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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-08
NEwDERRY, s c., Jan. 16, 1871,

NEwDERRr. $ c., Jan. 16, 1871.
MIR. Z l.. McCAUGEIR[N.
DEAR SIR: In answer to your enquiry as
to the merits Of the Carolina Fertilizer and
other GuanoS, purchased from Curwile 4
Mclaughlin last Spring. amounting in nll to
about ten Tons, | take pleasure in making
the following statements:
On 6 ac'cs upland. light, sandy soil,
used $50 lbs. Carolina Fertilizer per acre, and
gathered from each, 1900 lbs. seed cotton or
13 800 lbs in all.
On 25 heres upland, of tho samc kind Of
soil, used Guuno's in about the sumo pro-
portion, and made from this field about II
bales lint cotton per ncre. or 81 bulcs In all, g,
cuch weighing over 400 lbs.
For the preparing and cultivation Of these
lands | followed the same plan us rccom>
mcndcd in my report on Cotton to the Agri-
cultural Society, in Columbia, on 9th Nov,
1862
also believe, from my past experience in
tho use Of Fertilizers, thur they are profitable
with Cotton a' 10 to 12ic. per ill.,, aud viii
pay ut these prices ut least 100 per cent. on
amount invested.
Very Respectfully,
JOHN p. KINARD.
Jan. 25 4-3n
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NEwpERRY, s. G., Jan. II, 1871.
Mn. II. l.. McCAUGnRrN.
DEAR SIR: / used Que ton Of the Carolina
Fertilizer last year, and can certify that it
more than doubled tho crops wherever ap.
piled. prefer it to the Pacific Guano, and
shall use moro Of the Carolina this year
than any other Fertilizer.
Respectfully,
WIN, Y FAIR
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-08
Axes, Trace Chains, &c

20 doz. Collins & A. G. Lees mo-
dium and heavy AXES.
so pr. Straight and Twisted Link
Trace Chains.
Together with good supply of
Swcdc Iron, 2 to 10 inches, Plow
Steel, Tire Iron, Iron bound Hames,
Shovcls, Spades, Manure Forks, Gar
den Rakcs and Hoes, Grindstoncs,
Blacksmith Bellows, Anvils, Vices,
Hammers, &c.
For sale by
r. l.. McCAUGHRIN.
Jan. rs, 4-tf.
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Feb. |, ) 1t

District Court of tho United States of
America. ---Eastcrn District Of South
Carolina.
IN tho matter of Samuel Cohen, Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy.
Elk Partc-B cnj,min MAntouo, Assignee
Petition to sell Personal and Real Estate.
BY virtue of an Order in the above en-
titled cause, to me directed by the Hon.
George s. Bryan, Judge OF the United
States District Court, for the District af,re-
sail, the Lien Creditors Of said Bankrupt,
are hereby notified to appear and establish
their Liens before ne, on or before the Goth
day Of February, a. d. 1871, or bc dcbarred
from all benefit Of the Decree to be made
IN this cause.
Witness my hand this 9th d.y Of Jnnu-
airy, A. D. 1871.
JULIUS G. CARPENTER.
Reg stcr ir Bankruptcy,
2d Cong. Dist. Of South Carolina.
Feb. |, 5-3,.
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Male Academy Lot.

Containing EIGHT ACRES, more or less,
IL plat Of which will be exhibited on the day
Of sale.
The terms Of sale will he one third cash,
and the balance in two equal annual install
ments, payable on the lSt January, 1872
and 1878, secured by bonds and mortgage.
SIMEON FAIR, Pres't Board.
Jan. 25, At.
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JOHN Il. LAKE.
NEwBERRr. s. c.. Jan. 1s, 1871
r. /, hIc(iAIIEIJRIN

NEwBERRr. s. c., Jan. 1S, 1871.
MIR. II. l.. McCAUGIIRIN
DEAR SIR: My opinion Of tho use Of Fer
tiizcrs, and tho result Of AZ Tons purchased
Of Carwilc & McCaugtiriu las, spring, is that
the free use Of good Fertilizers year after year
will add greatly 10 tho value Of The land and
will pay u handsome dividend ns an invests
ment. cannot go into details, but rs an
instance: have land ut my home place that
years ago 1t took 20 acres to make 3 bales
of cotton, now, after the free use of Fertili-
zcrs for three years, will produce a Lae ot
cotton of 400 lbs. 10 cuch acre, and some Of
it more, and last year acres Of 1t yielded
l60 bushels Wheat. Tho last two seasons
have purchased from your firm, some 10
Tons Fertilizers, and Gun recommend the
Cnrolina Fertilizer, Puciic Guuno and Baughs
Raw Bone, all Of which believe to be excel
lent manures and fully up 70 what they arc
represented to bo
Yours respectfully,
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Valuable Town Prop
erty For Sale.
Jan. 25, Am.

TIE Trustees Of the Ncwhcrry Acadc-
mics will offer for sale, ut public auction,
on Salc-dny next, before the Court House,
that valuable and desirable lot Of LAND
l. hn
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&. ID. MELTON, Attorney.
W. Is. Gulick, G j. Iredeli,
Cashier. Assistant Cashier.
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$50 Tons Fertilizers,
ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE,

100 Tons Genuine Peruvian Guano, direct
from the Peruvian Government Agent.
100 Tons Soluble Pacific.
90 Tons Baughs' Raw Bone.
$50 Tons Carolina Fertilizer.
60 Tons Compound Acid Phosphate for
Composing with Cotton Seed.
All Of which sell at the manufacturers
prices, with expenses added. ForApproved
paper or City Acceptance, time sales will
DC made Oh reasonable terms.
Carwiie & NcCanshrin sold 500 TONS of
the " owe lar, spring, and | can safely refer
those who have not used any Of the above
to my friends and customers who havo.
beg 10 call attention to few certificates
from practical farmers as to their expc.
rirnee: II l thought it necessary could
publish any number Of certificates from the
largest md most successful planters IN she
County. who have purchased largely Of the
old firm for the past four years.
ROBERT l.. McCAUGHRlN.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-11
A SUPPLY OF GOOD DLOOp.
GIVEN UP AS LOST.

hesecond thing Is. tho patients must stay In q
possbe 70 prevent kS ceid when ,hs ianS,
sss d lie Sc but z mps, sS n cure
ana .ssS are III SSSny Phys
W. a"s fss Leo as s
because cause they are , In the hoSse they must md
ss s ss q The patents
sSsS &C. gsS e, ' sp g.
tise, and y The great point to gain.
ts,nsy ~ o.ses., sstSs: br. sSasnss. S PSI:
was in these modest words; ' ~ NM Wv" JURY '''
MANY years ago was in the last stages Of
s%e my thought tsas co ap not i've i've
. week then, IKE q drSwning m, man catching at
. perfect cure q me. Il Seemed % me that '
Ses ss, s% r%SS snd
l would spit up more than a pint Of offensive
soSa as bss"n Y sSpsde ny Dough-
fever, pains. and night sweats all began TO leave
with dsaSSt s that could Keep sp from ea,ne TOO
much. l soon gained my strength. anc hive
tSTu was H Weighed shortly after my recovery,
ADDED ne ta sn '@ sn g se %ess
poaDdsi my present weight Is two hundred and
twen,ytye ,ses pounfns ma for years have on.
br. schsnek has diso9p1tinned his professional
visits 70 New-NOrk una Boston. lie OF his SON,
Dr. j. H. schenca. Jr., still continue TO see pa
tents at their Office, No. 10 North Sixth Street,
Philadelphia every Saturday from Am. TO 3P.M
Those who wish q thorough examination with
the Respir0meter VIII be charged Is. The Res
promoter declares the exact condition OF the
lungs, and patients can readily learn whether
they are durable or not. ID. 81
The dircotions for taking the medicines are
adapted to the intelligence even of "a child. Fol-
low these directions. md kind Nature Will do the
@ 20 5. a IN 'sS he dS.es he
three medicines need no other Accomplishments
tirn tho ample Instructions that accompany
them; First create appetite. or returning
health, hunger IL tho most welcome symptom.
When 10 cllnes, rs IT. Will come, let the despair
ing ut offco be Of good cheer. Good blood ntonce
, foppws, the cough looseDs the night sweat Is
hbRted. Ina mort time 10th Of these morbid
sYraptoms are gone forever. ...--
r. 1jr Scl,enelas medicines are constantly kept In
tens OF thousands Of families. As a laxative or
purgativc, the Mandrake Phis are astnndard pres
paration while tue Pulmonic Syrup. US n cure
of coughs md elids, Nap BE- regaraed as pro-
phylacterlc ugainrt consumption IN any OF It's
Price Of the Pp,mon,e Syrup and sca-weqd
dSaNs e p csn,s psx fas sails sy al Sg.
sss ana essSe'e' fe9 Gg- 2. f-urif
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-11
.r. CoEsUMPT1oN. ~ =,
lis Cure and lis Preventive
BY y Il, sCHENCK, MD.

Many aiumnn being has possed sway for whose
Ssss sss ~ ss
Those near and dear TO family and friends arc
sleesina ihe aresmiess siSmSer INTO WHICH, had
. they caaInly adopted 4.......,..rt 49,.
DIR. JOSEPH II. sCHENCK's SIMPLE
f'hH "i' TREATMENT, 'n-hSt '''"
and awaited themseivcs Of his wonderfnily ef1ca.
p scees las X gHaS not c hsye fs thar
wherever suiiioient vitality remains, that vital
IN tins stafefiiant there is nothing presump-
fepreseniatloa that rot thousand .mes s SUBJ H.
stuntiatcd By living and visible works. The
sp ,hs fpre ~ Rr s
qnircs no argument. ltis scif-assurng, seif-con-
The sea-weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills arc the
East two weapons, with which the citudel of the
consumpion originate in dyspspsia and i fsn O.
tionay dis9rdered liver. With this oondtipn
Of the liver, Here then comes the cniminsiins
Ing symptoms OF '''''' 49, w.
CoNsUMPTION. "
The Mandrake Pills are composed OF one Of Ma
lures noblest gifts-the Podophium Peltatun,.
They possess OIL the blood searching, attentive
properties OF calomel, but, unlike calome, they
LEAVE NO STING BEHIND,
Tho work Of cure is now beginning, The Vita
clock, iswound MP. itsrouses from its torpid
patient begins " feel that no Is getting, ut last
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.
Tho sea-vecd Tonic in conjunction with tho
pills, permeates and asslmilates with the food.
Qualification Is now progressing without It's pre-:
the cure Is seen 20 be at hand: There Is no moro
fatulence. no exaccrbation Of the stomach. An
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier evor Va,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-11

THE DAILY SUN, % A YRAR.
,.t.ip. Te.mlnsn.Iy .ssssss .a ne
pendent, and fearless W polItics. All tSS nsvp
rom eyerywhere. Two cents 9 COPY by maiI
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-11

sEMI.wEEKLY SUN. % a YEAR.
OF tho same size ana general character %
THE WEEKLY. but with Q ereatsr variety of
miscellsnOusresdnns. asd furnishing the news
10 It's subscribers with greater FRESHNESS. because
hoomes twice week instead OF once euly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-18
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 07-QUADRUPLE SHEET
AMUsEMENrs.

BOOTHS THEATRE
LAST WEEK
OF the engagement OF
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH,
who will appear
MONDAY, TUESDAY, FRIDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS,
RICHELIEU,
and ON THURSDAY EVENING and
SATURDAY MATINEE,
BERriUccIo,
THE FOOLS REVENGE.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, April 10,
MIR. Law RENEE BARRETT
Tor tho second time in the new Domestic Drama Of
JuNQuILi or
ONLY A HEART.
Seats secured six days IN the Theatre at its
Branch Ticket onlce at Dtsou Co.'S Music Store No. I'll
Broadway.
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Matinee Wednesday and Saturday.
eth AVENUE THEATRE. EVERY NIGHT Ats
- Sole Lessee and Manager ...M e AuSuSrIN DAILY
&C. is' NJ sA III 'Hs' q! siRi' 1ssss;
Is" cIsTTkR. NC csaaac,er:
=, u .,r. NEWS Paysss George rssss:
!!,isss,. s rs. L s':; s b,, T.
and Saii Kat, st c%1;sa amy Amos
aAhk'ksS Ar nSE MONEY
. TMs saas . and a
TOMS amusing comedie.,a OF 4 THOUSAND YEAR, Mr.
no% Tore so
a19ss OF Ss afps NIGHTS
Guided arrangements with the grea, favorte American
''''" Miss CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG.
reS ssss ne
for h'. ' ~ so DcasSn T nvns NV MAY 1871
Full particulars in future advertisements
rrodnc,on in gorgeous style Of the great original oca
ESSES fEsAhE i 3seS s sHEFF4MDs
Win rs s ss y sS ssn
nSSs xF5K an YbS R c9%s
Matinsss " Wednesday and Saturday At 2H O'Clock
Nov Is THE TIME
oSx ;sf;i Fa TENT 'ss' so e; ss
MILWAUKEE Il Il, 81 sfcAL SOCIETY,
which takes place on
wED fsSPAsE r snIa 81 4 HdREr T. 1871
n
' ny FSo ,si1 sSsTs VIZ r.
w NO PosTPoNENENT.
The sale of tickets will close saturday, April aS and
sold By that time the Of the
' 5000 IN CASH Ssr To nE DISTRIBUTED.
gitt 8e5, 2250o0
gs e ~ S,
~ gs s1s 'a ao",
and 1000 other Cash G on sm3nn'ioS to *soco
All prize. win pail day alter tho drawing: Par:
tickets collection through the express companies The
". X. JACoBs, Pr..ideui Milwaukee Musical Society
T. /. BAKER, Treasurer. Cashier Milwaukee National
Wis, is the authorized General Agent.
Apply ''' "''s'' ''''"'s sSIlrBERga CO;
nm HEMrsrED, Milwaukee, Wis.
Tickets can aso BIO had at the drug store corner Of Eighth
nue. and twenty music 81 Eowery. near
!I.rls%-fost ssSI iSgd Jer.sy ciy.aisS
avenue. Hoboken-iy7 Washington street.
H. hAHSH!SS e s 4RF aA hkiSns's
W., No . i fit.h .s avenue pl,ns;,u,
ROBERT to
ns %FG!ssai co. as
John Da q The most celebrated
E s ss:,, Ss2 + 5 dssS:,. E%'sIs's
rnE i 7 tR R'ss; sur
3 3:%;: M.Es ss d Richards. < S. cas
Ga% Eo. Hart p shs,Sss a. Asr + Becker Fs
= nsSsass; rai Il"snsr can %sSS
''''-' and many others Of equal celebrity.
y,e AT t Gallery. No. s. Fiji avenue day evening
~ TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, April % and 2s
sos ai,asf s66sSs i'isvifiL Auctionccr.
EVENING TELEGRAM
Ia now the recognized Local Evening Daily of the city
'A' EVENING TELEGRAM
Contains more fresh all the other evening papers
combined.
EVENING TELEGRAM
Reports all tina, happens worth reading up four O'Clock
each day
'"' EVENING TELEGRAM
Gives Special Reports rom ADany, washington ana
Europe.
EVENING TELEGRAM
independent OF party politics. Editorials crtcise all inn
portant issues.
'"' EVENING TELEGRAM
Has the Iareca, circulation Of ali the evening papers
EVENING TELEGRAM
At any newsstand of all the newshoys and wherever
paper "a sold.
The - ..
EVENING TELEGRAM
Two cents a cory, 80 cents month, SO per year.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TNIvORCEs. LEGAL DIVORCES OBTAINED WITH
~ publicity. Apply TO WIN. y. HARPER, No.
Murray street, near broadway personally or by letter.
Advice FREQ Of charge.
TIATs-F0R GENTLEMEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS. FOR.
III MANS, Fourth avenue, between Twenty.Duh and
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
l. FoURTEENrH STREET THEATRE.
Lessee and Manaser.... ...-.......;.;yT A. DOW
s0s D''e'I Second WEEK or Ti SEASON aSHA AhhSh
Mr. DOW complying with the expressed desire TO Miss
KEEsE IN .hs best play written Dy Boaeieaa and IL
which she recently made the great success OF season
:" ''''''' '''"'' piHiiutNrRD DOWN;
TWO LIVES Of %F N NARY LEIGH.
on the stage Ts IL sss? FRSs the PRESS
Fash audiences hed theatre to o,erao wing.
= Ct IT, sssoos ss e Of
MATINEE Il E s5SEo szrrHDAH
SD T ThEATsE e coosSiiSSSEE,
BUTLER d hfirSSaodSsiy' opposite >. ssso.: Manager.
MEME ShEf s e SS H 5SsSSlD
ritz IT, R nSxps 4 81 f III .PGs: oF.r
rhse he EN- AVID
bo l'srhx q' IS sab h pcNkl Flight
-. AsnckoET AND NosToNI
Goes FAT asssD s49IE1 ARP SFEwAh
Together Vim sse E Hsggsis COMPANY
Doors open At 2; curtain rises q o'cioct
N the osnAr s$ Essy s's#F rAosAsr
RICHARD III RICHARD H.;
OR, THE
BATTLE OF BOSWORTh FlELD,
koaMosb Mr. rHEopoRE HAMlLToN
KING HENRY fl........ mr. CHAkLES MOhION
BUCklNHHAM..... Mr. u. y. Su e " FL
TkAssFI fITzdERALS
P ERE 8 e Sssfg sASSSs
paDa xSS ~ Miss HAWTHORN
For full cast small bills
The play will no presented with all iss
Acf ELSuAsa n n n ELABORATION,
PERFECTION IN SCENERY,
SPLENDOR of COSTuMERY,
GATHERING PROFESSIONS,
UHEQU ALLIED MAGNIFlCENCE OF APPOINTMENTS
(I Tss BROADWAY.
Marvellous success Of our interninabc Artists,
The STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
Brilliant establishment, powerful comh,nai1n;
WORLD. Hun,ireds turned away nightly
The beautiful BALLET PANTOMlME, with
entire NEW SCENERY, NEW PROPERTIES and effects,
artistic to the extreme, PERFECT In EVERY
RESPECT, and rendered with coDsummao
excellence that Knocks all parallel
Three separate Tronpes appear In the BALLET
The GREAT HUNGARIAN DANCERS the
KlRALFY TROUPE-ten in number-
aud entire BALLET. soldiers, villagers,
&C., IN the PEARL
FL N1So sppis, Ahf'
JAvAN, THE HAMMER
Mr. VIM II. wHALLEY IVAN.
Miss BESSIE SUDL0W as YELVA
ADD WEAVER s1f vl1s the 'Af BOZ %h fifty Others
80 Matinee "Wednesday and Saturday.
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w ANOTHER TRIUMPH
LEGITIMATE AND BRILLIANT COMEDY
The gratifying success of Foote's
EVERY EvESiNSi TSTIL + -F EIHGk NOTICE
HIS LAST LEGS,
with aSS 9. w 81 be
Mr.. LESTER WALLACK, Mr.. JOIN BRoUGHAM. Mr..
sSaeoib M Sr wfGEiaMsoa M n LAkAsAS
htSfAs1 Mrs. Mr. John hA sEsro Nj.
'HAof' an" sS SihsIsp MATINEE. APRIL %.
THE CAPTAIN OF ThE WATCH.
First time IN Twelve months
In which the Following artists WIN arpear:-
y M thiIIk yEALAcE Mr sGHN BM 10 M
Mr. j. LEONARD, Mis-, EFfia ahsMoa. Mrs Join
sEF1oSM''' 'HA oThE sPa s'osTs
are for The present unavoaby postponed in consequence
u ''' ''''' ''AE TH 4 LIAR
w SATURDAY MATINEE,
A AsHI Il 4 IL h Il 4.
(hrst time In twelve months)
HIS LAST esT LEGS,
Thn n sGwUF eminent s s as H aM
Join .iLkfRT NJ. \; I. KiisGaSh5, Ma y, EiSA
Miss ERie VS. and af obe,
MRS =. B. coswAy,s PARK THEATRE. BROOKLYN.
BENEFIT or MIR. J. W. CARROLL
Mr.. and MIRA F. B. CONWAY INV AND THE ENTIRE CON.
FRIDAY, APRIL 81, BEssrlr OF MARIE BATES.
MRS RB coNwAl's Park THEATRE. BROOK
~ ynf9 s, srng July AM Aa.nss, .-.o,
Brooklyn. Agents for Mra Y. b. Conway.
pRYANT's OPERA HOUSE, rwENTy-rHIRp STREET.
ms fsGiis ssSSSrs nIssfSSSs NIGHTLY
Every Evening Al and Saturday Matinee az.
TIf GlIAItESas DANCE. meg THE aH yArs
oAOpLr LhS AL aaosa THE HAY, so CHEMIST
rN shhlq Shs Gf II TUE BsS S3sFSf Den AsD
McAndrsws' great character Of the Charcoal Man.
=, Ne.e seymour Dave Reed Little Mac. Dan Bryant:
FAMILY MATINEE siTun DAY, AT U'cLocK.
u D. q. My ), isal '' eo''o.". "'''..
cs Lannon'S Se wnra XII uy w ps
d.rsncd TO purchasers Of Tickets abssn, or pre,en T
g psslin. 81 ssssag street; inspa hotels. bemoneos
" "A".' SIS Broadway.
i STONE MURRAY
WILL EXHIBIT 4 s sAsS 5y,s SKATING RINK,
Monday, Tuesday "a sSSHs sITg Apr andes
'I % AHS$fi l 1 fsSiS l. t.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DFsIGN-rHE FORTY.
IN sixth Annual Exhibition of Pictures and sculptures Ia
opcn day and evening, Twenty third street and
Fourth avenue.
MUSICAL.
A TENOR WITH GOOD VOICE AND CApABILITY,
IN familiar with the Episcopal service, wishes engage
ment In quartet from ls May Address j. O. Herald Office
A MEXICAN MUSICAL AGENCY, s1I FOURTH AVE-
"a nue-.CompeteDt orRanst aud singers teachers ~
misr furnishes at short notice. For particulars 10
HENRY SCHKoEDEh Director
AN oRGANIsr--OF TEN YEARS EXPERIENCE AND
N competent to cad, wishes position from May j. Adj
dress w. W. care OF Professor Abbey No. 81 Bible House.
A COMPETENT YOUNG LADY TEACHER WILL
~ give lessons on the piano. ut moderate ierms III West
ThirythTd street.
CINGJNa LESSONS GIVEN ny KARI. FORSEs. Isl
- East Twenty-sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-18

A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE WANT BOARD WITHIN
"a one hours ride Of CITY Hal. prisa.c family prefer Ell
f particulars - 10 eyYeaa0s OF access, &C., see
Acuress u. Ia. r., box l,5i, New York Post oass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-18

90 WEST rHlRTy-FIRsT srREET.-A PLEASANT
~ iron, Room, With Bocrd, to let, 10 a single gentle
ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-18

~ WASHINGTON ROCK MOUNTAIN HousE.-THls FA-
w vorite will reopen June 1t Is situated on top
Ridge GOO aoovs the level country the
line Central Railroad New Jersey; one hour and
quarter by raj! from Liberty street possesses all the adj
If inland places In the purity and tempera
Of atmosphere extensive shady grounds ana magni
vieyva For terms, DC, address JOHN WOOD, No
East Twenty.eisLib street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-18

GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD FOR HIS FAMILY,
"A consisting of wife and Nurse will stay all summer;
terms must be moderate; references. Address box si6
Herald Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-18

slfIH STREET 1896, NEAR LEXINGTON AVENUE
III Rooms With hoard, May |, 10 families and single
gcneucn; house and location very desrsble tel mod
crate for the Bunm reference.
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DoARD AND TWO WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, Fo
ID gentleman, wife child and above Seventeen
street far from $50 to S week give full particulars
no notice taken Address ups0N, Herald Office.
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DSTH STREET, NO. 2A, WEST "A GENTLEMAN
- and wife single gentlemen obtain fur.
nshed Rooms with BoaTd In private family. References
required
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-10-13
The harvest in France.

The grain prospects throughout
the French departments are far bet
ter than what is generally supposed.
Though the yield is less than that
of previous years it is by no means
as short as what might have been
expected in a country which for
nearly a year was engaged in des-
perste struggle on its own soil with
the armies of neighboring Power.
AS a whole the wheat crop will be
deficient; but the other erops--oats,
rye and barley-will make a good
exhibit. The figures which we sub
Join, taken from French sources,
will enable the reader to judge OF
the prospects:-Wheat is very good
in three departments, good in ntwenty-
three, tolerable in nineteen and mod
crate in thirty-four; oats are very
good in thirty departments, good in
forty-four, tolerabie in seven and
moderate in five; rye is very good
in eight departments, good in sixty.
tolerable in eleven and moderate il
two; and barley is very good il
twenty three departments, good il
forty-six, tolerable in eight and mod
crate in one.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-10-13
ooMM1ss1oN MERCHANTS.

L. Q. Rawson, Jas. Moore, Joseph L. Ravson
J.L. RAWSON d co.,
CToRAGE, FORWARDING COMMISSION
- Merchants, Dealers in Coarse Salt, Fine Salt,
Dairy Salt, Land Plaster, Calcined Plaster, Water
Lime, etc. Having purchased the entire property
known as the Fremont Warehouse and Steam Ele-
vators, at the head Of navigation on the SanduEiy
River, we are prepared TO receive, store and ship
Grain, Lumber, Merchandise and other produce.
Ofiee, at Fremont Elevators.
FREMONT. II