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PERUVIAN GIIAXO SUBSTITUTE ! 
BAITG-H'S 
RAW BOWE 
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B^VTJGI-I Sz SOWS, 
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Delaware BSivei- Chemical Works, 
PHILADELPHIA, V. S. A. 
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And AH Small Fruits. 
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The Lodi Manufacturing Company, (Estab- 
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ale their Celebrated Poudrette, warranted the 
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I ; <2T[ I Experience has shown that it lias no equal for 
Biiii *rftJ (Corn, Cotton. Tobacco and Vegetables. It 
Kl 1 IY> A prevents worms from destroying the seeds. It 
ripens the crop from two to three weeks 
earlier, and adds from % to % to the yield. 
23?" It is of better quality and much fiuer 
than ever made heretofore. 
Price, $2.00 per Barrel— Cash. 
The Company are also manufacturing Double Refined 
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It is packed in new barrels and shipped without extra 
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THE LOtJl MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 
r.i; C m-Handr-st., N. Y. 
MIIiliER & SMITH'S 
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Super-Phosplaate of liime 
Is offered in the assurance that it is the best, and most econ- 
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The Manufacturers introduce their Super-Pnos- 
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from adulteration. 
The great superiority claimed over other Fertilizers in 
the market is ; 
First, That it is manufactured chiefly [turn Pur** Bone. 
SKCoxn, That a sufficient quantity 01 acid lias been used 
to convert the In/soluble Bone Into Su ner-PUowpUate 
of Lime. 
Third, That the Boue being unburned retains the 
Amnion in, aud is a true Raw Bono Super- 
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