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ssIest POETRY.


Perhapst the pretties, thing the late 5aehaaas
Read ever wrote. was the following poem
which was written after The poets return from
Naples and vesavias;
Ny soul to-day il far away
Sailing the vesuviaa Bay:
NJ winged boat, like bird Afoat,
Swims round the purple peaks remotes
Round parpls peaks il sails. ana seeks
hlae inlvt and their crystal creeks,
Who're high rocks throw, through dsepa below,
A duplicated golden glow.
Far, vague. and dim The mountains swim
While On Vesnvin's misty brim,
With pststreiehed hands, the grey smoke stand
0'srleoking the volcanic lands.
Here Ischia smiles Der liquid miles;
And ysnder, blaest nf the isles,
Calm Capri waits, her sapphire eases
Bsguiling to her bright esiate.
| heed not u nv ripping akif
Floats swirl or slow from elif to elf
With dteamfal eyes my spiril lies
undeF the walls Of Paradise.
under the walls where swells and falls
The Bays deep brtast ct interrals
AT peace lie, blown sollly BY,
A clopd apon this liquid sky.
The dsY, - mild. is Heavens own child,
Nish kErth and Ocean reconeilsd;
The airs feel around me steal
Are mnrinaring 70 the marmnring keel.
Over the rail my hand trail
Within the shadow OF the sail,
joy intense. the cooling sense
Glides doNH ny dfowsy Incidence.
Her children, hid the chfs amid.
Are gambelliRg with the xambolling kid;
ur daNn The walls, with tipsy cails,
Laugh on the roeks like WATERFALL.
The hsher's child, with sressrs Wild,
Unto the smooth, bright Sand begailed,
With glowing lips sings as she skips,
Or gAsea At the far-odshiPs.
Yon deep bark goes where Traffic blows.
from Lands Of sun to lands Of SHOWS,
This happier one, lis course Is run
From lands az snow 10 lands Of saa.
Q happy ship, to rise and dip.
With the hlae crystal at your liz
. happy crew, my heart with you
Sails, and sails, snd sings anew
No more, no more the worldly shore
lperaids me with its loud apraari
With dFeamful eyes ny spirit lies
uadsr the walls 81 Paradise
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PROFESSIONAL cam.
CHAs. BELLINGsLEA.Dn.
J. MERIKEN wELLpn -
DENTISTS
Office Wcstminstsr, Nd, ID door NJ
Fdrme's' and lfechaaics' Baot y

AftAs
VNKE pleasure in informing ,hei, g.,
\ and the public generally that is, ,9al
increased their facilities for bps;raas nayh,
are at oil times prepared 10 pey ,ss Ag
operations in operative or meeban 'Ssia ! aHy
tisiry. uea,
Full Sets Of Teeth, $40. SIS and a.
Pure Nit, Ok. Gas, on hand Al IN Nv
DIR. c. Billingslea will coptipss ~ !. un ,l
the following places. 1e 70 vat
Onion Bridge list Wedne.dav
month, remaining until Fridny !" s'ey
Nep IpHdsor. -2nd wedpesdsuv ';sipoon,
month. ever
Unt2ntotcn. Sd Wednesday ever, r..a
remaining until Friday Afternoon "OaAi
ldneyfoea-Sd Friday in every month .
naming until the Wednesday foIlow;Tn,.a n
j.. hERlkEN WELLER will yi.is ~
chanicstowh 2nd Wednesday ofeyey w., NV. W
remaining until Friday noon. '"''Hi
ian lS,-ly
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Dental Notice.

DR. GEO. 8. PouKE, Dentist, otF.,, Il.
IL services at his Oficc, 'usf' By
Saturday. hd
Emmitisburg- Fourth Wednesday A..
I'LL Thursday Afternoon. 'a0'a
heehaniestoWn--Fourtb Thursday Al,,,D,,,
and Friday. 1'aa
Rocky kiigs-First "Wednesday Ans,,,,.
Double Pipe Creck-Fir,t Thufsdav wa
Niddleburg Friday.
Uniontows-seeund Wednesday Ans,,,,,
Taneytown-Second THURSDAY Aflerposs' (
Friday, .
Union Bridge-Third "wednesday Ansr,,..
and Thursday Forenoon.
New Windsor-Third Thursday Ah,rpo,
and Friday Forenoon. m,
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Article ffty-six, Of the Code Of Public General
Laws, e1titlsd "Liceases." subtitle "Fishsries
and Horse Races" be, aud the same Is hereby
repealed, and re-ehacted 80 as to read as FOL
lows
Sec. 10. That any persons carrying on a
shad, herring or Ale-wife hshery, NAV obtain a
license 70 sell spirtuoaa liquors and other things
duriRg the season for fishing for shad, herriag
and ale wives, BY applying TO the Clerk OF ID e
Circuit Court for the county where such fish
cry Is situated, and paving 10 the said Clerk
six dollars therefor, aud usual fee for issuing
the same.
sec. 2 And be it enacted, That this Act
shall take eject from the date Of its passage.
We hereby certify, that the aiaregoing Is 4
true and perfect copy OF an Act passed the
General Assembly % Maryland, at the
January Session, lisa.
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY.
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Hoaie OF Delegates.
APprogsi March 81. ls5e.
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AUGUSTUS GASSAWAl,
Secretary Of the senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House u Delegates.
Approved April lsJ, lS52
CaAFrEz 7T0.
ANAcr

ASACT
To repeal section two, 81 Article fsrty.Sve. O.
the Code Of Pabhe General Laws, entitled
Husband and Wife, Asd to substitute the iol-
losing in lieu thereof.
Seetion /. Be 1t enacted by the General
Assemble Of Maryland. Thai secuap ,We. Of
Article toTty-nVe, OF the Code Of Public Gen
ersi Laws, entitled Husband 4nd Wife be, aud
the sane Is hereby, repealed. and the folloa
ing substituted ia leu thereof.
! Lbs property acquired or eEned accord
log TO the provisions Of the preceding section.
o. married woman, she shall hold for her
separate use, With power Of devising the same
a. tally as it she we're a fszs .ols. or NAV
convey The same By a Joint deed with her
husband, or where the husband Is a lunstic
or insane Gad has been so found upnn inquisi-
ton, aud said hndiug remains uareversed
aud N force, she NAV convey the same a
folly as i she were fsas sole By her SepA.
rate deed, whether the same be-absolate OF b.
way Of mortgage provided that Il she die
ihiestate and leaving children. her husband
shall have life estate in her property. real
and personal; but II she die iutos,Ate leaving
no children, her husband shall have lie es-
tate in her real property, and her personal PRO.
perry shall vest ia him absolutely; any married
woman nay be sued jnintly with her husband
"a any OF the courts Of ID State, OF before any
Justice Of the Peace, on Any note, bill OF ex.
change, singie bill, houd, csotract or agree,
meni, which she may have executed inintly
with her husband. and msy employ counsel
ana deiehd such action or suit separately OF
i1intly with her husband, and judgments re.
covered in such cases shall be hens on tbs
property Of defendants aud NAV be collected
by execution or AiiAehmen in the same uian-
ner as Il TIE aefendaut were rot husband aud
wiIei pros ded, that in al cases where mar
ried woman has made saca contract or agree
msni as fszs sole under the seventh section q
this Article, she may be proceeded against a
therein provided.
See. ?. Aud be it enacted, That this Ac
shall take effect from the date Of its passage.
We hereby certify that the aforegniug is tru,
and perfect copy Of an Act passed The ten
eral Assembly Of Maryland, at the January
Session, is71-
AUGUSTUS GAsSAwAY,
Secretary Of tn Senate
MILTON Y. KIDD.
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates
| AYProsei APril !, lST2.
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IS12.

4 NonPosED Of 500 pounds Of No. Peru
" Wan G, ano and 1900 pounds Of Bones
dissoly d in Sulphuric Acid, Potash and
soda, forming the most universal crop
grower and concentrated durable Fertilizer
ever offered to the farmer, combining all
the stimulating qualities Of Peruvian Guano
ana the ever durable fertilizing properties
OF Bones. Adapted for all soils aud crops
aud in .hae dry porder for Sowing or Drill.
lug in with the Seed. The most prominent
farmers Of Maryland and Virginia, after
thirteen years Experience with
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HUGH DOYLE
InsoIvent's Notice.

John n. Fritz rs. His Creditors.
ORDERED this 18th day Of March,
" 1872, that John n. Fritz give notice
TO his creditors, endorsers and snre,ies. that
the Second Monday Of August next is fixed
for the said John n Fritz to appear in
the Circuit Court for Carroll county. to
answer such interroEaiories as his creditors,
endorsers and snreues may propose or al
lege against him; aud that copy Of this
order be Published in some newspaper
printed in Carroll coauty. once a week for
three successive months prior 10 the said
I'd Monday Of August next As sach notice.
Test JNO. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
mar l6-Sm
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cnArrra 500.
AN Aor


To repeal section 2, of Article 80. Of the
Code Of Public General Laws, title Crimes
and Panishments, sub title Defanlters,
added to said Article hy an Act entitled
an Act to add an additional section to
Article 80, ofthe Code of Public General
Laws, title Grimes and Punishments,
approved April 4, 1870, and 10 re enact
the same with amendments.
Section l. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That section ?, Of
Article SO, Of the Code Of Pubec General
Laws, title Grimes and PuuishIsenis, Sub
title Desanlters be, and the same is hereby,
repealed and re-enacted 50 as 10 read as
follows:
Sec 3. And be Il enacted Tha, If any
Clerk, Register Of Wills, Sheriff, Collector
OF Taxes, Notary Public, or other officers
whose duty it is to collect revenue due the
State Of Maryland or any county thereof,
shall, after the receipt Of the said revenue
by him, wilfally de,ain the same in his
possession and neglect to pay the same
inio the Treasury OF the State or to the
County Commissioners, or the proper
officer authorized to received the same, for
more than sixty days after the day upon
which il is made by law the duty TO pay the
same, or If no particular day be appointed
by law for said payment, and such officer
shall detaln any revenue due 10 the State
or to any eonaty thereof, and which il Is
his duty to collect, and which he shall have
collected and shall negiec, to pay the same
into the Treasury Of the State or to the
County Commissioners, or the officer au.
thorzed 10 receive the same for the space
DISK months after be shall have so collected
theSaine, such officer 70 offending in either
case shall be deemed TO be defanlter, aud
upon indictment and conviction thereof,
shall, IN addition 10 any other penalties
already provided by Law, be for each offence
imprisoned in the State PeniieAtiary not
less than one year, nor more than FIVE
years, unless the amosnt for which he is a
deianlter be sooner paid, and the certificate
ofthe Comptroller OF the State of Maryland,
or OF respective Clicks Of the Couaty Com
missioners showing the accused 10 be
deisulter, shall in every prosecution under
this section be received as pTimd f4tie
evidence Of such deialca,ion, and tire
Judges Of the Courts having criminal uris
diction in this State, shall give this law IN
charge to the Grand Juries summoned to
their respective Courts.
We hereby certify tha; the atore5oing is a
true and perfect copy Of an Act. passed
the General Assembly Of Mars land, at
the January Session. 1872.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON Y. klDD,
Chief Clerk House Of DELEGATES.
Approved April !, isT2
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An ACT


IL continue in force an Act. entitled an
Act 10 regulate and make uniform the
fsss Of CoHstables, passed January SIS
won, eighteen hundred aud sixty eve,
chapter sixty seven.
Section l. BE ii rnreted Nv the General
ASSEMBLY OF Marylaud, That the Act o.
daHusry Session. eighteen hundred ard
sixty Eve. ehsP.-r sixty-seven, entitled an
Act &c regulate ard make uniform the fees
Of Cons'sbles. and which viii expire on the
first day Of april. eirhseen hundred and
seventyfwo, be. and the same IS hereby.
eoriinued in force uuiil ihe General As.
senbsy shall repeal or modify the same.
Sre 2. And be /, enacted. That this A Ct
shall iske effect from April first, eighteen
hundred and Seven;ytEo.
Ne hereby certify that the aforegoing is a
true and perfect copy Of an Act Of the
General Assembly Of Maryland, passed at
he IsuuRrv session. 1872.
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY,
Secretary of the Senate,
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Cllief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
Approved ApEil !. ls52
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nRAKE'S Plantation Biuers, Hostel.
IL ier's Celebrated Stomach Bitters,
Lingari Biiters, a sure Cholera preventive,
DIR. Hooaand's German Tonic, Sehenck's
Seaweed Tonic for the cure Of Dyspepsia;
DIR hoohand's Celebrated German Bitters,
Vinegar Btlers, new and great discovery;
Mishler's Herb Biitrrs, Cloiwor,h's Orien
tai Tonic Bilters, Or. Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry, Hamp,on's Tinc,ure, DR..
jayne Alternative, Helmbold's Extract Bn.
ehu, Dr. Jaynes ENpectorant, VOLTS Arc
matte Scheidam Schnapps, Genuine Med.
ical Cod.hyer Oil, Jayne's Carminatiye
Balsam, McKcllip's Cholera and Diarrhea
Syrup, Shriners Cough Syrup, and Davis
& Milier's Celebrated Cough Syrup.
d. W. HOUCK.
feb . Houeksyille, Nd.
nE.NpRErH's Veg. table Pills, Wrights
Id Indian Vegetable Pills, An1ersou's or
Scotch Pills liolloway's London do. Mof
fats Vegetable Life do, c. p Rogers Tel
egraph Vegetable do, Seheucks Mandrake
or May Apple do, e. 4 S. Frey's Anti
Bilious do, Caphalic do, Mclane's Cele
bratsd Liver do, Ayers Cathartic do, DR..
Towusend's 100 Pills in each Box, HAme's
SarsApaIilla Vegetable Blood Pills.
d. ". HoUCK,
feb 3 Houcksvillo, Nd.
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Price SEQ Per Ton.
j. J. TURNER 4 CO.,
AZ Pratt Street, Baltimore.

CautiOn.--The popularity Of Eek
ChLSloR' as the OF y reliable substitute
for Peruvian Guano has induced unscrupa-
lous parties IN this and other cities to use
oar trade marx - Excelsior to sell their
worthless compounds. Every beg Of gen
uine Excelsior hiss oar name on It ia
Red Letters. All others are courterlei, s.
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Flour. Graln and Feed

Flour, Grain and Feed
OF all kinds, always on hand and deliV.
~ cred free Of additional charge. by
d. W. H0UCK.
feb Houcksville, Nd.
ROUND PLASTER in barrels and
" bags, Pure Bone, ground, in barrels
aud bags, Rhodes Super Phosphate, the
standard manure; Moro Phillips Phosphate
Of Lime, p. Zell & Sons Ammoniated Bone
Phosphate, 0rchlla Gnano aud Soluble
Ammoniated Sou b Sea Guano, Vim,
Whitolock & Co.'S. Bone Phosphate and
Whiie.ock's Cerealizer, always on hand and
sold al the lowest market price.
d. ". H0UCK.
feb 8 Houcksyille, Nd.
HAMS, Sides and Shoulder Bacon,
III Pork and Beef. always on hand.
Clover and Timothy Seed, all new crop,
warranted cure.
Sailed Fish, Shad, Mackerel and Her,
rings; Fine and Ground Alum Salt in large
and small bags; Jacob Richards make OF
White Flint Corn Hominy.
ID. W. H0UCK,
feb HoucksSille, Nd.
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AvAcr

To repeal section eighteen uf Article fly six,
Of the Code Of Pabiie General Laws, eatitied
"Liesnses," subtitle FISHERIES and Horse
Races" and 20 re-shset the sane 50 a. to
read a. follows.
Section l. Be II enacted By he Geaerai As
sezbly q Maryland, Thai section eighteen, Of
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NOTICE.

GALL and see my fine assortment OF
" French Cloths, Gt.ssimeres, and Goods
OF all grades spd kind, at PhiladelphiV
prices.
oct u I. GoRsUCH.
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calrrER les.



To repeal section tweuty-tEo, Of Article fortv-
one, % the Code Of Public General Laws,
eRutled "Fish and Fiahcries," under tbs
head Of "Fai4xent," regulating the right OF
hshing in the PHtuxent River aud its Trihu-
taries. aad re-enaet the same to read as fol-
lows.
Section I. Be Il enacted BY the General
Assembly 81 Maryland, That section twepty-
iwo, Of Article forty oar, OF the Code Of Pablie
General Lava, entitled Fish and Fisheries, i"
under the head Of "Pataxeat, . be repeals4 sad
fe-enseied 90 a. 70 read Is foiioEs:
See - Be Il enacted, No person shall take
or eateh fish IN the waters Of the pata1rnl
River or iss tributaries, with anr gil-ne, or
other instrument whatever, except book and
iine, except citizens residing in the counties
bordering on the said river Or its tributaries.
and Persons authorized 70 DO % b. the owner
or occupants OF the Land borderiu. on the said
river Or its tributaries Aud any persoa % o.
iendiag, shall pay hae OF tEenly dollars, aad
shall togfeiS the boat or vessel aud its tackle.
apparel and furniture, uet, seine Rnd 6shiag
apparatus, and al things on board Of The said
boat or vessels at the tine u eomlitginE tbs
oacnce.
Sec. J Be 1t enacted, That this Ae, shah take
easei from the date Of is passage.
We beTeey certify. that the aiorsgoiag Is true
aud perfect copy Of al Act passed The Gea-
erAl Assembly q AArylAad. at the JaaaArv
Session, lS7L
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AN ACT

AN ACT
To repeal and re-enAet section 20. Of an Act
passed at the present Session Of the General
Assembly OF Maryland, entitlrd 40 Act 10
regulate the Inspection OF Tobaecn.
Section ]. Re II enacted by the General As
sem5ly Of AAryl land, That section 20, Of the Act
passed al the present Session, entitled an Act
10 regulate the Inspection Of Tobacco BE-, aud
the came i hereby, repealed and rs-enAeted TO
read as follows.
See. 20. The several Inspectors having
charge Of the TObacso Warehouses In the CITY
Of Baltimore, shall charge for reeonditioning
aud repaekiog all stayed tobacco, the follow
lag prices, for one or two breaks one dollar
Tor full star two dollars, 10 be paid by The
owner Or his agents. aud Tor redraWinx hogs-
heads Of Maryland and Ohio tobacco, hny
cents, Aad for redrAwing all other kinds, one
dollar for each hOgshead, redrawiag TO be
paid by the owner or his agent, the charge OF
outag shall be two dollars for every hogs
head not exceeding eleven hundred pounds,
and twelve aud half cents additional on eve
pounds, 10 be paid By the shipper OF the to-
baeeo or bis agent
See. :. And be it enacted, That this Act shall
take effect fron the date Of its passage.
We hereby certify, that the aforegoing ia true
and perfect copy Of an Act passed the General
Assembly, Of Maryland, at the January Ses-
sion, lisa
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY,
Secretary OF the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House " Delegates.
approved APr1 /, lsIz.
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TO LUMBER DEALERS.

noDGE & MORLEY, Lnnber Com.
IL mission Merchants, Union Dock,
Baltimore, Nd, keep constantly on hand
YELLOW Pine, Sprace and Hemlock Lumber
Of every description. Cypress Shingles,
SPraee and Hemlock Laths and Pickets,
which they offer to the trade a, the lowest
market prize. Special attention given to
orders. feb "A 3m
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'ExCELSl0R,"

in growing Cotton, Tobacco, Wheat aud
Corn, pronounce an application OF 100
ponads per acre equal TO from 200 10 500
pounds OF any other Fertilizer sold. Uni.
iormity OF quality guaranteed by Manufae
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AN ACT

AN ACT
10 provide Tor the defence Of Officers AZ
Registration, Judges Of Election and
others. who ara Indicted in the United
States Court for alleged violation tf the
Act at Congress, approved May 3lsi,
$50. entitled an Act 10 enforce the right
efeilizens Of The United States to vote in
the several States Of this Onion, and foi
other purposes,
NEEEEAs. j, IS represented 10 this Genera
Assembly, that indictments have been
faand IN the United States cour, Cor ths
district Of Maryland. against suudrr per
Sons who served Is 0fiieers Of Regissra
sion and as Jad es If Election, and
asainsf Others for alleged violation oflh,
Act Of Congress, approved May 3ist
1870. entitled an Act 10 enforce HE righi
efcisixenso s the United States to vote IL
The several States Of this Union, and fol
other purposes, which Act is supposed L
lc in violation cfthe rights 81 he State,
~ regulating elections held under thei
Constitutions and Laws. aud il is the dni,
efihe States to protect their citizens il
the performances Of daties imposed b,
State aaslofity, therefore,
Section l. Be Il enacted by The General
Assembly Of MARYLAND, That The Governor
lie, and he IS hereby requested TO insiEnc, The
Attorney General 10 eater his appearance
and deEsnd thesaia prosecutions, and be is
also hereby authorised to deiiar out Of ,he
contingent fand, Tie necessary expenses of
the defendants IN said eases ID procuring
she attendance ef witnesses, and the Gov.
efnar i also authorized ia mis- discretion to
employ coansetto assist the Attorney Gen.
eras ia defending said prosecutions, to be
hereafter Faia by the Legislature.
Sec 2. and be It eaarted, That this
Al sliali take efsect from the date Of lis
sAsssgr
We berel.y certify that toe zfsregoiag Is a
frsie and perfect copy Of an Act passed
The General Assembly Of Maryland al The
ianansy Session, 1874
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of he Senate.
MILTON 7. KIDD,
Clisf CLERK Horse Of Delegates.
AEprsysd AFsil !. lSTs
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a FLOATING FISH OIL FACToRY.-The
New Haven Palladium of July S,contains
the following interesting description of a
novel boat:
There lies at the Canal railroad
docks a singular looking specimen ofnaval
architecture. 1t appears to be dwelling
house built on the deck of a ship. Upon
examination, it proved to be a floating
fsh-oil factory. The hull Is what is left
of the government vessel Algonquin, and
was sold to persons living in the eastern
part of the state. 1t is now in this city to
receive the Hogle patent drying-machine,
which is made at the works of II. b.
Bigelow. From the manager, Mr.. Tuthill,
we gained the following Information: The
menhaden oil ard guano business has
grown to immense proportions in Long
Island Sound, but the great objection TO
the manufacturing of these commodities
has been the extremely offensive Odor.
The Algonquin was fitted up to remove
this trouble 1t is towed from one end
of the Sound to another, meeting the
menhaden smacks where it can and buying
the fish at Sl50 a thousand. Twenty two
cubic inches representing a fish. The fish
are taken from the smacks by an elevator
invented by Mr. Tuthill, and thrown into
steam vats and then boiled They are
then put into the presses after the water
Is expelled, and the oil extracted The oil
runs into tank capable of holding 5000
gallons. The scrap remaining is then put
into the patent dryers. This Is a wonderful
invention, 1t consists Of a boiler containing
cylinders with spaces between, into which
steam is introduced to operate on the scrap
Ii takes but an hour, and what went into
the dryer as soft scrap comes out perfectly
dry guano. The machine will dry tor
an hour. 1t is also used for seasoning
lumber and drying fruit, doing perfectly IL
a few hours what before required days
This menhaden guano has been aualyzed
by Prof. johnson, OF the Sheffield
Scientific School. and found to contain
about as much ammonia as the best
Peruvian guano.
' Various establishments are taking
immense quantities of menhaden this
summer from the Sound, to be manufactur.
ed into oil and guano. but the Algonquin
and a smaller establishment belongi
in Milford are the only ones viii
manufacture away from the land