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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
RICHMOND POST OFFICE.

sBe Just and rot; is tho motto have quoted from
the mmora Shakespeare, to be principle BY
which will at all times be guided. ''BE JUST AND FEAh
~oT admontion that SHOULD guide editor who
Independence that should characterize the Amer
lean press And il n man he Ist,' to all men, al
occasions nothing ..fear' Last week,
took occasion TO hint in rather plain that the Pos
office place conducted fair terms or in
as honorable a manner should be- which brought from
important parsonage that prcsides that d4S %
volIey threats, which hepeak the eocGrd Stare Of pas
sion. Enough
Mr. Borden by silence limits truth of all
sertions We knew that he could moi aud would NOT de.y
being In addition charges of last week,
prove Mr. Borden is f,ness his trust and that
he should be removed have many more to offer. On
one ght his week. about O'Clock
morning; stage driver shook the door, called, aud
finally compelled leave the mail the pavement.
The bags lay for least fifteen minutes before
they were taken How did the Postmaster know they
were lying there unless heard the driver Whilst
roads are be regular hour for the arTiv
O mails lie doubtless awakened by the clam
or of hs driver through Incidence neglected take
mail. and refused The driver do for him. From
the driver left mail until taken into the
office thief might have taken miles, and robbed
OF The mail is sometimes hanged and hroc
out by the Postmaster until the Stage
up take it. Who violates the law here, the
because waiting, sleepy bead
wait for the stage.
We object another practice NJ Borden guilty
bang dangerous the good government.
We opposed alowIu. any officer Of govcrnnent
public money. NJ. Borden does
received III the post office, which i much peoples
money that paid III for Custom duties: and the
famed su5ireasury law in o-ce, Locofoco Post
would stand much chance of going
Teniten,iary than Congress. There's
o+ No
present ds alsns party control Il, only
ded FOR gall Why, would break up their party in less
than year. Il would require ''bots and bars
keep the officers shan it would money. and
all would eScaim,
"Othelio's occupations cone!''
Mr.. Borden formerly deposited the money received in
the post office in the bank this place. de-
1ostes all, pays The checks depart
do know but that ne occasionally it to pay
ais private debts, do kyso,c most positirciy.
We have objection which the may call selfish
he chooses, but those who personally acquainted
IS will believe that the small enoument arising from
publication of the lis, of letters would induce Us 10 no
the subject here, and them tina. we ONLY DO il
show what lengths Mr.. Borden w 90 support Je
.rsonian, influence which sheet he depends 50
uch.
.x,ract from the 18th Chapter, and 145th and
l46th Section of the Post Office Law
SAT the end of every quarter, all letters then
sed, to be entered alphabetically in q list
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
THE CUMBERLAND ROAD.

bill approPriaiing 100000 for each state OF
Ohio, Indiana, ana Illinois, was ordered 10 be en-
crossed IN the United States Senate. on the 18TH
instant, by vote of % t. % 1t viii most pro-
baby pass the Senate; bnt what It's fate will be
in the House, it is impossible to form an opinion
1t will, however, think, receive something
Gear all the northern Wing votes, and such of the
N it,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

CARRIAGE TONGUES.-Messr. Editors We
wish il TO BE known, that John l.. Davis has By bis
advertisement, endeavored produce wrong Impression
the public mind regard TO the work done for him by
We made only tongue for him. (es il he
would Uish the public believe but the whole rigging for
horses, what horse carriage. viz
douberee snserec. md neckyoke, extensively roned,
with swingefree Braces and doubletree checks
the whole done in good style according order Those
that particular Information the .utec;
call Benjamin Fughun who guainssd with the cost
Of the articles, the subscribers.
THATCHER & SMITH.
Richmond, Jan. la, 1888. 2--3w"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

YENAhEN UP by Martin Bates of jefferson township.
Gesnt county Indiana the l7tn day OF Decenlter.
ISIS bay horse wiki crop off the lefi
white his forehead, hind feet white. good
many the hack resembling saddle-tas, supposed
hands hig!, though, to between ten and
thirty old, had small bell string
Appraised eIghteen dollars by Aaron Bates and james
Eorehand Rearnet! and before me Dec. 25,h
1888. \ true copy from my e-tray book.
THOMAS DEAN, J. L.
January y, 1899. l-St
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

Arrays differed in regard to it," Does Mr. Owen
recollect using such language In conversation
with Mr.. Hook, Of the city OF BALTIMORE"
Do the editors Of the Enquirer announce them
selves as the defenders Of r. ID. Owens prIncl-
ples-phy siologicaliy and politically? 1t would
be well for the public to know that they are es-
sen,iaI to democracy. No editor in this state
has We, had the independence to avow his belief
in them. If our contemporaries are ANXIOUS
to promulgatc any Of his peculiar sentiments, eH-
pressed in his "usual felieitous MANNER" we
should be pleased TO furnish Them with ali occa-
sioual chapter.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

Tho following panegvric Il. ID. OWEN, Is
the PREDATORY remarks of the Wabash Enquirer,
~ copying Of Mr. Owcns articles IN repIv to
an article of ours, charging him with Inconsistent
cy, or hypocrisy, or two-flccdness, or any thing
else, that will cause or allow man to avow DIFF
ierent principles, his opinions, at or near the
same time:
Robert Dale Otcen and tie Blinking System -
fof some time past there has been occasional
eentrovcrsv between Mr.. r. d Owen and the
Richmond (lrl Palladium. Some Of the points
hdIsPdie were at Il character entirely foreign To
Polttes, although the charge against hun of
Entertaining obnoxious opinions on other subj ects
vas intended Il niIccl him politically. These
Charges have been noticed by Mr. Owen, 1T his
usual leciious manner, aud no doubt TO the salts
tie'nn OF every liberal mind. Among other po-
n"cai charges, the Palladium intmated that Mr..
- mad been guilty OF expressing inconsistent
Vp.hans relative to Irrational bank. Mr. Owen
'e'aies the allegation ana among other observn-
IONS makes the following. As upon every sub
Fct which he touches. Mr.. o. through the purity
ana simplicity of his style. and the yigor of we'll
aasciplined and well stored mind. throws new
aght on this absorbing topic, and presents views
= u SO original and striking as be worth the at
sn's b of all-even III. most deeply versed in
Wis important question:"
VOW We ask the editors of the Enquirer 10 note
w. =, 'o"o"ng Paragraph published in the Pal
"aam ct the 22d ultimo:
natl VT owen denies ever having asserted .that a
OF .sa oank was indispensable 20 the operations
was. s.i III and that he and his party had al
mad :. le.ed In regard TO the matter" Now we |
ind;va charge from the declaration Of one OF the
dluais to whom the conversation was ad.
~sSeu, out omitted Al
barl sed 1t as his decided opinion, that national
5owa was constitutional measure We took
,f,.. y. ,he words O! our informant in few minutes
A.. me close of our conversation. and here ,bey
Ii;ersSS o'sr' Dale Oren, stated expressly tsafhs
STTTI-Tr,1nn aed States Bank to be not oniy CON
Sos, osa. .oNAL, but indispensable to the opera.
s''e''''e"'' and that he and his party had ,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

gNAhEN UP by SARAH Stevenson Of Wayns township.
Wayne county, Indiana, e>trav sarsel hIev sup
posed 10 be old fourteen haid>
hgh both hind feet white, l2I- halt u
leg, snip her inches eag. and -ual.
the right other marks hfaA5s perre
able and appraised twenty-five dollars John Mench
and Joel Rasosck Of january 1889. true copy
from my estray book.
WILLIAM cox, ]. L.
Richmond Jan. - 1889. I-},-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
January %, 1889

1tUERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of sul,ary To
directed, from tn" Wayne Circuit Court, will
public SALE Court House door. i'll the Town
Centrevilie. Wayne county, Indiana Saturday
10Th February next between the hours OF ~ O'clock
NJ and O'Clock, said dav. the following proper
One House and Iot, he Borough OF Rchoond
Wavne Indiana known it being numbered a.
as numbered plot of part said Borough laid
John Smith Taken in Execution the property OF
Edmu,l Grover, kiisour, Reed, and
T. G.. NOBLE, Sheriff w. c.
January /. 1889. ts-3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
Terms Of Advertisipc,.Oxr DoIL,t

eiii- ei AdvertisInS.- -oNE DoLL,K per square for
taFee insertions, and TwENIY-FIyE CENTS each al
oii4onai insert!onTE> LINES space occupied by
'o rms, counted square, nothing co,,r,ed
square n! square, ana less square and a
nan 20 De counted square and haLf-Per square for
faree months, TIIREE DOLLARS for months SIX Dol
LARS, or TEs DoI,,Rs per annu1 ~. squares FIrrEES
COLLARS AND FIFTY CESls per annuIn; three 3uares
i"iNFf DoILAEs per amman. Merchants, Druggists,
ana others, advertising by the year. will be charged for
coiunh of 1000 ms, 500 90 per aanlm, for
OF coumn, $50 90. for half column, $500; for
quarter OF j column. SIS, Ga deduction 20 PEE
VIII be made on advertisements longer than quarter
Column, when inserted the halt year year. and
altered Chancor- notices and petitions III,
lie paid invariably advance. Advertise coming
from abroad, must be accompanied with the cash,
ordered io' publication by a brother publisher.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

NIEDICAL NEETING.--Ai .Inee,ng Of Physicians
vi held in Cehtrevi!is Saturday PIN Decem be
1885, the following resolution adopted
Reso!rcd. Tha; all the physicians the coua,y "
requested CeatreylIl- fo4rta Monax
February next, order Socie
said couaty. J. PRirC ltt,I, S-crc.rry.
CensreyIIIe. Jan. l2ih, l-;fJ l;,n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

"TAGGON TONGUES CHEAP. Know all men
w whom this greeting: that they should
Of the above articles. the seaH
cheap sum of NINETEEN DOLLARS IND FIFTY
CENTS. call -Teasrs. Ilachsr & Snaith, RIGA
mond Ind.
II gentlemen afford. o,lslg.
receive Si9 So for s,tct article, made
l consclentlotlg. and ssleetle:' 50. paw
dollar for their especial benefit. and the advantage
will be the Public know who makes cle1p .rogon
tongues JOHN L. DAVIS
New Paris, JAN 1874, 1889. 2-3,s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
January 2i, 1889.

o1HERIFF-S SAIE.-By virtue Of an execution to me
directed. WAYNE Circuit Court. viii expose
public sale, the Court House door. i'll the Town of
Cen;revle Wayne countN, Indiana, Saturday the 10Th
February between the hours of 10 O'Clock
O'Clock, said day. the following property,
wiz Fifty Acres of Land-the being tie south west
south quarter OF Section D. Township A.
Range one west. Taken Execution the property Of
Mark Patty the suit of Samuel league.
T. q. NOBLE, Sheriff w c.
January 81. 1929 ts-3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

A DMISf>TRATOH> SALE.-Wil. bz sold II sax
urday February 2nd. all the personal OF James
Stanly deceased, consisting OF good stable hOf.e
good geiing. COW, Tuning tools, aai quantty
turned timber. and household and Kitchen furniture \
credit viii given. Sale III o'clork ana
attendance gwen by Il. SFANLI, Aimr
IanaaFy II 1889 3w.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

fFNAhEN UP by Thomas Andrew of Ward township.
4 Randolph county, Indiana, estras sarel horseup
posed 10 be between twelve and old about H
hands high, with in the oreb adj blind il the lett
lef, had foot white, with large bell branded with "
both sides. Apprase seventeen dollars by Joel
Lewis and W lillian Montgomery SWORN and subscribed
l0th day Decenber, 1888 copy from my
estray book. HENRY TAYLOR, J. T.
18th. 1899. l-3te
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
Wood and Iron Turning.

1--WE subscriber. having rented rst-rate privilege
i VIM. Baacroft's Factory. Richmond. Is pre-
pared I'll all ordes his line and. from his long expert
Wood and IRON Turning, he faers himself that b
ne will be enabled please all
persons srho TT 70 give him call Cebinet-Ma-
invited call and examine his workmanship.
patterns, and prices. before purchasing elsewhere
NIB. WANTED,-A large quan,ity OF lumber, sui:a-
bis turn for which liberal pIces will &c raid.
SIMEON MACY.
Richmond, Sune 9, 1888. 22tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
reISSOLU ITO .

Til. co-parner.hip existing under the firm Of
FLEMING i ADDLEMAN, mas been, this day, dlssol-
ny mutual Al those indebsed viii, there
the old firm will be 1ucd y SA MuEL
FLEMING. who will be happy SELL GOODS, and
time, receive and receipt Tor ALL due said
arm SAMUEL FLEMING,
BENJAMIN ADDLEMAN.
Richmond, Jan. Ist, 1889. 52a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

ENNECUTOE-S NOTICE.-The Undersigned has tak en-
letters documentary the of Ohm Wright,
deceased late of Nton Savne county Indiana therefore
becomes his duty request all indebted said
make immediate payment; and all those having
claims against the present them legally authensca
ted settlement, within from this date The
estate solvent. BASIL BRIGHTWELL.
January 2ith 1899 3:at c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
THE RICHMOND PALLADiU NJ.

Is PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
2 D. n q Z . u = Z Is. aE, DdTES
AZ TIE Sot,cest Of Main and Fro-t streets,
Richmond, HIyae county, H.daanG
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

CENTS, II paid III advance, within after
time OF subscribing; THEEE DOLLARS. paid within .he
year; and FocR Dollars, If payment be delayed until
:ae year expires.
CIV esriatlor from tie alose ter,.s ned Be- ergec.ss
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
TO EVERY CITIZEN.

\ meeting of the citizens of Richmond and its
vicinity will be held on MONDAY evening next,
take into consideration the propriety of petit
tionng the legislature to pass law to do away
with all license for retailing spirituous liquors
IN any township where ma jority Of two-thirds Of
the citizens ofany township may petition for such
benefit. The meeting will be held IN the Warner
building, at G o'clock, p. NJ
January 2Gth, 1889.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
Indiana Mutual Insurance Company.
Chartered January 30tA, 1897.
Office. No.if Hieks.s Building, opposite Brow.
ming, Hotel. lndianapo polls.
JAMES BLAME, President and Treasurer.


JAMES BLAME, President and Treasurer.
Cn,kLEs w. CApy, Secretary.
THIS Company beng fully organized, is ready
receive applications for ,T.-lsrancr.
livery person who this Company becomes .
monde OF All privileges Incident
and immediately Interested in general
The Of
making has application required hs
pru2nI>sog obi gaun called the note, without
winch determined by the in
per ad,eace 70 farther payment, required,
ie-< losses s'oalt during period Of gears,
being the Tor policies issued, which times
assessments are nude cgntahy upon all the sIScrn,
40 cover such losses building Best cIcss
OF fiSES, - the nod1i OF Loo, the assured give
ms note TER $40. per OF which paid advance
s., and 81 FOR the Policy would only for his
nrst A. the Policy years per
soaa trouble ana ed the
required 10 make annual renewals The
r"mpary iScotsr9s a!ue Of build
ings. and one-toB OF personal properly.
The contingency upon winch abe calls up-
;he premium depend. OF the
sufed III this adverse thsm.n proof this.
the actual results similar
duced. No Nltual Insurance Company the United
STATES met with such adverse fortune
erations. which il mote han he -ompa-
It's considered thai
will prov" f- cheaper and certainly equi
table, tAan by ANY other method devised
fdtia losses @iii De paid full exceeding the
insured.
James W. Green, ESQ Of Richmond is hereby duly au-
thorsed Agent Tor the Indiana Mutual Fire
Insurance Company 3, order Board Directors.
CiAS. w CADY, Secy.
july, -, le.}S. a.-lv
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

- HERIFF-S SALE-Bv virtue Of sundry executions to
directed from the WAYNE Circui, Cour:. | will ex
pose public sale Court House door, Of
Cehirevc, Wayne County, Indiana Saturday the Pad
day of February between the hours Of O'Clock.
VI. and foif O'Clock, 2. VI said DAY the following pro-
pery. wit: and 10, in the borough Richmond
Narae county, Indiana and known being numbered
seventy numbered the pa, par, of said town
laid Of bv Charles w. Star.
ALSo-Onc or Of ground in the borough described
follows, % Wiz: beginning Franklin 81
north of south Of described No 10
thence 80 feet north 50 fee, aev
along alley 80 street, along the
50 feet the place beginning Taken in execu
property OF Samuel Ballard, of Albert
L. Blanchard and Others
T. G. NOBLE, Shift w. c.
January 10Th, 1889. I-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

hl>SOLU TION.-1ha por;ae-ship heretofore exis-
~ ting lnier the firm SMITH !. MICkLE, is dis
solved consent, The business Will be conluct e
at tho old stand for ASH BY ISAAC SMITH
RichmoH- First mo, 2j1!l, 1899. 3--3t c
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

'sJttst erpccted.-'N have received the IA
requested nc.hbor Elliott III last paper-i.
4 loan of a file Cecil Wing, enthusiastic " hg
paper published by him Maryland. We rcner the
request and may be charged with asking from
any thing willing do for them >
we offer to send Mr.. Elliott complete file of the Pala-
dunn 1892 uutl the present time, he has the least
disposition make Of them by the of showing
any tniu like Inconsistency IL COURSE the Federal
principles Of which charged with hol3ins. We
Cecil Wing for purpose thai wo entirely
cag the Palladium shall be used for BY Mr. Elliott, and
for purpose viii the Wing. Can Mr.. Eli
OF. decline us the favor? We think with right
clear his political course would not hesitate
one Oar readers think Sd too.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

SCHOOL BOOKS, ac.-IEvIS REED & BRoTuER, ha vs
~ just Ell small lot School Books, Stationary
&c. Richmond, an. %, 1888 3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

<AJTloN.-Notice IS hereby given all persons .har
~ owing either by book account, not TO
pay or settle with Capt Luther Croker by virtue of any
gnment that may have been made him bv me,
assignment obtained through certain promises BY
him, which he refuses comply with.
HENRY ). CROChER
Richmond. January 9th. 1899. l-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

/ ONE roord of ErpLanatt2n-W- regre, Learn :hai
their first pcrusai OF our article Oh
Richmond Post office, niefed
that we attached blame contractor Ma. Beers ioF
the mail remaining the pavement during me Hie X
should have changed opened by the Post-maste
So far in opinion Mr.. Beers from being censdEabe
for neglect have frequently wondered by "h al
abe induce his drivers to exercise 50
much under the imposons that have oesn
heapcd upon We frequently heard them, whilst
in Office yelling, hallooing, and hammering ut the
door for the purpose getting the mail the house and
mpeed leave the mail at the door, or keep
stage passengers and himself there until the Post
walked up be brought from some oNeF
part of town ordinary cases. is but the business OF q
svakcn from sleep human being; but these
drivers do with anomaly Mr. Borden himself
heard yelling and hammefg at the prior At least
square distant, and impression was made upon
inmate, fhe had been screaming and yelling at
ga grave yard. II cannot be expected, that
after travelling fifteen miles without seeing hfe
a cold stormy night, will wait half an hour until
tho lazy Postmaster be walked rather
until i, is his pleasure open door. The law that
require such unheari of dependence would be ar
brary in the extreme. We know, and dare Nh Bor
to put proof, that persons have frequently
called office and knocked for admission, and have
been cursed k1ite4 at and rilculed attempts
GET in when mails all opened, the papers and let
distributed, and but the arbitrary VIII oil
s's' prevent receiving their papers But we wish
distinctly casting censnre Oh MI
Beers or his drivers, J. w. Borden the only
man, any thing DO with W G have been
intimately acquainted with Mr.. Beers Tor 10 years,
and for the length OF time, or less intimately
interested the regular transportation OF The mall and
VIC make the assertion, that there Is not on the lists
IF the department. a faithful Contractor than Peter
Beers true, seldom have occasion to speak of
holder these but seldom have failures
i, the arrival OF the mail that do recollect
when has occurred and believe single one
occurred when could have shro' since Mr.
Beers has had Although Mr. Beers is
1enbar Van Buren, parry, and have frequent
differ with him of the general gov
ramelt, We i'll common with every other citizen in
this place compelled acknowledge that he is faith
full officer to the government, by unyaryng puncu-
.lity gained the confidence Of the people.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
p ALL A DIU nj .
saturday MORNING, --JANUARY 2G, 1880


subject to the decision of the National C0nven-
tion 10 be held by the WI ics OF the 4. states.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

aNAIR WAHSING.--All persons indebted 10 the late
i firm OF FLEMING & ADDLEMAM VI, re hereby
notified, thai unless they forward and se:i'e their
specTe accounts, before last day of February
next either by paying CASH giving their NOTES that
said accconts VIII be proper officer
for collection who will by v,-'.reetns
SAMUEL FLEMING
Richmond. January %. 1899 3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
ALI. INTERESTED TAKE NOTICE.

The Trustees Of II. L. Akin ready and will on
ensuing Saturdays receive all claims of
viduaI credic tho purpose of King settlement
day. 4. SHEARON,
:. FLEMING.
Doc. p. 1888. Soft. Irissees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
To .LEiIIeys 81 NIL Oap,sers.

TINE undersigned would respectfully inform
those who are interested in the manufacture
of -four that he is in Lynchburg and will remain
in this vicinity few weeks, for the purpose OF send-
ing Fftzpdtrick's Patent Smut JHU or Rubber Tor
cleaning wheat of cheat, smut, dnt and other I'M
pur,ties and wherever it has been ined, ITS supe-
r,ority over all other machines before used has
been universally admitted, aud wherever introduced,
1t has met with such universal favor as To supefsede
| all other machines in at the time. It's esten-
svey used in the celebrated mills IN the States
of New York, Delaware Mary land. aud several 9th
ers Il several have lately been put into mlllsin srgi-
MA There is one now in Haxall's null ~ Ken
/ mond, where mers visiting tia. place can have an
opportunity of seeing toperate and there Is one aIso
/ in Henry s. Langhorne 4 Cos mill at this place,
10 which would invite the attention Of mill owners
in tins vicnity.-Some Of the most prominent quail
ites of this are ls that il requires but very little
rower TO pfopel ii end, that 1t cleans the wheat
exceedingly well and with great rapidly and 3dly,
that it is simple in its construction, and very dura-
BILE Mlllers wishing 10 obtain any information rea-
tive to this Machine will please address the snosct'-
Der al this place.
NJ Il. All orders and communications shall be
promptly attended to. and assistance rendered IN e
| recting Machine sold.
! b. d. MACOMBER, AeL.
for l.. ID. Ch,tdS, Baltimore.
Lvnchburg. Aug is