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At Court Of Probate held nj Limerick, within
and for the County Of York. on the first Mon
day Of April, IN the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eish, hundred and ilty.four, by the Hon
orahle Joseph L. Nye, Judge Of said Court
JAMES CHADBOURNE, Guardian OF Mary
- A. Hodsdon, Alfred Hodsdon and Moses NJ
Hodsdon, minors and children Of Daniel Hodsdon
late Of Hollis, in said County, deceased, having
presented his first account VI Guardianship o
each Of said wards for allowance:
Ordered, that the said Guardian give notice Ia
al. persons interested by causing a copy of this
order 10 TO be published three weeks succcssivey
in the Union and Eastern Journal, printed at Bid.
delord, in sad County, that they may appear ut q
Probate Court to he held at Saco, in said County,
on the first Monday of May Lext, at ten Of The
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause il any they
have, why the same should not be allowed.
Auest,-FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy. Attest,
IA FRAN CTS BACON, Register.
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YORK BANK

A meeting Of the Stockholders ofthis Bank will
~ DC held at their Banking Room, on MON.
pAi The hrst day Of May next, ut 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, to see Il they will accept an act Of the Legs.
iature' auihorising IN addition Of Twenty live
thousand Dollars, to their Capital Stock, and 10
act upon such other business as may come belo,,
the meeting
BY order Of the Directors
ffsa G-L JOHN G. BRADBURY. C..hie,.
} Ssco, Apiil 10, 1884. 80 90 IS
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mdrrtaqes.

In thi. town, 9Th inst, by George Adams, Esq,
Mr.. John +. Adjutant to Miss Sarah Ann Thurs
ton, all of Billeiord.
In Saeo, 9Th inst, Ivy Rev. J. w. Atkins, Mr..
wm. r. Smith to Hannah A. Averill, both Of
Kennebunkport.
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SacO and BiddefOrd Gas Light Go.

TTNHE Stockholders in Saco aud Bijdeford Gas
l. Light Company are hereby notified tina, their
Annual Meeting for the choice Of Directors aud
for the transaction OF such other business US may
come before the meeting, will be held at the Office
Of Z. Il. Wigsin, Esq, ia Saco, on Monday, April
l7th, 1854, at O'Clock, L. NJ.
T. SCAMMAN, secy.
Sac, AnriI ltb 1871
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HISTORICAL LECTURE.

4 LECTURE will be delivered in Biddcford,
"A At Central Hall, on Wednesday Evening, al
half past O'Clock, by
Eugene Batchclder, Of Cambridge.
SUpEcr: "The English Defenders Of the
American Revolution" The object of the lecture
is TO show who w,le the friends Of America in
England during our War for Independence.
U- Tickets l2t cents, to be had at the book
stores, and at the door.
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Al Court Of Probate holden ut Limerick. within
and for the County Of York, on the lirsi Monday
in April, 10 the year Of our Lord eiglteen hun.
bred and iihy.iour, by the Honorable Joseph I.
Nye, Judge OF said Court:
lnN the petition Of Sewall Thompson, Guardian
" Of Joshua b. Small, minor and child Of
Joshua Small, late Of LinIington, in said County,
deceased and dcvisee in the will Of Mary II.
Moody, late OF said Limington, deceased, praying
that administration, with the will annexed, Of the
estate Of said Mary H. Moody, may be granted ~
Arthur Macarthur, Of said Limingion:
Ordered, that the petitioner cite the next Of kan
10 take administration, and give notice thereof 10
the heirs Of said deceased aud TO oil persons inter
es,ed in said estate, by causing copy Of this or
der TO be published in the Union and Eastern Jour.
nal, printed in Biddeiord, in said County, three
weeks successfully, that they may appear at-a
Probate Court to be holden at Saco, in said Coun-
~, on the first Monday In May next, ut ten Of tho
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, IL any ihoy
have, why the prayer Of said petition should NOT
be granted.
Attest,-FRANCIS BACON, Register
A true copy. Attest,
II FRANCIS BACON, Register
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A CARD The subscril er, in behalf Of the
Mechanics Association, would express the thanks
OF the Association, TO Hon. Win. p. Fessenden,
Senator In Congress, lor valuable public docu.
nenis seat by him TO the Institute.
JAMES SMITH, 1R., Secretary.
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COURTS OF PROBATE.
STATE OF MAINE.

WORK, IS. AT Court Ut Probate, held ut
Il Limerek, on the third day Of April, In the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fity.four
Ordered, that from aud amer the day aforesaid,
and until otherwise ordered, the Courts OF Pro.
bate, within and for the County Of York, be held
on the 6rst Monday Of every month, nj the follow.
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Notice.

THIS is to certify that ], Edward Cooley, have
! given to my daughter, Mary L Cooley, her
nor demand any OF her earnings AFTER this date.
EDWARD x COOLEY.
Attest, joins SPESciR mark.
Dover, Murch 81, 1853 I3-3ws
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Wreck Master.

CAPTAIN JAMES SAUNDERS, Of Deer Isle,
~ in the County OF Hancock, has been duly ap.
pointed und commissioned Wreck Master in said
County. l5-GN& ~
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NJ e w
CLOTH, CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS !
ALL NEW GOODS.
G. w. BooTHBY

MAY be found at the store formerly occupied
INl by |. Gleason, opposite the Saco House,
MAN Street, Saco, with good assortment Of
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, DoesLins, Tweeds, Cash.
mercis and Veslngs, Of every shade and quality,
which will be sold by the yard, or made into gar.
menis for a email profit and IN all cases warrant.
ed To give satisfaction. Also, Genicnen's Fur.
nishing Goods, such us Shirts, Bosoms, Collars,
Cravais, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Socks, &c.
G. w. BOOTHBY, Agent.
N. B.-l would take this opportunity to return
my thanks to old friends and customers, GoI the
liberal share Of patronage received heretofore, and
hope by sircter attention TO business and the wants
Of the public, To receive continuation of the same.
Saco, March Goth, 1854. l2-3m
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Pursuan, 10 the above Warrant, hereby notify
the Voters of Biddef6rd to meet at the time and
place referred 10 for the above named purposes.
WILLIAM w. CLEAVES, Constable.
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Pure Cod Liver Oil.

vINHE genuine article, prepared from fresh Con
Il LINERS by tue subscriber, and for sale by him
a, the Pool, and by his agent, James Sawyer,
Druggist, Biddeford. Specimens Of the Oil may
be seeu at the Union Office.
EDWARD MCBRIDE
The Pool, April 10th, 1854. l5-,r
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At Court OF Probate held nj Limerick, within
and for the County Of York, on the fsi Monday
Of April, In the year Of Our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fny.iour, by the Honorable
Joseph +. Nye, Judge Of said Court:
r0TrON BEAN, Guardian OF Charles II. Bur.
~ bank, minor and child Of Samuel Burbank,
late Of Limerick, in said County, deceased, hav.
ing presented his iirsi account u Guardianship u
his said ward for allowance:
Ordered, that the said Cotton Dean give notice
TO all persons interested, by causing copy Of this
order TO be published three weeks successfully In
the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed at Biado-
ford, in said County, tina, they may appear nj n
on the frs, Monday Of May next, at ten of tho
clock in the loscnoon, and shcw cause, if any
they have, why the same should not be allowed
Aiicst,-FRANClS BACON, Register.
A true copy. Attest,
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lfdtbs.

In Par.ons6eld, 18th ult. Thomas Edgecomh
aged so years and months.
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Removal.
Dissolution.

TINE Copartncnhip heretofore existing betwecl
L the subscribers, under the 81, 10 Of TARB0S
&c WETHRELL, was dissolved on the 3lst o
March BY mutual consent. -
A. TARBOX,
Biddeiorl, April =, 1884. g. NJ. WETHRELL.
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sherry Wine Biltcrs.

I'm s. o: RICHARDSON'S Sherry.winc Bit.
~ iers. Just received, supply OF that ccle.
braicd, long established standard Medicine. Il
has been successfully used, for the las, forty years,
throughout the New England States, and various
other parts Of the Union, for the cure Of ull dis.
eases arising from disordeied Stomach, or an
impure stale of the Blood.
Agents for Bid,leiord and Saco, Dr. James Saw.
yer, DR.. F. Robic, Daniel l.. Mitchell, DR.. J. A.
Berry, and I. Gilman. a| l3-4w
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Singing Schools !!
O. ID. ADAMS

MOULD call the attention of his friends and
w the public generally, TO his new Music Hall,
which he has hired for term OF years, situated in
The Washington Block, over Mr. Leaviu's Book.
store where his Singing Schools are now organ.
ICED, and meet us follows: Advanced class in
Sacred Music, opened March 10th, meets Thurs
day and Saturday evenings, at u o'clock. Ele.
mentary class, expressly for beginners, opened
March 9th, meets Tuesday and Friday evenings.
Sunday evening class meets once u week only
Juvenile class, preparatory for May Day Floral
Festival, organized March 18th, meets Wednes.
day and Saturday afternoons, at 3 o'clock. AL
who will take part on May Day, will be admitted
TO this class for twenty-five cents.
Tickets for evening classes, 81 90 for twenty les
sons. Halfierm tickets sold for all Of the above
classes.
o. Mr.. A. will be nj his rooms most hours of
the day, where he will be in readiness to give pr.
waite lessons To small classes or to individuals, ON
the most reasonable terms
All who place themselves or their children, un.
der his instruction, may be assured Of his best CT
forts for their highest Improvement.
Biddeford, March 9th, 1854. l2-u
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- G. MURCH, See 80
B'ddeiord, April 10, 1854 sgt' % q
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&c The Washington correspondent, oil
the New York Evening Post says:

U~ The Washington correspondent oil
the New York Evening Post says:
Speeches on the Nebraska question now
sound like funeral ora,ions over the remain,
Of the democratic party. The recent cleo.
tions in New Hampshire and Connec,icu n,
have not only knocked the Nebraska bus;.
ness on the head, but they have dealt such
blow TO the democratic party. ofths Union,
as to make il reel.
SAN HousroS AND THE MEMORIAL OF TIL
CLrscr. A gentleman who was present in
The Senate chamber, during the debate on
the memorial Of the New England clergy,
Tells The editor ofihe'i Commonwealth y that
while Douglas was speaking, Mr.. Sumner
suainea over listening TO him, greatly exci-
ted. Sam Houston observing il, exclaimed
very earnestly" Sumner don't speak leave
him 10 me-" But will you take care of
him % Mr. Sumner replied. eyes. I will
ifyou will no, speak" Aud he did il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-24

$ located in PredsrrK Cry, Mi, IS healiby
L and pleasant a town as any ia The southern
Siates
%. The Scholastic duii-s nil Be re,pued on
Monday, he 4tt day IF September nert
This Institution has an able aud eifieirHl Board
ofPr5tessors and L, achers, a good Library ex-
cellent Musical Instruments, an EXTENSIVE Chemis
cal ana Philosophical Apparatus, and il is copf.
DENLY believed thai il Offers many Facilities ff
irpatting thorough, excessive and refiaed ecu
Gallon as any Seminary IN the land.
The School is NOT sEcrARIaN, on the contrary
The youa& ladies' are strictly requiQed to attend
sneh Chur3h as parents designate, accompanied al
ways ey a teacher.
Scholars will be received az any time drring The
year, andTwii te charged pruporlionsby from the
date Of htr entrance Tie close Of the Scholastic
year in JAY. -
LIZ For board and Tuition including % ni-hed
Roops, Lights, Fuei. Washing, etc, 500 per
Scholastic year; payable bali yearly 10 advance
For Circulars aai e.her particulars address,
H. WINCHESTER. Prest. y
In,, - 1874
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~ L. w - ~ IL MI La L.
i Eastern markets wild ke largest aud most
complete
STOCK OF GOODS
he has ever offered at this placen pf which has
BEEN purchased On the very best p5, (eerms. and
viii be sold as low a. ang goods OF MeSAme quail
its be in The Valley Of Virginia, CONSISTING in
paTl OF the following articles viz: e.
Giolas Cassimere< and Tweeds;
Fancy Cassiaets. al very low prices;
Silk Satin and Marsanles Vesiings
Italian, Cloth and Summer do;
good assortment Of Cotton Goods for Sum
An assofimsn, Of Bieaehed and Brosn Cot.
Do do osnaburg coltons;
Black. plain, striped and 6gered silks;
rarltons. Illusions aud $arcanet,s
Swiss, Cambria and Jsconet Muslins,
Plain and figured Canton do.
large assortment OF calicoes and Cling
hams;
1egfges and Berage de LANES. very cheap !;
ls1~ns, Muslns. &c;
lP>b Linen and Linen Tahecloihs;
Linen, Silk, and Cambria Handkerchief;
Grape. Silk, aud Cashmere Snawls, Of every
variety;
French worked Collars and Cuffs;
Dress Trimmings &c =
Silk and Straw Bonnets, very cheap;
Artificial Flowers &c, and almost everything
in the IA ey way;
I.adie>i. Misses AMI Children's Shoes;
IIals and Gaps, OF everv qnsi'y and price
Also. a large stock OF GROCERIES OF the best
quality. consisting part of
Coffee SugaIs. Chocolate Teas;
Muiasses, Sstups Bacon Salt. Sc.
Also, geod ASSORTMENT Of Hardware
cutlfry. Carpenters Tools &c
Walters, Loeains Glasses aud Tinware
A large u OK OF QasAnsware: &C
All OF which viii he sod on he very best terms
Those who desite To get good and cheap bargains
are respectfully invited TO call before purchasing
ELSEWHERE and jnege for themselves.
JOHN G. WILSON.
Harners Ferry Anrfl On lsh4
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MEDICAL HOUSE,
No. l6 SOUTH FREDERICK ST
BAI.TIWoRE MD.9

Established ia orer 10 afford he afflicted sound and ,e
sntfe medical aid for he suppression Of Quaek.
oy.
nR- ,. h. SMITH has for many years devoted
IL hiS whole attention The treatment Of Private
Complaints in all their varied andt implicated forms
l,Ss,,Sss:gI,sllrg and difficult
cases Of Private Comp srIuailS. Oh 'aole, =
and stares; practice 6ieh no donbt exceeds bat of
all The other physicians now advertising in Baltimore,
and not single is known where his directions were
strictly fonwed4and medicines taken nj a reasonable
time. thoat eaeciing radical and permanent cure
therefore pers a cited with diseases the above
nature matter how difficult or long standing the
case may bep would DO well 10 can on DR.. SMITH !,
1T his office, No. 10 5. FREDE RICK ST, and If not
ehpetualy relieved remuneration will be required
for his services. His medicines free Mercury
and all mnpfa poisnns pu up in and compact
form. and may be aken ~ public N private house,
OF while travelling without exposure hndraDee
from business and except in cases OF violent In fam
nation. no change o diet is necessary.
STRlCTURES--DE Smith has discovered a new
ethoh by which he the worst form Of s,Tic.
lure ard that wiihou pain or Inconvenience 10 the
patient Irritation Of the uTe,hri PROSTATE glands
or neck of the bladder, IA sonnet mes mistaken for
structure by general practitioners or eharlatans
YOUNG MEN
and others afflicted with Seninal Debility. whether
originating from Certain Destructive Habit or from
any other with lhe train of bodily and mental
evils which follow, When neglect ed, should make an
early sppnealen thereby avoiding much trouble and
suffering, as well a. expense. By his improved meth.
1 Oh oflreament, Dr. can safely gnarauter speedy
and perfect cure in an cases of this complaint.
T0FEMALES
All diseases peculiar TO Females. (sueh as Suppress
sioRs, Irregularities sc } speedily and eectualy re-
moved. The efficacy Of his remedies Tor the cure OF
The above affections hare heen well tested 10 % ex-
iensiye practice for the last twelve years
! PERSONS AT A DISTANCE may consult Dr. S.
by letter, post paid describing case 4nd have medi-
cine securely put mp and niwaTded amy part OF The
United States, always accompanied with iull and
pcii directions for pse. Communications considered
strictly confidential Ofiee arranged with separate
paruicnts. that patients any but the
! doctor himself Attendance daily, from ; in the
4 morning till 9 81 night
NIB Persons afflicted with any Of the above com.
plants will do well avoid the various NOS fRUMS
1 and SPECIFICS. advertised by Apoiheearies aud
Druggists certain cure for any and every disease
They put mp sell bat and frequently
do mich more harm than good, therefore avoid them
word 10 the wise Is sufficient Address
DR.. J. B. SMITH. No. i6, s Frederick ST..
January IS54- -ly Baltimore, Nd.
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TO Farmers, Dairvmen 8 Others,

THE Subscribers having ohtainkd Letters "a
\ tent Tor heir Improved Hvdrn-T kermst
Cfsrn, ere prepared 70 dispose ofFigA,s tor S,a,ss
ccuaiiez, and towns ana indiFid1aI prisileees On
most reasonable terms :
4 would b. snpeFnnoas 10 present in The form
81 exIavsgsni Newspaper pass, The Eaanv advan-
tases our Churn has over an others We will
simply STATE that with our Improvements inter
CAP ee prcdaced from pure cream IA ir,m l % 4
minutes and from fresh unskimmed milk in from
: y ny minutes, The milk being fs icr liable use
thereafter.
~ he peculiar form Of construction Of the dash
err rs butter : readily accumulated and gathered
inmAsss requiring 40 additional labor other thaa
The mer- usual seasoning OF sailing
Our Churn Apparatus Is also admirably adapt.
ed for the producing Of cram ices The frohine q.
eggs, &c, and n this respect is most valuable 10
C6nieciioners ard Families
The Chufn is simple cheap and durable in con-
stfuttion, and can Be operated by child eight or
ten years OF age. In q word, the invention needs
only 10 be tried 10 prove It's great and general
utility
Circulars will be furnished In few day show
ing drawings and giving description Of The ehurn.
Persons desiring further information, ChurRs.
or rights, will address postage ncid.
HARRIS0Np& GALLAHER.
Care Of John 5. GaiIaher, IT.,
Washington. d. c.
AnrilI3 tSS4-pen rnnv
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TlHIS health giving and Itrauriful Waisrin,
Il Place viii be uugrrbne PERSONAL superiatep-
.7dence OF the undetsignedSdarIg the coming sum
ner who VIII use every tfOlt DO his power 10 rem.
der il one Of the mist attrsclife and agreeable wa
terins places 10 Virginia Il is situated on an
elevation or spur q! The tesiie BIZ Ridge Noun
tain 10 the county OF j. III fSon five miles south Of
Qharlestown, the county Seat.
Passengers having Baltimore or Wasair zion ~
me morning Tram Of ears Wsllsrtve al HariprS-
Ferry al ~ NJ. trcn thetite The Win brsisr &
Potomac Railroad cars, EN- mflesto Charltsown.
where twelve passenSet Cuseh will receive and
convey them into ChareSlown. and il eesred to'
ne Springs ID dnner oyef a good road and
through lovely co0Hhy|
The Analysis made bf theElate Dr. De Butts
from 100 grains Of Ihe water tfom The main foun.
lain, Afforded G3 grs o. Shlpha,e Of Lime. loI Us
Carbonate OF Lime, pa srs ol Sul pAate OF Mag
nesia, EPSON salts XII ef Nitrate Of Magpe..
sia gf Mqiiate o Soea..3-f0 grs. Sui hale oil
Iron, and 1-l0 grs Carb nate df Ironi
From the above analysis lhewaters ufShaEpon-
faie NAV very properly b. claSsed among The Sa
line Chaiy Sina,ian of The m Isl Va lu
PIE description 10 the Whole range 2of Mineral
waters. Il may therefore be positively asserted
without exaseraJion or fear of contradiction thar
no minsrsl water within The limits Of he Uni,cd
States, possesses the same constituent parts or is
more salafaiy and efbeieni aIterative ihan the
waters 81 ShaHnnndsle SPrings This water acts
as gently rs The mfidest eptTiept, without giving
rise 70 thoee unpleasant sfnsations Of pain and de-
nilly 50 1lttn uocasloned BY ordinary caihasIics
relieves the eonvaesccnl from bilious OF CHER fe
yers dyspepsia, dropsicsi swellings, eacuious af-
tecions hemorrhoids. scfpfula, indigestion. Iheu-
ma,ism loss Of appetite exhaustion general dehil-
Nv gravely corrections. stridlures and a variety
al other diseases 10 which man is subject and il r.
freely acknowledged hs al who have oeen afflicted
with any Of The above diseases that the free %
Sh5nnondale waters have effected permanent
cures. -
Sulphur Mineral, hot and cold Battles Furnished J,
,hy application at the Bar. !.
The Hotel is arge and cornmodious-tae coi,a-;
ges numerous and com soliable !!
I The table will be supplied with the best beer
mountain and valley mutton tnge,her withal the
Injuries afforded in ihefeFiile Valley Of Virginia
The hest Wines Brandies and other LiquofS
can always be had at tbr table or az the har.
w sSAPPINGTON.
Proprietor IL SarFing,on,S Hotel. .
CharlesioTn JeEerSon couaiy, Va
June I, 1854. Eli
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Patent Pretaium Threshcr,
Cleaner and E8a-qe,..

Cleaner and Baggec.
Which receives tas First Premiaal ii he Crystal
Palace, New York This making 10 Premiums ii
i've seasons, il 90 - Ftsion wi1h the celebrated
Senaratofs CT the dass pgvsing eanclnSiyely, that
sipiieny in conSlFacsioa. psess in price. ard
dnfabiiiy ~ ansfhinesiis o<tngiiSiiy appreciated,
aud the cid com else4sea costly sxparators must
Weld their place 10 superior maehiae. This Ma
chlne for thrsshing, y nsrating, cleaning twice,
screening aud haggiagi COY one siInple eperation1
all kinds Of Grain--tSe greatest lA5or-saring MA
chine extant tor Aim licily, durability cheapaess
and capacity, i has 10 rival in he world. Ii Is
capable Il turning eS.. ready ior The mill or f5r
seed, from 800 Il SOC Bushels If Wheat per da4.
with or horses, ang Shaads--or from 500 10 500
bushels with y h1rsee add as many hands, doing
The work cleaner andAteaking less gram, than any
machine now II use.d This machine received HE
hsst premiums al thT MARYLAND State Fair BALI
IN is5s and 1888 H the Washington Co. Nd.
FaEi Valley Asficaaassl Fair, u Va, In 1852 aid
1881 The kstpahaa aoek Agricultural Society," Ill
Port Roysl, Va 'h8 f,si premium al ghe Illinois
State Fair 1853. az Springfield and Silver Medal
al the lndiaua State FAIR at I0diagopiis 1859.
This machine is "a simple ia = nuriion, thai
the one fan and shoF enTpleiel ans and bags
The grain, Dispensing With all ihyts plieaisd ma
chfpery land consequent liability Of derangrmenf1
in all other srParatos. thus making Il more desira-
BE 10 the farmer
I SHoP Ps,css ~ Zn,Nsaaas 4 Co.'S THarsura
CLssaNgR BAGGEs .Sp Powgs IT hreSher. Cieangr,
andahaggef cemple''. and nor ses Sl15-Puwfr
f,r same SlUu, N bag S2-5 Tor the whole CON-
Rlete Thre-hrf Cf Aatr ami Bigger Sc ingh
Cylinder s2Oa rfheftoi sane; SlS5, ior s. 10
and 70 horses This machise IS comole,e wf3h
Bard Mrenrk..s. Nj
M REFERENCE Samuel Sands. Esa Editorial
the 4 American Farner - Col Edward Lloyd E stdn
Md; Capt. ID. OK Northumberland, Co., Va; IHH
Carter. Esq Richa,o.d Richard Willis, Esq, Rssh-
mnpa Col Charles Carroll, near ELECTS Mills Nd !;
+. Nelson Esq Rictnund CD B. Davenport Jeiisr-
son Co, Va; Dr. lisdias. Northumberland Co, W.
Hugh Nelson. Es4, hlaFse Co., Va Charles NIassn,
Es1p King George Go, Va; s. W. Thoniss. ESD
Clarke Co., Va Dr. 4. y. Marlows Frederick eity
Md; David Boyd. E@sq. Frederick, CITY, MD Era
Houek Frederick citt, Nd Samuel Helt Mddletossa
Valley, Nd. Jo,a csagvtt, Hsgrrsiown, Nd.
sY- The active .asa hines are mapataciuredain
CharleStawn. J fst>an Co. Va. All orders HUI
dressed 10 Us wi Re attended 10 with promplneks
and al. ihfeshers s4nt OFT warranted ID GENE un III
the standard ZIMMERMAN 81 co.
4 March rs 1854