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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-24
FINANCIAL g. COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New York Stock Market.

New YORK, June %.
Mariposa, AZ, do. pfd.,7b Canton Co. 79l. Cum
berland Co. 40 ; Western Union Tel. Co, 5sn:
Quicksilver Mining Co., II Pacific Mail, Ak
Boston Water Power 40, Adams Eek. Co., SOY );
Wells, Fargo Il Cou47h American Merchants I'm
531. u S. Elk. Co., 81. n. Y. Central and Hudson
River, 96., do. scrip, 9la; Erie, 27Ado: pfd so ;
Harlem l2G; dop fd i, 49, Reading, ils.; Mich
MS IilnG-. Central l35 Cleveland 4 Pittsburg
IFS; Chicago& North Western. 1871 do preferred
60. do. preferred,75 Toledo Wabash Il West
ern.59 Toledo, Wabash Western preferred
sou; Pittsburg 4 Fort Wayne, 100; Terre Hante
Ohio and Miss 49,; Boston Hartford Erie, 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-24
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, June 20.
FLOUR-spring extras.662 K
WHEAT-No. ., l 2sX
CORN-74h.
OATS for No. 2.49
RYE-No. 2, Il.
BARLEY-76 for No. 2.
MESS PORK 1850
LARD-1O.
LIVE HOGS-415
RECEIPTS 1000 flour, 2J0oO wheat, 2s2 900 corn
81 900 oats 900 barley, 1000 hogs.
SHIPMENTS-600O flour, $1,000 corn, H. 900 oats
5000 harley, 1000 hogs.
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT., J
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, June PSI 80 p. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-24
ARRIVED,

Arrived steamer Nereus; barques, Emma
c. Ltchfeld, Gottenburg; briggs, Cosmas,
Bulto, Hampden, Elizabethport; schr., Nell
lie Gonaives.
John Donavue alias John Bull, was to-day
sentenced to Is months in the State Prison,
for receiving stolen jewelry.
Governor Claflin has appointed James F
Bates, j. NJ. Usher, and John w. Kimball,
State Police Commissioners under the recen,
law of the Legislature.
The failure of Samuel Blacke, dealer in
iron and metals, is announced, with liabili-
ties SPAS 900, assets $4,000.
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NOTICE I

NOTICE is hereby given that the regulation now
~ in force regarding the Introduction of Cattle
and Sheep into the State, is far modified that on
and after the first of July next and until further
notice permits will be issued upon application to
bring in Healthy, Fat Animals, for IMMEDIATE
SLAUGHTER, without quarantine detention.
S. L. GOODALE, State Commis,rs ON
JOS. PERCIVAL, CONTAGIOUS Dis
j. c. WESTON, } eases In Cattle
Augusta, June %, 1871. -tSt
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PROBABILITIES.

1t is probable a severe storm will pass
from Western Iowa to Ohio with less storms
to the southwark. Extended threatening
weather is probable tor Saturday from Vir-
gnia north and eastward.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-24

Cincinnati Produce Markc
CINCINNATI, June 20.
MESS PORK-l5.O0
LARD-l0.
BULK MEATS-sides IN.
BiS!AlsGON.shoulder, "a; clearrib sk sides, s1
WHISKEY-s9. .5s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-24
From Boston.
BASE BALL

BASE BALL.
Boston, %. The Boston Red Stockings
start on their Western tour tomorrow eve
ming, and play the Athletics of Philadelphia
on the 10Th, and the Enterprise of Pittsburg
on the 2Sth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-24

A teacher in one of the Portland public
schools asked of a pupil the other day, 'sWhas
is the plural of mice?" ''Rats," quoth the
boy, with earnestness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-24

superior to all other beings on account
s immortal nature, and giving him do
lon over all things upon the face of the
b. Although the physical mechanism of
e body is most wonderful, it is the i'm
tai soul and the mind that gives it impulse,
raises man far above all other creatures.
hen proceed to show the superiority Of
lect to instinct, and the wonderful pro-
of man in the realm of science. As il
ating how much below the cultured intel
were the fully developed physical powers,
peaker imagined the peculiar sensations
pr first parents, on the first day in the
en, when they beheld the sun disappear
md the advance of darkness, without any
Fledge that the light would again appear
at the sun would ever again rise to its
GUS height; of the appearing of the moon
stars to their astonished gaze, of the
of nature, and the awakening to behold
repetition of the life Of the previous day.
he Glass Chronicles by Miss johnson,
kled with quiet and delicate wit, and
received with delight by all, more espec-
by the class and the school who could
eciate more fully all the sly hits.
ter the singing ola Solo by Miss Mosher,
lass Prophecy was read by Miss Folsom,
ein was shown the destiny of each men,
# the CLASS. No mean sphere did the
e prophecies assign to any one--sta-
ofhonor and influence would they hold
great future opening before them. We
this may be true of all of them. The
hetess closed with an affectionate leave
IL of her associates.
ss Goodwin was the yaledictorian. She
of the liberty growing out of the free
from school life, and also Of the sor-
experienced at parting, as we go out
the great world. She alluded to the
changes that had taken place since
Bchool-life of the class, and thanked
iti1ens for the new building, the direct
Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1871-03-07
W[5N[OU2,

Will be sold at Public Sale on .3EVEyTH-
Do Y. the lit" inst, at the RESIDENCE Of tho sub
scriber in Woodstown. all the following described
Personal Property, viz: Shop or small Buiid-
ing GA the premises suitable fer a Dwelling.
chimneys therein, Il mall Barn suitable for n
COW shed. q Eating Pen, 100 Bushels of Moray
Oats, 2 or 3 Cords of Wood. 400 rails, a lot Of
,Broous. 4 large Shoats, Corn Fodder. Key of
Paint. Rakes. Forks. Hoes. shovels.. HOUSE
HOLD GOODS-Cook Stove. 10 plate Stove,
large Brass Kettle, ! Goose Feather Bed. Chairs.
Tables, | Clock, Sausage Cutter and Stufer. Rox-
es, Chests, 2 Settees and Bsd. Coyerlet. Ley Tub.
so gallons Of Vinegar. large square Market I!as-
ket, Lamp, Wafer keg. large Oil Can, Wash
Stand, Books, Handsome Book Case. Bottles.
Jars, Preserving Cans. Ice Cream Freezer, Safe.
and other articles to tedious TO mention. Sale to
commence at l O'Clock on said day. whoa at.
tendance will be given and conditions made
known by JONATHAN d. SMITH.
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y IL n I'D ii Il.

WIFI BE SOLD at Public sale. on FRIDAY Y,
w March 10Th 1871. Mt the residence of the
subscriber. neaf Woodstewn. all the following
described personal property TWO HORSES
one black mare s years old, sound aud kind. y
good driver, and we'll calculated Cor any work : !
sorrcl mare s years old. With foaI by Shyl,ck
gentle and kind, & BOD to work or drive. THREE
co WS-cxtra good. | a new mixer. I with calf
by her side. | heifer coming into profit soon -
FARMING LHPLEHEN TS--l Riding Carl
age, l Buggy. J Gutter. | two-horse upen wagon.
nearly new, iron axles, chill boxes. steel laid arm.
Hanes' mako. one Of the hest in the eouatry; !
Mower and Reaper combined. self rakc. in first
rate order. I set silver mouuted Double carriag &c
Harness, ! set Single Harness. 2 sets half chain
Gears, brides, collars, halterS. 3 pairs double lines
| two-horse Chew Plow. Eagle iiow. &C., dc
White Peach Blow Seed Potatoes by the hnsliel.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS; lGonse Feather Bed.
Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs. Stands. CorDer Cup
board, / gas ba~nor paYior Stovaand iAsarann,
Stoves, Carpet by the yard, churn and horse.
Sausage Cutter and Stutfcr. | good cedar Ley
tub nearly new. milk pans and pals. meat ( wash
benches, &c. Good Watch Dog. Seiter stock.
Sale to commence at | o'clock. and will be pos
tive. as the subscriber intends to rclinquish the
farming business. F. W. ARMSTRONG.
Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1871-03-07

Private letters from ex-senator Wade
and DR.. Howe, of the San Domingo COM
mission. have been received. Mr.. Wade
gives his impression ofs Baez and such
people Of San Domingo as he has been
able to meet up to the time Of writing.
Mr.. Wade says he has not seen the per-
son who is not in favor of annexation,
and he speaks of the people as being
quiet and ~inofensiye, DR.. Howe in his
letter says they have discovered that all
the opposition to annexation was stirred
up by Haytiens, which government is
anxious to have the Dominican part of
the island brought under his control, and,
if possible, annexed. Cabral, DR.. Howe
says, draws all his support, and for some
time past, from the Haytien Government.
Since the question of aancxing San Do
mingo to the United States was agitated,
Cabral has received aid in both money
and men from nayti, with the view of
making it appear that a large portion of
Dominicians were against both Baez and
annexation. The commissioners all
agree that the only strength the oppose
ton to annexation eyer had wss in Hay
ii, and not in Dominica.
Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1871-03-07

Emperor William is, about to return
to Prussia.
Paris was evacuated by the Germans
on Friday last. '"i-
Several of the Paris newspapers have
resumed publieatipn.
The Second Prussian Army Corps has
commeneod to march homewsrd.
All restrictions upon persens passing
in and ont Of Paris have been removed.
Bourbaki's forces now in Switzerland
will commence moving back to France
on Wednesday, b, fs q.l9
Prof. Edward Parrish has resigned the
presidency of Swarthmsre College. The
resignation takes effect forthwith, and
leaves the college for the present under
ehsre Of Professor Magill.
The President has appointed Henry d.
Cooke as Governor OF the District of Col
umbia, under the new Territorial form of
Government given to the District. The
appointment was received with great sat-
isfaction. Gov. Cooke is of the Banking
firm Of Jay Cooke & Co., and a popular
citizen Of Washington I
VIM. G. Woodruff, Esq, has sold his
farm, of SO acres, in Warrington town
shin, to Mr.. Isaac Conrad Of German
town, Pa, for the sum Of $4,000 o r at
the rate of 5000 per acre. TIE Sun
beam, says " this farm has belonged to
the Woodruff family for Ito years"
a bill has passed the House levying
q take6f Two mills to the dollar on all
PROPERTY in the State for the support Of
froo public schools, and doing away with
tuition fees.
Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1871-03-07

Fresh Garden. Flower. Fruit, Herb. Tree &
Shrub. and Evergreen Seeds, prepaid by mail,
with directions for culture. Twenty-Five different
packets Of either class for 81 90. The six classes
for $500.
Pear, Cherry, &C.; Grass Seedx; Beet, Cabbage,
Carrot, Onion, Squash, Turnip. and all Vegetable
and Flower Seeds, in large or small quantities /;
also Small Fruits. Stocks, Bulbs. Shrubs, Roses,
ycrbenas, &C.. by mil. prepaid. New Golden
Banded Japan Lily. so cents. Priced Descrip-
tive Catalogue semitic. any plain address. grati..
Agents wanted. Wholesale List to Agents, Clubs
and the Trade. Seeds on commission.
H.M. WATSON 4ias CAIeny Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse. rfylaoutl, Mass. Established
n 1912. E 4 ~,
Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1871-03-07

4 Musical Treat.-Our musical friends will 40
cell TO examine Peters' Musical Monthly, a mag
azine published by Peters, the New York Music
Publisher. at three dollars a year. 1t is issued
on nhs 18th Of every month, and contains in each
number thirty-six pages of the t@test and best iau-
sic. printed from f~nll0Size music plates. The
March number contains music worth $4.75 in
sheet form. Send thirty cents for q sample copy.
and our word for it, you will never regret it.
address, J. l.. Peters, 500 Broadway, New York.
Pr Box. 54z5.
"Aos,e G,ule."-Wc have received n copy of
this excellent journal. published by +. Gleason,
No A, summer Street, Boston. 1t is devoted
T., literature. the arts, poetry. sciences, miscella-
peeus aad general reading The writer's connect
cd With this periodical arc all of the highest abil-
ity and excellence. while its editor-in-chief is web
known to the world as a man of great and ener-
getic talent. Terms of subscription, two dollars
per wear in advance.
Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1871-03-07

On Saturday noon the Rorty-frst Con-
gress CEASED to exist, and was immedi-
ately succeeded by the Forty-second.
Mr. Blaine was reelected Speaker Of
the House, the members of which passed
= resolution to adjoin finally on Wednes-
day. It is not certain that the Senate
will concur in this action.
The parricide, John Ware, found
guilty of the murder Of his father near
Long-a-coming last fail, was denied a
new trial. He was brought before the
Camden court on Monday morning last,
when Judge Woodruff addressed him in
a most feeling and impressive manner
and then sentenced him to be hung by
the neck until dead, on Monday, the 10th
of April next. He exhibited but little
emotion, and was seemingly as apathetit
as during his trial
Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1871-03-07

ssh.e.E Hr For the REGISTrR.
BEWARE OF TEE WINE CUp --Young
man, as you value your life. your repu-
tation, the welfare OF your immortal soul,
look not on the wine when it is red, for
surely it biteth like a serpent and sting
eth like an adder. How many a bright
prospect has been blighted when the
maiden gave her heart in the keeping of
the inebriate, not knowing his in6rmity.
She looks forward to a life of domestic
happiness, but, alas, the demon of the
household is already creeping in ana
wares,and that manly form comes reeling
home from his midnight ~carousal and
sinks in the nearest chair, or goes reel
ing to his bed, there to sleep off the stu
por that must Inevitably follow /; but
could he know the agony that is rending
the bosom of that fond and loving wife
would he not rouse himself and shake
off the incubus that is running body and
soul? What On example for his chill
dren, and Oh, who can picture or portray
the feelings of a fond and doting moth
er when she sees her son in all the
strength Of his vigorous manhood going
down in the jaws of death by the ac-
cursed cup. beg of you young men or
middle aged men, or who eyer they may
be that so degrade themselves, to stop
before it is too late and take a solemn
pledge that you will tamper with it no
more. N AI of f
A friend of mine relates that travel
ing in the western part of Pennsylvania
he stopped one night at a small tavern
near P~ittsburg and inquired for lodging.
The lost informed him that il was the
most respectable hotel in the place ; but
this remains to be proved. The traveller
retired early as he was tired and sleepy ;
but he was doomed to disappointment,
for as Dol as he began to doze he was
awakened 6y hearing singing close by.
After that being awakened two or three
times he determined to find out from
whence the sound. Ho therefore waited
until the singing was resumed and follow
ing the sound it brought him 10 the wash
stand, when he discovered an army of bed
bugs seated upon some loose paper sing
ing We are out CD the Ocean sailiag,' .
Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1871-03-07
Joseph COMITTI,
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS,
@ N DEALER IN "a
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C. &c.
Store: 5 doors above the Post Office.
Tiff WOODSTOWN, N. J..
9 / l 4 3.

9 ! l 4 8.
~ GOD TIMBER taken in trade for CARRIAGES
" or WHEEL KRiGHT- WORK. Great re-
duction in prices of Painting and Curtaining
Carriages. of best hatSriais that can be bought.
Work done by expert worknen. Having bought
out the business of AgTHug HOWELL, and rented
the Shops for a number Of years. I am ready to
supply customers promptly. with good and neat
Carriages and Wagons. on reasonable terms
Particular a~ttsntion paid to REPAIRiNG carri-
ages and Wagons Of Ill kinds. at the Carriage
Shop on Saicm ST., Woodstown. MARK AYKES
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Ja'' Published, mailed Free .. receipt Of Price
. dhf Gas Gausurnfra Guide

A Popular Nand Book Of Instruction on A.
Proper MaAagsnsntand Eeonomieal Uss Of Gee.
with . Jsl descriptions y Gos Axers. sHk Dfrse-
tion' for Assertaiaing Tia eoasssapfias - Meter.
Fentitaiisn, dc.
Illustrated, limo Cloth, 81. PAper, Is ssna,.
TO any one burning gas, this Rssk ~ii save
its cost in u very short tine ! @
ALRxANDER MOORE,
Ak RuhlsA~. H~RoA
Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1871-03-07

WEoI JihohI RAILROADS..
FALL & WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPT. 10, 1879.
Trains on the abore Roads siH be yaa az to Ho~.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. :
Leave Bridgeson { IS A. NJ, ; 20 p. M, Freight
at 30 P. NJ.
Leave Salem Z es A. NJ, 3 90 P. NJ, Freight at
Leave Millville s 90 A NJ, 3 90 P. M, Freight ut
II 90 A. M.
Leave yincland s 10 A. NJ, 3 10 P. NJ. Freight
ii 50 A. NJ.
Leave Clayton 6 As A. NJ, 8 So A. H., 3 IS P.
Freight / % P. M.
Leave Glassboro' 6 IS A. NJ, s 26 A., NJ, oil
A. NJ, 4 % p. N.
Freight Q As P. NJ.
Leave Woodbury. 80 A. NJ, s As A. NJ, Q IS
s. P. n. & 4 S. p. n,
Freight II 90 p. II.
Leave Swedesboro' 8 10 A. M, l Is P. NJ, Freight
sat 5 90 P. M.
Leave Cape May at 8 90 A. M. and on SATURDAYS
ats 90 A. M. I 10 P. NJ.
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE PHILADA
Is A. M. Passenger for Bridgeton, Salem,
Millville, Vineland, Swedesbero' and ali
intermediate stations.
IL As A. M. Woodbury. Accommodation.
. Is P. M. Passenger, Glassboro, Vineland, Mill
vile and Cape May, stopping at all
stations below Glassboro.
3 80 p. NJ. Passenger, Bridgeton, Salem, Swedes
boro and all intermediate stations.
5 30 P NJ. Passenger for Swedesboro, Woodbury.
Mantua, Barnesboro, Glassboro and CLAY
ton, stopping at all Stations on signal.)
Freight trains leave Camden daily at IL NJ.
COMPUTATION TICKETS.
The Company have made a further reduction
in their Communication rates, to purchasers Of
Books Of 100 Tickets each, to be used in the time
limited, viz: For all points between Camden and
Woodbury., three months; Mantua, four months;
Barnsboro and Glassboro, five months; and for
s.x months for all points below Glassbore. To
date from day Of purchase. To be had only Of
the Treasurer, at Camden N. j.
Tickets sold at, and baggage checked through
from all principal stations, to stations on the
Camden 4 Amboy aud New Jersey Railroads.
Passengers by the morning trains can connect
with the 10 A. NJ. train at Camden for Trenton
and Now York. Also with the trains of the
Camden and Burlington County Railroad for
Mount Holly, Pemberton, DC.
The afternoon train from Bridgeton, Salem
and Swedesboro reaches Philadelphia in time for
passengers to connect with the 6 As P. M. train
from West Philadelphia for New York and inter.
mediate stations. 4
je7 WILLIAM ]. SEwELL, supr.
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ASsIGNEE'S SALE OF
Personal Property.


Will be sold at Public Sale. on 4th-Day,
WEDNESDAY. 18th Of Sd No, March, 1871,
at the Residence ,sf Garret Priekitt. in Upper
pittsgrove Township, near the Pole Tavern, the
70 flowing described Personal Property. viz:
STOCK-FIYE HQR&ESa: Three of which are
we'll broken, kind and gentle in Harness, aud
Good Roadsters 4 Colt 4. y.nrs old, Colt 5
year sold. THREE COOP COWS. One Large
Sow with Pig. CARRIAGES, FARI WAC
ONS, BE-: Two Carriages and Harness. one Of
which is nearly new; J Two k4xss Farm Wagon,
good condition | One -horsc Wagon, GOOD Sled,
Iron Shod Lime Body, Mari Bodies. Hay Shelly
ings, 4 sets Of Stage Harness. 2 sets Of Plough
Gears. Brides, Collars. naaters. Lines. Revolv-
ing Hay Rake. Hay Fork and Fixtures, Rskes.
Forkx, lIaca. Drays, Whihie uees, Grain Fan, lot
of Flows, Hsrrnws, Grain Cradle. Cultivator, lot
Of Carpenter FOOLS. Casks and Vinegar, Work
Bench. Grindst,ne, and Q number of articles not
mentioned. ALSO. about TEN TONSOF GOOD
HAY, lot of Straw. ABOUT 200 BUSHELS OF
CORN. Is Bushels of Oats, lot of Broom Corn
Seed. lot of Clorer Seed, lot of Manure, 80 Truck
Baskets, about 500 Cedar Rails. lot of Stakes,
quito a LOTOF LUMBER. such as Cedar, Pine
and Oak. Cedar Slabs. Railing for paling Fence,
Posts, &c. ES~ Sale to- commence at l o'clock
P. NJ. on said day, when conditions will be made
known by SAMUEL BORTON,
2-27 Assignee for GARREr PRIcKIrr.
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STEWART & CO,
Successors to A. Peyssop.

NuCCtSSUTS 10 n. FeySSOns
No. $40 Library Street.,
(Room No. 6, G~oldsmiths' Hail. Philaaa, Pa,
Will meet with prompt attention !; or farmers near
the city can send their own teams to our works
un trays Ferry Road. near tho u. S. Arsenal,
v here we deliver in bulk, at 40 cents y bushe !. or
$l6 u ton; or parties having the advantages of
can send vessels to our works and get
the same in bulk. at $40 per ton. A liberal Dis
count to Wholesale Dealers.
N. b. For sale by JOSIAH S. ALLEN.
hU No. Il So. Delaware Ave, Phila,
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9~fy
FARMERS!

NOW rs YOUR TO6Ulg.
The subscriber wishes to inform the Public
that on account Of q s,ual fairly of large chill
drep and n scarcity OF bread and butter, he has
resolved to lower the price 81 tile.
1 have n large lot on hand, and am anxious to
sell. Tile delivered ON the railroad to order.
AARON w. HAINKS,
File and Brick Manufacturer, one mile below
Yorktown. 6
Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1871-03-07

Planters, Farmers, and Gardeners Friend.
Peyss0Rss POudrette.
For Cotton, try it, For Tobacco, try it
For Wheat, try i'll For Corn, try it
For BARLEY, try IL For Rye, try it
Fer Oats, tsy it!
For Vegetables, Fruits and Flowers, NO better
Fertilizer is kao,sn at the present day.
A Natural Manure! No Adulteration !
Made from privy deposit, or night soil. Free
from smell. Pleasant to handle. Each cart
load when taken from the well dsoaorized.
Report Of the best practical agrieulturists and
chemists Of Europe and America:
Soil without any manure has produced three
times the quantity Of seed sewn has yielded,
with a slight application Of shs proper manurss,
from
Decayed Vegetable Matter, S times its own seed
Stable Manure rs g -"
Pigeon !" sit !" s~
Horse ses4 9ll-l0o" .
Guano 10 Ii &c /"
Fluid Stercus, or Night Soil Il IL leo"
Solid Stercus, Poudretts IA 1l-ln0" /"
You ask, What arc the advantage. Of using
Poudrette?
1. 1t produces the largest crops. 2. 1t enrich-
es your land. 5. 1t acts quickly on the seed
sown, and continues to show itself in the soil for
years. 4. For fruits and vegetables, applied as
pcr direction in pamphlet, it cannot be surpassed
by any fertilizer Of the present day.
The p~riceof Poudrcste is $22 per ton, PINT up in
bags, and delivered at any of the IN ilroad aspots
or steamboat landings in the city. Al orders
AldfeSSnH n aElH-F NNHttAL NH#. E ~
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TREES!


CAUTION! CAUTION! CAUTION!
All persons are cautioned against ordering any
kind of Evergreens or Forest Trees. until they
have sent stamp for our price lists. We sell Bet.
ter Trees at Cheaper Rates and more of tbe,s than
anybody else in America. ~ Our prices are
less than one-haD the ordinary Nursery rates.
Large descriptive Catalogue containing much
valuable information. mailed for 10 cents
Addres, PINNEY 4 LAWRENCE,
So An Sturgeon Bay, Door Co, Win