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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29
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unzRoetsou.
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Rubber Boots. --Isa1les', GentIemon,s ousf,
chidren's The best article manufactured may be obtained
and the lowest possible price only charged the ooyear
rsbber depot No. 265 Broadway between Warren and Charn
berps reefs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

I."mpratypes, from ssLampras,e the New
add beauiu Grecian portraits by HOLMES, 29 Broadway.
uebuesope5 In 20 cents and photographs the
cheap Ggure b. machinery sixty pictures hour 6
daily with gas steam and electric agency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

choice assortment Of ladies' and gentlemcns India rubber
boots light sndbearfu article manufactured expressly for
he city trade just received and for SALE by the snce
pair by ID. HODGMAN New York India Rubber srebouse
n Maiden lane, corner Of Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

Ine pet m me world This unryaed original dye Il ap
phed Melvc private rooms Bachelors wigs and toupees
have improy over all others being chef nyres IN ele
gance and durability, peculiar TO tits es'abiishmsn -
BATCHELOR'S. 23S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

Whiskers or Moustachcs Forced to Grow
~. Tssss * my ongaen:, which win not stain Iure
Nm 81 po,ue; ssn U any part Of the r. u.
cRAHAN $50 Brosdwny; BFises s. sssis street, Albany;
sss0er, ~ South Third street. fhiAdephiA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

Onygenated Bltters, Cure for Dyspepsia
The propreiors do that this medicine insalbla
pu refer 70 certificates OF gentlemen well Known the public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29


artillery force be reduced one-half.
Suppose the Secretary of the Navy had said
in his report that, for some purposes, infer or
timber, imperfectly seasoned, might be used,
but that shipbuilding was "specialty'-that
it required timber of the best quality, which
had been subjected to the seasoning process
for years, and, therefore, it was not deemed
advisable in time of peace to keep on hand any
more ship timber than was required to keep
our present national ships in repair-what
would have been thought OF it The Presi-
dent would probably have returned the report
to the Secretary for correction in that particu-
lar; and yet it would have been quite as rea-
sonable and logical a. the Presidents recon-
mendation. lie says that the artillery SER
vice being speciality, we ought not to main
tain quite enough TO keep our forts in state
of police, and only about one forty-ffth of
what would be required in time of war;
1t has been stated above that it is estimated
by those best Informed on the subject, that il
would require $4,000 artillerymen to work The
guns in the forts already constructed. or in
course of construction, on our Atlantic, Lake
and Gulf coasts. No one will Imagine for an
instant that we will in time Of peace keep any
thing like that force Of artillery; but it
is admitted that we ought to have
and maintain q nucleus. Our present
artillery force is about 5000 men--perhaps a
little less. Two-thirds of this is at present.
and has been for years, employed in Florida
and on the Western frontier as infantry; and
yct the Secretary recommends that we should
reduce this force one-half, or ma Ike it about
fifteen hundred men. From this must be de-
Quoted the eight field batteries allowed by
law, which would reduce the number for gar
rison service below twelve hundred. Can any
one regard that as a sufficient nucleus for the
formation of corps Of $4,000 artillcrymen?
A little leaven will leavcn large loaf, but
would be lost in barrel Of -four. So would
the 200 artiilerymcn he .lost 10 the $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

The LATE GREAT Snow SroR2-EDrcr FROM
THE PATENT OFFcE-A powerful ally to Pro-
fessor Merriam has just appeared in the person
Of Mr.. Mason, Commissioner Of the Patent Of
fee at Washington, who has deemed it expedi-
ent in his official capacity to issue the follow
ing circular
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

Coon FOR CINCINNATI.--The following Is O.
copy of the official programme of the Cinciu-
natl celebration Of the birthday Of Washing
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03

NRw GooDs.-our friends from the country,
visiting the city to purchase supplies of Dry
Goods for winter, would do well to visit the
Golden Beehive store of Messrs. Stone &
Thomas, Main street, few doors above the
Monroe HOUSE. They now have full assort-
pent of winter wear for ladies' and gentlemen,
Embracing the fashions of the season, as well
S. the good old standby styles SO Indispensable
q every family. Among their stock viii also
be found those articles peculiarly adapted to the
Pity trade, of beauty and durability not to be
Exceeded elsewhere. They, as well as many of
sheir customers, think they sell goods at a small,
e not a much less profit than any other house
IN the city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03

SuGAn CROP OF 1856 Generat IRema-The
most important feature in domestic uaatters yes
terday, was the receipt of two hoSsheads of SUI
gar Of this seasons crop, from the plantation of
Judge Iluling, parish Of PlaquemineT4 being the
first received in this market this se9son. Last
year the first receipt was on the 1Qthof October;
IN 1854 the 4th; in IS53 the 6thS ih1s52 the
9Th; in 1851 the 4 9Th; in 1850 the1 f,of Octo-
Der The general opinion still piEyails that the
extent of this seasons crop viii not exceed $780,,
600 hogsheads, though some hold out for $780,
600 hogsheads. The stock Of Nee Orleans su-
gar IN New York on the tlti instant was II. $50
hogsheads. The stocks in Louisville, Gincin-
natl and other places in the West are very light,
and the Western dealers will undoubtedly have
an opportunity this season to learn whether SUI
gar On hogsheads) will bear transportation from
New York or Boston over railroads subject to
some half dozen ranshipments-NeO Orleans
Daily Crescent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03

SArrRDAr night was another brilliant scene at
the Atheneum The great tragedy of Schiller
received the patronage its sterling merit deserv-
a. 1t was played with fire effect, the whole
company seeming influenced by genial flow of
seeling. Mr.. Hanchett has good reason to feel
prowd at the substantial token of regard evinc-
ed by our public; for although last week was
what might be called Benefit week, yet the
patronage did not wane with the week. Mrs.
Duffield sustained the character of Amelia with
great ability We felt sorry that it was her last
appearance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03

eS-The Great Electric OII.-Pkor De GRATH
who doubts where to get the genuine
Electric Oil. whether all pains in day,
call Gen Wech Col E. H. Grant, 25 North Thirteenth
street. N r. Schneider. Masonic Hail. George C. Dyer Esq.,
and prominent drut in this and every large city,
sell Electric $1,000 win given IL every
druggists published in the LRDGER does
my Electric on other-take this wager, you
boosters. None genuine without the label and
blown ON the glass. PRoF. c. De GRArH,
Only maker of Electric oil in the world.
depot 80 South Eighth street, Chestnut. Not
removed as basely advertised by pretenders.
For sale by 4. VI. LOGAN & CO., Bridge Corner.
Also. by LAGGHLINS' BUSHPIELD,
ocis Monroe Street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03

Nxw CouSTEatErr-I.o COX ot-T.--A counterfeit
on the Bank of Geauga, Ohio, is in circulation.
The fraudulent note purports to be a two, and
is thus described, it is probably from genuine
plate of SEINE bank, it is well engraved. Wig
bette man aud woman separated by an oval
aesign in lathe work, ON which is a heavy figure
two The right hand Of the man rests on a
plow, and the LETT hand, with very long fore
holds a aistaif in her right hand and milk pail
sit her left On each side of the yignette is n
figure two, scroll work, with Cupid in the body
Of the figure two. The end pieces are alike, and
consist Of figure two, die work and fancy
female head. The tail pieceis fullrigged Ship
f-6opitdl City Fact
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03
Nlrv-s 81. vrw oT4Tl,.'s

Bk1TraoRE Nov. 1sf.--The New Orleans pa
pers 81 Sunday received this morning by mail
furnish the details Of the late news nom the
northern fronfiei,ih Mexico.
Fislautl took possession Of Nier without re
sistanee Tile government tfo0rs stationed
there returned to eanafg0 on tho III illt =7i
Yitianni commenced af attack gamargo,
Int At the lftst dates WAS success
.ful
carvagsi had gone to Cainarso On the invita-
ton Of CARA, 10 take command Of the govern
ment forces
ACCOUNTS from the Rio Grande tate that Vi
daum was popular on both sides q the river,
and-lias at his command men and means suiIi-
cient to secure success
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no lTIE rgsnLaC.

vehnEe This day aaa to csaphsII 4 Ne perot
b eatire Intslll elee our sincere tasks
lout patFons 10 many klndness We have re-
svs atthslr sHas and successors
thsirnotlse wedeubtnot ksy ever b fupsd pEonapt
ma atteyg = teparssasp q i'usiHess and WI
n.eegers Effort Epnags q sis community
3 accounts VII run 70 he instant, and hope our
sads s ala - IN II csosns up out.standiqs
fs4anis.
Tie Dallpes 81 ne arm n IS setlsd y sies OF tas
ana III Bssity IN sr fsnd he once for that
azpo,e BEATTY co.
Hlses8nss OCT So 1876
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03


WE publish to day an abstract showing the
immense business now doing on that great
National thoroughfare, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. We had the pleasure on Saturday
evening of inspecting another kind of evidence
be its prosperity a train, the finest in its gem
eral equipments We ever saw, came in from Bal
simore and is now to run between that city and
Wheeling as an express, Ithas everything that
railroad can have so far IS inventive genius has
get suggested. Ia point of solidity, accurate
and complete adjustment in its running gear it
seems tous perfect The tracks are massive and
seem built to do the work of years In the in-
side thecars have been most lnxuriously furnish
ed. The adjustments for sleeping are 50 far as
we could tcstthem, by daylight posture, equal
almost to a comic, table bed in cosy room
You have position for your feet, one for your
body and uice softly pillowed case for the head.
This move is another attraction TO the superior
Inducements which this road furnishes to travel
ers and viii no doubt, like bread cast npou the
waters, realize its reward IN due time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03

WArsoN's Ten DOLLAR sEwlxG MAcHISE-weh had the
pleasure examining appears to be Of the
most simple complete effective labor saving machines
Of the age. ten dollar sewing maehine-neat and
in its and patented by Wat
son. If he entitled the thanks Of oyerworked
needle women, it is difficult to irngine how the
thanks the community be due to any inventor
While we have had an infinite amount Of talent
expended upon other great improvements, and while The
many ingenious been directed
improvements larger sewing machnes-the price Of
complete obstacle their Introduction
it appear that the invention of machine which
Afforded the price Of dollars has hitherto
been considered by them possibEty yet End that
ingenious mechanic has smped his invention to
bring almost family. We have
this machine operation and have examined
beautiful specimens of its work, and hesitate that
it is entirely practical character. WILL udg
ment find way into general use. We cannot, think
do to the public greater direct their attention
to this observation-disclosures Democratic Press
See advertisement in anoti column, oei19
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03
SCHOONER $50. p IIaIT.

OswEeo, Nov Ist-Seyeral atteiapts were
made yesterday afternoon to rescue the crew Of
the schooner .Jno. r Hale, who eorl be seen in
the cabin from the shore Owing to the heavy
sen however, the life boat could not Dc launched
This morning, the gale having abate he rescue,
of the crew was effected Thieves was badly
damaged and her cargo Of wheat .es<ed with
water Il is fully insured.
q hes Canadian Schooner altan went ashore
last night below fort onthrios
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03
TILE + 1TE.ST
RReIeIVED 3
MAGNETIC TEIE 3 r APz.
NJ AgPyTs aND OPEIs TORS

Ew HeaK Nov I've would Ike to re-
eaiFe retiIrns 81 the whole nuInhel Of sdles for
President at the earliest Iossihle moment from
large and well known torft.s- kecli0h districts
are always perfectly saluelsss aga serve only 70
Iaystify. When you can give returns from
fall counties or states give as 1r5 Ms possible
~. for instance there are tWei towns IN a
county and Won have returns from five, report
thus live towns out Of twenty j, - cotIn-
IL give BtichaIl.1ri see. FiIlucre roo, Fremont
500-satne towns gave Pierce BID oyer Scott.
In a word give Us returns that iilicfe some
thing. or else keep the lumber off The sFires.
III IL CRSfG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03
WHEELING
Hat and Cap Manufaotory.

MANUFACTURER OF HATS AND CAPS,
AS hand manufacturing receiving aIarge
and general Of Hats Cars comprising
all the varieties OF color and shape Hats Caps
n of tie latest fashion and manufactured the
material best or<manslip, which viii
sold Wholesale and Retail the possible price.
From experience in the business, and having always
used best please and public
good fashionable and serSfceabIe hat feel confident
with present facilities, and large hand that
able to supply my patrons with article superior
any heretofore offered.
Respectfully request call those in want OF Hats
and Caps, before purs chasing elsewhere.
s. AVERY, No 14s Main st.
Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03

Brooks JAIle-Richard Smith and Jos. Wick
nc, confined in the Pittsburgh Jail-tie former
IA stealing silver ware and Jewelry, and the
her for robbing Mr. Rcsenbaum's Clothing
lore-brolse jail on Friday morning last. The
sheriff offers reward of 500 for their appre
.ension. or $50 for either of them. Z =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03

And y AZ Druggist. and Dsaisisla Msaiep'
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jesse Wells

VTIRGINIA AT RIDES held Cierks ONCE OF u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03

SICKNESS At rHE yiRorStA USrvEissrrr.
phoid fever is quito prevalent at the University
Of Virginia. a studentfrom Lexington, named
Mcdowell Read, died Of an attack OF the disease
on Thursday night, ard there are several other
cases uader treatment, as well as ten or twelve
in Charlottesville Dispatea-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03
Coolies VoYAGN or LIIIhl.

cIILDH0oD-YoUTII-AI AGE.
Four magnificent line EngrHvings.
From tho Originals, at the sPINGLER INSTITUTE, J5T
Young Ladfes. ooRHAA d. APnofE, Principal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03
SNAGGEhi

oHIckGo, Nov 1.-The steamer 81 Frank
lin, an upper Mississippi boat was eyed and
snnkso the s3d ult at Wafren' pdiag, 200
miles below St Pauls. Three hu15 passep-
gers were onboand-supposed six a. lost The
boat and cargo are total-losss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03
FATAL ACCTpENT.

ELMIRA, NoY. 1.-The Pliilgdei express
train, on the WiImiRgt ton and Elm railroad,
ran off the trick near Crescent ing Thos.
Fisk, the baggage master, and baa injuring
the mail agent. Several passenge we're also
injured. The express car attached the train
caught fire and was also consnmed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03

SATURDAY night the American ::party turned
out in torch light procession and made very:
imposing demonstration We could net prop
arly estimate the number. but it occupied about
half anihoar ia passing given point There
were banners and tTanspareneiss innnnierable,,
with all sorts Of devices and caricatures in
scribed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03

Philadelphia T. W. Dyott Sons, 1872 81 street. New
York, Barnes Park 800 Broadway, Duane. Balti-
Cuspare brothers, Gay and Penna. Gin
cinnHtf John D. Park Chicago barclay Brothers. 21S S.
Water st Louis, Barnard Adams & Co. n Orleans,
J. Wright 4 Co.
Sold In Wheeling by Laughiins BusEHeid T. n Logan
other Merchants generally through
out the United States and Canalas. oct3daw1y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03
AGGInENT.

NEW Yoax, Nov 1.-The stearneE Bay State,
hence for Fall River, last evening when off Hun
tington Lighthouse, broke her beam
and blew off the head OF the cylind flangh-
ter Of Mr. Blanehard.sof Brookly was killed,
and two others slightly scalded sem
gers were taken 81 by the stearl Rorcestsr
and landed at Norwich.
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ANOTHER 'pUiEI..

RicHxoSD va, Nov. 1stezA duel took place
this mornihe on opposite bank 6f the river,
between BF. Finsiey State SENATOR from Aeco-
mac, and Roger A. Pryor. DIR, linrey was
wounded at the first fire, aud the 1iatter there
terminated
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03

p, II. WATSON, offers the greatest Inducements
b purchasers at his Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap
Store, corner OF ala8ket aud Monroe. He is
elling out and offers lis goods at prices. which
distance all competition, everybody should pro
vide theiI winter stock at once. The greatest
Inducements are offered to country dealers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03

GAS STOCK FOR SALE.
Monday Sd day November, 1s56sat 10 o'clock
* NJ at the front door Court House. win offer
the highest bidder for cash, 1sl the Capital
soek Of the Wheeling Gas Company Those wanting good
taying stock be on hands, GEO. Z. wECRHA3f,
oetsO :6-8t Anetioneer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03

Ar Bethany College they have 100 students
commence with and the numbers steadily in
-roasing. The Institution is reported as very
prosperous The anniversary celebration of the
SeOtrOphian Society occurs on the 5th inst, and
bat of the American Society on the 10th, inst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03
CHARLES SUAISER

BosroN, Nov. The Hen. Charles Sumner
declines the banquet rendered him, on account
of i'll health He will however be publicly re
ceiyed at BrookIyH; on Monday, and escorted
home.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03

TrE last number Of Blackswdgst fsl5e
The table of contents conn the =
9 ne. t4thelinss;s or The Gifts, part S.ls ay
side Songs, original and translated. Our tour
d the interior of the Crimea, Mr., Bdrttles Res
siew. Family History. Sea Side Studies, part
So a new Era African Travel
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GERMAN ARoIIrrTsInNIsTs.

New, YoRK, Nov. Tho Ger1nsn Asolition-
lists Of this city, partisans of sGerfitt smith,
have resolved to support Mr.. Buehanan for the
Presidency, as more reliable person to fnrther
their object than Col. Fremont.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-03

LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO TIH
GREAT VIRTUES OF
HAAPToBaS VEGETABLE zZNCTUREII

BArrmOnE, March 20, 1856.
clan, who ordered be pOultieed very
height of my knee sured very severely with pain
III 70 me number Of my formed between ankle
OF which particles OF bone the number 25
and one 0F'EO T Tsii Ts ouNTR ash sIR
was then taken to Hartford county Of this sae the phyS
GERS but could not live afterwards This Physcanwork
ing from te ulcers proud nes and pieces OF bone itboat
giving any reliefsome Of the applications very
ooud os by nS r was thought his tines
there was NO cure for mes from knee 70 ankle not
freely white pus with sign Of blood and times when
would scratch fingers white pus would Issue thcriro
--,-. r''D BALTIMORE ny HoMEi
then returned 20 Baltimore my old home expecting
By the advice ofy friends fused various remedies some
worse swelling came my lc hip and after pain
formed my spine, which my physeians cut out,
only or saving %y @ A a. ny r apa hes r. s.T .e
Cd my right arm, and also ms len groin, also on
ed those who them Ma reduced TO skeleton,
DEATH RF1IEFi
felt death would have been reeftome Ihnd tried ply
@ had been cured % sIAs sTl eE sH T IT1sea
TuREn Of disease similar 70 the laborng under,
axeyears commenced taking -Hazantoa's FsgefatEs
1920 [HoPE coMEsD
the hrst bottle Of which inspired with hope, and by the
had confidence believe that would cure me- con-
timed e usessi nprevng ny eisers llsred and new
cut farther detail happy my leg Is also healed,
now consider Ta-sef cured 81 this wondered tedicIne
alone have given but faint IDEA Of nay suenE, but
friends She read this win besr testimony Ihat
1ag.piol,s RegetGble 7yaetHrs,'
and WI % a Who sesd q have been, use
FDWI ~ y i F Sg.i';.4 -Isl.,
5dOoTTnort Of Pratt st.
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TIE s.LITTLE GIANT.
on X OTHER WORDS.
TWO Mills IN ONE

Thus enabling persons using them to accomplish
much the time be done by single Mills Of the
same size. GREAT ISIPROYE has also been made IN
the strength Of the Mill and the Manufacturers
challenge world produce machine the
accomplishing work with little
power So light portable, and yet strong and dura
bic, Is the improved or Three Gone
Double Little GsInnI Corn WIFI.
The NH be brokeaby except
there be unseen defects In TIE casngs- there
pen to be ANAL bit CT grasei small sekpr knotp the
corn theul win grind the ont inurng Il in the least
We do not of COURSE them against improper
Farmers Stock Growers, Buehers and everyone
who has stock any kind, Glitter f4en for working
purposes say that 10 head that you feed
can the price of No NH six months THE
IMPROVED LITTLE GIASFsi Is offered rs the
BEST CORN AND COZ cRusnER EVER MADE, AND
Is so GUARANTEED.
No. 4, or .ttree horse SIfl srinds from % to 30
bushels per hour. Free sou W
"a 9, or two horse Mil grinds, from 15to ~
bushels per hnuF. . ~ w
=" q horse MIL grinds, from 10 to 10
bushels per hour, 40 90
'' J. viii grind FROM to bushels per hour, 80 90
SCOTT HEDGES,
= Corner Main Water Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.