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usually large piL, 1t wa hcra!dyd iLr"u.h
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Just a. though his excellent success in
the hog line hung upon the tdct of his
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Browns hens laid biz csgs, and tine Col
OmcPs heart yc.irucd towards the editor
i'll - much that he was con,tr trained TO
make linn present OF one having The
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announced The fact, With the usual al
dcn3a Sol. Il j. an unw"yrrin. dem
ocrat.
Hut our Vermont elitor i, beaten at
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er. In noticing the death Of an ;a,d and
respected citizen last week. lie closed au
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
LECTl'RES. MEETINGS. ETC.


The new rooms of the Academy OF Music
brooklyn, will he oIcned Tomorrow evening, with a
mnsieal and literary entertainment aid OF tue Houoo.
patnIc Hosi;;,::
The new Episcopal Church of the Good Shcp-
herd on McDonougI-ht. icNecr L"ws aH4 cay r-Yt
aver. Brooklyn wac dedicated yc7itriay ITOIniuy hy
Bishop Iittej0hp. 81 .--S
The Hon j. :. Dichl Will deliver tyo illus-
tracd lectures On " Oreula and Bible Ltnd.' M"nGav
cyeninca Nov 10 and r. at the Io hiors " t. huTcL,
for the benefit OF the MOman's Foreign Missionary 50
Cletv.
The annual meeting of the Union for Christ
ian Work will he held to InorTOw evening, III the Church
Of the Savior Picrrepont-st aud Moni"" place BROOK
lyn. The Rev. Dr. Bellows, the Rev. M IutLaL. and
others will make brief addresses
The ceremony of closing the cornerstone OF
the new Roman Catholic Church Of H." N.itaion a,
Even and N Ia rds sts, Brooklyn. tcok place N,icrGv
afternoon, Bishop IOughn officiating, assie;ei by the
Rev. Fathers OFarrsl and MacCaItny.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
city. II has been regularly ays
- A,,< ~ lata nuQha6 Win re-

tho pnsness men Of the city It h.. been resnarly 'ys
tcatsod for several years. but 1s ats Spsvcs secure
Trend % of mnc doing in wiam st. ss put S1n syn
sicrpng or falling down into the cntrauGe way 10 mn
dt did not allow it I" project nry"TG yNrua"" IN" and
line Of so $50 He went to tho Gice tlnk NO, No
and that hH MS sH E% ase that Wa
not anyboys that obstrncted Snt
sna ns smon'S o%sd .Sd Sf'"G'yn GDy osal iS could
brook y.l.ra OrdnnncE Hnc,. at sna Was an on
rac""ms % swindc, Int nnahe to lose lis time to dance at
tendance other officials who ne i, sure b nsd ha
nonry aid returned TO his shop with the fun conscious
ness that had contributed just that amount TO carry
n"t "T the" the w%rpt Of IT, Will hc respectable citizen
there paying cxtortionate fee for just ana equitable
right a rough Talnmany Irish politician came IN with
swagser his mouth full of oahs and his hands ful Of
pap r., demanding that his friends, who had received lk
notices. should be exempted; and the bland Official
complied -.
In Iberty-st, west Of broadway, sign was put out
In like manner. but not AZ far out as the line OF ihc
building the OF broadway, hut the proprietor
had to contribute his quota also to the election iuhd
The want was imperative and he must pay ana IN!
Another case A building in Madcnlane had been
new foundation an ugly hole left III the sidewalk
To prevent pedestrians from iang in an ora s,sh 4r
hole. Soon the of the sign was notified tha
protested in terms that secured his exemption But tn,
keen appetite OF the Tanmany detective was not 10 oe
|
ana found it The notice was served, and the lncTcnn
| victim had to pay mp, be annoyed with dancing n
tendance on other officials who, he felt assured wonld
devour his time and give him other annoy antts cohs
! more in time and money than nc could spare .
Can't we lie rid OF these evils! Prrsvcrc, q TRB' NJ
! in flashing these rascals naked through the world
until obtain an honest Government III th,F nle"Iu''y
| msgovcrncd city. IliNIH'
| Neu- York, Nov. is, 1871.
| FLEECING sHOPKEEPERS-H0w III j. DONE
| 70 me Edft0r Of The Tri6nnt.
SIR Perhaps i can throw little hghI oi
| this business 1t is showing while write !; II sno"
enough falls to require the pavemcnts to be cieahe"
| according 10 the provisions OF the city ordinances
| within "A certain time tomorrow morning, tbe ponce
na, ro under TamInany tactics, VIII make hotc te.
Prpuhcau if he j. few hours behind tlmc, ana some
| nix months hence the delinquent VIII find himself SUM
! nIoncd before a District Court for violation, &C. III
rnpr,c he viii be surprised hut NJ the trial the ponce
man will be on hand with his book day and date, az
wItpcs to prove that ice on the paYcMc",
as charged. Fine and costs follow; the Corporation
Attorney gets Qis ePsts "h-l1:ar me City Treasurer
ges the tine - moi know 1t is just about signs,
cOalhG3fs fruit stands, DC, &c And at the same time
Ianiuauy Democrats violate city urnan'c with I'm
| pumty and without molcstatIon such "as I"m.aiy
| terror" hope ii If gone j. b.
! Ntc- York, oct. l., 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
ANOTHER MALPRACTICE CASE.

Mrs. Ilcn Young Of No. 265 Broome-st- was
found on Saturday evening y al officer OF the ThIr.
tecnth Precinct, III weak and helpless condition. st
LAWS hnd Bro"iDe-Sis and wa. removed 10 the Dclan.
c"y-st Police Station. She seriously ILL., and as her
symptoms were de"In"d suspicious, she questioned
closely and hhailt admitted that she had visited Mrs
fdIin"r' at No T5 South First st. Brooklyn, T. d. to
procure .ichc I" rid bcrseu of her unborn child She
received several wntc powders. Of which she took
"h f.lu1N an! another on thr fonwIng q yeuinp Sl,
b''hhc unconscious whJc walking along BioU me II
hh" j. yeus, and las lived happily with her hus,, nd
Sh' was removed tp Bellevue Hospital, and the attend
ant pb!'pas lbInk that .iir L. III uo ilIcd,tc J,u,,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
FATAL CASE OF HYbROJvJbpjA

An inquest was held on Saturday, at No 194
WaNrrey Place, Ia the Of FredcrIck w. Beetson
AZ" A. wbo died "n fnday from hydruphobIa AL,ut
Nv" week. sgD pet dog licked his hps and on the fol.
lowing day manlic-t"d sympiOus Of madurs- and xas
shot The deceased wac soon aftcrward attacked vul
the same disease, and died IN great agony
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

fartlrs using llOJ.MkSS BlRGIAK- AiAEM
sb"sh ts thor t-lsfs ~ En"'tpoi Iait- 81 a.
"p"'s 'hs aA sv tSelus. o vvlcfk ros 'u al iihr,,
i IIOLshs, NJ. Muusi 81
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

Go TO B. 9. SQUIRE, 104 Fulton-st., up staits: M ~
for w,khes Jesey Dasouds, sil'HvMs k .,nn. ses w."
iron u htrefcrs hshuscsuIt" p
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

DIDlPlIO WOLFfS SCiEIBAM AEoN AIJC
rN'ri~- Among tie '"mplants M which III s1n>Ait
Std fTD< iJ th' rinIpT ulIstSn. VII hst,
~r the rGupneor dfo,s J.sp iss b, ,"nuqm n us
'"hopntd s"AheH sLd old atthna gIsr cob,
|n all oiIe
"~f J. Dec pf"Sfltd WITH by tt,,
Mn" -ak.i pa tLohtfs nJsnou Iart of;t lUi'G Stale.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
INCREASE or SMALLPOX

Small pOX continues to increase steadily
For The week ending at p Saturday 80 new case-
were reported 10 the CITY Hanary Inse. tor being s
increase OF fourteen from the prrNDn, week Most of
these "aS-s are ih The iLcky s'ued b igthoI iio..
" htIc tNneIueLLk hIOnnd.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
POLICE NOTES.

James B Sullivan of No. 3lj East TwrrtN-f fih-.'
stabbed the head last Waller khs
IT,. durug quarrel IN Four<eenhr., lear lsh;naVs.
VIM. Knight. age s, of No 2gj Wes; Fifty.fret st .
fatal, injured SATURDAY evening H rs 6: the fc't
line al Pity second IT Samuel Russell. tie
lesm No u.
,ho~cs.e Of Mru. eL SATURDAY iolu La,
No 143 Broadway
A man, supposed to be George Ieferlmaer age 81.
stabbed himself the left ,dt Nth shoe t,.
iai the uic dangerous
No 10 Woosettt
Sudden deaths Yesterday: Julia Sheridan, are -,
ht No. IS Whter; Bridget kebOe e. No yA bs,i
tIths Margaret BARRIER a. No SO West
Jamts c'sneu So No 81 sprng, Mr.. Mhrgs Tnv.rs
G, al No. lJ West T~eny On htiLUs
Cure (coIcroj Aae ~, at Ne l<y SIbsvs
An iaquest on the body of Patrick Barry, age IS "a
sailor Who ale have died Fnday al No IL W-st
eating poHmei hens revealed that death lad resulted "
apopeIy The that the bsfhgt which ffei sarge
OF tie ssmhp It Ruye ,iny fe No River .., ,.4 -
by !. d-u,,1.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
TIRE CHOLERA AT OIARAkTJ<E

Anna Ihrsing. aged sixteen, one of the pas
Sngcrs Of the Franklin died Saturday Of choia al tie
West Bank Hospital. JheI, bow fort, cas,. In bos
piaI vi DONG we'll
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

BLEACHING. CLEANING, and DYEING Off1crs pS
,fE oKp sI Broahwsy condt 40 Bfoomes co.,
Broadway Made up garments ees, Father, gloves &C. eeHo
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

TUE BEST PLACE in Ncw-YOrk to bny REL.I
lRiE WAIours hIaNoSbs, pIcn PAsHioShLp JS.,,r
srEsLIsG oILyEK kQUIREs " Fulton 81 DAmohda a'I''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-03-30
FRRT11IzERs-A LETTER TO DR. EDWARD B. SMITH.

GErhact from ths Rural Carotnan
ET1wAN WORKS CHARLESTON, February 2, 1871.
Dr. Edsoard B. Smith, Marion, s. g.
DEAR SIR Every manufacturer of fertilizers indebted to
Won for your well conducted experiments reported in THE
of February In manufacturing the Etwan
we desire produce complete fertilizer as possible and
the details of your experiments will materially assist u.s. We
find that your experience corresponds with the deductions of
our chemist and had you known that the Ewan No e.
tain the with Peruvian Guano and Murae OF Potash
which your experiments has proved be most successful you
would have able find at hand the very terze which
was wanted Heretofore have offered in market Etlwan
Nos and 2-the former you justly say without ammonia
the latter being mixture of the No. with Peruvian Guano
and Potash Salts.
We have found tta these two Guano with the
caused confusion have therefore, continued the name
Etwan only that which sold as No. and the other
offered lower price than the Ewan under the commercial
name of Dissolved Bone This difference IN price produced
b the absence the Peruvian Gano and Potash Salts con-
tanned in the Etiwan.
Your experiments have settled two important points upon
which differences have been verified b your experience
l. That high grade of Soluble Phospnate Is the most
essential element in fertilizer.
That onehaf the quantity of fertilizer OF high grade
will 90 as far double the quantity OF low.
Company has, therefore, insisted on as nigh grade as
from eighteen twenty per CENT both or w dissolved bone
and for its Acid Phosphate.
If the planter fit to apply either OF these alone to his
CROP he saves oneha the quantity by purchasing this high
grade and if he makes compost he has large margin or
foreign material Thus for instance should ne compost with
for the supplying ammonia nasmuch as
only three Of the cotonseed is aVaaoe Tor THIS u
pose the remaining ninetseven per cent must reduce o
nearly one half the grade of the mixture Hence the aco
compost as comes the manufacturer contains twenty
per cent Soluble Phosphate the mixture VIII be as hgh as
ten per cent whe the grade be only eght or Ten
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-03-30

The land selected tor this purpose nau Deen paleu LII coo
previous year. with the three and half 1eet apart
the last of March these opened with sXnch
turning plough to depth of about three nches and on the
18th April another urrow the previously opened
making urrow about five six inches deep Not desiring
to place the fertilizers Deep small turning plough was run
on one side of this filing about twohlrds on this the Ter
zes distributed the of about twenty dollars per
acre on the 14 April and covered Immediately by tapping
two burrows with turning plough except NO Crchton
Son. which applied in the hill with the seed at the time
of planting the suggestion of the party representing It, The
seeds coming with the fertilizer were destroyed and
there was no stand on this slip until after was planted over
after heavy rain or the 25h May The cotton planted
on the April when there apparently sufcep mos
ure in the land bring it up but not more than halt
stand was obtained this planting and owing to the
acted drouh which lasted until the 25th May some OF that
died out stand not obtained until early IN june and
the taking the cotton August can be readily seen that
the experiment fair test Of the merits OF the different
fertilizers especially as noticeable fact that those slips
which the best stand obtained from the nrst pannS
invariably yielded the most.
sweep through sbaaw and often and following with the hoe
COLUMBIA S c.. November TO- 1870
To Messrs. r. ONeaze d Son, Columbia S. c.:
GENTLEMEN We examined to-day field of cotton on the
place of J. M Crawford of this city which he had expert
mented with various fertilizers and without hesitation pro-
the acre on which Ewan No. had been used to be
the best acre of have seen hr Crawford
informed that he had already gathered about 5000 pounds
from it. and it was his and our opinion that he would
gather from 1900 to 1000 pounds The land did not
appear be superior cotton land being low and damp
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-03-30
CHARLESTON, S. c., January 9Th, 1871

Messrs. w. G. Bee d Co.: 49,
GENTS regret the delay that has occurred IN answering
your favor of 18th October but have waited until could give
you the entire results
used three tons Ewan No. last cotton using
on the the crop the rate 200 lbs the acre. and
was much pleased with the results The cotton grew rapidly
and WE'LL and while cotton manured with other ter
ze showed signs rust that manured with the Etwan was
and fouhng and yielded on an average aDou1 ouo m
seed cotton to the acre. c,oo
applied acres experiment. at the rate of 400
lbs to the acre. from these acres picked 1850 lbs OF
seed cotton while two Immediately adjacent manured With
Pacific Guano the rate Of 400 lbs to the only yedeo
O lbs seed cotton and four in the same field on the
other side heavily manured with stable manure yielded zo
lbs seed cotton
Ewan No 400 lbs to made seed cotton to acre.
stshs PaGo Manure 400 9srH LBS beavv ssSes i3goibs
intend using Etiwan No. exclusively this
Yours respectfully, j. ADGER sMYTH
PEND1EroN S. c., October 21 1870.
Messrs. ". C. Bee d Co.:
In answer to your request give my experience with the
Etiwan Guano used the guano cotton alongside fsome
which there fertilizer The land exactly the same
quality and in the field being very poor sandy soils
No per acre. The all worked alike will gather
500 pounds of cotton per off the land the gano was
used upon, and confident will not get more than lou
pounds per off that without any fertilizer 40 not con-
slider the guano fairly tested on account OF the drouth
Respectfully b SIMPSON.
ALEXANDRIA, CALHOUN Co.. ALA, September II, 1870
DEAR SIR: used this year 300 Etwan Guano2jO lbs
No. e. and 100 lbs No l. used it on an old sedge held
which had cultivated for several years. at the rate OF
200 lbs per acre. The Ewan has increased the yield OF the
natural land from $50 200 per cent This shown by land
unmanured between and each side of the Ewans to
the oAugus the No was from l5 to 20 per cent better
than No l. but now difference in the two shall
use the Etwan more largely another year
(Signed) Very truly yours WM PELHAM.
ANDERSON COUNTY, S. G., October H. 1870
Messrs W. C. Bee s Co., Charleston, S. c.:
GENTS have used the Etwan No. on cotton this season,
a the rate $50 lbs the acre and by comparison with
rows of cotton the field the kind of land
without any manure find that it has increased the yield at
least 100 per cent However owing the great reduction in
the price of cotton do think it will be profitable invest
ment season. unless the price of the manure can be
reduced correspond with the present price OF cotton
Very respectfully G. S. MATTIsoN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-03-30
W1NNsBoRo', S. c., January 4th, 1871.

WINNsB0Ro, S. G., January 4th, lo!l
To Messrs W. c. Bee q Co., Charleston, s. c.:
don't hesitate pronounce Etiwan Guano NO. q most
superior fertilizer for cotton planted about 60 acres of land
in cotton the past year. gathered thererom about sixty
four thousand pounds of seed cotton Most Of the Land is dis
without this other equally good fertilizer onehalf
of what it did make In other words think my crop was i'm
proved least 100 per cent by the use of the Ewan Guano
No q applied 300 pounds oft to every acre
W. R. ROBERTSON.
90 DEPOT, GREENyILLE AND COLUMBIA R. R.
To Mesus ". c. Bee & Co.:
GENTS Owing great deal Of trouble have neglected too
long make report to you We were very unfortunate in
until June At time it looked splendid full Of squares and
bolls but the of rain caused the forms to fall Off,
Below you will find the result of my experiment although
is failure yet you will perceive your fertilizers are superior
to the Others can't for the fact that the No sur
passed the No. 2. Yours, respectfully, e. W. LELAND.
r
No Manure. $40 Ids.
Etiwan No. l. (4OO lbs) ............'....o5S
Etiwan, g '.....oda
Soluble Pacific, 6" 4aa saa
Wando, .....'.....4oc
Cu.prvsroN G. January 9Th 1871
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-03-30

but had been highly cultivated The plant where the Etwan
No had been used was from rust and full of fruit
whilst that where the Wando and Carolina had been used wa
in places badly rusted and the stalks dead The yield being
b ss than that where the Etwan No. had been used.
Respectfully, AMn1 N 11.I1Ioo1GT n Sn fii''
ROBERT BEATTY. a. r. TAYLOR.
COLUMBIA, S. c., November 10, 1870.
Messrs r. ONeale Son, Agents for Ewan Fertilizer:
GENTLEMEN reply question as to now pleased
with the Etiwan Guano give below statement OF my expe
rence with Ewan Stable Manure Wando Cotton Seed Com
post and broadcast manuring which speaks TOR itself have
also tried the Carolina and Pacific Guano and IND that the
Ewan far superior to either yours. NJ s[" CRAWFORD
lbs cotton picked off aore45o lbs lbs Etwdn Mlvdo
1020 /" I" oOO IDS w anuo' ~
os7O 80 cart loads Compost.
So0 80 Compost broadcast
59O Cotton Compost
Ny estimate that have yet pick 5So SVU b lbs
e Compost 600 lbs.
Broadcast, 600 lbs.
&c Cotton Seed Com
post 700 lbs.
Ou1rMAN GA, October II, 1870
DEAR SIR closed yesterday the picking Of my experiment
rows with the different guano used endeavored TO put
moneyed value of dollars per on each nearly as
possible did weigh the cotton myself 1t was done by
m Overseer:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-03-30

[Ertract from the Rural CarOliniaa.]
ErIwAN WORKS, CHARLESTON, February 2, 1871