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New-York tribune., 1870-11-08

former Assemblynan received the Democratic nOmina
ton The vote III 1868 was, Rep, 5,262 Dem 62S4 Rep
maj, S,TS.
XVIIIh Dstrict-Futon, Hamilton, Montgomery
Saratoga and Schenectady all embraced in this Dis
trct. represented by stephen Sanford Republican
The Republicans have nominated James Nj. Marvin, IA
former representative OF the District portion of the Re
publicans, however, dissatisfied with Mr. Marvin have
brought Mr. Samuel Mexican into the field an Inde
pendent canddate-a proceeding very likely 70 result In
the success Of the Democratic candidate The Demo
erats have nominated John NJ. Carroll, an obscure poll
tlcan Of Fulton County, who under ordinary crcun-
stances would stand little chance for election In ls6s
the vote was-Rcpublican l6,6l; Democratic, l,5OS
Republican majority, 2,l03.
XIIh Distiet.-Chenango, Delaware and 0tsego Coun
ties compose this District which is represented in the
present Congress by Chas. Knapp. Republican. The
County, whose record member OF Assembly Is favor
able and whose character politician IA in every way
excellent Joseph Juland the Democratic candidate Is
unknown To politics and will probably remain 80 II ne
depends on success In the present contest for an INTRO
ducti0n. The vote In 1868 was-Repubican, H,9i9;
Democratic, 1854 Republican majority, 3,3O5.
KIN Observation-Disclosures, Jefferson, and Lewis Coun-
ties comprised in this District. Addison H. Lain,
Republican, is the present member Clinton l.. Merriam
the Republican candidate, and quite sure of election
Mr. Merriam at time resident Of this city, ana
enjoyed excellent reputation In business circles. An
drew Cornwall Democrat, of Jefferson County Is Mr
Merrams opponent. He Ia wholly unaequainted with
politics, and madc'a Indifferent member OF Assembly
two years ago, when split IN the Republican party gave
n M %BSry Ths o y's Repaossn a@ l ms majority @
xXIa District is formed from Oneida County alone
Alexander H. Bailey. Republican Is the present mem
ber. The Republicans made exceptionally good
nation I'm Ellis H. Roberts Of The Utica Herald. who made
n line reputation In the Assembly and Will make an ex-
oeent preventative In Congress- Mr.. Roberts has for
competitor hbram b. Weaver, Democrat OF excellent
character. present superintendent OF schools and man
of ability. The Labor Reformers have also ticket
In the field The District vote IN 1868 Stood ke i2oiS
Dem, i.?io Rep. mai. ,icS. .,..
XXIId Districf.-Madson and Oswego Counties COM
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-12-30
THE
Pacific Guano Co.'s Works,
WOODS HOLE and CHARLESTON, sc.

The works of the Company constructed at the
above places are of the most extensive and complete
character, and involve outlay in fixed capital of
from $350,000 to 100000. The investment of so
large an amount of fixed capital in works and ma
chnery besides that required for the prosecution of
the trade necessarily Identifies the interests of this
Company with the agricultural interests of the South
ern and Middle States; hence it is The policy and
highest interest of the Company to avail Of every
resource within the reach of enterprise and the legit
mate use of capital to furnish planters with the most
effective concentrate fertilizer that can be produced
from the resources at command Certainly, enter
prise and capital cannot be employed in any more
useful channel than that directed to increase of
the products of labor devoted to agriculture.
The soil is the ultimate source from which the
wealth and prosperity of nations is derived; hence
those agencies which materially increase its pro-
ducts without an increase of labor of the highest
public utility.
Agricultural chemistry teaches that the power of
soils to produce crops depends upon the presence M
them or certain WelknoWn elements, which furnish
essential nutrition to plants; that without the pres
ence of these clements in adequate quantity O
soil cannot be productive. 1t also teaches that by
long continued culture, without restoration, soils
once fertile become unproducve by the gradual but
certain removal of these elements of fertility and
that the only remedy is found in system of udcious
restoration by means of the direct application of the
elements which have been removed. The truth of
this teaching of science is confirmed by the expe-
rience and observation of the present generation,
and the subject now ensts the attention of political
economists and scientific men in all parts of the
world to an extent never realized at any previous
period.
1t is an interesting reflection that just at the period
when the necessity arises it is found that nature has
laid up in store, ample supplies of the most essential
elements of fertility in forms and conditions which
the lapse of time has not impaired demanding as
an equivalent the exercise Of SKILL experience and
enterprise to render them available for the highest
utility in promoting the interests of agriculture
JOHN s. REESE g. CO.,
General Agents.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-12-30
Z g S tt mony Of 1870,

Annexed will be found the names of Correspond
ents whose letters appear in this paper They testify
ito their experience in the Of Soluble Pacific GuanO,
running through period of from one to five years.
These letters from farmers in Virginia., maryland,
De1scare Ne,o Jersey, and Pennsylvania. They give
their experience of the Of this Guano applied to
all crops grown in these States They all testify to
it's ercelence both in its remarkable effects upon the
crop to which it is applied, and to its effects as an
mprover of the SOIL If space permitted we could
add many more letters of similar character, from
farmers and planters in North and South Carolina,
Georgia, and Alabama.
We venture to suggest that it would be simply an
mpossMhty to get together such an array of testi-
mony on any subject if the thing testified to was not
TRUE
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-12-30

Peruvian Guano pound for pound Though believe
be equally good for wheat the Peruvian
weeds concerned, can difference. a.
Yours respectfully, (Signed1 WIN. P. JENNINGS
Rockingham Co., N. c., July 10, 1870
Messrs Allison Addison Agents Pacific Guao Company:
Genemen-I used Pacific Guano last fall wheat very
satisfactory results applied three pounds per
land that below medium and think average yield
standard fertilizers when judici0usy used and literally
applied
satisfactory the difference in giving Pacific the prefer
have Pacific
pounds only and think the will
at least two hundred
pleasure in recommending Pacific my brother
it value
and would advise its more liberal use.
Yours very respectfully,
.sgned.) J. H. NGNNALLY.
Granville Co., N. c., July 22d, 1870.
Messrs. Allison d Addison,
Agents Pacific Guamo Company Richmond:
GentlemenIn regard to the Pacific Guano purchased you
last fall through Messs Amstead Peek say
neighbos tried wheat very thin land
made very good article and think when it is gotten will
land manner equal in every
respect We trying it tobacco this year. ourselves and
after natures give experience which think
present. favorable tobacco is looking finely at this
time. Yours respectfully,
SANFORD L MELBOURNE
Hillsboro', N. c., July, 1870.
Messrs. John s. Reese d. Co., Baltimore:
Gents- you experience the Soluble
bought of you Mr. Thos H. Hughes who will be elected sheriff
say tried Pacific alongside Guano
trying both the like amount weight also value and
both the Pacific proved best got
land and Mr. Henry and others in this county, the
report of them that the succeeding oed mach
better than Peruoidn had applications for the Pacific
out with decided preference Peruvian
Respectfully, JAMES WEBB, JR.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-12-30
Correspondence Continued.
VIRGINIA.

spottsylv ania County, Va, St Julian Sept. 49, 1869
used Soluble Pacific two or three
years and the evidence of its having given entire
she present year F. e. BROOKE.
No., w Fluvanna Co., Va, July "a. 1870.
Genemen-I think that the Pacific Guano we'll as
f.ow ts wheat turn out h'a's and
Yours with respect,
VIM G. MELTON
x ,u, Nuremberg Co., Va July %, 1870.
Agens Pacific euano Company Richmond
last fall through Messrs Prddy have to was the Srst
used it entire satisfaction that year and have
used 1t ever since My of wheat following tobacco
season was so dry did not get good stand This 1870
e % n but dfed BY the
iae used decidedly preerrng the outlay
Respectfully, CA WOOD
s. have now used it three years and recon-
No., ,,, Cumberland County, Va July Esd, 1870.
agents Pacific Guano Company, Richmond:
& Of the 9TH inst is received In reply your
to say that we used side by side with Peruvian wheat
clover looks better where the Pacific Guano used.
JNo. D; JENKINS,
. powhatan Co., Va, July 25th, 1870.
Agests Pacific Guano Company Richmond:
Dear s-The Pacific Guano bought of you last fall
good az expected under the circumstance
The stand Of clover good very on
oes 1t exceeded my most sangune expectations they
The largest and best ever made and the yield good
Very respectfully yours,
VIM E. RoYALL
, Appomattox Co, Va, July 2sth, 1870
agents Pacific Guaao Company. Richmond:
n used on my wheat mixture Of Pacific Guano
and Bone Flour at the rate of 100 lbs
Flour think equal to Peruvian Guano not better.
generally used 200 lbs Peruvian thought
II had used $50 lbs Pacific would up to Peru.
wan zoo lbs per used Pacific alone tobacco at the
OF about 200 lbs think the growth about double
Yours respectfully, GEO. ABBOTT, SR
Notoway Co, Va, July 10th, 1870
AGENTS Pacific Guano Company Richmond:
pear Sirs1 cannot the effects Pacific
on grass clover have until hsast spring
used it tobacco it Is looking finely My expert
learn the Pacific Guano giving among
farmers generally expect to be able to learn something
more fully its effects &c and also of
ties us an inn rover of land, and Will write again
Respectfully yours, W. W. WORSHAM
Iynchburg, Va, July, 1870
Genemen-We have been selling Soluble Pacific Guano
since introduced into this country in 1863
heSton in saying that the
the ket Oar sals have steadily increased
however, always endeavor them to purchase
Peruvian Guano to by the side of the Pacific
be tested and the result has always been in
Nany them that Pacific good enough they
let Peruvian
JONES & MILLER.
Fuvar County, Va, July 1e, 1870
nessrs Allison ADDISON, Agents Pucifc Gano Cdmpnny.
Genemen1 only used Pacific uano
So far with the Pacific Guano
much pleased with It, but cannot give preference
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-12-30
West Grove, Pa, June 20, 1870.
Ksssrs. John S. Reese & Co 4,


Kessrs. John s. Reese Co , eefg ~ ia p fN fI
r - General AGENTS Pacific Guano Co., Philadelphia
avng been selling the Pacific Soluble Guano years.
given satisfaction wherever used and long Company
the present will be leading
FaGatlba aH' ~ ~ rs T. CHAMBERS & BRCl e
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-12-30
Delmar, June IS, 1870.

0eimsr, june 10, Ao1V.
Aessrs John s. Reese Co. .s,ll. ftr.r .'i- a.
Gent have used the Soluble Pacific Guano in comparison
Yours, B. B. GoRDY
X1 2%ET Dsimar June 49, 1870
Have used your Guano highly satisfied with its
M G. ELLIOTT.
Poverty Hill Farm, Demar, pune II, 1870
Aessrs John s. Reese y Co.
/ used your Soluble Pacific Guano this spring. and
from the appearance of the this time will raise double
Have also applied to oats with very encouraging results
Restec. fully yours, W. L. SIRMON,
OF the firm Of Sirmon & Co.
New Castle County, near Wilmington Del, ,
June l6th 1870 !
Messrs. John s. Reese d Co., Philadelphia.
Gents-rwo years ago tried Pacific Guano wheat
putting wotds your Pacific Guano along side of
other standard Fertilizers using side by side the
field There marked difference in favor of your Pa
cif Guano Have been using since with excellent effect
do hesitate that is the best Fertilizer of the kind in
the market Yours, THOMAS WHITE
Delmar Del, June 1870
Messrs. John s. Reese d Co.
x please find list parties who anxious to
testify to the superiority Soluble Pacific Guano in
with other articles this
try all Your Guano has proved efo be the best Fer
tilizer used in this section.
JOHN NJ. MILLS,
IRVING TODD
J. W. CONNOLLY, ..t.
J. NJ. NICHOLS,
S. L. FROSKEY 4 BRO.
WINDER HASTINGS,
WASHINGTON B. GALLOWAY;
JOSEPH GILIISS,
ISAAC HEARN,
SAMUEL NJ. HASTINGS
ELI s. HASTINGS.
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g X Chambers g. Bro

K. CAom6eTs y Bro =, .,, -, =, , a.
YOUR inquiry trial of the Pacific Guano,
must they enough maured to give
like concise report endavor to do in the future u
sired very pleased with appearances thus far and
deem IL of the Fertilizers in the markets at
,east intend using future especially for vegetables
i' ~ venrs resneotfully. CHAS. T. STARR. ,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-12-30

Peruvian Guano pound for pound Though believe
DO equally good wheat the Peruvian
or weeds concerned ! can difference. az
Yours respectfully, (Signed) WIN. P. JENNINGS
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-12-30

Messrss John s. Reese d Co. O., "a. - u. -
Gents have used the Soluble Pacific comparison
Yours, B. B. GoRDY
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-13
Colored Appropriation.

With the adoption of the Fifteenth amend
ment, the colored politicians are looming up
into grand magnifcence and are fast learn
ing the sharp games of the more praeticed
Radicals. The best thing yet done is to
dupe the House of representatives. by at
tempting to appropriate their Hall for the
of one of the colored factions OF the city
Of Washington, on this evening. The tele-
graph dispatches tell the story about as fol-
lows: One of the rival Radical colore6
factions, engaged in the pending municipal
contest in that city, came sharp game over
the House to day, which that body discov
cred several hours atterward and very
promptly rebuked. Il appears that the
Bowen wing in local Radical politics, in Or
order to head off a celebration of the ras:f-
cation of the Fifteenth Amendment, consem.
plated by the opponents of the corrupt city
hall ring, got resolution introduced and
passed through the House to-day, giving the
negroes the use of the hall for Wednesday
evening. There was considerable opposi-
accordingly q select committee of five mem.
bers was appointed on the part of the House
to participate in the event, q standing rule
requiring that the hall shall not be used
excent on occasions in which the House are
participants. Members were so diapusted
when they found they bad been made dupe
Of by Mayor Bowen and his colored faction,
that just before adi2urhing, and when the
colored committee and the House committee
were in conference in An adjoining room,
the permission to use the hall was almost
unanimously rescinded.
The Radicals are thus beginning to have
trouble with their pets, and when the black
beauties commence to vote against them
what a nice time of reconstructing them
there will be
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-13

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Read the testimony OF physicians and
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Dr.. r. ". Carr. of Raitimo ore, saYs
Il take pleasure in recommending
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l have carefully examined the formula
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DR.. Sparks, of NicholsviI1e, L says
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I know no better remedy.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-13
Indian Outrag-s.

The following letter mas been received in
Davenport which we commend to the many
so called philanthropists
y Enclosed / send you en- ex
ira, giving an account of our Indian
troubles.
DR.. Twins son Frank was brutaliy muir
dered BY the bloody hsnds, also some SIX
more 80 far as heard from, how many u ore
we know not. DR.. Twins son was first
shot, aud then three arrows shot into him,
then was struck over his head With club,
aud left for dead, after being stripped of
every vestige of clothing. In this condition
he walked OF mile, and was found by a
man who brought him into town He died
after suffering for 25 hours. He was
noble boy, some l6 years Of age. His
father did all he could for him but could not
save him.
Terrible excitement in the county and
some 200 OF US start to morrow after the IL
disns, and have sworn to kill ell little and
big-Sho,o no Quarters.
The extra referred to ia from the South
Pass Nems of April Sd. 1t says:
South Pass is some 40 miles from the
summit of the Rocky Mountains, on the
SweetWater river.
Up to late hour on Saturday evening
last the latest discoveries as to the results of
the late Indian raid were four bodies of men
butchered by the red fends at different
places in the country. The son of DR.
Irwin, of Atlantic City, died on Fri
day night, making Eve that are now known
to be dead. There are several small hunt
ing aud prospecting parties out, Of whom
much uneaslness is teit.-Three men at St.
Mary's station were found dead, ped and
horribly mutilated. Two men who had
started TO beaver Creek for the purpose OF
prospecting, were missing until Yesterday,
when one OF them was found, murdered ia
Smiths gulch The other, Mr. James
Otchc is still missing. A party is now in
search of him. Of the party at ST. Mary's,
two were killed 10 the cabin. There can be
no doubt that the Indians gained entrance
as friendly Indians, and then took advant.
age of the men to murder them in at UT
guarded moment. There Is no evidence
that q single Indian was hurt, and probably
there was no opportunity for even an attempt
at self-defense by the poor victims The
mock philanthropist, secure in his comtorta
Die parior in our eastern cities, raises his
hhypocritieal howl when any degree of pun.
lshment is inflicted upon the numbering
hends. 1t legion of devils from the infer.
nal regions were loosed upon the frontiers
man, these men would be found to assist
IN tieing his hands and DELIVERING him over
to torment"
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pailp argus.
WHAT THEY HAvI GAINED.

Henry Ward Beecher takes negro Revels
into the pulpit with him, and thanks God
for the elevation, and he it is who said. ITO
catch q negro, bate him with white
woman" Practically it has been done BY
the adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment,
which makes him politically the equal of
any Radical, and as such we accept the
result Between the two we would prefer
to vote for full grown, full scented negro
any day than Radical And so think
many of the Republican party to-day. Such
men as Beecher have expected to carry the
elections everywhere with the negro votes
but from ell the local elections comes the
news of large Democratic gains. For
every negro vote that the Radicals have
gained, the Democrats have gained two white
mems votes. The Radicals have gained
few black votes and have also made the
Democratic party most graphically the
white mans party. Thus has Rsdicalism
ever-reached itself and strengthened the
Democratic party. White men understand
the game and have acted accordingly. We
predict that the next move viii be to drive
a few negroes into the Democratic party for
the sake of retaining the fleeing and dis
gusted mem bers of their own party. But
the game is up. The negroes have taken
possession of the Republican party as Its
masters and superiors, aud are now knock
ing at the doors of our social system
and demanding the delicate morsel
promised them by Beecher. Charles Sumner
and Phiips have been Watching this old
black hen, but instead of seeing her hatch
out nice Radical brood of curley chicks, their
ears are greeted by thousands of chan.ic-
lesrs growing Justify over large Democratic
gains in the spring elections all over the
country. So far the black amendment has
proved benefit. Now Samb force your way
into the private theatre boxes, and drawing
rooms with your delicate fair skinned Radi
Gals equals.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-13
"a hiidren', Lives saved for so Gus"

THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN DE ANNU-
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BetIdes which, it is certain cure for Cuts,
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-13

As an Expectorant it has no Equal.

Bosros, Massachusetts, Feb. IS, 1869.
MEssRs. p. DAVIS SON.
Geatlemea The package Of Aliens Lung
Balsam you sent me among the afi ieted
poor in my city missionary work, has proved
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several families, and with remarkable eject in
every instance.
One woman has been restored from what her
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Another person, a young woman to whom l
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ond bottle, and has every indication of speed
ly cure
A young man who was raising blood and quite
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A young man to whom recommended q trial
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using the fourth bottle with great benefit. He
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Very respectfully and gratefully yours.
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