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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

IOWA COLLE0E. wv Q understand that thu
Grafton. on commencement evening Of next
week, 10 to be given by Rev. TRUMAH M.
PosT, d. D., Of 81. Louis, formerly Profes
scr in Illinois College. Prof, Posr's rep.
%uistion for learning and eloquence has been
recently increased by his very brillian Mt and
popular work, "The Scep.icaI Era in Mod
ern History" published by Scribner, N.
York,--a work which has elicited the high.
est encomiums of the press for sp lendor o.
language and philosophical a~nalysis Of his
torical causes. Our citizens may expect an
unusually rich treat. We congratulate
them on the fact hat we have institutions
among US which are able 10 draw hither
scholars and orators ofsuch eminence as DR..
Posi-. -
Other exercises connected with the Col
lege commencement and the ded ication OF
the beautiful building recently erected by
the Trustees, will be held next week, of
which due notice will be given.
A VAcAScY.-Mr. Christie, the strongest
man the Pro-Sl avery party had upon their
ticket, has declined the honor imposed up
on him. He goes out with a flourish Of
trumpets about old line Whiggery and Bu-
chananism, two opposite and irreconcilable
that can no more occupy one mind
ut the same time, than a man can dwell in
Davenport and China at the same moment.
Who will be appointed in his stead! is the
question. II was reported at the Conven-
ton on Saturday, that that distinguished
honor hat been conferred upon the lank in
dividual who could not command sufficient
responsibility to be made u notary public.
How this is we know not.
TAKEN AT HIS WoRD.--It is seldom that
auctioneer is taken at his word, and
more seldom that he fulfls it when thus ta-
ken. We saw a very fair ~illustrat on at
Eli Adams auction room on Monday even
ing. The suetieneer was selling a beauti-
full edition OF the Bible and assured his au-
dience that il any one bought it under eight
dollars he would give him two dollars TO
leave it. 1t was finally struck off for ST.
rs. "Who is the bidder 2" inquired the
auctioneer. 81" responded a little boy
"Well, what's your name!' 81 guess,
sir" said the little fellow, "Ill not take the
book, but will have the two dollars" Fair
ly taken at his word, the auctioneer pulled
out a two dollar bill, and, amid much laugh
ter, handed it to the lad, who went on his
way rejoicing.
The fact of it is, these are splendid books
and are selling very low. Our citizens
should avail themselves OF the opportunity
of repleaishing their libraries. with good
substantial works.
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Herring's Patent Safes
I'VE see by the papers are called the best In the
w world. A few ofth0 same kind for sale low by
r. CLOSE * co,
may Sd diff East side Brady below Second st.
yITH0 wants a good copying Press for Five Dollars; 7
w CLOSE 4 CO, sells every thing low. my ~
MATER Filters and Coolers, a very desirable article
" at may 10 L q a co.
OLIVER Plated Tea Sets, new Patterns, just received
y at may 49, CO..
EIORN Planters, Corn Shelters, Corn Hoes, Corn Pop
7 pers and Corn Grinders; all at 4 G q CO.
TNEN Tons Pump Chain, at lower price than can be
found west of New York.
The lot will he sold low. TC& 90.
OK chains, Ok Yokes, OK Bows, OK Bow pins, and all
" but Ok goads. lmy lgl IC&Co
VX~TOSLENHoLMS Pocket Cutlery and Pruning Sets,
w at I CLOSE & co.
STEAM Gauges, Cocks and Whistles, and llotlier kinds
Of Brass fixtures for Engines, at TCLusE a CO.
SUNSMITHS stocks and Dies for sale at
~ may 10 CLOSE 4 co.
OPEAR and JACKSUN's sAWS-the only agency in
y the west. CLOSE d co.
IRON islower
i may 10 at CLOSE \ co.
MAILS a Shade cheaper at
In may 10 T CLOSE { GO.
I ATH Irvine and Sash cord, just received by
IL may 10 I CLOSE a. CO.
ELEGANT Window Trimmings, such as GILT Cor.
u nices. Curtain Bands, Cords and Tassels,
Window Shades, &c, &C, just received, TCLoSE & Co.
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Fort Des Moines Land lge.cy.
LAND WARRANTS.

T,HE undeFsigaed have for sale LAAd warraats a.
i different sizes, which they will SELLER cash o. %
time to suit purehasers.-
They viii pay particular attention 70 sslsesioa ara
location Of lands in Fort Des hoines, Fort Dodge,
Chartan and other Western Land Districts. AisS q
payment oftaxes and land business generally.
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Green Curtain Paper,

vXTlDE, and satiDed on both sides, also,
wv WALL PAPERS, various qualities;
BokLERS,
Fire Board Patterns, &c., just received al
at The .'Iowa Book Rooms"
No. SO Brady st.. near the Post Office.
6moG-tf ELI ADAMS d CO.
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Graham's

ENoR July Just received, being the commence
Il ment ola new volume, price 20 cents each num-
Der; subscript ions receive al $3.50 per yearat
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS"
No SO Brady Street, near the Pos. Office.
Q MAO IS ELI ADAMS d co.
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Inc town Of Mt. Pleasant obtained u char
u the late session Of the Legislature.
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Books \ Stationery.
COLUMN OF
ELI A & co.
1.-THE IOWA ROCK ROOMs.n

THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS"
No. SO, Brady It,, . doors n. Of the Post,0fics
DAVENPORT, ----.- IOWA.
A Valuable Discovery-Ne Plus Ultra,
GROSS \ KUBINEON'S
American writing Fluid.
L'oR opinions ofthe Press, DC, see copy Of certia.
II Gates at the store Of the subscribers,
md RETAIL AGENCY,
for Davenport, Iowa, and Upper Mississippi Valley.
ELI ADAMS T. CO.
At the Iowa Book Rooms,
No. 20, Brady 81, near the Post ONCE.
June I2 d-if
OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGS, &c.
IHE subscribers having several articles Of the a.
boye description consigned 10 them for PUBLIo
oALx, Intend getting up u Day AuCTioH SALE o Fine
vi PAINTINGS, EnsrayIngs, Fancy Articles, &c, for
the accommodation Of Ladies' and Gentle
Persons having goods of The above descr iption and
wishing TO dispose Of The N can have an opportunity
" applying during the week 10
ELI A & CO.,
No. 81 u tady 81,
June IL near the Post Office.
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DEAocRAT's CHAR6Es.-A prominent citi-
zen Of Iowa City, and a gentleman with
whom personally we are entirely ~unacquaint-
eu' writes US a private letter in relation to
me attack of the irresponsible editor of the
democrat upon Gov. Grimes. He says, 81
notice to-day in the Slate Democra al, publish
"a IN your city, an article about the Cover
nor which proves to my mind at least that
lhe editor is either a ~scoundrel or a fool, and
quite likely he is both" Our correspondent
says that the house erected for keeping the
State weights and measures in, is l6 by 20
'eet and cost Sl,36S. But here is the gist
Oi The matter and the writer took the trou-
pe TO ascertain the fact before he mentions
H. de says, "The money that the Cover
nor borrowed was in his hands probably
ABOUT live minutes and then went into the
State Treasury"
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UkChAngN

WkOhAnEO
hon all parts ofthe unitsd States bougAtsnA ~.
COOK, SARGENT z C0Oks
Bankers anS and AaoG0.
Fort Dss Mofnss, -
Atlanta and I1tor1R 4aakS.
WE shall continue 70 receive and pey eus ~
wv notes Of tho above Banks Cas We have dos
since their ofgani1ation1 after 0e ISth lDOlan1 utl
further notice. .fInn1ll COOK
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A small farm 10 acres all in cultivation, good house
ste ., D miles from Davenport.
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THERMOMETERS

lIlElulou j Luo.
VARIOUS sizes suitable for Stores, Hotels, Dwell
Y lings, &c., from IS cents to $3.50 each, also
Mathematical instruments.
Faber's Drawing Pencils, allnulnbers,
Gum Rubber, Cum Erasers,
Drawing paper, small 10 extra large sheets,
Pins for artists, Engineers, &c.
Horn Centres for " Dc, &C., at
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No. Sc BRADY ST., near the Post Office.
6 mo VI ELI & co,
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Improved fArm0.
$40 acres highly improved farm 8 miles from Da,
export, 100 acresin Cultivation, good board ienc,
with Usage orange, house, stable, etc.
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A small farm 10 acres all in cultivation, good house
ete i, d miles from Davenport.
le0 acres 81 miles from Davenport, 60 in cultivs.
/ on ~ aersstimber, 10 acres prairie, house, stable,
etc.
Smiles from Davenport so acres, 30 acresin cult.
walton, part timber, large rev house, good barn, etc.
200 acres splendid land, aliin fence and In cultiva-
ton ON the Dubuque road, Z miles from Davenport.
70 miles from Davenport 30 acres, 90 acres In cult.
walton, good house, stable etc.
10 miles from Davenport, go acres, co aeresin eul.
tiyation, IL acres splendid timber, balance prairie
large orchard, running water, good house, stable
- miles nom Davenport 90 acres in cultivation,
house, stable, etc.
so acres l4miles from Davenport, all in fence and
cultivation.
40 acres prairie land, 8 miles from Davenport,
beautiful views over Rock Island, Mississippi Tvel
and Davenport.
200 acres Of No. class prairie land close TO wal
colt, some oft cultivated, and u largo smountof un'
improved land In Scott county,
A number Of houses, lotsand vacant lols, Pleasaht
ly situated Indifferent parts Of Davenport, FOR SAFE OF
favorable 10; ms.
Is beautiful lots in North Davenport: Terms Io
ernl. Appiyto JULIUS LfiANeE'
july ID
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l2 miles from Davenport, 90 scres,G GO aeresin eul.
tiyation. IL acres splendid timber, balance prairie
iarre OF chnrd, running water, good house stable,
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FOR RENT.
Two ROOMS front on the second floor OF the new
> rick building on Brady street near the Post Office,
suitable for law, insurance, DC, offices; also, n large one
second floor, back Of same building, suitable for an arch
iteet, printer, ~bindery, commercial college, Se. Posses
sion 10 a few days. Apply to ELI ADAMS,
july 0 No. SO Brady st.
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BRADLEY & BR0CKETT,
Wholesale and Retail Deaiersi in
Paints, Oils, Window Glass. Sash, Doors.
Blinds, &c, &c.
GLAZED DO WS,
THE subscribers are now prepared to offer TO the
l. citizens Of Davenport and surrounding country
the most com pleta assortmeDto OF Paints, Oils, Glass,
Sash, Blinds and Doors ever brought TO this market.
08O, 900 SITS. sash, assorted sizes, for sale by
l., X. 4 B., No. 10 900, Brady d stn sis.
y coo Boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes, for sale
~s by b. Il b., No. 10 900.
h0oRs, a large assortment mt for sale by
~ b. 81 B.. No. lO,OOo.
DLINDS, the best lot OF Window Blinds ever
ID brought 10 this market, and for saleby
h. d b., No. 10000.
T FAD "a fresh lot OF White Lead Just received and
IL for sale by b. d b., No. 10000.
Glazed Windows.
XNyEhaye for sale at No. 10 ,OO0, corner Brady and
" 9TH streets, a large stock of Glazed Windows,
assorted sizes.
Store F ronts lifted up with double thick ness French
Plate, or common pittsDsrgh and New York glass.
Glazing done upon short notice and satisfactory
terms.
Orders promptly attended to.
Il BROCKETF,
June II. No.l0-Ooo, Brady & Fourth.
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Fremont SosGs.-The Stale Democrat
doe, not like that the Republicans should
ing songs. 1t doesn't like any thing the
Republicans do, but it will like least Of all
the erowning deed of making Fremont
President. 1t i. however not surprising
that the Democrat should be particularly
lspleased with the Republics an songs, and
I will not tend TO mollify its bad humor to
b. informed that a Republican Glee Club
{, about being formed in this city, which
will unsteady discourse all the latest and
lest songs that have been written to the
tune Of Fremont aud Dayton. Certainly
neither the principles nor prospects Of Blu
ehsnsn and Breckenridge afford any mate
tals for songs or for singing, and when the
Democrat contemplates the utter GOODNESS
which characterizes the pro-slavery party
in this region, and the desertions by which
II, ranks are daily made thinner and more
~irlorn, it 10 no wonder that it neither feels
Ike singing itself, nor appiauding singing
syOthers. But though il does not feel well
enough even to try TO whistle TO keep up
is cours &c, it ought 10 remember that {
t.tuste for music is a bad sign;-
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The man that hath 90 music In himself,
Nor not moved by concord swe eft sounds
lsht for tresscns, stratagsms and spoils
~fhsmotiyns ofhia spirit are as dull as night,
Andhis affections dark as Erebus.
Let no such man be trusted"
What Is true of an individual, is doubt.
lei" true of a party, and as the pro-slavery
party is SO ayerse to music, Shakespeare being
Judge, it ought not to be trusted. At all
events, such appears to be the increasing
IMPRESSION of the people, who will contin-
ue to sing the praises Of Fremont until
they see him t~riumphantly establi shed in
lh. White House.
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100 acres 81 miles from Davenport, 60 in cultivs
on ~ aerestimber, 70 acres prairie, house, stable
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StOGt 10 hcNt,
an Brady ST., near the Post Office, one Of the best To-
~ cations in the city for a retail and wholesale Dry
Goods, Hardware or Fancy Store. Also
DON To Rent
On Brady St, near the p o. suitable for Offices or Gen
tlenien's Lodging rooms.
NIB. A person living in the premises who will take
care OF the rooms If desirable. Apply TO
ELI A
No. &c Brady ST., near The Post Office.
G ma. Z diff
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-09
JOS. B. BUSSlER.
81 South Wharves, Philadelphia


IMPORTER AND DEALER ~
FOREiGN FRUITS. NUTS, S.ALID OIL
S4fRDLN'f,S &C.
Offers for sale in lots to suit purchasers;
1000 boxes Bunch and Layer Raisins.
1000 half and quarter boxes Rasins.
1000 boxes Valencia Raisins. new crop.
500 boxes Smyrnio, 100 drums Sultana Raisins.
100 kegs SeedleTs Ra isins 100 Casks Currants.
5000 drums Turkey Figs, 100 cases do, Wood unt
fancy boxes.
loo mats new Dates, 100 cases Leghorn Citron
20 casks German, 100 kegs French Prunes.
30 cases Prunes in glast Jars and wooden boxes
1900 boxes Oranges and Lemons.
10000 Cocoa Nuts 100 kegs Tamarinds.
1000 boxes Fig Paste Juiube Paste, Gum Drops
Grape Drops, Date Paste, and Pressed Figs
500 bugs Walnuis Filberle and Peanuts.
500 bags Bordeaux, Sicily Hard shell and Ivica
Almonds. 4EH
1000 bu African and shelled Ground Nuts.
100 boxes, 50 kegs ShelIed Almonds. g
Also,a great variety of miscellaneous Goods, com
prising Chocolate, Cocoa Broma, Satdines, Salit
Oil, Split Peas, Pine Apple Cheese, Syrups, Rose
and Peach Water, Assorted Extracts, Liqnorlce
Rock Candy, Beuns, Maccaroni and VermiceIl
Cordials Canary and Hemp seed Pearl Barley
Preserved Ginger, assorted Preserves, Pickles, Pep
per Sauce, Tomato Kctchup, Jelea and Jams, Ol.
ives and Capers. Hermetrica!ly Sealed Salmon, Oys
ters, Lobsters, Peaches, lomatos, Green Corn, &c
n. B-1Weste:n Merchants are particularly invi
ted TO call
march l2, 1856.
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Legal Notice.

A',' vs .9@'inson' In The Court Of Common
Sally Kelly [widowl leas Of Harrison county /.
Thomas Wolfe aud Ohio
his wife Polly Wolfe The said Defendants Thom.
ct al. as Wolfe, and Polly his wife.
will take notice that a petition has been filed II,
the Court Of onmon Pleos OF Harrison county.
Ohio, against them and others--1he object and
purportng to be the last will ana testament of
William Kelly deceased declared null and void.
and his Estate distributed smong his heirs and their
assignees according to law. Yon are required TO an.
swer said petition or before the 26th day Of April,
A. d. 1886.
MEANS & EsTEP, Altcrneys !
march S, 1856. at tsa III a
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Qu;ck Sales and Short Profits!
n. a. EAA MA

NT0ULD respectfully inform the citizens ofCad
w IL and vicinity, that he manuiuc tares all
kinds of Cabinet Furniture, Nenil!on blinds, Mat
rasses and cushions, and keeps general assort-
ment OF Csne seat and wood Chnirs, also a splendid
assorunentof Gill Molding which he makes up nlo
Looking glass and Picture Frames, all of which he
Is determined TO sell al such prices to make il an
object for purchas RS 10 buy of him.
Particular attention given to renoyaiing MatTass
end putting mp window shndes and curtains veni-
ton blinds, repanted and retriamed. All work
warranted Give him call before purchasing.
Ware room Market street, opposite MoCoImicks
tore. oct. 10. i55
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pany.
JOHN C0NWELL,
Fashion cote TNiEO1'

w ToRld respectfully inform the citizens uf Ca. =.
w diz and the surrounding country, that he NA
now busy carrying on the above business in RS
all Of lis various brancilcsin the new brick building
up stairs, back room, opposite the Mansion Houst
lie will warrant his work TO be made in the very
bee style, as he viii keep none but the best o.
work men in his employ.
Tom Williams latest New York and philadcl
phia Fashns Just received; +"s afA
Cadiz, O. April l2, 1854
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Agents.

@ aa Agents.
James Collins & Co, Freight and Passenger A.
gents, No Ii and lis Water ST. Pittsburgh
N. Kinney, Freight Agent, Little Miami IL. n
Depot, Cincinnati.
P. W. Srader, Passenger Agsnt, Broadway, Gin.
cinnnti. .s, - vf4gs y 80. 80 -
Richard Hooker, Passenger Agent, Newark.
+. A. Wells, M do. . Steubenyille.
LAyFAYErTE DEvESNY, General Freight and Tick
ct Agent, Steubenyilla
g. w FULTON, Superintendent.
March ~, 1856
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Holm MCCORMICK has this day associated with
- him his brother, a. g. Mccormick in the 1ler.
chandzins business. They viii continue the bust
at the old stand, where they will be pleased TO
Gil the ir Old customers, and will sell them goods
on as good terms as any other establishment in the
place.
AS wish to close the books of the old concern
persons having open accounts will please call and
settle, either by cash or note
JOHN MCCORMICK.
Cadz, January 9th, 1858.
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l3lilI Ohio Water Cure, a
AND
ELECTROPATuIC INSTITUTE.
.re sfeuhon wtffa a

ses ,-..-..'.... Steubenville, q.
fTNHlS Institution combines the advantages Of q
Il class HydTopaihic Establishment, also, Md.
and Physiological School, tOT tlIs insiructi0n of
Teachers, Lectures and Physicians, -
Patients and Stadenls will Be received a any
time, az the Institution will be open the whole year
Pure Soft water will be used. and Ia winter he
9ath pa rooms and waIer will be warInBd 20 suit--
Electro Magnetism, that great source OF vitality
VIII be used IN the cure Of Nervous Diseasss Als6
the Eieciro.C Chemieal Bath chat arcai ecienrie !
Wili b. used in this Institutions by which eaIoU,ei
and all other mineral substances can b fon,oTrf
from the body BY short and painless onors1is,n-
rendering chronic diseases easily. cured, - ~
Also fumors, Cancers, SeFoiulas. Sores Msn,sl
DerangenieRh &c., will be treated By new and cars
tain remedies. 5d ~ f,5l .Il-f ~
stgltering and stammrring cured without q eur.
gical operation. DIR. Cauip6ell,s erest suscse- \,
ell forms OF disea ses Of Females ndnces ho Al $40
that be will undertake the worsf ctses. and srhsrz
he fails 70 Cure he wli Charge Nothing for his sers
vices Patients 10 bring two sheeis, two blankets,
two comforts. and four towels 's ~
Terms for foil trentment, board, &c..ffrom s6 10
IS per week. Day patients (who board elscwhsrsl
will be charged about half he above rates, and pas
tienis who desire it, will be visited at iher homes
IN city or country. Consultation Free
g 0T- For iurther parti ulars appyto sa ea1de
- b CAMPBELL, A NJ, M. d.
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WnIiaEn kenyon,
Manufacturer Of
ST Z A nj >EN GINES.

Hand and Slide Turning Lathes.
PLANIKs, DRILLISs AND ScREwING MAcHlNrs
SHAFTING AND Mil GEARING.
A Nd every variety Of Machinists' Tools
"A. Screws Cut with Square and v Thread, for
Rolling Mills and aii other purposes, Waer St,
e1ii- sf'a 81 sl.-7--F sd Ir1l SfEUBENYlLBE, o
pcrOrders solicited and promptly attended 10.
KEcoNMENoArioNs.
Prom the various Recommendations Of machinery
built IN this establishment, the following extract
from letter to the proprietor. from Mr. George
sloan, OF Hanoyer ColumbiaBa county, is selected.
Mr. Sloan s On old and sEtefprizing citizen cf that
county, well known in Ihis section ef Ohio adjacent
parts Of Pennsylvania and Virginia. His letter is
dated April %, 1884. ifa tif-tt,a lWab yFa
'MR, WILLIAM kKNYeS: 3 q .a,ip.5 .h.arfEs
Dear Sir-I am pleased to
say your Engine does well, and gives great salts.
faction.
ain rushing our old Engine, or rather coal bttar-
ner we uIed in 1850 10 1854 about one busIie and
hall Of coal In manufacturing barrel Of hourI and
with psi OF four ieet burrs in good order could
only pack an average OF barrels perhour on both;
making from thirty-fve TO ftfty per twelve hours,
with sixty bushels OF coal ~ 1853. we used about
two bushels OF coal per barrel OF -four.
"ln running the new Engine, we use about thir.
ty bushels Of coal in twelve hours, packing in same
time sixty barrels OF flour. We consider we are
saving about two thirds OF fuel formerly used-iak-
ing into consideration the increased amount OF flour
we pack. ie aa - so0e1
NNhefS Viiiy nppileu tLree run Oh bnTs on your
Engine ss yet but believed 1t would run four il
needed itruns the three without any appearance ol
iaborng, while the old one labored hard 10 perform
the work above stated. ~iAhaA 'iabf
"In conclusion, the only fault ws have with your
Engine IL, tgfinds the wheat faster tan the supply
But it saves fuel, and to wheat there isa good
time comiL {. Very respectfully. L...-...
~ tGE0. SLOAN"
The following is from Mr.. Slonn's miller-1ne,
81 have assisted Mr. Sloan in making the above
statement and fully endorse IT, faG
Isep l2, 1855. IL. CYRUS. Miller.na