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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-27
~ UM EgE Ee 80.

anu Ohr"tIanS will see and admit that the religion
OF sVeholders Is one OF the greatest denominations
under the SUM- A few years hence, and all Chris.
tendon will agree, that the most atrocious and a.
normous of robbers is the Shareholder A few
years hence, and the missionaries in the emnlov-
ment of your Board will refuse to subsist on con.
trbutions which are believed with the tears. and
red with "the blood of the poor nnocents." A
few years hence, and the members of your Board
those of them, al least, who reside in the free
States-will deeply sympathize with their poor,
crushed, enslaved brethren, and will remember
them that are in bonds as bound with them'-as
if their children, or even their own selves were
bound with them. And how manifest is it, that,
when they shall have this Gospel measure of sym,
pathy, they will as soon consent to drink their own
childrens BLOOD as to send agents after Southern
plumber? Were your beloved children scattered
through the slave States, wearing the CALLING yoke
OF slavery, and employed in reaping down those
bood-staned fields from which the cry of hire
kept back by fraud" is continually entering "into
the ears of the Lord of Sabbaoth," you would as
soon consent to be their murderer, as to solicit from
their oppreSsors contributions to the Lords treas
ury But the slaves of the South are the children
of others. All and because they are the chill
drcn of others, and not your own, may YOU there
fore pursue an opposite course? | am persuaded
that you DO not so interpret our holy religion.
God grant, my dear friend, that not a few years,
nor even few months, shall pass away, before
you are found breasting that corrupt public senti~
nent, which sanctions the fellowship OF the Church
OF benevolent and religious societies-with slave
holders. God grant that we may very soon see
The beloved name of John Tappan enrolled A.
nongSt those who are willing-not in the wanton
md malicious spirit of which our enemies falsely
accuse us-but for truths sake, and humanya
sake, and Christ's sakc-to call the STAKEHOLDER O.
'obber, and the worst of robbers
With great regard,
your friend,
GERRIT SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-04
r, y,i,Is,,1c and PdrtHts

y1yuE Proprietor of the VIsGiSIA Sampson or iooU
Premium Vegetable, for Syphilis ana Scr1'u'I, WA WA
accent, as gift, any servant Of forty years -, h
unde hose case is hopeless, and "ho by diseSse ~
comp useless or an expense TO his present W
such should be willing Gomez he VIII lake o' "ros
mn, So ia advanced, a, valuation, where mere wv
orc Of cure Should they wish to return 10 nrI' -
p,I cwper after cure is effected, lhry can 10 :" ~
"nIu,rion The same will be done Tor those ""o "1'e
iwh.l is caI!ed) " Scald Head .o,,os
should any one prefer using The rsmsay 81 ,G,
nav be obtained by addressing HE PrGpr"tr q @e
Irgina Sampson, Richmond, ia post paid l'io
,, he taken from ihf office unless the postage y pl,u
dc,,b;uy the CONNIE: cement, progress, an" @
.,,s nC The disease Price Of single paper , u" "n
dn SIG; three for s2l. II is pureIy vege'aoe' """
pleasant 10 lake ,,a,s,ce
The medicine can be sent by any mode o! convey aee
with safety When it is sent according 10 dlf'c'''ns'
,y he in all cases. the risk of those ordering H..
Onc Thousand DOiin,S will be given 10 any Syphs pa,
,i.u ,yho may take it according 10 directions IL lie -
moi fully satisfied with The results, az is presume
,bo no ease can be worse than some OF those 'ha' "e
been cured BY this vegetable For hese facts
~ Gentlemen of the highest standing, both here ana III
peersbrrr can be- had One Of HE most valuable cnnS'
pra,ions u.s. that person cured by this remety VIII not
Entail The disease their pns,ery For ha' reaSo"'
many take il who had regarded themselves as wei.
'''"y ~ % lC6-3t&laf2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-04
Feb IS

UAT THORN Dentist assistant of NJ. Leveu go
W Broadway, New York, respectfully informs the
citizens Of Richmond that his ciice is at Mr. Duvals
Powharan House-Rnom &C. basement story. For The
opinion of the New York Press, read the following:
From The Courier and Enquirer C December 70. 1896
Dentstrv-lt is not often that permit ourselves TO
speak in of euogy o discoveries ON subjects which
do within our province. We have not suih'
Gent know ledge do it in the first place unless, indeed
the object be visible tangible and this is The in
the present instance Mr. NJ Levett, surgeon Dentist
No. 26b Broadway, who arrived lime since from
London. has brought with him new method which he
has put successful practice here of supplying the LOSS
of real teeth by artificial without the use OF any
accessories such as gatuTes springs or pegs now IN or
binary use, is the operation, when completed follow
ed by any Inflammation pain II. can best describe
hi. method himself We will, however add that
Lady whom be has provided with set of these very
cessary embellishments is so delighted with them, that
she has permitted him 10 refer emquIrers TO her, who do
not apply from idle curiosity, but with view Of
prniiting by the conviction actual examination will
produce Blu, for this latter instance, should
have alluded TO the sub ect.
(Fron the Erening STAR June II, 1887
Dentistry The Courier & Enquirer, and the Mirror
both have referred to principle IN the construction
of artificial teeth by MIR Leve,t Surgeon Dentist. 26O
Broadway, which requires than ordinary attention
because it is remarkable for lis novelty and utility The
complicated machinery Of springs igaures, gold plates,
&c. &c are all dispensed with, and atmospheric pres
sure is substituted which enables the artificial substitute
be used With perfect ur all purposes OF firm mas
tca;ion without any unpleasant metallic taste from the
metal, or complication in the management Of springs
and machinery. The Mirror notices this improvement
from the fact that "a gentleman of this city lost all his
upper teeth but one and his lower Jaw exceedingly
deficient IN lis mascave powers being only garnshed
with few front teeth he could not chew his TODD with
any comfort. and his facility Of uerance consldera
by impaired. A few days ago him looking
quite young. with handsome set Of teeth, which APP
peared quite natural and enabled him 10 perform all the
functions for which they are destined with ease and
grace and in just the same manner if he had never
lost one
Dentistry is delicate operation, and never should be
neglected either in male female, conservation OF
beauty and freshness, and whenever such an improve,
noticed the public should call the Dentist and
have the principle clearly explained, which we learn will
be done with pleasure by Dr. Levett.
Anil , I06-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-04
Deru FaIuaJls LANDS for So


y9yuE undersigned intending to remove to the West,
q take this method 10 notify The public, that they
wish to sell the following Tracts of Land TO Wit
One Tract lying Beaver Island creek, containing
2 acres Of which about loo acres is bottom land, with
comfortable dwelling house, and other necessary out.
houses. -
One other Tract adjoining The above, lying mmedi'
a,ely in the Fork Of Mayo and Dan rivers, containing
300 acres Of which is lGG OF bottom land. with
comfortable dwelling house and convenient ou-houses,
aGI,ninp the Town of Madison. which OF the most
commercial and enlerprIsing villages the Upper coun.
One other Trac, lying Dan river and Beaver Island
creek containing about $50 acres. large portion Of
uL,ch is bottom land, and with good improvements
Two other Tracts lying Mayo river, conaInlng11 O
acres well improved, and has on IL grsl and saw MIL,
the site of which is equal to any in the State
One other Tract lying on Beaver Island creek, con-
tanning 600 acres.
One other Tract containing about 400 acres, lying on
Beaver Island creek with very comfortable two story
house Just finished, and other CONVENIENT ou-houSeS
One other Tract containing between Band 400 acres,
uuon which are several Improvements, and could be dI.
yted SO rs To suit several purchasers lying OH Dan ver
and bounded by said the North Invest nearly two
niles supposed be about 300 acres OF bottom land,
and has on it a dweng-house "a feet long, Ond 20 feet
wide, together with all other necessary out.houses
Also Il half acre Lots IN the Town oil Madison,
a part of which are well improved.
The most Of the above Tracts OF Land are joining
each other and situated in the county OF Rocking
ham and Stale of North Carolina and IN the onneGlae
nerhborhood Of the Town of Madison.
Also Two other Tracts known by the name of Aliens
DeGht one part of which is in Rock Ingham. and the
remainder in Stokes county containing about 6oO acres,
bounded on the South By Dan river for about two
miles; has about 300 OF bottom land: it has also
GOOD site for mill 1t is situated TO suit either
two purchasers.
The above Tracts of Land are in very healthy sec.
ton of country all being well watered with plenty of
good wood land, and the soil is suitably adapted 10 the
culture of tobacco and grain of every description
The undersigned being determined TO sell, earnestly
solicit those who may wish 10 purchas" in this part OF
the country, 10 come and examine for themselves
RICHARD WALL.
WILLIAM FERREL
Fob Is 92-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-04
MOyt's office.

HOYT again calls the attention Of the people Of
United States to the MAMMOTH Lottery. To be GA
the 2Olh April. This is the most magnificent II"
we have had for months o. For particulars o.
scheme, refer you 10 our advertisement IN al.
part Of tIis days paper. All persons at distance
matter how inr) who send orders 10 Hoyt enci0s
remittance, may depend on their being attended I"
the attention, though they stood at the coHr
NJ All should be very particular to direct the ~
for lckels in any Lottery 10 D. NJ. HoYT as he p'c;
sells Two large capitals 10 any one else one.
u Persons visiting the city should all be very =
cular 10 apply at lloYTs for prizes while IN 'own.
March 30 IUJ-N
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RiggP,'s Prize flee,


NETE again direct The attention o adVrnnrers TO me
w Large and Splendid Lottery for the goth April,
le39--ElGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS cAPlTAL!-(tor par
ticulars see in another column OF th.s PaPer) The
Tickets in this and in all Lotteries under the manage
ment of s Gregory e. Co., al all times be had at
Fortunes Lounge; where orders for Tickets from those
at a distance will meet the most prompt attention
To those who wish to obtain The really fortunate NUN
brrs we again say send your orders 10 Bigger "
6ce where The cash for all capital prizes can be lad al
siqt, and u here most of the grand capitals sold
Address thu d BlSoEh,
March 0S rIu4-trl RicLmOnd Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-04
BIZ Me Gorrrnor Of the State Of FTg'n'd.
A PROCLAMATION

aN7HEREAS, by an Act OF The GENERA AsSenuy
~ passed March 24h 1888 entitled IAN act PROVO,
inc nr the rcassessmen Of lands in this Comnnn"ean'
the Executive required So soon as Inc assistant usses
bo have finished their assessments respectively 10
ssre cQuring the several Boards OF Rim
cinai assemble at some convenient ne 1iu
place within their respective DISTRICTS 10 be des
the Prucamalio; do, Therefore, IN conformity WIN Tue
provisions of the said Act of The General Assembly, mere
hv rsoue the said Principal Assessors 10 assemble on the
first Monday ia May xt al the following places and pro-
coed TO the execution OF The duties required OF the ny
law WIZ Josiah Hoenan oil Isle OF wight nlcRe'nn
II Winston of Louisa, William A. Harris oi rage ana
WIN Carey of Greenbrer counties. Principal Assessors
TO constitute Board for the first district composed Z" Inc
counties Of Princess Anne, Norfolk Nans-mono, Isle OF
Wight Surry, Sussex, southampton, ofeenSV''e "n1e
Goor,a Brnnswick Dinwlddie. Chesterfield. Hennco,
Hanover New Kent, Charles City, James Cty, inIk,
Warwick Elizabeth City, Gloucester, Mathews, MID
dipsex. Essex, King & Queen, King William, caroline,
SPOTS lvania Stafford, King George, Nes'moreano
lancaster Richmond Northumberland, Accomac and
Northampton TO convene at the Borough Of Norfolk:
Mathew W Kemp of Gloucester, John Ii knight OF
Nouowny John Kern IT,, Of Hampshire, and BenInmn
Brown Of CabelI counties Principal Assessors, to con-
s,ue Beard for the second district, composed OIL all
the other counties East OF the Blue Ridge 10 convene al
Charlottesville in the county Of Aihemare:
Samuel Motfttl Of Rocking CHAM, Burwell Is Wilkes OF
Brursv ick James w Walker oi Madison, and John U.
Sinaer Of Wood counties, Principal Assessors to constr
ue Board Cor the third GG'rct composed OF the coun
lies be,ween the Blue Ridge and Allegheny, TO convene
n, the Court House of Bo'elouri county:
Thomas McCuIloch of w ashinGton, William Z Lewis
of Rockbrldrr J"ab Early Of Franklin, and Charles
Thomson Of Hanover counties. Principal Assessors, To
constitute board for the fourth district, composed OF
all the other counties of the Commonwealth, including
Montgomery and Monroe which also lie on both SIDES OF
the Allegheny to convene at The Court House oil Mont
gnmery county
All the said Districts being arranged in The act OF AS.
semby first herein eced, and to which the several
Boards are referred to ascertain their respective limits
Given under NY hand, as Gnvernor, and unc'r
the Lesser Seal Of the Common wealth, al
lsEAiJ Richmond this 10Th day Of March, lc3J, and
G3rd year of the Commonwealth
DAVID CAMPBELL.
n--llM
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EFOus's OTiCp.

TEIHE gentleman from the country who CALI:
4 Hoy,s the other day, is informed the 1Ickr
purchased Nos ~, has drawn prIze-The q
awaits his pleasure.
This is another proof that every who visits K.
mond should call al lI"yts and make an invesinsai
The 10Th Of this month it will be- rec"llect"d,
day for big explosion EIGHTY THOUSAND b.
LARS will be blown up by HOY
Drawn Nos in WeIIsburg Lottery, 2-dra~n Boa
limo.
Al 81 "a - 40 80 as Al II :,
April = IUO-U
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ESoyS'S EOgS2ry 0fYicc.

HOYT airays Tictorions!-.NOS 3 II Al, anorhSf,'
sold 10 country patron and the largest Przs s",-
Richmond. in The Alexandria Lottery, No. drawn
10Th inst. Hoyi always sells the biggest prizes Or
ior the 80 600 and all other prizes advertised, shou:
sent 10 HoYT 10 ensure success.
II Another one sold in Sussex, No. Nos II
Prizes in every Lottery sold and paid by Hoir.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, No !, drawn lCa
$50 coo capital
50 20 As 43 40 40 Al % II "a
Mach 100
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; ~ 49,, 49, b 90 mn, hem fortunate enough 10 find any
thing that would seem likely |" rtcHiy the spectators
to such degree has been stated; OF 10 eaGe e",u.
sasm to manifest itself by such violation OF The dignity
of The Ssnate We have therefore come to the concln-
o ,hnt The re- was no acclanaton cIappng ofhands,
no shouting in the galleries The whole story Is hoax
and the elier.wrrrs and The newspapers ought oTin-
with 10 contradict the runor which they have thus wac
lonIy set aioal to deceive the community
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-04
Irrv T0IucLis Property fur Sale

TTy TN7UGNs FIOFt7ly J" S4'1
SNTlLL b. sold, on the premises 90 MONDAY ,"e
w srh day Of April inst 10 The highest bidder MHt
desirable property in he city Of Richmond formerly lie
residence of John G. Blair Esq fronting on II and
streets IL feet, and on 18Th street 3GJ ret
The contguty Of this property to The business part {"
the city, lis to the Capitol" and lis Ttiren ana
healthy situation make il desirable location tor
private residences and well worthy the attention Oh those
who wish 10 make settlements in the city.
The terms o payment will be l-lth ready money, or
a satisfactory 60 days; the balance IN equal m
salments Of g. II and IS months, with n.erestto Sc
cue hch, deed Of trust OH the property Will be re-
qurd.
The premises will be sold in body, or divided into
lots as NAV be determined at the sale Sale 10
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
JAMES ROBERTSON,
.7gent Bank United States.
WIN. e. MCFARLAND,
President Farmers Bank.
a,r;I0 IOG-3t
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March 10

q NXECU TORS SALE.-NIil be s"id TO the high.
H. est bidder Thursday the 4lh day Of April $50,
at The late residence Of Mrs Martha Patirson IN Ches'
teried oil the chael Of the said decedenl, not
otherwise disposed of by her will consisting OF house
hold and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, cattle,
sheep hogs horses and Carriage about 80 barrels Of corn
uGjrr oats DC lot OF tine bacon Just cured and
every other article Of perishabe property belonging to
hs said estate. Among the cattle are sumo good mich
coas yoke Of fine steers aud the sheep nd hogs
are very good and desirable.
For all sums under $50 cash will be required over
that sum credit Of ~ days will be allowed Tor endorsed,
NJ goliab!e po,es SANLA PATERSON,
EzecntOr Of .Mayiha P"teson.
Cbes, ,rii,id. March %. 1899 ln3-iGs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-04
Valunbte Tarern and Plantation for 5

TGIu0We TartTn and P7anEdIl0H J0r oaTs.
z NOW offer my Tavern and Plantation for sale. This
81 property lies in Allegheny county, on the turnpike
road leading from Stanton 10 Guyandor, IA miles west
of the Warm and 20 miles east Of The White Sulphur
Springs This is valuable stand and has some first
ra,e river bottom attached 10 it deem it useless 10
give further description, those wishing to purchase
of course will view for themselves If there not
sale effected the Tavern will be for rem f,r the CT
one or more years. 4. PARIS.
March 93-"tw
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Virginia State LOTTERY.

For The benefit Of The. MonongaIla Academy, NIls'
=, for IS39-lo be- drawn at Alexandra, Va, on %
day, 18Th April, 1889.
BRILLIANT ScnEmE.
- Number Loticry-lj Drawn Ba!i'ts
Capital S3O0OO $4,000, $1,000, 81 800 81 CoN,
800 50 OO0 - 500, 50 $50, 81 500 81 80. Il 5u
prizes Of $500; - OF $3.50; l72 Of 500, &c
Tickets only SlO-haves So quarters - III.
Certificates OF Packages of - Whole Tickets :
Do do y Ilalf DO
Do do p Quarter Go
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-04

Three more Capitals {. Que haul, No,bin,,
mon for STRATToS! -''o'n'
Drawn Nos in Maryland STE Lottery, No 3D..
eth March. U'e"
6G u 90 Sc "a 4G 50 10 % 90 -
Ticket Nos 20 81 G2, prize Of =. I1o W., J.
Half do do % 90 81, a. sod
Quarter do 20 AZ 80, ~ v''A.
sTRATi'ssSI 'g
The .faPri.e ST..
Apr2 L.,
Drawn Nos in Sussex county (DeIJ Lottery. "
drawn The 7Ih March -
81 % "a IL g 50 - a ): i
Ticket Nos - 81 ~,
Do do "A 81, iolI scld and c.sboa h.,
DO d. u %, '' ''' e'0 e-S"'0 oy
Do 10 II "a "a
STRATTOY
Drawn Nos in the Petersburg Lottery, No 2, S,,,.
.th oi March -
IL 60 - &c II G2 70 81 - G..
" hole Ticket Nus - "a, another small r,.,.
I;2GO, sold ana casheo by SIRArTos
more capitals, making capitals said and c,.r,
3 days and making 81 capital przrs BESIDES bu,ha,
Slul ones all sod aud cash, q III little ove! II iuor
Drawn Nos in The Richmond Academy Lou,,, T.
ira, No 3 drawn The l2th of March:
4 G2 81 81 - 81 II 81 - o. - r
Whole Ticket No 4 ~ 81. pT.z" Of S30
do do II 81 ", DO DO 200
do. do 4 81 81. DO DO loo
All sold and Cashed by SIRATTOH, the al. Pr,
Seller.
Tickets by the package single tickle, 70. sale =,
STATIONS Lucky Office, l4th Street
March Ia .>-u
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April .
Commissioners Sale II puin00tt Property an


Charlottesville.
EDY virtue Of decree Of the County Court OF Abe
, marie lately pronounced in the case Of sGckon's
administrator against Stockton and others, shall on
Thursday the 18th day of April next If fair, II no' the
first fair day thereafter, offer TOR sale, on the premises
,ha ot and BUILDINGS in the town of Charlottesville,
commonly known and described as 'S,ocktons Coach
Yard THE lot contains about an acre of Iand-and
the buildings consist Of several large and suitable coach
houses and work shops including Smlrhery, and
new and extensive Stable with useful and convenient
Garners.
So much Of the purchase money as may be necessary
10 pay the Of suit and the expenses attending The
execution Of the decree, VII be demanded III cash -
Upon the balance credit VI and two years will be
a!owed-bul the pur haser vii he required 10 give bond
with approved personal security Tor The am"unr aud the
title to The property viii be retained additional secu.
riIy, until payment }. W. SAUNDERS,
Commissioner.
March 10 IU0-lds
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.Wamasegs' Office. Richmond, !

Drawn Nos Of Virginia WelIsburg Lottery, No
Ic30-Drawn Both March, 1889
8 60 { 10 II ].
Do 81 "A 50 40 80 43 Al ~
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March II
TO MILLERs AND MILL OWNERS.

TO MILLERS AND MILD OWNERS.
EEANING been appointed by Mr.. LYsASDER ID
HI CHILps. his Agents. with full powers 10 sell and
t,.rnse Of Fuzoatrcks Patent ilacninr for cleaning
heat, in alI paris of Virginia, Except ~ counties III
The Vai!ey1 give notice TO all interested, mat
are pre- pared 10 furnish the Machines al the shortest
notice and al the lowest pieces al which they hareeTer
been sold in the Uned States. These Machines are in
general use IN the District of Columbia, Maryland,
Pennsylvania and New York, and no Miller who has
ever used them would exchange them for any Machine
ever invented for the purpose.
We select lew certificates out Of many IN our pos.
scsslu n, setting forth the utility OF the Machine
WILLIAMS Il HANALL.
RicnMoyp March % 1889
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-04

ATOTICE All those in any way indebted 10 us, are
informed that being compelled 10 close our business
Immediately. we can wait no longer and hope that re-
mi,,ances will be made To Us as speedily possible
SHEPPARD IL QuARLES
March 80 lo1-5t
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BALTIMORE, January %, 1887.

EERlNTlNG INK Jus, received at this Office a
H supply Of Johnson celebrated News Ink for " in
ter use which will he sold for 20 cents per pound, for
cash. Nnv 9
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HAGERsrowS, Oct. IL, 1899.

Mt. l. u. OHlLDS-
Dear Sir-Ihs is tn certify that have for the last
six or eiph, months ba! one Of Mr. Edward p. Fzpa
rick = Patent Smut Machines running daily and for
perfection in cleaning heat Of all kinds Of dirt and
impurities does far exceed my most sangulne exPec
taGns could not have believed that such change
could have been produced in The color Of my -four. 1t
enables me TO gpi more -four from the wheat, and
the color pure. In short the advantages are 90
great that no money would Ednce 10 dispense with
lis operation. Ii takes but little power and is perfectly
durable. truly grateful 10 you for thus encourog
irg me 10 give il a Trial.
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: friend, DC,
JON'A HAGER & son.
BALTIMORE Aug. ~, Il

BALTIMORE Aug ~, 1898
This is to certify that we have in operation one of
Fuzpa,rcks Patent Smut Mills furnished 10 us 10y MIR
Lysander ID. Chids and gives US pleasure 10 say That
for economy in pnwer, simplicity Of construction duIa
biiy and perfection in cleaning wheat, we consider
far superior 10 any rubber have ever seen. Having
heretofore tired most othe hest rubbers which have been
in use Tor the last 10 years, and among the NUMBER
Bealys lIlzhelbergrr S, and Duvals Gall of which we
have thrown aside useless:) unhesitatngly pro-
nounce fitzpatrick as far superior 10 any we have ever
before used as IT is possible TO conceive
JONATHAN ELLlCOTT Il SONS.