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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-03

H Be of good cheer when your enc
mics are divided amoag themselves; but
fear when they are united and of one ac-
cord. .r
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-03

~ 1t was a remark of Iefferson's,
that civil liberty can only dwell with q
people who know their rights, and dare
maintain them. 5S
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-03

e The world is too narrow for two
qusrrelsome fools to live In IT,, 80 =
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-03

Suggested By lor,ely ram5le on tie halls aear se
banks g Big Blue riusr, Kansas Ter.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-09-07
From the Olive Branch.
Energy.

THAT is the word-give us energy, the
nerve Of business, the soul of success
Shame on the craven spirit which on a first re-
pulse sinks into merton! PITY and con.
tempt be his portion. But thrice three
cheers for him who when misfortune throws
him, is up and on his feet again before the
blow can berepeated. Such one gives the
world assurance Of a man. lie NAV droon
for moment, but instantly the tear is dash
ed away, the brow is uplifted. Determine
ton unfurls her flag in his dauntless spirit 4:
ne sets his soul against his courage and
wreStles with his luck. Dashed among
rocks, and with wreck in prospect, he vet
steers safely out, sets every sail, and to the
astonishment of those who thought his bark
a totsA wreck, steers into port with flying col.
ors. lie Is up and on his feet again up to-
galyanize dead friendship into life; up to as
tonish those who gloried in his Sessat up to
prove to them "there's no such word as fal.n
TO such q man there are no stumblng
blocks; to such man there are even no lis.
appointments. Stumbling blocks becsne
weapons in his hands; disappointmmts
change to blessings. Take away every s,p.
port but good conscience, and still he Vii
battle on. Burn his house down, he WI
build 1t again. Sink his ships, he will ssl
others over their wrecks take from him 81
good name, even, and God helping him, b
will be up and on his feet again. II
The man Of energy bears the stamp of hi
creator in the most unmistakeablc charas
ters. Changes occur on every hand but b |
changes not. sit shall be DONE" is the Ian
yuage Of his determinatiou---and truly AL
him nothing seems impossible. He createsl
ne endows, ne sustains. New worlds spring
nto being at bis feel, and new rivers Bear his
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Sin @riginal 5tnrg.
% . IN 8inah.
BY LINroNFHLD.

Who does not love to pause AMID thef
caro-. and business Of life, aud, on the wings
Of memory, go back through the dim vista
~ Gears TO scenes of other days. AS the
traveller, weary with journeying over the
.andv desert, halls with delight the iair
Oasis so memory, as she travels over iite's
toilsolne way, loves the green spots that here
and there meet her gaze.
BY green spots, I mean our chidnooo
5.ys-- days when the heart was free from
sorrow. and when all was joy and giadness.
As the ivy clings to all that remains OF
former security apd grandure; SO memory
s,;nos to the scenes of our youth, and VIII
not let them go. They are the sunshine tina.
o,adens her when clouds gather around her
pathway, and when sorrow rolls in like a
food.
(,ften at the midnight hour, when there
/. nought to break the stiffness, save the
.h.rl;no Of the watchdog, or the hooting OF
the owl. / love to sit here in my quiet cham
hsr where the moonlight looks in 80 nlsas %,
III, axff 10 cnyer my 1orer'ueSs' anu -
80 :, ,br. love to recall the scenes OF o'he'
asss--aays, wheuin the language Of Long
fellow:
.Y.,or,sa in my tender mothers arms
ST.. horse<b ack on my fathers knee
,,.,. ,ssrs sorrows, passions and aiarms
And gold. and Greek, and love- unsa0"A
me- q 49,. a
eonnecsed with those scenes there .
como who have long ago been numoer'
.s;,b tho dead, and We shall see mem
mare until we meet them where parting \;
unknown, and when all tears are w'ped S
..a q. I sit here now with no COM
,.vs faithful classo, who's quietly Pp !.
;0s On the rug, am thinking OF one wa w
msmory ms | shall ever cherish--one T Tta,l,
,hs companion Of my infancy ,.sSvoul, a9
cas .ss ,;ne have sacrificed her : :
), n Nom Binah, thou vert ever fsssa sss'i n =,
% NIL. memory holds her sway aa'' :, !
forge. thss, and although rnanybs' sSy pa d
s sss,s have passed since I ysns = +
yea. sasss;nr. ere thou wert a. .
,S ..,;su q the seenes Of earth, .as T & !
= i,s.E on msmorys tablet "0's
bu. yesterday we parted.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-09-07

A SPECIMEN OF You've; NMaR1cA.-ws
learn, says the Warrenton (North Carolinsl
Ne~s, that at one Of our fashionable water
ing places, not thousand: miles distant from
our sanctum, young gentleman, between
The age OF eight or ten years, upon his arr.
val few days ago registered his own name.
TWO ladies, servant and two horses. Wa
take it that no youth of like age ever before
had such train Of responsibilities in change.
We have not yet learned whether or not Fl,
mother Anew he was out, but think that he /.
fast enough to bear watching. We mention
ne case as an offset to the story, told SY tbs
1tcayune' OF youthful boarder of ben yea,s
old at the ST. charles Hotel in New Oriean,
Ia .aSt winter, who, after dining sumptuou,ly at
the(first table, called for a bottle OF Char.
p,agae ard challenged MS. friends ON eiiber
SIDE % bumper. Hurra for Yosna Amer.
lea.
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5rlrrtfh purtrg.
Firm the Yorkville Enquire

Firm the Yorkville Enquirer
Tis Sweet to Pray for those W. Love.
.Tissweet to pray for those we I've
At Jesus shining throne aboYi:
For them to breathe with ardor tere.
81. The fervent spirits earnest payer
DO clouds obscure some loved kne's sky
Her bosom heave the deep frawn sighi
'Tis sweet in Faiths fond args to bear, :,
our darling to the Saviouys care.
Would we in place of darlAess shed
~ Brightradinncer round fiat dear ones headi
The "Sun of Righteous,ess' divine
Can through the shides serenely shine
Within the sad, the Foubled brcsst
Would We infusea heavenly rest
lis sweet to seek the Prince of Peace
For He can bid each struggle cease.
Does fond affection, true. and dcep
Nswatching DER some sister kept
And would it to that darling's heart
The richest purest ioysimpartf
How sweet to fcesthat there's Friend
Who waits our pleadings to attend
a friend to bless. cen more than sought
The Dear ones to'IIis presence brought
---ssfsheas.sr fsefisg nc 3
The heart would bless those dear as fifo,
Tissweet to bow at courts above
And pray for those We fondly love
. ~ ~ - N.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-09-07

SHItLABER of the Carpet Bag, tells the
following outrageous gun story:
Speaking to day with q son Of gun rs.
sarding some hunting exploits he told me Of
singular instance of gun hanging f;re.
which, were it not for his well. known vera !,
itY' should feel disposed to doubt. lhs had
snapped his gun at grey squirrel, and the
cap mad exploded, but the piece not coine
on, he toQk it from his shoulder, Soks5
down in the barrel and saw tAe Charge iust
starting, when, bringing it TO his .Sonider
again. 1t went off and Killed the squirrel ~
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-09-07

AN exchange thinks il rather embarrass-
ing TO liz your hat TO a lady in the street,
sos the sake Of politeness, and let acouple Of
dirty collars roll out upon the sidewalk.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-09-07

DEATH OLA DACeHrER OF LAFAYETTE
Mad: Mauborg, the eldest daughter and last
surviving child of the Marquis Lafayette, is
dead. The correspondent of the Newark
advertiser, writing from Genoa, says -
"She died a few days ago, aged about rs. at
her Princely residence in Turin, where she
has lived many years, and since the death
OF her husband, at one time French Ambas.
sador to the Holy See, with her daughter.
the Baroness Perrone, widow of the Pied.
montese General killed at the fatal battle Of
Noyata in 1s49. The Baroness inherits the
rare yirtures Of her mother and her race. and
they are likely to be transmitted through
her carefully trained children. Madame M.
ofeen spoke gratefully of her family relations |
with the United States, and delighted in ey. |
cry opportunity of bestowing her graceful
hospitaities upon the citizens Of the country
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-09-07

IHs following notice was affixed 10 a
.snop IN Leeds: This ouse 2 Lett. Hin.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-09-07

The corn crop is saperabundant in Scott
county, Kentucky, the present year, ard CON.
tracts it rs said, are making al Jfssss esnA
per bushel.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-09-07

MOVING FOR n NEW TRIAL.'-oourt.
ing a second wife.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-09-07

"A bachelor is target which "a.
quetts shoot at.
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NO. Il.

name he is healthy joint in the back bone
of commerce, and all lands bow down to him
and 'all waters bear spices to his feet n A.D.
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! ,p.esIans t0f Fl aiss.

"a Before you Bow TO lady In Tia
stfeet, permit her to decide whsthsh yoH
may do !. so or not. by at least q boz of
recognition. 2. When your companicR
bows to g lady yon should do the samA
When gentleman bows to lady in yosr
always bow to him in retlrn.-.-
Nothing is so i'll understood in Americs ss
these conventional laws Of society, so wall
understood and practised in Europe. ladies'
complain that gentlemen pass them by In
the streets, unnoticed, whent in fact, the faui
arises from their own breach of politanesss
II is their duty to be amable frst, far q -
La privilege which ladies enjoy Of. choosing
Their own associates or acquaintances. No
gentleman likes to risk the being cut in the
Eatreets by q lady through premature salute.
Too many ladies, it would seem, don,s
tknow their trade Of politeness, Meeting
fadies in the street, whom one has oausallF
lpsst in company, they seldom bow uniesa ho
fboms first: and good breeding. except oc-
t1asionally by way of experiment., his ao-
fuaintanees do not multiply, but q gentle
1 man Is not upon this to presume upon. ac-
tduaintanceship the first time he afterwards
fmeets her in the street. If it be hor viii,
llshe gives some tokenof recognitionl when
ttlie gent may bow; otherwise he must
4 pass on, and consider himself "a, stranger
7 No lady need hesitate to bow, to. y gentla
lraAa, for hewill promptly and politely m.
Eswef even,jf be has forgotten his fair ssiuter
{ None but . brute can do ether wise !. ahouid
he PASS on Fadely, his character is declared
land faere y 4 cheap radiance. Politeness. o
|gooI breeding is Ike law the. reason Q
: HIM y 3S
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-09-07

4 xrHMyNENTS3Rtfs.---l ~ he London. 0orfeapou-
q sss s,S slslis ihSs lks ais
= q tliiaat9a te,vs
i Who at the csnineucement6 6f the Siege was
but a word-wide reputation for skill and
valor. Achille Fould, late Minister of en-
ance of Louis Napoleon, nnd yet one Of his
ablest councillors, is Jew, and, ono Of the
house of Fould, Oppenheim Is Co.. bankers
of Paris. 1t was through NJ. Fo,ald "a.
gacious suggestions that the, rednctioa In
the French 5 per cents was so successfully
effected, and it is more than probable he
has advised the submission of the late yari-
GUS war loans to the people, instead of sr-
pealing to the Stock Exchange for sap
port. ...
Mr.. b. DIsraeli as an anthor and poH-
tician. is well known onboth sides of the At
lantic. As leader id the House Of Com.
mons and Chancellor of the Excheouer, he
has occupied position only granted to the
first minds in the British empire,
lie is also Jew and of pure blood. In
the United States, the Senate has two OF the
childron of Jacob via : Seuators Yulee and
Benjamin. The latter, though but short
time in the Senate, has already much infiu-
ence in that august body. Senator Yulee.s
father was Jew from the coast of Barbarv.
and we believe from Morocco.-N. Y. Ia.
press. II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14
More news from of the First Men in asenr,
lUIs poINT Henry County, Va,


DEAR SIRS About the 10Th of December last became
with what thought old hurt In one OF
my knees left onc of long standing of which had fire.
oucut attacks within six Eight days II became so
violent . sleep impossible. In about twenty four
attacked In my right hand and wrist and lin about
twelve hours attacked in right enkln at which time
under such cNcruCng pain as not TO be able to take
any whatever losing all appetite for any kind OF food
nnd In n perfect helpless condition became almost de-
ranged My family standing around bed side npo-
ring 10 call in physician reply was that could OBJ
tain the right sort would do So but that had as
well die with fever ms auo At length consented Tor
my son to 10 James A. Crews merchant, near
say him what my situation was after had tried
possible without tho least benefit that
II he had any thing could truly recommend 10 send
o Ilo bottle of Doves Rheumatic Ilnmon
directed aud after about six hours dropped
asleep the forty hours My joints became
olen the time began to got ease the swe
Ing suaRed and in ten able attend my bns
ness ms nsua sometimes attacks In my shoulders
the nment before, with Immediate relief by timely
application think most iny yaluabe remedy, and am de-
every person afcen with the most dreadful
scourge earth (Ithcunatism) should give II trial
Yours truly ae,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14

NTIV Y THtEl
MEsSRs DOVE q co, Richmond-inst fall one of my
mules was turned loose In die staeyat while play wing about
with other with the weight of hts whole body
against large plate shoor cutting himself on Tho thigh
urh inches long, and from inch and u hhf 10
deep Tho wound was Of such character as 10
suppose hc would bo Of servieo TO me ngn See
"A notice Turf Oh In thc papers procured ana np
lod the and IN about three weeks he was
oifacv well work. aud cannot perceive the least
scnr where the eni was mnde H. A. WlNFREE.
T. Srhore many cases of Injuries to cattle In TINS
cghborhood which been CURED by your Tun on aud
any benefit you YOU many cortihchtes
The whole the quickest healing reedy
ihcv ever anw IL A. WINFREE.
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Wore News of is- Ei1Ilcncy.

June end 1855
MESSjlS DOVE & CO,-DEAn S1Is3 ! hereby certify
that about last March, attacked with Rheu
inatsm character In shoulder and
taking the entirely and from which su
pain three four days My then
procured bottle of your Rheumatic lniment and ap
o directions which restored
IN short me and restored to full strength and
,gor n and earnestly recommend II to all who
with rheumatism. Aud II Is duty you
to the community to urge its use. copy
THOMAS UIINDLEY.
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sill more News from ~ Good Man.

SUGAR THEE, Va, Juue 18Th, 1850.
MESSRS DOVE a. COL hereby certify that for years
past much afflicted with rheumatism and from
the frequent of your Lpmen have been almost entirely
relieved disease sell deal of 1t my neigh
bors and do rccolec solitary where has been
applied according the directions having failed afford
relief No family should he without this Linnent regard
as best remedies for rheumatism have
tried with the greatest pleasure do recommend 1t to
.Yerv family In the world. Yours truly,
aug 2ill 2th dee j a. CREWS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14

"a iitrrins's Blue Mass the best in use;
fnss Caster Oil large and small bottles nearly asteiss
EaSsn Wine Cocienn Roa-preparcd from the fresh root
and infinitely superior the of the seed or dred
=, rpnt
a Extract valeran-rom the fresh English FOOT cultivated
A., IN this country;
50 all ofcinal 'Flud Extracts, Carefully prepared
iiamor Ergotina;
~ ihe Potqss (Atkinson Bggers)-togeher with com
pee assortment pure Chemicals; extra nice graduated
tstsnres; small Glass Funnes Instruments, &C, &C. SUI
s @ 70 the Physicians in town aud country carey
selected and for sale by STROTHER WHITEHEAD,
aug Ats Druggists Bank Square.
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NrEws EROm AMELIA.

News FROM ANEIIA.-AnfiIA COUNTY, July
~ Is leah-Moasrs Dove co-laat autumn had very
nc horse injured In one hind legs badly Rs to
to swell head, which tried every
remedy could think Of without relieving him In tho
least During the swelling continued whom young
MIR Archer IT, and recommended your Turf on pro
bottle md In very short tme before had used the
contents bottle tho swelling subsidized and you could
which e injured lie Is now wo and doing NIL
kinds Of farm work Very respectfully - .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14

RE YOU sIcK t-rhon YOU cant be cured TOO
~ soon delay until your complaint Is neurhhle' hnd
then when II is too late -Four hiths OF AL the dseass
which people church yards might he cured ny Aver
inthar ils II taken sunsnn Don't dragging through
the Spring faint sleepy aud sloss, hornusc your blood
loaded with bile the beadaehe Heartburn, and
disorders because stomach is foul Don't
parade yourself around the world covered with lmpes
hlohcs Ulcers aud all of the unccnn diseases
the skin because your system wants cleansing ioh
about lean, hnggad all eaNed H. because your
STOMACH, bowels need strengthening Into healthy action
Pulls these things right as surely Ms wator qn'nes
nr They purify the body aud blood aud restore thor NM.
hoalthy activity which feel rs quick ms they
arc taken They the great medical wonder OF this
nc recognized all know their virtues aud many thou
them. Take the Chofy Petodt for 'ouH and
all Heterogeneous requiring purgniNe medicine
Prepared by Or ! & AVER Practical Chemist Lowell,
Mass sold by all Druggists aud Dealers IN Medicine
hruut, ,ll4 section sep e2m.
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MEDICINES.
l,yAwmElss OF VIRGINIA.

uNAWuERs OF VlRssuNgA.rif upon any living
a. thing Plantations there Is an Ulcer or Sore OF
description kind variety, matter whose skl de-
has been standing your man or your
maid your mules sheep horses dog we say
will lind the most malignant as well as The
simplest Sore that the form of or beast or refund
TRUE 1uRr oiLi
FOR OLD SORES of every description,
ON MAN or ON BEAST.
One teaspoonfnl equal TO Of any preparation
known.
Bruises and sprans, Cracked Heel,
Ulcers and Fellons, Sore back,
scalds and burns spllnt aud SPAWN
sorr Legs Chiblams sweoney and roleevl'
Fresh Cut Wounds withers and Warblcs
Cramp and retter Ghafe and Chesuounder,
nf IuSor
Wounds under the Nails, Windgall aud Numhness
Jnaamea prensts Saddle Gall and old strains
Ulandular Tnmors, sweled Legs an"
Stiffness Of Joints .
Warranted to and danger from exposure To cold
Applied 10 burns at once, II leaves no scar,
Price 30 and III cents u bottle .......,.
For sale In sTRoTnER a WHITEHEAD,
I.yuchburg, Va.
DOVE Il co,
Sole Proprieiors, Richmond, VA
RICHMOND, January 10, 1885.
Co-For about seven years negro boy
the shin bona of one ot ms legs ha
very medical advice and tho srotcs aen
self the has been repeatedly Pou'ccu an"
burnt With eausc; intervals whilst giving and applying
moono he has been kept low diet and also Kept perfect
v aup with sometimes the would ho
large palm hand and MT othors no larger
than half dime aud even when has attained TINS sm o
would break again became entirely scouraged aoon.
day, while In store ASKED You what must
you gave bottle of your TURF oi ana aiier
using hotties tby the dIrcctonl was entirely healed Pr.
Since he has lost single day wiz ADJ thht
uscosSy his limb, about wohundred and
dollars and II gives pleasure to add to c many you
"a this testimonial of the virtues of your TukF OIL
Worry respectfully, , s,,,,,r,,
"A congratulated by permission from lady in this city
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TERMS.

,,rxr,y is published daily at SO, and tri-weeky at
NJ advance. NJ PAPER will be discontinued,
- ~ rol Of the Froprietors, until all arrearages sha
frIsEuEvTS are inserted for 90 eents per square OF
for S Fs aasr sin r or a~ ~soS aaa en each 30 e
Haian l be charged for each insertion II the number
st not marked the us, wiz be pubshed till
l@t"u,s an charged accordingly.
I'D oaN a." TIE YEARIY RATES ARE:
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MISCELLANEOUS.



nal purposes. For sale by JOHN II, sEAN,
~ Its Druggist
NEW GROCERY, COMMISSION \ Fon-
term OF years, from Mr. G. H. Lynch his Fire Proof
bndnR lately erected in this city directly opposite the depo,
OF V n I r. r., and Immediately between the Railroad and
Canal for the purpose of carrying general GROCERY
and firm of BLACK X rErTYJonN. We offer to our
friends and the public generally, new and well selected
country produce and earnestly solicit call from them before
good supply of Lime Plaster and Cement kept hand
which will be sold low at other house in the city
Al goods consigned to our care VIII be forwarded with dis
patch and particular attention paid to the order of them
We offer services for the sale of Wheat Flour
pains spared render Account of sales rendered
as soon as made A !. BLACK,
aug Its A rETTyJouN
~ eoMPANYThe subscriptions to the Capital Stock of
this Company for the construction Of the Lynenourg ssten
sion are required to be paid In monthly instruments oil 10 ON
each share.
by order of the Directory,
oc %. .eodtl StdccSwts J. H. REID, Seey.
NOTiCE.-Thc smbscriber being dc-irou- 10
~ eoseout the remainder of the Stock of Goods at the old
stock a and below Cosr for CASH only.
oc 3ots BENZ =. sACKETT.
OCT t6,n, uSa3..--o"r ,"n ow" ,mpcrr,n,i"n-.-- y :,
the following colorcd Castor Beaver Cloths
Adelaide;
Blues
Brown
Green;
Black
These cloths made at neolay Sons celebrated estab
ishment France snlca we Invite the
enon of friends the public examination of these
Cloths They will be made to order, at short notice. and ON
reasonable terms
lots GLASS & RAINE, ]. DIXON Agent.
ltUNs-we have just received beautiful stock of fine
u and Gums, which invite the attention of
sportsmen, and the public generally
oc 6-ts J. ID. GREGORY 4 co.
ACT. 18th, iS55-Just received, by express, second
~ supply of those Plush Velvet vostinFs also quilted
SILK These Goods win be found ready made if preferred
made order the elegant the Clothing
House GLASS Il RAINE, J. DIXON, Agent.
CNHEge EDE SaI.E.--sye have on lsnnd
consignmcut % thousand feet of PINE III MBER, which
wcwi sell accommodating terms Please give us call
oc 1T. MILLER a ELAN on Basin.
Hrntc. Crates "a splendid assortment of
u Crates which, for beauty and choapncss cannot
be surpassed this mrket Let NIL consult their tastes and
comfort the Furnace and Range Warehouse ana prepare
for Winters clad hand.
oc s.ts G. S. BLISS.
EUsT HECEiNED--A lot of superior style s"si-
- Coats fine SILK lush Velvet aud iancy SIX vests
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14

w Having obtained permanent agency for the mannac-
,,re sale and use of GOODWINS PATENT COMBINA-
TION WATER WHEEL aud being Sole agent for the State
Of Virginia the subscriber takes this method to bring said inn
provement before the public
that 1t gives as large per cent Of power
from the the best sho: wheels Being
made durable Mt the time
construction and not liable 10 get out OF order
The Wheel and attached with the water
governor making It, only suitable gist and mills
any other machinery and back water only lessons its
diminishing the head and applicable for head
from the cheapest wheel exan that will
give the same power the expended have them
at a. Dabneys Lynehbug, Va. viii set
or setting whore sales made For further
nformation address JAMES W ROBINSON,
nov 3Oely- Campbell q. H., Va.