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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12
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Legal Notice.

State Of iowa, g,
Cedar County. 49,
Friend & Culbertson,) .,,.,
vs. Samuel Cook. A"ae h"en'.
Before r. ~ Long, Esq. Justice Of he
Peace.
THE defendant, Samuel Cook, will take notice
that writ of attachment was sued out against
him, and his property alta hed on the 18th dsy
Of November 1886. Notice made re,urnabie
on lie 22d day Of November 1852, at ten
O'Clock A. M. Of said day, the constable
having returned you not found, it was ordered
by the court that this cause stand continued
until the 23d day of November 1856 at ten
o'clock A. NJ. Of said day, you will therefore
take notice, that unless you appear aud make
defence TO said suit, judgement win be render
ed against you and your property attached,
sold, and applied to the payment thereof.
FRIEND & CULBERTSON.
n3o-li Plaintiff
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12

At the December term Of the County
Court, several matters Of interest to the
County were before the court, among
which are the following:
THE Poo,-I, Ian, haa, ana.
tia, with re ,ageul.
those who claim relief from the County.
II IS sAs duty OF the County TO afford such
reliet as circumstances require to the ln-
o'gent and those unable 10 support them
selves, but they are not entitled to thai
reIIel only under certain Circumstance 5.
Al 'hesDecemoer term Mrs. Fanny
Newing' made Application Tor support as
pauper, but she having husband re-
suing IN tins vicln' y, who says ne is
"Iiiln' and able 10 support her if she
na,;.,o. .,l-~-r-- = : 49," ''''''' ''s'
49,. r~~l,, w Nv N'''e9 III D''' Ias'e' ID
D., w. ;, 1-'0 ''l's
bankruptcy. TIE cost Of keepjnq a Daa.
per now amounts to about s. Der wee.
or 50 80 per year, a, which rata sbou,
half a dozen woul absorb the vbol.
amount raised by taxation, for County
purposes.
Trs A.,
,sos H.. ..-.l'~.
rl;o,,;.. IT, '~'''t =, f''7~'-'91 VIC p
- '''e' al ''1 1a"!
,.. 49,, .4~-,I. 'i''"h'' QUE
for tho ,.a..., ,I - ING ''0s'eeS
fed 70 tho ,rns,... .c.,N - - ''''i
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12
ESTRAY MARE AND MULE

Ah-S Up by J. T. x. Andar.,n !, Lam.
1 Township, en- the 10th day OF Noyemtsr
1900, an es:ray light chestnut sorr.I Mar w;,h
s3'he gray haits, elt fore foot white small Whit
oih|s on the right ofthe centre Of the face .hon,
spring. 'i' next
Also dark bay nule, about Il hand. hi.h
ap ,1 years Old next sprixg and appraised a,
18Th, 1855. a. ~ NOV
n'o 'm County Clerk.
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LeKas Notice.

Sr yoI are hereby notified that th.ra /.
no" on ne IN the olace Of Clerk Of the Dis
ttict court iH said county, petition Of John p
20" aiming 81 You two Hundred and sew
Sn'y-h'e dollars, as money now Justly dp,
Alin from you far money furni.ed and atv.n.
esd ~ him for yon during the years respective.
~ ON A d 1913, to A, p. 1882. and far
matters properly chargab.e in en- acsoup, a
oil II particulars Of which i, attached IN an.
feth"n. Said petition is under oath ard
ans The sum 81 ere hundred and SEVENTH
re do'ia' t. be due pIaatif after slowing all
'st ohs. And petition prsysare attached agssns,
yen property for TIE reason that YOU arean~,
[ss,4""t ct ifts State OF low and ven are no'i
Lel toat tbs Sheriff Of said county has rs'urn
81 yea not found and that unles. you appsa,
ana a9s"sr 'aid petition, On or before the 6r,,
aaF n tie hextterm said district court which
.sFm commences on the second Monday after
: ne Trim Monday IN April 1855, d.fa4I, win
=. eh,...d asains' You, and judgenst rendered
pN VA s2n' John p. Cook.
thf@j John r Tiiinnhis atty
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12
7S6 81
By amt sold and ret'L S5l2 IS
Cash go 90 S1@2 s.
Balance due agent Z So 50

Balance due agent q 50 50
In his credit the $5l2 . includes the
" dstlclencIss,' which recording to his
account amoun's to Sill IS. This when
looked al, has two funny features, VIZ:
That the liquor purchased amounts to
S5ol 81, and the amount sold, { Of course
10 be at % per cent. pr2fits, J and the
amount returned 10 Dir. BagIey, lis sue
cessor; and the total amount of "ded.
c!enres > amount 10 only S5l2 8, being
o35 w less than the original amour, Of
his purchases, at Wholesale prices. Quite
speculation that Secondly, the Coun-
ty, IN The first instance advanced him
$40 90, and have received nothing IN
return for lt-received lot a cent hack,
and are indebted to him in tie sum Of
1898 This is another big specula-
tIca.
hen, TO take proper view Of the sui
Ject, Mr.. Chambers has been agent for
Inc term OF three months and four DAYS.
In which lime. at his way OF showiup il
has cost the County 1919 SO, " at the
rate Of 81 $50 90 per year, which, to
support the two agencies in the County,
would cos, 3 loo co. THIS would be a
huge speculation for somebody; but then
however we are happy to say old Cedar
IS not in any such bills.
The court examined the accounts /
vouchers and documents Of Mr.. Cham. |
oeEs, and came to very different eoncIs. |
sion from what lie did. Instead Of the
County being indebted 10 Mr. Chambers /
In tie sum OF 81 80, il was considered +
by Tie court that Mr. Chambers was n.
detted 70 Cedar Co in the sam Of SAFE
-. Quite a variance in figures.
Il no" becomes our duty 10 settle tbt.
matter, which we shall 10 wtagn, re-.
gard - persons. /: IS the Discharge al
the oiilc'al business winch the people
nave entrusted . our hand. and We R5It8
ehd@aFor 70 execute them faithfully. W.
therefore lave commenced legal pro-
GeH-.1zs e-4tus. IT Chambers aaI bss
aeedfI@as, 10 recover tie amount Is t,lage
found aue tie County. Oflas re.pft ~.
s"'s proceeding "e Wi. inform tie geop.
ie u due ume. The documents for tie
ABOVE, II aay are lneredulous, can b.
see4 81 say time III tie JUICES Office.
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.kNOA 1LkIfIA,Hx -

'i Il originally cost Ten Thousand D,r1.ys
AZ ~or1 b,"l,hs the New Collection the dlaa.ian !
men' Of American genius hays 1 nv, encourage
.oasa Commissions have been Ts..ed u $50
- ~ most distinguished American 49,, ,y
NY VIII contribute some Of their fnest nraan'
ions Among them are three MarlIs 49, po1as
i powpp y TIE greatest living sculptor.IiIRsN
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12

In PRosPEcr.-We propose at the ter.
mlnston OF this year TO dress the .3dver.
user up III new suit and modify its title
TO "7iptOn .4drertlser''
W. will be at considerable expense t.
do this, and we have been to large ex.
penses in additions of material made to
our offie during the pas, year. To keep
our matters square, we ought 10 have an
increase OF subscribers; cannot our friends
through the County do something for US;
we have not time TO canvass the Couny.
for this purpose. BY the bye. The second
year Of the .fdcertiser will eud on Christ
mas, aud il any OF our old subscr bers
desire 10 quit US and take the new paper
they Will obIige by giving US notice. But
remember before lorsaking US to settle
up old scores.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12
4 Great Reward!

account p. persons who owe me on note or bool
money il needed ~ lea to call and settle, Is
nose "ho comply with this y.rv ,a.,
request, will receive a. a rs,.sy reasonable
me e.. alaount paid IN. receipt Tor
her ss. VINO neglect this last call. vii, sna
aesoaAss IN the hands of the Termen,a m''
A. GiLaxar.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12

iNsAEt.-A person, calling himself
Robert Smith. from Benton, johnson, or
biachhawk county, was committed TO
jan IN this place on a charge Of vagrancy
but IN TACT the man is insane. He Is Ia.
tween 45 and so years Of 49,, stou,
built, with dark hair and complcxion
From what can be gathered from MS talk
ne 10 IRON Waterloo, or therea bouts. 10
blackhawk CO., he has son named Rob
ert and one named Napoleon. We
hope his friends will soon call for him.
Iowa CITY, Cedar Rapids, and Cedar
Falls papers please copy.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12
GEo&CE d pOR9Ea

~ True-al true hut IN this ces", The
bridegroom was not only a subscriber, hut sub
ssrib,rs for THREE NUMBERS, and desired the NO
tice to be published.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12
Schools.

, OF this place TO elevate the character OF
our public schools to the standard at which
i; has been placed BY the States CO Mas:
achuse,ts and New York. To make our
public schools equal to the best conducted
Academies, Seminaries aud other insti-
tutious Of individual enterprise.
To do this it was necessary to have a
suitable building. The effort was made,
it received much opposition but finally
was successful this far. That the people
voted tax for the purpose the School
directors proceeded to cause the necessa-
ry building to be erected, when winter
set IN and the work, in consequence had
TO be suspended This is the stage at
which matters now rest. But the oppo-
sition to good and beneficial schools did
not end with their defeat on the tax ques-
ton. They still hold cut obstacles and
by refusing TO pay thu taxes legally levi
en-, and by every means in their power
they are doing what they can to thwart
the object,
Nothing will give us as good a cnarac-
ter aud reputation abroad as excellent and
well governed schools. Yet we have so
many men whose selfish propensities are
so grea, that a half dime, before their
| eyes, darkens their visions to dollars in
the distance. That is, rather than pay
small school tax for the benefit OF the
generations VINO are to succeed them, for
the bench: OF the community and their
| own-for the elevation OF public schools
and the reputation OF the community.
they would suffer the school to be aban-
doned entirely, 10 the utter disgrace of
the district, of the community and them
selves. THIS principle with them does
not end here. Finding schools are es,ab-
iished on good principles aud viii be sus-
tanned, that they are proving beneficial
10 ihs community IN general aud the
children IN particular, they exhibit a sui
len hatred TO all concerned in is behalf
and spare no pains 10 give an uDkIaJ
thrust at the school or its supporters. This
is a state Of feeling We regre, to SEE. and
matters in relation TO our public schools
are now IN position not to be desired.
The tax has been levied BY I vote oil
the district to erect an additional bnj!jo~
and the directors in pursuance OF the III
structIons OF he district, have IN !erta-
Ken The erection OF new building. Al
this Janc'aro tie mater ought not to rest,
ou' SHOULD be pushed forward to compile
Hon. "nen the people look at The s.b-
Jec' IN the T'ght hgh', and view their best
Interests they Will think So too, and rem
der 'ach all aud support 10 The directors
d ''es ~ '"ef po yer.
LET Is nave a nFst eia's public school
ID l p'on' one winch VIII rtva any school
III 'he o'a'e' ehhef PQhIlc OF PIRATE. we
"a" nave 'ooH SCHOOL or 10 school at
AL US' DIS TIE people choose. For the
sooo Oh 'ne you'A Of our i2nd, who are
SOON 10 iii the places no" held by the
heA ana mafohS Vi the present day, we
'"l r7'P'' "''e VIII "o' "ISey
e. '''' '''' ~ 80 t ii7~ ny
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Cosmopolitan irt association.
SECOND YEAR

4 hsAsNGENENTs for the Second Ann,
- collection u this new aua Popular Inatitn a'
haga hoaa ~ dihnslon u Literature and Arr
! aons The works already engape5 !, s ~ =
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12

br&J X, l., L. CLARKE IS now an a
tour west, we learn. collecting evidence
" ensoie nun to contes, the seat OF Hon,
a HALL, member elect from the Fra
Congressional District.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12
EsfRAY STEERS

akES Up ny Sam'l Long. Sen. In cs,t,a
l e@asaiP, o. the 22d day of sovemhsr
800 70 yearitEg steers one dark rod ans
'ae on bainile with iiae tack each IA.
crop oil II each ear. and "A slt in IN. rirht ono
ana ana aprrt.ls. at $50 before Il II Long P.n
''''' -''h. 100. J, W. CATTElI
no 3n Co.,. -,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12
ESTRAY HORspa

h Iss up by s. H. Gunsolas In Cas- .awns,,r
-. ,ss eosnty Iowa. on The I'd Iay Of or,a
sto ,o,'' say horse, about ten years old with
and tel a ,ns faee, white legs, and black name
ia WIN one white hind leg, sbou, IL y.sr.
Oct eth. 1855. W ~ - r -; IlsK, Esq.
Oct 18th Am iELl.
On County Clerk
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Rail Road Meeting.

many VISITORS, ana PROBABLY able speak
ers who will address the meeting, As L
what course the County will persue in the
present matters mus, at that time be de.
.ermlned. The different views Of the
case, as far as we understand them are
as follows: That the whole people are
IN favor OF obtaining a branch OF the
Mississippi and Missouri RalToad-t that
they are willing to Subscribe stock to the
extent Of their ability, and even favor q
Coun y subscription 10 aid the project
eut then at what point shall we express
our preference for a connection with the
main trunk road or shall we express any
preference at all, leaving the matter open
tor the determination oil the Company
ami we subscribe oar stock to the Miss.
iss'ppl as4 Missoa-: Company without
naming any preference or seeking in any
way to influence the location Of the road.
W. believe at present the majority OF the
people are favorable 10 an open expires.
/
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AGA YAK '''e'' come Up ""eS"e' a HfoHo-
~, '"0'''''s. " '"e oocI''oh
" '"' P7or'' u 'esc'ho The e'o'0oO 'o''
,"' jus company anu Apply
N'A~ SSAlS'lNkt41I Vi kIIIs LI5LEt
road. Il the people. or a respectable
portion OF them, are desrous Of having
tie question .uhni;t.d W.. ar. ,,,.fl.n, /.
'''.''''' " are "'''''iS !"
If the people adopt such a propo.nio.
we'll and good, bu, il j, should BE- voted
down, then there will be no harm done
Il viii only be putting the matter IN the
hands Of the peoprs which IS the true
democratic doctrine. Bat /. IS 10, We,
decided TO lake such a course. The NM.
ter we say will come before the peonre A.
this meeting unless sooner acted un,n /
aod al all event. the meeting vii! have a |
voice in the matter, wbere(or. Ami, j.,
~ '''0'e' ea'n ''ia'i VINO 'eeis al interest
IN the welfare OF tAe Cou ty 10 have MS |
voice heard in ,hi. meeting,
In sbor, N onr on;,ion ~ o,o No..
.: H.. r..
'''' ''' '''a'''H u 'hs 1oenly,
aas possessed 50 much vital in,ere. 10
he welfare OF the County as this one.
Then lie, each man be a, his nas, !, tim.
u a rav h.xota,,o 4 r..
.,.,.,, = ...,-D-O' 49, '- 's' opP0i'
"nf'J 81 securing the oeaeilts oil q Ran
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12

Kansas Abrams Tho ravs iran,
E.,,...,,..,. 49,,
"'"' ''o',5 "PIS"'"u0t' AL
Feady l"e WORK ot douglas, AlchIrS0a,
and SlruCiel,ow las so lar Lad its effect
that civil VAR Is Threatened Tho sI,h,.
Gratis frorn Nf,sson,; Lo,.. ,,,1r, a',, -
Go 'lo'" 4'A'SSo"i' - nave "oIh u@t thc
to"VhVe oI 'ae actual settlers, anJ tor
b-arance ceases 10 he q virtue; heGC. Il e
National Government is called imam Lr
Gov.rn,r Sl,,,,o,,. al - -.
~ al" IA s""J s1''h5
"e se"4e's 10 The Yoke OF Slavery.
Surngjel!ow is calling upon their South
eTn allies to come 10 the rps~ua Tas Tc1.
Io.,..r0r ,,vt,ac,s ar, fr.-.,, -,
-. >,E'.,l,II>. .[ I az '@'''' Wig"
y "Hih5 enc" 10 lie .hoH8 omefy, .Ia
.Jdc9ftSeT:
Iary have los Laws mere efficient I, u-ot. Fl
Slave property taaa ANY state IN the L ,.Ya
h. Las b-ye r.st taAra fleet. sad bavs al
en- ~ lin u abyU.tl, N sts. iarGa,gu-nifnat H.
Hr t4svr~ baa,.iag. t4.y E.av. t4.r slt! la....,-
@a.sd 10 DE litter. and wth taa t..mo., r..-,r
NJ ouiy is 10 peUfs4b.o 20 >l.vsLelles. 10 pyt a..
haasn, a"t politically u ss ali .mgost,1..'
They ought - ke,,,. thu. al ....ts ..,,.>r~ g..
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12

How 10 get Rich. Hitch up your OK
or horse team-go out into some brush
heap-fill small wagon box partly full
OF tree-tops (rotten at that)--bring into
town and palm II off upon a necess,ated
somebody for half a cord Of wood - be
particular to sell by the load, and when
asked to deliver by the cord. NANTES, the
utmost surprise AT the buyers audacuy--
tell him for his comfort that selling by the
cord is an aniiqua,ed custom, one of the
things that verc-of course you must not
forget to ask II % or 81 80 for the load
even If there is scarcely enough wood to
last the short time rt.wil take to unload
IT and get fairly out Of sight, inton
Eagle
Well said NJ Eagle, you pounced up
on the right ones t1at time, only you put
the price a iltle too low for this climate :;
81, so to Sl75 Is the current price for
such "jagcs" as are dcnominat"d half.
cords, IN tins vicinity averaging when
ready for the stove, at tie rate Of Scots.
per busheI.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12
Els TRAY COLT,

n NE UP BY James M. Kent, at his resi-.
Il aehee IN Polk township, Cedar county
iowa IOWA, on The 3D. day Of Nor. 1855. \ dalL
uo"h yeariing colt, with some white hair
h pa ~ and appraised at thirty dollars befar.
itfsA RINK Esq, Nov. 9th, 1865
ga, ). W CATTELL,
County Clerk
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12
ESThAY COLTS.

~ q : - Il by Andrew Moor, in Sugar Creek
township on the Z6th dag OF Nov. 1855 one d.rE
' oFo"h mare colt, with white spot in her fare
'"2 years Old past. And one leb, bay ho,so
c"ts' que year old past, With epo, Ia he face
AIa lae right hind foot white. The mare col,
appraised at : 100, and the horse colt snnr.i..d
81 800 before ID W Wall, esq Nov 10 isss
h'o-3n }. w. CArTErL,
------ County ClsrL
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12
E3TR3Y Bay .NARE

ahtN Up BY AARON DAVIS
60. u. Iesleenes in Iowa Township N~
I'M 60 aoun'y' % the 10th day Of ociEDA
az ~ IN. y aal1 bay mare, with collar NM:
feet the " no. =, a. .s Whit thTs. Of he.
hanis high, supposed to be Is va,, a''u. io-l,2
Jse' 70 me humps when used Tb,. o' suo-
~, ana appraised at 500, before Alar u unoss
"a ., ga 1880. J. w. CATTEfn' ''
N'l County ClerA
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12

HtGa LIFiAG.-To reside in nix story bousa
and eat your meals In the gsrret.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12

HE SATURDAY EvENrHa P3sr.-
4 LIS IS one oithe beet literary paDers ~ .
6no" o.. Il IS published weekly bv
heAfy peterson, Al Philadelphia. |. !.
conducted "dh energy aud ability, and
has "he Characteristic not common with
the weekly literary papers Of The large
eastern cities, and that IS, ,ha. all It's {. n :.
tents are sot up expressly ior il, and i
"'oAe' ana not mere EeprIa.s Of daily "a.
Pefs. l. IS a paper which should be in
every family, lis terms are cash In al
vance
9'Ns 10 copy - 90
: = iLeS' & OF
> 90 / to the getter upof the club)lO 90
az DO Is 90
w % 20 90
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ESTKAY COW .A.ND CoID

men up by silas D. johnson ), ~. -,
- oehce 10 Centre township, Ceda a. n.s resi-
sDS oh Toe 10Th day OF November Iss s'a.y
,,'a a "nhe rpotted COW, about tbrea 49, req
sia soahg red calf with her, and apnrais1 9io
&C. 'eiofe NJ Long, Esq, Nov. OK isss u
a. I'm J. w. CArTEiI.
-----. Comfy pIo.l
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-12
County Matters.

At the December term Of the County
Court, several matters Of interest TO the
County were before the court, among
which are the following:
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County Fairs.

The First Annual Fair of the White County
Agricultural Society was held at Sparta on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of last week.
The exhibition is spoken of as highly credita-
bic to the farmers of White.
The Pulaski Citizen of Friday, the 10Th, has
the following notice of the Giles County Fair:
The first annual Fair of the Giles county Agri-
cultural aud Mechanical Society, which came of at
this place on Wednesday and Thursday last, vas
really grand affair--honorable to the managers
and memOers OF the Observation-Disclosures TO the
ladies who added in the good work, and honorable
to the county. The weather delightful, and
there was a large attendance of both ladies and
gentlemen each day. We never before people
enioy themselves half so well on such occasion.
Everybody was interested, and all were delighted.
Each day passed away ere we were conscious Of it's
beginning.
As our paper is almost ready to go to press, we
cannot give in the present number anything like
such notice as the exhibition deserves. Suffice
it to saw for the present, that it was far better in
the quantity and quality of articles exhibited, than
even the best friends of the association had hoped
for.
The address was delivered by our talented
friend YIN. Wales, Esq, formerly editor Of the
Banner.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-23
SC0TT'S LETTS . GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

4 HIRE are features concerted wsh this IN worth Of
consideration AMI close nomination thr part Of
tho WISHING 20 purchase % Feed Nui
Its mechanical sirUcti,u a. q adapt on 20 ~. mr.
pors de iErei crush and grind ear c,rn D.. pr, e.,
Pacity While dul' iuueH-C ~ok with ,Ntraorrr ~
eIse, it, durability amply pr, VI, ed The c. n pI-a
and entire pO tBbrues- of Little Giant rrrf rim ia
greater convenience for plantation and impo-si
bic. u .haric- aid bill q expense 10 put
b. up; anv tru hand servant Tut Up ano stt , p
TunEIu IN BALI hours tim Ice convene nee with vi Oh
the sweep may b. appiI-i tur z. nta, Is most
usu-or over hrfd an The mill be- easily he'd
wh-rr steam water Is us The power take rrguirn
one and twO horses Th- qIastty qa4ty OF rr,. uct
Ia to GUS 81, god feet meal pr hour aero din 10 the
degree OF nronr,s uud, and the size MIL q Is the
cheapet m al! thing considered, here Def the ub
lie
Anoh thing c0nu-ced with the Little Giant A. a IA
tent an worthy OF note is th that there ha b. en- no
as l. usual vi he thousand hung M m ke-sri Inn L.
Ueu,~ that are gIt .radr-uerely get on by
srlug or P-iuin "a The patent night the crtds O,
then the machine to be- ab utouvd an parties - hum
bag, th yhrr hand the Pat. iroprirtprs Of The
Little liant 1864. h-siug h.J rbe, can-and a trrmrrd
that they VII supp De Agr,I Inu took rai-srs
Of our r"uutr superior silI t.r De ususrtIy IN
gaFtd n ID. hne tuI h,gt one hundred tho- nd
dollars vested W tie Manufacture of he nils Ia TIE
East, tst and Uutt, u these -hr.ut- pIy-
ing 60 men solely tls bu~iu-sS 80 b ghy are fb.,e
u u fecisfed, that thuu. have rru sid within
the pa eighteen months. h.avist and The 90
Unite states nave eagerly sought interest Their manu-
f-cture and nile
No iup,men has been more thoroughly tested. no one
Of the KIND has reC-, "a numerous ud high est
from ohanig Institutes add Agricultural A.zorifions
ard none by reason Of subs auir practical ut ana
erie have fairly gruUni their wa into ev, a. Vs.
use md popular favor thsu Sotts Lite tiant Co aid
CO b Mi. Or.ers promptly en- a.
Liberal discount TO dealers.
BROWN 3 ANDERSON
Octl-u No ~ Market ST., Nashville, Tenn.