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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-02
EEging Sam Wood.

The Sentinel with its usual recklessness
charges the whole Democratic party Of Per
ry township with egging Sam Wood. We
are credibly infOr med that there was no pol.
itcs connected with the affair. Sam Wood
is head over heels in deb in this county,
He became SO by one of the most reckless
business transactions that ever disgraced The
county. There is no excuse for it. The
men who egged him are the men whom he
owes money, We know that Hon. John T.
Creigh exerted himself to prevent his being
egged. He informed US the week before tina
thing of the kind was brewing-and told
us the cause of it. lie then said, he wa'
afraid it wouldI be done secretly and that il
would be charged upon the Democratic parry
Let Sam Wood pay his honest debts, aud he
will not meet with such mishaps. The De
mOcratic party had nothing to do with it, ant
condemned il as much as any body. This il
not the first time the Sentinel has slanderet
the people Of Perry township most outrage
ously.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-02

Tom Corwin on the stump for Fillmore.
A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Times
states that Hon. Thomas Corwin will take.the
stump for Fillmore early in 0ctober-thathe
"heard the statement from MIR. Corwin's own
lips" Tom will make the wool fly from the
"Woolly horse" when he gets to cracking
his whip, aud no mistake.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-02
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

YOn yupoK OF THE SUPREME COURT, TO FILL
VACANCY.
CORRINGTON w. SEARLE.
yoR .upGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, (FuLL TERN,
RUFUS Il. RANNEY.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
WAYNE GKESWOLD'
COMMISSIONER OF COMMON SCHOOLS,
HIRAM III. BARNEY.
For Attorney General,
SAMUEL M. HART,
Of Hamilton county.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-02
Samuel N. Wood.

We understood that this renegade from
Kansas, takes special pains to abuse the Edi-
tor Of the Messenger. We are glad the Flu
sionists keeps this man on the stump. We
have been informed that he is making
scores OF Democrats. We therefore can
afford to put up with his abuse, l(any man
wishes to know the reputation Of Sam Wood
we refer him 10 Hon. Stephen T. Cunard,
Of this county, who is a rabid Fusionst.-
We understand that Judge Cunard, short
time since on the public streets in this place
publicly charged Sam Wood with passing
counterfeit money. He said that il he be-
lieved that Fremont would recognize Sam
Wood as a human being he would not vote
for him. Such is the reputation ofthis man
among his own political friends. Sam Wood
is unwittingly making scores Of Demo,
Gratis.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-02
WIN. CULL0M.
Clerk House ofRepresenatives.

CIefk House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
JN0. M. BARCLAY,
Assistant Clerk.
Now, here is the vote on the passage OF
tits Bill:
YEAS-Messrs. Albright, Allison, Ball,
Barbour, Benson, Bishop, Bliss, Bradshaw,
Benton, Burlington, James Il, Campbell,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-02

VI Election tickets will be printed next
week. Democrats, supply yourselves with
the regular Democratic Ticket.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-02
FOR CONGRESS,
WILLIAM MEDILL.
COUNTY TICKET.

Fon ArDIroR-JOEL A. WALDEN;
Fon TREASURER DIR. /. IlOLLANDi
Fog SHERIFF-WILLIAM GOLD;
FoR RECORDER JONATHAN BRlNEi
FoR CoMMisMoNER-JOIlN KINNEY;
Ton CoRoNER-WM. PAUL ANDERSON.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-02

p This mOning (oct y we were
favored with real snow storm.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-10-02

Evev mail brings us letters asking
for copies of Dunn's Bill, as it passed the
House. Here is an official COPY, certified to
BY the Clerk Of the House.
1T WAS VOTED FOR BY EVERY
BLACK REPUBLICAN MEMBER IN
THE HOUSE, except Letter, of Ohio.
Read for yourselves, citizens OF Ohio -
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-03
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
A PERFUMED BREATH.-What lax

"A IERFUMED BREATH w nat lady
or gentleman would remain under the curse Of dss-
thousand FIocers" as dentrifce, would not only
render it sweet but leave the teeth as white all-
basteri Many persons do not know their breath IL
bad, and the subject is delicate their fenes will
never mention it. Pour single drop of the Balm
on your tooth brush and was the teeth night and
morning. A fifty cent bottle will last D year.
A Beautiful Complexion may easily be acquii ed by
using the "Balm Of thousand Florrs"E It will
remove tan, pnples and freckies from the skim leas-
ing it of soft and rueeate hue. Wet towel pour
in two or three drops, and wash the face night and
morning. ~ -. ygs
Shaningmad Easy.-Wet your shaving brush ia
either warm cold water pour two or three dros
of "Balm of Thousand Flowers" rub the earl
well, and it will make beautiful soft lather much
facilitating the operation of shaving Price on
fifty Cents. Fetridge q CO., proprietors. and drug
gists. For sale by M. Emanuel, wholesale agents
Of Mississippi and Louisiana n51 6m
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-03
SArAKr1A, September a7th, 1856

Editor BGnner,--To that poorly conceived
and swretchedly insulting .affair of the Coffin"
which caused the unterriffed of this neighbour
hood TO breath words of Thanksgiving over the
signature of A. D W., oblige me by adduc-
ing the late decided failures of our opponents,
to get up revival of the defunct B. g. B. Clab
and then let the thoughtful, truth-seeking in
diyidual say. how stands Democracy here!
by, when the singing eloquence of Judge
Perkins had sunk deep into the hearts of many
OF bis Democratic audience, and struck respon-
sive chords within their bosoms, a few old rem
dered Buchananers cry aloud in their stress.at
this horrible state OF things. and Mr.. r,
Bowman answers as the Knight who rode to-
slay the Dragon of Truth. that is making such
j fearful havoc with mems prejudices. He comes.
and on his arrival, finds that his audience to be
amongst the units, numerically speaking, and
i inanentiaiy, not at all, which the cause of the
giant Fillmore has drawn crowds To Mechan-
icshufg Thlther Mr.. B. 10 forced. no donht,
!. against his better judgement: where he
his friends fully show thu the quantity OF brass
which forms = component part of Democfacy
is1very large, and the precious metal wholly
Knosfng they cut ahlshly redeulous dsurs d
the occasion the heads OF the party commits
cate with the tail here. and lob to-day we an
again blessed with another burlesque on poli
tics. A couple of Gvns and few ariker
has been sent down here, and iabcred xoius
lyin endeayoring tD Induce the peopleIto tax,
3 an interest 10 their myvenen,s, and give then
4 opportunity of belching forth IN extra qnan
81 gas, which they had laid in for the occa
j But, in the beautiful language Of TIA
ii genius, Bill SmnRgss SIC: was no go, seneibl
/ men said sshull . taxelesa uaf.Is said. don
brother and every Ma. sstake Va to Ii
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-03

AGooD ARTICLE. Something has been need
ed for long time to give beauty to the hair, and
restore gray hair to its original color. We arc
happy to state that this desideratum is now fill-
ed by the article of Prot Woods Hair Restora-
tive. For beautifying and preserving the hair
this article cannot be surpassed, and its use in
this community should be general. See adver-
tisement--[ Squatter Sovereign.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-03
PUBLIC sPEAKING.

HoN. w. A. LAKE, will Address the citizens Of va
500 County at Benton on Friday, the Sd: at Yszoo
City, Saturday the 4th and ut Satartia, ON Mon
day the 9Th Of October = stf.t
Everybody, and particularly theladics are invited
10 attend.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-03

MILLINERY Mrs. Lachs has just returned from
New Orleans with a fine lot Of Millinery. Call
and pee her. In
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-03

I1,elow i ! Letter ~ NJ. Stephen Duncan,
d Nat1kez M heIn i On q Az esssst
ncads. ia sounds i polIt lclans ii ile State. 4
WIN be ascb also that be = one time ihat Buchan
ans chaaces the bsut IL tie North bat lFnn close
observation Of political events since Mr. Fillmores
return from Europe, ne Is now satisfied that be y
the man for the crisis. How high and noble the
patriotism Of this old line Why compared 10 the
paltry and lame reasoning OF Messrs Pearce,
Jones & Co.. ind their imilators!
Important C0rrespOndcncc.
NArCHrz Sept. %, 1856.
Hon. r. II. FARRAR:
Dear SiY.--In conversation
some weeks ago, 5u stated that it had been re-
ported, in portions of Louisiana, that DR.. stephen
Duncan, of this city, had avowed himself snp-
porter of Mr.. Buchanan for the Presidency; that
this report was operating injuriously to the inter-
ests Of Mr.. Fillmore among Nr. d i friends; that
it was argued by the opponents of Mr.. f., thM
DIR. Duncan being one Of the largest slave-hold-
ers in the South, would naturally feel deeper in-
terest 10 the slavery question than any other is
sue now before the country; and, hence, that he
must regard Mr.. Buchanan as safer for the South
than Mr.. Fillmore.
Being satisfied that Mr.. Duncan's position was
not understood in this matter, SO informed him,
and requested permission to give publicity to his
opinions on this subject. His letter, given here,
With, will explain itself / communicate to you
through the Courier, as the most ready mode OF
accomplishing our object
| Respectfully and truly, yours, &C.,
{. L. DUBUIssoN.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-03

doop ParcE FOR CorroS.-1he best quality Of
sottonis selling from IL to IL cents, with an up
ward tendency. The report of the ravagcs of the
Army worm, which were circulated freely 10 New
Orleans, 50 says correspondent, sent the prices
up.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-03

eeS~ See advertisement of new firm, Reiman
n Simmons. Tbeir assortment Of Goods is large
fine aud cheap.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-03

4 v,llr 5Art191 -.
Mss'6 = # 4'ss{| a.. s! s 100. hsss,
j, ne hummer: a! aslsnsh 81 b b.s
AZ the red sunset DIES go,
And bars o. purple clouds appear
Obscuring every western sar.
Thou solemn MONTH / hear Thy voice:
Il tells my soul Of other days,
When but 70 live was to rejoice -
Whom earth was lovely II nv go;
o visions bright blessed hOurs
Where are thy living nptures nowY
/ ask my spirits wearied power
ask my pale and fsrvoFcd browi
I look to nature, and behold So E
Ny LIES dim embers, rustling round,
In hues Of crimson ana Of gold-- -
The years dead honors on the ground
And signing with the winds, Ifeel,
With their low pinons mnrnur BY.
How much their sweeping tones reveal
OF life and human destiny. MH
When springs delightsome moments shons,
They came in zepIlyrs from the West:
They bore the woodlarks melting tone, Fl
They stirred the blue lakes CLASSY breast:
Through summer, fainting in the heat,
They fingered in the forest shade; 50
But chan Sed aud strengthened no9, they beat
In storm, Ger mountain. glen and glade.
How like those transports Of the breast,
When life is fresh and Joy is new,
Soft as the halcyon's downy nest -
And transient all, as they are truei !,
They stir the leaves in that bright wreath
Which HoneA bout her forehead tvinrs,
Till Griefs hot signs around it breathe;
Then pleasures lip its smile resigns.
Alas! for Time and Death and Carei
What gloom about our way they fing
Like clouds in Autumn's gusty cir;
The burial pageant of the Spring.
The dreams that each successive year
Seemed bathed hues of brighter pride.
At last like wi9hered leaves apdear,
And sleep in darkness side by side. agsa II
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-03

6TThe New Orleans papers say the city is
already alive with busincss-the absentees are re-
turning, and strangers aocking-in, and everything
indicating a brisk and successful season.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-03

30 CnRIsIH's MINsrRELs are on their way to
New Orleans to be the first attraction of the sea-
SOD, We heard them in yicksburg two nights
last week and predict for them, successful RIM
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-03

Gin Stand Improvement.
r HAVE become interested in the FSlta
i Improvement on the Cotton Gin. for the
counties Of Yazoo and Madison. Orders left
at the Post Office in Yazoo City, directed 80
me will meet prompt attention. sis..s
Feb. 29:4l;kf THOMAS OLIVER.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-03

Music. Professor Muller has permanently To-
Gated himself in this city as an instructor in vo
cal and Instrumental music.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-03
DeB- We have had three fros,. .,,o,a,,

bd- We have had three frcsts already. The
oldest fnnabitant has put on his thick coat eali.
CT this year than he ever did before, SO he saw,
lie .prophesies cold winter and ITO more yellow
fever in this region for many years. The seeds of
the disease were frozen last winter, hence the
health Of New Orleans and the South generally
The present season.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-03

kuhoas or BARBEcuE.-we have heard Il
'a'd that the Americans win have Grand Bar
oecue IN this place, some time in October The
proceedings OF the Club, making arrangements,
have not been handed into this Office for nub,ica.
tioa' So can give no Information about It
we hope the Americanparty will hase a good
'lrn out aud We believe they will, boilers not.
outstanding, desiring otherwise.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-03

srEAxEE ECLIPSE. We had the pleasure Of go
ing oversthis magnificent floating palace the other
DAY, and are compelled to acknowledge it surpas-
secanything in the steamboat line have ever seen
before before The Eclipse runs now as regular pack.
ct between New Orleans and vicksburp, and in
termedlate ports. We acknowledge the receipt
ofnewspopsr hvors from her eiicieutand courte-
qua Commander, Capt. Broadwell, and thank him
Ior h'f polite invitation to make a trip to New
Orleans on his splendid boat Persons going down
t0the CITY this winter will have great pleasure in
travelling on such a boat as the EcIipse. -
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-04
M. STR AUSS.
G. 0 Il + 8 B u r. Y

SO MUCH Engaged in selling and boxing
Il out his NEW STOCK OF SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS. purchased in New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Charleston that
he has not the time to specify .and detail Ev-
cry one says-and what every one saws must
be so-that it is the Cheapest, Fynestsc,.d Best
Stock brought to Cokesbury. Consisting of
Prints, Jaconet Muslins. ROBES, Organdies.
BRILLIANTES, Gihghams;
Bareges, Tissues, Lnbaradors, CIIALLY, MA.
RABOUT SATINE;
MARABOUT BASSALE, GRAPE MARETZ,
CAUSE MEXICANA;
The above new Goods in all colors. ma we'll in
Mourning style.
LINEN GOODS. @-
MANTALETS, and MANTILLAS, Ribbons.
Collars, Sleeves and Trimmings.
- BONNETS AND HATS.
For GENTS. BOYS and YOUTH, Goods of
every variety. viz:
Cottonade, Ginens, Drap d'Ete, Caslmarets,
dc. Also, =
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Boots, Slippers, Gaitcrs and Childrcn's Shoes.
HATS AND OhPS,
Besides his full stock in HARDWARE, GRO
Gerry, CROCKERY, and
STATIONERY AND SCHOOL BOOKS.
My stock is now complete in all its depart
ments Thankful for the patronage heretofore
given to me, l hope that the present stock,
selected ,riM great care and under The Icst adj
uantages. will be the strongest inducc,neiit to
my old friends and customers. New ones Come
and judge for yourselves, and rest assured YOU
can buy as cheap from ne rs any where else,
besides II large and beautiful assortment to Sc.
lcet from. NJ. STRAUSS.
Cokesoury, April Z, 1856 49tf
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-04
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

eB- The friends of S. G. ". DILL respect
fully announce hmia Candidate for Sheriff, at
the next Election. 2
eB- The friends Of W. W. GRIFFIN respcct.
fully announce him n candidate for Sheriff at
the ensuing election. (Mav 4, 1855.
gThe friends of NIMROD BIcCORD re-,
srectfully announce him as a Candidate for
Sheriff htthe ensuing Election.
~ The friends of Capt3s. a. HODGES res
Pectfnlly announce him assa candidate for Tar
Collector at the ensuing election.
70 Tie friends OF JoIs R WILSON reslject
fully announce him MS candidate for Tax Col
tcctor of Abbeville District, at the ensuing elec
ton.
GB We aFe authorised TO announce the Rev.
JAMES MoonEas n candidate for reelection rs
Tar Collector Of Abbevillc District, at the en-.
suing election.
EAggHhc friends of J. JtSAIES NJ. yANDIVER
respectfully anpouncc'sKim as, caiftiidatesfor
7ar Co!ieeter OF Abbevillc District, at the en-
suing election.
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F1sK's METALLIC BURIAL CASES:
VALUABLE BOOKS.

CONSISTING in part OF lnrge assortment
y Of BIBLES, PRA YER BOOKS
COMlLENIARLES, STANDARD RoEIS
SCHOOL, BOOKS, MEDICAL and MIS-.
CELLANEOUS WORKS. Particularly suited
to Public and Private Libraries ~
Also. Cap, Letter, Bill. Note and Wrapping
PA!fRS, of various qualities, apa: az pffees
ranging from 80 cente to, $6 Per rcnin.
ENVELOPES of all sizes and qualities,
from so cents peaSbox to So.
INKS ofthe best brands, put up in any sized
= ,sss.s s,SrowssEND
1923 RichardsonstSe cot Columbia, s. c.
April II, 1855 40 ly
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SPRING GOODS---1856.
J.. F. BURCHARD g. CO., AUGUSTA, Ga,

SPRING GOODS---l856.
J. F. BURCHARD g. CO., AUGUSTA, Ga,
Broad st., Opposite Masonic Hall,
\ RE now receiving an unusually choice
IA variety of
SPRING DRESS FABRICS,
which they are selling ut the very lowest pri-
ces possible, and to which the attention of pur-
cllascrs is very cordially and respectfully invi-
ted. Their stock embraces the following. n
mong Others, of French English and american
productions Particular attention is asked to
Patusli, Lupin. Seydoux, Lieber & Cos manu-
facture of Bombazncs, chalics, delaincs,
burgess, grenadines, dc. Thirrin G Mlliards
black and colored challies, margnse, veil
berage, and tissues
. PRINTED GOODS.-Steinbach Kocchlink-,
organdies and berages,
Paris black silks, superior qualities;
Paris rich fancy silks;
" Fonrlands, very handsome;
L" French mud 1.nglsh Calicoes of Stein
bact's Hoglcs Mnntcitlls d Norton's;
Cases of Ginghams. black and fancy, all prices;
Printed challies and berage delaines, from low
priced to very rich
American lawns and muslns;
Calicoes, low price aud fast colors
HOU,SEKEEPLNG GOODS.
Richardson's Linens, and other makers, a
very full assortment in all varieties, for shirt.
ing sheeting, pillow casing, &c, de-; .birds-cye
diapers. Scotch ditto, towellng and towels,
Turkish Bath, DC. window draperv, lace and
muslin, dc. &c. i'
Summer Goods for Gentlemen and Boys, in
Linen drings, dc, cottouadcs of all sorts, vest
Ings, spring cnssmeres, cashmerctt, drab etc, &C.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
An unrivnled assortment of sheetngs and
shirtings, brown and bleached, from 81 TO l2-4
width and from the lowest priced to the finest
English and American makes.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Of every sort and kind, considered desirable
to have. by the piece bale. In additions to
the above, we haye the very finest assortment
OF collars, Laces and Einbroideries in general
to be found probably in the State
J. F. BURCIIARD d CO.
NlhS = 1906. 62-ly
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
100, 900 Ronadss Tenn essee Ba-
con, Hos ronnd, -
10000 Lbs Tennessee Hams, well cut;
500 Sacks Slpsfffne Flour;
$50 -. Extra Family Do;
10000 Lbs Lard, iptGaps and barrels;
EOOO Bushels Corn;
EgeEselaby sG. T. HENDERSON,,
~ Reynolds street
Augusta, Ga, May 5als5e ltf
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We arc also Agents for selling the following
Articles: ---. -
sCoTFs HTTLE GIANT CORN AND
COB. CRUSHERs


SCOTS ETFLE GIANT CORN AND
coB: CRJsHRRs
Universally admitted to be the Rest nrushsfs
ever ipyepted, and n the use, Il fsThicG,;f ,;for.
feeding stdek, saving of ops.third IS ;n,sii m
has been proved beyond dispute.
Hoo es,;s; 4 81. and ,Wsleh r Gsifaths Greulsr
?. SAWS and SAW: GUMNEA9 :
steagns dsMnrTin's Celebrated Fire. Powdarr.
apd Burglar Proof 'ss'
sALAMANDERs SAFES.
Rotary ;s,,,ts, s,n,s,es,shihs &IRoNa asa.sd YIN
u ,s,ails should Is ~isaess .l,s ysrysassf
Iii sssabSye.sss offered sssr ssis;s ss .ssissal
rrgplarsf iceSS ii Sonnectspn MitSta1s axl1i.
sive ssork0 ARDW ARE md CUTLERY. a
80 " kBlaIetEfA AEL "a BKXN. .
.gss.,p;s Wss z, GAs.sss 'ssss ~ ! Augusta a.,
asssassFs Asass 1856. sa,iy. 81 !. 81
0lExlF psRHO. o 1.;a1 :.T.
~ ~ gOz&x xSaSDEEsYs ~,
,,l4ss Srs !. . 1siss s. FFssa--y IN .,ssx
~ NV. d. 1855 i'm
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

Es
20 THE subscriber having purchas- a.., Ga
Il cd lands in Florida, wishes to aiii!
- - sell his Plantation lying in ALbevilIe
District, near Dorn's Gold Mine, on Buffalo
Greek, containing Two Hundred and Fifty
Acres, of which are nbouE' One Hundred and
Ninety Acres Cleared; 'One$1Iundrel and
Fifty Acres are, Fresh, and in good re.
pair, and in high state of cultiyation; will, "a
good Dwelling House on the same with two
ings and good new Gin House and Screw
all in good repair.
ANY person wishing TO purchase will do
weA to call and examine, as its will lay open
for private sale till the 10th Of October, 1856
when shall offer it for saIG.nt public outcry,
together with ail kinds of Stock and Crop of
may be sold at the same time
M!TCHELE cox.
JUNG q, 1856. e 5tds
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F>O hire by the year number of good sble
i bodied hands TO work oa Iths ,,s 80,
0TeensilI6 Aid Oolumbis tasslsdad
inlhs year ls5eS ~ - # II SIS ,i;:5ss :.s 6|
Thoes Wishing to ME can sa4 me ION Tho lines
ofsRoad or address ne sSaaiamsS1.
,:es.ts 9,s Il s'as sf9 iss Fr
Dec. 20, sss& sF g Ss' Ssa
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10 The Vs1epssef xbbeyIiie1D;.-
txaet I. iswsof .ses Sbds and nsigabSfsef
col4A. M.sMITHssh uaee him sas i: Z Gsndidate
tsrepressst ttis; DissEist ID tha ensuing deeis.
1&ture g. - =
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TO FARMERS, MECHANICS And OTHERS.
Nc COR IDS
Patent Portable Anti-FrictioB Horse Power,
The Rest i'm Use.
Patented July IL, 1854.


HNHlS is an invention by which large por.
4 ton OF the power of the horse is render
cd available than by any other arrangement
known: Its parts are few and simple, not lin.
ble to dernngeinent, readily adjusted for work
ing, and with ordinary care very durable and
efficient ,.ss
The Machines nre manufactured with preat
e5actness and all precisely alike, SO tiat in
case piece Should be broken We can always
fusnish piece TO replace it.
1t is designed for one or two horses, and
can be used for n great variety Of work, there.
by saving large amount Of labor, expense
aud valuable time to the Farmer Mechanic and
others
BY reason Of It's portability the owner can
readily locate it wherever it nlay suit his bus
mess. 1t can be used to good advantage for
driving cotton gins, threshing machines, circu-
lar, or other saws, planning and other machines
for working wood, driving mills of various
kinds, for grinding grain, paint, Dc, straw cut
ters corn shelters, latkes grind stones, de-,
and for chtfrning, washing. pumping water for
cattle irrigation, or draining and oil other
purposes to which Horse Power is adopted.
VIC also keep the most approved Spike and
Beater TflllESIiEES, which can be driven by
the above Powers.
FAN MILLS. for Hand or Horse Power
SMUT MACHINES, Grain Cradles. Betting.
dc.
SCOTS LITTLE GIANT Corn and Cob
Mills. CARMICHAEL Il BEAN.
Heaters IN Uor1rare, Cutlery and -igricultu-
raj Implements,
Augusta Ga, May .. 1856. %5a.6m