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Commercial Intelligelee.
SoUrH-WEsTERE OFFICE,
Shreveport, November 8, /

SoUTH-W EsTERE OFFICE,
Shreveport, November 8, 1870 J
Business had begun to show signs of active life ant
our merchants were rejoicing in the prospects OF con
tnued active trade when of the breaking of the
armistce between the warning powers in Europe was
sent over the wires and produced sort of collapse
On Wednesday last we quoted low middling at Az
on Thursday at Az Friday at Is, and on Saturday
at l5L cents On Monday all, nearly all the bust
ness houses in town closed and business
pended so the effects of the upon cotton were
not experienced until yesterday when it fell fully cent
1t is idle to speculate to the future OF the armistce
or as to tn price cotton. We simply give the facts
and leave our readers to draw their ncluslons.
Some think the armstice may be revived while others
think it was simply the part of either one
power or the other to gain time accomplish some
military maneuver. Our report Of receipts embraces
those of Monday and Tuesday.
Yesterday cotton dull and nominal, though the
following figures the ruling price as we
could arrive at: good ordinary 18M@l8M and low
middlng l46l4Ac
corTos STATEMENT.
Stock hand Sept. !, 1870 ..-..--.7 bales 2,0l1
Received yesterday --.-:......-- 55S
Received previously .4,4O7-4993
1912
Shipped yesterday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1863
Shipped previously OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3,75I-4,IZb
Stock on hand. Observation-Disclosures. 29S6
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PARTITION SALE OF
V ALUABLE PROPERT Y.

WILL sell at Auction, without reserve, in front Of
the Market-House, in the City of Shreveport, on
Tuesday, November, Is, 1870,
Lot and half lot in block 49, with improvements the
same fronting Edwards sti eet the of Fan
nin on which is situated that convenient and comforta
BILE Cottage House, just next the Battle House,
tenanted by Capt. James Crooks. This house
tains Sutficiency of room for medium size family
with all necessary out-houses required for family use
And as regards locality is truthfully peerless There
are on the premises two under ground cisterns both
in perfect order. Also: Section 10, township II, range
a. less (3O thirty acres in southwest of said
sectlon leaving to sell 610) six hundred and ten acres
more or less or in such subdivisions purchasers
may desire This plantation lies Immediately on the
Texas road to Marha!l and Bethany, nearly all of
which is cleared and adions the lands of NJ. Watson
and the Four Mile Spring tract situated just three
the Southern Pacific Railroad running through it. This
place is better adapted to the establishment of Fair
Grounds and Race Course purposes than any other
be readily obtained. The improvements of every
character will be sold with the land In case this land
was bought and used for the purpose above indicated
arrangement could be easily made to have station
house established on the premises for the to STOP
going and returning from Texas. l know of no up
land so valuable this west of Red River This city
needs something in the of Fairs and Race Courses
being second only to New Orleans in the great State
Of Louisiana. There is great opening for some
terprslng company to come forward and put the ball
The parties sold at the same time and place.
Terms of Sale:
One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash,
ind the balance IN two equal annual ins.allments
bear eight per cent per interest from day of
ale till paid the secured with good and accepted
PERSONAL security with mortgage, importing
esson of judgment, retained upon the property until
inal payment the to include five per cent clause
attorneys fee Internal Revenue stamps and Notarial
at of the purchaser the latter be passed
'efore q. W. Lewis Notary Public. Notes to be given
n such amounts may be necessary to effect part-
ion. p H. ROSSON
se28d&wtds Auetioneer. |
20 Weekly Gazette copy
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A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY SEAT
BY AUCTION.

Il Market House, on Tuesday, the ed day of Novem-
ber 1870, at Z o'clock promptly, the beautiful resi-
dence and grounds belonging to Col S. L. Taylor,
of mile distance of two of the best schools male and
female, in this Section of the State. The house is
and contains four rooms, with bath dressing
hall ten feet wide, running through also front and
back gallery and all necessary out-houses; under
ground cisern and WELL with surroundings of ten acres
all incosed and the premises young orchard of the
choicest fruit trees strawberry beds and vineyard
Terms-s250o CASH requiI ed upon the spot and the
balance in and two years payable in equal annual
nstaments bearing eight per cent interest from date
secured by mortgage and vendors lien upon the prop
credit installment. 5-s z. H. R0SSON,
rs 3tw Auctioneer.
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FIRST CLASS IMPROVED AND UNIM.
proved City Property by Auction.
r. II. ROSSON, AuctIoneer.

II WILL sell to the highest bidder, in front of c. H
Il Burnsides Jewelry Store, Texas street, on Mon.
day, January 2, S7l, at IL o'clock NJ, promptly
that day parts of Lot and 5 in block So with from
of733s feet on Texas street by depth of 9l& feet
improvements; the improvements consists of three
Three-story Stores, entirely new; the same built o.
hard burnt brick and of tasteful architecture. Store
No II has width of "a feet go inches by depth of 81
feet 81 inches; Store No. 10, "a feet ~ inches with
same depth Store No. II, "a feet 81 inches, with
DEPTH the latter situated at the of Texas
and Spring streets, the under q rental of over
$4,000 annually and taken readlly-could have been
made (by simply requiring) to pay rental of from
Seven to Eight Thousand Dollars per year. 1t is only
to view this property to at once acknowledge
at the same time will sell the same situated immed
ately in the rear of these stores) Two Lots OF
Ground, the same commencing at the terminus OF
the buildings above described and running to alley
the adjoining the buildings has front on Spring
street OF 90 feet ~ inches with depth of 1875 feet
The purchaser of the Lot will only have to build front
and side wall to have Of the best business stands
in this city and the next Lot the last mentioned
Lot with front and depth similar besides front
equalng the depth alley, the cornering the
alley By sharing the partition wall of the first de-
scrbed Lot another excellent business stand can be
made by building front and side walls, all of which
can be done with small outlay of capital.
New Orleans capitalists could make it their interest
to visit Shreveport and view this property. 1t could
be made if proper Judgment were exercised, to pay
annuity of from fifteen to sixteen and two thirds
per cent the investment with the advantage of the
port for its number of inhabitants exports in amount
more than any other city town in America, and per-
haps the world.
Terms of Sale:
So much of the purchase money, or the assumption
OF mortgages to the amount of about SIS 900, with
what cost may be incident to this sale the first pay
ment that to be paid arranged at once the balance
in two equal annual instaments; first due December
81 1871 and the other due December 81, 1872 to
bear eight per cent per interest from day of
sale till paid, with mortgage, importing confession of
property,
chaser will be required to keep the property insured
and deposit the peliey with the vendor until the first
credit nstament is paid; the clause of five per cent.
attorneys fee to be placed in title Acts of sale and
Internal Revenue stamps at expense of the purchaser
the former to be passed before C. w. Lewis, Notary
Public.
The Auctioneer will take pleasure in showing the
property, or answering any communication relative
thereto.
P. II. ROSSON,
Real Estate and Stock Auctioneer,
Cotton Factor and Commercial Broker,
No. ~ Levee corner of Milan street,
Sc rs 1td&wtds.I Shreveport, La.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

Leaves on THURSDAY, November 10.
THE new and fast low.water pack
sRssA i ct, JULIA A. RUDOLPH.
$3.50 sz Capt H. G. McComas James Bell,
clerk, will leave for New Orleans and all nterme-
diate landings, above, at II o'clock, AN
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
oSl JAMES E. PHELPS, Agent
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FAIR>AT MARSHALL.

oFFIcE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Haliyille, Texas, Nov. 1, 1870. I
A Excursion Train will leave Shreveport daily
II during the continuance Of the Fair at Marshall at
$50 A M; arriving at Marshall at 10:15.
Returning, lesves Marshall at AS M; arriving in
Shreveport at NJ. Persons visiting said Fair can
purchase Excursion Tickets of Railroad agent at full
rate to Marshall, and return free.
All goods, live stock, ETC., shipped for exhibition
will be taken at regular rates, and returned free.
nSdtol4l JN0. f. DICKSON Supt
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Z. j. Leman. on Market Street. has one of the
finest assorments f Confectionery and Fruits have
ever seen in the place. 1t is worth visit only to see
his establishment. He is also prepared to furnish fol
balls or parties Cakes and CONNECTIONS in the most re-
chsrche style and on moderate terms. Td24
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Leaves on THURSDAY, N

Leaves on THURSDAY, November TO-
o--n The and light draft packet
ssaA - BOSSIER, Thos. Rogers master.
.ksssE zs=zA Frank W Bedard clerk, will leave
as above on the arrival of the cars from Halville
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to .
n9 THOS Her
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gnreyeport Price Current.

CaADE FROM ACTUAL SALES. THEY TRANsPIgzD.l
1t should be understood that quotations. gener.
ally represent the wholesale prices, in United States
In filing small orders, higher rates will
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
METEOROLOGICAL REcoRD--Furnished by Messrs
Boge Duringer, Druggists, Milan street:
TUESDAY November s.
Don,t hawk, hawk, spit, spit, blow, blow

UOh't hHWk, hHWk, SPIT, spit DIuW, UIU",
and disgust everybody with your Catarrh and its
offensive odor, when DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy will
speedily destroy all odor and arrest the discharge.
The proprietor offers $500 for he cannot cure.
Sold by druggists or by mail, sixty cents Pamphlet
free Address DIR. R. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, New York.
n6-3td&1tw
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FIRST CLASS CITY PROPERTY
ON
LONG CREDIT.

TN point of grandeur stat eliness, stability locality
and every essential to render business stand
viabe this property unsurpassed The structures
new and imposng-same situated at the corner of
Texas (the thoroughfare of Shreveport and Spring
streets the latter just square from the Levee, and
growing in Importance daily.
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FOUND.

ON Texas Street, two Occupation Tax Receipts is
" sued by E. K Taylor. late Sheriff of Harrison
County, Texas faver Of F. E. Ramsey one for Slla,
and the other for s3 So and other papers, which the
loser get by calling at this office and paying
oh
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KOUNs RED RIVER LINE.
ERA No. 8,

TUESDAY, November u.s.
This line makes close connection at Mouth of Red
River and New Orleans, with s. Louis and New Or
leans, and Louisville and New Orleans Packets
Through receipts and tickets issued by G., L. Kouns
Bro, New Orleans; Capt J. N. Bofinger ST. Louis
B. c. Levi, Louisville G. H. Ghriest, Pittsburg Pa
and j. w WARREN
oince IN HerVey Building. Shreveport.
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FOR RENT FOR THE YEAR 1871.
A BARGAIN.

TEyIE undersigned offers for sale a first class Saw
Il Mill and Dlstillery Apparatus. Terms reasonable.
Apply to r. E. RANKIN, JR.,
o27ytfl Agent.
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HORTICULTORS.
LOTS OF GROUND
AREA
SUITED TO THE LABOR OF ONE OR TWO,
ALL OF MOST FERTILE CHARACTER,
Situated within Twenty Minutes Time Of Shreveport,
BY AUCTION.
RaSSnN Aucfionaer

I WILL sell, in front of the Market House, in
December g, 1870, at the hour of l2 o'clock, M,
promptly, Tract of land in Section 25, same lying
directly opposite the City of Shreveport and fronting
the navigable waters of Cross and Blind Bayous.
This tract has been ubdivided into lots of five
plot of this land and sab- divisions be at
my office. part of this tract is timbered. and the
cleared portion is now in cultivation, producing rich
return the husbandman. This property is thus sub
divided for the purpose of assisting those of small
means to readily attain competency. There is no in
vestmeut one can make that would pay so well.
Terms
One-third Cash con the spot, and the balance in
one and two years, in equal instaments the pur
chaser being required to give notes bearing eight per
cent. interest from date until paid with mortgage i'm
porting confession of judgment and vendors lien
tanned until final payment, with the five per cent.
fee. n9
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

4 osn The entirely new, elegant and fast
.ssA Il running packet ID. L. TALLY,
.kz2szssEzzz= sz4 Frank Smith, master, W. f. Ru-
doph. clerk, win leave above on the arrival of the
board, or to JAS T. PHELPS.
mol Agent
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EssEs. PRESSES PRESSES

JONES FOUNDRY.
ne y LIE i HE1oo. $loo W
JONES' IMPROVED PRESS. ................S2 5000 90
PROVOST celebrated SCREW and LEVER
PRESS, for hand, horse or steam power. $500 90
THAVE the sole right to sell the Utley Press in Caddo
Il Parish. Planters who desire to put up their
presses can have the irons, with the right the build for
the Utley Press at $3.50; Jones Press $40 and Pre-
vost $3.50.
Orders left at McCutchen 4 Co.'S will be promptly
attended to. fau3l w3m1 T. w JONES
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Ie1' Is IU-Dai IWednesdayJ, November g.
c-S-n The substantial and low-water
-SsA5saaAs, Il packet, CARRIE CONVERSE,
$500 Sz.E54zz Capt G. w. Rea, H, A. Dohrman,
clerk, will leave above, for New Orleans and ali
way landings the arrival of the cars from Hall.
vile. For freight or passage apply on board FMS
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$1,000 REWARD.

neBINGS VIA FUGA cures all Liver, Kidney
IL and Bladder Diseases, Organic Weakness, Female
Affections General Debility and all complaints of the
Urinary Organs, in male aud female.
ZOO will also be paid for any of Blind Bleed
ing or Itching PILES that DeBing's Pile Remedy fails
to cure.
Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet
Laboratory-142 Franklin street, Baltimore, Nd.
fnayl7-d&wIyl
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$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
I WILL pay the above reward for the arrest and
Il Judgment in the Shreveport JAIL of colored man
named Curl Moss, who committed cold blooded muir
der upon another freedman the Red Chute PIanta-
ton, Bosser parish, the of the 23d September
The murderer is about 10 years old shade darker
than grille; about feet inches high and weighs
about lao pounds He is quick spoken and is quite an
intelligent boy. His mother mulatto unknown,
lives near the Howell Spring.
8 s28 wifi WILLIAM HAYNE.
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NOTICE.
WISHING to make change in my business, will
w sell at private sale from this day, my Livery
Stable outfit, consisting of Horses and Mules of all
description. Carriages, Hacks, Hearses, Bug
gies, Wagons, &C., on reasonable terms. Also
will sell or lease my stables from January / 1871.
iy27-wtf JOHN CALDWELL
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GEO. w. KENDALL, Dentist Office corner Mar
VI ket and Milan streets,
ana dawlvl SHREVEPORT, LA.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Beck, Knox IL Kerby,

Real Estate Agents ard Auctionearsl
VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION.
Bv virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
Alexandra county, Virgins, rendered at its
MAJ term 1869, in the suit Of Mary E. Keith
compl sinsnt vs. John Z: Keith's heirs ct 81.
defendants, in chancery, the undersigned. Com
mssionors therein named, VII proceed on
O. clock m, in front of the Mayors office in tho
c;tv Of Alexsndria, to SELL by public auction,
the following PROPERTY. to wit
!, An undivided HALF OF A LOT OF
(Keith's wharf 139 feet IL! inches south OF
franklin street, binding on Strand street 81 IT,
= inches. and extending into the Potomac rlV'
er, crossing an open landing place, 1T Wioe;
An undivided HALF OF A LOT or
GROUND. on the west side Of Strand street. "
of an alley II feet wide, binding on Strand 81.
lO9 feet inches, and extending back towards
Union street 50 feet 10 an alley ~ feet wac,
with The use of both said alleys.
3 An undivided HALF OF LOI or
GROUND, on the west side Of Fayette street.
between Prince and Duke streets, near the de-
pot of the O.. a. & NJ. 4. r., bounded on TIE
south BY line drawn parallel to and c4uldis-
tant from Prince and Duke stree : on inc
north by the lot conveyed to j. 4 heltn anu
wife to Eliza Mccarthy, about u ieet on fav-
ett "a street, and in depth III feet t court or
siley, 46 feet 10 inches wide, which communI'
Gates BY two alleys with Payne and Fsyette SIS
with the use Of said court and ALLEYS. "a, or,
f. An undivided HALF OF LII Or
| GROUND, on the north side Ct DlSe street,
| 60 feet east of Payne street, extending east on
luke street tS4 teet more or less; to an alley
| 10 feet wide and 100 feet in depti to another
alley 10 feet, with the use Of the court shove
mentioned and Of sll alleys laid Oft in the square
s. An undivided HALF DF \ LOT Or
| GROUND, On the east side Of Payne street, ~
! feet north OF Duke street at the north 'ine OF
an alley 10 feet wide binding on Payne street
| 81 feet. more or less, t. point equi. dl;tsh'
| from Prince and Duke streets and tVO t.: ueep
to the aforesaid court with the use Of said court
and Of all alleys laid cit in tie square. ~, -,
:; An undivided HALF or y LOI Oe
GROUND. on the south side ef Prince stree,
and east side Of Payne street at their iH; ;
ton. binding on Prince street d feet ~ lnc9es
and 100 feet deep to an slley 10 teet vide Win
| the use of the aforesaid court and alleys, :.,
The other half of said lots VI! he so WIN
the noieties aforesaid, st the same tine ana o.!
| the same terms. being t5e property CT sail As-
| ry z. Keith.
| TERMS-One.,hird Of the pure hase' money
| cash the residue in six and twelve mnAlhs'
9TH ;rte-a:t T. jobs ~TON
"''- w. c. YEATON.
s,cO-ao.. Cons. of Sale.
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THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL IS

WARNING TO HUSBANDS From the ko
volution, the leading Womans Rights paper
in the United States. The great want of NO.
men at present is money-moneY tor their per
sonsl wants, and money to carry out their plans
I propose that they shall earn, that they shall
consider it as honorable to work for money as
for equal work. l demand that the bearing
and rearing of children. the most cxacting OF
employments, and involving the most terrible
risks, shall be the best paid work in the world,
and husbands shall treat tkas wives with at
least as much consideration. and acknowledge
them entitled to as much moaey as wet nurses.
The meaning of this is, that wives are about
to strike for ereenbacks so much Tor every
baby born No greenbacks, no more sons anu
daughters No greenbacks, no more popu!a
ton no more boys to carry on great enterprl-
scs of the age The scale OF prices for maternal
duties are as follows
Girl babies, 500. Boy babies, 5000 Twin
babies. $500, Twins, both boys) $500, Triplets,
5000, Tripets Gall boys) $1,000:
Terms G. 0. D. No credit beyond the first
child, the motto being, PAY up, or dry up
Husbands who desire to transmit their names
to posterty will please notice ald take new
departure.
A LION LoosE.-Yesterdav afternoon lion
and loness, attached to the Museum of MIR. 1!
Neeves, got loose from their cage. The latter
escaped into the street, and created quite stir
among the pedestrians of Bull street. both
male and female. The excitement prevailing
was intense. There was perfect Frou. Frou
OF silk and satin as the animal leapcd the fence.
aud made the BoulevaTds OF Savannah the scene
OF her antics. A crowd gathered, soaring the
animal hugely, and she made tracks tor security
into the premises OF Mr.. Alfred Hartrldgee'
frightening the servants. who vacated their
PREMISES giving to the live IionesS iuIl scope,
where she remained until her keeper appeared
and with kind words and rope, assisted by.
six men. carried her home to the embraces OF
the lion. - Savannah Ners.
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DRY GOODS.
UENTLEMEN,s DEPARTMENT

TENTLEMEN'S DEPARTM Z N T
W "A T.
WILMER s. SLAYMAKER'S.
We have now open ono Of the best assorted
stocks Of
,hst We have ever offered to our friends ems
brscing standard makes Of French and Eng
9Th Cloths and Doeskin Cassimeres, English
Grsnites Blue, Brown and Dahlis, English Ser
pentines, English and French Fancy Styles,
not to be excelled in this Or any other rket {;
also large assortment of Tsi!ors. trimmings.
Wo will furnish Dress and Business Suits at
very low rates, made and trimmed in the best
manner. guaranteeing perfect tit.
GENTS DRESS SHIRTS, of all numbers,
constantly on hand. We will also have Shirts
made for Gents or Boys by measure, guarantee.
inc it, Underwear for Gents, all numbers.
EngIish Half Hose, all numbers. We would
invite any who are in want Of the above goo IS
to call and seq ue, we feel sure we can please.
WILMER 4 SLAYMAKER,
ap5 Is and II King street.
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old DOMINION BITTERS-An elegant
" and ralatable Tonic. Alternative and Diu
retc \ sovereign rcmejy for Dyspepsia, Loss
Of Appetite, Debility and Liver Complaints. In
malarious districts, II taken in time. it will
prove SURE PREVENTIVE of Ague and Fever
and ell Bilious Diseases Although so recently
introduced We have had very rapid sale Of
these 3 :ters snd without exception have re.
ceive! most favorsble testimonials from pur-
chsse7s We would call the particular atten
;i02 Of our customers and the public generally,
to This valuable medicine. Prica 81 per bottle
Prepared on'y by JAN NEf & CO.,
And for sale botn Wholesale and retail, a: our
Drug Warehouse. NJ. las King St lap Is
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8 AIDES; LASTlN SCOTS.
A large stock, great variety or new Styles
beautiful and verv cheap st
WADDEY'S. a King street.
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BOYS AND YOUTHS DRESS SHOES.
:. good s,Jci; o! ew styles Of iiae duality AM
WADDEY'S, 4 King street.
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A5G PER TON.

IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS AND FAR
MERS.
4 HIGH GRADE FERTILIZER At A
MODERATE COST.
MAGNUM BONUM SOLUBL PAOS
PHATF,
Composed Of Dissolved Bones, Ammonia and
Potash.
This is rich ard active Fertilizer, in which
is concentrated al the richness Of pure bone
made soluble by generous application of Sui
phuric Acid, aided by the proper proportions
of Ammonis and Potash: Its analcsis shows ;
b me Phospha @ of Lime......52 per ct.
Of which is directly solub!e...14 per CT.
Ammonis...................... per Ct:
ioaash....... .........-.. y pei -.
Tho nroprietors Of this Manure are so well
satisfied Of Ia sd>pts bilty to Ell crops, and OF
its powerful infGcace in building up worn out
lands and freally adding to tho value of the
soil, tha! they request. rs a matter OF real I'm
portance to the farming interests, that every
plsn.er should give it trial, if only on 8
small scale. They fee, confident that fair
trial will prove it b, to beyond cavil, the very
article of al articles to meet their necessities
Price SIS per ton 1900 lbs. For sale in large or
small Quantti-s by ThOS. PEkRl,
NH 3l--2m General Agent.