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70, x,,,, a TR 1s, IEAyF sE . i H. lasr.
70, Nor Fardc southport and wespor, o-
nj .i !; 50 80 III or ak T. Jz I:JO nj s5 Es) r) a
For Dancr ne: a. N Il5. 4:o $50 sni s32p n;y 49,
pcy stanford r). ll:}0 lbs (EEl 2IJ. thE 10
49, r. i:as so 6:jj as ELl m. nm, OIL, A.,
Tor Greenwich intermediate station l. D. il0 n 1i' "'
81 saoa. DIV Mai n lsa1 eYOrI At p u for
Boston, va .o'- ' a"' -c0y1EcriNee TRANS
FoI sCSa a., s'}le Lac ~ - and md ? n and
Pef Conaectat River RaroA Elo N to Northampton
o4 Ia.icr Pro-teuee F,hk Raroai b. l;ls p N II,
For Shore Railway to Norwich AID r'O'''A'' ~
For Seayen aai northampton Railroad nj p m to NORTH
an P New ayen Nj distorn and wande Railroad A hHe
a. F r. Hoa.aione Hoad ga and p n to w,,erbur
EoT S S,aag1 AID Safeas RAILROAD n 80
For B-.ea a N 3 ana' a and also to Sun
C %i Ssn on e Lac DaTngoo Car attached to th'i
F n :ss can procure reached over tbs 5S. a
and FeuIhave Ao a me One ,s No. cour Brcosyn;
by leaving sstto1 i3nato , Law" JAMES IL HoYT, SaDL
NEW Jersey RAILROAD-FROM FOOT o.
~ i az o:sS o and $50 m go
z night ,1 spf Of u sH For BALsrnoRE s sSi NAsiS
ToS s WR, va s9 S s. s!e Psa ace e hs TS
Tps a7 dI rsos.g n R r.
silver Palace arr asessa ne nv Sont ehsng Silver
Louisville ald 81 LOUIS, Nithoi1
m ear, az attached bs $50 and rnn nroug rom new
W 20 For, Wsvne Chicago, without haa Iofs Tor sae [" foot
10 foot Of COr,landtst and st4 B'calSar
wv RANKIN. Gem pi Pas; Ast Nv JACKSON Gerr supt
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. - Commencing Monday. Nov - lsIl
ough Trails viii leave from New Depot FouTth1Te AMI rory
Si' Chicago and E1prss with Dn"iasroon c''
through to Rochester and 81 Abana
M special Chicago Erpe- with Drawing room 70 Budslo
wv kagAri Fais.
,o.E n ma Northern AMI Western Express
ta..1 a. m Special 10Y Express o. iai-riarL
400 o. n Montreal Express tn seepnsosn from se"tof 70 d.
500 r. Ey2ress with sleepnysrs for wserOwn osweso AMI
900 n M Psac Express seepascar for Rochester Bafo
Raj roas aad LOUIS Toledo. caves on san1aYs
t,.cn n 81 E,n,ess sleeringear. or Irny and Abiny
Am To- Al rams runnug ia'1 rom new depo
liIit ~ hefesoioie
~ '''D"' {. H. KENDRICK, General Pssser ser AEenL
COUTH SIDE Il. X. OF l.. |.
Winter AranSemen,s commencing % 1911 from hOo'oven 'ni
Grsu New YORK
IGng A III. Accom- % BaDvlgl
9 D. n REp Pa.caru, b. for beFort AMI fre
4O m Accommodation tlToagA 10 Paicaosse Ga sA
5gy D. H. Babylon Aecclss t.Sl.
a Accammo alton TO- ncrnck
Tue ~ AMI ~ ID AMI aio y m tra o'hH','
Valley 6Tvan tor R'esawa, AVID Fer,sie-h .,..t..,
L. ", DOuGLAA saoeIiatea4eAt
e. TINE rahs&
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Twenty draft horses sold under 500 per head
The above VIII be continued unit. further notice
Mes5rs. Johnston G Val Tlsse at their horse and
carria.e auction mart in East Thrt"cntlst, will hold
the regular semi-weeky SAFE ruesday), the
1G IA inst, 1T II O'CLOCK.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Rallroaos.


PASSENGER NOTICE.-NEW and ONLY
G3RR GESfk I4TSRGA T. H. SsTh H L cEgTR
HARMON y H., PLYMOElH " H. and all points IRON WHITE
MUM '-.No wiTn60r CHANGE OF CARS
p MIIss RAIL Io bs&Sc 5AB ESP gR t rA
Mills RAIL DISTANCE SAVED FROM LOWELL,
r. Nashua Ss Lowell T. r. FRAMING All ho~c oo 1 ,D
HeTIs X p I 9ip Clinton ana tlehe'Is H. ana ,
se.Ss. Bash AL P S al cs I no e
and '0"H Gosc Sis ' Iow i Sp FALL RIVER LINE
yd R s Ssw q ' Rs the m. a. as f' i s jersey c
Ferry. Line arriving
Fan River Passengers for places beyond is point All be
Boat train for level Fielbs points E VII leave Fall River
s;Ss a.l3s ssT' &1 sSa 'a " MAN
II. E. CHAMBERLAIN Sept Concord Y. R.
JOHN B. wISsL0w, sup. EasIua aud Lowell R. .,...,.
+ s MSEH T sao Ie o Ga s5s s r.
j. a. DODGE SapL d. c. ana d' X ald White H. T. r
pEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
The s Tad 5 %af rSPSse1 1T, Ts GS Z 'S world
One OF The above steamer vii cave Pier No - A.I eT egs
Wa railroad West, North and Ei,t
Through can be obtained at Wharf D
Z. destination freight received until the hour Of dspsIials
NORTH RIVER and NETWORK STEAM
BOAT coMPASY Steamer: ADRLPad and Ais leave Ave
glewoe YOnk Hastings Dobbs Ferry Irvngon Naek sing sing
ducd Ny and Tanytown Ferry connect With H. L.
Ri trains
4 LBANY AND TROY LINE STAMERS,
N landing cATsKILL from u r. DAILY SATURDAY.
excepted Fare 50 s.ateroOms. - cents seusT,
VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT With railroads 20 A
reduced rates. c. d. HANCOCK, General Agent
DOR RONDOUT, landing at Cozzens, Corn
Il wall Hesbugh, Milton Esopus The seim-
boats THOMAS CORNELL JAMES W. BALDWIN leave DAILY,
al p N. Pier 81, n. r., foot IATrsonsL
TOR TROY DIRECT.
IL CITIZENS STEAMBOAT co. or TROY.
Steamers SUkNfSDE and THOMAS POWELL DAILY lSatnfuAf
eroeytei) will leave Pier a. foot Of spring Passengers
and baggage checked Sioga an Troy AMI Dos
lon r. II. JOSEPH COHhELL. SUIT
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &e.-Fare,
Il rs. leave Peoksip Nsrsven 1913 and II
p. n. connecting with the railroad
INALL RIVER LINE,
l. FOR BOSTON via NEWPORT.
NEWPORT OLD COLONY
Capt A. q. SfMMONs Capt b. NJ. SIMMONS
From PEA 30 foot o. CAaHbens. al For uekr's AL H
zl AID 5 Broadway and Adt a'
DfuaesaY and no. CalT,-sL BROOKLYN. o tho Pier.
H. Il MMOHS. Managing Director
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aurtion Sales of Eeal @staie

EXECUTOR's Sale--WM. KENNEDY ", Sher-
IL iFs Auctonee 4Pines will sell auction WBDh cDA1
Ami H. the Exchange salesroom Ill Bro AWAY
by order Of the Of Michael Phelan.
plot OF ground the esser SIDE Of Croh
50 s. 81 and 50 Csbyt between Broome and
sp1ng size. T2xlf1 - 1900.
particulars st Aucticneer OHce RICHARD OGOR-
MAN attorney 70 he 81
VNHE subscribers will sell at Public Sale, on
THURSDAY the 18th day Of April next At oeSS P M on the
premises all that LOT Of LAND, FACTORY BUILDINGS ana
fOUNDERY situate FaiTs the City Of Trenton n j. having
Delaware River Of $40 feet being go feet deep %
the river Water furnished said premises by ne
Trenton W. p Co. Conditions made dny Of sale by
KRNDRlCK & RUNkLB
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SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY y, l87L

p..nys, Station HvYork corner Of TEeatyseveaias. and
POurth-avc. Entrance Twenty seventh-SL
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Drooklnn 1Jroprrtn 10 Ect.

ITO LET-A large HOUSE, u rooms, stable,
harm garden IS lots ID ALL surrounded By lde 4ad u trees
corner Ataate-ava Edeve. BrooAu rem 'y Io" @UV"
address w. H. DUNNING No ~ N'ssaust. Nef-iOrS
TgNO LET. foot South First-st, NulamsburSi-
DuCK and BUILDINGS suitable for cevatnr 81 Easc, OF
wholesale -four ami laquIe there Of CHAPLAIN
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SUBURBAN. EOMES.

v , -h steel rails when completed with and ferrv6oets
rms. lacrosse bone on the line OF INC
. e. L. j. For uiorsuo1 as % Iois L''s rams ~"
o. The i-c a-pir 30 4. D. HOPE. ~ Liaeriv-si
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IYnTTE STAR line.

NETWORK CORK AND LIVERPOOL.
NEW AND FULLrPOWERLD SrEAMSHiPS
TIE SIX LARGEST IN THE HORLD.
OCEANIC. BALTIC ADRIArlC
REPUBLIC. CELTIC. ATLANTIC
5000 hurien-JJu0 b. p.
York SATURDAYS. from Liverpool THU rs
DAYS aud CorkH sTboT the day following
ADRIAIIC SATURDAY hpTl q, a. 900 a. IN.
ATLANTIC. SATURDAY. May I. 81 ,sbl ~.
BALTIC SATURDAY Aav "a. 20 5000 q.
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY MAY I8. at2:Jo ..
From the White Dock. Payolia Fefr Je's-y C.V.
Cor all clssan ulnraid combining
SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
Saloons smoking and II mihp sec
motion M Surgeons ali acWaTlees ACCOMPANY
these steamers.
RATES-Saoon $50 god stceags So currency. Those wish
ing the Ola County Obtain Storage
prepaid Certificate 5Jj,
all parts Of America Paris HanJurs
Norway, Sweden Ind a. Australia. China, &c
Excursion tickets granted al lowest
Draits / upWaTi.
For plans and other information, appv the Compllrs
Offices 10 Broadway. Aew-l0ra. j. H. sPtlllS. Agent
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HUDSON RIVER I FAR Bll, At 9A dTST

To close he estate o. Dr. r 7. UNDERHILL, decsased.
HENRY w. HART, AuctlOneer
Wu direction Referee, public anelon
THURSDAY the X X Depot Croton
Me.'cher n T. LAND Onebd Of mie from
Depot aOnng residence Of samuel Sinclair The
and iye scenery ursufpAed view OF the manson o
niles About Eve Of vineyard iu oesIng also
other v For further particulars apply TALLCOA, Ofo'ol
Isning Hudson River r. T.
GUPREME COURT-SALE of a VALUABLE
~ FAR3 sAiTHIoWE suffolk County Long Island VIII be
auction, WEDN EsDAY, Apl r. 1917 o'clock a. the
Hoe q lrs Whitman snatown Braneh l. l. under TIE dfs
H. SSnbr0ngh Referee valuable FARMof about GO
SIathtvn SGfOk County, l. The Improvements
OF large 2tery, double frame hOCsB with wing large
b 1l0J fet With sheds &C. gran4TY to0bOn
Sc cultivation ~ Of cleared land balance chest
al and os woodland The farm veil and desirable i1r
t.ot y.roosss ia paItcas. MULLER WILL
kIAS Z To-. No Pne-sL. kesfOTk
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J. CoLE, AGctOBeer. -
GREAT and positive SALE of 23O VACANT
NJ LOTS Bast EeW beng Wyekof Eler Estate By
The supreme Court under direction Of Charles Brady Ref
CfoOke, Bergen Clement Attorneys James Coles
sou will sell on TUESDAY April l6 q. u at the Commerce.. III
opposite the Hall Brooklyn the follow
iug de,abe Property ncOasye lots Sheridan
UnioBave % lots C0rd1SVe "a Bsy.sye, 10
los on Gr.nt-ave.. Il lots o. Broadway.
finely located the railroad routes Terms
SAL positive Pull particulars At the once Of The Attorneys No $40
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EXECUTOR's SALE
II OF
THE CARvTLLB ESTATE,
Adjoining Huguerct Park.
New Rochelle. Westchesley lOuniv y. Y
a NEW MODERN RESIDENCE
divided eight VILLA PLOTS Of 10 four
public on,
THURSDAY April 10, 1871, az ] D H., the grounds.
modern
soes hennery I'd other bnss four Of
and arden.
Term
ave SeW-Hsven Railroad depot T"entgseven md
fOurihage g. ara III O'CLOCK h TINE for ale
Obce q T. 4. DOOLi TIE attorney
feI eIecstor No Pipe-st or s. DIsGEB Co Auc'iouee
Corner Fourth.ave and EeHiy- ffth-st,
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Goar0 ail0 Rooms.

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED, from about
NAV for fcmy Of sGds chi three VII IN
al hour Of Address win l particulars, a b. Box -IOV
p. o., New-York.
GUNNER BOARDERS-Receved May 1st;
- references former guests ROBT C. FLACK. Stamford.
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Gelp manieo.

GALESMAN WANTED-In the country pro-
- daoe business With $4,000 to 900 to loan on Sood ~ ~
dress ". b., Tribune Ollc~.
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s.ETIC HLANDS'-One mile from the City
saore ISL acres for 225OJo, with rail and pike u
,,, f b. re direct Tl Par mile long, hne resi-
g. cent views he thy slrrourie BY arsoa's res Hes
~ editors Of The baln0Fe sun
49, - ' " THOMAS SASDERSON,
Worfa T.. o. sllnOre County Nd
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N1EW-YORK AND EEW-HAYEN RAIL
H' ROAD

l.. D. RUCKER. Genl. SuDt.
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PASSENGER NOTICE.-NEW and ONLY
4 DIRECT RAILROAD Gud STEAMBOAT ROUTE between CON
CORD n IL, MANCHESTER. n. H. NASHUA, n H., LOWELL
LAWRENCE FiTCHBURG, Mass, TACOMA, n. H.. GENTLE
HARB0R y. H., PLYMOUTH y. H. and all points WHITE
MOUNTAINS, and NBN.YORK.
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
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Carolina Fertilizer, s,l
TRIUMPH ANTI

MMsISGTos. NC, August, 2lst, 1851.
For the largest production of cst,sr =:
the acre. l.0dO lbs. CAaor,SA F.nrr ,EN1
For the largest production Of Whent to
the acre. u 600 lbs. CARoLISA ErRrrlrrsR.
The ahoyc premiums karo for, crops pro,
duced with the use Of the Carolina feftiii.'
ger alone, or in combination With yplan.stisai
manurcs only. and the awarding ef sid
premiums is left discretionary,' ui,hs the
committee Of the Association under .theif
rnles. sa 10! s.sHitiY n.
- SANDERS, OATES q co..
Agents at Chaflotlei
Lancaster, 8. C.
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hiudrance to sacSssa In, business with
mapy young peps is, theyl wish TO in-
dulge in all the luxuries and outfits of
their successful fathers.
s The writer of these remarks succeed.
ed i1s farming on borrowed capital, he
having purchased sloQ acres of good land
more than 40 years ago, with poor build.
ieggs and poorer fences, stsra aldeht Of
81 500 sonsa purchase, Of ,22Q, with
an&eight-year pay aas Jof yearly pay.
m ments and interest annually. These pay
ments were all met when due from the
products Of the farm, aud in, due time
several hundred acres have been added
to the first purchase; from $4,000 to
$4,000 hss been expended for; build
ings, saying nothing about the miles Of
permanent fences that have been built,
and outside investments, off of the farm,
of. equal amount to the outlay on build
ipgs. No other resources but what came
from the farm, aud stock. raising on the
farm, have been used in the above im-
provements. The stock to start with
consisted Of one yoke Of oxen, ONE horse,
two COWS, and 10 or l5 com mon sheep.
The oxen and horses haze been in
creased to meet the wants of the faru,
and cows sufficient for family use, with
g small surplus to sell. The sheep stock
was gradually increased to about 4Uy of
fine wool or thoroughbred merinos.
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Croakcrs who fancy that this country
is not advancing in prosperity, are re-
ferred to the adv. nee sheets of the ninth
census. Those dry looking columns are
ea:a', NJ a:2.s ,i.as, ls... .-;..s za;...a.s:.c :
on the points on which they touch than
any amount Of "spread eagle" oratory
In the first place they show that the
total real and pers' nal property of the
United States was s30,Oos,51s, 5O7 in
1870, as againnt s16,l59,616.O68 in
1860, and 81, 7,ls5,7sO, ,22s in 1850. The
per ccntage of increase in wealth during
the last decade is found by calculation
to have been over SO per cent, notwlth-
standing the i'm nense diversion of pro.
ductiye energy. and the enormous de.
struction Of property consequent upon
the war. New York State, where both
agriculture and commerce are greater
interests than manufactures, gained
two hundred aud fifty two per ceut. in
wealth during the last decade, aud only
seventy per ceut. in the former Que.
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Renovating 4 Worn-out Farm.

The Maine Farmer gives the follow.
ing statement Of how a Down. Easter
renovated and built up a run down farm {:
Nrhe hay had been sold yenr4after. year,
and in conset uence but little stock had
been kept, and, as there was no manure,
no hoed crops of any amount had been
raised. 1t cut the first season he went
on to it just five loads of hay. against
from 20 to 30 tuns when in its best con .
dition years previous. Fortunately he
took possession Of it in the Spring; but,
unfortunately, he had but little stock
and no money.
He commenced turning under the old
sod. He broke from three to FIVE acres
per year OF the worn mowing.ields, so
exhausted they would hardly pay for
going over with scythe. The course
was to break up, sow oats for fodder,
seed down, NOW one year, aud then go
over the same rotation. In the course
Of few years the land had by this sys-
tenn got in so good heart as to bear
keeping up two aud three years
by sowing oats in this way for fodder
lc was enabled to keep some stock the
first Winter, with the aid of the email
amount of hay cut, some roots and corn.
Together with this plan of proceeding
one OF the first operations was to pur.
chase two cows, aud engagc in breeding
swine. He hauled muck into the barn
yards and iog.yards, and besides selling
some pork apd making enough for the
wants Of his own family, had the first
Fail rery liberal quantity of superior
manure with which to top dress field
that had apparently been cropped less
than the other. The next haying season
this field yielded very good crop,
BY this course good start was cb-
tained, and in years Immediately follow
ing that upon which lie first to,k charge
OF the farm, his crops increased in
amount in proportion TO the quantity Of
manure applied, aud as his means of
feeding the land became extensive, his
land in return gave bountitul crops. But
the same course was followed through a
number Of years as was adopted at first.
Grass roots were turned under one or
two crops of hay taken off, and the land
was again plowed up. Muck contribut-
ed to the bulk and value of the manure
heaps, and every means for making and
saving manure was adopted. In ten
years the farm cut 40 tuns of hay, and
by good management has continued until
now, being regarded one of the best
farms in Kennebec County.
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jan Is
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ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE,

This FERTILIZER COMPANY
Community AT THE VERY REDUCED
NOVEMBER,
poand fN ~ -'A"
the LIST Of March
buying time the sale will considered
time when their r ~
of
PHATE will furnished N application to the eAgenta ~ ~ -"'
PELZER, RODGERS co, General Agents
Jan S--sm -strt-1', Bromn's Hhdr; CharIshon, s.
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Farming on Borrowed Capital.

aAn, Old Farmer. writing to The
Aussachusctts Ploughman in answer to
the statement that young man cannot
succeed who commences farming on
heyroMads capital, makes the following
sensible statements answer, as nv
hneinese Ehne 4hAan fa-c.:..e- 49,. LIZ :
eeatar55,'tba success in any business on
borrowed capital wholly or in part de-
pouds entirely on the industry, economy !.
and business tact of the operator If n
young farmer, who is in debt for his
land, wholly or ip part, is found attend
ing to giilsgs aide-waik gossip one or
more days in the week, or takes delight
IN showing "a splendid turnout" very
likely be will be unable 10 pay his debts
1 have known quite a number of young
mon ieit with good farms, but who'owing to
the lack OF prudence, industry and good
management, have failed. I know of
scores Of farmers that began to work out
when of age, who worked several years
aud saved their wages, then bought
farms--mostly on credit--that have
paid up all debts and are now we'll off,
There are several such that commenced
working out for the writer of this article
at $40 or $12 eer month, over 80 years
ago, that own good farms, good stocks
of cattle and sheep, aud money at inter
est; they have sho rcpGsation OF being
good livers,. and are made use OF as
sowu oficers. Farming has paid in
there cases, aud it has been dopc on
borrowed capital mostly One great
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAIIROADI
GyEEzHa2s1-
ss l:lz II; sssE

CHARLESTON, q. G. December 23, 1871,
GAN AND AFTER SUNDAY DECEMBER
" "a, the Passenger Train on the Sot,th
Carolina Railroad will run as follows.,
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Tao New Church Organ. 4
BY WILLIAM ". cAREIros. -

A SEE 81 s
They've got brsa new organ. Sue,
For alltheir sdss and search !; EWk &
They've done juatas they said thsy'a do, 3
And fetched Il into church.
They're bound the critter sLall be ssss, ;
APapn thespreacher's right d - 1,.y,y
TAssSshaisied Up their now msehins B!
In eserybody's sight.
They've got chorister and choir. s'e4
Agin Mr voies and vote; -a'-,.5
For it ives neyermy desire, ~ 9@, - r
To praise the Lord by note.
I've been sister good an true
For I've and thirty year; ,-rs.t
Pys dome what seemed my part to do, y
An prayed my duty clear
I've sung the hymns both slow and quick,
Just as- the preacher read, Sl2 - IA.
And twice, when deacon Tubbs was sick,
took the fork an led
s..1s sss1s now .hs;:> bold, new-fangied- Ways
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GRAHAM BlscUIT.-Ono pint OF sour
milk, one large teaspoonful OF soda, salt,
stir very shick, aud bake On u griddle.
They are delicious.
To REMOVE IRoN RUBH.--Mix fine
salt and creauS of tartar, n.oisten with
water and lay ON the stais; expose to
the sun, and repeat the application if
uecessnr
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THE sTONO PHOSPHATE COMPANY
CHI A RLE STON. 8. C.

CHARLEsToN,
would place then wiihe the reach "
hosrhae for composing with
commented by Planters who
WM RAYENEL, President.
D. A1KEN, GcucraI No. Wharf Cbacstor S G.
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ATLANTIC ACID PHOSPHATE.

This Article ATLANTIC
1872, o
Orders filled will be
PELzER, RODGERS g. CO, General Agents
jan 6-om Brorns HharE CharL S.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-27
wAxuAws, LANCASTER cerns99,, n :,
Tor. p. Zimmerman, E.a., s<etetaai,yy stai etiss

To r. r. Zimmerman, Esq, Steeefary eft6s
Fair eftae cdroiinas. Caaylssts, N. c.:
The following isa correct s,s,sysesls sT
Cotton raised by Stevens & Cureton, on ~
acres of stubble land, which waa atannr,S
with 400 pounds of Carolina Fertilizer, The
following is the mode Of cultivation: II was
thoroughly broken up IL incheB deRp.s and.
laid of in rows 81 feet wide, aud the Fer-
tilizer applied in the drill, then bedasd A.
il on the 10Th Of May, and planted, she. ssIae
day, but owing to tho cool and dry weather.
did not come up ioa siapti until ain0sdsk ths
lst os June. First working il WAS s,,.
around with half shovel and 0iaSs;silv
trimmed outsgith n hoe. Second Workins:
~ was run aTomnd With 8 iaeii er.sh a.
::sf ss..s.:iss 5sis gut s,ith
a sweep IL inches wide. One furroyv ,sta =
row aud thiBned 10 stand with . hoe absrt
l2inches between tho stocks, aadtsfter.
wards IL was plougbsd every t@o weeks
with sweep l6 inebes wide ard 'hdS{s5esah
time nc until II was worked tiye 1timas,rs
The following Is correct statement sfshe
Cotton picked; @ ttsi.a-z6 -1l,a
ISL fIcSing ."...'........,......... .......26A
I'd Picking. ........ ......,....... .lsgs .Alo
ou Ficking-.r............. .s.....,Al2
estimated amount OF UNOPENED MSsarea
p0'iS .ss..-ss,,s.
TOtal. ....s.si ,s2s'
Respectfully submitted,
STEVENS q CUREN0N.
certify 4 weighed the seo,tsu pisksd In,
the adore staiemcnt, and Il is correct.
October 3D. laTl9a 'fis w. AldR6tTAse =
AT the request Of MgssRa.. aTrvass A.
CuhKroS, we have examined the it acre es
Cotton, and tEs estimate made shsys a. tras
to the best OF our obiity.
@ aa d. P.cDURANT.x5
Wa. GRAHAM,
- JOSEPH R0DGES
Preminms.awardeds 10 8TRysss f&; ;Guas-
ron on above certificate.
Weiwill sell the above SplendidlPssiiiisey
Mt Forty-Five Dollars cash, or F:ay nsllar4'
payable list November, wits Interest ss 4
per cent, per annum, deliversd at our Nafs.
house IN Charleston. AGENTS vim ssff a
same prices! sddiOg the fteiGht snIg dilssGES
to their Depe;5.
GEo. W. Williams SEQ: !.
jan 10 ~ = - a+a4s slfsh
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