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Isaac c. Fowler, tho forme, default
ing postmaster of Now York city, has
turned up in Mexico. The New York
Ereniny Express says: 1.-The story is
that he has long resided there; that he
has the confidence Of the Government
(Which be had here;) aud that it WAS he
who persuaded Loza'lo to turn the cold
shoulder to Maximiiian, which was tho
doom of the Empire"
Currency is flowing TO Now York and
hnaucial matters ure improving, tho
bauks having gaiued 81 900, 900 in legal
tenders Wednesday. Ii the situation
continues to improve in tho present ra-
ito the panic will soon be looked upon
rs one OF the things of the past. The
banks are accommodating merchants as
literally ms possible iu discounts.
a PrrY.-The famous "I.itt!c Church
Around the Corner" in New York is
about to be rebuilt, enlarged aud highly
orDamented. There's an end to tho p@-
culiur identity OF tho "Lttle Church
Around the Corner"
Mr.. Nixon a. Hcmphill and Mr.. Jor.
dan Bennett, OF Chester, died this
week.
Augusta is to have a steam laundry.
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> Friday Morning; ooto ber "a. 1878.
surviv ora OF the aI, xIoa q n war.


The National Association of Survivors
Of tle;;Meaieed War contemplates peti.
tioning Congress Tor pension Aot,
similar to the one passed in favor of the
soldiers, Of the war Of 1912. This mea.
sure was warmly advocated by the late
Governor Geary, OF Pennsylvania. In
consequence Of Ills death, probably ID
failed to become law at the last session
OF Congress. It can hardly fail OF pass.
ing that body when it comes properly
before it. The Palmetto Association Of
South Carolina numbers about seventy
members, some of them living out Of
the State now. They will hold their
annual meeting in December, in Oolum-
bia, and it is thought will appoint repre-
ssntatives to meet the National Associa-
tion and corporate with it in any mea-
sure looking to the, advantage Of the
survivors. These brave men deserve
national recognition; aud the pension,
though small in amount, will be accept
able In itself to many destitute men,
and to oil as deserved tribute to pit.
triotism and personal sacrifice.
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LIST or NEw- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :. !,
Geo. Symmers-Potatoes.
VIM. Glaze]ewelry.
d. @. Peixotto & Sons-Auction.

HOTEL ARRIVALS. October %, 1873
Hendir House-G E Boggs. Charleston;
J B LoviDgston, T Barber, S G.; A S
Barnes, J K .Blaylock, wv Macon, w
] Hagewood. w M Harmon. -Doko; W
D Ramay, 'Edgeheld; Mes II A Meetze
and three children, Miss Il Benjamin,
lexington; " " Hogan, RidgeWay; S
e Hogan, " Hogan, iKingsyille; " D
Il Workman, Canden; Ct N Harmar,
Lexington; S Hook, Rjchland; Il
Peckham, Jr, Nd; CT Ogburn, n G.
Columbia Rote!-J Q Meredith, Hele.
na; a Scheverling. N Y; L S Holt, J A
Bixley, n Q; L G Wood, city; s Q Gil
bert. Charleston; Wm Munro, Union
G Gardner, Charleston; M T. Bon
ham, Edgeield; W T Butt, Ga; j. 81
Stelling. city; F Hart, y F Wallace,
9orkviiie;f Q h Hoger, Charleston; g R
Jones, G .E Reab.l J:Dopgharty .5US s.
9; TSS Boozer, NeMbsriyi R lR Hill,
LaureDs; r W Payne, Edgefeld; " n
Evans, S g; Huight and twenty eight
others, Great Eastern Circus;J Kelley,
n Y G F Dargan. Chicago.
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tiyy59 ySsazSvfs1r
one Will fell TO visit these pletnras while
Aek Eiyah e. Ard whit q them. Ausely
aalli ,Fil regret TINT the, poyArtX .of his
'PAopie 4aFons oblig thenr 10 gay with
sag sasdEness tp Mr. Gqefry. ier5eaell,
Nail AaaAisazaEsss:r Rs. - he Northetr
mail opens G.aO a, NJ, 3.P. M. closes
10 A.oM;, Q Ps!M.s Charleston,opens z
A. M.',I2:3oaP:M. /; el9sesg and s SOP.
N. Western openb, 6 and 30 A. NJ. :;
closes i6landy2 PsM 4 sGresnYille opens
's.45 P.' m.;-closes 6AsAi. tWilmington
opens $3.50 p mr.; closes 9.ao:A:iM.e On
son'd5HRz open = troR .sE ts 1OH sun sun
GREAT CASTERS MrsEtA Cto,npeoted
with the Groat Eestern Circus'iss we'll
stocked and carefully selected Ih useum,
where can be seen the four-legeed child,
General Iittlefpger, Miss zsrIulu, the
Circassian Queen, six cages Of wild
African beasts, Professor Ludcvic, the
"man with the iron jaw" The proprie.
tor and manager, Mr.. P. Harris, will,
in his genial way. acquaint his au-
dienccs with all the particulars of his.
museum. through the agency of we'll
defined descriptive lecture. Mr.. Ed.
Morgan will, at times. be found in this
pavilion, from whom all information
GIN be obtained, and the minutest ques.
tion answered to.the satisfaction of the
most esacting ipqpirers.
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REDUCTION OF THEATRE PRICES The
reduction in the prices Of admission to
the theatre il New York has commenced
in earnest, and week or two sooner
than was anticipated. The Grand
Opera House has gone back to the anti.
war basis Of fifty cents, while the Lam
ber.Di Murska Combination announce Il
performance ut Booths ut prices rung-
ing from 81. 50 down TO 81, Instead OF
2 5OW3. 90, as heretofore. After this
company leaves, the reduction will still
oe in force as regards the dramatic per
formances-thnt is to say, seventy five
cents instead Of sne dollar to the family
CIRCLE. lis tolerably certain that ali
other places OF public amuscm ent in
New York will have TO follow the exam.
pie.
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The Rev. D. Al. Palmer, Of New Or
leans. passed through Charleston on
wednesday, en- route to Walterboro,
where his aged and estimable mother
recently died from the Effects of burn.
Mr.. 7. r. Terry, an operator of the
Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Com
'pany, died Of yellow fever. at NIontgo
merry, ALA on Friday lost.
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y. We take great interest; int this Norths
western \conneotion. In opening the
way for cheap transportation ot-sup-
piies. s.Sa. bsyn, aeas, as.icss.u9si
Implements, &c: .it will develop the re-
sources 6f . richsnineral region, lead TO
thss establishment Of -manuiaotories
along it's route, promote other internal
improvements. aud bring us men, money
and enterprise. It's Importance can
hardly be exaggerated. Charleston, CO.
lumbia and the whole State should be
warmly concerned for it's success.
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A FELL MAN.4Gov. VIM, Allen, f
Ohio. made Senator Morton squeal,
while stumping the Back.eys State. It
seems that Morton sneered at Mr.
Aliens antianity-that is, his sixty-six
years. Here is Mr.. Allen terrible re-
ply to the dilapidated Senators:
"This very man Morton, when lie was
brought before the people. had not the
power to stand on his feet before the
people. Laugh er. The committee
helped him sup, tifonicAl Cheers, and
when they got him up. they bad to set
him in an arm chair, and had TO tumble
ard hunt up an old manuscript that he
had concocted in the deep darkness of
souo midnight, and read it there and
called it speech; Laughter !: Do T
look like q man? lLoud applause,
drowning the speakers voice com plete.
lyi Am [ paralyzed from my lips
down? Laughter There are two
kinds OF Influences which wear away
human life. One is the silent, constant
wear and tear OF time, that takes the
man beyond "that bourne from whence
no traveller returns" which disor.
ganizes al organized things, aaa re-
solves matter back into its pristine con-
dlsion. There is another kind of inilu-
ence that brings or age and decrepituds.
there is vicious early life. There is
PERSONAL debauchery. There is moral
and physical dccrepitude, which is
brought on in individuals, and para
'yses them f.am the lips down. And
yet this man comes and talks about nv
want OF r'anly yisor."
As Mr.. Allen is ono OF the noblest
specimens in TIC country OF physical
and mental robustitude, the effect OF
This shot upon poor Morton must have
been simply overwhelming.
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NERVOUS DEDILITY.-A DEpREsSED,IR.
ErABLE STATE OF MIND; WEAK, NERVOUS,
EXHAUSTED FEELING; NO ENERGY OR AM
NATION, CONFUSED HEAD, wRAK MEMORY,
OFTEN WITH DEBILITATISa, INVOLUNTARY
DISCHARGES. The consequence OF ex.
cesscs, mental oyerwork or indiscretions.
This NERVOUS DEBILITY finds Sovereign
CURE in Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC SpE.
CHIC, No 2S. It tones up the system,
arrests discharges, dispels the mental
gloom and despondency, and rejuvenates
the entire system; it is perfectly harmless
and daiways efficient. Price SIS for PACK.
age Of five boxes and q large So vial of
powder, which is isimportant in old serious
cases; or 81 per single box. Sold By ALL
Druggists, or sent by mail on receipt OF
price. Address Humphreys SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDI1cSR COMPANY, No.
562 broadway, n. Y. For sale by 9 GEIaER
X McGREGoH, Columbia. s. c. Ap14irly
4 book is to be made OF ex-senator
A. S Foots "Reminiscences Of the
Past, which have been running at in.
telminabe length in the Washington
Chronicle for some months past. Who.
ever wants to find out how many words
can be expended in telling few trivia!
commonplaces should buy that book.
Deceive, the owner OF the Atlanta
Opera House, has expended 800, 900
upon the building.
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tcrnal Revenue decided that where n
mcdiciGe is accompanied with the di-
rcctions as TO the time when ana .he
manner in which Tho nr.ic!u is TO be
taken, and the article is put up by the
maker, manufacturer or compoundcr
with the view Of giving such specific
directions directly to the patient, no
matter frCm what source such directions
and such information is obtained, from
tho experience and observation of IL
physician, from medical books or other.
wise, tho style is the same, and it is
similar to the style which the makers
and vendors Of patent medicines adopt,
and is liable to the stamp tax.
The DAVENPORT DKoTHEIs. This
troupe will give an exhibition at Irwin's
Hall, this evening and tomorrow night,
as will be seen from an advertisement
in another column. Their wonderful
and startling exhibitions have excited
the liyelieSt interest everywhere, and
they have drawn crowded houses in all
the large cities Of tho United States.
Professors Fay and Harcourt sill also
favor tho public with experiments in
prestidigitation. These experiments as
performed by those gentlemen, are pro-
nonnced Ivy all who have seen them MS
exceedingly beautiful nnl interesting.
The troupe Lave performed in Colum
bia before, and drew crowded houses
each night, and all who Witnessed their
almost supernatural fcats spoke of them
i'll language of enthusiastic praise, and
we believe we will not misicad the pub.
iio and tho people Of Columbia in pro.
missing them an equally entertaining
performance this evening.
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grave. Turning from the former, The
eye will rest upon two other portraits,
and upon ,hes. j. viii linger long aud
lovingly. Here they stand sido by side,
two venerable Dcn-the Rev. Mr.. Ian
drum and the Eev. DIR. PIumer-ths
latter SO wei! known in this city. As
works Of art. these two pictures are
simply exquisite 1t is hard 10 say
which we prefer; but Of the two, We
think wo incline to that Of DR.. Plumer.
Zach has its own beauties aud merits.
rs likeness, the portrait of DR.. Plume.
is SO life-llic that there seems to be no
good reason why it should not speak to
you as you enter, aud, ns you approach,
why it should not rise and extend the
hand OF welcome. AZ work Of art, it
may be aid o be almost perfect. To the
person Of ordinary taste, the striking
features Of the composition would pro.
badly be tho drapery, tho massive brow,
tue deep-set eyes that seem 10 dart their
light from the dark cavity beyond, the
majestic beard, resembling tho patri-
qrchs Of old-al lifelik and fine 10.
yond question; but we venture to say,
that to the artistic eye, the chief point Of
attraction would be the hat, as it rests
naturally upon the Doctors knee. Here
the play OF light and shade, the pros.
pcctive and the painting, ara all So nd.
mirabie That the hat looks like real
hH, the top Of which could actually snp.
port an object placed upon it, Nor
wonld his eye be less attracted by the
artistic effect of the royal purple chair
in which the Doctor sits-a color so
difficult always to manage rucccssful!y.
Gar limits will not allow US to point out
all Of tho merits of this work Of art.
In the portrait of the Rev. Mr.. L,n.
drum. we must cali attention to tho fold
OF the vest and the gold key that is
hanging within. 1t is difficult to realize
that it is not IL real key suspended from
the modest black watch ribbon. But
why say more, it is all so exoellent7 No
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-07

a JUROR ExcUsED-Rpcently a Juror
approached the clerk ofibe Supreme Judi
cial Court and stated that il would be i'm
possible for him 10 serve.
why Dot? inquired the clerk.
Because I'm deaf, responded The juror
The clerk bad reason for ipcredulity, and
90 informed the deaf man 10 whisper that
he would report bis case to the Judge
Turning 70 bis honor be said mir. Bad.
man, Of Manchester, desires to be excused
What ere bis reasons asked bis honor,
without raising bis eyes from the paper be
wac reading.
file says he is deaf replied The clerk.
He is excused, said the Judge quickly /;
it be is deaf we don't want him il 10 is
liar VIC doD't want bim.
Mr.. Bidman Is at home uow.-NosIUa
~ n TELEGRAPH.
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WoMAN's WICKEDNEss "A writer ia
advising young men on the subject OF ma.
'rimony, says 'Don't marry woman un.
der 'centy. She hasn't come 10 tucked.
ness before them
In reply TO this, Miss FANNY FgRy, Of
The Olive Branch, says al jnst wish /
had hold Of the Preparation Of that With Q
pair Of ioDgs. I'd bottle him MP in spirits,
and keep him for terror TO liars Set
thief 10 catch thief How came you to
know when that crisis in a vcmsD's life
occurs? Answer me that 2 I'll tell you
what my opinion il, and won't charge you
any fee either {. A woman comes to her
wiekedness when she comes to her bus
band and If she knew anything good
before, it MI goes by the board then it's
no more use to her afterwards, than the
fifth wheel Of a coach ! Don't you kuow,
you wicked calumniator, that thunder don't
sour milk more efFeeiuslly than ms,rimony
does woman's temper Come to their
wickedness, indeed Snow fakes ard SCOT
They'd known not The meaning ofthe word
"wieked," II your sex were bIoited out Of
existence !" Well said, Miss FANNY.
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Assault with a Knife Almost a
Fatal Wound.

Our well known fellow citizen, RICHARD
MoRRI Ely, who is continually getting him
self into trouble because of his drinking
habi's and violent temper, cams near u-
flciing fatal wound upon a man yesterday
afternoon with whom be had a difficulty
RICHARD was 10 liquor OF the time, and the
other party was in the Same unfortunate
CONDITION, and the whiskey led to a quarrel
between the two, which ended in DICK 5
s"i2iog butcher knife and slasbing his
adVersary--a man named LLOYD VI. Cha.
BILL, formerly 10 his employ--uuder the
left ear and across the jaw bone, paking
m ugly CASH, nearly large enough under the
ear to lay two fOeefs in, The wound bled
coliously for some time, but was properly
dressed, and il not considered dangerous
ono. BY rare good fortune, for both par
ties, CRABILL tried to dodge tho blow when
he saw it aimed at him, and this caused tie
knife to strike the w.bono instead of The
throat had it been an inch or 80 lower
u"Wh zoe cSrotid artery might have been
cut and death would have ensued as con
sequence. Tho safety Ct RICHARD own
neck is probably due IA that lucky dodge Of
CRABILL.
MoRRTssEY was arrested, and bad hear.
ing before Justice FLANAGAN, who com
mitIed bin to Jail in default Of $500 bail.
We trust that yesterdays experience will be
good lesson to Dick, and lbat he will use
butcher knives hereafter in bis legitimate
business only and not az correctors Of people
with whom he differs. Bntchcr.kuves used
IN that way arc very unhealthy, and popu.
lar taste IL decidedly against tho smuse.
mcnt-- CHmJcylaBd Ne,r., October 80.
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South Branch Intelligencer.
william Harper, Editor.
Of.>. Corhcr Npin ami Ora eel Lane .Sts.
RoMYEY, WEST VIRGINIA.
TER NJ s {:

THREE DOLLARS per annnm-or TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS If paid In ad.
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south 9raneh 9ntrlligeneer.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY, NOV. 7,1s7s.
Reflections on Viewing M un
tain Scenery.

nj ,. suLlivAs
love 10 roam in solitude
And brood in silence DER the scene.
Where Ma ture in her widest mood.
Form'd precipice and deep ravine.
To climb the craggy mountains side, 'e...sa
To breathe The pure. nntainted air.
Than all the haunts of wealth and pride
10 to my bosom dearer far. sr,,
Talk not TO me Of ancient flames,
OF works orart for ages hid,
of kinevsh's exhunned remains r-tF
OF EgypSs towering pyramid. s.
I'd rather on the mountain stand. oEo"i-
View Natures work on Natures chart.
Untouched but by their Makers hand,
Than all the boosted works OF ART FE
All human records pass away;
Historic age and craven stone
Are but mementoes of TO day.
Tomorrow, both alike, unknown. -rt
Yes Ninevah's remains exhumed
Rise not to immortality
Their forms destroyed, again entomb'd,
Will then forever cease TO be.
The twilight Of events that set
Their impress on the human mind,
On llistory's page may lingcr-yet
Twill TO oblivion be consign'd.
But these eternal monuments,
Cp' cared by the Creators hand,
Fit emblems of Omnif otence,
AS erst they stood, forever stand
Records engrav by Deity
With time and change will no, decay.
Blu, until time shall cease 10 DO
Remain as perfect as to-day.
One name aore on all see
Where er turn It's still the same,
For all around presents to me
That loved, adored and honored mans.
And ages hence, when I shall sleep
Low Wondering beneath the sod,
The wanderer o er this noun tain steep,
Like me- will read the name Of Cod
RrssELk GoLD MiNE, n. G.
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

CHARLESTON, Der. 20. '73
Gentlemen Of The Senate and HOUSE Of Dsl.ga.ss :
Up"n your re-ss.embin ing deem is my
duty 10 c'mmuoics'e 10 you st least brief
summary Of 'he condition Of the S,s,e. and
TO cal your attention 20 acme quessioOs con-
nec'ed with the administration Of public If.
fairs .,}g+fFi
rf fINANogs
The following statement will give The con-
di;ion ut the treasury fer tho Gscsl year
ending September 80, 1873: Sd. go,
Balance in the Treasury, Oct. !, ss.s 3 l.e.iT
:, 1872. .gf. Sasa,452 OF
Received from all sources during
the year, 67ass9 e5
l.I ... d." N.I. --
Total subject to draft, 1s-s------ S963, Al 81
Amount expended during tho year
for all nurnoses .- Ir-
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

p0LLARS AND FIFTY CENTS il paid in ad.
vance.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
The rates Of advertising are, for a square item
Iossl or less one DOLLAR AND FiYTY CERTe for
,br,e inseriiOns-larger ones in the sane proper.
lion Each continuance Thirty-seven and half
csnis
Quarterly, half yearly. and yearly advertise
usnis inserted al a liberal reduction on he above
rates
Yearly advertisers disseminating during the
,,sf will be charged regular rates.
Reimbursement TO be considered by the month
or year unless specified on the Manuscript or pre-
,iou.ly agreed upon between the parties
Resolutions of associations, communications Of
limited interest and notices Of deaths exceeding
rEy LINES will he charged ten cents per line.
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NOTICE
To Stockholders in South Branch
Railway Company

"ORk having been commenced on the South
w Branch Railway, the Stockholders are
required 70 pay a second instalment o. 10 per
cent on each share % their stock subscriptions,
on or before the 10th day Of June merit Also,
10 per cent on each share thereafter 70 Be paid
monthly until the subscriptions are paid.
II is 70 be hoped each SHAREHOLDERS will bear
the above IN misd snd, also, that prompt pay
ment will be expected.
JOHN G. HEISKELL,
Treasurer Of South Branch Railway Co.
Romney, May 20, 1873.
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Leaving total balance in the ;ress-
ury, Oct. l, 1879, $243,5 SO
This balance ia made up Of tho following
dis'inc' funds ~ rr
Balance Of General School Fund, 1924, 500 So
F." !" Ho,oi,., (" i' S;i 81 81
y" Fund FOR gent purposes, 5000 %
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MICE lot Ready made clothing, At
IN Nay Is, 1878. n. y. DlWSON'S
, 1873-04-19

{lgnsut at tho conduct Of oortain officials, who,
to avoid having nm, injunction nerved on
thon,, tried to 1ay tho, trhok through tho
city at night, but Tie authorltioa got wlnd Of
their intentions, and as uoon ~ thoy contnohcsa
work, which ,wAa At i. o'o1ook this morning, tho
0ity Marahhl WIS on hand, and Bervet m lniuno-
tton on g. r: Enoe ,ongilloorr, and J: Whistlo,
foreman. At prcsent tho work Is at standstil',
Of raining tho injunction and proceeding With
tho work in n, ,fow daye. 1'hcro 1s ddito little
breozo Of oxotemnnt dbfh oyer tho affair, MD
somo predict serious trouble boforo tho 1hattor
ia Bottlcd.
ClNu1NssAf1, April 18.-Tio visit Of rreadonts
Watson, Of tfo Erio, ind NfoO1ollnn, Of tho A.
lant!c 4 Great Wettorn Nailroads, and other
railroads noar . this city yostcrday, is said to
Wsatern Road III Ohio. inspect tho dopots,
and look after tho general interest. OF. tho
those roads in Cincinnati. It is believed by
many that thor also Ind in viow lookout for
their interests IN connection with tho Cincinnati
4 soushorn Railway, from hero to Ohatsanooga,
party return to Now York tomorrow.
, 1873-04-19

9lr FRANCISCO, April 17.--Commodoro Watson
aied in fit Of spoplexy tnia evening.
PAn1s, April 18.-Tho wife OF Honri Rochefort
~ dead.
MuN1o1, April 19.-Baron Justus Liobig died
Today, after painful illness, agod 70.
Baron Liebig was born at Dar1nstadt May Ia,
laos. Ho studied phyatch acionco al Bonn,
Erlanger, and Paris, aud in 1924 prepared =
paper on Fulminio Acid, which won him the
patronage at Humboldt, who procured him an
appointment ~ Professor at Giesaeu. In 1862
he was made Professor at Munich. His works
are = tAnnalos do Chimio OF do Physique, "
portions Of "The Handbook Of Chemistry" :"
a revision of "Geigor's Handbook Of Pharmacy" !"
"0rgAnio Ohomistry In its Applications to
Agriculture" His ,noat popular work vaa hta
"FAmiliar Lottora on Chemistry" Which has
been translated into almost every civilized
tangusge. Ills contributions to tho ohoalisi-y
Of agriculture ],sye been especially valuable,
and he hnH attained worldwide colobrity by his
extract OF meat which he introduced during tho
Franco -prussion wa.' u.o tho oomm!aaary sup-
plies Of tho Pfnsaian army.