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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14
Maryland.

Geo. R. Bowman, Esq, Of that place (;
elected director OF the Hagerstown First Ma
tional Bank
Messrs. l.. C. Smith aud W. l. Hammond
of Hagerstown sailed from Baltimore last week
for Halifax.
Rev. T. L. Grimm Of Frederick who lost
his horse aud buggy by FIRE, has been given
1925 by his Pensioners.
Rev. Mr.. Hendricks of Ellicott's Mills, and
pastor Of St. Patrick's Catholic Church, MI
Savage, died recently aged 80.
4 lock tender named Wyland at Two Locks
on the Potomac, was drowned IN the canal
last week. he was asleep at the time.
One Ison a Baltimore pailtcr, was fatally
stabbed at Glen Rock, Pa, recently by Wm.
Lynch, with whom he had dispute.
Mr.. John Eagle, temporarily of Beaver
Creek, near Hagerstown, was badly kicked by
horse. whilst currying the animal last week.
The Brewer brothers, of Georgetown, who
shot Mai J. L. Clarke on June so, in Ba,ti-
more for wrongs done to their sister, have been
Indicted in the Criminal Court Of Baltimore.
The Upper Marlboro Gazette accounts for
the absence Of marriage notices 10 its columns
by saying, 10 effect, that all the cooling doves
90 to Washington where splicing is cheaper.
A trip Of ministers connected with the Meth
odst church south Of Baltimore Including
several from Washington will be made to
Richmond during the month of September.
A lead mine discovered several years since,
in Frederick county, is about to be worked by
Mess,s John TroXell aud Charles f. Kuukie,
$50 acres of the lead-bearing land having been
leased by those gentlemen.
Lieut.. Col. McNulty, president Of the Socie-
" Of the Army and Navy of the Confederate
States in this State, says il is the purpose of
the society TO remove the remains Of as many
Confederate soldiers buried on Northern soil as
may be practicable to the Loudoun Park Gem
etery. near Baltimore, whilst others may be in
TERED in Southern cemeteries. For this pur-
pose the aid Of all in the South is solicited who
may be interested in the undertaking. Amounts
collected may be RENTED TO Captain +. NJ.
Colston, care Wilson, Colston & Co., bankers,
Baltimore.
MoBTUARY: Augustus Schultz, Of Freder-
ick, aged Il. Mrs Edward Herring, Mrs. Jos.
NJ. Eberts and Mrs Col. John B. Thomas, also
Of Frederick Mrs Ann e. Bitter, of Mt.
Pleasant yicinage, Frederick county, aged 60
Mrs. Kitturah Johnson, formerly of Dorches-
ter county, at Washington city. Miss Cora
Bell, of Hagerstown, aged Il. Miss Julia
Harden, Of ST. Mary's county, at Providence
Hospital, Washington Mr. Chas. Sc ton,
travelling agent for a Baltimore hardware house
accidentally shot himself at Iodmout last
week. Priscilla Brown, a colored centenaran
Of Westminster, aged los years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14
Heavy Law Suit.


Mr.. G. W. Koinor, Of Fishersyille, Augusta
County, Va, has just entered suit in the L. S
Court Of Jackson, Miss, in behalf Of himsel
and sixteen others heirs of the late Joseph Il
johnson, to recover property which is estima-
ted at nearly 100000 The history Of the
suit is that many years before the war George
W. and Joseph H. johnson, two brothers liv-
ing in Roanoke County, Virginia, were given
bytheir father $40 600 each and started on, in
the world Joseph located at yicksburg, as a
banker, in partnership with Shepherd Brown,
and the firm was said to be one Of the wealth
lest between ST. Louis and New OLeaus.-
George the other brother. located 10 Louisiana
and became large laDiioldor In Grants
march oncircling yicksburg, some Of the Fea :
cral troops passed Georges house and on his
Offering resistance to their depredatious shot
him dead. His property was wilIed to Joseph.
After The death Of George this brother came
10 Virginia and died while the war was still
going on Among the property is said to be
2OS plantations in Mississippi and louisiana
The heirs, except Mr. Koiner, reside in Roar
oke County, Virginia. and East Tennessee
The case will be commenced il the Court at
Jackson, in October
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14
That $4,000 Package.

0, r,,,, o. i,,r;ll D., rs,,or,bo,el n p,cket
.,r,,fri,, ca oa7 e5 r,s ,nys,erispslv alb
s.-qt,l n,m ne Cash room IN The United
s,.t.s T,.,s,-v o.. W,Aipc.,n II aisap-
.....,l .l,.-f,s an. ,,,r,., lrsire.. boprs and
en- r.., l.,l. .,r-,.,..,, anal local ~ re-
,.,;, $500 f,.f. n, s,,,,l,, last tbo
v-..,s--,., .,..s..iyc, ,o,r silently WORKING
c.-,,..., o., q li,,.Iy t,af succeeded in catch
i,, ,le ,1rpri,s Bspi b Hslleek clerk in
tbasl,l. r,,m was arrested in New York. rs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14
Southern Shots.

Florida expects to ship one million pine
apples this year.
An effort is being made to form State
/ Dental Association in North Carolina.
The aggregate value Of church property in
Louisiana is Sl4 ,000,0 900. Il Is exempt from
/ taxation
Mrs. S. ". Maurice and Miss Mollie EpI'
of Kingstree, s. c., have given bell to the
Methodist church, there.
The ladies' Of the Presbyterian Church, at
Marion, S. c., had a Lady Washington ten
party on the 9Th instant.
Bishop Gross of Savannah, has built ton
churches and college in Georgia, and has
magnificent cathedral approaching completion.
The colored Central Club, of Columbia, s.
c., celebrated the emancipation of the slaves
in the West Indies, on the ID, by an excnrsi' n
to 0rangeburg
"An Intense Sufferer writes the Charles
ton, s. c., NelCs and Courier lamenting the
absence from our Cruelty Societies OF one to
check the wrongs heaped upon wives by their
sisiers-iu-law.
Miss Louise W. King, Of Augusta, Ga,
has been presented with diploma by the
Royal Association of Great Britain. For
what?
Mrs. Julia Clements, of WILLIAMSON, S c 1.
has invented patent hens nest. 1t does not
hatch the torpedo chicken.
A gentleman in New York recently donated
$4,000 for the support of the Missions Of the
Methodist church among the colUred people Of
South Carolina.
Fred Meyer, of the Southern and Atlantic
Telegraph Office in Columbus, Ca, has iu-
vented machine by which the operator can
fan himself with lis feet.
The Rev. Ellison Capers, of Greenyillc, S.
c., has been elected TO the rectorship OF Christ
Church, Macon, Ga, made vacant by the re-
signation Of Rev. Banjamin johnson.
negro arrested in Savannah, Ga, had
liue gold watch, Of Liverpool make, (Rosheil
in his possession. Name Of man Robert Jones.
Says he is from Virginia.
The clergy Of Knoxville, Tenn, have signed
a petition that an approaching execution shall
be private, on tie ground that public exocu-
lions are domoraliziug.
Messrs. w. y. Blackwell 4 Co., Of Durham,
y. c., received an order accompanied with the
cash, for - 600 worth Of tobacco one morn
iug last week from one house in San Francis
co.
The orange crop Of Louisiana is beginning
to attract attention. The fruit is sold on the
trees OF $40 a thousand The last crop a
mounted to G,25o 600, which realized o net
profit Of $4,000.
severe rain and wind storm at Marietta,
Ga, has caused heavy loss. a fve-story
chair factory was Frustrated, and the contents
destroyed. The whole country was suhmcrg-
90, and many house chimneys shattered.
1t is well settled that rice was Grst planted
il South Carolina on or before 1888. But il
was never considered profitable until n better
kind was used than that first planted, in 100.
Rice was planted to a considerable extent, and
in ITO was generally planted.
MoRrUARY: Capt Drury Nunamaker, q
Lexington Fork, S. C.-Mr j. J.. Corrigan,
Society Hill, S. C--State Senator Il. g. john
son, Of Columbia, Fla.-Mrs. Mortimer Clio
yer, OF Orangeburg, 5. C..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14


And August.
Commander \. j. Drake, L. S. Y. is dead.
The yellow fever at Font Barraucas aud
picte1s, Fla, is subsidius.
Bancroft, the gmybcarjei historian, is can
.Iius about Newport on black horse.
Ex-Traasury Chief Clerk Avery is arraisned
IN ST. Louis on three WAisSey Fraud iudict-
uouts.
Senators Thurman and Sherman spoke at
Mansfield and Lawrence, Ohio, last week in
favor Of specie resumption.
Tle Grand Opera House, New York, is sold
to NTs. Ellen II. Pike, widow OF its former
owner, for $4,000.
Mrs. Susan Bell Of BtI'eville, Ohio. died
suddenly Wednesday week at the residence o t
her daughter in Omaha.
Charles Kcmble Mason, an actor Of the old
style and Of past era, died in Brooklyn last
week.
Il is proposed in Rochester, Ny, to get
up q fund TOR the children of Donaldson, the
miss,u. ta'lo0aist,
Gatchea H Sons lumber yard and thirty
thousand feet Of lumber burned in Chicago
.ast Saturday.
Alexander Hamilton. son ofthe great states
man, died at New York recently aged ninety
years.
After O,:oser a lightning mail train will
be run between New York and Chicago, with
out stops, its schedule time being "A hours.
Hon. Jesse O. Norton, formerly United
States Senator auia prominent public man
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14
Death Of Dr.. Hugh II. Mcclure.

re learn fIon tie Winchester Tines Dr..
Hugh II. Mcclure died a. lis res,dencaja thu,
place on Monday LAST, Ao 9Th instant, in The
18th year Of I.sags He belonged TO a gene
ration which hes br. few representatives, Ie't
in the community 10 which he lived. he vas
a great man ia his profession, and so regarded
by bis profess tor1l brethren at home aud
abroad. During che active years Of bis life
his reputation was such as thatbo bad patients
from adjacent Counties and States, and many
Of iscases were reported 10 ,le medical jour
nails 81 the day. lie leaves two sons rromi-
nsnt 10 Gle profession Of Medicine and Sur
ge-y,-Drs. Hunter and Wan ?. NcGulre,-
che former w,,,-knova as tlc Medical Director
Of the armies Of S,oleaan jackson aud bis
Successors
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14
Political Points.

Senator Morton Spoke at Urbana, o., last
Saturday on the money question.
There is q deal Of talk Of sending Hon JEFF
Davis to succeed Andrew johnson il the Sen
ate.
TIE Democratic opposition 10 Tammany
Hall, in New Work, is formally organized It's
name The Ironing Hall Democracy, and its
motto War to tho Knife and The Kuile To The
Hit.
Tho New York SIN says its latest advices
from Ohio, and from Republican rs W. i as
Democratic sources, are that Allen will proba-
bly, he elected Governor By from $4,000 to 30,
600 majority.
Congressman Holman, the prospective Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor OF Indiana, says:
&" While eventually the country must return
must return to a hard-mony basis, as the only
one which is thoroughly scientific and honest,
| am Of the opinion that the time for taking
the initial measure has not yet arrived"
a scli-styled Conservative writes the Wash
ington Star long communication in which
he unb0ltles and airs the foaming rhetoric Of
his mind at the expense Of the late Democratic
convention at Baltimore, styling il "'ing,
" Baltimore ring" polluted ring" etc.
Indeed, the whole letter has in itself pecu-
liar ring, that Of disappointed political am
biton.
The latest suggestion abou, the next Pre5i-
DENTAL contest is made by Washington cor
respondent Of tie Dostoa HcIGH He thinks
that if the two great parties nominate weak
men, MS they arc likely to do, there will arise
a splendid opportunity for centennial
President, nominated and elected without con-
yention or partisan combiaation-thc peoples
choice" The correspondent, thinks all the
" greater newspapers of the country would
support such a candidate, and that bis name
would inevitably be Charles Francis Adams.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14
BradleY's Super Phosphate.

At reduced Prices, and terms 70 suit the times.
MARINERS, do not fail 10 call and examine our
stock. and read our certificates. IT, most q
our patrons and friends wc EeRd circular, giving
the experience Of the best farmers IN the country
with these standard Fertilizers. We hope they
win read them carefully.
IN jefferson county the Bradley Phosphate
speaks is own praise from IL results and We be-
lieyc is in more general use and favor than airy
other article offered in the market
The Sea Fowl GuanO is manufactured BIZ the
same old reliable Company, and j. preferred by
some 10 the Bradley. There can DC no mistake
ia using either Of them az their reputation IS too
well established for the manufacturers to run the
risk Of altering or adultcrating them.
WASHINGTON 4 LTPPITT.
Agents for Jefferson, Clarke and Frederick
counties.
Aasll.t q. 1sEs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14
Tuesday, August I7th. Is75,
The Following Property, to-wit:

The Following Property, to-wit:
Nine head Of Work Horses, chiefly young and
valuable;
Five Colts, rising years, rising years
and sucking;
Six Mich Cows, Of them with Calves BY
One Bull, % Faltening Hogs, 80 shoats, or
8 Sows, and some Pigs;
Two Farm Wagons, and one bran new log
Wagon which had built TO ORDER inch tread,
locust hubs aad fellows With rubber complciei
One light Wagon with shafts and tongue, for
/ or Horses Cart and Gears;
Two new H7gerstown Keller improved Grain
Drills With GuanO Attachment;
One old Eiloughby Drill In working order
with GuaBo Attachment;
One ofPags's Dorsey Wheat Rcapors, Bug
~ Grain Rake;
Two Wheat FAM, Runyan, Montgomery
Rockaway-b both leading Fsus;
One Thresbing Machine, Guisers patent Ia
good ing order;
Two Patent straw and Fodder Cutting Boxes,
large sizo. ? old style Cutting Boxes;
One Water Car, Hew Grindstono on friction
rollers, Jackscrew;
Wagon Harness complete for 5-horso tcame
with Housings for same, Pl0w Gears for S.horsc
teams;
and horse Decks make;
Two fourfq1are HarroTs, Thfibblc, Double,
and Single Trees;
Five Double Shovel Pl0w1p2 Single do, ?
Corn coverors, Grain Ladders and Sh9lgings;
Grain Grades, Moving Scythes and Brier d.,
Two Cross Cot Saws, Lightning"
"Lgmberman's Own"
Half Bushel Meagures, Grain Scoops, Rakcs
Forks, Shoyels, Msuccks, digging Irons, bog
Chains, Blasting Tools, Stone Brakers, haul ana
Wedge, &c, &c.,--in word everything usually
found upon a well furnshed farm, which arc
chiefly new aud in good condition.
Lot Of new Collars, Brides, Harness, and
PlOw Traces from ny storcj
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14
NTusicnI 40 cintion.

4 7 meeting Of the Musical Association
n Thursday evening, July 2gth. 1915, the fol-
lowing Resolution was adopted, and ordered to be
published in the FRFE Pass;
Resoired, That the Treasurer be and is hereby
appointed a Committee 10 publish notice that
all members who have not paid their dues for
1915 prior to Sept /, 1875 viii be stricken from
the roll.
Aug. Z, 1875. By Order
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14
The Ch2rlestown Academy.

TE7HE next SESSION Of Charlestown Academy win
commence SEPTEMBER STH. The Princi-
pal has soeureda as assistant Mr.. +. X. LkANELL5
q graduate of Washington 4 Lee University, In
the departments Of Latin, Greek, French, German,
English Literature, Chemistry and Mathematic'.
The high standard of graduation at the Unver-
sity Is n sufficient guarantee OF bis proficiency in
all these departments
Boarders viii be received into the family Of
Principal, and treated as members OF hi house
bold. Application should be made Immediately.
For particulars AS 70 the course Of study, &c,
at the Academy, send FOR catalogue.
WIN. II. KABLE,
August 7, IS75-N Principal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14

Mr. Charles Willougtby, editor and proprie-
Tor Of the Ice county, Va, Sentinel, was re-
emily married to Miss Emma Couk, also Of
That county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14

If you have been drinking too much, which
however you should never DO, a dose Of DR.. Bulls
Vegetable Pills will place you in good condition
again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14
FEATHERS FOR SALE.

TWO No. ] FEATHER BEDS for sale low
they are Of The bet quality Inquire at
FREE PRESS OFFICE.
June %, is75.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14
jefferson institute.

TENHE next Session will commence MONDAY,
SEPT. 18th. Every advantage for a thor
ough course in English, the Languages, Vocal
and Instrumental Music will DO afforded. For
terms apply TO
August7 I, lS75-3m. Mrs. A. NJ. FORREST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14
Lessons in Music.

III in Music, Instrumental and Vocal, to classes
OF males and females, (separately) and opersons
individually, beginning Wednesday, September !,
1875.
Aug. Z, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14
GElRLISI0FI TIHlLB SEHIEAlY.
Washington s. Lee University.
LEXINGTON, Va.

TyNHB NEXT SESSION Of this Institution will
commence the TumD THURSDAY tlCth) on
SEPuuags, 1876, a,d continue, without interris-
sion, until the fourth Thursday in June. lST0-
The Instruction embraces thorough Ciosstcoi, 1T
crarg and Scientific CoHses, together with tho
professional departments Of Law and ENdiSEEn-
Iys.
The entire expenses for the session Of nino
months need no, exceed $500 or $40, according
to tho price Of board. Arrangements are also
made FOR messing, by which students may reduce
their expenses to $500 per session.
For further particulars address
q. w. c. LIB, President,
or
WIN. D0LD, Clerk Of Faculty.
July 81, lS7j--5m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14

Tic Supreme Courto l Appeals of West Vir-ia-
sails ia session q; this place. Tas Coa-; IS c.m-
posed o., Judge ilayuoaj Hoffman aaI Moore
Judge Raymond presiding. Hon. o. $. long is
Che Clcrk, Mr. b. +. GaliaLcr, Crier. and Master
Turner Ashby Bsau, Page.
Tbc following business Ass been transacted 10
his Court since our las. issue:
J W. Holidays Executors vs. Joseph Nyer.
and q. NJ. John l9, Jefferson count continued
snt Che nest ,eru.
Ruah Ann Savjer, Ajmir'srats'N. VS.. Jacob
SNYDER. Jefferson cHuutt,-Grrutd rut suIHiit.V
Lucas and Green Appellants @. NJ. B-.Za90F-
cr ilr Appellee.
Esrom Slircrvs Samuel Howell aiujeisira.or
Jefferson county, argued agd submitted; J- NJ
B,asou tor Apps. aat; -. %. Traver- toe Appellee
McKai-ht G. Bro. vs.. b. c.. Washington. Je...y
son county, argued and submitted W. b. llav
ers tor Appellant, a. b.. Kennedy 'og Appellee
Eu Simmons ga. Jacob Trumbo, PeudI-trI
county. argued and submitted; A. e. Snyder ta
Appellant. ~. ~. F,icN Tor Appellee.
G. b. Eou.s va. L. I. S5i,.r GO 90, Jefferson
county. argued and submitted; George Baylor
fos Appellant. q. G.. Green for Appellee.
The following cases have been continued unit
che next term; State of West Virginia VS. Bait
more and Ohio Railroad Company, Mineral c1un
Is; John Mcclure, Admir- vs. d. j. johnson, Zen
t'cioD c.lrfyt J.. d. Courtney, Admir- VS. 'rfu
HOPKINS, Nlud.ctru county; T. q. Grove VI,
Sguer .slgs of 'aUt cluaty- Grant county Nu
Meow EN'r So. VIM. Mccoy ter,rees, Fcu.-c
tHg coG1t.i JAS. B0-gs, Admir- SIS. =. johnson
Aau'r, lluui...n county acrr 4. Itircs, ADM.
rs. ~. u High, hiuera. county; -. FtarJs tA
SIS. H. e.. saunders Admir-. fcrt.-,1n county
rrr+.srrr. ava died. and ease .uu.l State q
West Virginia vs.. 81. Gilmore, A.-..1. county.
Au1r0lal and sune-s.l.ls h1, b.eu allowed ID
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14
70 ACItILss,
Which IS a choica piece Of LAND.
TGrrns Of Sale:

On the Land, Onc-Third Cash, balance IN Two
equal nnnal payments with Interest and secured
b. Deeds ~ Trust on the property sold.
On the Personal property Credit of Six
Months win BE- given on al sums over Ten Dollars
Note and approved Security required with Inter
est from date. Interest RENTED n paid promptly
when due. Sans under Ten Dollars Cash. No
property 10 b. removed until terms arc complied
with.
Sale 70 commence at 10 o'clock, i. ".
~ Sale Positive. No postponement on &C
count o. weather.
July 81, LISTS. J. s. MELVIN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14
PUBLIC SALE.

I WILL sell az Public Sale at my farm noar
! Browne shop, about midway between Duf-
hsld's and kearneysyillc, on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-14
10000 OAK SHINGLES,

and from to 10000 Feet Of OAK FENCING
PLANK;
Will offer at the same time, the piece Of LAND
lying South Of the b. a o. X. r., and immediate
~ in front Of Nr. Baylis Trusse's supposed u be
about
20 ACRES
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-17
For Sale low for Cash.
BY
Bea&Yy BH o. & Som
I IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
ONLY FORTY DOLLARS A TONI
GU AN AliANI GUANO.

An important ratural Guano-a genu.
inc Animal Deposit. a Cargo of 500 tons
now on the way to this port. This Guam,
;nve great satisfncti"n IN Virginia and
North Clrolina the past season. Circula,
md certificate sent on application.
Prof. Wilson. Of Baltimore, Md say of
'his Guano "By a critical examination
'ftEc analysis Of the various careocs YOU
ave imported. st"king feature is the
srcat regularity in The percentage of the
'mrortant constituents essential for the
production orall crops"
Prof. +. y. Gcnlh, Of Phii.delphia
'"nn.. says: "Thc Guano is evidently OF
.niniai origin, and The minute bones
Shich were discovered in tho same indi
'aic In Il II is the result Of tn. decay O.
ats. mice. Ne. TIE quantity OF urg"ni
natter which is >Iiil present is about II
Der cent, aud this yields about ~ per
ut. of ammonia. \ portion Of The
'i'octn is pre- ent as nitric acid, of
when about 3 per cent wera found. All
he r'rogrn present would be equivalent
about "a per cent. Of ammon; a. The
mo ph Vie acid in the Guano averaged
bout I23 per cent, equal 10 27. 8 per cen;
Zone Phosphate. y con. ldcrabl,
."anilty OF tie phosPhoric acid how
ilr: - present as so-cailcd neutral Phos
'hnfc Of Lime, which, being slight,
oinblc in water, renders the Guano a,
l'iGk in its action rs corresponding
quantity Of Supcrphosphatcs would do
'hc small percentage Of potash which wnt
QUAD in analysis adds to its value. From
II the experiments which have made Of
he Guan"hani Guano no doubt can exist
hat II IS II valnah.e mlnurc.'
Prof. II. g. White, ofthc Georgia State
agricultural Society, says : GAS shown
y the analysis, this Guano contains, ir
:"od m oporI"n, All inc elements whicL
src gcncraily considered as ot value 70,
plant food, AMI the ferns sul combnr
iohs IN whfch they are present are ruch
- 10 rcndcr them available TO and as
'imi!Hblc by the plant should Judge
: nat the proper '.se of this article for
purposes OF fertilization would be attend.
II with great profit"
Proi Charles /, Shepard, Jr., in n re
cent analysis Of this Guano, says "This
''nano (of animal origiu) would appear
rom its physical and chemica, properties
% anSwcr every reasonable expectation
+ com mercial manuro.'
Orders received AMI arrangements made
;"r its ss!c by application to
J. N. ROBSON,
is East Bay, and 2 Atlnntic wharf
Jun l"f1X2 Charleston \. G. .
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-17
sSU:unln ufinn y;rano

!50!u''.n Hciil" I|uano,
:''S CASH, %13 TIME, w.t!l,u, intcres,
Pacific i;u no tcmpaNy'S Com
pound .i>:l tEtHVhatr orlimc,
foN oMro"iING WITH rcrroH Feed
$50 Cash, :}j fine without ;ut,rc..
FjTD arc"m,noln'c Planters ri.cy mn or
l. d"r n"w AMI haze uni!i lsI Arri
to dccldr whrth"r they vii! take Il i'm.
ot cash price,. When delivered. from Fac
tory by carload, II" drayaGc will he charg
el, Ih'S ''u"nO Is TOW - well Known i,
AL the SHht h"rn states tor its r,murkahl,
elects AZ n" agency fer increasing III,
piHiuciS Of labor ns not 10 REQUIRE spc.
"lai Recommendation from u. It's ms,
tor min" yours past Lar cSi9b,i.h,d il,
character for r,.;anlr excellence Tn,
supplies pat into into market tAis season
are, as heretofore, prepared uulrr g.,
*nre'nirni' nee Of DR. 81. .ULIAN
EANE\HL. Chcnirr "f HE Company,
thn' 'r:'"n. C., hence Planters ma,
vest "%a,r"l ihr' II, uu rIiiya.d cnmpo
Sit!'n - precisely -" AIN. = ih,i here.
Tor" sod, }. y. ErN ON.
Agent + Sou il Ci:roina.
Char iCstun. ;. &.
.!nnv s. E.rsr 4 Co., Gsnc:nl Arcnr.
HaiIim re.
dee 1 Jan