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GUANOS.

WYE have in store and for sale, the follow
w ing standard Fertilizers: -
CAROLINA FERTILIZER, cash, $54. On
time, payable 1st November, with per cent.
interest," S5a. ~ 90
SOLUBLE PACIFIC, cash, S54.
COMPOUND ACID PHosPHTE, cash, $a4.
PHENIX GUANO, cash, S56.40 On time,
payable 1st November, S6e.5O.
Wilcox, Gibbes & Co.'s MANIPULATED
GUANO, ESQ. On time, payable LIST November,
SO.
ACID.PHoSPHATE, cash.. -s25. On time,
payable Ist November, WITH per cent. inter-
est, $28. ,ou,r,s
Jan IL. 1872 q
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SINGER
STILL TRIUMPHANT l!

NOLD and Silver Medals and Diploma awar-
W ded to Singer Sewing Machine at Savan~
nah Fair November, 1871.
First Premium at Atlanta Fair, October, 187Ir
for best family machine. "ie.
for family family machine, with best and most
useful attachments. ,,.. ~
First Premium at Thomasvil1e, November,
1871, for best family machine. -
Gold Medal and three Silver Medals awarded
the Singer at the Augusta Fair, November, 1871.
Diploma awarded Singer Machine at Ander-
son, S. c., Fair, November, 1871.
Examine this Machine.
JOHN H. CLARKE,
Agent, Anderson, S. G..
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County Treasurer shall make weekly remittan-
ces of all funds received according to the pro.
visions s'of this act to the State Treasurer, and
shall forward monthly accounts for said funds
to the State Treasurer.
Sec. 5, It shall be the duty of the Governor
to cause this act to be published in such man
ner as shall in his judgment be requisite TO-
give full information thereof, the expense OF
said publication to be paid or reimbursed out
of the funds authorized hereby to be charged
kas the expenses of said sale.., -
Sec. 6. 1t shall be the duty of each County
Auditor of each county, to exhibit the e'tax
books thereof, showing all delinquent taxes
herein provided for, for sixty days next pre-
ceding such sale, and all persons shall be en-
titled to Inspect the same between the hours OF
o'clock A. NJ and 12 M. each day, Sundays
excepted, and it. shall be his duty to attend
said sale with the said tax books and to furnish
to said County Treasurer, and all persons re-
uuiripg the same, such information as the re-
cords of his Office may afford relative to the
matters involved in said sale, and upon the
delivery Of the Treasurer's certificate of sale,
to execute deed in accordance with section
SO, chapter 13, title 3, of the general statutes
of South Carolina.
Sec. 2. That this act shall take effect from
and Immediately after its passage, and that all
acts or parts of acts inconsistent with the pro-
visions of this act be, and the same are hereby
repealed.
Approved March 12, 1872.
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Tobacco !! Tobacco +!

,TsHE, undersigned will keep constantly on
hand, at wholesale or retail, all brands Of
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, at the lowest
prices. Also, a supply of! opaeeo kept at Mr.
James A.. Drake'st: T am now located at An
derson 6. H, west end of the Benson House,
where viii be pleased to see my old custo-
mers and friends. have full stock Of the
best LIQUORS and Confectioneries, which will
be sold at reasonable figures. Look out for
the Blue Sign.
March7, 1872 IS 3ms
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TRAVEL BY RAIL, WHEEL AND SADDLE
LIVERY and SALE. STABLES
AT WALHALLA and ANDERSON, -,
THOMPSON 81 STEELE.

N,HE undersigned have formed partnership
4 in the above business at the points named,
and have supplied themselves literally with the
best Vehicles, Horses, Drivers and .Ostlers !;
Grain, Forage, &C., for the accommodation OF
the travelling public. +,
Hacks, Carriages, Buggies or Saddle Horses,
can be had at all times, by the day or week, at
reasonable rates; and we are prepared at q mo-
ment's notice to convey passengers from An
derson or Walhalla to the terminus of the Air
Line Railroad, or to any other point desired.
The Stables at Anderson will be under the
immediate charge of T. ]. Steele, and those at
Walhalla under the direction Of A. w. Thomp-
son, each Of whom will give his personal SUI
pervision to the business and spare no pains to
give general satisfaction.
EB- The patronage Of the travelling public
respectfully solicited.
A. w. THOMPSON, T. j. STEELE,
Walhalla, S. G.. Anderson, S. C..
Nov so, 1871 % -
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YOU MAY STILL LOOK OUT FOR THE
WAGON TT

have employed my brother, E. L. CLARK.
who will go through the country with the
renowned Machine, whether you purchase or
not; and If you purchase, will give full and
perfect instructions how to use the Machine
and all Of its superior attachments. <e.n
John 81. Clarke can always be found at the
store Of J. B. Clarke q Son, where he is giving
the Singer Sewing Machine business his whole
attention. Call and see me. -"
'''S--'-0''' JOHN H. CLARKE.
Feb /. 1871 80 =,
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him full release and discharge for all liability
to this State by reason of any matter or thing
done in the course of such Financial Agency :
That said Financial Board shall render state
ment of the settlement with the Financial
Agency, to the Comptroller General Of the
State thirty days prior to the meeting of the
next General Assembly.
Sec. 2. That this Act shall take effect imme-
diately.
Approved March 10, 1872.
AN ACT TO REGULATE THE PAY OF THE MEM
BERs OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the State of South Carolina,
now met and sitting in General Assembly, and
by the authority of the same:
That each member of the next General AS
sembly shall receive an annual salary of SIX
hundred dollars; and twenty cents for every
mile of the ordinary route of travel in going
to, and returning from, sessions of the General
Assembly.
Approved March 1S, 1872.
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Approved March 19, 1872.

JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN AMEND
MENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Be it RESOLVED by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the State of South Carolina,
(two-thirds of both houses concurring,) That
the following article be submitted to the quail
ified electors of the State, at the next General
Election for Representatives, as an amend
ment to the Constitution of the State, which,
if majority of the electors qualified to vote
for members of the General Assembly, voting
thereon, shall vote in favor Of such amend
ment, and two:thirds of each branch of the
next General Assembly shall, after such an
election, and before another, ratify the same,
shall become part of the Constitution, namely
To the end that the public debt of South Car
lima NAV not hereafter be increased without
the due consideration, and free consent of the
people of the State, the General Assembly is
| hereby forbidden to create any further debtor
obligation, either by the loan of the credit OF
the State, by guarantee, endorsement or other
wise; except for the ordinary and current busi-
ness of the State, without first submitting the
question as.to the creation of any such new
debt, guarantee, endorsement Or loan of its
credit, to the people of this State, at a general
State election; and, unless two-thirds of the
qualified voters of this State, voting on the
question, shall be in favor of q further debt,
guarantee, endorsement or loan of its credit,
none such shall be created or made.
That the question of adopting this amend
ment shall be submitted TO the electors, as fol-
lows: Those in favor of the amendment shall
deposit ballot with the following words writ.
ten or printed thereon: Constitutional
Amendment, Article Is. Yes" Those oppo-
sed to the amendment shall cast ballot with
the following words written or printed there
on -" Constitutional Amendment Article
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shall proceed in any other manner than is pre-.

shall proceed in any other manner than is pre-
scTibed in this Act. Refea
Sec. II. Should any officer sen any real estate,
or sell or remove any personal property OF the
head of any family, whether the head of such
family is 8 free-holder or not without his or
her consent, IN violation of the provisions Of
this Act, and of section 80 of Article 2 OF the
Constitution of the State of South Carolina, he
shall be deemed guilty of malfeasance in Office;
and, on conviction thereof; shall, for the first
offense; be- fined in SUM mo- less than hve
hundred ,(500) dollars, nor more than one thou
sand ,86Ql dollars land, for the second ofense,
shall be dismissed from office; and, in either
case shall be liable to the parties for all inju-
ries by reason of his wrongful levy or sale.
Sec. 12 Appraisers appointed to set out the
homestead, under this Act, shall receive, as
compensation, two dollars, each, per day, and
FIVE cents mile for every mile necessarily
travelled, for such services. The Trial Justice,
or Justice of the Peace, who qualities the ap-
praisers, shall receive seventy-fve cents, and
Ave cents mile for every mile necessarily
travelled, for such, services. The foregoing fees
ahaH. be paid by the of6csr executing the pro-
cess out of the property of, the debtor or, in
case Of the homestead set ont to widow or
minor children, out Of the estate of the deceased
BY the executor or administrator thereof The
Sheriff is hereby authorized TO retain two and
one half per cent on every one hundred dollars
deposited with him, as directed by this Act, as
compensation for receiving and paying out
moneys so deposited. -. II, tc
Sec. 12. All Acts, or parts of Acts, inconsist-
ent with this Act, or supplied by it, be, and the
same are hereby, repealed. -
Approved March 13, 1872.
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GUANo FOR COTTON (!
Approved March 13, 1872

NHHE following extract from letter received
Il by,us from Messrs. Wilcox, Gibbs q Co.,
explains itself:
CHARLESTON S: c., Feb. %, 1872.
DEAR S1Rs In consequence of the daily. re-
quests received from planters, we have decided
to accept nliddling cotton at Is cents per pound,
in payment of Guano next fall, and give the
planter benefit of advanced price, at his option,
and hereby authorize you to make sales on
these terms with all trustworthy planters who
prefer this arrangement.
Yours truly 49, go,
(signe1 s WILCOX, a1Bns g Go.
Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.'s Manipulated Guano,
cash, $685. Time, 49, -l1r.
Wilcox; Gibbs & Co.'s Phoenix Guano, cash,
$3.50. Time, S66.50.
For sale by
Feb %, 1872 "a
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above authorized places of registry. In the
registration of said :bonds coupons or stocks,
the number and denomination of each bond,
coupon, or certificate of stock, the act under
which it was issued, and the name Of the per
son, association, corporation; or firm represen-
ting the same shall be recorded, and the time
and place Of registration shall be endorsed up
on said bonds, coupons or stocks, so that the
same bonds coupons or stocks may not be pre-
sented at more than one place of registration:
It.; shall be- the duty. of. the said Commercial
Warehouse Company, in the city of New York,
and the Carolina NATIONAL Bank, in the city of
Columbia, South Carolina, to publish in the
cities of New York, Charleston and Columbia,
quarterly statements of whole amount Of the
bonds, coupons or stocks registered by ythem,
the number, denomination, and the act under
which they were issued The State Treasurer
and Financial Agent of the State, in the city
of New York, shall not pay interest on said
bonds or stocks until they have been regis
tered according to the requirements OF this
act. r-,,. -. ~
Sec. II. All acts or parts of acts contrary to,
or inconsistent with this act, are, for the pur-
pose of this act, but for no other purpose, here
by repealed.
Sec. IL. This act shall take effect immediate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-08-27
Women as Horticuittirists.

Agitation does good, Us thunder storms
clear the air. One good from the discus
sion about women's rights, is to show
women that they can earn their bread in
other ways than by the needle or teach
ing school. Many have turned their at
tention to gardening and farming in a
small way with excellent success. Many
more have, we dare say, tired and failed,
but usually from want OF resolution and
perseverance in the face of difficulties
4 lady in Hartford earned by days
work, enough to by half acre OF land.
On this she has set out and cultivates with
her own hands twenty apple trees, six
teen cherry trees. eleven pear trees. over
hundred grape vines. besides variety
OF smsll fruit, as strawberries, raspber-
ries, currants, etc That this lady has
lost nothing in refinement of feeling by
her out door work, we might judge from
4 note to IN editor accompanying gin
of beautiful fruit. She mentions the great
enjoyment she has lelt in her work, and
says: The fruits and flowers, like angel
voices, have cheered me on. In their
presence have cultivated love for The
beautiful in all things"
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pEMojOMiHH 2c
| E!VOsUlSOs W. .

INCREASEp Ptu.ipns, procured foI all Spldinr-
4 where the rate j. too small ior the disability
incurred iu Ike United states service. Those de.
,iYins ils increase Wi!t write nae 'hC nature of
their disability aud IA What way interfere, with
manual labor uI former ,Uraiuu. Mao stake
when and " here the wound ui injury HH~ TcCciy'
eel or the disease contracted.
An soldier, who received any permanent di-a
bilitv IN the T. >. service ave entitled Ia pension.
l nave blank, which parents OF deceased -ol.
dlerS who arc not receiving pensions, can III Out
them selves, aud forward 10 me. from whicl, VIII
inioua those who wish, without charge, whether
ian ms opinion they can obtain pchsi"h' ny -c""-
Ing cents postage.
BOUNTY Pre- .ured tor al soldiers who enlisted
IA. years, before July -, lNi,who nave not been
paid any bounty.
Men Who enlisted ia the Navy alter July !, 1854,
and who were discharged before their term OF en-
li,lmen expired, eau learn something at interest
by sending me their discharge.
Bounty procured for heirs OF soldiers VINO nave
died since discharge, by reason OF disease CON
tractcd or injary or wound received while IN the
L. = Service, where no bounty has been paid since
JuiY -, lNa.
Bounl, for or years men discharged on nc.
count of Rapture received IN the l. :. service,
where no bounty has been paid.
Soldiers who enlisted for one year in ls,j, whose
discharge were made OUT ~ The heii, but WHO
were NOT finally paid of until months from date
of enlistment, can obtain second nsnlimelt OF
bounty by applying to me
All CLAIMS, buuutIcs, &c, advertised 10 DC pro-
cured By other agents ctn De "A promptly OBTAIN
ell at this oihcr.
All in doub a. 10 whether they have claim.
against the government, will receive information
from this ofce FREE by statiaS their case TO me,
and sending =, cents postage.
Claims abandoned by other Attorneys solicited,
This Il ono 81 Jhe oldest war clam agencies III
the United Str',.. have records OF all Maine sol
diers of thc &c war, and periods, OF service Of
companies OF ne war Of 1877. Address,
GEO. l.. ', EEhs, L. =. Claim Agent.
jull5 Augusta, Me.
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STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, IS TO CHARLES y. KNIGHT, one
Of the ADORE applicants for the ADORE meeting, and
one OF the proprisfors and pen oicners 0r the
oboUe named Meeting House, in sad Eethei.
Tn the name of the State OF Maine, you are hegc
i by requested TO notify and warn the proprie
tors of the Meeting House, known rs the Ietho
dist Episcopal Meein. House, situated oil Bethel
Hill in the town Of Bethel in said County, and
The pew owners in said Meeting House, 10 meOt
and assemble al said Meeting Hopse on Saturday
the twenlytrsT day Of september, A. d. ls,2, at
purposes, VIZ
ist, 70 choose ~ Moderator 20 preside 90, said
meeting.
2nl 10 choose a Clerk.
81 To choose q TrcJ tfrf. Trustees Hui AZ! other
necessary oihccf'
+th, T. See li 'hr pjorric.crl as -aiu Meeting
House an pew owners therein, viii vote u rr
pair said house.
9th, To sec what amount OF money ~aiU prrprie
tors and pew owners ia SAID Meeting House viii
vote 20 raise 20 dctiay the expenses OF said re-
pairs and by what method II shall be raised
OIL. 70 transact nuy other business that may !r
gally come before said uegiinS
And that notice Qt the time, place aui purpuAd
of said meeting shsll lc gwen by posting up Ger
tilted COMES of eaid petition AMI this warrant, one
on the principal outer door of sRiI Meeting House
and ono at the Post ONCE on Bethel Hin, being
another public and conspicuous place IN ,aid
town, three weeks before the lime OF said meeting
and by publishing this above petition and this
warrant I'm the oxford Democrat, aspaprr
printed in said County, ihro0 week. excessively,
the ,ast pnbliSation 10 be fourteen days AT least
before tie time of said meeting.
Given uador my hand and seal ~ Bethel. tl,is
gr,eenth day al August, one thousand eight
hundred md seYcnty.iwO.
ENOCH FOSTER. JR,
Justice OF the Peace.
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pxtriot most desired was to see the nag
OF cur common country, without a star
mi.sin, ssin fioatin in the breeze, and
that eff any gentleman desired to see TO
what perfeckshen the next President he'd
brought turnip cultur, ! shood be pleased
10 show them over the farm, and quail
with them the coolin waters nv the spring
which he'd become ez famous almost, ez
the Pool OF Bethesda"
One OF the Moo Englanders remarked
that the Gag wuz all very well--the tur
hips wuz all very well, and that the
spring was very pool OF Bethesda, for all
the halt and blind. and them with sores,
cOngregated there. but wat he wanted to
know about wuz the tariff on cotton
goods.
Hore, thought |. is trouble. but there
wusn't. At this eritiklc moment, tho
great and good Greeley wuz SO ovcrorn
with the heat that he tainted and fei
from his chair. which ]. with eksl pres
euee of mind. seized him and toted him
TO his room. Ez laid him on bis bed
his ehldlke face wuz illuminated with
the segestion NV smile, ez he remarkt
"Git EN- ont. d--n Gun, ez quick ez yoc
kin"
hev loved Horris Greeley from thai
mint
To avoid the constant danger Nv tive
parties. NV somewhat different views
comm 10 wunst, | immeiitly he'd The
house at Chappaqua altered according tc
this plan;
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RKAE.
FRONT.

The advantage OF this plan is obvious.
There can't possibly DO mix, eli the con-
ductor is sober. The room marked is
for protectionists, 2 Tor free traders, ior
the religious clement, 4 Tor boys OF con-
vivial turn, ) for extreme SoutherncrS
and 6 Tor old time abolitionists; is u
hall running across the house from witch
any one Nv the rooms kin be entered, and
S is where we shell keep Mr.. Greeley
hived when the weather wont admit OF
chopin. We hev the rooms furnished
in accordance with the tastes Nv the peo-
who will sec the inside Nv en-. In the
religious room there will nc tract or
two and 4 Bible left carelessly on the Ia
bic; in the room for the boys there will
be stumps w cigars and n bottle or two
in the corners; in the tariff loom there
will be specimens NV ores and coal. and
in the tree trade room there will be the
cards Nv all the importin houses. | shell
resesvo all the callers, and after aseer-
tsiRin who they arc, shell take them to
the appropriate room, and going out
thro the hall shell conduct the great aud
good HorriS TO EN-, and no kin talk TO EN-
in Satisfyin manner Ez we may have.
az is the case. more than one party, hev
he'd the walls lined, SO that what is said
in one room can't be heard in another -
From this time out il will be easy sailin.
Sich is the power of mind over matter
PETROLEUM v NAsBY,
(Which WIZ postmaster, and witch hopes
10 be again.)
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MANHOOD:
unW IAST. HOW RESToRED,

Just published, n new edition Of Or. Culver
WELLS Celebrated Essay on the radical oHi'
without melicipe) OF SPERMAToaRHEA, OF SIM
iual Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses' ny
POTENCY, Mental and Physical inlaPacty, llhP %
imcnts 10 Marriage, etc also CONSUMPTION, fr
lLEPsY and FITS induced by sell indulgence '"
sexual extravaganza.
as-Price in Sealed envelope, only cents
The celebrated author. in this admirable essst
0l nractce. that the alarming consequences oil
ssfabuse can be radically cured without the d ha
g6rous usa OF Internal medicine or the Application
ss the knife, pointing ont mode OF cure at 9poss
simple certain and efectual, by means OF SnlcA
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself, cheaply, priv ana Td"
icdiiy =, av.rx
sS-This lecture should be in the tands VI every
youth and every nan in the land, ,,, "a
Sent, under seal, in plain enpensa, w. tM ~, ~
dress posrpaid on receipt of six GEMS, or'"o P's'
stamps. 49, ,,,,,u, f,,iao n,,.s
Is cents.
Address the publishers. co
CIIAS. j. &, KLINE a. CO.,
T. q. Box, 4,5Ss. 1877 Bowery, New York.
apr3U121y 80
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Nnn-Residemt Taxes,
Ia the town OF Stonebaw, IA tho County OF q

Ia the town VI Stonehgn,, IA tho County OF Oxford
and state az Maine, for the year lsil.
Tho NlluWiug List OF Talc- on the IIcal Estate
az Ingredient owner, IN the town oil Nt"nrhim,
Tor the year Isl. in bills committed 10 Warren O.
Palmer Collector az said Town, on the srcund
day Of July, ! - lS.i, has boon returned by him
me e. r"us4iuins unpaid ~ the 18th day at
Jane, \. H. ~ lbs his certificate of that late,
given ;hai 70 40" sid tJNc- Interest IHG charges,
are noi paid iHtD the IrrA-iut @. s'id Town.
NitII.l -'lt",u month"; i.uW i.r t.t, ui t,c com
nItucut ul ttr sad Lili, much co. thu Heal b.
l.,te l.1,I to N, hc sUii, lent 10 pay th' amount
due therefor including interest aud charge Will,
without tuttcI notice, bc -Vid at pGbiic auction,
;, the storc of sumner Evans, ia .ail town, ON
THURSDAY, the !nd lay of January, ls1J 1T one
O'Clock l. 81
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In PARIS, by 4. ". HAMMOND.
In WEST PARIS by r. i. YOUNG.

This i the most thorough blood purifier yet lls
covered and Cures all humors from the wore,
scrofula to q common Eruption. Pimpies ann
EIo,ohcs on rho face and Scaly or Rough SKIN,
which are such annoying hlenllslios 70 many youn.
persons yield to the use OF ieW Qottles o. W.
wonderful medicine. From one TO eight O9tuts
will cure salt Rheum Erysipelas, Scald he4u'
Ring Worms, Boils, Scalr Erupttons OF the Skln
scrofula Sores, Ulcers and "Canke." IN the Ao"li
anil Stomach. II IL o pure medicinal extract ~
native roots and plants, combining ~ harlhSpb
Naturcs most sovereign curative properties, wA'u'
God has instilled into the vegetable Kingdom Ior
healing the sick. IL is a great restorer LOT ms
strength and vigor OF the system Those who are
Ianguil, sleeploss, have Nervous Apprehension'
or fears, or aky asoGtioIss ynptqmatic Of weak.
ness will lind convincing evidence OF US ltsb11A.
two power upon trial. Ii you feel Dull, Drowsy'
Debilitatcd and respondent, have frequent heat
ache Mouth tastes badly in the morning Irregular
Annette and tongue coated you are suffering nom
T6rpld Liver or iiRilouspess.n In many Care %!
LIVER Complaint u only part Of these symptog'
arc experencod As q remedy for all slcA cases,
DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, mas a."
equal as It effects perfect cures, leaving TIC ntot
siren gthoned and Healthy. For cure OF haOtuAI
CONSTIPATION OF the Bowels il IS neyeriailns
remedy, and those who have ussi ii for TN. phr.
pose are loud in its praise. In Bronchial lhr"s'
and Lung Diseases it has produced many trul-
remarkable cures, where other medicines nave
failed. SOLD b. druggsts at Sl.O9 per poll!e' fte-
pared al the Chemical Laboratory Of u !
PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo, n. Y. junll'Sm