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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

H. ,ayvr,s Cor an immense time, they VIZ n, sea
y II must JUDGED. fraGkly be confesseu 80 ma; me-.
r,p,s,e glorious feIoss AZ they are, an ,,ese oath
sovrtanoo 40 they ciured OF pi Seas on the sub
~ a. "a ct very hxed and accurate @ "a n .cssion
- =, itlc-deeds. when nov" Ln,,s. and
al. IN he correct "A by the GoVe.e n,ncc,d,,s IA
the schslsr 10 coming ecfg .r.So,us AZ ain, aud to
sHet,uies con- ca the son OF Dous the h'tn Va
the agc IN whTI ,uie, would set out IN my otrer
I'v or Cornth, WIN tne gcpe,Si o,,'t
setrrS vbsrv he liked, epe chidr,n 'ery.n,s aud
cccvtlem .aa,f realizing fully the possibility OF poor
r,tsipers ,bis case rh;s then, IL some nrre
ner tate cf the case ~ Iegafos tne na'uie y. e
about t nu,e in which the Bay Islands are Involved;
terh"h that these isl. nds have been occuPisu
IL To and occupied mud leH, ana occupied "uu e'''
%rst lat it il very difficult to say wnSthel ooSap"
To- Ia. given us right to them; wuile' on Inc o,ue'
hand the SPsnisa pIopnet3ls Si ,ne and rrcos
I'D b, tire stv has been 80 nominal ana nSe"vlt
.b.t there no completely clear case for the sPaus
rromietorbip though the United STATES a'oP's WI!
strongly the Spanish side OF the question: tba Zen.
Thr then is one OF the questions oa wnc9 w N.u
.-sl American ole oute hinges but, besae th1 l.'
vial disppte there is dispute about Tue vu
OF a treat, THE ClaytOp.Bulwer Ires'y' "S'ua -
ibe other question on whch t tue cs,se in That
,r,sty AGAINST either soe occupyln Cenuai Amer
lea pro pective only, or tes aHect eA,uns
1ccupsiion Does it only stop forneI oec"Pau'h or
{oes n
S:syen men. maintains the former, the United Satas
Ne latter Interpretation.
Nov, these being tie two questions on which the
Central American dispute hinges--a question OF the
proprietorship Of certain Territory and qaeotion OF
The Interpretation Of q certair tieaty-whst NJ Marcy
rsys with Ieepect to t1e proposal OF arbitration u
pr,tty noch This: I'VE will submit the TeIiitoria
aQuettion srbiter, but We will not submit the
"aueston a. to the Interpretation of the treaty.
Coon the sense of that treaty." he says, " We
Aunt rcans have made up our MUD end gc viii not
" change 1t for any aibeI in the world That treaty
prohibits both sides from occ patton of any part Of
Central Americs. Ii you English can obtain a de-
a. cison in favor of your night to occupy tbs Bay
Islands as far as the goes the treaty Is s
sgainst it, and to that treaty we require you to sub
Unit We allow no appeal to sn arbiter on mt
que stion. The whole Of the Clayton Bul ~er Treaty
supposed an equality of non-occupancy attaching to
"both sid,s, the United States and Great Britain, as
reg ards Central America. If, then, you Esgl.h go
" on occupying portions of il, We Americans shall
b, gin to look out for ourselves, and find out Terri
tory there TO occupy; and thus the treaty will, 6y
the violation of it by both sides be practically dis
solved, and ease to exist"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
THE NORTH AMERICAN FLEET

We are enabled to state that there is Nc truth what
ever ID the report that any increase of oar naval force
ON the North American station has either been MADE
or il at present contemplated. The ships that have
recently been ordered Ou will simply replace Others
that are tuning home quite unfit for louger service
The most stringent instructions have We beieve gone
bis part ano that Of the British csptans under his
mand any collisions WITH the naval force Of tue United
States compete mt British squaoron has, no xevsr,
been ordtreo to Greytown, where the United States
GOvei bas lately dispatched three Of those large
ships of war which the Americans call frs ates.
London Daily News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
ADJ ersonent.
MORE OF THE kNOCkING,-A gentleman walk

ing other hight beard mys,esious
kLock in shspe OF drunken rshnsn, By he.
AID tuocked chs gentle hs founder bet Timely
took the pain and hruiss Of ths
blow and prryscte serious rnts Saye IL
ths bee, remedy the for Sores scsids Cuts Pies
Con ChilbsLs Tetsrs &c Is cents box Sold by RsD-
DING Co No State st., Boston and b. q. Drssiso ~ s
eens 81 cents, aud 81 Per oox
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
ihSs'frssc. snt
EVANS EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
tAaI srusoa.oLtl


PRS sEe os amszeteL ~ Sdns'on 81 tbe wonderN0
price. wb,es BEsRDa Co No sOI Gra,ass e.k for ber
h. spti'ui bAKrGrs snd BRrLLiAsTs alaos
ts 70 believe that su,h edo f,hes w. mac afsu,eS
sDi so.j for yard IL pev.ihel.s 900 tbs ssner1
Of sILks 1issys Or LANES aud o,hse DE-, Goods scr
az equally rmlkAhe for their o. fashion and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
BROOKZ YNs ITEMS.

The Doc Law The Mayor hiss issued the Sss-
rance relative to dogs All dogs are Prohibited from
running at large under penalty of 90, and every
d., fouLd at large is liable to be seized and killed By
any person and is declared lawful for any person a.
any time to kill any dog goi,g at large
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
CITY ITEMS.

CnrLDnEs's ENcURsos The good people Of
hvngtcp, little village on the Hudson, gave their
juveniles delightful treat The I'd Inst in the shape
OF On excursion und social kidd Of jubilee A Stosm
boat and barge attached to it, aero at the appointed
hour filled with men, women, children and bah es,
who thoroughly enjoyed their six hour ride. WISH
il etn Irving was on board, and by his interesting
conversation contributed not little to the entertain
uent Of tie older Refreshments were served up,
emo erttches were made by the Rev. 7. L. Cuyter,
the Rev Mr. @cIIarg, vnd by the Rev. X G.. Pardee.
fine baDd on board AID with fun, frolic, feast
ing, and music, the whole affair Was pleasant one
~ can we DO imagined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
tAavvrisemSnrt
A PERfUMED BREATH-What lady or kentls-

would remain under the of breath
wher us The BALs THOUSAND FLowERs denfifrcs
would ony render but leave the teeth white
sebsster Many persons DO know their seah 10 bad ard
the subject decse their friends will neve, meo<soa
Pour single dror of hs Bs you tooth TIE
eeth night AMI morn ing fifty cent botrs viii lest o yess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

lAdysrussuert
TEAs.-THE CANToN TEA COMPANY have on
every variety Of TEAs for Gfocers Tee aud p
vsts tsmnes-Sonchons Oolons and Yors hysoa from hh
&c. Guhpowder and Imperial from sc TO Sc all chss
Qualities equal, low Also D. boxes Of good Family Tea fs
doIist. Cal AND sxsmins-no IL Csthsn g. hS<~>ss
bead aad EoossvsIsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
IA1veri.et.en,i
PHRgNoLOs.Y.-Exam tons with charts sui

descriptions Of character syeu daily byPr Fowler.
the Pheno 3.ics Csbno, NJ SIS Bro-dwsy. two ots
,bor. he PaIk Private roon for Gontlsnsn .hd LsSeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
ADVERTISEMENT

II is our firm belief that Ia nine esses out of
fen Cou.bs COLDS Bronchial irritation hswevsr
nay be cured BY the Of NJsrARs BALsAM Wn.S
CHsRaY. sing trial orly is needed to prove toiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

BRADY's GALLERIES, No. $50 Broadway, over
Thoupsors Saloon ana No rs Broadway corner futons
Open July Fourth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
lAd7eru.emeDfI
NEWPORT and SARATOGA DRESS GOOr< 60 at

ForNTsINs IADa sToRE. No e55 Broadway, T., msI b
trcu--d beck coored real lndis Pima Apple. Which
idi petsss n. sbd seasbore Dresses MANN StLx
PoAGEts Tt sILks MADRAS toso'beS
with tbou.sbS obes articles. u hch oniy 10
lrocosed 81 zoe shove es'shlishment-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
IAdysrtisement.t

Spirited Life size PHOTOGRAPHS OF WILLARD
FrLMoRE, or JOHN CHARLES FREMONT, Framed and CON-
pee will by express receipt Of 49, They were
recently taken life and pronounced the puet ever
taken Small photographs So each, or SIS per dozen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

Officer Semler Of the Emigront Department states
that the report Of Mr.. Casserly Secretary made at
the recent meeting Of the Commissioners OF EnSa
tion, and published ia yesterdays TRrBrSf among the
proceedings of that Board, is Incorrect He kno "a
nothing ABOUT Mr. Galmche, ana never saw him until
the report referred to appeared in print.
Mr. Weber, ako referred to as having been dis
charged for misconduct says that Mr Cassedys state
mtnt in that re~pect is incorrect He resigned his post
of his own accord. to attend to other business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
ADVERTISEMENT

BRADY's GALLERY, No. $50 Broadway, will be
open TO he public Jul, Fourth People from distance visit
ing the city that day should fail to the does ccusc
Ito 4 Of eminent Portraits in the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
IAdyertts~u ent.

Fourth OF JULY.-The most attractive and
the Free and Peope Of
ths Great Ref ubie U HIsAs AsDssSoss Cheap CARPET
Store, No o. Bovev.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

Ne Geek soi L..n. With 6ar c,ic. on, we4k
theJ have read t~e.ty Eve p-gte Of the Cy ops La
al ,po THIRDS Of the yugnrteine waf durss the t.'s
tuu Their ora cAamir ,tion dtocostd soUe general
k,psi,dee Of language Independent Of Liio aod
Greek The JUNIOR Glass va examined on re
o, ys,cs Of light Tho NOR, nsthemsioal PORTION of
op,;cs such us the matter &C lenses cmee unoe' the
ci,v,,tmtnt of the Professor OF NatHs Philosophy
The examination involved the pheuod-sa Of Poiarz'
ton nt,r,i,r1e end double rcfractior. TIE eSsui-
patton was ieedre. but very ored'sble. The Sen"r
Cass vas txamred on the CoOs'h1to, OF the
Un', State, and that With rome refeFeIoe to TIL
existing state Of things at the CAPITOL and IN 'ec fei-
rtorce. and the great political f. uds Of the coan'ry.
The Free Academy boys write aud say that congress
las power con merce between the States as weu
a. the right to regulate foreign commerce for any par
P'se which they may deem desirable; that the Con
sruflon guarantees freedom of speech In the ferri'
tories sid freedom Of debate Ia the Senate; that
nei. b.r OF the House MAJ be arrested fer felony,
old that uncer certain circumstances IL pcsible
Ia imleaeh the Presdont-,ll matters which are too
nearly forgotten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
IAdyeIlinuu e

BRADY, GALLERIES, No. 359 Broadway oyel
Thonps rs saloon No. zo5 Broadway Faltonst
Osn July Fourth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

DRowrED WHILE BATHING. -On wednesday
. Leonard. while bathing sthess
In the bay the oot Of Henry street vss seized With
crsmp ard before assistance could DO rendered oot Of
srht body recovered the following morning aud
taken to his parents residence. OF Hicks and Pachr
streets where Inquest beld BY Coroner Redams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

DUSSELDORF GALLERY No. 47 Broadway.--
This unequaed Collection Of PAINTINGS wll be open % ns
,u..ou the Pou,h OF July The rooms are cool aud
ae,rhltu and he Gallery cow contains over t~o hundred
work, Of art Il il the beat plsce visit IN tho ciy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
lAdyertisement |
None except those who have suffered oil the

rie,e, Of Dy t.is osns appreciate tho
ysue of me- one will disease To eli vh,
would fnd TeneGy say, the OxfGtsArED Bfrrfsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
[Advefiisament
CRYSTAL PALACE.-This magnificent structure

will r~msn o. usual the FouRTH JULY II nov
many things curious and ~oods'fu bes
pieces Csye~s great work. THE DEseEsf
Caoss" alone worth the prize OF admission On
DAY the Crystal Palace The coolest place in the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

BRADY's GALLERIES, No. 3S9 Broadway, over
Tbompsobs s.ooL and No. ms Broadway fuI'oa st
Open July Fourth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
IAdyerrisenoM
FOURTH JuuY-BRADYs Galleries, No. 359

Boadwsy Tbcmpsons ssloon and No 200 Brosdwsycor
Futons will BE- open for the production Of
quo the approaching Holiday Persons visit
ing city invited call and witness tae superb collection
of Portraits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

NEw CouRT ROOM AND Prison "A new court
and prison for the Third District Police Court.
Ess. Mak.t, which lave long been talked Of and
much eeded art, it appears, about to be put up by
tie city authorities on the present ste. The contract
or y.sterda, notified Justice Brepnan that he must
vacatc the prenists or br Monday next a. then
he iItepced to commence the work Of demolition
During the progress Of these upro' emeats and until
the new budlr gs completed and ready for occu-
p,Icy it supposed this Porce Court Will be held at
Center Market, in the rooms nov used a. the Fodr-
teen,b Ward Station Hou,e A new Station House
he's been erected in Spring street. and being nearly
6rished will soon be taken possession of by the force
OF the Fourteenth Petrol District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
IAdvert'seo1ent.I
The most beautiful picture known ia CUTTINGS

PATENT and all pictures not mad. - this process
are miserable and perish MISTER Of
deuo genuine npris1sbl The rshs TO
make then owned BY ToALissoS No AZ Bosdway where
None al genuine unless sealed and stamped Potent"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
fAivefhcpeut l
EOrrpryf or yIrIV RARNIrM'd MTsFVM -

Greatest place Family Amusement. Entertainments Of
variety Of nds Choice Faces Songs, Da ces &c az well
az The Great s5c Prze Drama Performances aeay every
hour day evnnt AL the Curioties TO b, 81
host Of Move ties having ju been introduced
The Living skeleton alone wonder Al for two shllin1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

TIE AuBIE PORTABLE Gas W0RKs C0.-TO
Parties SEEKING BusNrss.-we are prepared to prove
be sfef or scIe proatAoe nNa County
of this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

Junk DEALING AND PgDDLISG-Ab)u tut forty per-
sons sneted by Inspector Susrs charges OF dealing
u juI csrps fruit ard hsh about the sroe v,t6os
c sea were before tho Mayor the fsw days ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

FATAL FML.-An Inquest was held yesterday, at
N,,b,., Vile up,u the body Of George Contender.
b, birth Is years Of sye who died WEDNESDAY
nsh on inui.s received Monday last BY faliha from
new bufdns Fort Washington The ory rendered vadic
Of acc, deI tai cath"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

CHARGE OF GRAND LARCGSY.-James Wallis,
cooee y.e,dy chsed with having .to
a6f from unk 10 of Henry Scuddsr, d, No
Iattsr,Lr sip The money wss r-coy-ied having tven
he'd viii the had occuOod "Wednesday
n,sht He was held b. just Brelnsn tor examnstion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

CgARGE OF HIGHWAY ROBBERY -Chss. Lynch,
ketei of house Dver Street was yeser
"a, arr by Off ksveny snd Me thus OF ne Lowcrfo
lice having O ock yeercay mOrnirs
ase Burke, residIa No $50 south rHs street
R,ok yu ard robbed him Of $50 The assault stated ~
have place ct South street ana Peck Slip
Tbs accused was committee " answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

FATAL ACCIDENT Gamble held An ill.,
qvts ups tho body Of Ihn McKcfr naeYo Of Ire
i.no 50 wears OF ase who accioeu'aly drowned on
ID s,d6y sernos n Deceased baud belonging to the
barge Beebe lying Pier No East River AID wa, ia
the act of casting hawser which the bse vas being
10 we'd the York when the rope became eh
aiouDd his and him overbos d. The haods on
The ate were Of accident u they drew IN
the ha aid found deceased fastened to II AID dead Tas
Co,o es Jy verdict Of" :dsntsl drowning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

We find the following in a second edition OF 1he
Staftoydshlre Aduert,ser: .
"A continuous diizzhng rain fell through the night
and az th. lamps were not lighted, the darkness was
exec. dingly dense. This served to drive large por
ton II tie vstors into the public houses which were
full ara were kept open all night. Whiie the ie-
mSanor Of those assembled to witness tue execution
was by 10 means characterised by the soemnty ~nich
70 awfsl sight might be- supposed to be calcu-
lated TO aspue there was up to AL early hour OF tue
morning. general absehce Vt any outrageous coarse-
Less. Here aud there party under the influence OF
hquor retled out OF public house and shouted In
,unk.n accents tho refrain vi song; but she Town
was generally quiet until about three O'Clock, when
day u sdu,y dawned, ana groups began slowly 70
wend their way toward the prson, their p.ca coz
DAINTY accelerstng and their numbers increasing until
the three approaches to the trout gate OF the goa
where the drop was placed, were filed for consider
"The new COnnexion and Primitive Metaocist
Chspels were open, and religious service was being
performed durixg tho night. At its close numerous
parties issued forth Distributing tracts composed WIN
special refs renee to the terrible drama about 10 DC
enacted. Others earned large pacardH, beanng texts
OF Scripture Of a solemn character, ana prociaimeo
the consequences Of indulgbg In sinful habits. ono
OF these pacards, containing texts OF warning en'
couragen ent and hope, held at the Ddrfier mex.
the tcahold toward which the w1etched culpt wouia
turn bis lsst gaze.
Meanwhile enormous influx Of spectators com.
menced Hundreds tired foot core, and ravei-ssained
bad evidently trampod many weary miles 70 ,e%n
Stafford and ~, five hours carriages Of every kipu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
THE AFFAIR IN CHAMBERS STREET

CHARGE OF EMDEzzLEMEST.-Wm Ball, supern-
OF the AM. ricsn Pen Manufacturing Company dol
No l3S ~. Th yubrh street, was yosts!daY ar
yesed cbsrg-d h having spproJised to his
use $50 worth VI pens aud other cry The compliant
BY the secretary and Treasurer VI the mpany The
brought before Justice Fndresu who held him to
bail III ASUv to tho cnsrxe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-01-18
amounting TO-

APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
The two preceding and the succeeding numbers
those winning the rs zoo Prizes entitled to Approx
nation Prizes "a above. .-. ...-.
The payment Of all Prizes is guaraated by the Ststs Of
Maryland.
All Tickets IN the Lotteries authorized by the State Of
Maryland, bear the Bithogrsphic sguasrs Of 'iF. Z
Brennan, General Agent for Ihs OonlraetorsLD
-. PLAN OF THE LOTFERRY. - .
There are 10000 Tickets. numbered from to 10000
There 900 Prizes The Numbers from " 900 orr
responding with those the tickets printed on sep ate
slips paper Ioei up and encrcled with small tu
tubes and placed in wheel The amoantS ot the dE
fersnt BOO ia przss also rolled mp the
ueF and placed in another whssl The $40 Approximation
Prizes Gra decided as above.
Ater revolving the wheels nun beT is drawn CT the
wheel Of numbers and ths is drawn from
the Prize wheel by boys VINO are bEdf1ded. These
opened and exhibited tn the auieuce-the prize being
credited 70 the number drawn b. the commissioner TINS
operation srcpested TIL al the Prizes drawn out.
Persons wishing particular plumbers must send their
ders early, with instructions what 10 do iu they
sold, ....... ..--. ..
The drawing will be promptly ielt 10 al purchasers.
PRICE or TICKETS
WhGics SO; Halves } Q1ar1ers 81; Z gttS rs.
Address al orders foF tickets Ia
i. I. BRENAN,
dec2l-lm .... Baltimore, Md
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-01-18
sCOTr'S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND con

THERE features connected with ths ii worthy Of
L consideration and close examination on the part q
those wishing TO purchase Feed Mill -.1 81 t---'
Its mechanical construction and adaptation to The pr
poses designed 10 crush and grind ear corn Its greet ca
pacity While dong immense work With extraordril
ease, ITS durability amply provided for. me cunpise
and entire pOrabeness OF the Little Giant rendering us
greater convenience tor plantation and farm uss
be- 1t requires no mechanical aid or bill Oh expense 10
put It up farm hand OF servant put and set ore
running IN half bours time The convenience WIN
which tbs sweep may be applied to rru horlznnatEsi Is
most usualor head and the Tni may be easily at
tAched where steam water is used fhe power II taks
requiring one and two horses The quantity and quality
Of product IS to 80 bushels OF good feed meal per hou
according the degree Of fuersss ground and the
mill 1t the cheapest mill all thrgs considered there
is before the public. - = - - 2 -. -
Another thing connected with the Little Giant as pat
eu and worthy of note is the fact that there has been
Patent Right specuatng hucksterng Roeut the coul
Try, usual with the thousand bungCg make shit lE
piements that got up trade-erely TO get money
by selling pang OF the patent right upon The cTedu.
ous-then the machine 70 be abandoned by al paries sS
humbug The other hand the PGtentee Gnd troretors
Of the Little Giant Mills believing thsttbey csn6od ds
termned that they will supply the AgIeUiturasts and
Stock rsiseFs efeHF country With superior MIL
manenty engaged in the business and have hrn
dred thousand dollars invested the manufacture THESE
mills in the East ard South Of these establish
employing 60 solely in this business So high
y these mills appreciated that four thousand have ceen
sold within past eighteen months and the heaviest and
the most extensive manufacturers Of Agricultural Bple
menis in the United States hove eagerly sought inter-
est IN their manufacture aud sale ..-- -.
No implement has been thoroughly tested; no
Of the kind has received numerous and high testimonials
from Mechanics Institutes and Agricultural AssOGlaOns
and none by OF substantial practical utility and
mert have fairly ground their way into every day
and popular favor than Scots Little GGnt Corn and
Cob AIl. Orders promptly filed .s-- .- -.-- ..
Liberal discount 90 dealers .. ..-. ..--... u.