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Rosen7ont for Sale

WE have For Sale thai most beautiful and desirab,
w place, Rosemont, former residence Of SOutha
decd miles from Nashville the Mur iTeesbOO pike
coDtans rs acres OF Land ne quality, more e the
most beautiful and romantic building sites in The country
drstrats sprihs and sns house, good Garden
and Negro houses also, Brick Kitchen and Smoke house.
extensive Orch ard with every variety Fruit OF the
quality. good Bargain will be given.
sept 18th 1857. J. L, & z. W. BROWN
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MUSIC STORE.
=. D. Benson & Broy

WHOLESALE IND RETAIL DEALERS,
II PIANO FORTES,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-12

SEVERE BURN.-Ye Yesferday evening, Gen. A.
NJ. Hills, of this borough, had his face and
right hand burned very badly by the explosion
of lamp filed with alcohol, and which he
used in soldering. The wick being too
small, the fire ran into the inside of the lamp,
and flling the vacuum caused the explosion.
Mr.. Hills suffered intense pain, his face being
burned all over, and the accident will prevent
hin, from attending to his professional busi-
ness for short time, at least.
We regret to learn that lr- John Penticoff,
formerly of Burnside township, this county,
whilst out harvesting near Davenport, Iowa,
was struck by lightning and instantly killed,
on the 18th July. His clothes were torn off
his person and scattered about the field. Two
other persons, who were with him in the field
when the storm came up, were also prostrated
by the shock. but, We believe, received no
special injuries. 81 E
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DEGIsTER's NOTICE.-Notico is ber

ID EG1STER'S NOTICE.-NOticc Is here
III by given. that the following accounts have
been examined and passed by me, anl remain tled
of record in this office for the inspection ef heirs,
legatees creditors. and all Others arr other way
interested. and viii be presented TO the neat Or
phaBsl Court OF CiearGeId County. to be held at
the Court House in the Borough of sGiedrficld,
commencing the third Monday of August, 1891,
for confirmation anu allowance
The account of Thomas Vain and Jonathan
Vain. Executors of the estate of Jonathan Vain,
late of Penn township deceased
The final account of A. T. Schryver. Adihinis;ra-
tor of the estate of John Price late Of Bos town
ship, deceased =
The final account of William Fcath. of the
Executors of the estate of Thomas Wilson, late OK
Chest township. deceased. -
The final account of Isaac Bloom. jr. Admins
traitor of the estate of John Il. Bloom, late Of the
Borough of Clearfed deceased. -ss 3
The account of Arthur Bell and John Haslef,
Administrators of the estate of William HasIet.
late of Bell township. deceased. -
The final account of Lee Ii. Turner, AdfGinistra-
tor of the estate of Wm. II. Barr, late of the Bor
ough of CIearfeld, deceased
JAMES WRIGLEY,
Clearield. Pa July % IS5. Register
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AUCTION OF STORE GO0DS,
IA ON MONDAY OF GoGRTWEEk. In THE
~ L al .,I l. & II l. RI Il.

B0RoEGH 0E CLEARFIELD.
The undersigned has on hand . large stock Of
Flour, Coffee, Sugar. Molasses, Rice Fish, Bacon
Candies, &c. Prints, Delaines Calicoes, Ready
made Clothing and number of other articles.
which he will sell at public auction Monday
the 18th day of August. Court week at has
room in Clearfcid
In the meantime, he viii sell any Of the above
articles at auction prices
Here's chance for good bargains,
iuly22 RICHARD M0SSOP.
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nLASTERING.-The undersigned havin.
il entered into co-partnership in the Plastering
Business, in the Borough of Gurwensville, an,,
nounce the public that they arc ready to do any
work in their line the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms, and respectfully soslen a share
of patronage JOSEPH WHIT,
JulyS-im L. K MCCULLOUGH
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~ CEEARFI EI.B. JULY. 2s. 1857
NOTICE TO JUSTICES oF THE PEACE.-The
Justices of the Peace of the County of Clear6eld.
requested to make IMMEDIATE returns ae-
cording to law, of all cases of binding to Au
gust term, to my office The law requires srich
ses 70 be returned Ten days before the commence
ment of the term, and committing magistrates are
earnestly requested. as far possible, to comply
Herewith. THOMAS J. MCCULLOUGH,
July2e-'57. District Attorney.
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THE RAFTsNlANss JOURNAL,

D1ED-On the 5th, at the residence of his
father COL r. NJ. Smiley. in Brady township,
Mr.. RALPH SMILEY, aged about 25 years.
On the 10th, MISS MARTHA YoUSG, daughter
of John Yonng, OF Lawrence township, in the
18th year of her age.
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PHILADELPHIA WOOD MoUEDING

IL MILL, Wfkiosr Street a5ore T.rekffl, Norki
Side.-Mouldings suitable for Carpenters, Build
ers, Cabinet and Frame Mixers, worked from the
best and thoroughly seasoned material, always on
hand Any pattern worked from a drawing.
THE subscriber having purchased the entire in
tercst, will continue the business With increased
facilities Agents wanted in thevarious towns
in this portion of the State, to whom aeppertuni-
ties will be offered for large profits TO themselves
SAMUEL, Is. HENRY.
Philadelp phia July Is lS57-3rn
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HtHE GOLDEN PRIZE-THE NEW YORK
Il WERKLY GOLDEN PRIZE--Ozse Of tAs
Largest aud B6st Literary Papsrss eC sAe-.lay-
Terms Of subscription 50 per year And Gift
viii be presented to each Subscriber imn nediately
on the receipt of the subscription money.
Each subscriber will be entitled TO gfi worth
from 81 to $500, 90 z
TO oCLUBS-Threc copies for one year 500 :
Ten copies for year, 1900 d
READ-READ-BEAD-T LIST OF GIFTS,
Package containing $500, IN Gold.
10 Gold Patent Lever English Hun
ting Cased Watches, 100 each
Is 75 each
% Gold Watches GO each
loo Gold Watches, so each
800 Ladies Gold Watches, 35 each
100 Silver Hunting Cased Watches q each
290 Silver Watches, 10 to 20 eacl
500 Gold Vest and q uard and
Fob chains 10 to so each
5000 Gold Bockets = 10 10 eaoh
Gold Rings, Ear Drops. breaches, .
Breast Pins Studs. Cuff Pins,
Sleeve Buttons, &c. &e., &c. tolls each
Immediately on the receipt of the subscription
money, the subscriber name will ee entered upon
our subscription hopk- opposite number and the
gift corresponding with that number wii he. for
waried to hisor her address by mail or express,
postpaid. Address BECEEf d CO.
Publishets, 81 Aonats Buildings
July ~ 1887. New foek-
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ADMINIsTRAToR,s NOTIcE.-Le,.e

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Letters
IA of Administration the estate of Henry
Pa, deceased, having been granted TO the subscri
bcr, all persons indebted to the said estate
quested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims demands against the same, will
present them properly authenticated tor settle
ment. FREDERICK E0RB.
iulyS-6ts administrator
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Resolred, 6v the Senate and House Of Repyese,,-
ttEfires Of The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania,
General Asseaa5iy met That the following amend-
ments proposed to the constitution of the COM
monwcalth, in accordance with the provisions of
the tenth article thereof
FIRST AMENDMENT.
There shall be additional article to said con-
stitution to be designated article eleven, fol-
lows
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A DMINISTRATORS, NOTICE.-Le

A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.-Letters
"A of Administration the Estate of George
Ellinger, late of Brady township Glearfcld coun-
~. Pa, deceased, have been granted to the sub
scribers; all persons indebted TO the said estate,
are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the will present
them duly authenticated for settlement
r. W MOORE.
G. b. Go0DLANDER,
1.uthersburG. July IL. lS51-6t. Adm,rs.
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n. B. Business men, of town and vicinity,
will please preserve this for future reference.
G. D. WATSON, Post Master.
Mail arrives at Curwensyille from Indiana,
via Newman's Mills, Cu.h, Burnside, New
Washington, Chest, Bower and GrampianIlills,
Tuesday and Fridays at 11a A. NJ, and de-
parts same days at p. NJ.
Mail leaves Curwensville for Marion, via
New Millport and Lumber City, every Satur-
day at A. NJ, and returns same day at 8 pm.
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NOTICE.-The notes and unsettled accounts Of
/ Hartshorn McCracken and also tho notes
demands and accounts of Benjamin Hartshorn o
every kind. having this 9th day of July, 1857,
been assigned TO me, all persons indebted to said
Hartshorn MeCracl1en. TO the said Hartsh orn,
are requested immediately to make payment
The Store books and unsettled accounts the
hands of David 5. Moore, at Lumber City. for
settlement JAMES L. LEONARD.
Clearfeld, Pa. July 81, lS57-3tp.
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PHILIpsBURG.-We reelected heretofore to
mention that our friend ]. f. Montgomery Esq,
presented us with very beautiful lithograph-
ed map of Philipsburg, Centre Co. Since the
building of the Tyrone & Cl. Railroad has been
commenced, the citizens of that town seem to
hare been inspired with new enterprise and
Yigor, and number of neat and excellent
Gated in the centre of the great Allegheny
Coal Field and the Lumber region of the Mo-
shannon valley. When the railroad is once
completed that far, it will be the eliminating
point for a large amount of trade, for several
years to come, at least. The coal business
that will then be done, will at all times give
employment to q great many laborers, and will
create good market for all kinds of produce
and provisions. Iron ore exists also in abun-
dance, and there is every facility in the neigh
borhood for the erection of rolling mills, man
ufactories, &c. The truth is, we know of few
places in Central Pennsylvania that arc posses
sed of n, ore advantages, and all that is requir-
cd to make it place of some moment is an
investment of sufficient amount of capital to
develope the latent mineral wealth with which
it is surrounded.
We would take this occasion to mention
that Mr.. Montgomery is offering for sale
number of building lots.
Oceoia, is the name of projected town
some four miles above Philipsburg, of which
we may have something to say hereafter.
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Arrival and Departure Of Mails ct Clearfeld.
ARRIVES.
Eastern, daily, Sundays excepted, at p M.
Western, 6. {" SPIN.
Smiths Mills, Saturdays, SPIN.
Sinnamahoning, ,Wednesd. s. Saturd. Pm.
Karthaus, Saturdays, 6P.M.
Kylertown, Mondays Thursdays, II NJ.
DEPART.
Eastern, daily, Sundays excepted, at 4 AN.
Western, &C &c is AN.
Smiths Mills, Fridays, AN.
Sinnamahoning, Tuesdays& Fridays, AN.
Karthaus, Thursdays, 8 AN.
Kylcrtown, Mondays & Thursdays Pm.
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" o L X L l. Z T H.
TAKE CARE OF THEM, UyfNo
DIR. 4. NJ. HILLS, desires to announce TO hi,
friends and patrons that he is now deyoting all Of
his time to operations in Dentistry. Those desir-
ing his services will find him at his Office adjoining
his residence, at nearly all times, and always on
Fridays and Saturdays, unless notified otherwise
in the town papers the week before
B. All work warranted to be satisfactory.
Clearfeld, Pa, July 22, 1851.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Letters
IA of Administration the Estate of John Sho-
Pa, deceased, having been granted to the UNDER
signed all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will present them.
properly authenticated for settlement.
X. d. SlI0WALTER, Admir-.
July %, 1S57-6t Decatur Tp.
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IL SENATE. nf.arch 81. ls57.

In SENATE. Mxrcjl 81, 1857.
The resolution proposing amendments to the
Constitution of the Commonw ealth being under
consideration,
On the question,
ment2
The yeas and nays were taken agreeabIy to the
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THE JOURNAL.
CLEARFIELD, PA, AUG. II, 1857.

The WAR ON Hoors AND CRIsoLISE.-Eyer
since hoops and crinoline have become s'insti-
tutions" of this country, merciless war has
been waeed against the ladies on that score
MANY persons are constantly harping upon the
defects and exaggerations of the fashion, and
in default of wit of their own, retail the chance
shafts which some brighter intellect has shot
forth. or stoop to low and vulgar abuse. We
think this is wrong. We hold that ladies have
a perfect right to manage their own apparel,
and for ourselves, we want it understood that
see are in favor of hoops and crinoliue and cal
leo generally, and would not reduce the lati-
tude of the graceful contour single thread,
tho We would venture to hint the wish that
they would reduce the Longitude just little,
over SO little, so net to make street sweeps
out of their dresses.
Crinoiine, in our humble opinion, is one of
the most beneficial inventions of this inven-
tive age, and hoops ssis'' likewise, and we have
no doubt the women of the present generation
have already reapei immense advantage from
their use. 1t is not now necessary for lady
10 carry the half of country dry goods store
on her person in order to give her a respecta-
ten or dozen of the skirts she was wont to
wear, be airy, and feel particularly comforta-
Bile in hot weather. We believe if the ladies
will stand by the light crinoine, the genera
ton yet to come will be healthier and strong
er, consumption and kindred diseases will be
fewer, Eature be unrestrained, and life will be
longer.
Our advice then to the ladies is, Don't give
up your hoops. Never mind what Anticipated,
rUosterly polite, self-conceited, popinjay dan
dies and unapprecative gawks say. Let them
rave, and scold, and blather till they tired.
You have the right of the matter. Therefore,
to use common phrase, 'sspread" yourselves,
as much as you please, don't concede solita-
~ inch Of pavement room, and make such
male bipeds as don't like hoops, clear the
track. .Them's our sentiments"
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4
heard rather good one tbat occurred few
days since with one of the men working on the
new road from this place to Sinnemahoning.
He had gone a little distance from the other
workmen, when suddenly he came rushing
back in an affrighted state, saying that s.thcre
was o spainter' up the road" The party, arm
ed, VIC suppose, with picks, shovels. &C.. pro-
ceeded to the spot indicated, when, 10 the
.spainter" happened to be fine specimen Of
.sthat sauae old coon,'' who was leisurely strut
ting about, and the party took hearty laugh
at the expense of the ssskeered' individual,
who remarked, sbe ja5ers 1 thought it was a
painter because the tarnal critter had great
long tail.r
NKw AnRAxGEMExr.-For some time past
the mail arrangements from Clearfield west
have been miserable. The road is in bad con-
dition, and as the contractors put in low bids
they were unable to meet the requirements of
the department. Instead of re-ietting, the
department gave the carrying of the mail to
Msssrs. Poster & Williams, who were willing
70 take it at their bid, which We believe is a.
bout 50, 700. These gentIemcn contemplate
putting on 4-horse coaches, and as they have
the route from here to Tyrone, that will be an
additional inducement for them to keep reg
uiar couamepIeatien, and thereby attract travel
to the ron1. ne feel assured that the COM
munity sensesilx will be gratiied with the
new arrangements
SABnsrn. 2e1odn csEEsn nA1Iox.-W We are re-
quested to stste 1ast Ne Anniversary Cele-
<xF
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SEcREraRY's OFFICE,
Harrisburg, June %, 1897.

fysessiuI,,,a, S.
1 do certify that the above and foregoing Is a
true and correct copy of the Yeas" and Mays
taken ON the resolution proposing amendments to
the Constitution of the Commonwealth as the
same appears on the Journals of the two Houses of
the General Assembly of this Commonwealth for
the session of 1857.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Of
f.. 81 fee, this twenty-second day of June. one
thousand eight hundred and fffy-seven
a. G. CURTIN
Secystary OF Zee Commonwealth
july l. IS57-3m.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING-The

TEMPERANCE MEETING-The wash
Il instonians will hold then quarterly meet
ing, in the Court House, on ebay evening tbs
18th day of August at early candle light. twas
tice of singing Temperance songs be renewed.
which will be attended to. We kindly invite TIE
public to favor with their presence
q. PHILIP GULIGH. President
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Pennsylvania. IS
I do certify that tho above and foregoing is a
true and correct copy of the original '.kesolution
proposing amendments to the Constitution of the
with the vote in each branch of
the Legislature upon the final passage thereon, as
appears from the originals on file in this office
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
IL. ST. my hand and caused to be affixed the seal
of the Secretary IS Office, the day and year
above written.
A. G.. CURTIN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE-THE NEW york

clearfeld, Pa. July %, Is5.. Resis,sr.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
80


TNHE Great Central Route connecting ne Alan'l cue
L withE estern, Northwestern, and SLs
by continuous Railway direct. Tins roso $50 oosela
ct PittsbuTg with daily line OF Steamers % a PoIts 0
the Western Rivers aud at Cleveland and SsuousAy WIFE
Steamers to all ports on the NortnEsssg5ru LAes LHiu
the most direct oks4pest eAa reSsloe tyaS " II7lC1
Rats, between Philadelphia and Pittsburg;
FIRST CLASS Boots specs Gsy SO0oS zoe per I00B
gECSND CIASS-BOoks and Stationery, }
iTT Goods Cin bales,) Hardware, Lea Use per loon
THIRD CLlASS.-ARvils, Begging, Bacon, es, nnr.
ard Pork I'm bulk Hemp, dc....... WV ~ Nv
FOUETd CLhS3.-Csfee, Fish, Bacon, *, 49, = o,+,
sld Pork fpncked,) Lard and LsTd Oil, 80 p1' '0VN
Fl1Ur-sI per bbi. until further notice.
glr.in-50 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
Coton-s2 per bale moi exceeding 500 lbs. weight until
further notice.
~ IN shipping Goods from any point East Of Ph1a
dephis be particular TO marx package Bg PHILADELPHIA
RHs7o79" All Goods consigned 10 the Agents Of this
Read Phjladephia Pittsh1rg will be forwarded with
out detention.
FEEIsHT AsEN-s. Harris, WOrmley& Co.. Memphis,
Tennessee r. Z. Sass Co, St Louis; j. s: Mitchell
Son, Evansville Indiana; Dumesni Bell and MurdOok, and
Carter JeWett Louisville, kY,; r q. Me!drUm, Madison,
Indiana; SpTgnan Brown, and Irwin Co, CINCINNATI
n. W. Graham Co, GAINESVILLE Ohio; Leeeh Co., No
"a Kby street Boston; Lesch Go. Astor House, New
York. No William street. aud No BatterG Place, New
YORK; Ed. Snseder Philadelphia AagrsW Rooms Bal
tim0T6; Geo, Frsnciscus, PittsbUrg.
H. i. HOUSTON, General EFsjgbt Ag6at Phi5d.
Il. j. LOdBAERT, Sgp't, Aao0Ea, I'as
iaul '5T-
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INFLAMMATION Ia nONamMnTION.

DRONCHITIS. LARYNCITIs. aad othsr diseases ol the
MEDICATED VAPORs AND PowDEEs, by Absorption
and Constitutional treatment, prac.ced at the ~SuvvC-
Medical HstU;e,1 New York city. Disease Of the
Heat Liver Female Complaints, d. sPepsla V5neTss Asc
ous, and CbrOuc Diseases generally, VIII receive the
t"n Of the PHYSICIANS 10 whom such may have been ese-
Cialy entrusted.
The unprecedented success which has attended this me.
thOd OF treating diseases ofhe L8ugs and Throat iB
duCed depart from usual c'u-se, and aya -5
Of the Press, in order 70 bring % tie kHOa ara
may be labofug undo pred sPCget 10 such aBccuons
The dawn Of brighter day has length the
CousUmpIys. The doctrine Of the incuraby Of COHsumP
in possession t1st CosPt0H al stages Be
cured in the first by tuercuar absorption H the second.
ooncreuons tho third BY ccaHce= scars Those we'd
ded to the past assert that even nov Consumption IS
incarabe suca are behind Zoe age 10 a nis great truth
mussbe apparent viz that medicines inhaled 10 the form Of
VupoT or POWDER directly ino the uug must be much more
enectua than that taken into the 81 ac where the disease
The advantage Of Inhalation Consumption ana Throat
Diseases 49, maj medicine IN me form ~ FAP0f ana applied
directly the Lungs disease exists; stomach
thus eI Tree AID IN restoring, by administering Is
healthy, giving tod lherels no case so hopeless that
Inhalation Will not reach The means, TOO, brought
within reach OF all the manneoi administering The
home, where the hand friendship and a1Ctiou lends
much 90 aid the physiCIan's efforts.
The Inhaing method soothing, sef5 and speedy, and
consists The administration Of medicines IA such
vapor produce their action Of The cssase
practical success IS destined TO rvUtonzs the mediea
world and establish the entire durability Of Consumption,
/ earnestly appeal 70 the common sense Of all afflicted
with lung diseases embrace the advantage ouhH-
stomach. claim for Inhalation place among priceless
gifts and art hath given u.s. ta,s may
long in the land,' ana the only
ARK OF REFUGE FOR THE CONEyMPTIVE-
method not only rational, but simple, and e1oacious.
Of The profession that have adopted IHhaatrn
found eieacous in the highest degree a4ng tho pro-
grszs Of the disease, and WORKING wCrders i1 many dcpor
ale cases, in verify tTigmph OfOuT Ar tins fen
rover Of our species
NoTE-Physaians wishing 20 make Themselves acquainted
with this practice informed that time being valuable
only reply Ingredients used such letters
that contain alec. The fee in all of Pulmonary alec
TONS will be $40, receipt OF which, she necessary medi-
zines and Instruments viii be forwarded fee a
cases, will be from s. 10 no..
Applicants will state age, occupation married sin
gle, bow loTg affected IL any hereditary diseases exists u
the family, aud symptoms generally Let the name
and Stale, be plainly written. Postage for answers
enclosed Letters when registered 10y the Postmaster
arc q our risk. All letters must be addressed,
WALLACE TEETOUN,
Cct25-6m s. n. institute. n. Y. City.
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= g Pafent Inc Kin.

This Kiln viii burn bushels Of Lime Stone, (which h
good equal 1000 bushels Of Stacked Lmel
hours cords Uf wood, and B perpetual IN lis
operLOuhs Lime being drawn from The base once ia three
10 xix hours and repleuisf ed tho top 81 ne cupalo
This or Luary every ca1Hcy Of the Kiln
has been buudaulv demonstrated by already 10 opera
5n 10 also makes boiler Lime than that burned
thu ordinary WY, STOVE Bling
Arv number Of reliable cerncatrs th8 oapaoy Of tho
Kiln and any osher formation u Be- will be
furnished any one applying b. letter hore % the sub
scr5-r Who IS gent the sale Of rights putting %
KfIus IN the state Of Tennessee. J. A. EICHA RDs0N
Iau2g-c0lW3ui- Mc}iinuville, Tenn.
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4avergne
Steam Mills for Sale.

THE undersigned wishing 10 devote bis tine biz
FaTn Oilers This valuable property Tor sale, upon very
favorable terms
There Is saw and three Of runRers % complete
working order everything cOnrved 90 gs best p0ss5I5
manner for convenience
In point Of locality Is unsurpassed being within 20 yards
OF the Haroad, IS miles from Nashville. and Ia Of TIE
sections IN Middle Tennessee AIRY person wishing
% buy respectfully invited 10 call and examine.
viii alsO sell my Residence with re Mills % desired,
witch and desirable properly. have asP iuo OF
isTai075, JNo. HILL.