance il theGntry
and we have not had chance to see them 10 get
certificates, but we have heard them say on several
occasions n which they stated that they had g ood
cSan Gaaao and they intend using the Pacific Gaano
again this season. An excellent crop was raised by
one farmer, to whom we seld with only one hundred
pounds to the acre.
:. Yours, truly,
z.,s ce.isssss .issssss Ssf@s 1 HARRIS & sPogNER
CuMBRRIANp Co, Va, July 122ssh Se
Mair Jso. n Wren, Riehmond, Va. %i5S ~.
= = So far like the Pacific Guano better
than the Peruvian. have very fine prospect for
crop of tobacco; it isan coming In top very pretty
indeed =. .~s - -ssss
/. Very truly. your friend,
. B. w. LEIGH BLANToN. 4
tHs.sr. yoan s. Reese q co.: y
NE have been selling solnble Pacc Gnano sncs TIE var
ss e 6 e s 3
friends the consumera The demand for i has sadi
toms custones think e eque sor pound Peavn
eaans On the frs. srop and mary think !. ossr a ss @
81 ssss y ssssr sfsss s
them says, z appsas @ iHyIyr the land ,
pysn. Il oans ou
a.fs@ Very respectfully, your obedient servants
sgsssyat - 4;f5al4 EGsztc4s ALLISON 8 kDDES0K
Kzsw1ck Dzror, IA. G. R. R., August q, lssa 81
Eessss.L ReeeG Co..: sg:s.Gs4 - 80 sS5
pleased after slape Of two years. IN ts Of PuFisE
and other rzers wheat and bear
land. a< Las IL tS9s5 - ~
BY reference you vim Hnd In 1865 my neighbor s Rosszs
and myseh. chased fifteen tons Of you he,
We now want thirty tons 70 this l wheat ana sa
Please let % near nom you Jour earliest conyensDce
ii esss 3 8 q sssiI4 5zzs4 EDWARD THURalA1s
~ slcanosD, Va, December Iotl 1855
Aessrs Jobs s. Reese a CO..: s,,ts ,sy5 s.
At the close Of another propertc advise you
with regard sales Of Pasihc, and tie In TIE future
We have sold the Pscife Guapo sincs eend o eHa
look forward larger sas is eong season. SAal at any
time since bce1ne your agentA Ee believe the f6knE
ton Of the farmers ef fgina and North Garclfrss
opinion that there real yaluein Pacific than
IN barn and being cued, ,1sof very Superior
~ tYours yefy truly, kc IA Tssg0KBa& co.,
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:J S Resss d Co., sfEtss.i .5s.s IA sza a.s
Everyone who has used the 81 sle Pacific Guano
is perfectly satisfied and Say Is equal 70 Peruvian
e E JACKSON.
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From NORTH CAROLINA.

5lsss ,ag fWuaGTEeToN, N. G, Dec. 1S, 1866.
Messs John g. Reese d Co.: ~ F98G agsa3, -fGss
Cents write TO ask at what time We may teAson-
ably expect thscargoo Pacific Guano.
Weares having inquiries for il from Our customers
who received their supplies through Us last spring.
Mr: C. Graham, of Marion G. H. IS c., writes rs
under date of 9th instant that the SOLUBLE Rcctc
Gaaao, as far as they have used il IN his distrc has
given general satisfaction; and from the inquiries
making about Gnano. the Soluble Pacific Will be very
much IN demand . 3 - .f4 ..S 81 ..g.53 s -
| Ws sold about so tons last spring IN Anson and
Edgeccmb counties in this State and the result has
been Satisfactory TO the planters who applied is 50
much 30, that many of them win lse 1T for their
entire crops this season. being cheaper by $50 per
ton than Peruyian. and the yield fully equal Far
mers find ;s to their interest to buy the Pacific Guano.
This Gusno being already prepared, 10 another In
ducemenf to planters 70 use in 70 Perm.
Wan Gnano.e We hare dealt largely in Peruvian
Guano for twelve years. and continue 20 deal init;
at the same time NE feel no hesiancy In recommend
ing the PacRc Guano when our opinion is consulted
psi f,sss Isl Yours, truly, ,sslgst3Ea3
W. a. NcRARY d co,
$50, y.sfs54. sssf,zE s. Commission Merchants
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From SOUTH CAROLINA.
EouALITY, s. c., October, 1858.

- ssSS ~ - "a sc-o o,oit tlea fsk Of Anril
,;.,s,;r~ :, "a fe All and iedne on II as We
Is VII barn 3 yard manure. We had the early par'
and afterwards e.. drought 4 10 Of s1s a6OS'
go ~ douIeS the sroS and believe that had
s;sa Sos,is The nnantxy Il would have paid In
Sro5sssion ] s-s = q - s.; Z
49, Sss se Fors i. sooa n,antsr and has s' pad
MOre aenoa 20 the results tha1 was u my goWsi
W 90 80 -. ~.
sssss.s - = CHARLESTON, December 10th 1868
xs,.... x,5. &. peese "a e. 80 &, : go
81 srclsse cersifeate frour Prof Shepard showing
sbsk Ss Sss ana,yzed nv stock of Pacific Guano foI
sSs ys a fSrea esra and st Il hss algavs been mi.
49, = ~. ;s 49, ,fs,, rS,, hare aSonted of alyyays
Ss, 80 s IN II tis sae high standard Re.
~ s-,.-es - Ia r,aeain its reward by the
=. = ho;r 10 riece in Il
; ~ MI aoSu Dr. a Julien Raesn
s1 - = M s1I.s fds .ear IN
sSs iaessssas nv letters from planters az speak
ss a ss some some say yss ! iully equsl
ias N0nss truly, g g u. N. ROBSON.
as.s p 60 EcoPY - 80 -. -.
) This nav certify that have been employed BY
M 8. q. Robson. during the past three years, 20
sse4 s,6 agalyse samples from nearly every cargo
oS slsssSse Ps5ifc SyusY,o cold by him and that
hsve Tr,a ar fnd the article in which he has dealt
of 8 fSah and Uniform Grade Of excellence.
-. ,,, oRARhEs -. +, ,sss vfHAA : 1 sH s ANU
- sa-sS ,-,ss, 4 n = r 1nv eotS tss
a.ys = .ss,n .Ss SSass,sss Il 81, 4; R ivy SsS'
ss - VII VII bs I as 8 trsbss se saons sod s1i
sss SsSf M ssason. Il is beng used largely 81 top
anJ many plantsrs 6sEeye is Quite equal to
Psl7sisn w - -. -. :. - : &
= 81 Ysvs11,s ~ R IA DURHAM eco q
{ Z !, g - - oss,. ,oeo -
SK Rsssaa - -. s -. 8 e,.Ss- o.
ireceyed sonesime ago, aclrsular lrom you, ssksng
s hs fsg @ q OF y yser y0a i and and
eOnnsudad fodefx doing @. until wentto your city
Ias sfsae hoWeger that = usea ,s no Saan9s e1ceps
Sapbe Pacific ~ lana 9 an old sanay soli .p7
Piled rom log 60 20o ac.e sna .s =.
tena5onAAy omitted no part 81 shSs pia1.ator, ys.
Ao mere Eess - s =.
psT Of he On Wnisn no ssaamo w. W. Ap
ns ssTenc = ss 49, y.s9 x tns ss osaoss ~ rys &
~ { saAs - : 80. THOMAS ". RABB, sR.
i =, y -. Z, .,e.,, ~ 4eea
@ 9. 80 loiaasS ~ 9. - ~
= ;,,r,,;v, 4,
ass s - ~
-
80 49, ~ - 49, oi,s i.
Fcane Sesno IA IN IN. rs- srs and NnS 4
equa . svsss bushels ssstoR sssd apglisd g sans
tinS per scre had me,lvU tOs SlanQ 1een g SPpilel
Gne half IN April, the other ban 70 June tnlnk .
-. =, -,
Gl hsfsisEss ~ paMxnIA. 8. d. October fs6a
5s,, 81 E5crisfens Isl o. - ls1
s TS,fis far,n fnon 100 to 300 fbs.
q M I.,rss a,,S5asfSSg ss1es a. aryztess xe.
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MATHEWS BLuEF, Nov. 80, 1855
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Nessrs r. o. Wads d Co.: z ~ -
Gcnts-Ipsed the two tens Of Soluble Pacific Guano
rssnt last spring my cotton crop, applying it
ssfe rate of $50 lha 20 the acre old worn land,
y;ff clay sub-seil The yield has been shout dou-
ble thas on the same quality Of land without manure
NV crop was made this year under very unfaYorable
circumstances. Succeeding vet, cold, and conse-
ouently backward spring, we had the seVerest
drought during the summer months I have ever
known, during period Of twenty years Notwith-
standfng an these disadvantages it has paid large
preEk and with good seasons and careful cultivation
would pay much better. ssE-esss.S zsz:s 8 80,
For several years before the war applied Peru
Wan Gusno upon most Of the land planted IN cot
ton. and from nay experiment this year with the
Solrble Poetic Guano, am satisfied that it pays
equally as VEL If not better, CT the same cost per
- : q - W.B FLOWERS.
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3 SUSSEX Co., VA, January IL, 1867.
IMsasrs Rogers, JdsyaH d Riusss - 3, ss !
/ sI used the Soluble Pacific Guano last season on
cotton, andAm 60 well pleased with the result that
intend using it the next year more extensively.
Prom observation, ans satisfied that crops upon
which this Guano Is ussd, are not so liable to be
injured by drought ~ 80. - T.
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1E6t67G. 1lS6S6 % VO.
Ihaye waited till now expecting to commence my
wheat harvest tomorrow, that might answer your
letter as definitely as possible The oldest inhabi-
tant never witnessed such failure of thewheat crop
as we have in this part Of Virginia. It has been
often remarked to me by my ;neigh5ers, that mine
was the best crop in this vicinity which of course
and every one else attributes to the Guano and Bone
Flour. Team most eonseieDGously recommend IT, In
comparing It with the Peruvian, would say, thatI
used the Peruvian two years preceding the war; my
present crop is much better than it was of those
years, and believe as good as it was either year,
notwithstanding the general failure of wheat every
where this year A great deal of my wheat this year
was Winter-killed, and then late in the spring fly
damaged It very much
Very respectfully yours, &c,
Ae.vs = - VIM B. NORTON.