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pRIORESS REATEN

We GrL 10 the London News of the l2,h inst. the
following suhu,a.y of the rnce for the Sussex county
Cup, at Lswes. Oh the preceding day, from which II
appears that five horses ran, and :hat the Americas,
mare Prioress came in fourth. Here is The summa
ry:
The Sussex County Cup, valued at two husdred
sovereigns. by subscription of ten sovrr.igns cnch
with litry added year ud. st h.; do. do. X 81
II 10 do. do. 9st. h.; do do, and aged at.
H. Goodwood Cup condI,ions Two miles lG subs
Mr. J. 5. Douglass Tournament, by Toucbstone,
sy.s:: s;, b. b ISordhsml - ,l..
Mr.. Howards Chevaer d'Iudustrie, 3 yrs, At.
+ ID ID. Hugh.s,). OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mr.. X. Ten Broeck Priores., 4 yrs ! st. & 10,
tCharlton,l.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr. Parker's Alice, yrs. 7st. il 10. tAdsm:,l .
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FOREIGN MARKErS-TnE TELEGRAPH
CARRIE

HALIFAX, Aug. %, p. M.-Let.ers dated Liver
pool. Saturday. report sGhs of cotton ~ the hmnu
Of SDOD bales. the market closing firm. Uni,ec
S.atea stock on hand was I7O,O0G bales. Flour hac
advanced 81. Pork Was dull end Bacon active
Lard had advanced TO H. and thu drrnan,i vas b..
tive. Trade at Manchester WAS brisk Yarns higher
1t WAS generally corc.d-d that nothing further
would be- done in laying the Atlantic Telegraph cable
this year.
The announcement of ,hs unfortunate accident 10
hs cabl. Of the Atlantic telegraph, areasd CREST e1
element and sincere r-gret in London and Liver
pool and throughout England generally. 4 fall in
the shares Of the company is anticipated.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIXGToS, August III Lieut.. Gen. Scott has
arrived here in obedience to the telegrsphc dispatch
sent him. and to day ia in uton with the Sscre
tary of War in reference to the military movements
in Kansas and Utah.
The Secretary Of the Navy has appointed as the
board to examine and report on the models submitted
by the bidders for the contract to construct the
screw propeller OPP of war Com. Stewart and Capt
Pendergrast; Commander Hsrstein, Naval Con
structors Grice Lsnthall and Hart, and Chief Eng
neers Gay, Archibold and Sewel
Information having been received from the specia
agent Of the Indian Bureau that the annues due The
Sioux Indians 10 Minnesota can now be properly paid
Instructions to that purpose have been dispatched by
the acting Commissioner Of Indian affairs.
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BALTIMORE MARKET. Arc. .

So 81 -; Ohio supG. s6 rs extra do So ii - City
Mil. super So extra do 81 75a7 - Rye nlur 81 rs
Corn mcn - Is -. Wheat. white VI ~ 81; red
81 :0n a. Corn, white - - cts; yellow IS e, Cts
Whsk-y a7a21! cts.
There inquiry for Coffee TO LAY. and note
tho rrsarr" several Western merchants the nIkr.
Sn q Of 40; bags good frir Rio III ccas and 800
bscs good do. pr.vn:c Holder. of C"r show
no .prsipn .prss saics. We quote tai. g0ud Ri
Cocc ut IA cent? qsi Java d. lG.al7 cts h. The
stock OF all descriptions Of Coa"e today /. es!HeI AT
a. 600 bHus
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NEW YORK MARKET. ,rcusr "a.


Cotton ia firm; sales OF 2uo nss Flour is hcnvy; snrs
of 500 barrels state 81 e., f ~ Ohio In. advanced five
cs; sales at 81, Southern 81 3nY6 Is Wheat heavy
sacs of 80 900 bushels: red 81 i2 Corn il frm ssl"
o. QUO bishr, mixed s5i cs: white - Provisions
40 srady Mess pork So -. Chicago rcpackrd Beet
sl7 ~ Lnr1 il dull at L.! c:s Whi'kry is heavy Ohio
Isl cts cdlre Is hcAgys: decline Of lay. shles q 0O
bags Al nucnr Rio lC,al2: Of sugar
is hrnvy ut decline OF .s!. Spirits urpcnnc is heavy
a, l. cts RoSin Is dn al 81 ~ Rice s quiet II, jaj!
F;prits lrmcr
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Apparent time, 9days Is hours.
Deduct difference Of longitude, 9
Time of passage, days hours.
Making the passage equal to days hour to I.iv.
erpool.
The Persias reported beat passage IL days hour
and 30 minutes. The New York papers agree in pro-
nouucing this passage Of the Vanderbilt as the quick
est on record.-l Washington Union.
We have not the pleasure of personal acquain,
tance with Capt. Higgins, but we have heard high
praises Of bis seamanship, al we'll as hs agreeable
and elegant manners. lie is a native of Norfolk,
and once in the Navy, bat resigned his post and
became Captain of the Hermann. He was subse.
quently rendered the command Of the noble vessel,
mentioned above And as Virginiau, we are proud
to chronicle his continued. brilliant success.
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LITERARY PAPER IN PETERSBURG.

tits rumored We learn. in literary circles that the
establishment of journal devoted to literature, is
contemplated in Petersburg: and that the edltorship
will be rendered to James Barron Hope, Eaq' Inc
enterprise is highly commendabls and it is to be
hoped it will be carried into effect. The South ssad
" in need of literary newspapers; and there can be
but little doubt, that one well conducted and publish
ed in Petersburg, would prove emnently successful
There s We believe, at present, very earnest dspo
stou on the part of the Southern people to foster
literature of their own 10 preference to the perlod
calls and papers Of the North.
The reputation Of Mr.. Hope. az gentlemen OF re-
Mus, taste and accomplishments, would at once III
vest the enterprise with that interest," which attaches
to the admiration Of his brilliant poetica productions
throughout the South. And the city of Petersburg ii
an excellent location for such journal. Should tht
paper be established, are inclined to think wouie
prove as profitable to it's proprietors, as under Inc
conduct of James Barron Hope, it would be enter
n
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.

BILTIM0RE, Aug. 27.-The st0aEer 81. Nicholas.
with number of oxGursionists Tor Annapolis, came
in collision with vessel IN tow Of another Steamer,
in the Bay yesterday. The st. Nichoal was 30 much
damaged as 10 be compelled to nm ashore t" prevent
her from sinking. All the passengers were saved.
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QUICKEST PASSAGE ON RECORD.

Subioined is an extract from the 10y of tbs United
States steamship Vanderbilt, Z. Higgns command.
off from dock at New York at 1920. p. IN. Passed
S.ndy Hook, 90; discharged pilot, 23O, August /,
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OFFICIAL,

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
j. Is. Danforih jr., of Illinois purser in hs navy,
vice John y. Dobbin, resigned
Charles Z. Sinclair, Of Virginia associate juace for
the United States court fer the Territory OF Ctahvic
Stiles, removed.
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TRIAI .coI-u RoRISSOs

TRIAD OF "GOV." ROBINSON.
The trial OF Gov" Robinson, at Lawrence. Kan
sss for usurpalion OF office was concluded on the 18th
inst, and The case was given to the jury, who several
hours later bad not agreed upon verdict. The pen
atty, if convicted, is fine Of not over $500 aud one
year in jail.
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Rcrvc.-The rnarkr. opened huGynnt. Sales oi 9. 800
head ut advance Of a.. Prices 81 l2 20 Tor prrni
um. Th. market generally closed dull Shrrp-Msrkct
d-prrs.cl-l 900 head offered. Prices slightly "wer -
Swine-Markrt nrm. Sales OF 5000 head At g 80 g.
Hogs me kcnIcr
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;act presented report relative to "tema!s G'uUs
,on," which was received. ,ho
motion 10 adjourn till O'Clock, was carried in 'n'
Affirmative lo,;,.sr ,ecture
-, EJncation in Prussia and other European couh'
tries. rr,.,i., morning al
the uiual hour.
S,sprc1rp KIpS ,rPER ARREsTFD.-A man haineu
O.,rsld Wright having in his Possession neg
! w,u,nn calling herself Evelns MILF, was arrested
by the police, "n Tuesday night ON ih."rna' "nr
r,;.hsd by gentleman who suspected the pr snher
mas .ndeavoring to run OF h slave The Disph'ch
ates that Wright made m attempt to sell inc woman.
Uo at first said she was his slave, and when iuftne
questioned, denied That she was. She alleged .ha.
he WAS free and had sent for her register, uut lhat
| il had not come 10 hand. The woman came from
North Carolina. and the prisoner said that he was on
his way 10 Buckingham Court House. where ne ior.
| merly lived. Wright was arrested ON the natn OIL
MIR Wm. S. Dupree. charged with bringing the wo.
mau in'o the State, contrary to law. In the hope oil
a,ce aiming mnre in regard TO the matter, the accused
WAS sent TO prison, until the I'd day OF September
when he will brought up for another examination
The woman, Mills sent TO Jail for coming into Ire
Sat. from North Carolina. contrary TO law.
ELFcrIoH OF MAJoR.-The Young Guard Bat
TALON held citing, "Wednesday evening last, for
the purpose of electing Mnnr aud the transaction
of other important bushes. Mr. John Ii. Richardson
| being put in nomination, unanimously elected
Major of the Battalion. We bavs been informed
that il is tn. intention of the members Of the Young
Guard TO keep up their organization, az they expect
to obtain a commission by the Goth of September.
| FIRE AT JoRDos's SPRINGS On TuesdRY night
last the barn aud stables of Branch Jordan near Jor
dan Springs Frederick CO., consumed by fire.
about $SDO worth of wool was consumed. Total !oss,
$l7O0.
COMING Dows.-Specualion seems to have run at
present pretty near the length in the commodities
which constitute the necessaries of life. At Phlladel-
pbia ON Monday beef cattle declined 30 cents On The
100 lbs, and flour - cents per barrel. In Richmoud
-four declined 50 cts per barrel, on Monday.
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BALTIMORE, AUG. 2S.-Flour is Dropping How
ard street has declined - cts Ohio aud City Mills AT
unchanged. Wheat il lower sales of red ~ ! ~ Il
! 80, white 25 to H. Corn ia lower; white - Il
81, yellow 81 TO ~ Gle.
NEW YORK, August 2S.-Flour is depressed
and has declined 5 10 Is cents. Sales Of State
brands at $GaG!; Ohio 81 ST. Southern :. 80" 10
Wheat haI advanced 4Gies of white at II red ~
Corn is dull and nominal. Stocks sre lrinei.
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SPECIAL NOTiCE--MS cG.tGn6rs Bfd friends III
- still find me ut my old s,an 1; hut in tho To1m
where have moved few dAys. until my .tore 10
completed. AN now selling great bargains.
WIZ. IRA SMITH,
Aug "a ia, Main street.
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NEW ORLEANS MaRRrT Arc

NEW UNI'FhNo MhNNEI' ~" 81
Coton-Salcs to-day Of 300 bales and the mn kr. firm
The stock o. hand 10 900 bales Receipts here thus ar
less than Last year 81 O0 haes All all Southern ports
-. COO bacs Tie receipts OF cotton tEis year
II bales against $500 year. AID 10 00o Gas the yenr
before The other markets are generally wiho. any,
clLnrc
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re- CITIZENS OF CAROLINE. Permit me,
- 80 through this medium ID make know To You the
fact that shalt br candidate Tor the p ot
your male By the election OF r. H. Cole
thc bench.
"a b will plense accept of my thanks for thu hsrerus
term, which he ht- III recommend me Tor liz"
lice But IN, re arr reasons which induce not to nc.
! r,ss their preferences n l!"y may think bot
Respectfully WM I CHANDLER.
Aug 9--cl,
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THE ELECTION in MISSOURI.

The general i rot universal impression now is
that Col. Stewart TIE Dep.o0rctic candidate for
Governor of Missouri, is elected by very ssli ma
ioriy. The st. Louis Republican Of the @3d instant
SAYS;
we did hope tina: returns from the whole State
would have been received in an oiciai iqrn 1ticre
h. tine AZ To settle definitely the election Of gov
error but in this we have been disappointed. The
only county heard from officially yesterday was
Adsir, which gave Stewart 223 majority, being three
less than was assigned 10 him in our table, and
Thirty seven more than the Democrat would Gonccde
to iin. Greene, as is elsewhere explained, reduces
RoIius' vote in that county twenty-five, making
Stewards present majority twenty four. N'dawny,
Peniscot. and 2ulask are yet 10 be heard from ot!i
i;.iiy, ,.I " i~ l. --i-i. -J Lipl.y hlRnk IN
Gps. We have heard Of reported lHyori,es IN each
OF rhess lao copGtvl, but We have not been able to
saisy ourselves of their forfee!9ess. IT will be
tim. enough TO give them V;en they coa,s 10 al OH.
ciAI form.
With the data now before them. and knowledge
Of the counties yet to be heard FROM every one can
form opinion "a to the result. Our conviction is
ha; s6-s!t ia elected; but il will be time enough "a
tod-clare il Tisn Il! the returns are received at the
offcs of the Secretary Oi 81, t., ;"
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REMOVAL, or THE FREE NEGROES.

REMOVAL OF THE FREE NEGROES.
We publish to day the last of an exceedingly able
and well written series Of communications, above
the signature OF collin" They have discussed the
important question Of the removal Of the free negroes
from Virginia with great power, and have attracted
the attention Of the press and the people of this and
of other States having like ourselves debased
and vicious free black population.
The writer is a gentleman of fine education and
great PROMISE and rejoice that men of his talents
and position have directed their attention to question
which demands the earliest attention of the eglsla-
tura.
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TIE MONEY PANIC IN NEW YORK.

CORES pOnqence OF the National lntrlllgehcrr
NEw fURR, Aug. 25-P. NJ
The failure of the Ohio Life aud Trasi Company has
had an injurious effect the stock Market an! other
failures have created senaGOn. The truth is stock
gambling has become one OF the prominent vices o
the imea, and reform must be brought about 10y 81
we're suffering, IA well upon the innocent and conf
ding as upon the adventurous portion Of The commu
nifty
The journal CT Commerce, in desoanng upon the
above failure cautions The Fabiic against yielding to
the eject Of a sudden penic, AID says
Speculation has carried prices above their aver
age value, and by n natural swing of the pendulum
they have 10 many cases been brought again very
low many OF them doubtless for below their proper
equilibrium. We have no idea that t::ars veil be m
eclipse because the cashier of the Ohio .fs and
Trust Company has carried thar company beyond ii-
deDth or that business in New York will come To u
dead stand in consequence. Let us NIL take o long
breath; there il nobody chasing us and what took
for an enemy is nothing s;er all, but our own sha-
GGwa."
now exists il not ia l.js best established circles Of
trade but almost entirely III l:s more speculative
brsucIrs and these will continue 10 loci /. growing
sriprenCy until the annual financial tide reaches ill.,
ebb which is generally within fortnight of New
Years day, before or after. Our banking system is
great conservative element in this emergency and if
it's administration will be dspreet, the failure of the
Ohio Life and Trust Company may resuit in public
benefit. Indeed, 1t can only be converted into pub
injury ny llie Ol possession, ny Tue
sacrifices tbst attend state of anarchy and panic"
The Ensncis! panic ocoasionsd by the Suspension Of
the Ohio Trust Company was increased by the al
nouucement ofthe suspension ofthe houses Of DeLau
nay, Iselln g. Clarke, Jno. Thompson and + ). Non.
roe bankers and stock brokers and the reported failure
of a Hartford bank rhe Rhode Island Central Bank
of East Greenwich; the Tivertsn Bank of Rhode
Island; the Farmers Bank OF Wexford; the Warren
Bank of Pennsylvania; the Bank OF Kanawha, Vr-
gnia, AID t:a Hancock Bank of Maine. II ID expect
the West.
TIE Cincinnati Gazette, OF Tuesday, says the an.
nouncement OF the suspension ui tho H,w York
branch Of the Ohio Lite Insurance and Trust Com
uany fell upon the cltizens Of Cincinnati like clap
Of thunder in clear sky. The company. it says,
lad been regarded as among the safest and most
substantsl banking institutions in tue country. LIS
business in Cincinnati had been carefully managed
and yielded lair profit. On the fourth Of July
semi. annunl cash dividend declared of four and
a.haf per cent.
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nATENTED By T.. GI.IsER, ls5.
i and ~. Made in iIHeerstown
Nd, aud Mnr.insburc Va.
The utility and various advsnts
yes nj thi. Machine are summed W
he lDllows:
LIT It thoroughly separates the
grain. and conveys the straw from
- ~ ~ feet.
81 II will. under MI ordinary rir
cumstances, by any ordinary ana
reasonable infringement. 5as the
,..;u :I,ucurphiy Glran .nr uuurhct
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND Aug. y 1857.
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HIGH wArER THIS DAY Ar > o'CLO~W

ARRIVED,
Bark Mary Frances, Strickland New York. guano.
Schr Albert Pharn, Phadephia, coal.
Srl,r John Aumack. Pierce New York, guauo
Schr ID. 5. Miller, Philadelphia.
Srhr Macedonia, Hutton, Ens.ern Shore, oats
Sloop New Packet Gwnin-y, Smithti-ld. corn.
Propeller u. p. Sheu,telder, Booth Cisremont,
lumber.
Schr K. H. Moulton, McGreery, Calais, Maine, plas.
ter and laths.
Schr Jas. A. Stewart, Stewart, IIavre de Grssse,
coal.
Schr E!ate, Facenire, Philadelphia, suano.
SAILED
Steamer Norfolk, Kelly, Philadelphia, mdse. and
passengers.
Schr Mary Ann Caroline, Henderson. via City
Point To load for New York
Schr Emma Jane, Phi lips, via Port WnlthaI coal,
Washington. ID E.
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EXCITEMENT AT HARTFORD, CONNECT

HARTFORD. CeSs Aug. 26.-The failure Of the
Ohio Life and Trust Company has caused intense ex-
element in this city. Over 100000 Of ito stock is
Led By oar citizens,
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AAACKRREL.-lO0 bbls No. 5 Maekerel now land
4A1 log, aud for Gale ~ BRl0GsoRD w.
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2 Editors of the Enquirer :

RICHMOND, VA, August ~ lo3I.
Gentlemen--I see. by The Enquirer of this morning,
that it contains the incorrect report synopsis.
of my remarks, which was published in THE South"
yesterday morning. and which yesterday corrected;
but IA my note appears not until this morning pre-
sune the Enquirer knew not Of the correction. l as
crrtsned yesterday, that the report for all the
city papers, made by the same person, that the
apparent agreement of the papers in what said is
easily explained Their reports are the came, because
but copies from the same original. Will you please
publish this note and cay that WILL at my earliest
convenience. publsh my remarks. as they we're in
substance made7 Respectfully,
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Louisa county, Aug 2--ciw
DURNETTS SUPERIOR EXTRACTS OF
ID LEMON, Orange, Rose. EnnillS, &c. tor htvnrIns
Cu.tardi Pies Blanc Mango lee Creams, Jclrs, SaucrS,
Soups; Gisr;es, &c. for sale By
DUYAL s. MORTON,
anr2s Druggists g. G.! er Its, ror. Main 4 IOth ss
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In our issue Of yesterday, we transferred from the
Dispatch of the day before, an account of the pro-
ceedings of the Educational Convention, Tuesday
in which there was an error in relation TO the re-
marks of Gov. Wise on the occasion, which ID tx
planned in the following letter from his Exellency.-
The same mstake, it will be observed, occurred in
all the city papers, because all published the same re-
psrt of the proceedings:
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r@TO TIRE VOTERS or CAROLEE
~ COUNTY We are authorized to announce
RANDOLPH PEYTON Esq !, ns Candian,e tor the office
OF Commemorative Attorney for the county OF Caroline
made vacant b. the election Of Richard II Coleman, EGG
70 the jpisahip lug i.-.cti,hser
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Illn-Ml

the appropriate schools and the income Ofthe Litera
ry Fund ought to be applied according to the respec
tive grades of instruction.
6. The primary ana free Schools ought to be caa
sif.d into Infant Schools" 70: the ages between
and II, and into High Schools for ts ages between
IL and l6; and the minimum number OF paf: over
and undsr ~ for which provision ought TO be made
being l2OODO there ought TO be at least ilO "nfant
Schools; and the minimum number Of pupils over IL
aud under I6 for which provision ought to be made
being about 36,OOa. thsre ought to be at least 800
"High Schools" Aud the proportion OF income OF
Literary Fund which ought to be appropriated to In
FAINT Schools
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This to certify, that Mr. Gci,er, Sell Rrguhiin, Gram
S.p"rHto which has just finished hr shirg ps
When, Is, In opinion. fully de- CRYING Of whit our
nGehbOis -a'c in the above certificates We gard Il
great lnhar saving invention, aud in harmony will! liz;
great Announcement OF sc"nc" Indeed it suTpases any
thing the kind have spcE and 90 far II, wa
know at pr"sent, We wish TO pa;ron!zc none other
4 l.. STORM.
III u. TAYLOR,
Aug l.. isJ7 JOHN n DAVIS
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August !, ltJj.

THE noted Machine hns also I'd cranod NY
crop un pleased -ry ,hn, II did my worn rrnliI
ably we'll. ard Incc the grain hns been in good hrrsng
order, have inund Il 10 do WORK much than I'D
anticipated We started one morning ynclOck nud IN
the v'niGr we hhd IN bags go bushes wn"a well
cleared md also, upon one occasion, hr-.hed ard
cleaned - bushels In 30 minutes, and then DID
n,t nirf IT having done i:s b"st Although have paid
high Oi! tor in. Machine, have had my CROP ,re,hrd
gad ceancd much cheaper than have had 1t done
/. 'iUtr.
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AbOLrH Dill.
August |, Isl JORDAN TlLLER, Ovrrsc-r

This will testify that we. the IN lrrs gaze" have called
II aud rsHnc the above described nchnr md
hMs. t nnd, have csIancy ia sayin. that il 4,
:ieSt lH.oi AID sfG.n sHyn. machine S: that crirn
" l. thr .ui and profitable Gnri IT,. arn.s.
thai has come u:dCr oLservsDE and W. hHvu
every 10 h-,eIs hH- thes"i and cluanri
uf h" above crops uudor the circum
that Its rrnl merits have slrrady been iiry rste
and proved, md from Whit have nsrrrtnnel il has
respect 'i:cd 10 coupe MP TO whit it hrs been repre-
serted by the Inventor GARLAND IIiSES
g
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Au. l.. !sJ7

TIL" abnv" described Machine has now also i'm sb ID
tarcshihg Hnd cleaning my crop, HGd has done th.
work To- my inll ,hfi.ihct0n. AMI hgT."ably
represented To- do My cruin whs we'll cleaned. which
Delivered Ia market st ~ 1t passed through tho machine
whrr. il ron"uhcei thoroughly cleaned
hnd the Plus Marlin" To tftnlI and clean my
oral occL-uns. h ch hnv. .uuid II ia. ter I...
chino. under ior.be circumstances, but spo. AZ
RACED seGso., under Nil circumstances and in strange
hands believe the above Mschis viii do more .,ora
aud will do it wh much less labor and horse power NH
from in" i"ct 'nat Il j, simple in nachinfy
have found II muc! reliable anil less tedious
nsO, ihrn any machine oil the class have ever s.en All
persons 80 rn-iy hrms.lyes will do we'll call where
they Hr- IN operation, and witness their progress.
Aug. 10. lr".. X II. S1Yi.I..