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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-06

IRON PLANNERS FOR SALE.
ENlTCH & JONES have on hand Iron Plane
ing Machines Two of Is feet, with trip motion COM
pete. and Two of eet without the trip motion. The
above machines and built OF the best materials
and workmanship, and will be Id low for cash or ap,
proved credt-hey may be seen at Foundry.
N u. We continue to make all kinds of CASTINGS
in IRON and BRASS in general use, and warranted TO
give satisfaction. Orders solicited.
Worcester, July 81. diff
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Wanted,
For Sale

THE STOCK AND TOOLS of Blacksmith Shop, sit
eated near the Court House. Inquire at this olceG
Dec l6 dwtf Z
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GAS FITTINGS.

'{NHE subscribers having opened an Office In WARREN
l. BLOCK. on Pearl Street prepared to dit up
dwelling houses, Churches stores, &C., q c., for GAS.
The subscribers keep constantly hand all kinds of
GAS FIXTURES such Chandeliers Pendants Brackets
Lanterns, &C., which The public invited call and
examine GEO, DARRACOTT IT. a. Co
July 20, 1879 distf
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NurrAnT.-rhe 18Th and ltth rvgiDsDts ~ the New
yuk State militia (uuiform companir) psradsi yes.
t,rdsy. pndT TIRE command q Asjor General Ward of
Nevburg. At o'clock, they we're reyewei from The
City Hall by the Mayor " tie city, lion. Edsard Cop
lard.
roiicr CouHrs -Four Of the bhoJs from New York.
arrttted yesterday, en- charge Of Drunkenness
ard disorderly conduct at the city Hotel, the
klhtsry Gardens their names wsfe Samuel Ander-
cen. jackson uzht, dsnry Riley niSenuel Fordck.
Justice King fined the zach s., ana committed them
60 jail in default Of the pay ment of said Inc
Mas DnowSEp--A man whose could not be
sfeeTtsncd was fund drowned yestefd,y morning in
Tborpson.s dock, near the Fulton Ferry.
NrsKLr REroRr or DEsrHs AND fvrrsNrNrs Males,
2s fsrnacs 20; children 25 asals ~; total 50 rus
dittafes as folovs burned n cancer Of 0rois,
4; casualty, 4; Childbirth cholera inf4atun, 2;
consumption s; convulsioDs 2, Group 2; congestion
Of LIa1 /; congestion IL luugs, l. debility, a sar-
Tb0a o; dropsy q dropsy in tic head, l. dysentery,
4. denition 2; epedemic cholera, 1; ecsret fsver,
typhoid. 2; Inflammation q b-ain. ~ OF lung, q 81
stomach. H. a liver, L. tnarssmus sprue, 4; still
born, D. suicide 1; scrofula, unknown q, gastro
entcritis u tables mesentercs l. Intermens ia Green
wood Cemetery and other Brooklyn grounds from New
York and ether places, 30.
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Superior Court.

Before Justice Vanderpoal
OcToBER S.--.Idnes Moore ~. W,sferpe,t Sheriff -
This action to S6l2. the amount Of the
value Of cargo Of Goals which defendant had reple-
vined on boa the schooner Calcutta which arrived
In New York from rhs1olphia the property was left
BY the Sheriff. In the custody Of his deputy In Sept
ls4o, but very heavy gale coming on the vessel
80 injured that che sunk With the whole Of the cargo
and this action taken by the plaintiff (who was
also plaintiff the rsplevinl against the Sheriff for
the amount IL being sged that sufcient were
not adopted to secure the property Counsel for the
Sheriff maintained that he wss GOT bound to remove
those goods FROM the vessel for days; had ths
ploven not been tensble, the Sheriff would been
put 70 the Unnecessary expense OF oa ling the
with the cargo
MIR. Justice SANFORD presiding. .-
Der, s-Rpteit EatterstEy fareh Lgrsby, for
umourt per ntsge on brokerage Verdict for plain
tic for $roT and ccrts
Edtcs,d Conwgy Josepb ~ Heiksr and IYiRilm
" eiksr,--Tha causo having been called ia order M
The palptin falling 90 snager, AFTER rvadby aud fling
notice Of trial With du. proof OF service court
motion of defendants attorney ordered that tbs
plant in ths action be disnissod and judgment en-.
tered for def n1ant.
.Ioln n. .1ndyevsrs Nm " Ta~garf Ar action for
amount OF bill for carpets sold ana delivered Verdict
fer Plaintiff for s1S7 30.
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TWO CENTS.

ara w walker are viewed with surprise and admirs
tion the tee OF two large globes being upheld on the
Feet OF the performers and into air with such
great precision nightly followed By the cheers the
bupdreds who visit this neat aud elegantly
snphheatre We advise all those who delight In the
sports Of the ring, to visit the National Circus In
Eighth street.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY RooMs.--Macallister the great
necromancer will continue for few nights longer to
give ms sources 1sasf2ues. His exhibitions . magf-
clan have given the utmost amusement snd delight to
those who have him while performing at the
Broadway theatre, and at the above rooms.
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY or HAvArA.-The newspaper
OF Havana have published the names Of the artists
season The first nights entertainment il to take place
on the 10th OF October, and all the boxes of the
iacon theatre are let In advance. Sgnor Marti will
MAKE sn Immense fortune; he has last year made
season and he had then but good artists Who were
sgnorina Stefanoni and Signor Marni the first being
piins donna and the second basso. both belonging
10 the London theatres This year, sguor Marti has
Bosio who Gang at Paris and Signore Belni aud Cos.
tini who came from the London theatre. The re-
mainder Of the company composed of the splendid
hsrytone Cesar Bsdsli of second barytone, Corradi
SETH Of SoloRp second bssso singer: and at last Of
the great European singer Sgnor Ssv who sang with
70 much success In the theatres OF Paris aud st.
petersburg, and whose roles In Robert 10 DiabIc"
Lucia di Lammermoor.' and the /" Donna del Lsgo,n
are said to be admirable. Siguora Stsfanoni will 70.
ceive $3.50 a month, 50 600 for the year Most
year she received 81 coo a month but she was only
paid during the season. whilst this year she viii be
paid In full no matter how long short will be the
season. Marin Savi, Bosio aud Bsdiali are engaged
Tor VI 600 . month, during the opera season. They
VIII also have benefit. Last year the benefit OF Ma
mary rich presents. Salvi will make his debut in
"Lucia di Lammermoorn
MIR. Collins was announced to commence an engage
ment last night at the Howard Athenmum, Boston.
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Tie rs,r 81 tho 4 American ,os,,,u,s

Tug Flown sBow. - Yesterday, the first dag OF Ia
second week Of the Annual Fair Of tire american nsti
tuts srponed for the fhow fowcrs, for special
premiums Unfortunately. the storm Of Saturday and
Sunday prevented the exhibition f,om being what II
otherwise would be- the choicest flowers being struck
down by the gale. The collection whittier IN number
variety, wa by no means large but what va en-
tered fos eom!ei'n wa higtly ersdi'aoe e. The es'
fsspty fem sueh dnbs, a. The 10, rsrk-d All sxhis
tied by Thrborn and CO.; and tie lot rs exhibited nv
Donald but little inferior tot, floral dee GO Tor
conservatory called forth the admiration Of all who
fsvn The design and the execution reflected equal
honor upon the fair hands which Put It togsthsr IL
sort Of delightful bswer cousisinR Of series Of
circles Of everreens aud areepr and 90 os every
variety and hue, interwosen With artistc skin Be-
meath vss water in which gold fsh disPort-d. and
On the suinmit was beautiful htils cage ccntaia-
ing tao rice birds This work % noEal art was ex
scutsd by Mrs Henderson. To tho pure taste q
the same lady the exhibition vas Indebted for
another forsl design "a IL one Tor the DtrlDr aat
IN s.lSi,,e .ssuy pss o1iy ss s,r me pssar sa,
exocs aud the choicest domestic flowers disposed
in such harmony 90 TO produce marie effect There
Eve bouquets 40 arranged 80 60 form high arch;
and At the base in lhs centre lirrc- one whsh
s:n..nsd the variety ara ,ss mos, aSrs.Gg.
describes when 10 calls them Ss,ara the cath
Every eye hung with delight this picture We srs
glad TO perceive In this department 40 marked an TIM
provemsnt which is in no small dsgtes owiag TO the
devotion Of MIR D. Mead, the superintendent. The
pureet NEST Innocent, and intellectual ~ earthly
snjoyments IL the cultivation Of novers aud nothirs
has more exAlting tendency nothing more oslcu-
lated TO make home happy or the dasstic affections
TO thrive and flourish
The following is the NDpt prizes awarded by the
judges, Nessrs Robert CaThlsy, Isaac Duchanan snd
A r. Cummings -
22o-The best 20 varieties OF named Rsses Silver
medal
2sO--choice display csnsmsd Roses-Brownes Trees
Of America
224-Tbe hest "a of named Dahlias. silver medal.
22I-For "a beautiful bloom Of Dahlias. Do-nings
Landscape Gardening
22s-2i choice bloom Of Dshliss Dowbing's Land
scope Gardening
o1s o. ena bioom NJ Dahu.. The American Flora
Among the other articles deserving OF attention vas
plant called Feather Grass" ~hch was exactly
like the plunsge Of the bird Of Psrsdise Another
riosty is the Aristolochia Bra1sDsis wbiob IL per-
feet monde Last not least, stalk Of Indian
corn, 30 feet h'sh which grew ia tbis city
The prizes for fruits have IL YET been reported by
the judges: hut there two which meution,
one for foreign grapes To Vas Rensselaer,. Clinton
Point. ard the other to w. W. Hughes, for native
grapes, the finest We
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Court Of Oyer and Tcrmiper
Re ore Judge Edwards aud Aldermen fngerson q

jackson.
Der. s.The counsel tor Chss. II. Carpenter, charged
with being accessory to the sale and passing Of counter
felt coin content that Jury should be EN-
but az err that he would beg sdjournment until
morrow morning In consequences Of the absence u Mr.
Cutler
Mr.. McKros, CHE District Attorney said there hsd
been more attacks upon the public prosecutors for de-
lay in this case. than they had heard before.
Judge EpwsnDs did not think that the public prose-
cutors could be charged with desire to delay they
had manifested every anxiety q proceed with the trial
he counsel for the accused they all had .
sufficient probation OF newspapers and need not pay
much attention 10 what they ssy.
The ArTonrsy GsrERAL, Who will prosecute In this
case said he enough Of that tiud Of humbue
hon,tt men; he had no doubt Of getting honest men
in this they had found in jurors determine
ton 20 check vios In whatever form IL appeared before
them; but be felt the best way Of Obtsnug justice
would be TO postpone the trial Till morning without
swearing the Jury. II the Court thinks prop.r to
selves TO b. influenced by newspaper publications,
BY TALKING to them, OF their wives endeavoring to
bias their opinions, he would have no objection.
Judge EDwsRDs thought IL better TO empannel Jury
nov IA this Of Oyer and Tsrminer Judge Jones
vas about to commence the Circuit Court from the
same Isnel.
Ths following jury vas then sworn.-Henry Csscr.
A w Sexton. l. IL Hopkins, Aaron Payne. J. s. Lsvs-
rstt Ludlov, Pstk Reilley J. q. stsnsbury - Gar
den.r, e. Merry, q 8 Stevens, N. Grafelmsn.
Judge ERwARDs told them that with references 10 TINS
case they should not read any publication whAtevsr
aud should avoid all conversation on the SUBJECT Thsy
ought TO Come to the trial with minds perfectly unb
any person should sttempt 10 spess TO them ON thu
subject Of this suit 10 vas their dug TO report them
Acjcurn Cd to 10 O'Clock, this tuesday morning
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AZ the Worcester (NassJ Criminal court, N.r,hsil
Flsgg, Of Boylson who, while intoxtcsied killed his
brother for taxing away his Jug sentenced to
abe sste prifon for Fix years.
Joseph Msry. mate and Francis Grid. sailor we're ar
rested at Norfolk Va the 5th inst charged With
stealing quantity Of goods from board the schooner
Ann D., Uboerhill, master.
The st. Lou. papers, Of the 10Th ult came 70 hand
yeerdsy With the details of the news from ssus Re,
~. Of witch we published By telegraph several days
since. They also contain letter fsOE, Salt LAKE., all
the facts Of which We gave ZONE two weeks sncs
GOV Manly, Of North Csrolina. has appointed the
18th day q November ne day OF general Thanksgiving
The Southern mail, due at noon yesterday, failed
south Of Washington.
There were 142 deaths In philsdepbis for the week
ending the eth inst, OF which vas Of ehoisrs.
A Gre broke out In . forest Ia harrington county,
J., last week which burned for twenty miles In length
and four In breadth, before u was extinguishsd. A
large quantity Of timber wss destroyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-09
Political Intelligence.

THE ELECTION IN rENNsYLvAsrA.
The election in rennsylvsns, for Canal Commission
and members Of the Legislature, takes place TO day
Political excitement very high and both parties
sre ssnsuine OF success The only candidates TO be
voted for by the whole State those for Canal CON-
missioner.
The following are the candidstes:-
Whr. ................. Henry VI Fuller.
Democrat ............... John A. Gamble.
At the late presidential election the vote In this state
stood
Taylor. .............. ...s.....s .lse1l3
Majority for Taylor. ................... 10 asa
In Philadelphia the natives have made nominations
for charter officers, which WILL from present indies
tions tend materially embsrass the Of the
wings
KEo's Courrv.-The democratic convention Of
Kngs county met saturday night last, at public
house on Flstbush Hul for the purpose Of making
their nominations for Senator, Sheriff County Clerk,
and Coroner The following vas the result Senator,
Philip 8. Crook sherf, VIM Jenkinsi County Clerk,
VIM Marshall. The name IL the Coroner we did hot
learn. Great harmony however existed between beth
factions The bunkers and bsrnburne.s having CONS
together intend TO pull at the ensuing election In
boat and carry their ticket, possible.
william Pitts Ia the whis candidate for Congress, In
the 10th District Of Virginia. to supply the vacancy
csioncd by the death u the Hon. Alexander Nesmsn
Cen cuitnsn has declined the invitation Of Hon.
Luke Lea TO canvass the State Of Mississippi In which
they are the opposing candidates for Governor.
The following ticket vas neminsted at the Working
Mems state Convention, held at Albany on the 81
inst. For yusgs Of the Court Of Appesls, Robert
Townsend, Of New York Secretary Of state, George
W. CLARK, Of foughkeepsis Comptroller, william
Young, LspsneburEh Treasures, Jonathan Consilng,
% Orange Attorney General L. Ward Smith, Of No
chester State Engineer. Michael McKemore. Of Co
hoes Canal Commissioner, George Huokett, Of Troy.
Prison lnsseeter, George West II Nsv fork.
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10 O'Clock, this Tuesday, morning.
I---77777777777777
Naval fptslltQepes

Apsr,t or rms AtLsaH.vY The u. g steamship
Allegheny, Liost. Commsusins w. w. Hunter ar
rived hare yesterday In eleven days from Pensacola
Left ct Ship Island, = ship Albanyi and st Round
bland the steamer Water Witch aud schooner tlirs
1hs following u list OF officers OF the Allegheny =
WIN. W Hunter, Lieut. Commanding; VIM. hey nosds,
let Lieutenant Robert Wood rorth, Surgeon Lew ID
slsmm, Purser; n. b. Lowry. Acting Masters A. fse
tit Assistant Surgeon A NcCsuslsnd Chief Engineer:
W T. Truxtcn, w. w Wilkirson, 8 Magss fssseo
Midshipmen; George u. Hodge, J. j. lsosniia, nsasy
Wilson, Aidshipmen; John ID feschy Captains JERK
Michael Quinn. "a Assistant Engineer. Geo ~
tard. do; NJ r. Patterson, I'd do w. q Whs.isr, "a
do. Jas G. Young 50 do; r. =. Bogardut % DO
David Green Bostswsipi WIN. Burneos uunneri o.
w Place, Acting Master Of the hesny came psssen-
ger In the Allegheny. - ke,tsk Heraid, oef o.
We learn that capt. Thomas w. wymsn has ben
ordered 20 the OF the Navy Yard ~ kittsry
AiAine .-.x,.
Letters nom Palermo, dated the iIh nv reeeivsd
he the last steamer announce the DECAYS Of Captain
John ,}~inn, Of the Mediterranean s>.usdroa which
ed event took place on the Sts of septsmeer, 80
board the u. 9. Sag ship Ceasusuaca. Capt Y. ca
tsted the service In lsvs,
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Movements OF Individuals.
Mr.. Secretary Clayton m on . visit to his farm In
Delaware
Mira Dewey, the matrcn Of the fems. prison. At Sing
Sing vss removed BY the inspectors saturday last
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DESIGNER.
The following are the candidates.

Whs. ................ Henry NJ Fuller
Democrat ............... John A. Gamble.
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At the late presidential election the vote In this STAT
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-03-30
FRESH PURE TEAS.

Wholesale aud retail al the
PEKIN TEA STORE, 20 Fourth street, near
Wood, Pittsburgh The subscriber having jusI
returned from New York, is now receiving a
large tall supply OF fresh green and black teas.
from the New York Pekin Tea Company, selected
with great care Tor retail sales. Our stock being
now heavy we are prepared to supply Grocers,
Hotels, Steamboats, and Families with any guam
uty and at my pice they may wish; packed in
1 4 and pound packages 5 ID tin canister, &
10 10 calty boxes, and in halt chests.
Retail Grocels are invited 10 call, as We can &
will sell better teas at lower prices than any 9th
rr house in Pittsburgh.
Our stock OF ine Young Hyson, Gunpowder,
and Imperial Green, and Ooong black teas are
the best in the American market.
Coverings double refined Loaf, crushed and
Puvprizph Sugars, at retail or by the barrel.
COFFEE-Mocha, Old Gov. Java. Laguirl, ST.
Domingo and Rio Coffees, selected by the most
experienced coffee Broker in New York.
Sweet.Spiced Cho, oate, Picked Cucumhers X
Onions. Fresh Peaches, put up in their own juice.
Malaga Rasins; in 10 boxes.
N. B,-AL Dr.. Jayne's Family Medicines Cor
SALE A. JAGNES.
decem Is4s
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NEW WINDOW GLASS FACTORY.

The subscribers, with great expense and care,
have erected Window Glass Factory, at the CT
" ol SlpunenvIIle, Ohio, and now have il in sue
ctssul operation. Every thing about the Facto
ry is built and made after the latest Improvements.
Their Glass is htttened in a revolving or wheel
oven, and carried on IRON cars, through sixty
feet temppring leer.
The greatest pains are taken in ohtainng'the
verv hest matprial-and their biopers being choice
workmen, they think their glass, Tor beauty OF col
or, surface, strength, temper, and iltness, cannot
he surpassed by any other manufactured in the
United States.
They have now on hand about one thousand
half boxes. and expect to make from twelve 10
fifteen thousand half boxes during the year. They
are, therefore, ready ill orders for glass or any
amount or size, from by up TO 81 by 46 inch
es. Orders first received will be first filled
Their Glass will re branded-"J, G., ,lorris q
Co., SieHbenUHie, Ohio"
Glass made to order (any size or amount) on
short notice, either common, douhle strength. ol
imitation crown. Glass store AMI Office, No. 2l9
Nouh 4lh street.
N. B. Glass delivered on board Of boz is free o
ohurge. HUNTER, MORRIS IL FOSTER.
SteuhpnvIllp November "a, l848-7-6t.
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Timely Hints on Gardening,

The first half Of this month is usually too
cold, and the ground too wet for much to be
done IN the garden, except cleaning up, prun.
ing. manuring. &c. Grape vines. il not alrea
dy trimmed. should be attended to without de.
lay, otherwise they will bleed when cut Other
kinds of pruning may be done nj any time be-
fore the leaves open.
Grating will be in time next month, but the
scions should be cut Immediately. if not already
done. Root grating cun bo done now, in
doors.
In Southern Ohio, if the weather proves "a.
vorablo. garden planning may commence early
This mouth, with such articles as peas. parsnips
onions, lettuce, &c.-IhoSe are not injured BY
spring (roslS and may be put in the ground u:
soon as it is IN good order.
Order Seeds and Trees from seedsmen unC
nurserymen, without delay. if any ure to be
purchased, 0s early orders stand the best chance
usually. Advertisements in this paper viii
serve as guide TO the most reliable establish
mcnts.-O. CHttuaior.
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A. A. MASON & CO.,

No. 60 MARKET STREET, PITTSBURGH Pa.
BEG leave most respectfully to announce 10
their numerous patrons and the putIic, that they
in consequence ol contemplating a change in
their business, propose opening the whole Of
their extensive warehouse (iucluding all their
wholesale roomS,) Tor retailing and will continue
open ill lhe first Of February, commencing on
New Years day li49. Our who oe-ae stock cont
ptising ole OF the most extensive and varied as
sortmenis Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ever
exhibited in the western country, will ne offered
al lower prices than ever before known. Every
article however choice and desirable, will be ac-
cOrdugly reduced. Upwards Of fifty thousand
dollars OF our stock has been recently purchased,
the greater porlioa OF which are foreign goods re-
celved at New York by late European arrivals,
which from the lateness Of the season as well as
the known pressure in the money market, were
sold at Immense sacrifices at public sales at rate
varying from twenty five to fifty per cent less
than snilor goods bought at the frs! of the sea-
SON We are therefore confident that our prices
tor the time above m'ntioned will be found to be
even 10 Wer than any Easlein wholesale rates.
We anXi0usly invite all persons 10 visit our es-
tablIshment, whether they purchase or not and
test the truth OF the above assuring them that
they will incur no obligation thereby, but confer
Il nvor on the proprietors. Our assortment of
Silks Shawls and fine dress goods will amply re-
pay one for visit; added 10 which, an unusually
great display OF Domestic 3oois will, we hope,
induce all to call
Oar system OF one price will he strictly adhered
to. A. A. MASON u Co.
| Dec O.
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". B. BATEH1N, Eso:-As your paper is a
medium for the advancement Of agriculture and
Of the interests Of the farmer, deem il impor-
tan, to the grain growing portion Of your rea-
ders 10 introduce to their notice through the
columns Of the CultiyaIor, new harvesting
machine, got up by Gobe & Stuart, Urbana, o.
for which they obtained patent in November
last.
Ii does its own raking, and where the grain
can be cut in any other way, it will do il in
better order than any way | have ever seen
tried, and think will do good work where any
machine can be used. have no doubt It needs
only an introduction to become generally used.
The quantity performed in given time with IT,
depends greatly on the way il is used. To work
il efficiently, requires four horses the driver oI
the team is all the hand needed 10 cut and leav,
in layers for binding, from fifteen 10 twenty
acres per day. The fret aud only machine 90
up by them on their new principle | cut my
harvest With last year, with the exception Of a
bout 20 acres which cut before they got il into
operation. Goble g. Stuart are putting up Z
few of them this winter which they intend hav
ing scattered through the couptry, and will Wsr
rant them so as to make the purchaser sSl'
end think | can safely say that sny one who
may depend on having his harvest well ant
speedily cut with one Of these machneS, vii
not be disappointed.
Respectfully yours,
Champaign cO.,O. JA' 4. McLAlN'