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WASHINGTON.
INCREASE OF APPROPRIATIONS.

~ WASHINGTON, February.
Tho Committee on Appropriations have
adopted the recommendation Of the Sec
rctary of tho State, asking for an appro
priation of $50, 900, TO meet the increased
expenses Of the legation ut Paris, cOnse-
quent upon the requirements Of the state
OF war, and also the increased expenses
Of the legations ut London, Berlin, and
Madrid, resulting from the same cause,
The Committee has also agreed 10 appro.
priate $4,000 for the extension Of tho
Government printing office, on Delaware
avenue, and 100000 for the erection Of
q fire proof building on the Treasury
grounds, for the Treasury note printing
bureau.
W. AND NJ. COMMITTEE FAVOR REPEAL OF
INCOME TAX.
The House Committee of Ways ind
Means, at It's meeting this morning, de-
cided by vote Of five to four to report
bill repeating the income tax.
Nomination sent to the Senate: james
II. Jerome, Register Land Office, at East
Saginaw, Michigan.
The following was the vote OF the Com
mittcc on Ways and Means TO report the
bill repeating the income tax: Yeas
Messrs Hooker, Brooks, Mccarthy, Kcl-
ly, and Orth. Nays-Maynard, Allison,
Marshall, and Blair. There was much
discussion on the subject, and will excite
much debate in the House.
The National Executive Committee OF
tho Union League of America will meet
in the city Of Philadelphia on Thursday,
the 10th, ut noon.
Tho Committee on Appropriations have
perfected the deficiency bill. ltapprOpri-
nles 81 ,O7S6, ,73O, exclusive OF 81, 100000
for the expenses OF collecting the revenue
from the Customs. or the aggregatesum
there arc $7l0I434 for tho Treasury, appli-
cable Tor Custom Houses; S7O,000 for
Lighthouses; $225,0 600 for Public Print
ing, and $lO2,OOO for tho Freedman's Bu-
rcau.
WESTERN MEN INDIGNANT WITH PLEAs0N-
: .g.r' TON.
Tho dining and wining oil Commissioner
Plcasonton in New York the other day,
by prominent merchants and spectators,
his given rise TO severe criticism, inside
and ont Of the capital. Coming on the
heels of hfs decision in favor Of bond.
holders and CAPITALISTS, aud his efforts in
behalf OF the repeal Of tho income tax, in
which New York merchants arc largely
interested. as tho repeal would relieve
them Of three and one half millions Of
tax, Il is charged that his alministra-
lion is for u class and not for the whole
country. Western .Congrcssmen uro cs.
pecially indignant, and threaten To have
Inc affairs Of the revenue department
oycrllp,llcd, unless the course of the Com.
missioner Is changed. This point Is made
a., III, ,,,nn,,,on,ont. I'm ,in innOpl nj
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Shocking Outrage Near .Cincinnati--
A Negro Fires intoa Crowd Going
Home from Church.
CINCINNATI, February


A cOlorcd man named Robson, inlan.
ep by jealousy toward rival lover Of u
girl to whom he was attached, posted
himself outside ol II colored church, in
GlccUwood, near Lockland, In this cOln-
ty, last night, and when the congregation
was dispensing, fired into the crowd pro.
miscously, producing the greatest excite
munt, and intlicting serious injuries on
lhrcr men named Mason, Copeland and
Busby, and also on the wire of Busby.
Busby was shot through the head and
arm Tho monster was provided with u
carbinc and two six.cylinder revolycrs,
all of which wGro discharge hut two balls
lie resisted arrest but was finally taken in.
to custody. The people ARE greatly en-.
ragged ut the infamous attempt ut this
wholesale murder, and fears arc ielt that
the friends OF III ciniurcd parties willtake
summary vengeance
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BoRpEAux, February I
AUSTRALIA.
SYDNEY, December 81,

SYDNEY, December VI,
Extraordinary weather prevailed dur,
ing the month of Christmas The weather
was us cold US winter Tor six days, with
constant rain and heavy gales. The bark
Rialto, brigs Deva and Sarah, and the
schooners Missile, Maid Of Rivcrton and
Uncle Tom were wrecked on the coast.
The new gold mine, discovered Mt Gul.
gong, is yielding very richly.
PCmilS steam mills, at Sidney, have
been burned. Loss $50,000.
The harbor delenses arc being pushed
rapidly forward, in view Of the European
complications.
The Victoria Parliament llas been pro-
rogucd. ..
Royal assent has been given to the bill
to pay members Of the Legislature 81 800
yearly.
The great railway strike has ended,
and the ringlcadcrs have been sentenced
to six months Imprisonment. The cen
trail system commences Monday.
A seventy pound nugget Of gold was
found at Englewood.
There has bCen.a great flood along the
Surray, causing an immense destruction
Of property.
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the principal railroad men should be In
formed as to our coal resources.

~
Mr.. Bllckensderier, stepping into the
hall, was called for, He said Gentle
men there aresome men who can talk and
work; others can talk but can't work;
others can work but cant talk. believe
! belong TO the last class. Your county
demands u road. It can be made. The
road will enhance the value ol your land
ed property. Every additional road will
be u benefit. You must work and work
In earnest It depends upon the manner
In which you labor" Mr.. Baggs, of
Bridgeport, being present was loudly
called for, and said: ~ have not much 10
say, | would say this much however:
Bridgeport is just us anxious for the road
Us you are and will do her share" BY
motion committee of six were appointed
10 solicit funds to delray expenses ot sur.
VeJ. Said committee, consist Of Messrs.
Baggs and DR.. Cook, OF Bridgeport, Judge
Barton, OF ColerAin Tp, DR.. ChaGant, Of
Urichsvllle, J. N. Henderson, Of New
Athens, and Harrison F0rsytlle Of Tippa.
canoe. ]. E. Carmon stated upon the
word Of another, that there Is Il vein Of
coal on a farm short distance from New
Athens, ten feet deep. lie u. Z. Carmon)
had dug down seven feet and there was
no sign OF bottom.
He would not believe It was less than
ten feet until he saw II investigated. 5.
r. Watson made the same statement with
regard to the vein being ten feet. By
motion, a committee Of four were app.
pointed to investigate the matter, and find
out, II possible, II such DO the case Also
said committee be authorized to raise
money to deiray expenses. Said commit.
tee consists o. II. Burdett (enginecr), j. L.
Carmon, s. r. Watson and Thomas Cook.
A committee Of four were appointed To
correspond with the principal railroad
men in our behalf. The following are the
committee: AIcssrs. Baggs and L.
Rhodes, Of Bridgeport; and Capt. John
Mcclure Of Wheeling. The secretary
was requested to inform the committee
by letter. Tho secretary was ordered 10
report the proceedings for publication tn
tho county papers and the INTEILI-
GENcER and Register Of Wheeling.
Adjourned.
r, G. Campbell, Chairman.
s. p. HARRIs, Secretary.
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Cincinnati Marker.

CINCINNATI, February z.
CoToN-Dull and drooplngi mlddling
fIeuR-G Good demand; family at 5000
40 Is.
GRA1N-Whcat, demand good; red 81
30a1 SO. Corn firm ut 53a55c in car and
shelled. Rye quiet and unchanged, Bar
ley steady at 81 GOAL 0j.
GRoCERIEs-Full prices.
OHS-Unchanged,
EGOs-Steady at 20a2lc.
BuTTER-Qliet and unchanged.
CHEEsE-Unchanged.
SEEDs-Clover seed 11tc on arrival and
1l4a1l4c from store.
PRoYIsIoNs-0pened quiet and closed
higher; pork advanced, sales 1000 bbls.
at $99a92h and $22 25 cash; SEE s5a92
so seller and buyer March, now held at
PEE 80 cash. Lard, 12c for prime steam,
now held at 12tc; kettle 12fc. Bulk
meats buoyant but unsettled; shoulders
saStc; sides, 1O4a11 asked. Bacon buoy.
ant but unsettled; shoulders 9ac; sides
11ta12c; closing quiet and firm.
HoGs-Good demand; light 30 Soar 90;
heavy 81 25a7 so.
WiIIsKY-Dull and declined to SIC.
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Ohio Legislature.
COLUMBUS, February

OUHUMDUs, TUUQUuIy q
A Tree trade resolution was discussed in
the Senate this morning, and after being
modified so us to favor moderate tariff,
was adopted. A bill passed the Senate
granting the right Of way TO the Colum.
bus, Springfield & Cincinnati Railroad
Company through the State land west Of
Columbus, and conveying seven acres Of
land for 50 400.
A bill was introduced in the House
the divorce laws so that 1t will
not be necessary TO prove personal vic.
lence and absence for three years in order
To make n sufficient cause for divorce.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February Z

FLouR-Dull; extra spring at s. 90.
GRAIN-Whcat-2ia3c lower; No. 2
spring Chicago at $l29t CASH 81 est sci.
ler last half tho month; this afternoon dull
and unsettled at 81 get cash; 81 90 seller
last half this month; 81 "a seller March.
Corn-Quiet; No. 3 mixed ia3c lower at
4Oatc cash; colo seller. March; this after
noon dull at 40!a409c cash; 5Oa50tc seller
March. Oats-Quiet; No. 9 tc lower at
4Gic cash. Rye-Quiet; No. 9 at SSc.
Barlcy.Advanccd under the bull move
ment 10 Soc.
HoGs-Drcssed iirmer ut IS S0aS S5.
Live active md tlrmer OF 81 70a7 %.
CATrLE-Stcady at So 70aG 90.
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The Arkansas Legislature.-Dcfcat oi
the CLAYTON Party.
NIENpffis, February

The AmidnchGS Little Rock special lust
night says In tho House the Clayton
party met with q crushing defeat yester-
day. In the Hot Springs contested case
three Of the sitting members, oil friends Of
Clayton, were ouslcd by q vote OF forty
four to slSy.thrcc, which settles the mat
Ter as to who has the power In the House.
The Clayton party made q dozen In
elIcCtual motions TO adjourn. There Is
great rejoicing over the result. H.e
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and stock Market,
Nnw Yonk, February I.

AVE-" i Shhy l. ASNuuA -
Gold has been rather week to-day,
opening ut liz, and closing ut 1l14a111t.
Loans were made nt from 4 TO per cent
Clcaranccs, about $4,000. Governments
remained steady at old prices, 5.2Os of 'G2,
'65, new, and ~ being tho most active.
Stocks, during the forenoon, were rather
weak, but after O'clock showed some in
dication of strength, with large sales Of
Lake Shore and Ohio. The market at
the close was firm, and tho highest prices
of tho day were madO. Ohio and Missis.
sippi advanced TO 80, and one broker pur.
cliased 5000 shares, which may be said to
be the chief feature Of the market. Har-
lem advanced from 1873 to125. Money
steady at from 4 to 8 per cent. State
bonds very dull indeed, with but little
change in tho prices of any Of the issues.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills 1901.
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FINANCIAL.
new 7.3O GOLD LOAN.
sAFEl PROFIrABLEl PERMANENT
JAY COOKE & co.
Oder for Sale at Par aud Accrued Interest the
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT GOLD BONDS
Northern Pacific Railroad Co

These bonds Are secured, first, BY First
Mortgage on tho Railroad itself Its rolllng.Btock
aud all equipments; second, by First Mortgage
on lis entire Land Grant, being more than TWCI.
ty.Two Thousand Acres OF Land 10 each mile of
Road. -.
The Bonds arc ircc from United statcs Tax;
the Principal and Interest are payable In Cold
the PRINCIPAL At the end OF Thirty years, and the
Interest Scml.annaally, at the ratO Of SEYEN AND
TnREE.TENTns PER CENT. per 9nnum. ..,.
100, 900 and $1,000.
The Trustees under tho Mortgage arc Messrs.
Jay Cooke, OF Philadelphia, and j. Edgar Thorn
son, President OF tho Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company. I
times before maturity, bo receivable AT TIN Per-
CENT. premium Tor i,iO), In exchange for the
Company'S lands at ther lowest cash price.
lnadditon to their absolute satety, these Bonds
yield an income larger wo believe, than any other
States 620s can, by converting them into North
crn Pacldcs, increase their yearly income one
hiTd, and still have perfectly reliable invest
mcnt.
How TO GET THEM.-Your nearest Bank
or Banker will supply these Bonds 10 any desired
amount, and OF any needed denomination Per.
sons wishing TO exchange stocks or other bonds
for these, can do 30 with any Of our Agents, who
will allow the highest current price for ALI NAH
KErkBLE sEuUKtFIEs.
Those living In localities remote from Banks,
may send money, or other bonds, directly 10 uH
by express, and we will send back Northern Pa.
cihc Bonds at our own risk, and without cost 10
tho investor. For further Information, pamph
let's maps etc, call on or address tho underSign.
cd. or any Of tho Banks or Bankers employed TO
sell this Loan.
General Agency for West Virginia and the I'D.
Joining counties OF PennsylyanlA and Ohio fOf
the sale Of these bonds, and confidently recon-
orally. r. CRANCLE,
jani7OOd President CltJ Bank.
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Philadelphia Mar4et.

PHILADELPHIA, February :,
FLoun-Quict; extra family s. 75a7 rs;
Others unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat steady; Indiana red
81 CO. Rye 81 90. Corn-Unchanged.
PRovIsioNs-Dull; mess pork $23 90
a23 30. Lard 134a13ic.
WHIsKY-Dull and unchanged
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SOUTH AMERICA.

NEW YoRK, February I

New YoRK, February.
There Is news from Bolivia thai
another battle llas been fought at 0ruro,
In which tho government forces were vic.
torious. In tho battle Of Cufagara the
government troops were routed, and many
prisoners taken. The revolutionlsts Of
Columbia have organized. u provisional
government, The adhcrcnts Of tho egit-
Innate government arc preparing forAn Oh
stlnalC resistance. There 10 u rumOr that
Peru and Brazil have formed an alliance
against Columbia. The governments Of
San Salvador and BollvlA have areCd up.
on q new treaty Of commerce,
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, February

BALTIMORE, February Z.
FLOun-Firm; western family 81 50a
8 so.
GRAIN-WhCat dull and dropping; Ohio
and Indiana red 81 5ja1 70. Corn, vel.
low SEC. Oats scarce and firm Mt 57aG0c.
PRovrsIoNs-Uncllanged.
WHIsKY-0ic.
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MEMPHIS, February.
The gin house Of Gov. Alcorn, near
Friars Point, Miss, together with 400
bales of cotton, was burned Sunday.
Loss $4,000. Insured $4,000.
Tho 1uka Springs, Miss, Hotel was
burned Sunday. Loss $4,000. 1t be.
longcd to Price & Terry, Of Memphis, and
was insured for $4,000.
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New York Market.
New YonK, February

NEW YORK, February Z.
CoTToN--Dull and lower; middling up.
lands l5ic, ......,
ping grades,
GR4IN-Whcat dull and heavy; new
spring 81 52al b5 rcd amber 81 Goa
4 So. Rye, oats and corn unchanged.
PRovislONs-Pork, beef and bacon
quiet. Lard 13la13lc for prime steam.
E,ios-Stcady irCsh esa20c; lined 10
A95c.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT PITTS
DURGH.
Whole Block Burned-.e1 so 900 Loss,

.... PITrsDURGH, February z.
This morning fire broke out in Smith
& Porters Locomotive Works, In South
Pittsburgh. Owing to tho deficient sup.
ply OF water the entire block between ID,
Bingham and Carson streets were burned.
Eleven locomotives were burned, nearly
ali light weight and used for coal mining
purposes, and twenty. three private houses
10 occupied by Wood y Co., loss $1,000
insured; 8 owned by VIM, Z. Richards,
loss $4,000, fully insured; loss Of lOcomO'
tive works $4,000; insured for $SO, 900
Total loss $4,000. Fire supposed to be
incendiAry,
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Now York pry t:oOds Marked.
MAN YonK, February

NEW YORK, FoDFUaTy q
There Is but little change to observe In
the features Of the market. Business
generally inactive, while prices remain
steady.
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STATE lES-lllsSOuTlS,ouIi lcll-
nessccs, old, 03i; now, O3s; Virginia, new,
GO.; old, 40; North Carolinas, old, 47si
new, 25t.
STooKs-WCstern Union Telegraph 40;
Adams Express, 87g; Wells, Fargo & Co.,
30i; American 43k; United States A; Pa
cifc Mail, :.43; New York Central, 03I;
do scrip ,sOt; Erie, cit; Harlem, ,l24i Read.
Ing, OSs; Michigan Central, iii; Clcve.
land & Pittsburgh, 10l; Northwestern,
TAI; do preferred, SiI; Rock Island, 1909;
New Jersey Central, 1914; St, Paul, 53t;
do preferred, 7ls; Wabash 52l; do pre-
ferred, 74t; Fort Wayne, 04; Tcrrc
Haute, 90; Chicago and Alton, 1851; Ohio
and Mississippi, 35I; Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati, 50; Burlington and
Quincy, 153; Lake Shore, Oi; Illinois
Central, 1881,
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.
The Conflict Between Paris and Bor-
deaux Authorities.

Inc COuHtCt b6tWeeu t-hFlS uuu bOFs
deaux Authorities.
wt PARIS, FebruaryG.
A decree, signed by oil the ministers
here, has been promulgated annulling
Gambetta's decree on ELECTORAL disabili.
tiles, II maintains the supreme authority
Of the Paris government, and declares that
the elections shall be unrestrained. II Is
believed that neither the government OF
the national defence, the Red Republi.
cans, nor the lmperialists have any chance
Of carrying the elections. The public fa-
vor Of the moderate party condemns the
weakness Of the government, and COM
plain that they were not consulted on the
capitulation and armistice.
BORDEAUX, February z.
NJ. Bcllitan, GARNER Pages, and Emanuel
Arago, arrived here this morning from
Paris. The Project OF Lyons yesterday
reviewed q corps Of ten thousand troops,
all ol whom arc from Alsace and Lorraine.
The Prussians have occupied the town Of
LOus.
lIoRDEAUX, February 2.
The members Of the Government who
arrived here from Paris tclegraphcd to
tle Projects oil all tho departments, last
night, annulling the Bordeaux decree
of the 3lst Of january, in relation
to the electoral disqualitications, as In.
compatible with tho principle Of universal
suffrage. The Paris decree Of the 20th
Of January Is maintained.
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The Latest News.
TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCI-
DENT IN NEW YORK. q.
A Combination of Horrors.
An Oil Train ON Fire Sets Fire to a
Bridge.sA Passenger Train Runs
b In, Takes Fire, aud All Go
Down and Burn UP To-
gether.
Eighteen Lives Lost and Many in-
jured.

ItASNs
PoUGHKEEpsIE, February Z.
Tho accident on the Hudson River rail
road, last night, at New Hamburg, was
caused by the oil traiu bound north catch
Ing fire and setting the bridge at New
Hamburg also on fire. The Pacific ex'
press came up and ran into the oil train
and caught fire also, The bridge gave
way under tho weight, when the train
went down in u jumbled mass. The To-
connective, baggage car, Pullman car and
coach, and sleeping car of the express
went downwlth the crash, Tho engineer oI
the express train was killed; also the con-
ductor Of the Pullman car aud the brakes
man. Several passengers on the Pullman
and sleeping cars, who were unable to get
out when the crash occurred, were burn
ell to death or drowned. The scene at
the wreck Is fearful. A corps OF physi.
clans are there from Poughkeepsie TO at
tend to the wounded and dying, and
search Is now being made for the dead
bodies. Further particulars and the num-
Der of dead and wounded cannot be us.
ccrtained at this hour Doc Simmons
engineer, Peter vassburgll, conductor OF
the Pullman car, and the brakesman arc
known 10 be killed. .i1
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terrible and tremendous evil, ignorance.
The bill went over until tomorrow.
Adjourned.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

U. @. LIST, GIBSON LAAB, aOB AOHRIsoN
HENEY Il. LIST, JOS. sRYBOLD,
pANK OF WHEELING,
WHEELING, W. VA.
Deals in Bills Of EAchangc, Government Bonds,
Stocks, Gold, Commercial Paper, aud all Nego-
table Securities
~ SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLI
LECrIONS.
interest allowed On Special Deposits. -Four per
cent per antium SIX mouths, and Ave per cent
len one year.
GIBSON LAMB, Cashier.
JOSEPH SEYBoLD, Asst Cashier,
mara
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FINANCIAL.
FIRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.
capItaI."............... $3.50, 900.
Capital.

A general Banking, Exchange aud Collection
business transacted wi ID fidelity and prOmptness;
thereon.
Revenue stamps for Rale In sums to suit.
New Fractional Currency and l, 2, 3 and &c coin
always on hand for tho accommodation OF the
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturers, Bank.
ere and othera solicited,
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River Division.
Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Co.

RM@E w .9gs
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
L run by the following sehednle on and Aitet
December 10Th, 1870, Wheeling time:
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LATER.
NEw YoRE, February Z

NEW IUIINI TVUTWuTy u
The following additional particulars are
furnished BY the Western Union Tcle.
graph Company: The tram leaving New
York ut 8 O'clock last evening, met IN oil
train on the Ncwburg draw bridge. The
oil train jumped the track and broke in
two oil cars and tipped over into the pas.
senger train and set them on fire. The 10.
comotivc, cars and bridge were all burned
mp. Three sleeping cars are among those
destroyed. Eighteen persons were killed
outright, and many more are injured who
will not recover.
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RAILROAD MEETING AT NEW
ATHENS.

Great Numbers in Attendance.-AI ore
than Ordinary Interest Manifested
--Business Done Harmoniously--
Addresses By Samuel Boggs, s. Il.
Watson, o. II. Burdelf aud Mr..
Biickeusderfcr (CiviI Engineer.)
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dOfN0 SOUTH.

an AND AFTER DECEMBER A,
" 1870, Trains will run as follows, daily cx-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-08-11
RnD1ANn, Montgomery Co.. Nal.

NIEssns. G. 7 DUsLop i Co, Gentlemen :
AS requested, cheerfully give you my opin-
ion of Busey's Excelsior Guano. have used
II every year since it was first manufactured
and have always been satisfied with lis re-
suits. Last fail used II in comparison with
other fertilizers and although the Others cost
more money | made rs good wheat with the
Excelsior as with the othcrariiclcs | believe
the standard is kept up, ms what | used last
fall was as good as any | ever used.
Respectfully,
June 23d, 1871. IT, u. PENN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-08-11
II. D. PENN.

Mn. ". G. BusEY, Dear Sir: used your
Excelsior on part Of my wheat crop, Just
gathered, and where used have fine crop,
quite as good if not better than where an
piled another fertilizer costing much more per
ton. Have been using your Excelsior Guauo
on various crops for about fye years, and
have found its high STANDARD maintained in
every instance. EDWARD NJ. VEIRS
July 18th, 1911.
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w. G.. EUSEY,
GEORGETOWN, D. @.

That my fertilizers have maintained their
high standard, refer TO the certificates Of
srme of the leading farmers Of the county.
here annexed. ! have many more