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virginia Land once,

-". ha''." " .s' . aa3 Richmond October 10, 1857
TIN conformity with the code of Virginia of lS49,
page 49I do hereby make known all whom
appears certificate the cscheator Of the county
ax 18th October 1857 and this received
into inquest held the Goth day q september
1857 land
the county the Birch creek charged the
land book John ghtower that the said John
Hshtowe county and has been heard
from and that the said tract OF thirty four
s Che Commonwealth tt41af 4. -.LlL ara
S. II. PARKER, H
Oct 2a-lawew ssi8 5sg gs8 f3 Register Land Once
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Improve Your Eyes.

SSTRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris Opt
~ can woOIEN who has ARRIVED from Europe with his
manufacture Of good othos Of the atest i'm
proved specaces and eye glasses which are the ~ |
PERsCOPIC CoNCAvE AND CONVEX THE DOUBLE FOCUS AND
DOUBLE POLISHED BRAZILIAN PEERLESS, CRYSTALS ETC,
which improve affected with weakness
aract or tending to also SHORT sIGHTEDNFss Hl
compelled glasses those them
be suited 1rst sight Those wonderful 50 So na
DOUBLE POLISHED VENEZUELAN CRYSTAL ROCK
the highest the Worlds Fair
rs through their producing arnes and easness Of vision here
unknown other improvements, aa. E#..
all styles Of and magnyng glasses conpasses
his of Eighth and
eighth No 4sl between street and
Tenn avenue. 'as.a' set " M...# a1 sa 1 2 .
reasonable the at his establishment In Europe
21-diy .. "e.t.f s .rra 10"
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washington Aqusduet.

y 'iAa m oss'ds o. man w.sa.ssoa Ass.gg1 =,
IL as. 49, titl siIla Washington March y, 1851,
DR0POSAIS are invited for materials and work
III the Washington Aquednct i N.' w q '.'.i
Proposals received 7 Nay viii be opened at noon o that
NAYS probes and specifications Of s materials and work
let win ready Cor exAnaioa al this once and ass the 2o
fhs work 10 be masonry bridges
eanent ofrsseryors iron
nced wh the ~ inch o ma gate houses bricks sand
particular materials rsisrenee made 70 the
A. Span apcrdn q The line the e are NOT e, by the
United saee delay In eomnsnens The work
thereon but for such unAyabe delays due allowance win be made
completion a-l.''a-af- ts-iN tA4 9su4a r.
Portions only oompleisd
appropriations Congress- The engineer the
prescribe the Of WORK be doae and rate
p NOT holding GU, sueen,y 70 decide when
shall be stopped until nss become available, ai5g sF
In Of The entire stopage Of particular work o want Of
funds the reserved cent viii be paid IN the judgment Of
the engineer properly Ear has
Payments viii specie upon
will be condition OF all the shall
paid their full monthly and specie. a l5It
All bids should be scaled and endorsed Proposals. for work
terials on Washngt Aqneduct :"
Tue States the right aths bids
should they deemed and make such
be considered most conducive to the Of the
work. Hab 2. -llisi-tty q 'as n'-fsH q ~ a1ll4t
Every guarantee by
responsible the that he they under
obligation, within ten days. with good and sufficient
securities for the completion OF the work undertaken said
accompanied tho certificate Of tho United district
Judge United States district attorney agent cer Of
tho general Engineer
Of that the guaranors able make good their
guarantee AZ E Ia. ta. t4I llLf ..L tstt .ys.44 A d
be present. t ~. -'st " sa l4 - NJ @ MElGs, eass
Isls.. a4 efrs s.slfte, Capt. q Engineers In charge
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NEW GALLERY OF ART,
No sos Pensyirania Avrae,

4rg tff (over paviss ssore.) u. 3 Sd 5ltH
rTyHE subscriber, induced by his success in Phila-
delpb and the orders no receives from This section
ductn Of AMBROrYpEs DAGUERREOTYPEs and PH0ToGRAPs
Washington and the public an opportunity
procuring work in New York or Paris.
and Photographic finished
crnyon coos by distinguished Psran
expressly for this establishment iaas -
wishing have dsGaeIreopcs en-
srrcd with description Of person and
thcm accurately copied returned BY
All and examination specimens Ia
solicited I'D 81
j. r McCFTs, Photographer,
30s Pennsylvania avenue,
see Chestnut Philadelphia
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reg Fashionable Dry Goods in New York. adl
A N immense assortment Of seasonable fabrics con-
IA santIy on hand also fun and sii a1| f 3Evtg h
.s5l Es ATTRACTIVE STOCK CARPETNGs,,i faI vg
OoOhs mangs rugs, mats materials, lace curtains gill
T.. 49,. ~, cornces, window shades, &c, &c, sc, ,, ~,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES 's ''
af"" q" E" 1853 256r 257, $50 and 2o1 Grand street,
May 2e-lyu n haa.y and AZ and 40 Catharine street
#r a.na" hH4 Matthew Hale Smith, .f -ual
.+a. b" 'a0'4s oouNsELL0R Law, saEs ,saasf atna.
'@' Rooms % "a No is Wall street, NepO York 42saap
Aug l5-tft '5 - '~'@."s gas " .'"'s1a 70"
asa4.ng. Cyrus w. Field q Co, .s.., r-...
,s, WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS
No IL clG sired, NesO FORK '" l' 81
INVITE the attention Of dealers and consumers to
their large stock Of printing wiring wrspIns and a oner
paper which they offer for sale the lowest market
Nay 49, Nd L--lLGzL --l -A-4-- 4.--,-
aaag Ben. a. e. A. whitlock d. Co., lt 1as.
Beekman Street corner of Nassau opposite the Astor
rI5 I'd .iJ,6 fa8oa.E House, a15ass #rs q fa
pRopRIEToRs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE, CRE,aANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants from otard DIy Co. ans nas
ps,ors he Celebrated Sranss favor
Oognac, viz n ra3 , a.a.... 4 ots Biz So. fsta. ..u
@ '' Liquor champs dor Nfa'f 81" 'f'a'
. Superior vineyard, vieuI cognao 4 & }..... ..
f. -sl.H sA53 W Y AiTo- lh"7 pH .....'..E .l9
hAoi Ss Ra apR0I HeIsnSs H. dds tI -4 @ ~
And Ssnds Of sherry MADEIRA and Port wines &c
Aos porters and cigars direct from shippers hs'a'a "
% 90 Ea1ag3lH3 CHAMPAGNE CRE,lANT. h a.E3 at sg
M3E A. W. Co. are exclusive Of this wine and
in receipt Of Sy regular & sna Ss s
viii superior decacy of flavor and quality to any wine
present imported Egay 60 ...,rr.n...<, .
B Raasi A. S Whitoef,
driver oSer " u i poSss E0rhh'1 So y 49,
Henry Cammeyer.
May 26-1y* H1H.
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A CARD.--Familes that have any articles of cast
IA on apparel for girls boys and art
bedding give the respectfully solicited to
convenient Mrs wardes Of oath and
either Of the undersigned who
appointed by the Sunday school THE Young Mems Chris
supply the
children OF that neghborhood with suitable clothing
..gs4 Miss JULIA W PARIS, 1913 street,
....-. ~ ~. ~ 9Ayg between Goth and 21st
Miss ANNA VIRGINIA YOUNG, AIS sth street,
o. 90 AImah w 40 aMaNEIl.t @ 0e'Neen sa ala n
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NJ. SNYDER & SON,
Bankers.

NJ SNYDER SON, .,..s. .,a rl.... ..
.....y Bankers. " ..''"' '+
Bank No 1893 Pennsylcania aca,e National Hotel Baldngl
WASHINGTON CRY, D. c,
wv receive money on deposite, and pay checks
w collect bills the District Of
Virginia and remit proceeds at current rates
of exchange. ,.".s
We Of money depote aud pay
specie charge exchange
exchange, money and land
Bonds and stocks buy and sell on commission only
2-eod3n
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II AW PARTNERSHIP.-Samu Chiffon l& A. b.
Magruder Of Virginia. being associated in Partnership will
OF Washington the Court Of Claims and the
Supreme Of States 7SAHA'ls asH s- A +
Address Chiffon a MAGRUDER, Washington, D. c4ag grE
Oct 14-eo3m
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FoRM or GUARANTEE.

To Capt NJ c. Aeigs u s. Engineers. la-aa gf4 ,.a s .
We, the undersigned, residents Of + In the State OF -
hereby Jointly and severay with the United saes and
guaranty foregoing bid accepted that
they will within days after the Of the said bid
the with ands efficient sureties
furnish the articles In conformity tho Of the
under which made And the said
aforesaid guaranty make
good the difference between the offer by the said and the next
'"e'11' dsisned, 3D. .sasaai@EH 1u 5atl aF@h "a ABg
Bfl' gi4 "a. stIaFaa4frft E.s4 E..s ..f c. ID.
thereby knowledge and belief the
guarantors good and sufficient ' '' " f5
(Signed) TIA k@tt.ta4F Do l.r t vttg gg af II y.
Sep l-lawn 1.s.#s-. II. -ff.. s.l. -.r, g. ..
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u o. Nom Explosive ETHEREAL OH! ogI 4

.Tfa aai a4 Nom Explosive ETHEREAL Oil!09i
TIME frequent and heartrendng results from the
ethereal oil and other liquids illuminating
Of which affords all the advant
preparations without from explsionl
burns for longer period which facts will at all
times be by the subscriber who the agent for rs sale
Of Columbia He will soil tina ETHEREAL Oil
quantity the charged for fearful and dangerous and
naesake at the depot for Its sale In this city
+' '' Corner Of Eleventh street and street north
Oct 1s-oodsm 9sagia5 gF3d sTeh FIR STUFF Grocer
'@ e' "9 washington Branch Railroad. a0'A3
NJ sEFk4 s&a TITS Trains oloacs 3l82afa&bgd
LNR0M Washington at g. q. m, connecting at Relay
for the West and at Baltimore with those for hia
At s. Annapolis, BALTIMORE Philadelphia, and New
York gag " a''" ~ 1850 -" $3.50 !''f -.'A-L7ff I
o. ms for Baltimore and Norfok and at Relay with Freder
train
Express al 40 p M at Relay West, Annapolis
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York.
On Sunday att a M, and 40, p, m.l ElbA eaa1AE /
sfrtw g Rad From Baltimore for Washington f ~ mst v
M4I5 and s15, and at and Sis, p. al aS,s,a
On Sunday at AIS, m, and SIS, p m.
Is Ea r5a&8 ,fa9E EeEeY0sM g ta3GlR& 4
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Miss Christie johnson, .a ..t
ELoe1uoy,
It's DESTROYS Of forming classes in eocution in the
schools Washington, will give instruction 10
pills II that city and in Georgetown
Miss johnson give youths and professional gentle
men, Foreigners who wish acquire English
-aa 1897 re- EsaEt ~ .-.a"#.s.ff. ..a4EFE#
Residence Formerly Miss English) Female Sem
mary, Washington and Gay Streets Georgetown
800 ~ - .fFnai ......L ~af
..#lt.r. b Mrs Cora Richie, Richmond, Va
..fr 70 -sr Rev. Stephen p Hill, Washington D. c. .t
Grafton Tyler NJ. D., Georgetown d. C.
For further Information apply Blanchard Moun at their book
Of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street ~
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,....l ..s.r.t... EBBITT HOUSE. b"
aa
..a... a.as a.sa J q III .hFREEMAN.e.. .aa .~ 4
street, between 1sh and I4th streets
" 'aar." a8 Esat~ WASHINGTON, ID c. ss8Jgsa .a.E
rNHIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
ougy repaired with and superior furniture
hundred rooms and has all the requisites Of
proprietor provided eoach which will be ut the railroad
depot landing arrival for the Of
passengers and baggage 10 the hotel. s-7 r 4sy tu
Oct g. .g.ers
ge,aa Washington Insurance Company.
h'+aaa A''2a' as CHARTERED BY CONGRESS lah2i 20 a
NAp""i- II tTitf5't' - St = H. ~TrN
rINHIS Company is now prepared to receive appli7
insurance buildings, merchandise, &c, at the
without charge policy their ONCE,
tho Washington Savings
Bank .at8I 5sa a..aaftE
VIM. ,. RaylyT Samuel Bacon, ---..
Jos. Bryan, arffoE James =. Halliday,
VIM. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
BOO % Francis sfohun gzgu,au8 ON W Gat, 1'a EE
So tai51fIs Benz. BeaH I'D rs t5gsst9w A
al aa.s t1tbs.a .lst'5 JAMES c. MCGUIRE Presideni
G. d Hlssos Secretary. HEH
2p--d1y
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kpuxpxscE, No. June %, 1851 OCT sI-dimlawomos
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TINE LADIES are especially invited to "The
Iakesn store, Formerly occupied by r. C. stevens No.
Commercial Building opposite Centre Market junction Pennsyva
lila avenue street. will elegant assortment
Of fancy articles pcrfumery &C. &c. such shall
wholesale and retail old store
5O4 Pennsylvania ~ '7tA .-.t.'z ~ th+ - . II
28-u 1.-. MRS. LAKE * DAUGHTERS
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ID vi. GILLET Counsellor at law, has removed
He his once 10 his residence Franklin Row, corner ok sn
He win his sfention prne
y in the United States Supreme Court
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TNEACHER WANTED.-W wish to employ gem
teinan principal Fomale Seminary. It Is
miles q AUSTIN Texas moral wel
settled healthy nghborood and well located for patronage
salary teacher gentleman
whose In music would be preferred
their and references address
.fyobbcrylle, Travis county, Texas" T. d. TONNES, 7
16-d2m President
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-24
Bslhnos' Patent Fire and Water
Proof Ro05enQ.

TsHIS most valuable roofing material was
4 patented by Horace Billings OF Beards-
town, Illinois, in 1850; since which time 1t as
been subjected 70 the mostrigid tests for dun a
biIity. As roofing material it has aiso prov
ed to be Invaluable and enduring. The elegance
of finish it iu7parts to building, the iibiQuity
OF the materials of which it is composed, and
the fact that it combines the valuable qualities
Of nearly every ether kind Of roofing, being
aon conductor Of heat, thereby yielding de-
gree OF confortin summer to the buildings COW
srei With it, afforded by no ordinary material ;
and imparting no prejudicial quality whatever
TO rain water, but leaving it pure, asd snuaole
for culinary purposes has gained for 1t ee-
ebrity, equafied by no other Invention Of the
age, in the same length of time. For the proof
of which, the Subscribers would invite the at-
tentien of all interested to testimonials in their
For sale by PETIFISH. SHORT s. CO.,
Atchison, K. T., who have purchased the right
of all this Territory, north Of the Kansas riy-
er, exceyt Doniphan county.
July 25-'57, If.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-24

Foor Ror IN SHEEP.-The predispos-
ing that is the essential cause Of this dis
ease, is 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 feet. The
.fouls' is a lameness similar to but entire
ly distinct from the fooi-rot. 1t is caused
by pasturing on low lands. and will disap-
pear without medicinal application if the
sheep are removed to high, dry ground
AS remedies. either of the following will
probably effect cure:
!. Take Id ID. Of alum. 9 OF. OF blue
vitrol; boil them in one pint Of wafer; when
quite cold. add 3-4 Of pint Of aquafcrtis,
and it is ready for use. Il is equally ef-
ficscious for the foul in the feet of all class
es Of animals.
2. With sharp knife cut away the in
fecied part, and then with clean wooden
skewer, apply once day some muriate OF
antimcny. This will stop the disease and
effect cure. A strong sulpha,e ofcoppeI
would answer the purpose. applied with a
brush but il is neither so speedy nor SO
effectaal.
8. Take six-penny worth of quicksil-
yer. dissolved in six.pennyworth of nitric
acid, add the same quantity OF good vine-
gar. pare the hoof well, shake the bottle
and apply TO the parts affected; one or two
applications will be sufficient. - Rural
Ne,o Yorker.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-24
Something for eUe,y Lady.
sheDard,s Great RenefactOr.

THE greatest periodical remedy ever discoy-
4 cred. One thousana boxes retailed month
ly. The benefactor is infallible for the imme-
diate removal of DISTINCTIONS, Irregularities.
Prolapsus Uteri (faiing of the womb,) Leu
chorrhea or Whites, and all the diseases pecu-
liar to females.
This remedy has never in single case failed
in producing the Menses. have received many
letters of recommendation. which all say. Sc 1t
is the best remedy we have ever used.'' Sick
ness at stomach, headache, languor, debility,
pains in the head, side and back, loss of appe-
lite, costiveness, SC, are some of he symptoms
which attend irregular Mensuration. This rem
rdy is certain to remove one and all of those
symptoms.
Be sure and get the genuine, which has my
signature on each box. This remedy may be
had oy addressing ]. S. SHEPPARD, West
Fourth street, Cincinnati, and enclosing 81 and
the remedy will be sent by return mail.
n. B.-Ladies that are pregnant should not
use this remedy, as it is sure to bring mis-
carriage, though no injury to health would fol-
low. One box 81, three boxes 81. All letters
Of inquiry must contain apostage stamp to en-
sure an answer.
Us. SHEPPARD,
Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Aug S-'57-ly.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-24
The Truth about. Kansas !!
GOVERNOR GEARY,s
Administration in Kansas
Large 12no. 348 pages.

Large lZno. o4o pages.
WITH
Complete History Of the Terri
tory, until Jmne,. 1867.
EMBRACING fall accsnnt of its discov.
IL cry, Geography, Soil, Climate, Products.
its organization as Territory, transactions
and events under Governors Reeder and Shan
non, political dissensions, personal rencoun-
ters, election frauds, battles and outrages, with
portraits OF prominent actors therein, fully au-
thenticated by
JOHN H. GIHON, NJ. D.,
PriUofe Sscretory TO GOUernor Gearg.
Carefully complied from the official documents
on file in the Department of State at Washing
ton, and other papers in the possession of the
Author, with full account of
The Invasion of Kansas from
Missouri;
The capture, trial and treatment of the Free
State prisoners, the character and movements
of the Missouri Border Ruffians the murder of
Buffum and others.
The Controversy between Gov.
Geary and Judge I-ecOmpfe.
The proceedings of the Territorial Legislature
of the Pro- Slavery Convention, and the organ
ization of the National Democratic party.
with
SIX etch Of Kansas during its ear
Iy troubles under Cows. Reeder
and Shannon.
Its invasions, battles, outrages and murders.
A copy will be sent to any part of the Uni
ted States, by mail, free of postage on the re.
ceipt of retail price. liberal discount to the
cloth, !; paper, so cents.
CHARLES c. RHODES, Publisher,
Inquirer Building, Philadelphia.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-24
Reference
Administrators Notice.

NoTIE is hereby given that the undersign-
In ed has obtained from the Probate Court
of Atchison County, K. t.. letters Of admins
ton upon the estate of Spercer p. Wade, decd,
dated April Il, A. D.. 1851.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to present them for allowances
properly authenticated within one year from
the date of said letters or they may be prectu-
ded from any benefit of said estate. and il such
claims be not exhibited within three years from
the date of said letters, they viii be forever
barred. SQUIRE WADE,
Mzy eff Administrator.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-24

nF The loss in this country. by the
insurances on the golden freight of the
Central America, amounts 10 S550.OOO.
OF The remainder. as much as $3.50. 900
falls upon the London underwriters. with
500 900 on Philadelphia. In London
on advice of the wreck. the whole amount
insured will be paid. in gold. at once, SO
that Sterling Bills on London. to that
amount, are the same as cash. In New
York, with q promplitude and probity
which does them infinite credit, and will
much confirm their reputation for soivency
anil honesty, the Board of Underwriters
gave notice. on Friday. as soon as the ter
rible casualty was announced. that they
would pay the whole amount of $3.50, 600
for which they were liable, on the usual
proof on ri,e loss. The relief TO the mon
ey market, by this dupley conversion, in
London and New York, of the insurance
claims into cash, is very great indeed.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-24
fhe Squatter Sovereign.
ATcHIsoN. ocT. "a. 1857.
LoVH oF COUNTRY.

Breaths there man with sonl 80 dead,
Who never 10 flisns2H hath said,
This fs my own my native landu
Wtsse heart hath ne,er within him burned,
as home his footsteps he hath turned
From.wandering on foreign strana2
r such there breathe, go mark him ell;
For him no minstrel raptuses swell,
High though his title, proud his ane,
Beundless his wealth as with can claim
Despite those titles, power and pelf,
The wretch, concen.red all In self,
Living, shall forfeit fair renowp,
And doubtiy drying. shall go down,
To the vile dsist from whence he sprung,
gnwept, nnhonorec and unsung.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-24
GALLITIN OTIS.
(Recently from Louisville, Ky.,)

ATTORNEY AT Law AND NoTARY PUBLIC
w the Territory, attend to collecting mon
les and procure pensions and bounty land war
rants He has all the pre-emption laws of the
United States, and having been appointed No
tary Public by Gov. Shannon, is authorized to
prepare all necessary papers for pre-emptors
on public lands, and will attend them in per-
son at the Land Office, whenever desired. He
will also take depositions, acknowledgements
of deeds, sc. From several years experience
in / is profession, he hopes to perform its du-
ties satisfactorily.
RErERENcEs.--R- B. Carpenter, Esq, Chi
cago, Ills.; James Oliver, Esq, Cincinnati, o.,
Rousseau s Rousseau, Louisville, KY; ;Jas. r..
knight, Esq, St. Louis, No.; Judge John II.
Ha.lerman, Johnson & Lyle, Col Perkins.
LeaVenworth City. 47-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-24
portability AND .FREIGHTAGI
HOW MUCH IT WILL DO.

The speed of this Mill is about three hum
dred stroks OF the saw per minute, and the feed
from IS to of an inch for every stroke de-
pending upon the character of the timberr-
through log IL feet long in from. one to two
minutes.
From this data, any practical man can see
that it is capable of cutting about 5000 feet of
inch boards in IL hours.
1t will saw more rapidly tian any mill we
have ever seen, while its advantages over the
circular mill are, that it is cheaper, requires
less power to run it, is much less liable to get
out OF order, is much less expensive to repair
when damaged, does less imperfect work,
wastes less in cutting, is not dangerous to the
parties attending it like the circular mill, and
is capable of cutting much larger timber.
The segments and friction wheels we furnish
for the carriage are sufficient to saw logs twen-
ty-fonr feet long. An extra length will be sent
when desired, and an extra charge made. The
pump sent is worked by the engine, add is suf-
Iicient to raise water about twenty feet. Where
it is desirable to raise water to supply the boil
CT, fraua greater depth, a force pump will be
furnished and an extra charge made for it,
Drawings and full explanations are sent with
each mill, also a complete model. showing all
the PARTS put together on small sca.e, with
each part numbered the same as the corTespon-
ding part cf the machinery OF the mill. Thus
| assurance is made doubly sure, that no one can
fail % put up the mill aud run it without diff
Guilty.
The ssConbination Mili'' is confidently Of
fered to the public as the most simple, efficient
and practicable machine for manufacturing
inmber ever produced.
No mill is considered ordered until at least
$l00 is paid upon it.
All orders ehcuh be addressed to Bragg &
Burrows, st. Louis, No., sole agents for the
West, or to
I'M. EMERSON. New-York.
P. s. One OF these mills can be seen at any
n III -
our Office corner Of Third and Mark cts streets.
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