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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-14
Cheering Indications.

Not among the least cheering signs in the perscnt
contest is the kind OF warfare which out opponents
find it necessary to wage against our Presidential
candidate We rccollect parallel to it since the
time ofJackson. Then the vutures after eXhausting
every species of calumny they could invent il re-
lation to him. descended to the grave Of his wife, and
soUgth to befoul her memory. Now, after exhaust
ing their venom upon Col Fremont, they have torn
open the grave fhis mother, and seek by sanderur
her to cast reproach upon the Son There can be
no reasonable doubt but the result in this case will
lie as it was in the case of jackson. 1t is an insult
to the generosity and honor Of the American people
TO suppose they viii tolerate such depth Of mean
ness and dishonor the part of political harpes
They have not done it heretofore and will not do it
now.
There is another phase to the omen. Our oppon-
ent attack the personal character of our candidate
because the principles upon which he runs are uDim
peachable. They must do something, aud as they
dare not make open war upon the cause of course
they make war upon the man. We believe the his
tory of our country affords record of instance
where principles which have had this testimony to
their correctness have been defeated. They will
not be in this case for the contest will be decided
it always is by the American people, on the re-
spectve merits Of the principles involved, and not
upon the ISLANDERS of reckless and interested poll
ticans
And the state of things which conpcls our on
ponents TO this species Of warfare relieves rs We're
we ever much disposed to do it, of any necessity
for troubling their candidate. Their principles are
so much worse than their candidate possibly can be
that we can say nothing worse ofhm than that he
fairly represents their platform and their objects
/ Those who scrutinize the strife carefully VIII find
in the causes to which have alluded, good ground
for anticipating most satisfactory results.
! EgWhcther Charles Durkec ever wrote what IS
attributed him, with reference to the bin to abo
ish the Slave Trade in the District of Columbia as
cxibed to him by the Milwaukee News and Kenosha
Democrat, we don't know nor do we care. The LET
ter attributed to him was dated the loin Of Sopten
Der aud he bill passed by the House on the Ia
Between the 10th and the 18th the bill consider
ably modified and changed. and among the YEAS on
its passage can be found lie name of CHARLES
DURkEE We think Mr., Durkee's vote furnishes
the best test Of his opinion of the bill. And whatey-
er might have been the oharael y of the bill whom he
wrote his etter--n It's present form a. lie stated
the bill as il passed certainly looks Ike a very deci-
ded step towards freedom in the District al Coltm
bis. 1t is siguf can't that it had the vote Of eve
~ aboltionist Ga6 freesoer in both houses I: lie
Democrat can afford tell tie truth with reference
to this question Is good time
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-14
KENOSHA
r 6 AL EST ATE OFFICE

For the Purchase and Sale of REAL EsTArE-the exann-
alton ofTtIespayment ofTaxes and Conveyance OF Land
cd Property Lots and Lands kept posted without charge
unless sales effected.
Houses and Lots for sale in every part of the city,
ryng in price from $500 $4,000
Farms and Lands every town in the county, and
conInodatnc terms.
Money invested in the best Of Landed Securities and at
the highest market rates of interest
Taxes paid, and Tax Titles compromised, and a general
agency the management Of liabilities accruing on Real
Estate.
Titles examined and perfected, by the aid Of superior
system Of indexes, made under personal supervision Also
Agent for the Alliance Fire Insurance Co.. Philadelphia"
Risks taken at OFFICE with CLERK Of Circuit
Court. S. Y BRANDF
KENosHA, July 10, 1856 1vG
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kENOSH COUNTY BANK
KENOsEEA, WIS.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sale
Interest allowed on special certificates of deposits.
Notes, drafts and certificates of deposit cashed or
collected at current rates of exchange, without otho
charge.
Cncurrent Bank Notes Bought.
Gold and Silver coin bought and sold.
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
ork. j. H. KI1fRAIT. C1sb;er
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-14
w. A. Bachelors Hair Dive

w. A Bachelors Hair Dye
Grey, Red, or Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beautiful
and Natural Brown Black without the least injury to the
Hair or Skin, by VIM A. Bachelors Hair Dye
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded to
VIM A. Bachelor since 1889, and $4,000 applications
have been made to the hair of his patrons his famous DYE
produces color to be distinguished from and
WARRANTED not to njure in the least however
be continued,
Made, sold applied lin nine private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 233 Broadway, New York.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States by Drug
gss and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The Genuine has the name and address upon steel
plate engraving four sides of each box
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
Z33 Broadway, New York.
All others counterfeit.
Sold by all respectable Druggists throughout the United
States. 1yn5
>~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~
Dalleys Genuine Pain Extractor
VIII subdue the pain and inflammation from the severest
burns scalds in from twenty ninutes-and that it
will heal the wounds without scar; and cfectuay cure fe
sores piles salt reum aammaory rheumatism sore
and named eyes, wounds bruises old and nveterae
sores scald head and bunens, eryspeas sprans
swengs feIons chblains bites insects sweled and
broken breast nipples erupons and all other na-
matory and cuaneous diseases where parts affected
be reached.
Don't be ncredaous about the many diseases named to
be cured by only one thingbu reflect that the few but
positive properties which the Daily save contains and
heretofore one to reach not alone
tn aforementioned diseases, many more not enumera
ted.
Qlery-Do not regular bred Pyscidns prescribe cat
cE,eI iaWardIy far scores ofdi6erent diseases!
Each box Of GENUINE DALLErs PAS EXTRACTOR has upon
Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signature OF CIV
CLICKENER & CO., proprietors, and HENRY DALEY
manufacturer All others are counterfeit Price Is cents
per box.
,y- An orders should be addressed to v Clickener
Co 81 Barclay street, New York
Sold by all Druggists and Medicine Dealers throughout
the United states. ly-nb
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-14
III wapkesba Republican, takes issue with this

Tn Waukesha Republican, takes issue with this
paper as to the propriety of the course OF Mr. Burln
game in agreeing TO fight duel with Brooks. This
paper pronounced duelng barbarous and brutal, and
expressed the opinion that Mr. Buringame had lost
position which he could not recover, by agreeing
to recognize its barbarity and brutality. The Re-
publican not only justiies the course of Burlin-
game, but iustifes dueng generally on grounds of
propriety and policy. We are not only surprised at
the position ofthe Republican, but would he surprs-
ed did we find such sentiments in the most degraded
Border Rufiian Sheet of the northern States. The
idea of two men, bearing Gods image standing up at
II PAGES, more less, seeking to ventilate each
others bowels with leadcn bullet, to settle adifer
ence of opinion is senseless so barbarous and 80
entirely out of the pale of enghtment and reason
that whatever excuse might possibly find fortbem
in their madness OF passion, can find not parti
Gle fer man who in the GOODNESS of northern odito
rial sanctum, deliberately advocates and iustifes it
The Republican may possibly be sustained bv the
tribunal to which 1t appeals 'the history of the
Times but that one out of ten in the north will
applaud Mr.. Burlingame course we doubt.
Ofeourse the Republican in insisting that the course
of Burlingame was necessary to vndieate the north
err position andsprit condemns the course of Hnrg
" 4$0h, VINO when challenged by the same Brooks
rephed that he recognised code which called upon
HIM to violate the laws of his country
--O
- In 1850, when a bill was pending in the sen.
ate granting to citizens of the United States and to
foreigners VINO had declared their intentions boun-
~ OF land IN Oregon On a motion to strike out
me part beneilting foreigners, Wm l.. Dayton, Re.
publ can candidate for Vice President voted in the
affirmative.
The kenosha Democrat publishes the above, we
suppose'to convict Mr., Dayton of X n proclivities
by the same logic it necessarily follows that those
who voted against the motion were opposed to
Know Nothingism. Why then does the Democrat
omit to mention that Col. FREMONT voted AGAINST
this same proposition. Won't it pay for the Demo
crat to be candid and hoaest
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T n 6 CITY 3 a NIX
OF KEN OSHA

One of the first organized under the General Banking Law
Oft State.
VIII give immediate attention all Collections and bust
ness entrusted to it. Reances made for Collections on
day Of payment.
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver Uneurrent Notes,
bought and sold.
Draw direct in sums to suit, on the principal points of
Great Britain France Germany, Holland, Switzerland Nor
way, Sweden, &c
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
S. b. SCOTT, A. CAMPBELL,
cashier. President
let
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-14
STRAYED

=s FROM the subscriber, in Somers, about the 1st
Of June Hetter Cdif about months old, al
H7k most red, with some white spots Whoever will
give information Of the Whereabouts Of sail
'ah, will be Literally rewarded. E. 5. ELKINS
August IL, 1856. ne
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-14

~ FREE LAROR-THE NATURAL CAPT
TAI WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL
WEALTH OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY, AND
CREATES THAT INTELLIGENT POWER IN
The MASSES ALONE TO BE RELIED ON
AS THE RII.WARK OF FREE INSTITU-
IlONS-JoEN [. Fremont Letter Of acceptance.
The Newark n j. Mercury thinks You cannot
hnd in Messrs Buehanan's or FIllmores speeches
and letters any sentiments of ennobing character.
~9sA as s-. scattered through Mr.. Fremonts. The
.r.e4ct from letter in which Mr.. Fremont
a,-> e Tie Presidential nomination, is pregn ant
With great thought How thar labor has hcwn
ont for itself pruceiy palaces built mp mag nhcent
w kshoPs. constrGcteQ the canals and Railroads
Thch lntersperse the land, is known 10 all. And
now II demands that the free Territories oftho "
SaI be lst as the national home Of industrious eff
i"r' aud the people must decide If they respect
Leo labor more tasB slave laLor-B gF4lo E4preSS
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Kenosha County Agricultural Society.

Notice hereby given that thequarery meeting of the
Kenosha County Agricultural Society will be held at the
Societys Hall, Bristol Monday September lst, 1856
WIN. ORLEDGE sec'y.
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THOROUGHLY EXAMINED.
Salem Academy.

II lie FALL TERM Of this Institution will commence
Wednesday, September 10Th,
and continue Fourteen Weeks.
1t is located at Liberty, in the OF Salem sixteen miles
from kcnolha. The location il pleasant and healthy.
IT'S WORK
Is to prepare students for coege-to fit young men and
women for teacng-and to qualify them to meet all the
just claims otsocety The system instruction thorough
and practical Special attention given to the runents
an English Educaton Reading Spelling and Penmanship
Admission.
None admitted who do not sustain good char.
and none will be retained who do submit to whole
some authority.
Students admitted any time during the term but
the regular time for admission the commencement Of
the terms.
Faculty.
REV A. G. ITIBBARD, PRINCIPAL,
CHAS. f. FELLOWS, ABB,
Mrs. r. s. HIBBARD,
Miss MARY PHELPS
Miss ELYIRA +. THOMPSON.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-14
SPECIAL NOTICES
VIM. r. Hayden's Improved Vegetable
Pureative Pills

The universal satisfaction which these pills have given
where they have introduced is truly astonishng the
numerous and valuable testimonials which DIR. Hayden
has received from physicians and other professional
together with the number of certificates from private
sources is truly gratifying, and is sufficient proofof their
virtues though that the public have been i'm
posed upon with medicines which have been highly
extolsd but which trial possesses real virtues that
they have all confidence in any medicine which is adj
vertised.
To those who may be induced to give these pills trial
they will find that truth has not become entirely extinct
In conclusion would ask those who suffering from
disease read the certificates here given They from
persons who have benefited by their use and who will
at any time be happy to recommend them to others.
GARDNER S CHENEY,
Botanist, rear Of Al, Hanover Street
J. D. PUTNAM & Co., Proprietors
Lowell, Mass.
F. ROBINSON, Wholesale & Retail Agent for Kenosha
+. SCAMMoN Il Co., General Agent, Chicago.
>0-~->-~~~~>~-~~7~-~~~~~~~
NOVEL SEWING MAcHINEIn article entitled "IIints
on the value of Patents the Scientific American thus no
ces novelty 1T is understood that the Messrs Jerome
of New Haven, Conn., the celebrated clock makers have
Gently purchased portion Of the RICH Of Robertson Sew
Ing Machue for the of $4,000 This Sewing Machine
is said to be remarkable novelty 1t is scarcely larger
than the little sewing birds used by the ladies' and may
easily carried in the pocket In external appearance it is
highly ornamental Its construction is simple that
child Of five years operate with For the
of families and individuals the invention appears ad-
mrable We are told that seamsress with the aid Of
of these machines will be able do in day. the ordin
AIRY hand labor of entire week The Messrs. Jerome
are at present engaged in constructing machinery for the
manufacture Of this Improvement large SCALE
will be able to fill orders Retail price of the machine $40
The best sewing machines Of the other makers cost from
$500 to $40"
County or State Rights for sale See advertisement in
another column.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-14

John Mitchell who sighed for a p'anta-
Buchanan
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-14
SUFFOLK PIGS.

: F-T Thorough Bred S,eeoL Pigs, for sale by
E. ). KLKI
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-14

% The bill cppropriating money to continue
ueharbor at Waukegan, was lost i'll the Senate by
majority of one vote. This result was probably
brought about by tie eontemptuous manner in which
Douglass spoke of the place, when appealed to for
information with reference to it, He said:
1T is III cid customer here There
was an appropriation for it before, uHder The admir-
frE1S'1n Eh'ch re hare If rrcr dad hCrt0r an
pra1."fat<. [ trc4f and took iook al The r0rk the
lGSt tlRe / rqs there aR9 toaad int the Gorrrnmeat
sG+ t.Hclf pile offimbcr, wkick leg rotting on the
.9ft >dcr.. think my colleague ought to havekept
IN the original amount, although II was above the
estimates, SO as to 6ng nclr GOOD
Mr.. Douglass it is we'll known, is opposed to ap-
preparations out of the National treasury for harbor
Improvements and it cannot be doubted that such e
remark from him about harbor in his own state
would be fatal TO it.
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WANTED!
100 BUSHELS of Timothy Seed:
MONEY of those who owe us.
HEAD ROWLAND * Co

State Of Wiscoasin,)
kenOsha County. IN H4"y'
, Margaret Keller vs.. Kendrick Keller.
subpoena i'll this hating been issnea and return.
by the Sheriff of said county with his return on the
ana the defendant could not be found in said county,
m & appearance by said defendant having seen entered
1rS -and it further appearing By proof that said de-
i; f a OF the State. On motion of r. s. ingalls,,
% sa1 complainant, ii is ordered that the defendant
siiS T.; ~; answer or demur to the said bill Of complaint
c .h @ on or before the 18th day of November
neA VI Wy IN. WIN be taken confessed And il is fur
ner oraersG Una. copy of this order be published in the
hehoha lIipue ana Telegraph, in said county once in
August 1856. ION n III 81 SIN SJ %
AusuS I ii,u a. f ~, 20 or County Judge.
Attest l.. B. NICHOLS, Clerk ewo-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-03
. SENTIMENTS OF IIuNDREDs.-TEs

THE SENTIMENTS OF IIUND3sEDS.-TES-
L TINONTAIS like the following reaching the proprie
tor continually extollng the efficacy of B. A. FNEs1oCKs
VERNFUGE and bearing witness nfnvor of its curative pow
ers Use with confidence, there never preparation
possessing such extraordinary powers to eNpe worms.
AUSTIN, TEXAS, Feb. q, 1858.
Mcssrs. B. A. Fahnestocl & Co. Pittsburg, Pa:
(entlemcn During the years that have been selling
YOUR celebrated ycmfuge have witnessed its efficacy in
peng worms with satisfaction II will certainly eXpel such if
there be worms IN system. As druggist take pleasure in
bearing testimony the merit of valuable Yeifuge and
but echo the sentiments of numbers Of my patrons and
ers when say that believe to be the best article in for
the expulsion of worms. Truly yours, etc,
~ FRANCIS j. DUFFAU.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and
~''n''' fell d&Wlm
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HARDWARE.

mn. WATERMAN. CiI4s. NJ WAIZRSAS.
~l2sESssEya HARDWARE MERCHANTS corner Of C9I1,
mon and Magazine Streets have on hind asid
ZSsare daily receiving by foreign and domestic ar.
RIVALS general a$oFtet Of articles comprising In pas as
81 HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Gtse1. ESails, Rope, 't
Axes, Chains. ScytheH, 7s .s ag I'D $s.=}H w. 5.E
&Carpentera' Tools nplete, .
Goopers' Tools, v. az4z q -.
Anvils, Vices Bellows, ae.1s-. .ss-.s-. ,-,. -rr
- '4 Stock and Die5t Screwpntes, W "a a.
Garden Engines, Pumps,
PIougl, Hay Cutters, Corn shlleer5s
...... 4. -@ Agricultural Implements ,l,g
Mill Gross and Pit Saws,
-Er OK Yokes, Bows Singletress,
"a os,e.5.. #s24S5a,5. Turning T.ahes, I'D + -.f
Hoes Tafnes. sIiovels and Spades, Platform Scales
Andi.ona, enders ssEoSeB and Tongs Corn Mills,
" Copper and Is6sf Eoa1 ffods, Cob Crushers.
--.. Single ana Double Barrel Guns
f Coffee HscIas, Chatting Dishes, Is, v.-s. ..., =
Chinese Gnngs, Iron Bedsteadd, ~
Britannia and Plated Ware fs-a-. +- e..
Neat Cutters, Sausage Suffers ,-.
ly7' 4ts5. = Stock Ketles Portable F5rges,
osa1v #@ Seines, Fishing Tackles, ete.t etc.
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1AIINEIs,s CANADIAN vERHIIFUGE.--

\H7INERps CANADIAN VERNIIFUGE.1;;A
w Certain Remedy for Worms. 1t is fact established be;
yU1 the Of BY e more a nf S or
diseases with Which children are acsd easS by W na
Various arc The preparations which resonnendcd
or less Intellectual The end However length attained
1a @sSy sSp5SS
testimony Of The most eminent and respectable ind
WIN %fShhs S?iS;s r. WARRANTED
any oIsr lie sympoms %&ish ndsa's The sxsnfs
De S Of M2S in AND S @
heavy and dull the breath fgd the upper lip swollen
Tie sleep IS disturbed the patient often awakening in great
md sO aFq S and sanse he vofseo obys
feeble and in some instances sprayed r bo oas INIT #
w fS!sTss 'H' Si IS s VERIrTGE IS stPEhioE
REMEDY FOX N NE9I6A1 EVIDENCE.
We the uni err M hay Wa ~ 9 3dw snnt %e
S1S HEiHs!f9A u M " %S y
Gent remedy for The expulsion of Womf fGm the intestine
1een'e Of e r. Of s@ W. pfGk1S s:sBs ETC.
Member of the r. C. of Surgeons in London, etc.
Eys nss Il. 1 4 s9" EsnaaS,
venifuge and with the most happy results In my fam
M and il which has cong TO my knowlsdgs the e
every one here s f moIe rsa o Mc as
POM mly S l6' is5 giving 'u'' join FLANAGAN
E eG AZ simple Vegetable
ton, and always be administered with perfect safety an
restore the patient 10 health .''l = wa
Over certificates have been sent to AGENTS f9r
efficacy Of this ntalli9e remedy Warranted in all cases
and ' WholesS SHi pr DS lntoa cans Vest
A~ Sold wholesale and rsai At anTf@etrers prices by
fc28.1y 1J and Il Charres street. New Orleans, La.
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MII.LI.Nl.'|' Ely. &

~ NEW SPRING BEILLINERY No 2sa
STaCaInp street. of Julia
Esa4S+ sNfISsFEENANY respectfully informs the Ladies'
that she received large and elegant OF
Ladies' Misses Fancy Lace, Hair, Gimp Diamond and
~ STRAW BoNHETs.
HIsses Leghor Straw and Lace FLATS Boys HATS and
CAPS.@@. 3alGS&e &4a
=, ..r5-- .5S--AIso-- s. -45#s &5Issssa
large assortment OF Flowers Rihbons Lace yeiIs
dered Files Gloves and % Kid Gloves, Ehroderies
Parasols, which viii beopened Monday 18th
Country orders punctuaIIy attended to. fe25 ady17
NJ SA LADIES; OUR. OPENING DAT.xsys
ASEA.-Mrss n oPER4. No. l65 Poydras be-EssaG
sE5a tween Garondelet and sBaronne streets bega~
E leave 70 INFORM the Ladies that she isgst opening
'p'sl-ll assn ri Rfeh MILLINERY GOODS
| Silk Bonnets, s&za S8sS5.S5s$# ss&
Velvet Bonnetss- A =, ss8
Ribbons, Z. q. sgs VI
Flowers,
| Dress Trimmings etc.
Which Mrs. R. respectfully invites the ladies and
buyers to call and examine $5zsSg Tl26nas&
| - a. WINTER OPENING OF RICH xrSA
1S(EEa MIIfLINERT.-MRS. PECK, Gate Jefefs tlASf,p
E1S of Camp and julia Streets begs respect
SS fully inform her customers, and ladies in general
that she has Just Ieceyeda large invoice
Tuesday November 6 1855 and soicits their attention to them
before purchasing elsewhere. sgsS 5EssE.9
4 large and elegant assortment Of DRESS TRTMMINGss
RIBBONS FLOWERS Wells, GLOVES, etc.. all of which
will be sold at low prices. .5rz-.-5' IS
~ Dressnaking superintendent by Mrs. PECK herself is
that ladies depend attention will be paid to
Fashion, Taste and Style n2iSna
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II EMOVED.--W. X. =. FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR,
~ has permanently located his Medical Consultation Of
ice No j Old cveo street. Barracks and Epnnade
Streets opposite the u s. Mint. All city and country orders,
enclosing post paid will be puuCrally attended to, and med
% with directions how TO USE it by return of mall ree
Of postage.
J"onice hours from O'Clock A. NJ till o'clock P. NJ.
New Orleans, LII, 1855.
". lido not mistake number and address. OStf
)HEin rNNEyyEhL'S IMPROVED COTTON
'tt.SS-The iron and casting for the improved
Goo lresS invented by DR.. Newell of Grand Gulf and
I'll General ,mSc; worked by horse steam power.
t;hisoILSlAACBS PATENT PRESSURE CORN MILLS,
M, tHG most simple, durable and in every respect the best
my22H s. IT, GILMAN 81 Natchez street
CIV Els COTTON HARVESTER, FOR
NJ cotton in the field. Patented December 4, 1885,
VI cotton growers and others interested, pnrticu-
ton in the field. ' ~ ' i'"o W.
The machine simple construction weighing only eight
fyencn in the field. $500 NV Wv VIVA - '1o' 'Ae0 ~
Cotton cked with this machine is much cleaner and frecr
inlh ihs' a1 te IN better condition ginning thar
th;tt picked by me Old hand method
~ NJ INV SELLING ie and county rights for the manuac
2e anu use Oh me above machine. information relative
fhereIq can be obtained by calling subscriber at the Ar
Cae otel between the hours 10 uily where machine
VIII be III OPERATION or by addressing G. A. HOWE Cleveland
Ohio. - 49, ~" ~ S'.'.i'4
Price OF machine S25.
Orders promptly attended to-
,..z =, W. +. CORNWALL,
ihl oL' agent loWe'S Hnr