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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-17
NEW ENGLAND BLaCKsNG. 8

FTER wears Of evreriEentip Avail The en- oiinr
"A and rolishins Leather Hith rtefe, j. u RICH
ARDS ha at length Sise ver comic tion which
heant uliy polish all Winds RI hbs
der them snt and pabe Thsoendis ppsitioD truly
unrivalad in this otsr e5ntry shnn qssif-
~ and effects 70 heleather. who in'
Tor labar saving and braF vii
Begsn3 Blaeking Sold in Easn VILE ~ Hoclsey q
yer j. W. $. yiekery. Crawford Bell, Hershk
Carson, and others. jvS-tf.
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ROEK HAVEN FOix SALE. )

NKOIEA HAVEN FOX IA L.
a.szas WISHING to retire from active business my
TrgT farm, nsw offer this place for sale. On il is .
J55nEz comDoaious Tavern House, Y
saREF7 Stone Warehouse aso Frame; PorE House
TIA With capacity slaughter hogs per
day with good stables all It
hai stoue landing of gosd depth OF and m times
free from mud te posssssss
Trade and is widely ppin Siuk
TO but the o ho louisville Eyans
vile. The location 1haras business
place mpersve require branches of business be
condHcte viz: Tobacco Stemrery Sc. 40. all
italy supply the of public and
which, il done, would increase business oft
place amazingly large section this which
TO tbs time no trade has been derived FER want Of oad)
anu nearer this point than other will short time be
brought to this place Gas order ned from
r the opening of new roads - orm3ti,n ad
1y9-tds assfr ~ sf5r- s.,ssf Rock Haven. KY.
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az ysNy4 AayRtya4N,

EUST reesiz (and open direct from Fhiiadel
90 pfiaH chests. Of ehooe Black
Teas which, is half chest of extra Black Tea
which we recommend those Who Ieze sal~of which
offered at q small advance az eess CIfand try il AZ
t11aerl, , : vICKERY s>JOHNSToN,S =
iyl7--- Main 4, Washington Hotel.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notices in this place line insertion;
eents iiRe shree tnes 30 hue dis
cunt On logger Sitne. -.....lt q
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VMNEN PLATE. &c tsstE s@it-L, htef sra - -
IL son 10 Tin T1ate 20 Pigs B4esk Tin; l5s
1910 fts 1-rPer Bottous assorted; ~
- 1900 10 Wire - do IN store and for sale by
iyI ~ SAMUEL ORR.
H6R TONS Iron Just received Lucie May. This
q " With oar fo<HeT stock makes COM
plete. JyIT fssea SAMUEL ORR.
yATHIrE and Ssd Lead for sale by sEa1s .-ra a
~ 1yT y SAMu bb oE1s. !
q GROSS Congress wsser. jvst received BY q. -
III Jyr 2. q. COOK & SON,
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STTERIFF'S SALES.

Under this head will always be found correct saseet
ana time sales.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-17

GT"God made the country, and man made
the town. sang Cowper, and we believe it.
A morning ride before breakfast, up the river
road, through the woods, will convince one
that the country with its refreshing air. and
beautiful scenery was indeed created by hand
of its refinement and wealth, its society and
learning, its elegance and polish; of the best
authors, tbs finest specimens of the mechan
ical ingenuity of skilled artisans, the most ex-
quisitc fabrics Of foreign and domestic looms,
the science Of the professions, and the refining
influences Of social intercourse, but the coun-
try With its free communion with primitive
objects, pure air, woodland walks, the melody
Of forest birds, and the low murmur of falling
waters is far preferable. ~ ila.is
In these latter days of political excitement,
+of invention and progress, we are not expected
to notice anything SO common place as the
scenery around US. But we may be pardoned
if occasionally we look outside this world of
politics and business. to the serene region sur
rounding us--the country. Ifitis true that
we may find II 2as9 3aa9 -
Books in the running brooks,
si Sermons in stones, and good In everything"
does it not become us to profit by them.
The tree that lifts its wealth of foliage to
the sun 1.-The flower that blossoms by the way
side, the meadow grasses and the golden grains
are all instinct with natural beauty, and bear
within them that principal Of life which the
profoundest philosophers have sought in vain
to solve, July, is the month, in which to see
the country. The broad shining leaves of the
graceful corn, the newly shorn expanses Of
wheat and rye, with the cat fields waving to
the lightest breeze, gives to the country a
Yariegated ami beautiful as pect. The forest
trees with their dense shade, make the Amer
lean woods, noted for their beauty. Truly
the countryis pleasant, and it is refreshing,
now and then TOT get away from the busy town,
and look at Gods trees and fields. Every
wherein the quiet country "a good digestion
waits on appetite and health on both" .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-17
yIARcAR uAyrFtf-To,y

VTTS. the pH@er wish csll the attention ths
w Who'll sale hsn ssof Evsnsxile apds dealers -
general to the that fsctprinE
tele Of Cider Vinegar, which = .. 70 rrrys,s
~th rirrinRa.i or Pittsburgh pricr Givsus y
trial is all ask. MERCER & GrLFoRr a
B-.rhs m aetors Is situated ~ =
and Cen j street, L. city. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-17

ANs ni after MONDAY. Tune 18Th until iurher ressee
W The Mail Passenger Train will leave
i.20 P arrtving Tireenner 4;2er. N in to
sih the Evening tie Chic Bissssppf
RaIosd for st Lcas and Gearai Iinoi Tore Basts
7f5 r. NJ. Indian Is05 NJ Eakire drsca
connections Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland PhfadeI
phia New York and Baltimore.
Rsturnngleaves TerreEaute p n after tEa ar
rial Of train from Indians pcarrives Evansville
S:25 p NJ.
Passengers by this train ST. Louis Cnes
ii and Louisville day. Baggage checked Of Insaz4
poiS. 81 y ~ q Ealt ~. H.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

r. AIRS -rs11f z-r~-s
One ten lines less time Soe three es az
week. 81 So; two weeks So 50 month 81 three
months 81 So six months $40; year, 3l5 Discou
advarsisenent- Cards of six lines under 50
No charge for marriage death
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DIssoIUTIOy NOTICT.-

THNE P1rsersAb hsretof6re sxting the UNDER
sgled Ia. been dissolved b., ~usuni Ali the
outstanding business Of the firm OF Kendall j IL hs
settled by j. H. Rogers 20 whom all bills wi -ese, ted
busin-ss sf the FIRM immedia:ely PETER r DALI,
: jyl-3ws4 . p ttk Is s. y II FROG EisS. = -
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CALL nN SFOCk

rENIE Stockholders in the Fand rbrgh
esti N hereby mortified that cil of hfts
stock sabs.rihsd. ste bepad to p
Horubrook Treasurer bofo ha Augtst nezt
Jys-dtaw5ts . > - IL. SAMUEL. ORB. Frat
4 isl oxes r. cfiag Tin; 35 boxes y x Tin; =
5000 lbs assorted Wire for sale by tasasff
~ L r.
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secoEEP iROy AND ZINC 10
- 5 bis assorted Sheet Iron 3casks Sheet zire. fer
sal by jys ~ Tcy sfkA FkI ~ SAM'L ORR.
gDL0w HANDLES 800 rAir for sale ty.'. -.
y. a1ys SAND ORR.
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prnU" NpTEC1

LII who have claims against will please
them ipsiedisre for Payment; aud ali those VIII
kr themselves iadstted to wi uE favertly ray
ing the same. ,yt7- If j. W. d 8. YtCKERY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-17

6tOFFEE.-75hngs prime Eastern Office -
" q packets Old Govt Java Coffee; in store,
for sale BY =. jylt p III. COOK SON.
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FoIs LOUISVILLE, ssViLLiBtl AN !

-gw,.a- .gsTH 6ne Ii ght dranght steamer CGBA. wi
/ ESzrun regnlar'y as a9ovt RAISING Gown yer
- sht and passengers the regular pack:
rates. y l7-tf
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y , IS .doz Fancy aud shaker Brc6mss g
so dez wash Boards; 81 bxs and hf-bxs WheatStarch
IS hbs Pearl tarlev 1a bbissOzt eAl;E fs sza1 C
Germ N aim Soap65 Parse Bar Soap
IS bids prime Sugar; bbls syrup glasses; -
% hf-tlss Mo: ass s.: 81 is do 20 sd Sugar
2t'erees Carolina Rice, reed and for sale by
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-17

Is do do Aspiee;e 10 do do Cloves;
10 do do Cnnauon;5 so doz KeDcucty Mustard;
10 ibis Dried pplss so bush Corn Neal =e7 ol
10 bxs Palm Soap; 20 hzs star Ca dies; .Esn
20 do TaIlow Candlesi Just rec'd hy. 80 G.
jy1I =. q n. COOK & son.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-17

He is tail, lank, green, silly-looking fell
low; owns farm, and is well to do in the
world lie expects to be hanged, and says he
would rather die than live. tsr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-17

ssfThey are now trying to double the "Cape
of Good Hope" but with very indifferent pros
poets Of success, though they pride themselves
on their dexterity in iclawing off from a lee
Shore" .s.,.ls. 1910.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-28
sHOCKOE FOUNDRY MACHINE SHOPS
O0RNER OF oARY AND iirn sIREEIs

FENLBOfI BROTHER, Proprietors Of the above -
- Norss are nov building PORTABLE STEAM IN n M
dlNkS o an improved -lrI
70 forty Horse Power for Circular ssu Mile L,S@
iens hNehnes and other purposes, which them.
y equal not superior any Engines here
Thsy vn s.o furnish STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES from ten
Horse " required power. - ~
CIRCULAR saw MILLS
Of various sizes ~
MILLS and IRONS for MILLS Of an kinds ~
kAlLhOAp WORK Of every description.
TOBACCO PREFS FLATTENfNd MILLS and al article. usi
~ rolcco tcgthsI With Kind of
IRON CASTINGS and WROUGHT IRON WORK
They are also he exclusive Marufacurrrs IN this city and
AEnt. ior ne tNCEtsiOR YOUNG AMERICA CORN AND con
OhusHk which they confidently recommend 10 their
ard friends sny the and u wbct thsy an,
acquainted, supply which k.p on hand h.,
SheH tneF sVNcli orders. apI-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-28

1,s0o Prizes, amounting TO ... -. .tos 90
~ Tickets sl0 Halves Is; QoAr,ers ss5o ~.
The 300 Prizes Of ss predetermined BY the number
the sIoo Prize II that number
every odd number ticket In e Scheme entitled 10 ss II
An even number then
sslN IN addition 10 other Prize
Purchasers In buying quantity Of odd ana even
Tickets VIII be certain Of
same with chances ofobtaining other prizes - $50
All those Tickets ending with T. g.
Ing with l, 8, ., !, 3, are odd ~ ''' e"''
Persons sending by fear II, being LOS,
Orders punetuay attended
Notes Of sound banks en- at par "-'>
Iose Wishing particular numbers should
Araiess' JAMES y. WINTER Manager,
~.
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NJ oouhsmpou both returning they
passengers proceeding London Hsvre any
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
rA.sAss ghos sourHAsrrox
second do. eco.
Al letters and pas through Post Oe.
No bills of Adng viii be signed
sailng. - - - y
fof tfeish' or passage, apply To Y. H. SAND,
III South william st., New York.
ca. HEINEKEN co,
-. CR0skEY a CO., souihamptsn.
lAiI-lylWl wM IsELIN. Hayre
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KANSAS AFFAIRS -CorRT V.pr,,,

WASHINGTON, Aug 27.-Advices from Gen. Per.ifer y
smith represent that the late accounts from Kansas hays
been greatly exaggerated Col Sumner has been gran.
ted leave Of absence.
The Secretary Of War has confirmed the senene. of
the Court Martial in the of Major Marshall 8. Howe
sasPendng him for three months for improper neglect
military discipline in unnecessarily exposing hi, command
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-28
Another REVOLUTION in Costa Rica has been out do,n


ST. LOUIS, August 21.-Advices from the border cou,
ties OF the State report that men would enter Kan
sas on the z2d -Four hundred OF Lanes men are station
ed on the North side Of Kansas river for the purpose of
ntereeptns troops going to the relief OF Lecomptoo
"en' nehardson with large body Of territorial militia
70 the Northwestern part OF the territory to cut
lane retreat Col Titus was at Lawrence. suffering
badly from his wounds, and expected to live
shocking excess bas been committed o,, ,h. g..
State settlers near Leavenworth This Is doub,le..
fabrication.
Gov Price, who has been TO the disturbed di., rc,.
hurried home in the expectation of dispatches from the
President authorizing him to order out the milti. in
which event he "itake the field in person.
rive hundred men are under arms at Lexington.
Gen. Smith declines all interference with the Ns.o.,
ans 50 long as they conhne their operations 10 ape
forces
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-28
IDHAIrnWAITE,s nErnnsPECT.-.NRI RI

- D UULFIIH H0otEi0Tc aud HndeTy
August No of thc Messenger q5 cts.
Bernard lle Historical Romance embracing us periods
ttOO. ' -
History Of Societies France nom 1890 to sfs By D.
L. llosde. ~
Memorial. of his Time By n corEburn. ti.95
Irvinfs Lifc of Washington. vol. lot. 80.
Nrginia Frontier. y.
The spsnovCsss Papers Living County; BY Cor.
ei. -
The Ii and Pahc james Buehsnan vm Portrait
by r. q. Horton a.
The Life Explorations Services John O. Freuont
hy Chas W. upham. cts
osBrathNates Refospect part 81 o.
Jefferson
of virginia. etho autt
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NORTnERN MARKrrs

BALTIMORE August 27.-TlOur dull: Howard Stree,
and City Mills at $3.50. Wheat declined cents Cor.
unchanged; white 81 cents
Nav YORK August z7--Floui easier. Southern a. as
state and ONO unchanged Wheat easier Southern red
sI'S' Nhl'e tl05 Corn lowe-miIed si centa---
Stocks dull
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-28
r,o,rPEmd,5IyL6gSP Ed,Iy6gy .nAHM.

EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond, Virginia,
caHr srHHxr, v y
MANUFACTUREs LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES TIN -.
ANn ders Railroad Cars and All descriptions -
road Machinery, Stationary Fngnes of any required TrI
pover Aso Portable Engines, win decided improve
meni over others heretofore nsie, orn hors power
o. vhes and vel sdsp 20 ning purpo.es Fvtng iuuer
&c gh improved Circular Portable Sau-Ns
and ~ c's-s Mining Machinery Gfist MACHINERY
aud Iron casings made o order p RAIN
y. Raw, Esq., Richmond, Vs.
Dear srIhe portable Engine (of and Mil
Ne purchased of 49, pu up and i m
eersucn us far performs fully sp 70 our expectsen me
knEne Horks uen the Nm undouhteiIx an
improvement over anythfng that have seen.
Mehsfe net saved much not ase.i
shh conyeniencehave sucentiy 70 knou that gi nu
ne csndle over anything share h pari of Nor
soud yoo have any correspondents respecting
nul you can fvfr ueun 70 riu hat
requisite &C You liberty you nina prop-r
RO , PRARsiLt.
JOHN A. BRYAN
- fne Burger ssw \ No. A. apis
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ID. n. WILLIAMS
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT

ENERAL AGENT for Receiving Forwarding
~ Tobacco Goods &C. &C. No sHoeKoE SLIP RIcHsoSD
beg leave To return his thanks public
Tor the very liberal patronage bestowed during
connections with Messrs Booker Watkins,
specially soets continuance his
ing on the theatre OF business alone
business qualifications
faithfully represented. -
hand. = f
RtIx.s Messs Lewis Webb Son, wad.~ort Turner Co.,
and John Booker, Esq, Richmond John ESQ Chswe
Dabney Esq Messrs Peters Mssrs MeCort
Jones LynchburgM ja26-tf
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FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT

EAsToS Pa Agust IA span Of the Lehigh VALLEY
Railroad bridge, across the Deaware near the Jersey %
gave way las, evening two engines were crossing :
1eorge Howe, fireman, aud john Geay engineer, were
falalIy injured.
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HEAD QUAHTEHs FOR FASHIONAHLT
CLOTHING.
SILVER MEDAL FOR Iebh

1--WE members q the visiting
requested 70 call Al the Old establishment i20 corn
the winter the subscriber large elegant ssrt
meni o. geniemen Wearing Apparel TO b. surpassed BY sny
evdsnce superiority of his Clothing he 49, awarded
hs highest premium T. Silver MefaD BY Ne Mechanics Institute
lie keeps constantly hand hs Cloths Casssres ve
inEs Ac, with of superior vortmcn Ne unn~s
sy aner trial q iC Tie public has hsd
uore IN their comucndsuon ie warrants All Clothing
and respectfully solc call irufn hs oi friends sod ~ palm
generally Strictly on ne price system y B. SPENCE
Del No i96 corner ofNan snd Governor sts
NUOOL DEPOT.-we have determined to o,..p w so,
w necton siih pesen husn-as. Wool Depot
sse of engaged services Of NJ John Wa,
house. the former ehcen, Of the Factory In m
busincss
An eonsgnsd BE- GRADED 90 tha, ssoh purch.
- s not answer bis purposes There grovn In yrEns a f
dcnt quantity % Wool rraded 70 atfrsr ~
attention of manufacturers and dealers our narhe ana
hope u succeed w esahhng good market for e Wool
gor particulars our cireuisr. cRENsHAw co
Grocsrs and Commission Merchants.
JSS Richmond Va
UDOwwADE PHtIoCOwE DR "a SoCIETT
HfofENtQtEone of Ne hest dsehfnaI prepsrs
tons ever Invented icr ne Hair. 70 sale
NEADF RAKERS Neu Apohccary Store.
sh ls6 y w Corner o. Main Ion So
rHNO LAVNDHESsEs AND HOUSE KFPPFaS
ehavt ior ale Patent stsr-h. Witch b. iu =
uuie' requires boiling. irsrsa ane sy appearance
Linens t and retains IT, M sInr
any Other IN use. MFAnE BAKER, Chemists tc
WnAPPrNG PAPEu.-eooo asasl., I.srs asa .DsH
w Sr saisT sn DsyEsPORT, IILsSk 4 60.
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NEW YORK, BREMEN a SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

rNuE SHIPS COW PRIsING e~
this line Ar. the WASHINGTON. Captain Z. >IEf4S
CAvssDr: HERMANN, Capt ROWAN HIootx.- Z[BIlkE13o
Ihs-s steamers stop n Southampton. both going
PROPOSED DATES or sArLISs-lss
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g STRAW GOODS.-we beg leave to call the -
- attention Of all who In 0t1T&A
STRA " GOODS, r511R
10 beautiful g.
Ladies' Beaver aud Lcghorr Riding and
Do Leghorn, Braid aud Straw Flats Boomers
Chldren's straw Goods, OF every variety
Boys and youths Leghurn and Braid Hats
Do do Straw Caps
Gents Lsghorn Senate and aha Ha,s
last but not least those beautiful India
cannot be eNcelled -
Besides large Goods for servants. such s
Palm Leaf Mountain Leghorn and the
TO which most respectfully call the
vsr.s 10 the city. bfNfoRD, DICKINSON = wEIsIGER,
LED No. IS Main sire
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-28

tpFntr W Gortr1or Iud Frrfnfiin 9rfsfs,
XAIHOLkSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS In French Amer
w can Paper Hanngs Satin Dslanes and Dsmask,
tov Curtains Gmps Cords and Tasc Coo~
Lace and Muslin Curtains noor and Table Cloths Hair Cieu
and Plush for sefs Cured Hair; sofs SPRING.
nss MndoW shades bv Curied Hair and suek Mattresses
teaer Beds Lounges Sofa Beds other articles In
terms and Paper Hanging and uphosrng punc,uay attended
ln nr rnnnir
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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

lV FhhmEho AND VlHEhS,
w srd ;;,s.Is .s:.y s::sfpsI:% . xs9i: es4
small erpenss in putting up the different
Isspsy ,sass in IN ssrr1s car our We are
in our bg'aes e e s no Implements but
the Yurasrs Th,.sr Which
proof q ss tsy have done he SsTses,s. o s
liberty Sns e osr Ss.a "So Sss. used
chine
We Pqrchk.sd q Mes.r. NHscs Morr season. one
=: l9e.@sns consider hsS % MssSlas perfect wsSsy.
sss Of wheat that ever
Hsnheo, iah Nov, 1885 JOS ). PLEisGNrs.
onuea.sYouis bearing date September Son to hand and
S..: ma yG Es:sp; o5 two seasons. and mo-; :9:sy
motto Igysa g e drum ush an the .hssi
Farm, DE- ssps Ss, isss ST. '''''"' O"N"D ALLEN
BvossosIs Co.. Oct. 1lh. 1855.
os is%sn- Your Of Soa ssp.ebsr 1885, received
e.. dag. c@s 70 , .sosf PGs % Ses NJ pos, pss Nss
neEed certificate. Yours. very respectfully, - -
thereby certify on. Of Mss NSiscs Morrs
wsss. mssaG NJ S M yss5 ;ss $ hs', en- no hs'1,o
" "o;ssa s' Civ Give" under SSls " hand 2 go o:ss
and having ihrshed three ,ops v IT, ntloE hsd
ioO S ds scs & hs; ts n s % Ss' 6s ss ma
snd brssE Tsln o. .hesi tSin soy have ever I'D
CURnsvnIE, Sept fst 1888.
eenusuen with pleasure nat ys record our evidence IN "a
o. your Threshng Machine rues lees power o the Sort
does than aud " remarkable for M np
durability reead sanpbafcuy The Farmers
chine" and most cAeey reconuend 70 70 he farming eommu
nifty.
Mr. w. Adams Capt n Davis nice Observer and
she' sss, our Machine rAs nv. yess very much pleased
WYATT SMITH
,. v. ORUfE.
HEgEamcEs:e.s, Haysssler. A-.I., w@; Archer co.l,
Chssterhed Wm Harrison H CoPton Oaries
og ". Apperson, ohsrie. = Ivsy. APpo@si,os
Benz Robinson King william; President John Tyler Ohafles
- HEIs0N a MOTT
mill Ll- 70 Malo srse,, Rlchmcnd
g9yURNIP sEED-NEw CROP
u rkirvinF's yellow Ruta Baga
DAle'a hybrid
yellow Aberdeen
White Norfolk
Large Plat olobe
Long Hanova
White ras Dutch Strap Lssyed
s:s.1 ssS scg fsv w,u,., 90 !, s.,.s, ,s,0 s,,.rs,
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LARUS a. SHINE,
AUCTIONEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
u Main street, Richmond, Ia
AlLL give their undivided a
Personal Eate sale OF Household Purnure stock Goods
Cows, Carriages, Wagons kc., &c. - ~
Also keep constantly hand largest s,ok o
furniture TO be found In this
Mahogany and Rosewood wardrobes
Do do MarbIe and 49, 49,. ~ "a. -
sidehoards md Wasnsfsnds ~ Nf N~''-e'''
Splendid spring Seat Sofas Tete Tees Dlyans and Lounge,
spring Scat PArior, Cane and Windsor Chair e
Spring Curtd Rockers, Soeiables, Whatnots
Also beautiful assortment sets toxr,he, With
general assortment Of Housekeeping Goods ~ "
The city and country invited 10 examine our a.
As determined to sell very small advance on
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