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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

AGRICULTURAL VIsIT.-Hon II. F. French,
one of the vice presidents of the United States
Agricultural society, is about to sail for Europe,
with the especial intention of examining the agri.
culture Of the old world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

COLLECTOR OF THE PORT OF BosToN.-The
officers In the Boston custom house have presen
ted the Hon Charles IL. Peaslee, the late collee'
tor. \ service of silver, valued at $1,000. Mr..
Austin, the new collector. has spp ointsd the Rsv
]. C Lovejoy as his private secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

CALL AccEPTED.-Rev. DIR. B. M. Smith, OF
Union Theological Seminary, Va. has accepted
the pastoral care Of the Central Fresoy!enas. :.
chnrch, baltimore and will resume the duties of
the position in May next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

HIGH PRICES FOR NEGRoEs.-Ata a sale in Lex
ingtou. n c. on the 17th inst q negro woman %
wears old, with an infant, brough: 81 2oo gifl
two wears old, $3.50; boy four years cid, Sol3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

The Lancaster Express says "Mr Ruchanans
mansion 10 Duke street not sold on Saturday
1t was bid up to SIS 900 and then WITHDRAWN
More than double this sum was expended upon this
property"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

MASSACHUSETTS LEGIsLArURE-The House of
Representatives has by SO majority, refused to
repeal the law of 1855 establishing the right of jus
lies to Judge of the law in criminal cases
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

ELoPEMENT WITH WIFE AND Two DAUaH
TERs.-A man named John Cooper residing in
Scotsville, Monroe county, N. Y, arrived in De.
troit a few days ago, in search of his family, con.
sisting of wife, and two daughters of the re-
spec!ive ages of twelve and fourteen years. The
substance of his tale was that they had eloped
with man named William Story, of the same
place, who left behind him wife and three chill
dyen of his own. The party had brought with
them their trunks and baggage. and were welt
provided with all the necessaries in the way Of
clothing, &c. The elopement had been carried into
execution on Sunday, the 8sh of March Their
protracted absence aroused Cooper's suspi"ioue,
however, and he started in pursuit. leaving al
elder daughter at home. The woman is about fifty
years of age. The Detroit police took the matter
IN hand and soon found the woman and children
they having been robbed and deserted by Story.
Mr. Cooper took charge of the giris but repudiated
his errng wife and left her at Detroit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

CANADA AND LIVERPOOL Resolutions spprc.
priatiug a5O,00O annually for six years for postal
service by q weekly line OF steamers between
Quebec and Liverpool have beea adopted by the
Legislature Of Canada.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

Ev To the Voters of the City of Rich.
MoND-We beg leave to call your attention to JNO.
A. LANCASTER, Ese as a suitable person to rep
resent the city in the next Legislature Of Virginia
He will receive the support of -
ap 3-St* MANY VOTERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

FAT OFFIcEs.-I. is said that the federal Offices
OF New York, large and small, involve an annual
expenditure of something like million of dollars
The collector ia rated at Sc $40; the naval officer
at 70 0O0; the surveyor at s. 900 and the general
appraiser at 81, 500. The remainder. quite for.
midable list range from g. 500 to $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

BRowsLow IN TRouBLE.--The Montgomery
(Ala) Messenger states that . gentleman nauasa
swan caned both the publishers of the hnoxviie
Whie fMessrs. Kiosloe and Rice } . few days since
The Parson had not yet received his share
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

THE NEW VILLIKIss-The news bows of New
York were doing rushing business on Wednes.
day, by selling comic song containing the vera
eious history of John Dean and his own Mary
Ann, or the gallant young coachman and the cruel
fatnler The ballad ia sung to the tune of 'Villi-
kins and his Dinah." and in the course of the
rhyme the Rev. Mr.. Hatfield comes in for honora-
BILE mention
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

EMBEzzLEMEsT.-HenryM NJ True, charged WITT
embezzling the funds OF different bankers in st
Louis, has been committed to Jail In default of bal
In Sl3,50O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

EWr DR.. G. w. BrfRgs hns removed to the
Office recently occupied by Dr. P Fl. Christian, at the
corner of Governor and Main streets. servant
sleeps at the office, who will convey messages to his
residence night.
Office hours daily 10 a. IL. to p H., and s to P.
M NH l9-u,k
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

April SNoW-There was a slight fall of snow
in Petersburg Thursday morning. The unwel.
come intruder however did not remain long, being
soon put to flight by the rays of the sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

CHANGE--Jast 20 yesrs ago-Norfolk, Va, wss
visited by ae Prnse Napoleon, Louis sonaparte, al
unfortunate exiie--now Louis Napoleon Bonaparts
sterny and ssilfully ruling his millions The Ma
tioual Hotel opened at that dste, and lie FRINGE
l.. and suite we've the first guests.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

F"C0nntry Merchs Efs and others visit.
iug The city this spring to MAKE their purchases will
do well to call and examine my stock of Hardware
before puf chasing elsewhere, IS selling off at
cost, to clGse business. THOMAS HOW.
NH 21-Im 2I9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

THE DEFAULTING MISsIssIPPIAN AGAIN Since
the publication of the letter of Graves the default
ing Mississippi official now resident in Canada,
and the refusal of the State to permit his return
circumstances are coming to light which dispel
somewhat the grounds for sympathy urged in bis
favor The Simcoe Canada. Standard says OF
him, his residence in Canada, &c that he has been
dismissed from the Commission of the Peace in
tire Province, the funds of which remaining in hi:
bands bave not been returned; that he has ever
treated his "wife like brute,' and bis conduct
to the community has been that of an "unmitiga
ted scoundrel"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

hfHN n I1Is1A I 10 AND LfUNNAIS the Bangor
Wing and Courier of Monday, Las the following
letter from Captain Dunham:
ia CIoTAT. Saturday, Feb %, 1887
Wa arrived here on the 10th inst snd finished div
charging the 10Th On the 2lst we had about half
OF our ballast In, and all cleared from the Gus
House and was to have been paid my freishts at 5
O'CLOCK, and to hsvs gone to The day after At
O'Clock; an order came fre m Havre, by telegraph
from he owners OF the La Lyonnais, to stop the
freight and the vesael Immediately weat te Mar.
seillss, and protested against the proceeding e. and
against the Jurisdiction of the French Courts to try
an American for an accident the high seas / have
made full statement of the before the Consul:
and both the mates, aad two men who were on board
at tie time of the accident, have gone to Marseies
10 sign Assoon as it Is finished the Consul is going
Consul thinks that as soon he receives it he will
make demsnd Oh the French 0overnnen for ths
immsdate relsass of the vessel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

MAPLE SUGAR IN WIsCoNsIE.-The maple su.
gar product in Wisconsin is thus summed up in the
Madison Patriot:
Wi,consin in 1850 produced, according TO the GEN.
sus tables nearly 100 coo lbs but most of the
gar campa" were ont of the beat" OF the sensu,-
takers perhaps not over onehaf of the maple sugar
was "rsckoned in" The present season liz no doubt
ehatds OF the 6tate reach an aggregate of mil
lions Of ponnds and at the present and pros pesvs
prices OF the sweets of life, be highly remureratve
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04
- EnN SALE. PKIY EiIhe,

4
sss. Of those very desirable RESIDENCES on
nf1 Grsce street, nesr sth. They very pleasant
spd hSve every convenience il lheta. They will be
sa,c very Accommodating terms both as to price
ari time Of payment large portion of tho Iur-
shsse mcney remsu secured for several wears by
payir the Interest seEn-arnuelly. Possession given
nve.ient time Also, for sale, lea.e, or rent
other ys uatls pToPt rty. B &. MINOR
= ~ ATTORNEY 81 Ia.g 7 alc b lIGi-n 70
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xtjK xaSS sfGe SGa.k.

,aa FoK Rant, and possession given
= tn i st cf April neat br OK tenement n sgd
81 ney. c0ntsiniTg fire rooms with br'ck kitch
e ST, ke hausa and all uccersa:y out-htuses and
mp o. S5e water Il the yard, tcgHtheI with 4 two
soc 10: Of good }s7d we'll fn7'ossd For terms, SC,
apply to the subsoliber, No. los Cary street
a. eIu & ~ FOTTY
= goa ksNE'-~S he Dwelling House
80 over cur store tpow hslnE painted &c J late
kt& = coupled By hrs Cbambefain, as a board
ine house has - rooms To coed tenant rent mod
eiAte Possession gwen at Apply to
sr Slim DANDRfDuE & HART.
+.a FOR nESg, and pGss,ssiou given
g. iumediatEly, large brick ncuse. situated on
Fs-z Broad St, formerly occupied by Mr. Bur.el,
= ID &c x door t. Col Thos Bigger containing room
uluzh fer boBrcue house suitable FOR private
residence for large family; necessary conveniences
al sehed. For fu' ther information, apply to
EDW'D D. EACH0, Pearl St.
8pS-Iw Near the Exchange.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

w B0oTWRiG;HT, Jr., has just re-
sa eeigeh 8 large assortment OF New Styis
sIhlhD GOODS All persons who wish to pur-
nsoH neap Dry 0ooda are requested 10 call st w
sSooI RIGHTS store, No. zs5, corner of Let sad
sEosd Streets. NH Is-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04
Erkife Insnrance.-The mutaaI Ren

No Company in the United ststes has moro capita!
for the amount Of Isk-none affords more advantages
to the insursd.
3. When the premium on policy, for term OF
life, amounts 10 $50 per year, tls Company will
loan the insured half of it at pr cent interest.
B. w KnOWLES, Agent
DR. A. SNEAp, Medical Examiner.
Office at S.ationsIs Hail." No. 20 Pearl st.
NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

6ss& EUbACCO FA UTEIFY FOX RENT.
- The Tobacco Factory, now occap pied by MI N.
I<2- 3 Dickinson, on ll.h street. between Msin and
SsF{ VIII be foT rant nezS yeGr Possession given
ISs January. Apply 80
EAEEsDALE K Read,
os S--tf Shockoe WGrehOuse,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

xsa % DA~s Ii a H.. L. DWELLING IN
Esfs SYDNEY FOR EENT.-The large and hard
h1 seme Brick Dwelling now occup ed By P D.
Bernard, ksq in tEt towa of aydnog, Just bsyond
ths Fair Ground is for rent, and in III ,0as- posses
s,cn nsy be rad /! has II rooms, with the ususl
outh uses AID acres of ground attached If de-
sired, the Furniture may be GuTcaased ct fair price
Few reslren in the eEv!rops of ths CITY, are
eqasl t7 his IL point of comfort, convenience & c.
Apply TO
FpI--tt TAYLOR l. WTTIIAHa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

e. FOR kE>T.--Possessiou siven i'm
~ meclsteiy, tlat very oenEsble residence OF
SAs~ franklin e:fest. between 9TH and 9Th, adjoining
tse lFs.denoe Of ME. Joha H9ordor. Fer terms, ap.
piy 30 sELDEN J. MILLER.
&.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

s@7ss FOR REfT The upper part OF the
fgss hoUse HEin street Nc l96. between 9Th and
-ss- 0,A srrsets. IL fo7 Reus 1t cortsins rooms
and has wste- On the second foOr For t1rias ap
giy j. HOVER
nh l5-hS No 1913 M aiu street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

II L.4Dt'- at .F!isEtl i&Gs sE S0uah
- side of Bnsn FOR KENT-This lumDer
hcas7, the Pr ? y-ty Of the Jas r & K4. Co,
u E--rig .=ta.lt, and VIII be ready for a enans by
the is. Of Aari The house IS large and ccmmodi-
GUS well suited for storage house or tobacco fac
toIy. Fof terms, apply to the u1dersign-d
i MiChAELS,
nh -G-ts Agent for r. w Connection
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

gAMoFAL.-D. HAtsAfETY, Bell and
~ bkAss FOUNDER AND FIEIsHER.-Havins re-
moved my Foundry 20 No. 256 hi ain street, between
'IH sud 9TH streets, an now prepared to execute
ofdef. for all kinda Of Brass and omposition Cas
Tags also all Kinds Of arass Finishing and having
pHTehssed the patent right of GsrrsttH Patent Anti
fcNon Metal, which ia superior 70 any :hns of the
E'ho now IN use Will furnish same much cheap
eI than Bfasa
D. HAGERTY, Bell and Brass Founder
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

- F32E hE$1---A tne large iro0t
ri Room, level with the street, n the United
1-S States hotel suitable for Barber, Lawyer
or Doctor, with oil cloth ana gss chandelier. Also
several oe roo-ns for families just vaca-ed enc pair
o. rooms connected, which will be let to families,
with b0arn, oasonsbie terms
NH 2---ls JOHN JETER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

fs., FOR X C n T-The kery desirable
M dwelling on 9Th street. between Grace and
yzA franklin street, in good rerair, containing
seven rooms with isrge kitchen ard g,r'en sttsch-
ed Possession gwen immediately. Apply TO
+. II. SKINKEka co,
nh 50 No "a Csry g,rast
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VA


CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.
aonsy received on deposite in sums of fye dollars
ahd upwards, which interest al the rate Of per
cehtam per annum is paid. for sums remsining six
~ nts or longer for shorter pereds interest st the
iata Of per eentum.
me whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
~ Deposits received, and certificates issued by the
Se.aier T. b. sTAhKE, at the store Of T. 3
eFkaCE, corner 0: Main and Governor streets, Rich
mond, Va.
sAAfL o. COTTRELL, President
r. b. sTARRE, Cashier.
C. WALTHALL4 Secretary.
10 l2-apa
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g., FU& KhNT.--W have for Rens, Z
30 7eFy desirable rooms, over the store occupied
AA by "a.
feIs PARKER, NIMMO L co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

I'll FOR & MIA susaii Tenement,
- wlth acres of ground attached on the kie-
chanesville TDrn pike, next tenement to FL J..
eC.lths- For terms, apply to
mr l8-ts C. g. THOMPSON, Our House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

a-1 tOR RENT'---Tbe house on Gary
e. street, between Cd ana Sd, recently eccuo oied
1s@E- by K 4. Pryor, Esq 1t contains rooms, and
fas been recently thoroughly repaired For terms
apply 10 DtRRELL JOHNSON,
NH It's Opposite eh0ckee Warehouse.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15
From the Cincinnati Gasstse.
ut is . very pretty Hand. but has 1t ev'
er done any good In the WQrld"

Some writer remarks that s'next to pretty
face, a woman has an undpubted right to he
proud OF a pretty hand and ARM" and so tho I
my cousin Dora. She was never tired of I'D
Iniring her soft plump hanl, Of noting each
beautifully rounded finger, with its rosy nail
and Of placny, her hands in such a position
as wauId best display their rare fiexibiiitv
and beauty Of form. When quite little child
used to laugh to myself at seeing her thus
fcasting her eyes upon her pretty hand, and
il was on one Of these occasions that she re-
ceived lesson which | ut least, shall never
forget
:Yes, nv dear. said an old lady who had
bsaa Watching her, one whom from long in
taaeg M mother addressed rs Aunt A. !"
I rs u,y lear. i is very pretty hanl. but
ms ii ever done. any s.nd in the worid?--
lave you ever taken it into the sick room TO
beat up the feysrish pillows, and bring cool
ing drink to the sufferers; and have aching
heads b!essed..you for having so sweetly sooth-
ed them by it's gentle touch. t,h, Dora. such
soft hands as yours were given to render you
q ministering angel in the sick chamber -
Among nervous sufferers what miracles Of
healing might they not work! Have you ever
tried their power thus?
HAS your mother ever had cause to bless
your pretty little white hands for the help
they have given her when discouraged and
weary, she has been ready to sink under her
many househoA caFss1 Have you shown
then that the sane things can be useful -
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
GRkLv AMERICAN
Z. s. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
TO NEW YORK BOSTON, EiaKa BrSGHaMPros SARATOGA
SPRINGS,
And all points In New England, via
MICHIGAN SDURElEkSN a. LAKE
SJlOH L. IL. k.
1spoRrASr TO TIE TRAvELER.--The Michigan Southern
and Lake Shore Route Is the only connecting direct
y in the depois, thus avoiding entirely the
Of ferryng rivers, as via Michigan Central and Great
Western Route.
THREE TRAINS A DAY,
Sundays excepted carrying the great through Eastern
Mail.
One hundred and twenty miles saved to Cleveland,
Ptsbrg Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore Wash.
ngton, other route and the exdeditious
quite 70 Buffalo, Niagara Falls Albany, New York and
Boston.
rRAIssL LEAVE VIE.
1st-Lightning Express leave Chica go at As A.
arrive IN Cleveland at9 P NJ, Yew York and Boston
2d-Express Mail leave Chicago at ~,
arrive in Cleveland morning at O'Clock Pitts.
burg at noon, Philadelphia, Baltimore. New York and
Boston next morning.
sd-NewYork Boston Expresseav Chica 20 a, As Pm
arrive in Cleveland next day at Pittsburgh and
Wheeling at Pm, Philadelphia, Baltimore, etc., fol-
lowing fiornn &c also connecting at Cleveland with
trains for DunkNk nd Buffalo, arriving in New York
Ashe above .cnnnec. e,shroash 10 a,,noin,.
in Ohio and Pennsylvania, without any detention.
Only two trains Saturday, leave at 80 NJ, and
300 P. NJ.
Only one.rain Sunday, leave at s.45P.M
The 300 NJ. train on Saturday reaches Cleveland
Sunday morning at O'clock
.'.Baggage checked to Dnnkirk nd Buffalo, thence
to New York an1DBoston
ORly two changes o. cars6etween Chicago and Pitts
burg.
Through Tickets good for 365 lays and hours, allow
lug Passengers to stop any where the Route
Passengers destined for Philadelphia, Baltimore Wheel
ing Washington, ETC., will from 12 "a hours
time by takg any ofthe above Trains, any other
Route.
Passengers p. irving in Chicago any of the roads
will find attentN heck agents on the cars who will
ceiye your checA and convey your baggage free Of
CHARGE to the Michigan Southern cars.
TICKETS canb had at the General Passenge Office Of
the Michigan Southern Road under the fremont House.
Chicago and at the Passenger depot of Van Bu
and Sherman streets, and all the Railroad Offices
the West.
Passengers holding through tickets by this line will be
transported free Of Charge from the depot Of the Chicago
and Darlington, Gaena and Chicago Union and Illinois
Central Railroads to the Michigan Southern Cars.
GEO. Nj. GRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
Office under fremont House, Chicago, Pass eng
DEPOT. fChicsgu, Nov 10, Ss6.
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The tnrn OfLife.

Between the years Of forty and sixty, a
man who has properly regulated himself
may be considered in the prime Of life. His
matured strength Of constitution renders him
almost imperyious to theSattacks of disease,
and experience has given soundness to his
judgment. His mind is resolute, firm and
equal, all his functions are in the highest or
der, he assumes mastery over business;
builds up u competence on the foundation
he has formed in early manhood, and passes
through period Of life attended by many
qualifications. Having gone year or two
past sixty, he arrives at critical period in
the road of existence the river Of death
comes before him, and he remains at stand
still. But athwart this is yiaduct called
THE Turn OF Life which, if crossed in
safety leads to the valley Of "od age
round which the river winds, and then be-
yond without boat or causeway to effect its
passage. The bridge is however, construc
ted OF fragile materials, and it depends up
on how it is trodien, wether it bend or break
Gout, apoplexy, and other bad characters
are also IN the vicinity to waylay the travel
or and thrust him from the pass, but let him
grid up his lons and provide himself with a
filter staff, and he may trudge on in safety,
with perfect composure. 10 quit meta
phor, ''IIe Turn OF Life" is turn either
into a prolonged walk, or into grave The
system and powers having reached their ut
most expansion, now begin to either close like
flowers at sunset or break down ut once
One iniudicioas stimuiant, single fatal ex-
citement may force it beyond its strength,
whilst a careful supply Of props, and the
withdrawal Of all that tends to force plant,
will sustain it in beauty and vyor until night
has entirely set in.-1he Science Of Life by
n Physician
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15
ATTENTION FARMERS!
MCCOK MEClAss REAPER a. MOWEN
1877.

GRAND Gold Medal o. honor awarded 70 Q. n.
Mccormick AZ III. Great French Exhibition ~ Par
10 In lsh3 Also the highest prize awarded 70 any Ma
chine % this class ut the French Universal Exhibition
In 1850. And glorious s,n, the highest satisfac
ton and approval OF over i,0oe,oco Farmers OF our
own country.
The evidence that be offered ofths continued
superiority these Machines II the fact that McCos
mick has been exclusively and largely engaged In this
business for many years than any other mAnufAe
turer and that his sales have constantly Increased
thus proving that his machine completely above and
beyond The gross Of rival
OF other and inferior raehnes In lseA The saies
from the factory In Chicago we're 2a09, In 1855
S,e0a, with peri ct satisfaction TO purchasers.
Western Farmers are now using prohtahiy sheee ma.
chimes that made ten yeare In the esnsssae
ticn OF the machines the wrought iron beam y SUE
y I'd, and the machines so constructed ~ &c aanM y
lowering - the ground orraisnE the ordinary
The cut VIII be about six feet. Tho main waesi err
inches vide the rim, this 10 mostimpor.ans esps 49,.
In wet Asasons and son land. Aso 9rsat cAIs
taken 10 20 arrange the cog wheels ~ W Asep
fror sand or mud.
70 Warmers wish.as 70 purchase would % well 10
or Ter early TO insurs being supplied -.
feb is.dlwn ALrNhU rhAN, Asen..
(Gasette eopyl water SHsess p"HusssSS.
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rHNA r. underline a .NNEs AlANs!
roo. ps.,.rn. so .,.ss q xs Fence. seTrs y
whe may be interested In r. ter !, a.htian 81 IN
versisement aeM ~ fencing to On, -
can M :. farmers a.ns = the hes, possible hind
that is s,hous ,ae = l,nenr - prarss sss,.
,a .oes csn DC obiained IL IL IN. Ish,ss, timber
been ,s.,.s sna me.s durable iron nes ~ hssas.
oiher IL has been used 10 .r... sIha thsn any
- and Middle States, and 10 ali ca.e. ss y s
" genera approval o. the puzzle 80 hs' sih
10 those who require Z fenc, "a, 49,
nouss iot re recommend wire fences a. - yaIa ~
sna possess emily nsatn..s .as
aa aar soity N themselyes, they possess
o.ne,s, IN that they aishpare NO iar.sse.an -
.sast 20 lawn, AID thatthey e.hanc. ys,h 60
" y rIna and beauty q ornsmental sroSps.
20 Halfway corporations ard rnn,,ss,as' s o. Face
81 sonnaens that its the hest. rhssp+.,
ana noss soie Kind Of fences thai they can H.
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