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rAtC 00h NsOhGy
NEW Moor AND SHOE STORE,
No. 81 Maiu-st.. near Ogden . bookstore, keokuk.
TusT received. and ready for sale, anew and
u large assortment VI Boots and Shoes. These
wishing 10 buy will find II for heir interest to call
and examine goods, shall sell at prices TO
suit purchasers, Call ard se. Us.
3 ianiVd j. = kIMBALL a co.
sIMger's sewing machlMes.
329 broadway, New Iork; ~ Clark street. .Chics 90
fl1lIEaE Machines have establishes q great repu-
i tAtion, founded ON substantial excrlience. The
fair profit Of using Of thsse Machinesregularly
empluysdis
$1,000 Year.
No Tailor, ssamsiress, Shoe Manufacturer, Sad
der or other pcrson having ilg stitching do,
can afford h do without one. A peculiar merit VI
Singers Machines, which DO other kind can justly
ciaiin hat the sums Machine viii do every hind
Of work in perfect style. They aIestrong durable.
will keep Ia order. Whoever buys one msy be en-
tirely certain it will do his work. Every large pri
vnte family ought 10 have pne.
Aliwho wish complete and reliable information
in regard to sxo and price of Machines, manner
of working and msthod of p9rehaaang, With nj 9th
or per obtain by applying by letter 1T
either Of var offices for copy VI :. /. A. singer
Co. Is Gazette paper devoted TO the saving Ma
chine interest. Nwilibe supplied gratis.
.E I'm. SINGER = CO.
s1-LocaiAsents wanted IN every town In the
union. janl2.d6m
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PEyySTIYXNIA I.AILtsOID.

- .ss.
VIShE Great Central Route, connecting the Allan
tic cities nth Western, Nor hwsssevnAnd South
western stskes, by eoss aaous SAAitwsy direct.
This road also at Pitt burg with daily line
OF steamers to all ports tue Western Rivers, and
81 Cleveland and Sandu1ky with Steamers TO all
ports on the Northwestern Lake. max II the mos,
Resi and rsiias raste by which Preieh,
can bsforWwded TO and from The Grcat West
RATES BETWEEN PnrLApELrnIA AND Pirrssuae
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Oh ., n yoTTxHoks. pa. ,. =. LgfTLn,
Dvs. Psttsn0er = 2ssstSe, 6A
II AVING associated themselves In the lr sctise of
\ thsir profession, sespsetfally oasr thAs ssrvis
eos to the public. - <ss ~
GA-O0cc, Third street, between Msin and Johu.
sou over bchley cigar store where one on the 9TH
sr ci thsm may be constantly found. DR.. LittIe's
re.ideses in the Dudiey Hosse, corner oi Main and
9th sh ldee1k-d
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N a lesO.t d . .ATs = 80
IRAGlE6 Ledge No. rs, /. o, pi q. T.. nsst9A
- every Friday Evening. Al TenpszAass
Hall, oh Main street, af n o'clock, All -
1enssss sf ths srdsr ID ueoa sthOd5sgy ~
Invited TO atteDd. f.sa ~.
sg my2o-Ay sssa exa 10 49,: el -
Meets every Tuesday evening Il TssrEnAxcx
Hall, "a Main street, bctwsen eth ma sfh. + Mem
Aersin geoA staBding are invited 10 attend I hstT
W. H. I,vssvvap, WIS. ,;asi1' A., dseoU Il i
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DENTAL NCA6k0xs
nR. X. 8. BARHEk would TespscG- ,~---..
- fsily inform his pafrors and the
public Erneraly, that he hsi lifted upQ1Yy0
hAndsofne vujte Of rooms, sraring 49,
neither paint ore rpsnsc to mn ke them elegant and
ssn9Sftabie IN the brick buildng, veat side cf %,
bssvesA AAtn md johnson streets. Thsnkful for
past favor, he soficits continuance Of tbs same.
- A3opcrations warranted.
ApR1Adly stsG -8ts4H
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be om etasMou3
Is QUESTION OF Vital. IMPORTANCE To
THFs FUTURE INTERESTS OF OUR CITY.
Citisens are invited 70 call ut the wsrcrooms of
the ksokuk Furniture hannfaetory, l30 Msia-st.,
and examine or stock Of parior Chamber. and
Dining Room farniture Our assortment i now
comptsts, and W sfs manufacturing 4 variety OF
articles entirely new TO the trade, which Tor style
workmanship and hnish cannot be sxcelied by any
house, East Or West.
decl7-d KILIsOURNRA 4 DAyrg.
1 ARD OIL, spirit 0as, Linsesd OIL, Onpai, Japan
- Dsmar and Coaeh VArnish. on hand ana for sa.e
1t REYNOLp6' Drug Htoss.
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80 ID. .kcAkrEsrER, =. D.
D1s. rage = OaYpsnssf,
E4Axlau ssssciastd th< nseisss il tho prastisS
4 l. of thsss pfofsnion In sass yss,sus AsAA AsAss.
can hsisnna ~ their ofhee, east side Of Sd STRESS
SstHasn NAia and Johnson. neat door " Asdss-
son Aksk; Residence Of Lbs ferper ~ 2ud street,
esswssn johnson and Exchange; ef the lssssr., 81
xNoeANxs Mc6AGiMsanA kesehev
IAYksssooiaa aaSd shsasslyss IL tAs psasaaee Of
A1sdAeAss. Win ssattn - 70 aNtead iA sossal.
taaisat ell csses, and u Aay as4sjssa AiaGsns ~
Ing - Ne spadoasaAss q tAsir olAn rosns, and :
large lshaffJ Of me bess ns1ieal vorks e1ssss,
yarsprlsassd tpreeeive and Astsues lases slAp
bf pupils. s4..s8saf. ~ ~ 4 hi
Once Ii the "po.t 6afidins. !" "a story, on "a *
bet vesn Main and Johnson.
Consultation AOufs betwssp ~ o'oiask, An ), sad
M. AfktfAs HRAsIa44 jsngB7d
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Gate City Carriage auusacsory.
NEW FIRM.
MYERS & REEVES, Carriage a-v
lvl Maksrs. having cags gsdas part QE6
ners in the above business in all its S30
branches, would respectfully solicita
share VI public patronage.
n y. All orders promptly attended to, and our
work warranted to give entire sstisfaction. Shop
BlondeAu Street, between 5th and 9th sts, keok
Iowa septl7dtf
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Mallanerw IaDv

AIRS. N. TALON tskss rlsasufI n asnouncins
NA e the ladies' Of the City thAA she hAAjust re-
turned from Nsv ork uitk : lssos and handsome
tstock ef Aillpery, ,ls Sprisg Ard ssnn pr weas.--
bonneG q The latest Paris style, very mast aull'
much admired, and various ether styiss. inelu1inr
the shaker Bonnet TOR rls; various styles of sAps.
large aasortment Of Ribbons end French aovsrs. .
Drsss making done with nsstnsss aad disp>soh--
Sale. Store 6D Main street.
mch20d3m - ss ! i stk8xSxss2 - mss#xE
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xvvhioSiffHs q Mteratufs and TIE Library
A'Uhssec cter lllustrated, by re. D,itraeli. With
surtssltses sf Americsn Idierature. ~ Rnfns "
.psd 6apKN, BRowwsrI ! CO.
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~..1.ke - ENSIER, ~ s.tEass.s.s !
A TtoKyEY - Law, ~iIi practice IN I,sa. ~ tA4
n A1oirip1 sdy1tls4: aad in tho Sapr4nA Csszt.
K9tsrItY AssstS Mc0avic. chittt ndax ca, Csl.
sAidl T. Carts, BasAs ksntgsn, Cox . yH1lley,
and rIgis =. z. ssa lord. laYgl fAly
JAsss W.. RsxLsY, 1ss7Ia- ". q. HUsxsD = =
kJRODUCk, Com0issia - yssaasASng Nsr-
AAaao.ceanM VI s6taAs aad apush wAAersena1t.
Chteago, Ill. hs&s t.a y fss tag feh11dn - 81.
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l.ss AlLLE0 - DDCK
A 1rO2AkiS ~ LAw ssdlAe1i1Hess In CAanssvy;
"A Asesas9er ~ ssvsssigsslsa efLSnA TitJss -
the prsaassA Asd sale ~ Heal Kststs YIN hsrSaf.
tsr psscsi:s q ssd rsxnfasiy sttSpd shs Dsstrisi
coarss 81 ktsheA Ard ~ Nsaison, and Of the other
counties ofthe biss eicfsl District Of Iera; ssd
will also practice snths S1prems Court o1 the Sta1
IT. Ma1esa, Dsk n lnS5 S.AAtf.g .g.fEs Agf48
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nRS. SANFORD Don D Have thts day fosmsd /,
- corpeftnsrahipi in the practice of Medicine AMI
surgery their services to the citissns of
keokuk and the surrounding country.
= Dec. 9, 1855.
Dr.B4gvokD takes this occasion to express his
ErAutsde 70 The citizens u this city. lows, Nilsson
and lliineis fps thfir liberal patronage hereto
his associate. Dr. BosD, 10 thenn All cases req uir
fnE The sssyisee u Ply sleiAn OF Surgeon.
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a-E. J. u. BHEkDEN, nfT3eg.
A TTuhNEY and Councillor At Law and Arent
"A tor the purchase and sale Of kSai Essst.. to,.
tscsiag business At<sstsd - prunptiy titlss e.
AmssA. ssdss large nsmbsr u eity iofs sud YxrrTr
alvey for sass ~ '-tgs 9.''
oess s:t~ssa Msin sna oh.son, os Bseondstfsss
Smyoas Bsw Na6S ~ $50 - =
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FiksT TStAks.--EootSy shoes Haze |
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods,
Tin boxes, bales and trunksl SOC. per 100 lbs
Drugs lin boxes and bales)
Feathers, Furs, Ac., &c.
I'd CLAss-Domestic Sheetiug,
Shirting Aad Ticking lin oY,g. gsee9
inss sslesi Draes I'm cask1j ~. 10
Hardware, Leather I'm rolls ur '''' Per wv IDS
boxes,) Wool, and Sheep pglis,
Eastward, b., ,tc. -
I'D CLAss-Anvi1s, Steel, Chains
lin casks,) Hemp, Bacon and
Pork, salted t1oose or in sscs) 65c. psr 100 lbs
Isbasoos ms AufnstsrcA, (cseePt |
Cigars ~ cvt,) Ac., As.
Ath CLAsA. -COGes, Fish, Bacon,
bsef aad Pork, tin casks rr
boxes eastward. Lard and Lard 5ss. per leo lbs.
Oil, Nails, Soda, Ash, ,Gsrmas aalssa
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Hssi1, xo. sp
FkOUk-A PEI bbi1 1Aptii farther .otius- "a
GKAtN-S9 cts. per loo lbs, until further notice
COTTON - 81 per bale, nat exceeding 500 In
=, .ght, until further notice.
- In shipping Goods troia any point East of
PhilsAslphia, be Particular to mark package "vis-
Psnnsyl ylvaniA Railroad" AL Goods consigned 70
he Agents Of this Road at philadslphia or Pitaa
burg, will be forwarded without dstention.
FREIoHr AGESrs--Harris, ~ ormlcy 4 Co.. Mn
phis, Xenn.; =. r. Sass 4 Co.. 1t. Loais; p. q. o.
Riley Co., EyansviiIe, Ind; Dumcsnil, Bell 4
Co., and Carter Jewsit. LotiisviIie, Ty.; X. c.
Meldrum, Madison, Ind; spfi xnAn Brown, and
Irwin a Co, Cincinnati -@S W GrAham Co.
Zanesvilie, Ohio; Lc<ch Co. s4 Kiiby street, Bos
ton. Beech Co, No. 7Astor fitase New York; No.
York; y. y. Snecdsr, Phtlaialphia; Macrav
koons, baltimore; Geo. G. Franeiscus, Pittsburg.
n. n. HOUSTON,
asseral Freight agent, Philadelphi..
II. LOMBAEKT, SUIT, lltoona, Pa.
Jan. I. is57--div
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EXCHANGE ASD DANKANC HOUSE.
CoorVA -. n naoRUoA, ~
Third Street, bet. Main ssd Johnsoa, keokuk, Iowa
WILL buy iAstena Aad Aouthsfp Rxchsngs At
I Atrfstasesutfm sivsn 70 sosrsctious, Asa pro-
sesds rsufstsd - enrcntrates Of exchange frcs Of
charge. 2 5*s SO sfs
- Ususl banking facilities granted To Gus
tomern.
Winsiow, Lsnier 4 Co., Bankers, N. York CITY.
:. W. CLARK, Dodge Co., a. u
HsW! Chart ACo., Banker, Philsdelphia
J. W. Clark ACo., " Bpston
Beg, Mi'eenbefEer Co., Bankers, &. Lesis.
4. ". 0fnfir = Bros.
John J.. Anderson 4 Co., e
8iilmcfs Y Drotherton, Cinsinnati. -
- oAss hours from "A. N. to 4P. n.
Jsly1l. IS36.--diy aa sHa
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STAR ms. CO., OF oGDENsBURG N y.
cAPlrAL$l0O, 900.
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(LAie of HarvodsbsssA, XVI
BAnkinG Hsuse
HATCH 4 THOMPsON,
attention paid TO eoilsctions, and
1 rsnitesnces msde ~ currens rates.
All sssfscss sppessAining to Banking promptiy
attended to. sbeH 9Gs
ExcAssge on England, ireland, and the conti-
neat 9 ID. W. BAILEY, Cashier.
394y& NMH# ko10RAnCnD ssg@t
~. AofriDa. oAsAier ManhatsAa Co, N r;
Chas. .. foote, Cash r Commercial Bank, Gin;
Kinney, kspy . Co., Cincinnsti;
IN bsl!sns Cab r Bank Kent ucky .Loaisvills;
CARTS Warren,
northern Bank of Kcnta ~ 5Yinstopi
: 1syloE, 6heIby Co.,
YsSnsrs' Bank Of Kentucky, frankfort;
Commercial Bank Of Kentucky,
Dsrby-A Bsrksdalc, st. Louis;
B. l. Tiaissss ! cs!, chirs 4; : fak
AishlLA CAsas. Hook lsland. sa* fnss Id
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j - tsMs ~ DseAs. ~. -. sAM
as0URGE DENfIDT.
City ofk ksokuk, TOYS -OAce on sssond st.. between
-, Msin snA Jshasop.
nK H., IN addition - ths sSaal uuu1iun
Dnsthods Of nssrting artiAeial teeth
y II pc1aeesion Of the sxelusivs right V1UYxy
Tor thiaS Siv d mounting the "eontinu-
oN gum work" % uaiveraally Admired for their
bsedty and cieanliAess
Heis also ueanting teeth sn 0utta Psrcha.
apr II lBS1Av "
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-07

SHELTER FOR STocg.-Mauy farmers still
neglect their animals in winter, feeding them
from the stack yard, 10 the open air. This
practice is not only barbarous, bnt very ex-
psnsive. 1t takes third more OF hay TO car
~ COW through the Winter by this method,
and with the best of hay she will not come
out in good condition. Warm stables are =
substitute for fodder, and an animal sheltered
in them is much more easily kept in high
flesh. Then, by stabling animals, We can
save all the manure, which is qnite toe large
an item for farmers in this age to throw away.
Many who have large farms, andydo,not wish
TO build barn large ehough TO bold all the
hay and grain, build several small barns in
different meadows. These save the earting,
both of hay and Of mauures. In no case
should hay be foddered out to cattle without
tome kind Of shelter. A hovel opening to
the South can be made very cheaply, and
with light walls and thstched roof, it will
keep cattle quite comfortable. They will
save the cost OF building in a single Winter
Now is the time to put them up.
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Foor Ror IN SHEEP The predisposng,
that is the essential cause of this disease, is q
virus or poisonous matter which is generated
in and issues from the sores upon the feet Of
diseased sheep, and is quickly communicated
to sound sheep by coming in contact with
their foet. The fouls" is o lameness similar
10 but entirely distinct from the foot rot. 1t
is caused by pssturing on low lands, and will
disappear without medicinal application if the
aheep are removed to high, dry ground AS
remedies, either Of tho following will probably
effect cure:
/. Take h. Of alum, OF. Of blue vitriol;
boil them in one pint OF water; when quite
cold, add T Of q pint OF aquaforts, and it is
ready for use. 1t is equally efficacious for the
foul in the feet Of all classes OF animals.
2. With sharp kuife cut away the infec-
ted part and then with clean wooden skew
er apply once day some muriate of antimo-
ny. This will stop the disease and effect a
cure. A strong solution Of sulphate Of cop
per would answer the purpose, applied with O
brush; but it is neither SO speedy are SO et-
fectual.
3. Take six-penpyworth Of quicksilver
dissolved in siX-pennyworlh OF nitric acid, add
the same quantity Of good vinegar pare the
the hoof well, shake the bottle and apply to
the parts affected; one or two applications
will be uficient.-Rural New Yorker.
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MATERIAL FOR A RoHASCA-A letter from
q friends informs us Of the marriage at Balti-
more of two Of the rescued from the "Central
America" Both parties became mutually
attached to one another on board the steam
or and on tho very evening preceding the dis
Aster sealed their affection with the usual
"vow." When the gale came on and the
panic was at its height the young lady threw
herself 10 his arms and with gallantry quite
becoming the romantic occasion the gentle
man impressed her brow with one Of Tenny-
sons patent "soul--sent" kisses and "slid' her
over into the first boat that was lowered
lie saved himself on plank. Upon arriving
at Norfolk the lovers met. But the young
nau appeared strange. He had lost his
Valise and his money Ehs young lady as
sured him that money was nothing. The
yonng man shook his head and looked sad, as
much as to say: "now, maybe you think so"
But, said his devoted one,' have enough
Fear not. Father has two hundred thousand.
Ah gasped the afiianeed bridegroom, 1--WE
peak novel fashion TO give Bonner to make
chance TO make point.) and lie looked ex.
remely philosophical, but said no more
They suddenly vanished, and we suppose are
now enjoying all the blessings Of matrimonial
&c., &c.-Psters6urg Va. Express.
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farmer's 9epartment.
Thrashing Oats.

The almost universal practice OF grain
growers is to thrash with machne-gene-
rally q travelling machine, accompanied by
four horses and three men. If the farmer
has no barn this is, perhaps, the best way he
can adopt as his labor must be done in 'slr
weather. But many Of the farmers OF this
State can pursue a much more economical
and profitable method Of thrashing. In u
climate such as ours, where Arctic winter
reigns during goodly portion OF the year,
the straw OF oats is an important Item 10 estl-
mating the value Of the crop. This is usually
much wasted by using the thrashng machine.
Stacked in the yard it early becomes weather
beaten and almost valueless for cattle. If
the farmer has his own, one OF the railroad
horse-powers this waste may in part be RENE
died by thrashiDg at different times during
the winter, but, oil things considered, the fail
is the best implement with which to thrash
oats. With this thrashng is done at the
season Of the year when, if ever; the farmer
has leisure, and consequently it need not be
performed in a hurry; and also when the
stock Of cattle most need, in its best condi-
tion, the straw, the longest of which may be
bound in bundless and stored for use. while
the loose and unfit to bind will supply the
wants for food bedding or litter for o fair
sized herd of cattle.
Treading out oats with horses is much
more economical way than thrashing with q
machine. and if the straw is only wanted fol
cattle and litter is as good and fully as econ
omical as with the fail.-Mass. Ploughman
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Nos mud Chesnu, Street. south side, below wateJ
(Txr oLpKsT woop.wAsK Hovsr IN Ins cirY)
M MANUFACTURERS and wholesas dealers in Patent
INl Machine made BROOMS, Patent Grooved Cedar
Ware, wsrrented not to shrink woud and Wilow-Ware
Cords Brushes, &c of all descriptions Please call snd
examine stock,
February 25, IS57.-lyw
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suNnrnr. IprrAi iasA
KAsB. REED 4 co.
HAYDocK G. FIDDLER.

hEALERS in Watches and Jewslry, win
continue the business at the old stsnd Of
James B. FiJler,
NO. II South Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where they solicit an examination Of their large
and varied stock, feeling assured that the OK re-
rience both of them have had in the business,
and the facilities they possess for procuring
goods on the most advantag geous terms. will ems
bic them to compete favoraby with any other
establishment in the city. They have now On
hand fine assortment of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRY.
Silver, Plated and Brittania Ware, Cx,lery,.
Fancy Goods, &C., &c.
N. B.-Reparing Of Watches and alI kinds Of
Jewslry attended to with promp,ness and ,hs
greatest care.
Phila., April 7, lS55.--H.
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yMALE LABOR IN CALFoREIA.-The San
:, isco (Cal.) papers say that there are
2 ds Of servant girls in that city worth
10 to ten thousand dollars each, their
" wages being nov twenty-five dollars
10 the splendor Of their dresses
their mistresses, and as the
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
gV>HE subscribers, Executors Of the estate
i Henry Masser, decd, offer at private sale
the following property viz A large two story
frame dwelling house, together with absut
SO ACRES OF LAND,
Situate in Lower Augusta township adjoining
lands Of Daniel Kaufman and others new in the
occupancy Of John r. Kaufman as store and
dwelling. The house is new and the location
good one for business.
Also TRACT OF LIMESTONE LAND,
in said township on the river about miles be.
low Sunhu,y adjoining lands Of J. +. M'Phersoh
and others, containing, about 80 acres. The
soil is productive and contains limestone ard
other minerals.
Also tract of Land, containing about 3b
acres on the hill, about two miles below Sunbury,
adjoining lands of the hei,s of the late John
Conrad and others. There Is, on this tract, =
small orchard of choice fruit.
For farther par6culars apply to the subscribers.
II. b. MASSER,
P.B. MASSER, } Executors
FRANCIS BUCHER.
Sunbury, January 10, l556.-tf
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NEWS FOR THE MILLION !

NEWS FOR THE MILLION
ESMERSONS United States Magazine, sa-
EA turday Evening Post, N. Y. Pieayune,
sale by II. Y. FRIlING.
n. B.-Persons living at distance can have
a list Of prices forwarded by addyessing as above
Magazines, Papers and Book not On hand
constantly ordered.
y Ia.1 q
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EREAT Improvements for 1877 his Ma.
~ chine was put in successful operation in 1893
and continued to be the only Reaping and Now.
ing Machine in the World, of any practical value
up to lSi5-twelve years after It's Introduction.
Other Reapers are now offered with glowing ad.
vertiscments, Certificates, Diplomas, Gold and
Silver Medals, &c. But the Farmer in search
of the best Reaper, and not posted in the matter,
had better see little further
Ifthere is any value in "a years experience
in building Reapers, and using them in the har.
vest field, and in the improvements made during
that long period, OBED HUSSEY, the Father
of Reapers can claim it. All who are satisfied
with the Best Reaper and NJ lower, aan be sup
piled by sending their orders early in the season,
as the crops indicate large demand, and we can
not have over 200 Ready for the vast harvest
of 1857. We guarantee that this Reaper and
Mower can not be beaten on fair trial by apy
other Reaper that may be brought into the harvest
fields in 1887, and we also insure it to be the
strongest and most durable machine in use. We
would respectfully invite Farmers to examine
the machine thoroughly before purchasing, and
satisfy themselves OF its superiority over all
others.
During the last four years, the subscribers hav We
sold between 500 and 600 Of these Machines. tc
the best most successful Farners in Montour
Union and the neighboring counties, (whese
names are too numerous to inscr) to whom We
respectfully REFER
The subscribers have :he exclusive right
the following counties: Montour, Union, Snyde,
Northumberland, Columbia, Luzerne, Perry
Mitliin, Centre, Clinton and Lycoming. Al
orders thankfully received and promptly attend
ed to. GEDDES, MARSH Il co,
Lewisburg, Union county, Pa
July II, 1857.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-07
shamokin White Ash Anthracite
From the "oix Vsin' IN the Gap Con-

SneHvhm WnlSe ASH Antnraoifa
From the "0ts Vein" IN the Gap Coli
Il II. ZIMMERMAN & mo. P.Pr
:. successors to Ksse, Reed q Co., or. COO
uuus mining, shipping and selling soal from th.
above well known Colliery, under the frm Of
zimmerman 4 pursei. The point of shipmen,
|. at the lower wharf in sunbury, Nor,humbss-
land rouniy, Pa, where all orders for the various
kinds Of coal, viz Lump, Broken, Egg, stove,
and promptly attended to.
sunbury, Jaly IA, 1858,
susBunr, JpIr 3, 1884
The hrm Of Kase. Reed q Co. having so,d
their lease In the Gap Colliery and interest in the
wharf at sunbury, to Messrs. Zimmerman d
fursel, would take great pleasure in recommend
ing our customers and others to the new firm. A.
thsy will be able to sell them prepared coal n
the best quality.
KAsB. REED 4 co.