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PLEASANT GROVE FOR SALE.


T WILL offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder, Al
i public auction, upon the premises, on the 2t'h
November, 1914, my valuable tract OF Land usl-
ally called Pleasant Grove. 1t lies in the COUNTY
of Cumberland on both sides Of Willis Tivcf,
miles above its mouth, and miles from Carter.
vile This tract of land contains about i2Vo
acres; 400 acres of original wood land, 400 acres
OF low grounds, of as excellent quality, and a.
free lIom high water as any land lying on WI
lis. The soil Of the remaining land is Improve
ble and OF superior quality. The dwelling
houses are of convenient size and have healthy
location. Attached TO this farm is Mil, sl'ua-
ted on a creek which never fails TO supply SUM-
cient water. This mill runs one pair oil Corn,
and two pair of Wheat grinders; The machine
nv is in good repair, and its custom extensive
The advantages which this farm combines, ten"
10 make il one of the most desirable now IN maj
ket. 1t will be sold all together, or in seParae
portions, as may best sui, purchasers. will oil,
Ter tor sale al the same time and place sma"
tract OF land about two miles distant from pea,
san. Grove containing about l30 acres: also >
or 10 likely Negroes, my Household and Mich,
en- Furniture, Plantation Tools and Utensils, a"
nv Crops OF every kind, my stock oil horse
Co.'s, Hogs, sc. Terms made known on ,'e
day OF sale Persons wishing 10 examine t nn
property are invited 10 call upon rnysen OF ~
Richard P Walton, now residing on 'he lieii i,,
SEES: and those desiring further inioriha'ioi ""'
address me at Gainesville ,,,.Yror
Oct. 23-ti9Noy'
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our ranks-Eut not even 'the party" in all lis
swelling prosperity, could elect hin. President
If he comes 10 Us, then, he must not raise his looks
ton biuh
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En- Lic E,nGnir,


A communication appeared in the Richmond
Wing Of tie .:h inst, dated Palmyra Nov. 9Th, "
which in a,;e,nning ~ explain the causes that
contributed /" reduce 20 heavily the Wing vote
in this cp:::;y ior President charged on the De-
mocra,ic patty, HAT while the Wings were en-
gagged il oVen ami manly warfare. they (ihe De-
mocrats) TOOK secret and underhandcd measures
10 efe., their purposes and further garnshed
his apology vih ,hc iatiicaion rha, many zig
nolaEi persons chow con imenjarr indeed, 10
4 large portion ol The good people Of Flrvarna y
were made 10 believe (pcor 'tgnoroaf' creatures,
that il ClaY were elected ''all their slaves would
be taken from Them" The utter a>iiy Of This
Statement, ocghi 10 make this rGf0ciGES ceres
pondcnl's checks Jingle with the blush Of shame
il il were possible that any thing could so far
awaken his moral perception.
Ii is strongly suspected that the author of the
communication referred to is the same person,
who was himself riding almost constantly for 4
week previous 10 The Election, and Who in one of
his excursions went TO the house of needy but
unpurchasahlc Democrat, and offered 10 pay his
taxes, il he would Vote for Clay. Having sig
nally failed in this attempt at bribery, lie after
wanis had the nnblu>hns eiironrerv 10 challenge
tie mans vote when he came 10 The rolls 10 cast
i! for Polk.
There are many other similar manifestations
within our knowledge OF that open, manly, and
broad daylight method of political warfare Of
which the Wings correspondent wants so highly,
and which, he would iain have the public believe
peculiarly characterized Wing efforts in this
county; bu, We forbear to specify them.
We would, in conclusion, advise this rcfu rera-
rims correspondent, if he wishes 10 preserve any
tatercd rag Of reputation which may chance to
be hanging loosely abont him, TO abandon forth
with his epislolarv efforts, or in future TO confne
them TO the narration Of matters Of fart.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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From the .Ne,c orleans Courier
LOUISIANA-DEMOCRATlC.

We said in our paper of Tuesday, that the ma
iority which the Democrats would obtain in the
first electoral district would not be under 500
votes; we were deceived it is, if we are well in
formed, $40 votes In the third district, We gave
at leas, 600 majority, and about 500 in the fourth,
which will give us total of 2,2i9. ncducung
the majority of 1000 which the Wings will OBJ
tain in The second electoral district, there will re-
main, al all events, Democratic majority OF lGUo
To 1890 votes.
The Wings who have been weak enough 10
BET upon Louisiana, may prepare 10 unloop TIE
strings Of their purses. Ii is unfortunate, but not
dishonoring.
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NTOTIcE-A petition will be presented Il
IN the next General Assembly OF Virginia
askino for the passage OF an act esta blshins
Precinct Election at Randolph's Ware House "
Farmviie, prince Edward county, 3y
1'A'' DEMOCRATS AND WINGS.
Farmville, Oct l1-wiw
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THE WuIG PRESS.

The Wing journals of this morning declaim
against the fraud, ard hold up 10 public condeni-
nation the authors OF The misdeeds which, ac-
cording TO them. have been enacted in Plaque
mines, but they are silent upon what they have
themselves done in New Orleans and elsewhere
they say nothing of the votes which have been
purchased, OF those which have been made al Ba-
ion Rouge and Of the promises OF clothing which
they made 20 al who would change their opinion.
They say nothing OF the enormous increase OF
the vote in The three municipalities and are silent
upon the frauds which they have themselves com
mied, i'll obtaining all the captains OF ships,
steamboats, ana aboats in port 10 vote Tor them
We admit that there has been strong increase
of the yoie in Plaquemines, but in doing 50, we
ought 10 attribute il 10 The fine weather which mas
prevailed Tor the last three days, which has per-
miied the pilots line fishermen and The planters,
The most remote to repair 10 The polls with more
facility than ever What them so astonishing
that the parish OF Plaquemnes, which gave hoo
votes, has given 1900 when the First Ward oil the
Firs, Municipality, which has never given over
400 10 $50 votes, has given the enormous number
of $751;. Now. that The Wings are convinced
of their defeat in the State, they attribute our
victory 10 fraud, 10 corruption, 10 intamy what
saints
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beverly, Randolph Co, Nov. Q, Isl.


~ send YOU the vote OF this county Tor President
on Monday last
Clay 2oi
PolE 1919
Clays maj. .
Democratic gain since 40 l2l.
Barbour county-majory for Polk II
Randolph couny-maj. for Clay =
Den, maj in the Two counties $50
"In April last Wing majority in this county
53-Democrac majority in the two counties 10
Our information from the adjoining counties give
equal Democratic gains"
1.-THE Democrats Of Randolph deserve high
praise for cutting down, almost 10 nothing the
heavy Federal majority
From the abingdon Banner, Nor 8
THE SOUTH WEST IN A FLOOD OF
GLORY !!
We shall make no shous-We believe both
parties are stricken dumb al the election results
in this district The Wings have been deplora-
bly, tout" in their Notwithstanding il every
where BY hundreds, except in The county OF Rus
sell Democratic estimates have gone as far M
der The mark Never has the tide of political ex-
element run 50 high amongst us. The South
West has played memorable, and never TO
he forgotten part in the late engagement. Here,
Whiggcry is dead and buried. II need struggle
no more, during this generation. In Washing
ton county we predicted majority of 3OO-bnt
We, too are "ialse prophet" Tor, see
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Scr Dem. maj.

This is the way Democratic Ta2ewcll speaks.
There is an increased Democratic majority IN
all The counties we have heard from in this sec
ton of the State, since the election in 10, except
bcnigitcd Russell, where we have since then lbs!
G5 votes.
RANDOLPH-"GreatW VINO gains IN the Noi@-
mca"- Richmond II1ig.
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WASHINGTON ELECTION.

The vote of Washington, in 1910, stood, for
General Harrison, 36i; for Mr.. Van Buren,, 625
making Democratic increase Of 81 votes in
the four years. Our course, then, has been on
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DxaE4ASSGGS r5 FHf Rl 3, nsss !;
Of EorE ha.


sr.s OF advertisements (but not for the hst time)
sailed nv and charged the TO pair
off spurious edge tools OF i- stamp which ne
has ,een III 10 use but which ne has In TACT h and
h has liz 10 the charge the oil Us
horn & title. with whom one tools for sale,
ssrn n nv duty 10 make the following statement and then
Lave the public 10 Judge who the guilty party More than
siIty wears since my father Thomas Conge followed the
business of m kins edge tools the neghbous Safe OF
New J-lsey and invariably used the stamp oil Couss and
ta, 100 hen said John Conger was blowing the bellows 10
bis forge as his apprentice To that business was brought
mn and when my father gave his business about the year
okn Concer was with my father about3 a2orrn-
ire and ouneyma ineIenrally in his advertise
msu he never learned anything OF my father during that time
If he means BY that SANDER the dead OF teach
ing him the reputation OF fathers Tools, both al nome
and abroad, Ill stamp fasity upon The assertion =,
Uoon the contrary he means that ne himself was
of being taught b. And from the act o! MS
Johu Conge taking the stamp OF to give currsnc
TO Dis his ,k should rather De int!iaed 70 thR
il in that respect true. 80 -,
one thing however will give John Conger the credit
If that part OF his Dc true and that IS OF attempt
ing To be honest assuming the stamp when ne ought
"a have taken ts and left my stamp 70 mos VINO
alone were entitled and not MAKE the tspp.s stone 70
his own success and uniust. use by himself plea ol
keepils or at,em ,igg keep Others out OF the market
70 m conscious Of nsv,r having deyiasd from the path
of right shall continue the stamp heretofore used 81 me ,nd
nv father before As my tools they require no othef
than their ow intrinsic mart gl7e them Character ana
would OF now before the pubic 10 assert my own sh
,esprct 10 them had John Conser basey asa;le WIN
nv own the character Of Aesrs Osborn Little "ho are
ana CIV wv De III 'u'u'e N' JOHN ?. CONGER.
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JAMES s. AsPIswALL,
ss William-,treet, General Agent for this city:
and of TIE principal retail druggists II Ne" DIX and
Brooklyn.
and hea influences have been felt BY thousands IN the
the press Il has LIFT work its silently by its
experience and the wonderful il ha. Effected The
extent of these and the hsh AID Just reputation wct has
1uaaaIy furnished TO the proprietor BY sentemsn Of the
medical profession and others who have tried IL IL l., now
for the frs, time advertised il the public journals order
that priceless benefits be made known and enjoyed
more widely by the afflicted who suffering without
knowledge OF its healing powers e.,
Group, Worms, Henoge Tor raising OF bioodl and The
whole class diseases ectus the breast and lungs 17ndns
consumption and o. kindred diseases conto oy
by charm. These complaints OF most indious
character They commence with slight cold or win some
ammson and os5 step ~ .sep until the
stiturion way, and the victim Is brought 70 teTerT
No person no has any regard for the nestmabe blessing
of health should be withou. this mild pleasant SAFE and
powerful In this climate, where charges OF weather
sudden and their effects so injurious It !;
important timely of hgs saved AID VIII save thou
sands from the pains of protr.cted illness from beds OF Ian
gushing from wasted frames deslitated and
even from death itself The iag paid fni bo OF this
extraordinary curative he's often saved vast SONS OF mons
which must Pave HsTa sii 9a1e iof
With all their wonderful and ecacious powers d. HorIE
MASS GERMAN CeUGH DROP, free from every Ingredient
Of debiita.ing dangerous nature. hey are pafsy
vegetable compound and may be taken with entire safety
all kinds of weather aad under all The use Of
"a. h of persou. consuronay feeble as It's effect TO
impan and vigor TO the system while I'm no instance
and the time gentle tonic It's II short me
which restores health strength, vi5ST as
ITCHY and ceeulness TO the weakened frame and the dss,
pondns srd II Is the Of triumph sickness and
pain their oppressive forms his Is proved oy me
nfaibe testimony OF thousands who have tired 4 nay pc
onnces. MI 3cawly lm~
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SANDS'S SARSAPARuLA
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
OR HACIT OF TIE SySTEN.

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
OR HAElT OF THE SYSTEM;
NAMELY:
scRoFCLA, oa KINGS RHEUNIrsA OBSTINATE cCTA.
SEous EkUFTio.s, rIMPLEs, Oh sCsTULE. OK THErAcE,
ELoTcHEs, sILEs. CHRONIC SORE EYES. RING woRM
OR TErTEa. sc.LD HEAD. ENLARGEMENT OF
THE BONES AND JOINTS, sTrBsoRS ULCERS,
sfPHLITIc sYMP TONS, seiATIcA oR LUa-
BAGo, and diseases aIisps tom
jufcious use OF Mercury, Asciiics,
or DEop5y, e1gosu7s or iE,?rudercs
il life Also Chronic Cons;,U-
tionai Disorders vii be
moved by this preraT,,iou.
ne attention OF the rsajs. respectfully called 10 the fol-
loving Certificates Eowevef s-ea Achievements nave here
daily experience shows rssats sui remarkable The
pcpetos here avail themselves Of the opportunity ofsayng
II source constant satisfaction thar they made the
means OF relieving such an amour! al suffering
ELizAsErR TowN December, 2 1873.
kindness 10 Me that uelic acknow OF the
en-ht have received from your saIsapaIia have been
four years was as thought incurab!e spread very ast.sc
that i! had nearly covered the whos breast and for many
the wound that was un.ble TO m5s.lfn bed and ny
suhsrinss during the whole winter than can tell
physicians of the place VINO recommended your prepara
1n Of 1aTsap.Iila knowing oil nothing tsat Would De as
fore had taken bottle found chang my feelings
which Induced take ard when had taken the ;hir
have taken your preparation since last March and although
the wonnd entirely healed very favorable star
and be'lsve II w! b. the ultimately Of my entire
and that the afflicted may all find the relief which Il
alone c-n give is the wsh of their and your friend.
EUNlCk WOODRUFF.
am the niece Of Eunice Woodruff have been brought up
By her, and know what oe true for have had
all the care of her through her sickness.
am we'll acquainted with Miss Woodruff and knew her
situation previous the Sandss Sarsapara and have
witnessed the surprising effect produced and there
fore endorse fully The above statement.
MOSES NJ. CRANE.
BALrEMoRs, Feb. 4Lh, 1913.
A. B. SANDS s Co.-Gen;Iem-n: have used your Ex-
OF Sarsa faIa introduction this city. IL
gives pleasure state have found answer
saneuine believe be the best preparation
OF article With much vespectyours,
JOHN WHlTRIDGE, NJ. D IS Gay street.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail ard for xoIatlon
by A. b. SANDS & CO Druggists and Chemists. Granite
Buildings No Broadway Chambers-s,teet New
York. Sold also By A; B. D SANDS Druggists, No 70
Fulton street; David Sands Co, No. II East Broadway,
the United States frice per bo,tle six bottles for IS 10
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G1ONO REWARD.-TRe Hon. Chas. Wells
.OlOlO Ex-Maxar OF Boston The celsbrated Dr.: Shs:

IDIVVU ErMayor OF Boston the etlsbTsIsd d. shi..
wood 525 Broadway ~ York, Dr. Barry Dr. fiemMiog the
Gov of Mass Dr. Wheeler with about q eco other parsons
whom referred to by certificate Boston and o.
Coopers celebrated Corn Sve This saIve CO.
properties before comb ned external remedy
absorbs the that will disappear soon
perfectly mid operation We have been asked why
DO not recommend this saly- for Other
The ,ru:h nothing equal for biIes old sores Ge Sc
Be particular that the nigh, Hi and not De impos1d
upon, PeastIeet whom they gave small
rpsr boz If trash for this saYe Il put small TN
boxes The directions around the box hne yellow
pape The labels the and bottom either blue o!
nd 1yosalhic print The show bill il large and the most
splendid n York having It's csntf an s1ae.
likeness of Sir Ashley Cooper the great Surgeon S9d a.
way B. Dodd. corner bieecker and Broadway; Dr. Cot
'0n' D''sN~-' WILLIAMS, MABEE CLAPP,
fa1a,vWSS2m SO Made. Lane.
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~ Court Commissioner Notice is hereby that
tachen, has issued against the Of SephsG TYLER.
late OF Clyner ChautsuQue County y as Nonresident
debtac and thai the will Be sold for the payment o! ms
debts unless he appear and discharge ssch attachment &C
eosEs to law within months from the lrs publication
Of his notice and that tie payment Of d-e due 20 him
By residents OF this STATE and the delivery 20 him. OF tor has
OF ay properly within this State belonging 10 him. and
IN, transfer OF such properly By him forbidden by law
and arr yoid-pated December 18th, 1913
DDS lIw9m. A DIXON Attorney for Attaching Creditors.
pY ORDER of the Honorable Francis H. Rug
~ sles Judge of Chautauqus County Courts Of the de-
gre oil counsl 10. ~ law IN the Supreme Court notice IS
hereby given that attachment, issued due proof
made him acaius, the estate OF Israel Tue nonresident
eb;s unless he appear and discharge such attachment accord
ing law within months from the hss publication oil
such rotcs and tia: the payment Of debts due him b
residents of this State and the delivery HIM his
of any property within this State belonging 10 ham, and the
transfer any such property by HIM forbidden by aw
and are void. ELISHA WARD,
Jcii law9U Attorney tor att.chlnS Creditors
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SCIENTIFIC HAIR TUNlC kkSTUhER
AND REAITTIEIER
TRIAL BOTTLEs-THREE sHILLINGs.

TRIAL BUTTLES-THREE SHILLINGS.
Two THOSE who have used Jones's Coral Hair
4 Restorative know It's excellent qu4ss; whose who
have not that the fact Of Our selling re- shilling bot
ties mnst the truth OF our that
afraid of persons trying small quantty first warrant
to possess the following qualitieIt will force the har
grow where Nature intended hair stop
falling off scur dardru and make light red grey
hair dark For dressing the hair soft and silky, nothing
exceed hsit makes ttruiy beautiful and Keeps II
It's indeed the most economical yet SUPERIOR article made
for the hair. Soldprice B. 5 sngs b0tte-at the
sign Of the American Eagle 81 Chathamstreet NewYork;
liy Fulton Brooklyn; State street Boston, Ledger
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In JEopARDY-A merchant, not remarkably
,onversant with geography, picked up ncwspa-
psr and sat down to read. He had not proceed
ed far, before he came to passage stating that
one Of the vessels was in jeopardy. Jeopardy!
popardv !" said the astonshed merchant, who
had previously heard that the vessel was lost,
aet me see, that is somewhere in the Medlter-
ranean well, am glad she has got into port, as
Thought it WAS all over with her"
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CONCLUSIVE PasOUF
OF THE EXTRAORDINARY EFFICACY OF
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
HAppoNFIEIp, New.Jerssy April 20, 1913

OF THE EXTRAORDINARY EFFICACY OF
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
On about the 18th day OF October lSil was taken with
violent pin the side the veT which continued for
something nwardy, which relieved the little, but
caused ne to they great Of osas'y We mter
piled to physician but he said he though he could do but
little for me except give me some Mercury rus which e
many other remedies then procured BY my wife and
friends bu, done any good and the discharge OF
blood still continued few days and at
last became offensive could scarcely breathe. was also
seized vii violent cough which at times caused me to
raise much blood than had aos bioe and disease
continued this way, still growing until February
when all hopes Tes gwen u e1 hs
bsnSJ Of Dr. Wssta Bsam of Wild Chey and cot bot
three bottles Of this medicine all We're removed my
sDd few s weeks my health was so far as
me I9s my ss Sss fiHsS co2S
fore me- the subscriber q justices OF the psaee in aud
according to law saith the above statement ali things
true Affirmed before me on the 10th day Of April 1873
Another of 40 years standing is cured by this Balsam-so
all diseases OF the lungs and liver No medicine can equal
not no be qu lest ia B.ware and
which offered the reputation of this B.lssm Sold only
Y aa 6 sss IL hg'Oa ba
Ne New es''' --''NA'' ~ - leg i'm
THE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
Il ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAR FOX IHE CURE
or ERUPTIONS. CHAPPED FLESH, &c.-CAuTIoN
PuBLIc-1h proprietor Of this was lately confined
mously therefore buy cake OF this with
the Of T Jones on the wrappe and particularly
only of the agents here advertised Be careful OF this you
the genuine Always ask for Joness Italian Chemical
Soap-ake 10 other Without misrepresentation these
lis positive qualities for which has received the highest
comiums thu faculty, the oclted approval OF the
ted States of every Disagreement aud eruption of the skim
such pmpl reckes blotchss sa. rhspm seu5vy heat
il viii change tn. color Of dark yellow or sun burnt skin
eIcelenc. ohis read the following diploma AWARDED TO NJ
vespn by the Medical Society Of P.Ls s., We
and his Italian Chemical Soap miracle erupons
OF Disagreement ofthe skin. 1t will prove blessing 10 future
ages Sold by the only general agent IN the United states
So chatham street n Y l3g Fulton-strset; B'ookyn
Sats-steet Boston, Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; so7
King street, Charleston, 8. {. III I'm
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NJ Some of our finest cxotics have been i'm
pored from barren deserts some of our noblest
ideas have been the offspring of an uncultlvated
mind
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REFINED SUGAR

T. u U 4 r - n P K C. E.
WOOLSkY AND WOOLSEY from this date
offer their Standard DOUBLE REFINED 81
GAhS al me following o~ cash prices VIZ:
loa u cep'S Per pound Wh;u es than packages
PeMltIi IN do do .dd iiesa M esa 'si pound
The above ale packed as follows:
F5SG:.s !. 81 & = e e e for
apply 10 the NeS.York Patent Sugar Rshnsr cornsr of
south ana Montgomery SIS. or IT So Wall
y D. Orders ont 81 the city ulnst be accomDanisd ~
mittance. MI I'm
Defined SUGARS.-R L. & A. STUAKT,
are now selling he yarions qualities their s.am refined
"a Quantities OF ilTs packages and ards low
package: ~ 1888 "
Loarss in boxes OF 200 lbs
crushed ID barrels Of 300 lbs.
Ground, IN barrels Of $50 lbs
Apply at the Refinery, 2a5 Greeuw. street come. Of
Chambers Orders out OF The cirv rY, ~
oy a remittance If n
TEAS.-2oO chests souchong; 209 hall chests
lss half chests Ming Yong ,souchoas
40 chests fac Niche PoFchons
20 fancy boxes fine Mohee Souchors
100 chests Hysop.
10 fancy boxes Tyson, fire.
100 chests Young HI sol.
$50 half chests DO
400 chests Hvson Skin.
30 half chests superior Gunpowder
so do 90 imperial.
For sale Dy GRlNNELL, MlSTukN & CO,
Snuth
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this subS.antiate. Two persons Called at Osborn
Ltte and inquired carueners tools of Coneer make
they said they had hey asked for cooe tools they
genuine They then asked for C9psers of New
Tork-ihey produced and adze hey asked
for rounding howeag and following knyes-he had none
The fact then, II appears, is they have Just sufficient to
lrdge or consent They have made OF my long
that appears quite natural and would almost dealt
them 10 pat it. They they utsnd long
a. there tools of my manufacture the IGet clearly
showing they appreciate the advantage they have already
and still hope through Tin their business he stamp
upop my tools is thus: CONGER,
'I1a 1m. NsM.York 81 Atfomev.st