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NoTlICE.

TIME Stockholders of the Kalida aud
4 Hamer Plank Of Turnpike Road
Company are. hereby notified that,wenty
per centnm5on each share Of the capital
Stock Of said Company will be required
to be paid in, to 6. II. Rice, The T'rea-
surer Of said Company: on the fiieen,h
day of April next; and twenty per, cen
tum oil tLe fifteenth day Of July next;
twenty per centum on the fifteenth day
Of October next; twenty per centum on
the fifteenth day Of JANUARY, 1858; and
lastly, the further sum Of ten per cratum
on''he fifteenth day Of April thereafter.
according 10 the contract made with the
contractor Of said Road by the Directors
Of said Company. You viii therefore
see the necessity Of ponctualiiy in order
TO The vigorous prosecutions Of the work.
Va Il, MOSES LEE, President.
II Kalids, ,sMarch 80, 1852 o 574
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NOTICE.

A Petition wlll.be presented TO the Com.
"A missiopers of Putnam cpuntv.at their
December Session, in the yrar 1852, for the
establishing of o county road--commencing,
at the Hedrick ford on the Auglaize river, in
Jn ckson townsbip--thence up said river TO
the section line between sections 4 and 237-
thence east or said section line 70 Ottowa
river in said county. October IA, 1852.
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-TAsFs il one FdIs wiihoat an e3cepl
lion, and ,ha, is, the more salary man
gets, tho less he attends 20 bis. business. !.
Go 10 any of Our public Offices, and the
only person YOU will find always atIhiS'
desk ,will bc some poor devil who gets
barely sufficient 70 pay bis board bill VI
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The worklng-rIan ans True policy.

MY advice 10 young working men, de-
sirous Of beticring their circumstances,
aud adding 10 The amount os ,hsir enjoy
ment, is very simple one. Do not seek
happiness il what is misnamed pleasure !;
seek il rather in what is termed study
Keep your conscience clear, your carios-
i,y fresh, aud embrace every opportunity
cullivs,ing your minds You wilIlgsin
nothing by attending Chartisi meetintt,
The fellows who speak nonsense with
fluency al these assemblies, and deem
their nonsense eloq,icnce, ara totally I'M
able to hel either you or themselves; or,
ifibey do succeed in helping themselves,
il, will be all at your expense. Leave
Them 10 harangue unheeded, and SGT your
selves 10 occupy your leisure hours in
making. yourselves wiser men Learn
TO make right use Of your eyes: the
commoncsl things are worth looking at
cven stones and weeds, and the most
familiar animals. Read good books, not
forgetting The hast Of alls iIrels is more
true philosophy in the Bible lhan IN every
work Of every scepiic thai ever wrote;
and we would be all miserable creatures
without ii, and none more miserable than
you. You are jealous Of the upper class.
rs; aud perhaps il is TOO iriie that, with
some good, you have received much evil
at their hands. It must be confessed
they have hitherto been doing ccmpara.
uvelyli,,le for you, and great deal for
themselves But upper and lower classes
there must be, so long as the world lasts:
and there is only one way in Which your
jnalousy Of them can ba well directed.
Do no,letthen get ahead Of You in intel
ligence. II would be alike unwise aud
unjust to attempt casting them down'to
your own level, and no class would suffer
tnors in the attempt than yourselves for
y0u Monld only be clearing the way, a.
an immense expense Of blood, and under
Tremendous pressure Of misery, for an
other and perhaps worse arsloctacy, with
Some second Cromwell or Napuleon at
their head. Society, however, is in q
state of continual fux: some in The up
per classes ARE from time to time going
down, and some Of YOU from time 10 fine
mounting upto take their plsces-7always
the more steady and intelligent among
you,,aremember; and if all your minds
were cultivated, not merely intellectually,
but morally also, you would fad your.
selves as body, ID the possession sol of of7
uovrr winch eyery charter in the world
conld no, confer upon YOU, and which all
the tyranny of the world could not with
stand.
i intended. howcver, to speak rather Of
,bs nleaai,re 10 be derived. nv even the
bnmhle,, IN the pursupi; OF knowledge
than Of The power with which knowledge
il III, m,.s. : Is invariably accompanied.
n, i, !. .nrelt of greater Importance
d., r.n sbonld ,yeceivo accessious 10
. .Ss;r 49,, b,nnin, ,s, s.s ,l,an1 10 The influence
,"h;.t ,h.v ~ .r, over other men, There
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Tho Scientific Amsricad gives,a new
cure for hiccough. Raise one OF both
hands high above your head. III is said
10 be ceftain remedys saaa5gsluasqlis q
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Deerslal or1ST..

GaQTge .kllxer.
Gaotae 9. Eberi, ct. ai.j
DY virtue Of dccretal order 10 me directed
ID from the court ofcommon pleos Of Put.
nam county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
door of the court house in Kalida, in said
county, on % IN
Monday, the 2Oih day of December, Al D.
~ Ae lS42, ba
Betweeuthe hours often o'clock, q. M, and
four o'clock, p. m. ofsAid day, the following
real estate. to wit: a. "a
Thesundiyided half Of the north east quar-
ter Of section number twenty-tl,ree township
number one south Of range number six east.
and the south east quarter Of the north west
quarter Of section number thirty.two town
ship Enmber one south range number seven
east all in said Putnam county, OHIO.
Taken as the property Of George C. Elbert,
ct, al.,3 to satisfya decree in favor of George
q = JOHN B. FRUCEIEY, Sheriff.
lSmERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida. Puinam Co. O.. Nov. l. 1852
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atel ROAD NOTICE.

lo gsb aaei ROAD NOTICE. ID aEgEY
NToTICE, is hereby given that petition
IN will be presented to the Commissioned
Of Putnam county, at their December ses.
sion. praying for the location Of a County
Road, beginning on the Hancock county
line, near John Mosser--thencs running west
on the line between Alien and Putnam coun-
ties until II intersects the Findlny Road. ~.
.Eissq' So siafi MANY PETITIONERS.
z October 10th, 1882. y ''H asRa 6O3
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! CIV. d. PALMER, at New York, Boston.
and Philadelphia. ID our only agentin these
cities for advertising and subscription pura
poses. All arrangements made with him.
on our account, VIII be trcatsd as II made
directly with this office.
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Nov l6, 1854.
NOTICE

rs hereby given that the.e will be a petl.
4 tion presented to the Commissioners Of
Putnam county, a; their December Session,
praying for the location of q county road,
commencing at stake set at an angle south
east of Luke Hethcoars Land in county
road leading from Gilboa to Bell & Dixon's
Mill-thence north to the center line OF Sec
tion 10 town one north range eight east--,
thence east onihe center line of se;tion n,
l6 and Is 10 where the road running from
Gilboa to. Defiance crosses said line, or so far
on said line as may be deemed necessary, for
which favors your petitioners will ever pray6
November Q. 1859. 60.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTlCE is hereby given that on the 4th
i Y dav Of November, A. D. 1852, the under
signed was duly appointed and qualified as
Administrator Of Marv Henderson,, late Of
Putnam County, Otio, deceased. by the
Probate Court Of said Putnam Couaty.
NVf} JONATHAN Y. s tCKETT,
Administrator.
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a SONG,

John Littlejohu was staunch and strong
Upright and downright scornins' WRONG &iiH w
He gave rood weight and Maid his way, q a. sssiii
He Thought for hl;aseIf and he said his say;
Whenever rasenistrove 20 PASS uif ,lflI DAG
He took his hammer and he snId With afroWn,
"TA6 C0;A ts spiriyas, jait asfi ttdswnPo 1l in
.s 1900. -.
John Littleiohn yvns frn, and true, eb NtAaiR
You eouId not eli ent hiet In 1.-TWO and two" grii,9
When foolish areuers might and main, rsMr
Dafkenad and twisted the light and the pai ~
he saw thros the r6nzes ofthelf speech ssnkYk !
Then crushing their logic, said wha ffown. 70 iuc
"YeaF eein 10 spurious just nail IL dopH.", q ~ /.
"" 4YNA4ei
John Littlejohn maintained the right .yta
Through storm and thro' sinesnthe world sdespte,
When fools or when quacks desired his vote, N
Dosed him with arguments. learnt by rote, ~,
Or by conxibg, threats or promises ified, iAh NI
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7 SIiERIFF,S SALE.
sHERIFF's SALE.

Thb State OF Ohio
y. EXECUTION. 10 sqnJsfs
William Thampson.) ... b. ,.,,..,,,. & :.
ID Court Of common plena, OF Putnam county, Ohio,
i will offer for sale nt the door Of the Court house. In
Kalida. Putnam county, Ohio, on y l3'iis'ifP ~
Saturday, the 18Th ,lav Of December, A.
D. 1852. stulF9 i2d"0s. q
Between tha hours o. ten o'clock A. NJ. md four
o'clock p NJ, Of said day, the following chatteH to
wit; -
Ons bay stallion hovae taken In exec uton, ns the
property Of William Thompson, TO satisfy decree In
favor Of the SIAte Or Ohio. - '-At tttAi
n p.tds nigHIi{ JOHN B. FRUCHEy, Sheriff.
HheriGs Once Kallda. Putnam cnunty.l
Ohio. Novsmbar 16th,A. D. 1859
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mARRrEn,.

Al Knldu, on Thursday the, 25th Noysm-
.ber, 1854, by Rev. W.K. BRicgs Mr.. B. +.
THRIFT, and Miss COLUMBIA BLACK,
both of this, ,placeassi us iiair8a u,
4 We Acknowledgements usual faSors, and
.tfust that the new slifo opened to ourfriends
may be long, happy and prosperous; and
that alltho blessing Of married felicity may
be hssped upon them II 91tiia1aat8'
, "Thck as the golden showers Of autumn lsavss."
In Delphos, on the, 18th ull., BY the Rev.
Thos. ,Elcock, ,Mr.,A. T. STEBDINs, Of Tole-
do, TO ELIZABETH B CoLToN, Of Vsrshirs, I,
Vermont = Delphos Oracle giu iFfit
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TOsF. "A pair Of saddls-bssss between
NJ Ottowa and Gilboa, contaiRing some
artielespf clothing. A satisfactory rewArd
will be paid to whoever will forward them 10
Ihrs offict, or tell where thoy may be found.
Dec, Il, lBE2, ,t(S s,gvsrC sr:ss.,asTo !
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DIED,

In Bislick township, Hancock county, on
the 2 st nlt., the Hon. Mosks McANELLY; /;
after short illness of only four days: aged
about AZ sars.---Haneock Courier. as In 2
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valuable Real Estate for Sale.
~ M NEAR PENDLETON

-tsm al NEAR p ENDLETON. ltW 8ysl
Stephen Anderson. Guardi I Nfsd;.on, County
nu %. Samuel Busick ,JameA p,oh,,s .Co,,r,
Busick and Wesley Blu. ps,itioo 10 Sail
sick. minor heirs Of Sam I.Mnds
uel Busick, late OF Putnam ie9 $50
County decease sed, VI bsbsiju4
Henry Killheffcr. ct. al.
lDY virtu, Of an order Of tho Court OF Pro-
I'D bate within and for Madison County,
State of Ohio, will proceed to offer for
sale at the door ofthe Court House in Kalida,
in the County Of Putnam, between the hours
Of ten O'Clock, a. m. and four O'clock, p. m. OF
Monday, the tenth day of January A. d.
fit,@ '5sia H9s8l953. 90 mlaea&7A
the following described property, to witi
The shsre by dWillof the said James Bu.
sick in the North half of the South East
quarter Of tho South East quarter OF section
seventeen cf tQwgshiP one south oi range
eight cast; being twenty acres OF land, lying
in Putnam county, and State o., Ohio. ,s,g't,
\ And also "The share by will OF Samuel
Busick. in the middle part, Of tho West
half of tho South East Quarter of section
seventeen of 1oWnship ono South OF range
eight Enst,9 lin IShid Putnam county and
Stnto OF OniO. lying lmIneulutoiy oo"'n "
the po-cel of land willed by Samuel Busick,
now deceased, to George Busick, and by him
sold to Whitfield Ackley, bounded on'she south
and East by lands lwilled to Sarah. Buslck,
and Wesley fBusick, and on the West BY
lands occupied BY Henry Blosssr, being 20
aeres Of iand.iag s,e4S ar iol,5s,.gc
And also "The share by said Will OF
Wesley Buslck, which ;s the South West
quarter Of the South East quartet, except
Northwest part; and the South East par. Of
the Norlhwes, quarter Of South East quarter
of section seventeen Of Township one South
of Range Eight East, in Putham County /,
State of Ohio, being twenty three acres of
land, and In Lots number FIVE and sixs (No's.
s. e. 6 j in the Town Of -Pendleson, in said
County.
ai(Subiect however, TO the life Estate Or
Dover Interest Of their said Mother, Sarah
Busick. IN the aforesaid three several tracts
gg55 STEPHEN lANDERSONlss
tRi # W. Guardian Of said heirs.
odNov. q, 1884, i9y asi.W hea 7sYs1 q 4
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'(lHsHERIFF,s SALE 1aII

ThoHias Sparrow rxrc,,rraN
I. 8. Mar.ip, .nd "a N. n Myers, If lI
10y viride OF an execution to me directed from the
ID Court OF common pleas OF Putnam county, ONO.
will offer for SALE a. the door OF the court Pousen
Kalida, Putnnm county, Ohio, on
Monday the 20th day Of. December, !
A. d. lS52:s :sl9li.l.s 39 z
Between iIle hours of ten O'Clock AIM andgfouro's
clock r. Mof said day. the following real estate, TO
wit: iahf .ajf aasy
InIots number nftytwo (59) and forty five (45,) IN
the town Of COLUMBUS Grove, Putnam county. ONO,
taken IN execution, as the property Of i. 9; Martin
and J. Myers 70 SATISFY decree In favor Of Thomas
Sparrow. Da9 fna-aly lAAa.2 .it
( tf4i s,ss.. John. B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff,
Sherif's ofhee, KnIida, Putnam co.,, n@p
Ohio. ov.si5, 1859: "a us3N etSd ge eql
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Probate Notice.

E1>T9oTICE is hereby given, that John B.
IlN Resder, Administrator of the estates
Of Paul Solomon and William solomon. de-
ceased, has filed his accounts, inlthe Office
Of the Probate Judge of Putnam county,
Ohio. for 6pal settlement, Said accounts
viii be for hearing on the 18th day Of De-
cember, 1852. .a y nass E..A ssli
b4e s.na3i3 sta5 JOHN DIXON, al
y 5p ,,5l.rr f..I +, Probate Judge.
OFr1cE OF THE PRoBArE JupsE, Kn!ida,
Putnam CO., o., Nov, II, 1852. fss,.
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BI,lllIks for Sale.
{ NOTICE

NOIIOE
rs hereby given that the undersigned
claiming to De the owner Of lots number
two hundred, two hundred and one, two
hundred and two, two hundred and fifteen,
and two hundred and sixteen, in the town OF
Paulding, Paulding County, Ohio, has on
this day filed his petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas, Of said county, praying for
the vacation Of SO much Of Water street, in
said town Of Paulding as lies east Of said lots,
and ior the vacation OF so much Of Harrison
street. in said town, as liessoath Of lots mum.
ber two hundred and one. and two hundred
and two, aforesaid; and that on tho first day
Of the next term Of said Court. or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard. ] will
move said cour, for decree as prayed Tor in
said petition. esoi ..,,,n,s, !. ,,s,,,,,
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
'Nf Office is hersby given that the sub.
IN scfiber was this day appointed by the
Probate Court OF Putnam County, Ohio, and
has duly qualified as Administrator OF George
William, Thatie, late Of said county, de.
ceased. Oct. Z, 1852. " .,IN'
603 JOHN G. KISSEBERTH.
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oFrron FOR SALE.

DESTROYS of devoting my whole time to the
practice Of thellaw, with which the charge
Of slnewspaper necessarily very much inter-
feres, offer for sale the Press, Types, and
Subscription List Of the KALIDArVEN7
TURE newspaper to whoever desires to con-
tinue and confuctitl as a Democratic jour-
nal; and as itais now established nearly
twelve years its psrmanenco can be no mae
terof question, nor the steady support it has
received and still receivsS.l To aniindus-
trious Prnterit would yield fairand certain
return, and would prove a good investment. !.
In case Of sale I would prefer to give pos
session after the first Of January next, but
would do so sooner. If deemed essential. o. &
Sept..7 1852 JAMES MACKENZIE.
HsN 81 NHr q " o. O. ..
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They ars. coming at the Philadelphia
mint million and a-half ihree-cent
pieces per month. There are over four
millions Of them in circulation. .,9,Is.I .g9,g5
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In Great Britain. Ave husdred millions
of dollars have been invested in railroads.
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The Spaniards have a wise aayihg:
CAT eighteen marry your daught6rJo her
superior; at twenty to her equals ht
thirty to anybody that will have her" g.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-17
Agricultural Meeting.

The attention of the farmers Is called TO
the proceedings of an agricultural meeting
held last Saturday in Fayctte. 1t will be
seen another meeting is to be held on the
first Monday in July, which we hope will
be largely attended. Agricultural societies,
when properly conducted, are interesting
and profitable to farming community, and
enhance the general wealth of the country
at large; and it is a matter of establishment
that so large class of our community
should be slow to act in 4 matter which Is Of
such vital Importance, and which could SC
easily be turned into source Of pleasure and
profit.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-17

cession" The latter clause Of the fourth resolu-
ton, certainly shows a remarkable degree of pen
etration, and is sufficient Of itself to immortase
every member Of that convention, and many, no
doubt will be the pages Of coming history that Will
be lighted up by the array Of this bright galaxy OF
freedoms champions, who first discovered and
dared promulgate the. astonishing truth that the
people have right to re-eect their representatives
or not, as they pleased. This is the only way we
have ever heard for holding such official dignita-
res responsible and no doubt if the delegates were
TO be elected over again, large majority of them
would have abundant proof of the fact. ooh
richest record on the book Of time" The mighty
pyramid of Egypt despite its broad base and mas
sve locks of granite, may crumble with decay,
and no longer hold the blood Of proud Sesostris;
but this vast structure Of human rights, reared by
the sages of the Jefferson Convention, shall endure
forever as the altar of freedom and the tomb of
despotsm, and future generations shall inscribe
upon the sides of its imperishable wallis in honor
of its founders: "Flrst of the mighty, foremost Of
the Free"
This, Mr.. Editor, is the opinion we entertain Of
this noble convention and its platform, and coult
we but dip tongue into the liquid lightning ant
throw our voice into the believing thunder, W.
would stand upon the lofty hills of the Thriving
Fork of Big Greasy, and trumpet-tongued proclaim
it to each passing zephyr TO watt it TO clmes thu
most remote, and let it fall upon the of Stun
bering millions, lest such body of sages "whos
merits deserve a temple" should, like Pompey o
old, be "scarce able to find grave"
This is short expose of that platform upo
which Gen. Price, one of Col. Benton's pets, nov
STANDS, and whilst Mr.. Benton Series aloud an
spares not' against the Jefferson union, the plat
form Kisses in his face that he is "unworthy Q
confidence" and Gen. Price neighs RESPONSIVE
amen. What fine thing it is 10 have fexibl
and convenient conscience.
We will bring this tedious article to a close wit
the simple expression that this platform seems
face any way, adapt itself to any sentiment, an
will suit any cline "from cold Kamschatka
Cape Horn,' and is, in fact like Zeke Williams
political faith, call things to all men at all time
in all ways upon the shortest notice."
, POTOMAC.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-17
Agricultural Meeting in Fayette.

On the 18th day of June, 1912, portion
of the citizens of Howard county met in
the College Chapel at Fayette, to consider
the propriety of organising a county Agri-
cultural Society; when on motion of Capt.
j. T. Cleveland, DIR. ]. J. Lowry was called
to the Chair, and j. w. Henry appointed
Secretary. G.. Nj. b. Maughs, NJ. d., by
request, explained the object Of the meet
ing, after which Mr.. Abbott, editor of the
"Valley Farmer" addressed the meeting
on the subject of agriculture; at the con-
clusion of which, on motion of Abiel Leon
ard, Esq, it was
Resolved That the thanks of the meet
ing are due, and are hereby respectfully ten
dered, to Mr.. Abbott for his very able and
interesting address.
On moton.it was
Resolved, That the citizens of Howard
county be requested TO meet at the Court
House in Fayette, on the first Monday in
July ensuing, TO consider the proprioty Of
organising county Agricultural Society.
On motion, the Secretary was ordered tC
furnish the Times" and "Banner" with
copies Of the proceedings for publication,
]. !. LOWRY, Prcst
7 " | ,vny Scr'y
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-17
DIED,

Yesterday, at his residence near this place, Mr..
GEORGE W. SMITH, worthy man, and highly
esteemed citizen.
On the 5th, of Erysipeas, Mrs. ELIZABETH,
consort of Jere KingsberTy, Esq, of this county.
Suddenly, at Prairie Park, on the 27th ult., Mrs.
SARAH CATHERINE, consort Of the Hon. James
H. Birch, in the 4Sth year of her age.
Although this most estimable lady had long been
sorely afflicted, her Condition had become appa-
rently so much more encouraging, that her husband
was absent, by her own permission and desire, and
with the concurrence of her physician, fulfilling
the second days appointment he had previously
made in this county. An extended circle of ac-
quaintances, friends, and the church of which she
lived and died an exemplary member, will mourn
her loss.-T Platte Argus.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-17
WHEELER'S
Improved Railway chain Horse
Power and OVershOt Threshers,
SepaPatOrs and WinnOyyers.

TNHE superiority of Wheeers Patent Railway
l. Chain Horse Power and Overshot Thresher
and Separator is universally acknowledged. Thou
sands of them in use, many of which have
threshed from $4,000 TO 100000 bushels of grain,
and are still in good condition. Probably more
than four times as many of these machines were
sold during last year, as Of any other kind. They
are, beyond doubt, the most durable and economi-
cal machine in use.
The propretors have this season added new and
most valuable machine IN the successful combina-
ton of a wINNowER with their Overshot Thresher.
1t is easily driven with the double horse power and
has now been fairly tested, large number having
been in constant use during the past threshng sea-
son.
PRICES AT ALBANY, NEW YORK.
Two horse power thresher and separator,
complete. ...... .... ...... S115 90
One horse power thresher and separator,
complete, ...... ....'Sl2O 90
Two horse power thresher and cleaner,
complete, ...... '..... ...... ..'... 1929 90
The undersigned, agent for the above excellent
machines for Missouri and the West generally,
will furnish them to purchasers at manufacturers
prices, Qreght and transportation charges added,)
and will give any information to persons wishing TO
purchase. He can confidently recommend them TO
the farmers of Missouri, being convinced, from
the experience Of three years, that they the
best threshing machine in use.
GSY7 He would respectfully refer 10 Mr.. David
b. Cunningham, of Boone county, who has the
machines in use at his farm; and to P. W. HALEY,
Also for sale, Whecler's Feed Cutters, Circular
Saw Mills, and Clover Hullers.
EPHRAlM ABBOTT,
Editor Valley Farmer,
Northwest corner of Third and Pine SITS,
June II, 1S52-1m st. Louis, Mo.