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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-04

LARGE TURNIps. MIR. William b Mcclure,
of Fairfax county, left at this Office this morn
Jog, as samples of his crop two turnlps, weigh
ing 8. and 81 pounds The seeds were %
tanned from the Messrs. Leadbelter OF this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-04

Coop TEMPLARs. meeting OF Belle Tia
ven Lodge, of tho order OF Good TemuIars, will
BE- held at Phoenix Hall to night. This lodge
is understood to be ia growing AMI fourishing
coalition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-04

SEVERELY lIURT.-Mr. Charles Smoot NC
cldentaly fell from the new building at the
tanuery this evening. and Was seriously hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-04
LIST OF LETTERS.

~ The following is list of letters remain
ing in the Alexandria, Va, Postofice Nov. 2.
@r Persons calling for letters will please say
they are advertised. and give the date of tho
list.
ns- Drop letters must, in ali cases, be pre-
paid. Place tho stamp on the face Of the letter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-04

H1,NnuEtM's POPULAR CLoTHING EMPoRluM,
Corner King anI Fairfar Streets
First class goods at reduced prices.
Heavy Beaver Suits at SlS.
Velvoteon Suits st 81
Silk mixed Suits At ST..
Harris Cashmere Suits at Sl!.
Herring Bone Suits at $40. .o
Fine Blue, Black " Brown Frock Goats al e. o.
/" Sack a. 80.
Also Derby Costs and lseeting Jackets at
prices which cannu. fail to plesse. Cali snd
examine. BLoNgHEl",
oct II Corner King and Fairfax sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-04
CHARLES WUlTrLhSEG,
q. :. MISS 20 II + X,

ATTORNEY AND COU NSEl.LOk l.
BAN EkUPTCG.
Congress having just amended the oahkfups
lsw so that nearly nj! parties can be uiscaarScu
from their debts unobstructcd 10y the htly per
can't clause. so. called, another opportunity or
isrs tn secure the benefits Of thia most elective
md nermanent measure Of relief. Tho Above
90 IoeI will make bankrupt business apecisl'y'
iii ,-oourn discharges on tho most moderate
,a,r,s and transact all business in That line al
;nns n,hicn cannot Tail tn be smtis iactnIy. DO
TI y Commissioned, he will endeaVor 70
,si. Tho different counties OH court days' "Au
th,,s save parties the trouble and expense OF
snvnrsl trius to AleXandria IN beginning ana
nroceed1pg with their cases. discharges can
he obtained mere before Regi:trr HIiih rs prompt
iv .s in Richmond or elsewhere, and q: 1nuch
less expense to parties 1t may be added thas
the Bankrupt net, in connection with tao
Homestead exemption, which it is now bci'cVea
" i'll be secured to the bankrup! Gnder tho oahR-
rupt law, is the only real relief COW ofe'ea 10
partes struggling in the hopeless oonGaso ..
old debts. Address personally or oy le.Iee -! ~
No. - south Royal street, Alexandra. lJylo.ly
T OST-TEN DOLLARS K5WAEO.
IL About six o'cl,ck on Thursday ever
- a. ys,h instant, between Balengcr 8
a lhe, stn9a an King street, and the Episcopal
S H;L So Gonooi a MEMOEANDUN DOOk,
sd ~ lark morocco, with tuck. and nsmc
| ;rsnrihad The finder will receive the above
noa,ar1 mon returning it to me, or leaving 1t 81
Ertwisle,s bookstore, l02 kizg street.
Hi' l. NJ BLACkFORD,
Principal of Episcopal High School,
3l-,t 9 miles west of Alcyandris
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-04

MIR. John Thompson, opposite the Gazette
Office, has just received u supply of as fine oys-
ters as were ever brought to this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-04
AUCTION SALES.
PUBLIC SALE OF A VAL UABLl
= L, s y q tho GAurt House at Rrnn fsui liz

DuBL1C SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM, 6: the Court House, at Brentsvillc,
Prince William county, w.. on MONDAY,
November 7th, 1870, ct II o'clock:..All that
VALUABLE FARM, in Prince William CO.,
known as ''PIEDMONT," containing about
600 acres Of land, more or less, situated about
four miles north of Haymarket, on the road
leading from Brentsvile to Aldie, in Loudoun
county, and about six miles from Gainesville,
on the o +, A. & NJ. K. T.; 400 acres cleared and
very desirable tim Der. Land we'll watered;
apple and pear orchard in bearing, containing
several hundred trees; never-failing spring OF
fine water in beautiful grove near the dwell
iug. DWELLING HOUSE is comfort 9ssa
able cottsge of five rooms, with porch HE
about forty feet long Also stable, bs adn, Oofn
House. Schools, Churches and good society in
tho peiphborhood. To any one wishing to
purchase desirable farm, this is rare oppor-
tunity. Title indisputsbe.
MS-One.third cash the remainder IN
six and twelve months. Address ) ESSG G o M
SON, Baltimore. Md, or FRED. FOorE.
Haymarket Prince William county. Virginia.
oct l9-eots
NL1FTON FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUG.
~ TION.-1n execution of deed of trust
trcm William S. kemper to the subscriber;
dated March lst, 1860, will offer for SALE by
auction, on SATURDAY, the 10Th of Deem
Der, 1870, ut y O clock M, in front of the May.
or's Office in the city of Alexandris, that wei!
known ard beautiful farm called CLIFTON,
situated in Fairfax county, Va, about midway
between the city of Alexandria and Mount Yer
non. containing 2l3t acres, and now in the pos.
session Of and occupied By, Il. A. Risley, esq,
by whom it has been highly improved.
Also, at the same time and place, one other
TRACT or PARCEL OF LAND, adjoining
that above described containing 27t acres.
TERMS-One.tenth of the purchase money
cash the residue in threo equal payments n.
six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest
from the day Of sale.
LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR,
oct T-eoCs Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-04

V,HoMAs SINCLAIR
CARPENTER AND JOINER
NO. Is, SOUTH WATER STREE
(Nesr the Bank of tho Old Domnlon.j
Is prepared to execute, with dispatch: and "a
the most reasonable terms, all work IN his l'ne'
and satisfaction warranted.
He sclicits work from the adjacent cou"'', ns
he is prepared TO contract for building, or " GO
anv Find of renairinp ia l%-tf
7 R sMooT II. H. CATS.
& MOOT & ca y IS,
LIVE STOCK BROKERS.
West End.
Respectfully solicit consignments Of Cattle,
Cows and Calves. Hogs and Sheep ,o,
oct Is f. O. box 1G7, Alexandria, Va.
GOODS FOR THE SEASON, AT IS KING
U STREET-Wc arc receiving n supply OF
goods for ho wnte5 ssas2 sGsh s h C"a and
Tonss. Andirons, Stands for Shovcl9 and longs
and great many other goods for family pur-
poses-whocssle and retail, at 6S hlnR streeI'
oct q JNO. II. CREIGHTON q SON.
OUTINGS AND sACQUING.
Received another supply of those very beau
tiful Water Proof suiting. >, yrn,,,
oct 20 Il. u. wv:
LATEST STYLESI
Nilsson Curls; Nilsson Plaits: beautiful and
cheap CHAS. w. GREEN,
oct Is IS King street.
THOICE DRIED BEEF for sale by
~ AVERY & DAVIDSON,
nov l 226 King St., cor. Alfred.
. BBLS CUCUMbEK PICKLES in store
81 sale by
oct Fl GEO. McBURNEY e son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-04
nv Recx. Knox G. Kerby,

DCOCcC1 TO sell, Oy puUllC ~ 49,
DAY, the 5th day of November, 1870. at twelve
O'clock m, in front of Cats tavern, West End,
s. certain LOT or PARCEL OF LAND. in the
county of Fairfax, situated on the south sioe OF
the Little River Turnpike and binding thereon,
Containing about TEN ACRES, more or less.
TERMS-Tho sum Of $780, With interest from
July LIST, 1869, and the further sum Of s5O0 With
interest from june 18th, 1869. must be paid
down in cash for the residue such credit Will
direct. LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR,
sen l3-eo.s Trustee.
rV1RUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of decd of
I trust from Samuel j. Ms,cer 10 the under
signed bea!ing date or tno 10TH day of March,
1859 of record On the land records OF Fairfax
county, liber X, No. 4, folio rs, and TOR the
purposes therein named, l shall on MONDAY,
the s dsy OF oetH Ho op lSi House of Fsras
county, sell, to tho highest bidder, all that
TRACT OF LAND embraced IN said deed,
containing THlRTEEN ACKES; more or Jess
This land adons the lands OF William WAL
tiers, Thomas J. Peacock snJ Others. ana ID
desirable parcel Of land Those wishing TO
purchase are invited to call on me NJ my resi-
dence when will take pleasure in showing
this land. ~
TERMS-So much cash in hand us will be
REQUIRED to pay the expenses and costs OF saie,
and the sum of Sl5O, with interest from the 10Th
dsv of March, 1852 and the residue on credit
of Twelve months, with interest from tho day o,
sale. The purchaser to Pay t1T G stamps ne anu
conyeyancing. ALFRED LEIGH, Trustee.
Fairfax county, sep l9-lawts
1wg-Tho above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, November 2lst, 1870. oc u la@t:
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOX
Y SALE.-Under authority Of the decree OF
tho Circuit Court of FairC' county, Va, rel-
Jered s. its November tel ri, 1862 in the suit OF
Susan Allison, Guardian. vs. William Allison
It ri. the subscriber, as Conmissohsr OF sa,a
Court will offer Tor shle. by public auction, 10
The highest bidder, on THU RSDAY, the loth
day Of ovcnlber, 1870. ut the front door OF tho
| Court House of said county. at ~ o'clock M;
TWO BUNDEED AND FIFTY AGHES of
| LANDON ThE POTOMAC. in said county,
near the mouth of the Occoqusn, being thst part
Of tbs Sandy Point Farm, which, in the Owls,
ion Of it, was allotted TO the widows ana heirs u
| John w. Allison, deceased. .,
| TERMS--One third cash; The residue IN Two
.nusl instslments 1T six and twelve morths lrol'
lie DIV of sale with Interest," bonds Of tho pur-
to be given for the telsred rsymsnt1
"'''' '''' S. FERGUSON BEACH.
49,, ,tw Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-04
The Markets..

NEW York. November 4.-Stocks quiet -
Money 5a6 Gold 1os Virginia SKIES, ox.cou-
pom. &C; new a.. Flou' steAay' "he"' 'azc
better. Corn n sh sdc frmer
BALTIMORE, November 4 --VIr$'n!s u.s. "I1,
4oI bid, sol a. KIDD do. 1866 500 bid, 81 asked /;
a au' advancing ,pV u TENDENCY Flour rregulsr and
market isvors buyers. Whest-Choco white
l6Oal75; Maryland amber lG5sl7o; good to
primo l30alCO common to fair lO5al25i west
ern l25al3U Corn quiet; white, old. Gia76 !;
new 65aG8; yellow. old. oOsS2; now 72aoo' oa's
d4.4Tc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-04

LukonS, Anna
Linn, } ennio
Lewis, Mrs Eveline
Lewis. Thomas
Lee, Mary. cold
Lee, Lucy
Marsden, Thomas
M orion, Thomas
Nj itch ell, William, 9
Moore, Miss Salena
Mearon, Mrs Mary
Mauloy, Mary. cold
Mstbu., Mrs W A
Minor, Capt VIM j
McDermott, Thomas
NORRIS, NJ
MCGUIRE. Miss NJ
Mahon, John
NJ GORE, Ellis J
Miller, Mrs Berta
Madden, Burgess
Morton. Boston
N cal, Miss Emma
Numon, Laura V
Napier, William
Nelson, 4 melie. cold
N elson, Mrs Melisn
n oland, q W
Patterson. Mrs Ann
Paul, Capt q G
-Pillsbury, Capt Il G
Parker, Rev james
Pennybacker, Mrs Nj
Pinp, Spencer
Robinson, H NJ
Robinson, George
Robinson, Geo A
Robby, Robert
Robinson, Nj arg't. col
Fisher, Miss Matilda
Rsugh, Jas D
Eidgway, } II, 2
Sprigg, Mrs Julls
Shack lford, Joana
Sim ms, Miss Mary g
Schuman, Miss Maggie
Skidm Miss Maria
Stutely. Mrs Ellen
Sheamh,, j T
Tapley. Moses =
Thompson, Nathaniel
Taylor, Robert
Thompson, Mrs y
Taylor, VIM X, :
I'allsy, Capt w m .
Tier, Mrs Jano
Votten Theodore
Warn. rhorsas
Vliet, Sarah Jane
Williams. Mrs Cattle
Wilson, Miss Mekar
Wallace. Charles, col
Wood Charles
Wormley, Diges
Waters, Miss Elizab'l
WarDol. Mrs Harriet
hite, Daniel
Wriley, Mrs Hestor
Wyman, John
Willis. John. cop d
Washington, Jessie
Wallace, William
Williams, w esley
Wright, W NJ T
WoWIey, John s
N. Z. TRISr, z. III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-04
71IJRS AND MILLINERY GOODS.

Just received u large assortment o! FU ~,
such As pure Sable Cspes sDd Muifs, sable
Mink Cspes and Muhs Siberian squIFFei anu
Erlnire Cspes and Mufs. r, sot. and
Good sets of Ladies Furs fo' - per s nsdown
Chidren's Furs for 81 per set
and Erpaine Trimmings. snort
Furs made to order and repa're1 a. 'no 'A'''
hIso good assortme5n;; ct ny sTs50a md BOYS
JINERY GOODS and GbI'io gnu
AID ano VA bliss G. 4. HEWITT,
o>, IN King st.. Evans old STAND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-04

Il small cargo OF the justly celebrated
BEECH WOOD COAL.
now landing and for sale st
LOW RATES, by
nov dot N. ELDRlD'tE q w
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

NEVER "KSocK UNDER. NO. never.
Always rally your forces for another and
more desperate assault upon adversity.-
If calumny assail you. and the worlds
it is apt TO do in such cases-takes part
with your traducers, don't grow moody
and misanshropic. or. worse still, seek tc
drown your unhappiness in dissipation
Bide your time. Disprove the slander il
you can ! II not, live it down. II power
ty come upon you like q thiefin the night
what then? Let it rouse you. as q real
thief would do to energetic action. Nc
matter how deeply you may have got into
hot water-always provided that you did
not help the father Of lies to heat it-your
case. if you are made Of the right sort oi
stuff, is not desperate, for it is in accord
with the Divine order Of things. that lif,
should have no difficulties which an hon.
est. determined man. through heaven.
help, cannot surmount.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

READY WIr.-One Of the greatest wit.
that Virginia ever produced was the late
VIM. Maxwell. Innumerable are the an.
ecdotes related Of him by his cotempora-
ries, and could they be collected they
would form one OF the most interesting Of
books. Mr.. Maxwell and Col. l.. of Nor.
folk county were often opposed to each
other at the bar, and nothing delighted
Mr.. NJ. more than to get chance at the
colonel, either in court or anywhere else
On one occasion Mr.. Maxwell had been
questioning woman, who wss witness
He made some queries that provoked hel
very much, and she determined to give
him ''piece of her mind on the first op.
portuni:y." So. after she had finished
her testimony, she went out Of the court
house, patiently to wait for him till the
business of the day was over. There she
sat on the steps Of justice ''nursing hel
wrath to keep it warm," till the adjourn.
ment Of court. As the officials and the
spectators came ont. she looked in vair
for her tormentcr. but he did not appea,
with the rest; so in a fury she rushed te
find him.
Mr.. Maxwell had staid behind with sew.
eral friends, among whom was Col. L.
and while they were engaged in q very
interesting conversation, the group wa.
confronted by the enraged woman. In
no way daunted by the assembled talent
before her, she opened fiercely upon Mr.
NJ. beginning thus:
Billy Maxwell, had often heard ol
you as how you hadn't no manners wher
you was questioning female women; but
I've now seed the meanest sarpent in the
United States Of Virginny for if there i.
one meaner I'd like to see him ~
"My dear madam" exclaimed Mr.
Maxwell, permit me to introduce to you
my particular friend. Col. L."
This happy and ready turn of at thu
expense ofthe colonel raised a shout among
the whole company. in which none Joined
more heartily than Col L. himself.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

subjects this great city TO the rurs Of
war. Humanity itself wouA r 81 veeu
if the pessilence delivered Pss 1savine
neither peasant nor princeIing fn oen the
tale at Berlin. The tears and nrses of
the civilised world blast TIE Genzn lan-
rels. .Napoleon's fall vas spse |; IN less
than thirty days. Prnssias = quicker
stiIl. She entered Sedan bon "a ID von-
der, almost the loving admirdt;66 a the
world She left it followed 49, ioath-
ing and contempt Of both COZ -. She
banked the hopes Of the 81 A new
power. born within the memox1df living
men, we supposed her blood w16the Hood
Of this century. Her fall insu19 our civ
ilization Blood Thirsty and gybsdy. un-
scrupulous and overbearing bvoad the
Bourbons and Hapsburg. the pEil2ips and
Charles Of bygoue days. she i ~ . ma
tion--ouiy an overgro~n ssae
of brigands too strong for then liized
neighbors- We rejoice that Providence
thus buried under its own folly this new
and dreaded military power, and robs i.
Of the means to cripple the rising democ-
racy. as it might have done had it retain
ed the respect Of the world. We sympa-
thize with Germany. thus degraded by
her princes as France has been BY Napo-
Icon. Let her have the same pity extern
ded to her that the world gave to Paris
under the usurper's heel. But Paris could
claim one point Of superiority over Ber-
lin. She was beguiled and deluded with
at least the words Of liberty: Napoleon
paid her so much respect as TO seem to ask
leave to reign. With insolent bluntness
Frederick tells Germany, as he snatches
his crown, that he reigns "by the grace
of God" Napoleon could not safely leave
Paris. During this Prussian marauder's
absence, Berlin is as submissive as under
his heel. Our government should utter
the verdict Of civilization on this bold bar
barism. It should at least protest against
this vengeance on unoffending France
this insult to the spirit of the age. The
oldest republic, the master power Of the
next century, should speak for humanity
amid this breathless and cowardly silence
of kings.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20
How TO Make R.prc,L Ol,s.ncnY.

How TO MAKE RADICAL OLIGARcHY.
Radical legislation is well exemplified
in one Of the features Of our present pro-
tcctive tariff law. which was specially de-
vised to make the laborer support the cap
i,alis., and of course, like all Radical meas
ures. 10 make the rich richer. and and the
poor poorer. Rich people wear wooden
cloths made Of the finest quality Of wool,
and of the ightest weight. The poorer
people wear cloths, flannels, etc, which
are coarser and heavier. The Radical
tariff taxes WOODEN goods according to
weight. imposing duty of twenty cents
on those which costs forty cents pound.
and Fifty cents on those which costs sev-
enty-6ve cents pound. and to this il ad-
ded likewise. an dd ralorem duty of thir-
ty-6ve per cent A rich mans coat being
of the finest material and ightes. weight,
not weighing perhaps over pound, would
pay duty Of only seventy-6ve cents,
while the poor man wearing coarser
cloth. weighing three pounds and half,
would pay duty of one doiizr aud sev-
enty-fve cents. This. like every other
measure Of C. ladicals. has the same end
in view. to eni1Eh the few and impoverisb
and degrade the many. and make them
the slaves Of the principal capitalists
Upon such nsis the Radiczls expect to
erect goTaning ohssrchr Of c,piEal
supported b the earnings Of labu. =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

How RspIcALs sr1 Ricus---Tbe people
have been told that Radical Legislation has
for nearly ten years past been 50 shaped ss
to confer privileges and wealth on Radf-
cal cliqucs or individuals. and even b eus
rich Radical Congressman. Thsrs -is, b
very decided instance Of that, hind tvhish
is worth alluding 70. General Schenck,
the author Of the present tariff. has 4 re-
'lative BY marriage who is rich distiller.
and who, in 1858. gave lssss ans 10
aid the election of General SchsaokA ~
Congress in Ohio. That relative, whose
name is familiar to our readers, had Zs. :
900 barrels Of alcohol in his possessiosi u
General schenck intrcd ucei inss easgss0
a bin 10 permit the espoftssisn e. alnshA
to Europe. and the Generals reLuiyetLsTe,
by made an immense sum OF money. This
is one out Of Thousand cascs in which
the Radicals lcgislated themselves into for
tunes. s".f .r. " rE4uD
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

- - as.a "a Z
A RAp,cAl Lrorsli sliIus.-Judce Car y
penscr. reform esndidsae fcr Gc~ernce q =
South Csrolisis, vas sllading 10 lie Navy
incrsass Of taxes wheu Pevl S,agsAs in.
IserrsPsed him, saying: May 1 ask ySp :
q question, Judgey
The Judge: Certainly. II ycu VIII n.
low me aftcrwxrd 10 ssk yoa cne Il s-ii7A
SmysAe:' what v.s In ssa sn assAa~
IN lS6S lsgp sr-isy7,i -r-.hiE=.,. - ~x,;v
The Judge There vas not a slave IN
the United States in 1866. - '''ses
Sm,ythe: I saesn ii isos! kansss syss
The Jads se There w. ao.s sk4i q "
Smythe :rWen. II slsaa alse4sru -,
The Judge: I dm'tknow; = al shat tipe
I was not here, I wss On the other side.
lighting in the Federal army. Aud Now
for my question: '.Are yea tie nssa who :
had q wife aud six eAildrea n Glarssiss.s y
and sent % Colnpbia. joissd sthss Scoakr
.a:iss ring; 90, x H.. a.Isss1s 'tss
The crowd: Yes, thats %; hss shs
mau. .f-. .. -
Smysh. (sheepishly): I vssn's nsrrsa
to the first QUE !, r ..,>r...... ..t.,
The Judge: The children were your
owng
Smythe: Yes. but she was net my
wife; l only lived with herlh yi II -
The Judge: You wsrs in the Legisa-
.ure two, years. Now. I'll tell you : law,
that you don't seem TO know anything
about. That law makes iiau and woman.
who have iivei together a. you hare IN
this case. msn aud wife aud if you Sen's
mind you will 60 to the peniseutiary IS =
bigami-t instead of going to the State SEN
ate ~ 'N'
This was too much; the crowd. whits
and black. who knew Of Smythe's villainy.
yelled. and the poor skunk slupk svay in
the crowd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

We again ell the atien ton OF III" farmers Of
Maryland anil Virginia to our EXCELSIOR,
composed of ZOO pounds Of No. I Peruvian
Guann, and 900 pornds Of Soiuble Phos phate
OF Lime (hbucs dissolved in salpharic acid,
potash and soda. forming the most cUncentTn-
ted, universal ami durable fertilizer ever offer
al to tho f,rm.r- combining ali the stimula-
ting properties Of Peruvian Gnano. and the
ever durable iertilizing properties Of Ground
Bones.
E1ccisior is IN fine dry powder prepare ex
pressly for drilling. and can lie applied in any
quantity rcr acre however small aud IL Is the
opinion of many close calculating Farmers, al
ter TWELVE ysars exp"ricnre in ieSJing It side
hy side with other popular fertilizers that an
apIiicaiiUn ot loo pounds vi Excelsior is equal
to 200 {" :!c" mounds of any other fertilizer or
punnu if,rcd f"r sale, therefore is fully 100 TO
zoe per Crut cheaper
70 Th' rerY L,G eridence we eau cfer Of the
'"i"> "t "r kIr.is."r ds g ersp gror,r and t,r-
fiI.tr, ~ hs tGcf q Is h.rny initaed and coun-
f,r'cii.d ia fhrs and other CITIES
IL, Farmers should Gee that the ANALYSIS
ams! the mume of } } TURNER 4 CO. are bran
dcI IN ,,rr, lag az RED LETTERS. All
CthtrS are ,runterfci,s.
Price SG5 per ton.
J. J. TURNER 4 co.,
- riatt street, Baltimore, Nd.
Aug -, 1870 I'm.
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FANNY JARS.

lars of jelly, jars of jam.
Jars OF potted beef and ham.
Jars of carly gooseberrics nice.
Jars ef raiacen,eats, jars Of spice,
Jars of orange marmalade,
Jars Of pickles. all homemade,
Jars of cordial elder wine.
Jars Of honey superfne :
Would the only jars were these.
Which appear in kmilies.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20

re- Ata school al WaIlsend, nssr
New Castle. England, the 'umster ashedha
class Of boys the meaning Of the aword
appetite. when, af.er short pause. one
little boy said-'I know. sir. When I'm
eatin' I'm apry, and when I'm done I'm
tight '.' ( II. ..r 30 s.rta ~ % aaa'G
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