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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20
ppaIPIE FIGURING MILL.
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,AR "koomslSs Mill ERkefiSeS ,cEis gkLF
BR iTkD " lND-MiLi Psteni, NE hes' ~ $50 "a a. =,
lance 10 the public that they are now ftepsss "
.K q FIGURING MILLS, NJ sponi aa lis qnawer or
-, m The price IL so low that every neshoofn1'vr
IN have the aecomn odaion nt mn, os ~ '.a ant
naruish power placed upon the prem ses h sr bu,
put In operation ior a"s Ass"a
nsss. "a. ppv number OF
mills In amy part of the country anu ia Patent
mn ,,,rials power and the right 10 use tne a $50,
ana aaliy or the MILL ready for business gu w
: ST possible notice. The. have psueIhs ,ol win
inss on bands. Ii the buildings are e.es ,mths
.aou the mill will be 10 operation IN thses MI
,r,m The time of sealing the contract MIL VI ION
~ rant L low IA operation In Rochester \. =, WIN
two run ofslones, that can gfiha tn''S '"'-
wheat an hour TESTIMONIALS.
Ieertif, that have worked Wees ra'ms nm Of
Aili Rochester, and thatt ground, WIN nv ~, z, an
=, ~ ~ sftsen bushels of wheat per hour ana uinA
y Tue ssie'' ~ WILLIAM PAINS
p,,i,oi " ind Miller, late Irem Fnglana'
x,,,y INST have esamined Vices Wind
yI win w o run oifour feet stones, ana sohsgis
he m ode Of governing, and tae power g Miller
Foreman Phoenix Mhis' hsehe'
RocHKsrrR, Sept. aist, lsas.
x,,,uaa Miller. Of Rochester, have eA'
,,inad lhe Elour luauuiacluted with vice r hpn
Wind MIL aud are pleased 10 state maj S,,ars9,
clear and even, aud Is good orena o. safS'
slour oeltel through Wire maehihv' t,..goS
Hon. JoHs WILLIAMS, - S,rr.pK
D. l.. AN0ESiNr & Co. ihos' VI npan
Il. ID. SnEKMiRE, SNUS .a,au
Aazs NJ. NHlTsEy, - "ov-s
JosgrH PrTnAA, JAMES s'"
JAMES Hen, aISsos. -,
yieeis Patont will soon be introduced hiu ~ T.
VIII ere Nv O. thirds OF the Touring u oohe "
~'''' ''' WM. d. SNOW,
y
Secretary Min Erecting Co., Roeh tsisr, .. IAN
CSC. r. MACY, Agent, Corner hfaa. 49,
StS davenport, Iowa. m
| SEI,H REEVES, Agent, Chicago, lis
N SN,,N Isl Broadway, n,
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ARREST OF Gov. RoBIssoS.--The follow
ing from the Chicago Tribune no doubt
gives the true reason for Gov. Robinson's
arrest
"He was entrusted with important pack
ages of the evidence given before the Con-
eressionsl Commission, tor transmission TO
Washington, under the apprehension that
descent would be made upon Lawrence by
the Missourans, and the papers of the Com
missioners destroyed. This fact must have
leaked out; and for the detention and des-
tructien OF the package, the Governors ar
rest was, without doubt, contrived and exc
cuted, though the pretence of treason and
a, indictment were used. Fortunately, for
the Free State cause, Mrs. Robinson had
the papers on her person, concealed in her
dress; and her journey TO st. Louis, despite
he's husbands detention, is 10 be accounted
Tor only upon The superstition that she had
Instructions from the Governor TO put her
self and the sealed documents out of harm :
way, as fast as steam could carry her. So,
for once, the designs OF the Rufians are de-
tea,ed, and now whether they will venture
| 10 execute their first plan and break up the
Commission and destroy It's papers, admits
Of doubt"
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Aouorable-c. n. Clay and the Mexican
soldier.

Whilst many OF Mr.. Clay's enemies seize
mold OF his late pecuniary endorsements
IN oslumniate him, and whilst many OF those
npon whom be has natural claims for and
aud comfort have even exseted usurious IN
terest of him to the last cent, We are prouc
10 avail ourselves Of the liberty OF publish
ing an extract from his private correspon-
dence which is honorable to both parties,
and credtable to human nature itself.
The writer was soldier in the ranks IN
Mr. Clay's Company in the Mexican war
REIMBURSEMENT TO California and amasseu
nv hard labor i've thousand dollars, ALL OF
which il will be seen he offers TO his old
friend ana commander.
Il ana sorry to hear of your failure. One
GOOD turn deserves another;-when was
naked, you clothed me-hungry, you fed me.
Now, Sir, II | can do anything to help you
out, / am willing to do all can. have
90, some money and some friends; Will
let YOU have all Of the money have got
without any interest. have FIVE thousand
dollars now. and you can get it you want
it: or | will 20 into business with you, &c.
D. Iowa. Your friend, Z. b.
Such generosity can only be inspired by
kindred natures--and Mr.. Clay may we'll
be prouder Of his friends, than millionaires
of their dollars. We are happy to learn
that Mr.. c.. has been nobly sustained in his
late troubles, and will soon be again upon
stable ground, in his ponied affairs. -Ne'o-
port Nsirs.
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have been the result, / had counted the cost
and was prepared 70 abide the issue.
Ifthere 10 any class OF men that stand DC.
hind the curtains and pull the wires we
would respectfully represent to them thai
it will do no good 10 urge these uuders1rap-
pers on 10 these deeds OF violence ana rul-
asnism We are no, of a class OF men 20
utter childish complaints al any wrongs
that we may suffer, sst zoe knoo our rtsa"
and ,es intend TO hate them
In CONCLUSION we would suggest to South
Carolina that she had better send tor her
emicran,s home again. They will do her
cause more harm than sodd. However,
this way Of doug work may do among the
field hands OF rice plantation, At wont 40
here at sill We, in Kansas, are not MADE
of metal 10 be worked in such a ire
Respectfully.
PARpEE BuTLEE.
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a CURIOUS REASON FOR COMMITTING
SUICIDE MIR. Elias Workman living in
Holmes county, Ohio, committed suicide
on Sunday morning last by hanging himself
with bride. ], is said he had lately been
elected assessor OF the township, and had
given heavy bond. Fearing he was no,
At for the office, and to avoid the murtifca.
lion OF being laughed at, he rose in the
morning at tour O'Clock, and went to the
barn and hanged himself Chicago Dem.
llthose persons who are really unfit for
he Office 10 which they are elected would
hang themselves how rapidly the calender
u suicides would leagthen in our Union,
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DEATH OF Hos. JOHN G. MILLER.-The
st Louis Republican announces the death Of
Hon. John G. Miller, Member Of Congress
from the Fifth District OF Missouri. He
had long suffered from severe illness, which
finally assumed scrofulous character. and
iermins,ed his life on Sunday morning last.
lie died g, the residence of his mother,
near Marshall, in Saline county.
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A CARD,

,,,1, n,sisAi dssirou, OF closing his affairs ami
l wishlus- n, rertre from active busintss now WIN,
ir9ys iron tho firm Of lads q stewart Anu ~ ~ ~
aong would earnestly hcspeak for Mr. s'eMA., WI
AN Continue the Land Agency business a. heretoioe'
confirmation Of public confidence and laIonase.I
Having known Mr. stewart for number o. years al"
having been associated with him IN business io
,, ,srs can testify 10 his integrity and capacity
ana can assure ALL who have business wth nm, ma -
Whl pe ,sis ~ ' 4 c. EADs.
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P. T. Barnurn mas written letter 10 the
n. Y. Tribune pronouncing The letter for
gerry which purports to have been written
by Mrs. Goldschmidt( Jenny Lind to friend
in Philadelphia conserving his Pecunisry
embarTsssments.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20
rHE KING OF ALGIERs

Ia allrady a crowned heai, W
don't know who is crown maker 10 his hl'e say
il ought to be ASTON Cop @he 'afn o"' 'N
somest crowns TO be found on either sue o. Tue
may he proper 10 observe, tes 'hs' ai''eu -
-, h;,,s attached are made tog sli mankind ALI
NOT ina ia with diamonds yet very brilliant al
,r and within the reach Of ALL which Is mors than can
- ala a. that of the new born heir OF France ALsfoA
co.'s & on Brady bstweea Front and seeeui Sc
may l6dlw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20
~ % III Q M ":
New & Improved Carpet Lining

tFcE WHICH PATEsT mas BKEE ArPLrEpD
THIS new aud valuable article surpasses any thing
heretofore brought before the pu bic, and
b twO webs 0! clean ana durable material, with d
gsb ofeottoH skilfailg woven between them which
affords TO every person using il the following sdvab.
ages
Il warranted 70 aid FIFTY PER CENT to the
JiGrsbiiEiy Of your carpets.
Cleanliness, elasticity and less liable from nre than
even straw - any article GENERALLY used 10 this puT
pose
Is adds materially 20 the appearance of your
Pei. and deaaeBs The spuhd Ia walking over it,
j can conveniently be placed under your CARPET.
81 Cloths, STAR Carpets, dc. al any time
be fEEfz puts IL within the reach Of ssery FAINT
- church, Hail. Boat, or wherever Carpet or on
4 9th can u used.
lEs Warranted TO give satisfaction TO ell who useit
For SALE AT
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
Ha g Corner Sscoat and Brsdy .is, Dsyenna,t.
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SAINT NICHOLAS HOTEL,
South Clark Street. CHICAGO IrT

THIS splendid establishment, being ia the most
pleasant Location IN the city Is now undergoing
a thorough renovation and will receive much add.
tiohai new furniture which will render one of III
bee and most Convenient and pleasant resorts In
On ago. The Proprietor return thanks Tor liberal
patronage. A. ]. SINK & Co
Ap' -, ajH PropneinTs
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So a,Q,--A lot with I've s'aAh houses 'n -
Warren, 40x5o Fricv $500
\, a.l-Ten lots In East Davenport nor o. wv
i irue's addition, 5Qdxl5o,
n, oT2 lease % lot ON \. corner OF ." VII" 1850
IA, - wears LOT B4Nl0o. Price si,Veo,
S o-aA house and LOT on 7th st., west 9, ~ ~ nno
f ssslsn house rooms kitchen, we'll etc fns'
No 9-5 house and lot on Clay ~ pct 49, ,,hes
~ ~ Iot Llxlue House lsS22 rooms, e'9 p,Se
MSS Kitchen cellar Sc, with fruit trees ~ sa'a
1000,
" ord House sad Iet on east side OF ~ 49, =, 'V
oa-is kanse rooms collar, Sc. Price $3.50
~ o. beautiful double cottage on ROCK isan' "
81 ana al "a 10 rooms kitchen, oSllar e's'efh'
Price s3,ooo
NJ, g-s-Yhe Bazaar Buildings, with 1he PiNtnxss ID
MA landings Lot ssh riso, viii be sold Oh ho't"
/ No a,9-Lots and a End st and lot Oh - y
block :,
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u. j. MANN 6 SONS
PATENT REAPER ASD MOWER (.

TTNHE subscribers manufacturing large nunhefot
these valuable grain and Labor saving Machines for tic
harvest Of ls5G with many valuable improvements which
experience has suggested, making il the most desirable
combined Reaper aad Mower IN use being d lighter
draft and less difficult 70 manage.
The patent revolving platform upon which the
grain fails and is carried over the side Of the machine de-
posting in the Is the greatest invention ot the
age for fayng the grain after 1t cut without waste and
leaving it 10 compact bundles OF uniform challenges
tbs admiration ofall that witness Its operation.
Price Of fonrhorss combined Machine $50, Reaper
$780, Mower SlO0 half cash delivery balance in Fix
months freight added For certificates aud reeommends
lions zee pamphlets.
HASKELL, DuRkEE a ALpRTnGE,
MAY 10 dwtf Michigan o ~ Ind.
For sale by MORSE EIELE CO, Ageuts; y, W
corner OF Rock lsfand 8 Front Streets. payenport.
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s---.2-a-l-----7-7ll'''7 :
Countv Convention

The Republicans cf ssctt county sre 'ssues'Se -
in Mass Conventional u the oonrt House an p1,s"f
saturday. the alth day Of May,st 2ot'"sA : :" -
poin, Delegates TO Attend the consressi'o"
in the "a District at Cedar Rapids on "'enss'" =.
~. !, Y,,. nav, n, ur,ler Of the Central Commute
'"s IS ~. IL j. d. PATTON, Chm,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


unssr mi, head limited OF spee,si nousss
will be inserted ri 10 cents per uhe sas"
or 50 els. per week.
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Vices Patsrt Wind Mills
INTER IND s7EAJM sUPERCEDED.
'GE ah5e riosf' q. 4 gent Of tie ROCHESTER, y,
y, MILL ERECTING e., anHoaucss 10 he ,,nl,
= hat hes hse prepared 10 ereet stills on Wee.
s,oetasa rsisG'' Tor ell knd,oT business rsquir-
GsIsf SNn FISifs ~ MIL, Mgn sshapied for
DRaISIkGsLANDS,
GRISDING PLASTER. BONES, 6c
THRBSHlNG GRAIN,
WORKING CLAY ROR BRICKyApu
RAISING WAFER,
SAVING TIMBER AND CORD WOOD.
DRIVING MACHINERY, ae
Wi. D.SS0W Secretary,
Rochester, s. !.
Geo. +. Macy, Agent, Davenport.
helaA kssvss, Agsh. Chicago.
- y. SNOW. Agent. 1871 Br0ed way, New York
bsfshpoTt, siay lg, d2tsIi
La he Z io.s n East Davenport al oui! $3.50 pe
clo1' orc ara tSe !eSrs credit A. c, FULTON
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Money to Loan H..
-, = lanr ar short time, to suit applicants. Ar,
ply 10 the subscriber, NJ Law once, 20 wv
~ ~ Main and "a sta, opposite lie Claire House
49, ANS TIC. cAMpBkli
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NuTICE.
BONNUTS! BONNETsl,

JUoi hEIElNED
THE Finest Assortment Of Silk and traw Bolnets
J. West OF Chicago, 9an be seen at
KNAPP q REDMONIS
Ladies please No. lie Claire Row
favor with csil.I Dayspport lava
may d.2w
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r,-,.,,,,., NINIons sad kusche-
AND TRIMMINGS
|. A n - A q Il n Il Is

Us every variety;
..I tI.ss'7 Cord and Grass Skirt.
r. 'sa>oistbI teucy Baskets &c Ae
10 purchasers ut lest quality aud styl., ~ 80 -
assortn"nie anuai au 10 please s'4s "a'
, .. USo. B. WEAVER 90
~ !a.H Aa!n -, d,ogs bsnw Coos A ssrS.a,iy
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ID. ~ MOORE

FRos NEW HAvKs, CT.
FRRSC0, Banner, Sign and Ornamental Painter
3fsiner Of Wood, Stone and Marble.
Lettering and Gliding Oh
GLASS,
Window Shades, rLterier Decorations, Portraits.
Scenery, Landscapes, &c, al shon notice.
sign Painting and Grsihirg for sne trade rooms,
Commercial buildings, Brady 81! over Earrisi store
Reference
A. h. L.. myers. I CLosk d Co
NAV IA, SO. diff
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IL 900 900 Feet Logs.
Received the hrst raft Of the
SEASON Frid4S The ilth ns shall have rats Of logs com
ms down AZ last as our pilots them to the amount
Of Il 10 100000 fse and prepared to seh logs t9
arrive during the month Of May, june and July hA's
had them cut under agents direction, can recommend
them 10 he Of the best quality in the market
Expect to cut from 10000 10 100000 feet monthly
AZ our old mill where We shall keep a full supply Of Linn
bsr and hope to share gooiIy proportion OF the puh
patronage Fast iayors greattuIly acknowledge.
apll+ati BtANELi% oLLLLi ".
NEW SPRING GOODS see advertisement OF
ADAASoS & RAPP.
Fer Sale,
FoUs pE.lKAsLE DWELLING HoUsfs, In low
sr part OF the city very liberal tsrms Apply 10
f.n sa.,tr COOK & SARGENT.
DR.. sauford's Inylgorator
Is = mild laxative, 10 le nj
aaI Is reoiu - EaS publie, rea hs
aun is latrasic ssrt1 IN IAs Vi ins iollosn
com plants all Bilious Dersugsmenis, Sick Headache
Dyspepsia Rabitual CosiYensss Chronic Dtar rhtEs
Chuc, Paia la ri sio mach and B9H0s. enera! Dc
oiity Female We akaes., Sc. For sale by Druggist
generally, and chas. T, Webb, psyeupo :; also b.
Sanford * Co., y. Y. City. lAehls'dANIl
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4, IA Ne Z 4o.' " East bzEenpOH al oui, $3.50 per
'''1'"I9 ara '"o !eSn credit, a. c, FULTON.
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,ss. farm ofI6g acres In see 20, TYPE, X East
A reod frame house, q rooms, well, Aci price -
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le7. A Farm OF 20 acres 10 see ., T7e. Eas., y.
miles south OF Fulton Depot House, new; priee s'-''
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lSi Farm ofog' acres 10 sections " 10, 80 ~, ~
Twps R4, East, 25n acres broke, $40 ae,ss G MN.
r.r. ID ast 80 In Wheat 10 acres In Oats, Two nes
- iva snrings ara stream OF Tuniiing ~atsf p'F'
schont hon 80 on The land, price So.
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FARM PROPERTY

lsa outLat Nj. & In the town of Waleo'' soh"''"
ing5 acres; price SsO
,g3 Also Town Lots No @ and :, Block 20 IN wa
eott; price 500 each.
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No i65A beautiful little place the Ean pa'ehIei,
and Dnluaue road 20 aerrs with good dwelling hohse ~
yrons siabpg Well cistern. Orchard and daiden, hli
a. Are 9ricr al 5uN credit Of years VIII he gwen
iUt Part ct the purchase money
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w. ri. COUrANT, Arrlst,

,kToULD respectfully inform bis friends and the ct
w gems of this place Of his return. lie Gas takon
rooms over the Drug store Of Mr.. Jacphy, Brady s,
nearly Opposite the Ofce, where he will 10 happy %
vsc,,,s sIy orders Ia his line May Il d-IwE
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fremont fLAG--0n returning TO our
u6ce after tea on Wednesday we observed
number Of persons e~ongregated on the
sidewalks in the vicinity and stepping out
upon the balcony perceived the object OF
attraction 10 be a dag in the act oil be ing
stretched from the Democrat Office to the
opposite side Of the street. Feeling slight
~ ehagrined that our boys should allow the
Democrat clique to head them in even so
small o matter as that, we withdrew 10 our
TOom, but soon the extent Of the crowd at.
uaeted our attention and W. wondered that
so many men could be found in Davenport
10 favor with their presence the erecting Of
: tag dedicated to slavery Just then the
Tag was uniurled, bearing upon It's ample
folds the honored names of Fremont and
DAYTON, loud cheers saiuted it and the
band struck up q lively air while at the same
dmeit le,t It's location in front Of the Dem.
ocrat oficeG1nkgliding along the block OF
Auildings uh5f hung In front Of the Gazette
establishment, was there fastened. Ii was
all very we'll done and as the fastenings are
a;preseht only temporary we hope they
will soon be made permanent.
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EE
This talented son Of Erin's isle was cho-
sen By The Republicans o. Muscasins to re-
ply to the remarks Of Mr.. Mclaughlin, a
brother lrishman, and J. C. Hall, who had
addressed the democratic" club of that
city a few evenings previously. He did SO
most efIsctually, as the following extract
from a synopsis Of his remarks in the Jour
nal will prove. By the way, we hope thai
we shall soon have the pleasure of hearing
Mr.. O'Connor in our city
Mr.. O'Connor said that he found it diff
cult to reply TO those men, for neither OF
them during their extended remarks once
referred to the platform Of their party, or
their candidates. The spesches were moth
ing but buncombs aud blarney from begin
ming to end, and it was left for him to in-
form his fellow citizens what the platform
OF democracy was, and contrast it with that
recently promulgated d at Philadelphia BY the
Republican National Convention.
He first showed the glaring Inconsistency
between the Democratic platform OF 81 and
that of ,56, and declared that the democrat
ic party had forsaken its old landmarks, and
that the Republican party now stood, on
the subject of slavery, just where the dem.
ocrats stood only four years ago. TO sus-
tain this position, he read that portion Of the
two platforms referring to the slavery CUES.
ton, and the shouts that followed this ex-
position was evidence that the truth Of the
assertion had reached the hearts Of the au-
dience.
The disunion bubble was most efectual-
" exploded. Mr.. O'Connor proposed to
leave the Republican ranks and join the de-
moeracy, if any democrat present would
point him a single Republican platform
which contained the remotsst allusion to
disunion, as Q consequence 10 the agrees
sions Of the Slave power, or from any other
cause. He denied that any could be pro.
duced, but on the contrary, the platform OF
the Republican party breathed the purest
devotion 10 our country and her free insti-
tutions, and that this Union must and shall
be maintained at all hazards. He read the
platform OF the democratic party of Ala
bs,ns, which declared that any attempt even
to restore the Missouri Compromise would
be resisted even to the sundering Of the ties
which bind the States together. Thus It
will be seen that the slightest restriction
to the spread Of slavery 10 to be followed by
a dissolution of the Union, and this 10 the
position Of the democratic party in nearly
all of the Slave States. The force Of MI.
O'Connor's logic in this part Of his address
was irresistible and was greeted with rounds
Of applause"
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!. II. Manny's Patent Adjustable Reaper and
Mower Combined and Single Mower.

SECURED TO Jous II. NANNY BY TwEsYy-THsKE PAT.
EMS IN Tux UNITED STATE. Also PATENTED IN
Euaork. MANUFACTURED BY NANNY & Co., Rock
FORD. ILLINOIS.
n,HEsE valuable Machines are constantly being
i manufactured. A large number are being made
for tho next harvest. over sz thoasaHd were con
structsd turing the past season, and used with eI-
ure success, yet the demand was not supplied.
A earrantyi is given 10 each purchaser that the ma
chine Is well built and Of COOL materials, and that IL
will NOV as we'll As can be done with the scythe,
and reap as well as can 5s done " iIh cradle, aud OK
eel every other harvesting implement.
The machine IL drawn by two horses, and manAg-
ed b, one person for moving, two persons for reap.
Ing; and is also warranted TO cut from ten to fifteen
acres per day. A large machine for four horses is
also Manufactured.
The prices OF the Machine, with uanspcria,io =
added, are
For T~o Horse Machine OF about nve feet cut,
sIQ5, For -Four H0rse Machine sf about six feet cut
sis5. For single Moving Machine OF about i've
feet euttl2O.
chine; one fork, one oil can, one wrench, one guard
nnger. one sickle section, one smooth-edge section,
and one pesel pinion. A full supply 10 kept con
slant!y on hand, and also Ia the hands of Agents.
Two kniyes--one a .iekle and the other y smooth
edye-ars furnished with each machine, either o.
which may be used as required.
For machines or extras apply 10
NoUKsE, VIELE s. CO.,
P,oprietors OF the Iowa Al ricuitural Depot, eornal
Rock Island and Front sts., Davenport Iowa, ssls
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