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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-26

We visited the Mines again yesterday,
after an interval Of near two months, and
only to be surprised and delighted, at the
rapid progress which has been made during
that time in the preliminaries of the mining
operations. A large pile of good coal has
already been taken from the shaft in driving
the leads at the bottom of the pit, a num-
Der OF which have penetrated the vein
several yards. Ia about ten days, DIR.
Kersteman. expects to have his railroad CON-
pleted to the river and sufficient number of
lsads started to employ . large number Of
hands in mining. A portion of the miners
are engaged in removing a stratum OF fine
clay which underiies the coal, in order to
make sufficient room to handle the pit cars
near the bottom OF the shaft.
The hosting apparatus, is very ingeniously
arranged both for convenience and safety,
| and ride on the car downward as feet il
accomplished in about one minute with great
pleasure and the most perfect sechrity.-
This shaft, is believed by experienced miners
to be the most perfect piece of work of the
kind in the United States, and considering
the short space of time occupied, in bringing
it to its present state, great credit is reflected
upon all parties concerned. aad especially to
the enterprising skill Of Mr.. Kersteman, who
has had sole management of the affair from
the beginning. 1t will be seen by notice ia
another column that q company has been
formed in this county, under fifty years
charter to prosecute the work Of mining and
such other business as they may deem proper
to embark in. The miners and mechanics
under the supervision Of Mr.. Robt. Stewart
are happy lot of fellows as We have seen
in many-a-day, and very attentive to their
duties. Three sets of hand are employed
and the work is carried on night and day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-26

" Mr.. John Hitcher, who is connected
with the Typographical Company of Men,
phis. Col. McMahon President, called to see
Us yesterday. He has been East purchasing
for the company splendid printing Office.
including types for newspaper. and Job Office
with steam Presses, &c. The new paper
will be called Memphis Bulletin. We wish
Col. Mcmahon, who will be at its head, and
oil others connected, great success.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-26

and that tribute to the superiority Of our
mechanics and the results Of their ingenuity
snd lsbor 10 now followed Up By this other
order for large supply Of rifles to be used in
the pending war. liJohn Bull has not found
oot yet "who reads an American book" he
is putting himself in the way Of learning who
uses an American gun.
GSrrinffsld (Nfiss.) Rep.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-26

New BnILDISes.-In our peregrinations
about town yesterday morning, we observed
large number of new and substantial build
ings in process of erection, and upon inqui.
~, we ascertained from q reliable source,
that there we're over one hundred and twenty
new buildings that had been commenced
since the spring opened. One of our lead.
ing house builders tod Us that he had seine
seventy.6ve hands employed all the time,
and that he had eight houses awaiting his
time TO commence. The greater proportion
of the buildings going up this seassn are
dwellings Of superior grade. although a
great suficiency Of business houses are be.
ing built. The prospect 10 that quite two
hundred buildings will be erected this year
10 the city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-26

@ Cooks "fast Express wagon carried
out its name yesterday. The horses ran
away and made q hadsome dash up First
street. They finally brought up. however,
with no other damage than the breakage Of
che swingle.tree.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-26

W Our dispatches yesterday stated that
Gen. Lane had been reelected to Congress
from Oregon. This must be mistake as
the election does not come off till June.
We presume it meant he had been nomina-
ted FOR re. election.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-26

GA Germsn was severely gored BY .
pack Of dogsnear the Salt Well, yesterday.
We could learn no further particulars than
that the man was daageeously, and perhaps
fatally wounded.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-26
TDnE ED
{ Srrinffeld { Miss.) Reps

ON the afternoe. o. the a5h isst Mn. JULIA z. sAr-
fERLEE. vile Of M. v. SAsteriee. aged ~ yrars.
Her funsfs viii taxa place sunday o'clock NJ.
from her late residence Main between Fourth and
vited attend
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-26

"a The last fishing party we have heard
Of, was fishing for the mouth Of Green river.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-26

FULL assortment OF farming iaPises.ss Of all ksds
cousistine Of horse pewen and threshsrs. rsapips
mschnss NO v1ng DO ni1ls tanning ns. povs hsr-
sad scythes aha sAhs cradles
'I .%Tr sus1'-'' ''''' f.sRAHrS co.
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1.-THE CRY Is STILL rrEY CONE"
ANllTH En- RRlVAl1

CHEEsB AND DRIED BEEF.
KAN LBS Western Reserve Cheese,
eDVV 900 Lbs choice n v. Dairy do, =.
400 lbs sugar eused Dried Beef. extra; for said
By my2i HORNBROOK& CHuRcHILL.
HARyEsT YOUR GRAIN WHEN RIPE.
% DOZ Waldror Grass scythes.
q do do Grain do.
do do Cradles.
do do Scyths Snathss.
s do Hay Rates,
Z do do Forls,
gross Seyths Stones.
The been selected With rood quaiity.-
For sale BY my7t HORNBROOK cBrRcHILt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-26

BIFLE BARRELs.
II nGA RIFLE BARRELS. dsst~rate article together
1VU with full supply OF gun trimning inss res'd
aad for sale BY O. N. GRIFFIIH.
Bells Ware House, hack Of the Court Heuse.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-26

|
CITY KxPREs. RUslN Ess.
ness have just received large heavy wagon. capable
of carrying 3s0 Ib sprnss made expressly for shs cY
business Such carrying funtars without danger Of
damages hauling grain from the canal the river; and IN
fast all kinds Of hauling and city done
the shortest notice and reasonable terms Enquirs ss
my2s COpK's Family Grocery.
SUNDR lES.
DECD per steamer Arctic.
H half chest extra Young Hyson Tea.
do do cheap do do do.
tcr whselins Nai's so
s. DO Star Candles.
half and quarter boxes Star Candles.
10 bdis wrapping Paper.
100 lbs Sup. t,arb. Soda
10 lbs Cream Tartar.
reel. Cotton Cord. with lot q eAalk ses. vhists
etc. etc. Fer sale cheap at ma vICKEaY'S.
CORPOR ALTON NOTICE.
ORDERED thar the Of lots Nos Is. -. o. A. "a
" 2and "a in block Ne: So also lots Nos. II. ~
II. n ~ Is rs. H. u.s. 10 sad 90 In bloch No. S. ali in the
Eastern Ralargsnsnt fronting nth street. be
hereby ordered to ba~s the ak Of said
cut 70 eseresond With the city grsds within
ten days after the pubieea Of this order And IN de-
fault Thereof. The NasshL b directed perform said
be assessed To- .sd eoIieess ~ the %
ouch thereof may he necessary satisfy said lien sad
costs BY order of the Council.
HARVEST TOOLS.
d A DOz Grain Seythss. - dos Grsin Cradles.
IL " 20 do Grsw do. 20 do Scythes Snatnes.
DO. hay straw aad manure rSTn. Is rTs ana
BELLE wsrs House. back Of the aew Court House.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-26

CORONEa'S INQUEST.
iuqust Vas held Tuesday afternoon. the 1sd inst.
IA the body ef found drowned 1t the wharf
ty.esvis He was Of medium h.shs. chou. thirty year
old set and had dark brown hir He hsd blac
cloth coat sad and black satn 6ue boots red
laced On his found geld hunting lever watch
with heavy sold chain. e-ves IS gold
IN silver NO pspcs .xepts newspaper dated this month
copper baggage check with s1 t. it, vsriict Of tn
Jury.supposed accidental drowning.
my2i-3w JOHN TRIBE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-26

CON.
tempt Of the enemy's riAemen, and it is
wonderful how he escaped SO long. for he
was accustomed to walk about the advanced
trenches with a conspicuous little red skull
cap. all embroidered with gold lace, on HE
head, right under the enemy's eyes. Our
soldiers are but little exposed TO rifemen,
but nothing exasperates Jack so much as
the bee.like hum Of a Liege ball, as it flies
past his head; and, if he were in the advanced
work, he would soon be food for the worms.
AHARD FIGHT.
The following is diary Of events for Sat-
urday, I4th:
The conjecture which found 50 much
difficulty in forming this morning turns out
to be correct. The severe and protracted
conflict on the left, which kept us ND on Cath
carts Hill beyond the small hours originated
in very resolute and angry sortis of the
Russians from the Flagstaff Batteries on the
LETT Of the French. At FIRST, the weight OF
the torrent Of armed men which swept out
Of the enemy's lines bore back the French
in the advanced works, where the covering
batteries are necessarily thin, and MANY lost
their lives by the bayonet; but our gallant
allies contested the ground desperately, and,
having received the aid of an inconsiderabl lie
reserve. charged the Russians and drove them
right into their own lines, to which they fed
with such precipitation that the French en-
tered across the parapet along with them and
reached their advanced guns, which they
could have spiked had the men been provid-
ed with means of doing 90. The enemy
poured such volleys Of musketry. grape, can.
| lister and round shot on our alfies that thew
were obliged 70 retire ~ thru Dvn wsyks;
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-28

About two weeks since, laboring man
named Cornelius Wurze, German, en-
ployed by farmer on Glove Road, near
Flatbush, had one of his thumbs bitten by a
small dog on the place. The wound healed
in few day, and no particular attention
was paid to it, but on Thursday last unnis-
taxable evidences of hydrophobia were seen,
and on Saturday the unfortunate man was
taken to the Kings County Hospital in a
state Of raving madness, in which state he
remained for most of the time until Sunday,
when, nature becoming completely exhaust
ed, he died. When first brought to the
Hospital, he was secured to bed by strong
straps, but these he broke loose from with
the utmost case, and it required the strength
of four able-bodied men to manage him at
all. As it was, he succeeded in biting his
male nurse in the arm through his coat
sleeve, so as to draw blood DR.. Turner, of
the Hospital, has taken the nurse under his
charge, and he anticipates no serious conse-
qaehees from the biie.-N Y. Times.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-28
Oysters.

ENOR THE MILLION Nv arranepmeD,s
Il are now complete. aud am. receiving
c. S. MALTBY'S
Celebrated Oysters. IN kegs. cqas and halt
cans, direct trom Baltimore,
ny Lightning EXPRESS. ihrough from baltimore
IA FORTY SEVEN HOURS. being Twelve
hours less time Ihan ever before received in
Fremont. These OYSTERS can be fouad ut
Panorama HaH, nest end Croghan House
by the Case. Can. half Can or otherwise: Or,
J can accommodate 100 or less TO an Oyster
Supper Also. far sale at the Railroad Depot,
by s. 4. CULVER, Esq. Ticket Agent
J. G PETERS.
Frem Nov. S. 1855. 42tf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-28
Cost OF War.

Tho Paris correspondent of the National
Iiatelligeaoer writes as follows:
1t is impossible to estimate correctly the
cost of this war, the expenditure is so enor-
nous. 1t greatly exceeds one million of
dollars per day. How long can such an
outlay be supported without producing most
disastrous resultsl One moro large loan
may be obtained in this country, but, much
doubt whether another can be had except at
n fearful discount. Except in nominal credit
France IS in every way more powerful and
has greater resources than England. Her
manufactures are not so extensive, but are
much more solid, and are not so dependent
on foreign demand. England in every way
is moro dependent on foreign nations for her
supplies and her markets than France, and
the whole commercial and financial system
q of Great Britain is a house of cards that may
be readily tumbled down in ruins by unto
ward events, and is far less solid than that
of France A war, for instance, with the
United States would produce shock in
England that would shake It's commercial
and paper system to its very foundation.
As one item of expense in this war France
has sent eighty thousand horses to the Black
Sea, of which only tn thousand remain
The other seventy thousand have perished
in battle, or through exposure, fatigue, ne
glect and want of supplies. The average
cost Of these horses was 500 francs (SlO0)
and probably as much more to convey to
and land them in the Crimea. Here then,
is a sum of eighty millions Of franks (Sl6,-
o00,OOo) alone. This great drain has raised
the price for horses in France. They now
offer $50 francs for cavalry horses, and from
1880 to 1900 for horses suitable for Off
GERS.
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A GOOD FARM FOR SALE.
FIVE YEARS FOR PAYMENT,

A FARM Of 100 Acres. si'u1ied in
IA Green Creek township, Saadus Ky county
OHIO; formerly owned by Hiram Hurd, three
niles south Of the villa ge of Clyde. on the line
Of the -Sandusky and India Da Railroad.
About 50 acres are under good state OF inn
pfovem Mt. buildings arr large, conImodaus.
and in inlrrably good rrpair. The wood lot is
covered with geavy growth Of very vsInsbie
inber, The Railroad crosses il thereby affordinp
a rare opportunity for tho sale aud shipment Of
wood and timber
The very low price at which offer il for sale,
ogeiher with the unusually long time given
or paymeni, make il a very desirable opportu-
iiy for investment TO those wishing TO obtain
rrui,ng lands.
For further particulars apply TO BuekIand &
versr, or to G. EdgeF'on. Of Fremont: or To
samuel w. Chap,n or Il. johnson, on the
.,rIns adjoining or TO
CHARLES Y FULLER,
Sahda,ky CITY, o.
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C.sTtcT's Sp.n:sh TEixtuI G. Not n
par fci- % Nj rcuFy "a Il.

n infallible remedy for scorfula kings evil, rheuma-
~ tisn, obstinate cutaueons eruptiOus Imples
eyes, ringwom letter. scad head, enlargement
and pain in the bones and joints stubborn ulcers svph
tic disorder umago, insl complaints and all diseases
arIi ing from aueicinus of mercury, imprudenoe
in if'. or impuIity of the blood
= This great Alternative lncdicne and pu1ifver Of
the Ulcod is used by thousands OF grateful patients
fom all part; Of the Uuucd Sates who testify daily
the remarkable performed nv the greatest of all
rheuuiacs ser0fna eruptions the skin, liver disease
fever ulcers old Sores affections Of the Kidneys diseases
If the throat female complaints pains and acbings of the
bones and joints speedily put to flight by using this
great and iacstiuAhle remedy.
For all diseases Of the blood nothing has vet been
found 10 compare witti II cleaneses the stem Of all
impurities, ac.s gently and efficiently the liver and
kidncVF, strengthens the digestion, gives to the
stomach makes the skin clear and healthy ard restores
the constitution, cnfehled by disease broken down by
the Of youth to is pristine vgor and strength
For the ladies' il is acompauiyely better than all the
cosmetics used few doses of Cartcr's Spanish
Mixture viii all SslOwrCss of complexion, bring
ing the antling 10 the check give elasticity to the
step and Improve the general health in remaIk Ika5e de-
gree bcvoud all the medicines ever heard of.
The large num Of certificates which have reoeiv
ed from pcrsors all parts of the United States is the
hest evidence that therr is humbuE about it. TIE
nrcss hotel keepers magistrates phvsiclf, ard public
'ncn well known n the community, all add their sno-
ny 10 the wonderful effects Of this great Blood Purifier
Call the agent and get a Circular and Almanac, and
read the wonderful this truly greatest Of all med
ci0es has performed.
None genuine unless sirncd Benrett Beers, ProrIie-
tors, No. Pearl Street, Ri hmond Va to whom all
ders for supplies mi agencies must be addressed.
For sale by s. BUCKLAND X CO., and J. F. WOOSTER,
Fremont, and by dealers in Medicines every where
Dec. %, '5+-4SyI
CPLENDID MERIMAc PRINTS, for cents per yard,
= now selling at HEAD QUARTERS.
TVoBACCo, the very best in town. at
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-28
READY MADE CLOTHING,
FOR FALL AND WtNIER MkAR

Al I,r.6e 10 suit the tiusrs
! have Eh iusmeBke stock row on hand.
consisting Of FreBei ant AmrrieaI bis. blsek,
aud drab color-d COATS. made afteIIhr Ia
test Parisis,n ana NeS Yuk cit. FasHisns-to-
geiheT wih an iunumera5ls num5eT Oitweeds,
C"atS. OF every Styt fashion and description
French aud America br0adcIuth .eissn.,ete
saIibtt. corduroy, auG ir,r, liant S-aileat
IN the latest STYLES, and mace up iB the best
manner. tloth. SaiiB, Silk. shu YeiFef
YES FS-and ia this depsItHirni ~ ilI be found
plain. figured and striped satin: plain. figured,
aud striped siik aud beautiful assortment of
white, huff, plain, embroidered ard figured
Marseill+s, which caunoi he equflledt0r hean-
ty durability ofeoIor aud exact uicIfl Of hiting.
We unUtemumerate alithe diiieTrni styles
and qualit! OF
COATS, PANTS and VESTS,
that We have on hand, but would say hat We
have every variety thata mau may desire.
We have great quantity Of Shirts. among
which are beautifu! Liner, embroidered ho-
SONS rast-colored. printed singham con mon
factory, and chs ok shirts. COIiaFs made Of
the handsomesi Linen. aRdeuinteerdrg fotbe
Spring styles. CFaV5ItS. stocks, aud
Neck Ties, from .he richest silks. sstins and
nghams plain, figured aud ndembrOidsred.
DODD'S SIX HATS,
os the Fall style. Cans of every qusIit, and
price cloth silk and cotton
Socks SuspenderS.G G loves. bid silk,
aud eotton, with nice lot ofthe puresr white
kid forbridal use Handkerchiefs. linen, silk i,
andcotton. Umbrellas. &c. &c.
GhavealsOa large assortment Of GOOdyear's
India RuJJer Goods
consisting Of over-coais, Pea-jackefs, pants
aud eggings. Also. OileIoih overalls.
Trunks ofvArious kinds and prices and
a great variety Of Carpet bags. StaehelE, &c.
IN fact, ali thatis needed to complete gem
tleman's outfit. or wardrobe. is 10 be found in
our rooms, and any o aud all ofthe articles are
to he sold whether We get profit not.
We would also say that We have ali STYLES of
cloth for Goats, Pants and Vests. which we
hold ourselves iD readinesstO manufaetPre to
order. BIZ experienced workmenand on shaFi no.
tice, and we wish it TO be distinctly understood
that very article sold from our establishment,
iswarranted to be whatws represent them.
COmethen, gentlema n. and seeif what we
saws not truei in every particular. The goods
are open forinsPee'iOn. ihey will therefore DO
sold, profit or u 0 profit. that's our motto,
Cutting done atths shortest notice,
And Warrantedto fit.
Rememberthe place Opposite the Bank, :
r. DERNHAM.
Fremont. Nov. 3,Ie55 Al
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OHIO ALL RIGHT.
There is a North!

'TNIE greqiSSeiing Hni al absorbing topic OF
l. conversation in Ohio ior monihs iasi has
'een on political On. stious. But the matter is
'ecided: The tate Is safe. Chase Is 10 he the
iiovrrn0r,- and Prrce is still PrrsideuI; but,
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business ct supply ing their wants in quality quantity
price to merit and receive their patronage now re-
ceiving the following articles;
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The Graat English Remedy.
SIR ia IS CLARK'S
CeIebr0Eed elssaEe PIgLs.

rnorrer.D 81 LrsFra.
By RoyAr u Is PArssr
I'D REPAIRED from a prescription Of Sir JAS.
N Clark, NJ. b. Physician Exiraordinary 10
the Queen. This Invaluable Medicine is I'M.
failing in The enredof all those painful and dan.
gerous diseases incident 10 the female con-
stilulon.
1t moderates all excesses removes all obsfrnc-
tions, and brings on the monthly period with
regularity. These Pills should be used tuso Or
three weeks previous tn confinement: they for
ufy the constitution and lessen the SUFFERING
during labor. enabling the mother 10 perform
her duties with safely to herself and child,
These Pills ah0uid not be taken by female, d,,r.
ing THE FIRsT THREE MoNTHs Of Prrgnaaev. a.
they sue 70 brlng on Miscarriage, but at assv
,theT time they are safe
In all casrs of nervous and spinal sffssfieus-
pain in the back and limbs, heavinrss- faiique
on slight exertion, palpitaIioD ofthe heart. low
ness Of spirits, Mysteries. sick headache. whites.
aud all the painful diseases occasioned By n dis
ordered system, these Pills will effect cnre
hen all other means have failed and althai a,
1 powerful remedy, do not contain iron, eaIo-
mel. aniimony any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying sa-h package.
Price in the United States and Canada. One,
Dollar. /. {. BALDWIN g. CO..
Rochester. N. Y
N. B. 81 90 enclosed TO the General Agent,
will ensure bottle Of the Pills by return mall
For sale in Fremont. by
s. BUCKLATD & CO.;
And by Druggists generally. 31yl
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WHO RLAVIEs Ne FOR La

love pretty woman-(hless her soulD
Her shapely form, sweet face and gentle carriage,
Her pleasant language; and, upon the whole,
A uaiden less than one who lives in marTiagei
For maids, though they be beautiful as elves,
Fail when With gentlemen, to 'sact themselves"
love a married woman, for she knows,
BY deep experience in LIES JOYS and woes,
That men have honor and trustu oIthintss;
And meets me with free speech and open taee'
know the homes Of many such, and when
Their happy mistresses invite me thither,
call upon the prettiest one and then
IFit Iirbt down and spend the evening with heri
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F. DERNHAM,


: las bren unaaiROusl, d-rlzfr'I 10 ts a greater
PUBLIC BENEF-4 C'TOR.
V''r ths v-ix reason That NbIi- Ihr Peup r b we
.-u tu~v N P1ung State matters RICH Z,
DERNiiAM ha> be IN M kus ri.r n.s - "a en-
We oTratttmshls 10 supFl, all il,r l1std and
at,t, viii sup, rler
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T AIDES BO0TEES Eaters, B1sbi1s =, a 5 lenGi3
! lot. or exquisite shape and style. t. be l71 =
May 25, 1856. HEAD QUARTERS.
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n ARPETs and FLOOR CLOTHs.-A rrsat queatity.
and o. thn most splendid patterns. Call ard A.
Ifv 25 1855. HEAD QUARTERS.
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Oil Mil Machinery for Sale.

III II f subscribe, has the following OIL
L MILL MACHINERY. which he wishes
% dispose Of. u is slmes, NEW having been
run hut two wears Of The best and most i'm
proved kind, aud viii be disposed of sf a bar
gtin The severahparis are as follows; One
hvdrostaiic press Of 500 tons power; two large
rolling heaters: two mnling stones; one seed
mil; one mill for grinding oil CAKE; screws,
pumps shifting. geering. elevators. irnrks,
md al the parts aud 6xiusrs for a eomplsse
first class manufsci"ry. For further informa.
iiop enquire NJ The Journal Office
c. G MlNKbER, Roilersville.
Spntsr ber 2s. 1875 .:6m4