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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-22
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CLOTHING STORE.
HENRY KERR

II AS just arrived direct from Pittsburgh with
! l. large and fashionable stock of READY MAps
CLOTHING, consisting in part of Dress Coats, Owe
Coats Sack and Box Conts, Pants and Vests If eyeR
ry variety, which he offers to the public at prices
that cannot fail to please. He Keeps like wise on
hand large assortment OF piece goods such as
French and American Broad Cloths, Cassmeres and
Vestings in great variety which he will make 10 or
der at the shortest notice and the latest styles Be-
ing practical Tailor Of long experience both in
will be able to give entire satisfaction 10 all whomay
favor him with their patronage.
0TCntting done on the shortest notice, and in the
most fashionable style. Give us a call, friends I
will be happy to see you, and show you my goods,
whether yuu want to buy or not
Or Remember the place, next door te Scott Il
Bingham's law office, on Market street.
Cadiz, Feb, %, 1855.
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CCOTCII, RAPPEE and MACCoWBA SNUFF.
- fresh supply, for sah at gg AZ
may A. 1853 JOHN BEALLiS
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ASSO CfA'rTOy
PHILADELPHIA. ''3

Important Announcement.
TNO all persons afflicted with Sexual disease, such
L as Seminal weakness Impotence, G onorrh@a.
elect, Syphilis, &c, &c. &
The Howard Association Of Philadelphia in view
of the awful destruction of human life and health,
caused by Sexual diseases by Quackk, have direc-
ted their consulting Surgeon; Charitable act
worthy of their name, to give Medical Advice
Gratis to all persons thus afflicted, Male or Femael
who apply by letter, (post pad,) with description
OF their condition, (age, occupation, habits Of lfe
&c,,) and in cases ofextreme poverty and sniierag
to furnish Medicines free of charge
The Howard Association is benevolent institu.
tion, established by special endowment, for the res
lief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with "Vr.
ulent and Epidemic Diseases" and its funds can be
used for no other purpose. II has now 0 suIplns
means, which the Directors have voted 'vertiss
the above notice. 1t is needless to ada at the
Association commends the highest Medical skAl
of the age.
Address, postpaid J DR.. Geo. R. Calhoun, Con.
sultng Surgeon, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa.
By order ofthe Directors, & @8
EZRA. D. TEARrWE Ell L, President,
GEO FAIRcHlLD, Secretary. Is tmay ?, '55ly)
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FOR SALE.

4sSSsaT TIE well-known Orleans Hotel situated on
lHI Main street Colomu door outh of the Metro
E--a11A fixtures thereon are offered for sale
Also large number of Hogs and Fowls will be sold
cheap, as the poprietors very to return to the
Atlantic States
J.. 3 All persons indebted to the Orleans Hotel arc
requested to call an settle Immediately in order to save
Gusts. ERAMER IL BRO.
Coloma. August 4, 1854
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n Enn Boxes and Haf if.xes Fist &ua4i'y y
~S2UO Adamantine Candles
25D boxes Candles III cartons;
100 Sperm Candies;
300 Imp and g. p. Tea;
200 % Y. Tyson Tea;
300 Alb ioxes Imp. and G. p. Tea
20 hi chests Black Tea, j. and iib papers;
81 boxes Fine Gunpowder.
For sale by GOODWIN co,
81 1mtf 62 Cal forna street San francisco.
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PEOPLES STORE.
MI. HoI.MES.
TN returning thanks to his numerous friends and
toners for The very LIBERAL patron. &c bestowed him
for the past six years. would say that he still continues to
keep OH hand full supl ly Of
Groceries, Prov,sons Vines Liquors, Cloth'ng,
Boots, Shoes Mining Tools Hardware,
Crockery, and Glassware,
Which he will NOT sell COST some advertise TO do but
the SMALLEST PROFIT, his motto being Quick
sales and speedy returns.
charge. 80
,S,u Dut The highest price pnid for Gold Dust in
American coin at store No. 2 Main street COloma.
jey 29
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Bridge Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the unders gned will
apply TO The Bo d of Supervisors ior The County OF
Ell Dorado at their regular meeting The first Monday Of
August next. for renewal of their License TO keep Toll
Bridge The Souh Fok of he Amer can RIVER at
COloma, in the County aforesaid.
j.. 7. RiUN,
Il. A. Pearls.
June 2, A. D. 1855. jey-zo-,t
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Dissolution.

TT'HE COpartnersh'p heretofore existing between W. II.
IL Taylor ana g. +. Gibbs, is this day diss lived by
mutual consent All persons having demands against The
above firm are requested present Them to W. Taylor
requested to nuke immediate pa, men to The same.
W. ii. TAYLOR,
q. F. GIBBS.
Coloma June !, 1855 ieJzSS
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Apothccary Hall.

EBIlYSIClANS prescription carefully PREPARED at al
4 hours Of day or night by
II w. ZET NER Anothecarv
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ANTERTCAN HOTEL.

CRCCKER & FIX. proprietors.
ID The PlolrjciorS hayrg recently made additions
5iIsA let ed and uiushed tleir House with new urni-
ll.fsI iute lake his mcs'Od d informing The travelling
-1 pubic and eli ze.> generally, thai they pre-
pared 10 acc"nln da;c all wi" may raIunizc them
FAMIiIlS will find cOmmodiuts accommodations in
private apartments, at this llouse
The American Hotel is situated ON Petv Hill or noste
the Court House will all times be found an agree
able and pleasant home.
The Table will always be furnished with the choicest he
mark ahu,dS, aud good and accommodating servants
Will BE- i'll attendance.
Sacramento, Ge0ige:oWn and PlGeerville stages rass
this Hou:e duIlv
An extensive Stale is connected with III House here
travellers will hnd good aiiuns for their horses,
and at which Saddle Horses and Horses and Carriages can
always be had.
Cooma June lG, lS-5 ltf
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LOST.
ST. MONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of FL Dorado, SIS :
- The People "t The Safe of California To W. B. Skill
linger defendant i'll this s'I Greerig:
You are hereby summoned To be and appear before the
Honorable District Court of The Eleventh Judicial Dis
trIc in and for said County and Sa e. the
plain of James Bryan plaintiff file in this office.
wherein he prayS Judgment ag you for S6i7o. pin
cpal and interest now due upon pronissory hote hg
er with accrung interest and costs of suit And
hereby required to The said Conpl int within
days, If service hereof be had ,ou within this county
within twenty days if out of this couny but in SAID Dis
tr.c-and wihn fort days if IF said county and Dis
tric [excusve of the day Of service And hereof fail
not, &c plaintiff will take jndg neni ag you by de-
fault, in accordance with the pr, Of said ain
Witness h.ud with the seal of sad Colr hereto af
fixed, at Office in CUlona, this the tn dv of June, a.
d. 1856. A. ST. Z. DENVER Clerk
State IF CM,fornt, E Dorado C1unty.
Having read The affidavit in The foregoing cause here
by order that service of Summons be made upon sa
B. Sklinger by publ cation Of The for three months
once per week in The newspaper published in said county,
called the Empire County Argus
JAMES JOHNSON, County Judge
Attest A. Sr. C. DEAvEr Clerk
Je2S-3O-3m NAVEL WILLIAMS, At'ys.
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ZelnCr'S Specific Mixture.

UCR the radical of gonorrca. gleet and various
contagious diseases; inflammation ofh genital organs
attended with profuse secret ion Of Owing the
great success and numerous effected b., this medicine
have been induced to bring before the pvic, that every
affected with either Of the above named similar dis
have trial Of its virtues and satisfy themselves
as to whether it is really what it recommended to be-
Numerous certificates could be obtained showing its
tive powers. but prefer letting the medicine rest upon its
merits All ask is. give it trial and be convinced
To be had in quantity, or single bottles, at w. Eel
ner's Drug Store, Columa. with full directions
ranyng each bottle The specific is agreeable and
of those leasant crnpion> follow its administration
which always attcndan! upon the remedies usually pre-
scribcd for the above affections
W.ZELNER,
Druggist and Apothccary.
Main (OlOma.
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NOTICE.
LOST.

A Dark Roam Mare Mule, with tail closely shaved on
N the upper part, strayed from the corral of The sub
bers at Spanish Flat, Friday the I'D inst. Any
person who will give information concerning her to JOS
Whitman. at the toona Brewery, ,he subscribers at
Spanish Flat, will be suitably rewarded.
HENRY JACOBY BRO.
Spanish Flat, June 26, 1850 81 II
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Notice /!

Notice!
nHEMBERS of the " C4t fosnta Mining Company" are
hereby notified that the following assessnens have
been levied: $40
Runker Hill do 10
Ai,o-That a claims oifecd under The B, Laws in
the localities known by The of Bunker Hill, Table
Mounian, and Blue Lead, respectively, will be sold
public auction for back assessments, hc 2ls day Of
july $500, o'clock =. front of The Bottle Hil
Hoel Bottle lIil it The be not pad up by that
M By order OF the Bo.ld ot Drecois,
ROBERT MARKS, Sec'y.
Bottle Hill July l2, 1855.
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kNOR SALE-CHEAP.-A rwo-HoRsE, SPRING WAC.
Il ON; covered, and in good run ing order
marc Inquire at this Office.
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% y HHDS Extra Cis N Bacon;
@DeD 80 bbs Clear and Ness Pork
15O ht bblS Clear Pork
81 drums Goldfish
$50 boxes New Raisins
100 hf bblS Whie Beans;
900 gross Goodwin's ). 1ubacco
300 gross Wason'S s. Tobacco;
81 cases Grape Tobacco;
81 cases Fui and Apricot Tobacco;
1000 gross K. w. Matches. in iins
80 Kegs split Peas and Pearl Bailey;
10 Cases Sage;
ESQ " qt aud hf gall Pickles;
so " Fresh Pineapple
For sale by
GOODWIN co.
81 1mf G2 Ca iforuia street, San Francisco.
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I,lasterS.

RADENS ard Sherman's Strer gthnirg Plasters Pool
ks Mans a. d other Pasters McAlister's Ointment
DAcys Pain Extractor Perry PAWS Pain Killer and other
articesto numel Gus to mention. at IA w. ZELNER.
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Pacific Express Company.

YBNHE LATE EMPLOYEES OF ADAMS d CO.,
L in consequence of the disruption o. that firm, have
organized themselves into Joint Stock Company. under
the above and title for the purI OF conducting
General Express and Forwarding Business. in all its
branches Throughout California, Oregon, and the Pacific
coast generally.
The business will be strictly and solely Forwarding
having connection with Banks or Bankers, and will
be condu ted on safe and economical principles.
The Expresses will leave the Office at the northwest cor
of Washington and Montgomery streets, daily, at
regular hours, for
Sacramento and the Northern Mines,
Stockton and the Southern Mines,
San Jose.
San Juan,
Santa Cruz,
Monterey.
San Pedro,
and the Southern coast generally,
as well as to the Northern coast of California,
and to Oregon.
We will also a regular Express for freight, small
parcels md letters to and fom the Atlantic Staess by
every steamer
The parties who have organized this Company well
known in the community old and experienced Express
and hope it will be acknowledged generally under
stand their business thoroughly They think they not
saying too much when they attribute much of the success
of the late firm of Adams Co in the Express business to
their exertons and personal energies
In conclusion they would solicit fair share Of the favors
Of the public pledging themselves exert their best
deavos transact such business may be entrusted to
them in prompt and businessike manner
Collections of all kinds will be promptly attended to
X G. MOVES. President
20f NJ. IC MIS- Agent. oltna.
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Ferry Notice.

NoTlCE is hereby given to all persons Interested that
the undersigned will apply T." he Board of Superyis-
ors OF FL Dorado county, on the 9TH day of july iS,5 if
said Board shall then be session. if not then ON the first
day thereafter that they shall be in session. for renewal
OF license to keep Ferry the North FoIk of The
American River. at Beals Bar, at which is commonly
known as Nye's Ferry. LEWIS PETERS ON
May 26, 1855. 2S4%
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Bridge Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned will
apply to The Board of Supervisors, for the County
~ dorado at their regular meeting the first Monday
hugs' next tor renewal of their License 10 keep Toll
bridge across the South Fork OF the American River
Salmon Falls, in the County aforesaid.
f. T. RAUN
II. A. FEARIS
June 2, A. d. 1856. ;e,,-DsN5t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-10
Friend of DOeSIfCkS--.In$fiGl gated by
DlmphO0l and tie DeVii.---JOiMS the
KNOW NOfEiinaS la Georgia.

knowing more about selling groceries Than a
bout politics religion. was scared To d"ah by
Damphoo and others OF his kin and name Told me
il dldn'I inin III X. Ms, be burnt up, broiIed
gridlruns by the Catholics, also that The Irish
hurked natives, then fricas"cd them IA choice
foreign lunch DIDN'T like to be burnt or fricasced.
loIG him I'd join.
Started, IL "'cuck at night, went down town,
then up tnwp, rnet waich"'an, Damphool and he
turned round three times; then stood on one leg,
DamphnoI said, " II ,rum Scorum." waIchman
said - Highc atnlarum, go nh'ad.' d ,mphnoI nn
said watchman was lone of 'em.' Went through
seven bck streets. then along crop street. to
where we started dived down cellar steps, door,
Damphool whon- " ,o"d like owl thr'.e TIN
knocked ,or nine Tins, somehody ihsd" s9uaII-
ed like Inm-cat twice, knocked door three tunes.
door oprnrd dark rs Egypt. urd handkerchief
over my eyes, another door opened. railing of
chains lnd strong smell OF sulphur; thought my
Time had come and tried 10 pray, but c"uldn't
think of any thing but " now lay me down 10
.irrp" Thy led me in, threw down on all
fouts hit me nine cracks with p d lie unnen.
riopa bic place, stuck t"o pins in same blied like
Billy eoa, when general cttcrwauIlng by The
whole company. Raised me up aLd took of
handkerchief. saw Iarg" crowd with fools caps on.
big ears sticking up. Big picture hanging on 'h',
wall Christ crurlti, underneath III large lrtirr>,
the words, The work of Catholc~;" thought be-
fore twas the Jews, wasnt certain now Dain.
plnoI led me up 10 man with biggest ears oi any,
behind a table uade me knerl down, with
the bIyq st cars said, You do soIemny swear"
told hiIn ID swear any thing; don't know I" h It
dill swear. was so scared. Man with the big
ears told m,, was 4 memh.r of the transient. and
honorable Order Of Know N1;hings-madc him
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NO. 2.
Arcrbcv all sworn.

4 very instructive well AS amusing incident
occurred at Crawford, Russell county, Ala, dur.
ing the discussion there between Messrs Dbwdcll
aud Waits. MIR. DowdeIl charged that The Know
Noihmgs took certain onhs in their several de-
grces which a fire. man ought not to take, and
was making il tell against his adversary when the
following dialogue occurred:
Mr.. Waus.-'I never took oath"
Mr.. Dow ll.-"ll there is another Know
Nothing in The house who has not been sworn,
hope he will rise and make il known"
Mr. B. II. Bakrr.-''I never sworn"
Many Voces-..We were," 1--WE were ;"'wo
wcre.'
Mr.-DowdeIl-"TIow is this, fellow ciiZ ms p
The chiefs OF the party The wire workers, it seems
not sworn their PIrdg" of honor rtcstme is
sufficient! But the WOOL hat boys, tho honest yco.
men of the country compcitcd TO take an oath
before key are permitted TO enjny The benefits Of
Know Nohngism.
The effect Of his hi, may lie better imagined
than described. I he house rung with applause.
How is il Are they all sworn, does the or.
der discriminate between its membership and TAX
The words Of some. and pin others down by sol
cmn oaths ?-Coiun,bnS Times j. Sentinel
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)TTE, N. c. FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1855

p"rly. During he visi. o: Commodore P"rry's
squadron they tnod measurements OF the soreshrp
S"u hampton, and they had vessel of the same
model aud dimensions nearly ready for launching.
The old J'pnnrsr law restricting the $ r. ard
model Of their jnnks has ntIy be- nbrogatcd,
and the Government is now nmbIrI"uS t. posse ss
"a naval squadron similar TO ours. From this fact
IL will be seen how rapid is the growth of new
ideas in This ST cluI,d nation, aud ha, vast chan
ges must necessarily result lrom thcir fu' 'ther in
trrcnursc with Americans.
The only American article they oI Ijrc,ed to tn"
Introduction oi religion. They preferred
their own and The Commissioners returned 10 Cup.
tain Adams bnndlr of reIig ginus hooks and tracts,
which one Of the Amrricau ch"plnins had distri
bued among The people, requesting him 10 take
them back TO Ams RIGA. They demonstrated at
this attempt to proseytc the J'paE"s", IN VIOLA
ton OF the principles of the treaty and contrary TO
japanese law Vashington L"tcHisenccr
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- 8 ot1R q HE"P1
Raccoon in a holler,' &c.

After the song, the with The big ears Of
fered up short prayer, that :. the land might be
delivered from The Pope. the devil, aud from fur.
Ttn|rs in general" to which some said, amr1,
some bravo. and a few, encore. Man with The big
ears then sia'rd the business for that night to
decide upon n candidate TO. Congress said .lhey
had nine hundred members, and there we're nine
hundred and twentv-s"ven candidates. Di5n't
know how it was, didn't understand it !; but one
Thing he knowed, he wern't going to give up his
claim. wished he might he rcetotaIIy exnuncticat-
I'd if he DID," Several with smaller ears then
said. 'Ihem was exactly their sentiments" but
thought lille delay wouldn't hurt, better count
noses first.
Meeting then broke up; went home. and sen:
TO ap"thpcarys tow Jew David's Hebrew Plaster :;
couldn't set down for three days. eff cts OF pad
dc.
Damphnol called TO me-; talked poli'ics:
told him | should vote for Stevens. He said !
shouldn't, had not 10 told him I'D Quit );
said II did I'd lose my CUSTOM K N. wouldn't
tt ID" with me- ca Il me ''trhitor per urer," and all
thai. Don't know what to do; reckon III have
to stick TO 'em.-A"y~sta Co"stitutionolist.
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USE OF ToBAcCo.-In the United Safes, phys
Icians have estimated that twenty thousand per.
sons die every year from the use of tobacco. In
Germany the physicians have calculated that of
all the deaths which occur between the ages Of
eighteen and twenty six, one half originate IN the
waste of the constitution by smoking. They say
tina. the article eXhnustS and deranges The nervous
powers, and produces a long train OF disease, to
winch the stomach is liable, and especially those
forms that go under the name of dyspepsia. II
also exerls disastrous influence on the mind.
INtkldl,,hiu Ledger.
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The JApANrsE-Cap'"inA Ad,ms, of the Unit

THE JAPANEsE.-Cnp'"in Adims, of the Unit.
: J Safes Navy. no r. c'n ny returned with the
japan treaty, found the Jap nese offi:Is ex.
l,emIy courteous aud friendly, aud the pcopIe
cla aud communicative. Their former di>irusi
and ,ou>ly seemed greatly dimini. he'd. There
some difficulty in procuring the 81 gnature of
The l. npcror oil the treaty n> ii Mas the c"S"m for
thu. suprcm" council 10 aci in his stead. But the
difficulty or~rcnm". and The treaty with the
Unrd States is the firs' hat has ever received the
signature of J'panes" Emperor. The privileges
%! trade SECURED a.e mur- liberal and advantageous
than have b.,n s"cur' d by any other nation that
has obIain"d access 10 this isolated people.
The Japanese officials made many .t.quiries az
ter Comn"d"7r Perry, t" whom they sent MESA
ges of rrIl-mhrance. The .rcUlar :aiIruad and
locomotive he look out had been put in Yrdo, and
the japanese could now manage them very well.
the l"com"tivr making its trips every div. They
had also the ,--boat in the water, with special
crew d. tailed for her. The magnetic telegraph,
however, was rather 100 difficult for them, and
they ha6 noi succeeds H. getting il TO work pro-
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Say twice, whnut a mistake. 'P"ter Piper :
p"acock pecked peck Of pepper out OF pewter
platter; ifPet"r PIpers peacock picked peck OF
pepper ou; o! pewter platter, wher"s th" p'cE "i
pepper Peter Plper's pc cock pecked 7
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Il thought you were born on the hr>i day OF
April said benedict Ia his lovely vie, who had
mentioned the tweny-tirst as her birthday
Most people think from The choice made OF
husblud,' she replied.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-10

The Kansas Legislature has met and organized
Sturgfeliow Is Speaker OF the House.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-10

bow, and told him was much ob~eg"d and took
seat. Song by the whole house
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-18

PATENT ELASTIC Skirts.
DATES & FRANCE, No. I itaTciay ST..
ID N O1UfiOp None genuine xeept tfey nave
A.. stanp NJ the Patent All manufacturers aid sellers in
fr.ngiug will he prosecuted according 70 Ia"'
mar24-Iy
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-18
SCOI"I'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

FINHERE are connected with this n worthy
L consideration and close examination on the pSrto
those wishing to purchase Feed Mill
It's mechanical Construction and adaptation 10 the pur
poses igned crush and grind Is great
paty while doing immense work with extraordinary
ease its durability is amply provided kr, The complete
entire p0tabeness Of the Little Giant, rendering It's
greater convenience for plantation and farm igpOssi
BE II requires shznca aid bill Of expense to put
Up; AnV fArm hand servant put up and set
running half hours time. The convenience with which
tie sweep may be applied TO horEontai-Es Is most
usuAl-or head, and the min be easily attached
where steam or water used The power Il take, requiring
one and horses The quantity and quality OF product
10 bushels good feed meal hour according to the
degree OF hneness ground, and the size MILL IL Is the
cheapest MILL all things considered here before the pub
lie. .....
Another thing connected with the Little Giant, pa
tent and worthy Is the CT that there has been
Patent Right specuang hucksterng about the country,
+ with the thousand hunghne make-shht infe-
men,s that are got IN a. trzde-merely to set oney By
selling or pamng oG the patent right the cred1ious
then The machine be abandoned by all parties IS hum
bug the other hand the Patenee and Proprears OF the
Little Giant Nils svirg that theJ canAnd determined
that thew will supply the Agrcuurssts and stock rsisrs
Of our country With superior Nh permanently en-
gagvd Ga the business and have hundred thousand
dollar Invested In the manufacture of these nils, In Tie
East south. Of these establishments en Soy
ing 80 men solely o. business 20 highly these
n is appreciated that fur tkou an have sold within
the pa eighteen month"; and te heaviest aud The rost
ext nsye nufactuFeTs 81 Agricultural mpemen In the
United States eagerly sought Interest in their
hctufs and sale.
No Implement has been thoroughly tested
Of the nd has received numerpas and high testimonials
from chanics' Institutes ard Agricultural Associations
none, By O subsi Anfia practical utility and
merft friy ground their into days
use and popular favor than Scott's Little Giant Corn and
Goth MIL Orders promptly aled.
liberal discount % dealers. -
oetf-sf No 20 Market st.. kAshville, Tenn.