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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
SINGULAR DISCOVERY OF MONEY >

There considerable excitement in Jersey City yeer
day and on the evening previous arising from
on Monday which have revived public gossip relative to
the robbery Of the Mechanics and Traders Bank o jersey
City during the night Of the 25h Of July last Catherine
Kennedy il will be remembered arrested suspicion
of being an accessay that fact but discharged from
custody as innocent The circumstances which have
pred are as follows they be aseartained;
The parade Of the Fire Department OF Ezabehiown took
place on Monday and Mr. James w. Woodruff Chief
Engineer, who is also the Superintendent Of the New
Jersey Railroad borrowed number Of fire has Of the fore
man of Hook and Ladder Company No OF Jerssy City 10
be used that parade One Of hee hats belonged 10
John Fox Teller of the above bank and Cash
ier When he ascertaned that bis hat which kspt hang
ing up his room had been lent he went at b tho
one who had lent IT, and said in substance andiD some
what excited manner that be had large sam Of nVAey in
his hat He took the cars after al about O'Clock
p Nl and went to Elizabethiown. hesnsin Mr..
Woodruff was apprzed Of the faets and went in tho
came train Of cars with Fox and watched hi He
saw bin end the peron who wearing the hat and
take parcel Of bills out Of which were secret ID in the
lining As he looked them over he roma<knd " II is all
right" He sturned 10 Jersey City and wsot home. In
the evening spread that be took Ia rye Of
money out Of the hat Different nentoned-
$1,000 5000 and s7OO0--and 1t was said sh Mr. Wood
ruff saw seven 800 bills the Mechanics and Traders
Bank Nothing has hanspred 10 give tho public conf
denoe TO such reports and they appear 10 greatly exag
gerated During the evening Deputy sb riff Pollard
qure attendance of John W Fox bee re the Recorder
who hsd private examination in the Lawonice Of the
President Of the Bank ip the baf x with the Bank
There present the Recorder the AZ orney ofhe Bank
ana several Of the Dreeorr In the e1a nnaton an er
pfsnaton wss given by John w. Fox which was in sub
stance that he had between sloo 10 60 in his hat which
be put there for safe keeping Thef had been plumbers
and painters work in the house a. be had drawer
IN his room with lock b IT, in whiJ to putthe money with
safety be secrstsd it in bis Gre has The tlOO bill which
he says part Of the money IN his hat he has had for
gbout nine months past, and ceyed Ii from bis former
employers 10 New York. earne' before 10 into the
Bank The afidayis OF Mr.. Woodruff and Mr. Rslston.
Clerk Of the Stock Bank Elzabethown, have been
taken.
Mr. Woodruff says in his affidavit taa to the best Of his
knowledge and belief he several sioO bIk be thinks
that be certainly four Of them We understand mat
he is positive and does not that they were On The
Mechanics and Trsd-.rs Bank Mr. Rawkton says in HIS
affidavit that be saw three or four siOo bills a. ne believes
The resut Of the examination that tho Recorder held
Jobn w Fox to kal in the Of 5000 10 appear at hs
osEce this day. at II O'Clock A. NJ for examination Ha
father John s. Fox, went hs ball
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN

TUESDAY, Dec g. ls53-Jonsthan Trotter Esq,
President, in the Chair.
Petition Of 7o remen against the alteration OF the
ordinance In relation to the election Of Chief Engineer
and Assstsn. Engineers, sc, OF Fire Department To
Committee on Ordinances.
Report favoF of increasing the salaries OF 1he Clerks
Of Centre Tompkns Jefferson and Union Markets.
Concurred in.
Report in favor Of increasing the salary of door at
Police Stations from $500 10 $500 instead Of 500, a.
nlouted bv Board Of Assistants. C0ncurred In.
Resolution that the salaries OF the Clerk OF Wash.
ireon Market be fixed at 900 and the Deputy Clerk at
$50 Concurred in.
Resolution in favor Of increasing the salary of the
CLERK of Franklin Market from o. to sl 80 per day
Conourred In.
Several papers were referred
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday afternoon at
q o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

Plan. f,r new Small po1 Hospital at BLACKWELL Isl
a We're submitted by Or Sanger together WIN com
;s,;on nrqinc the necessity OF the erection OF sad
= for The better treatment of patients Referred 10
Sneoial Commitiee TO report -. .,h .
GOV smith offered the following resolution "ho" WIS
adopted -. sr,u.,ox Hospital on Black
~sirs Il. and be located IN the center Of tue ID ' e
Goy West offered the following resoluiOn which was
adopted -. ....-..v h. .,s !, hereby directed
q, II. x steps essaIy enforce the ststais as4n @
70 H 20 tb Den.rfrnsut whether or not ne OH
Zee ana iey m are ns violation OF said statute
Gov West stated that he behaved that this matter comes
M1in "e ~ schsmes would have bad tendency on the
SnnnS Of our CITY and should therefore be prohibited
A Communication was received from MI Brtton. pre-
feuipg charges against nr' heenc' " ""'Ne- ~ '
tentiaTy at Blackwells Island. ,,.
II was moved an6 carried that Mt hi'ton hive aoe1y
TO withdraw his commaeic2''pp.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
ANOTHER BRUTAL MCRDER ~ THE SIXTH
WARD.

ARREST OF TWO OF THE PARTIES IMPLICATED.
On Monday night gang of notorious ruiisus who are
in the habit of congregatng rightly at the corner OF Elm
and Duaness and other places in that vicinity got Etoa
fight at the corner above named about prostitute whom
each faction of the rufany crowd were endsavorng 10
decoy away The fight lasted but few moments when an
nofensve German named Hewor, who lived over gro
cery on the northwest of Duane and Elm se hap
pened to pass and without the slightest provocaton bong
offered by him. was feed senseless TO the pavement by
cart rung in the hands Of Of the murderous gang.
Hewer was Immediately conveyed to his residence whom
physician called who found that his skull had been
fractured and had him conveyed to the New York Hospi
tai where be died yesterday morning. Immediately after
Hover was taken to his house, Officer Gordon OF
the Sixth Ward, passed the place. and seeing
crowd of drorderies but not knowing of the asseult
be attempted to dsperse them but was hmef attacked
and Knocked into the gutter by the railians' who
then fed Officer Gordon failed to report anything
of tho occurrence at the Station House and the circum
stance of the murder publicly known until yester
day morning when Coroner Gamble notified TO hold an
inquest upon the body OF the deceased His Deputy Mr..
Cockear Immediately went TO work 10 hunt mp Witnesses
and succeeded in finding three lads named John McCar
rack Charles Sprague and Augustus Decker one or more
of whom saw deceased struck with cart rung The po
ice also promptly to work and soon ssceained that
William Finnegan a workman at Warrals foundry. in
Elm.st and Owen Glen, a" Short Boy" of unengabe no
orety who has frequently been arrested. had been on
gagged in the disturbance Fnnegan at work when tho
police came after him. but suddenly eft II and hed out Of
rear door, taking refuge in miserable howell in Elm st.
he door which he closed and fastened and then deed
he police who however captured him lie together
with Gillonwere then locked up in the Tombs Several
other we're also arrested witnesses and detained 10
await an nduison to be held by the Coroner this morning.
at II O'Clock Neither Of the parties under arrest il sup
posed to be the person who inflicted the fatal blow This
individual is yet large but the police after him and
will probably have him The deceased was tauor by
trade years of age and had been in the country about
two years lie unmarried man. and ssad to have
been industrious and well disposed
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
THE RAILROAD TROUBLES AT ERIE.

ERIE Tuesday Dec n, 1853
The railroad track and bridges at Harbor Creek were
again destroyed last night by mob excited bg their Chr
mas orgies and of the reers named kirkpatrick was
lodged in jail by the railroad folks He however was
bailed out
meeting was held here last night in which some citl
gems evnced inclination to abandon the disgracetui
proceedings
The Sheriff of Philadelphia in town this morning serv'
ing iDiunctons on the citizens restrain them romnurng
the Western Road
ERIE Tuesday, Dec. 27 ls53-2P. M.
Two of the rioters Harbox Creek were shot this morn
ing by some of the persons connected win 'ne raroau
Much excitement ensued and there some talk among
the citizens Of armng but it is believed that the deter
mined action of the railroad authorities will put stop to
these disgraceful riots.
ERIE Tuesday, Dec. 81, 1857 p. NJ.
Quiet is restored and the Sheriff has taken possession OF
The railroad at Harbor Creek determined that no one shall
moest the track either repair destroy until finally set
tied by legal process.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
THE GROTON TRAGEDY-THE MAYORALTY-
THE GREAT REPUBLIC &C. &C ,.-.

BosTON Tuesday, Dec. 2I I5oJ
There is again no choice for Mayor of this city DR.
rome " C. Smith, the peoples candidate lacks aooui 81
votes of an election The following is the result FOR
smith e.OG4; Bgelow, regular Whig, 4,5i6; Sleeper
Young Mems League candidate 763 Hobart Dem' 'A
Scattering, 90. -
The tragedy in Groton reported yesterday, was some
what exaggerated The facts these Prentiss II mes,
SUPERINTENDENT ofthe Poor Farm murdered ms "He On
with razor he then cut his own throat dying instantly
The children were upharmed He was % years ola ana
in comfortable circumstances but had SHOWN symptoms
of insanity before. ..o =. mid.
violent gale and snow storm commenced mere az mu
night and this morning the seighing is toleaby good
be destructon OF the Great Republic excites consider
able svmuathy here From all can learn the bulk OF
the on her falls on New York Offices only about
$50 900 being insured in this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

NEwORLEAHs, Tuesday, Dec ", 1888.
BY the steamer Texas have dates from Vera Cruz to
the 2qd and the City of Mexico to the 18th inst
Santa Anna had issued decree accepting the Guadaa
lara declaration with salary of 100000 but takes the
title Of Most Serene Highness' instead OF Captain
General.
Santa Anna has decreed that in Of his death moral
disqualification he shall name his successor
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

I ,,,.;o, a, ~birh they urrag thsir haais ard
thought Of slave auction. Carruy scon-ges womsa
/ uors. than the whp Rich and czrilsve churches do
worse thar Withhold the sacred volur- they MAKE the
roor man despise Il. For every negro wrong twin
botl er can Be shown New York Philadelphia aod B)s
ten II speak quality, not quantity Bat slavery
Sfards alone In lsit cGn st t.ace ts The ei'ct
10 TIE sgent; shove each slave stands ore man
every slave knows in what breast to sheaih ms
dsrrer. There are pisces where Il - ch~sp cear
eye 20 preach Seains; Slavery. las Il y sgNnst
Caihnlicisnn where there Is much danger from Il ss
ssx.s slarif Sserse. he vrusr and even in ,is Il q
not recBliar. What the practical worth Of all have
said Chrstiani'ys mcs' practical broad view m n,
nseful than a narrow; to be mssnsninous Il pra'tca
god; to he shlo syyuc sntsCc-sts canse better
thsn bnssb y practical advantage. There l. al isb
race In wbCA the las; winsbut NJ one ries his oTn
ii We ard ON opponents bth beabored nags less Il
Woult he better 10th bat why shoud not ST tho
example II sOuld be nssgnsnnons. and woali give US
:is PEACE of III who has said the world hath thing
Ike IT," The institution q SLAVERY i doomed bat 10
thuk nmc0ste abolition wsnli leave the slave better is
3 mistake Ii is not Savery we hse, but the cause.
whatever II Is that tegrsdcs WOrld omAScipaiilo
build hut. open ,bibe Suppose the marriage res
ton dssolV Ell = morrow by law scrse tew might
quit Il sf hrsldom bs whsi difference would he lesa
fIe,do make 70 the Of wives and husbands There
Other slaves than tpse owned Hy law ccTgyen with
wives sud Children o-nei BY th.r congregations Sa
perhcial d.ctesing viii do. Alter victory thero
Of ccngratuiaiioa; Niciorfl-the millennium
But il is then that the nsuished raS tecy be wise
What tnns, be done We educate white
men ss wta as emSnci,ate back. We must
moral suasisn not ta4t ot ne scA0olmssser
who carries bs rod behiri his DscA' nor oi the
hot refouner. bvt of the martyr, OF Cars seshness
must rersh hui po under narrow local ssssnlts In
Pere La Chase dead FrenchTen look through windows;
and 81 some build sepulchpS and because they add
ste,Yes call them churches thu free soa scars 70 the
tmryfeGn but In tAsse the sparrow flies ~ high as thu
ar h. aud far the window, s,d ,hen falls Reforms
which work rom below. which co>e up from the cries d
tie opposed bat explosions rights wr1ng sro the
spTte.sor are tho seed sf rights given nom
shove the seed of love In many fors of rong there
Is but evil selGshv.ss among rany reforms there
but one reformaiion-ope.
Many of the principal points Of h, lecturers address
received with marks of appr0baen by tho aHdence
when he concluded Or Ritter and said he hFet thst
the regular lecturers for the rest Of the wald
anti slavery lectures
A song was sung by the Huchnsons laadatoy o.
rescefu victories then the Sudience dispersed
LECTURE AT THE BROOKLYN ATHANEUM.
The Rev DR.. Storrs delivered the sixth lecture OF tho
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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
FROM THE SOUTH

BALTIMORE Tuesday Dec. q, IsoJ'
The New Orleans papers OF Tuesday ast are Iece'eu
hut contain no Of importance. - .,.
The storm of Friday aud Saturday last was~everey ieh
along the Southern coast
No papers were published here TO day:
The European news of the great naval engagement ere
ates much excitement here.
We have no mail to night south of Richmond.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
THE WEATHER AND NAVIGATION,


The weather. is fine and pleasant No ice has formed
since Sunday night. ~ ., -pN
The steamer America leaves here Tor bnnaio "
ALBANY Tuesday Dec. %, 1883;
The Hudson River ferry boat continues its trips Inc
Boston boat broke down day but will be repaired 70
row Passengers for Troy and the East cross on 'ne ce
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
MASONIC CELEBRArION AT TROY.

TROY, Tuesday, Dec ~, IeOS.
Tho Grand Lodge Of Free Masons of this State held a
session here odsy and celebrated the Anniversary OF
St John by imposing and appropriate ceremonies at the
dsdca,ion of the Masonic Hail. beautiful new edihce
and nnhlic installation Chancellor Walworh presided
and Alderman Macarthur delivered an eloquent grafton
before very large audience Of ladies and members o the
(~.t.~ ,,fx
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
THE BEDINI RIOT AT CINCINNATI.

IINCINNAII IutHudyi DIV IT
The German Association engaged in the riot on sunday
night assert that they had no intention oil DONG ofe
than burning Bedini in ehigy
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
Y,pcr FIRE IN WALLINGFORD.

NEw HAVEN, Tuesday, Dec ~ 1893,
H. haitian factory of the Pomeroy Manufacturing Co
81, Wallnqford about l2 miles from this CITY, TOOK hre
ssv tbis morning and destroyed together win tne
eovered nv insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
MEETING OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE AIMS

The regular meeting of the Ten Governor was held
Gov. West Townsend Pinckney Dugro and Henry-GoV'
West in the Chair. r.;,r,ors u,d.r
their charge Dec. "a
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

OHIo-T1e Legislature win meet on the first kondsy in
Jsnuary United States Senator to succeed Mr. Chsss
will be elected Tho candidates are Mr. Corwin (of the
Supreme Beach Samuel kedary, Wa s Grossbsck O O.
Rigls and David Tod
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
TFCTrpE AT THE BROOKLYN ArHANEUM

lEt1t kE All IitE bhoOhIiN sluANbtN-
The Rev Dr. Storrs delivered the sixth lecture OF tho
course ct the Athaneum last evening. tis subject WIS
The Ideal Of Manly Character The lecture abOaudod
in truth elquence and beautiful thoughts sni drew down
the frequent applause Of large and fashionable audience
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UNITED STATES HOTEL

AOGOSLdp I'd.
TINE above HOTEL is open for the reception OF A
| PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT B0ARDERS. lii
This long established and wel-known House has under
cone thorough alteration throughout and furnished with
new and fashionable FURNITURE.
The TABLE will always be supplied with the BEST the
market aferds and the Proprietor trusts by sysemAnc
coarse both with and the regulations OF the house
GENERALLY he will be enabled to give entire satisfaction TO
fhose tllat may favor him With their patronage
lLn2a-ly trw 1No w. - OF EAn
USPOWD DER-MANUFACTURED BY THE
u HAZARD Powder Company OF Connecticut :;
Iaa0 kers Kentucky Rife Powder, 25 lbs each
go go ar. li.i kegs as do do do 81 DO do;
505 kers Deer - do do 25 do do;
I0c1 - UIast;ny do % do do;
so9IIs do q kegs each) do l25 do do
500 ciuis,ers Ene Rifle do ! pound. a
The above powder has Just been received direct IRON ine
manuf,elory ii the Hazard Powder Company-the quahy
Of which II well known throughout the United States All
orders promptly filled by application at my Powder Dapo'
North East cIraer Pabc Square Nashville
Also $50 900 feet Safety Fuse of best quality
s II. LOOMS, Agent
uercho5 for the Hazard Powder Company
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A MR.. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
had been bald for many years. by the use OF three cot
ties qf the HgRet5e Ointment had hss hci' entirely re-
stored, and now has beauula headof hair any
could wish. His age is about 50 years
of Mr. arTen of this town. IA wears of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle He had
the benefit of the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure, without avail II Of
the most aggravated cases ever he emacated ell
most to skeleton By the Of few bottles of tie 0nt
ment he horouqgcaed aud for months PAST has
enjoyed robust health
This was an extreme case of Inflammation Of the Spleen
Of long standing has ety of treatment from less than
eight different physicians without receiving benet-was
cured by the of only fou bottles Of the Magnetic 0n
ment This was four months agoand the lady MFs. Dun
ham, is still in good health and able to attend to her usual
household duties have treated two of Chronic Sore
Eyes with the Ointment both of the patients so Reariy
hind need attendant to lead them from place to
place One of them had been afflicted Is years. the other
about 9yea They had tried the best physicians in the
State without benefit and of them had been under the
treatment of the celebrated Dr. Muzy of Cincinnati for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds of dollars in
VAN efforts To effect They now by use of the
Magnetic Ointment nearly quite curel and are able
read and attend any ordinary business have used the
Ointment IN number ofcaSes of Piles, and in hts
failed of gyiHI immediate relief and geaeraBG permanent
have alsoused benecaly in cases of Er-
speas And last but not least have within the last year
cured four Of CANCER by the of the Magnetic
Ointment alonel
From thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which it is recommended confidently
commend 10 be Of the most useful remedies of
feTed TO the public. Respectfully Yours,
BURTON HUBBELI, NJ. D.
Dated Jan o. 1880 Amelia Ohio
The character of this Ointment efficient remedy is
established in this city. There quite number of ind
vduals who ascrbe their restoration to health to the OF
/ this extraordinary Ointment
For sale by H. G. SC0VEI,
/ BERRY DEM0VILLE,
may6 CARTWRIGHT & ARMSTRONG.
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ALARMING RLAiJRs!
SINGULAR EXPOSE AND HIGHLY ISFLADlED STATE
OF FEEIIN,a

SINGULAR EXPOSE AND HIGHLY ISFLAOiED STATE
OF FEELING.
Caused by The astonishing reports. which spreading like
wdre already extend from end Of the American Con-
tnent TO re other rosng the sensbihties and startling
like THE TRUMP OF THE ARCH-ANGEL,
Mankind rnm their inaccessible and lamentabe inerti-
tnde, 70 tue most nervous aod intense excenen-openng
the eyes Of the human familyto
\ MOMENTOUS SUBJECT, .fzF -.---f.
which vy their dearest interests mad raising
the drapery curtain that concealed from ofta vision for
unnumbered ages - E, flEtz
THE GLIMPSES OF THE FUTUREI
Rumors disclosing clearly 10 the asonshed OF
told multitndes the AOs OpeEahG by which individuals
from every grade OF society suddery become the proud pos
SCISSORS of
PRINCELY WEALTH, -,a --'- ST.
through the workings of that beautiful SYSTEM gene
rousy given TO the world by the unrng energies and
less philanthropy Of those well known benecI0rs of the hui
race,
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PATENT CHOPPlNG MILL,
KN,y Fnnnniuu G0ru or other Grain.

TOT NNOppiH- OOIH % O'1III SJ7I,I1If
An arttCle Vh5cA ecery fd171er Shoutd haBe
1T will grind with two horse power, from four to
five bushels an houreher fine for bread or coarse for
sock-and simple in its construction that any boy
twelve wears old Keep in order andrun H. Us adap
ted to ether-Stean. water or Horse Power.
Having sold the entire right of manufacturing and selling
the above Mill in Tennessee Messrs j. K Cowan and A
C. Howard Of Nashville persons wishing to purchase can
6nd them s J, NJ Seaburys, College street where thsy
A1 be happy to take orders, BOSS ADAMS.
aug2S. ...f.
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mails after the lotteries are drawn.
~ Correspondents will please order few lays before
the lotteries are drawn.
There is large per aentage in fl Ct these purchasers
who order by the Package, aud the Of drawing four
OF the largest Prizes in the Schen. the by secured
We advise the purchase Packages Tickes in every in
stance.
"a Bank Drafts or Certifcatesof eposit vable in Gold
at sght viii be promptly RENTED those correspondents
who draw prizes at Pi FER L cos +-
- kelIseinher-A PAcKAGE Of lcKETs c.l draw -FOUR
OF the most splendid prizes in a scheme.
~ 10 order to Fortune and the nh Immediate
ly aer the result Is known the readers OF tins paper have
only to Iei cash Drafts prize tickets to the Dd Estab
llshed fan famed and truly e Exehangs aud Lottery
blohels, PYF ,R CO, I.
july30-lm No Iign treet Bal more Md
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HuSrsv1Ltr. Ala. March :. 1882.

HUNTSVILLE, AI3.J AIarch 8, I50z
DR.. BLEDsoE-SlR; Judging from the certificates you
have already advertised it viii be almost unnecessary
TO add further evidence in regard TO the healing virtues of
your Compolnd but mnst say, that for years I suffered
great deal from Dyspepsia and enlargement fthe Spleen
and thought that never would commenced tax
ing your compound about weeks SINCE and have gained
25 80 pounds and feel about well as l ever did.
HENRY J. GOFF
above medicine is for sale in every Drug Store in
the CITY, and most of the in the State g. W HEN
DERSHO1T General Agent, for wholesaeing the med
icine. q Price s. per pInt Bottle. noKl8-lYd TT
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ElIzABETH ], HARDWOOD.


" HUNTsvlLLE, Ala, August "a, 1851.
This is to certify that had suffered for many years with
Dyspepsia and Diseases of the Liver Physician after Ply
scian had prescribed for without my receiving any ben
eft when commenced the Of Dr. Biedsoes Alternative
Compound, which cured soundly and recommend it
because of the happy effect upon others Of my acquaint
ance. JOSEPH CAR0THERS.
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NASHVILLE. June 2s. 1853.

NASHVILLE, June 2s, 1853.
Col L. P CHE ATHAM:-D Dear Sir:-I have been using
he espng and Moving Machine patentened by Manney
Of Illinois which YOU Offering In the citizens OF Ten
nessee It's FIRST LABOR SAVING MACHINE t works
YRtrLr and RAPIDLY The cut per day will depend
principally upon the speed of the team II the team can
4 ten hours It IS entitled to the confidence of the public
Respectfully j. SHELLY .
L f. BRADLEY now managing the farm of DR.. Shelby
make tue following statement We have had for more than
one week one Of Col Cheatham's moving and reaplng
machine haretred clover and grain blown and tau
1ed and nov that trnOwa and cuts cleaper than the
sythe blade and that il will per day much IA
hands and reap least tWentyour acres per day
;aue9,-t6y l.. F. BRADLEY.