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noKHBLE AcclDEST-A Young Lady in SAia
s1 MdcAfae-The Duudas GO. W. Warder 70.
sosos most heart.rending accident which occur
red At Millsrovs on Thursday last:
youns woman, daughter Of Mr. David Cummios,
10 s.ssndanee Of shinse machine wac .hreus Oh hsi
sanSa:.u.ioasness caught by the machine, thereby
!snins tne enfortunste girl ead.forsmost towards
tue Enife And In the twinkng of an eye ompletely
sesipsd her cut of both ears and immedistely huri
Tor and cut off portion of her foot she was then
thrown to the ground sensslesss but, wonderful to
say, alive Medical aid wns i'm m ediatey procured
out We learn that the poor young woman IL not like
y to recover This 10 one Of the most distressing sc
cidents We have ever heard Of
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DIsCoURAGING FOR SUGAR CONSUMERS in
addition to the intelligence of short crops from the
sugar producing Islands, and the monopoizlug
operations of sugar spectators in all parts of the
globe where sugar is to be found we have the still
further discoursging news. mentioned in the New
York Times, that the Credit Mobiiier Is about to
purchase up all the sugar esta tes In the Island of
Cuba. If that mammoth company succeed in get
ting possession of the sugar plantations of the
"Queen of the Antilles" we may as we'll give up
al hope of returning to the days of cheap sugar,
and 1t would be as well for every housekeeper to
see where q teaspoonful Of sweetening may be
dispeused with:
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NARROW ESCAPE Mr.. J. Smith Falls, whole
sale grocer Of New Castle, Pa. had . narrow es
sspe from being killed by the explosion of an 'in-
fernel machine" on WEDNESDAY night 1t appears
that some time ago some person, at present un.
known, left two boxes at the store Of Mr Falls to
be kept until called for On Wednesday evening,
while conversing with a friend, Mr.. Falis caught
hold of piece of paper that was protrudipg from
under the lid of one of the boxes and was about to
pull it out, when his friend caught his arm and
prevented him, suggesting that 1t might be an
'ipfernal machine" Mr.. Falls kindled q large fire
and placed one of the boxes thereon, when 1t sud,
denly exploded with great noise scattering the
fragments all about, but fortunately ipjuring no
one
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WAsHINGToNIANs IN THE ICE-Two gentle.
men of Washington city, who lately started for the
Far West, purposing to settle in the fourishing
town of Bayfield,, Wisconsin. left Cleveland, Ohio
the Both of April and the boat on which they took
passage, got stuck fast in the ice of Lake Erie and
| up to the 18th of May, was unable to extricate
herself. Five other boats were in the vicinity in q
| similar predicament.
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Tha subscriptfon books of the Pacific Railroad as
Ne OrIe. M vvere 10 be closed on Saturday last
The subscriptions had been liberal
The cotton merchants Of Savannah, Georgia. have
detarmine % make their commission 81 per csnt on
ths price and not so cents . bale - hsrstofors.
Lucy Stone Il lscturing on women's rights In
Western Oonnecticut
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AMERICAN PEARL FisHERIEs-Since the dss
covery of the Jersey pearls was made public the
Messrs. Tiffany, of New York. have received q
number of pearls sent from Ohio, Massachusetts
and other parts of the country, where people have
taken to ransackipg the brooks. In some cases
pearls of considerable value have been forwarded
il appears that the pearl muscle exists in many
brook ia New England and the Western States but
II IL Indispensable to the production of pearls that
the water should be impregnated with some mineral
substsnce, Hk iron, copper or lead.
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SPLENDID FARM.-Msjor jackson, the larges,
sugar planter In Texas, has recsntly bough. the
property belonging to the estate of Sterling Mcneil
on Oyster Greek, in that stsss for $4,000. /,
comprises the following:
One league Of land, with 800 acres In cultiva>
ion Win fine sugar house and machinery, 1900
head cattle seventy five mules and horses; topeth
er with all the farming utensils complete for su
gar plantation; ninety seven negroes; also the
present crop, now In . ine stand of cane and cot
ton.
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HORACE Mann has recently been talking in this
style about the use of tobacco. 1t 10 decidedly
emphatic and distinct:
tobacco user IL the common enemy of deeency
sad good taste. Iiis mouth and teeth which should
be the clesnest, he makes the foulsst part OF him
When one sees plug Of nasty, coarse, liver colored
tooscco hs pies the mouth IL 10 destined TO enter
but when one the mouth he pities the tobacco"
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INTERESTING FROM Rio JANEIRo.-The CO.

INTERESTING FROM Rio JANEIRo.-The Cor.
reio Mercantil of Rio Janeiro, Sd Of April, says:
The government Of Brazil declares Its adhesion to
the four principles of maritime law adopted by the
Psrs Congres, tending to put end to privatgertng
and to respect altogether the property Of neutral or
declares moreover that it is dspc sed to
accept tbs extension proposed by the United States
Of the first principle tthe abolition of privateering)
az the fall Of national
er bilhgerent from seizure by ships of war.
In Rio on the Sd of April the cofse market closed
with animation. Eighteen thousand bags were sold
that day There were also sh ipped the ssme days
259 bags ts New York and $50 bags to Baltimore.
Freishts TO the United StatefNorh rs to so; South
80 to I00
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ARRIVALS OF SUGAR AND MoLAssEs- During
the twenty.four hours ending at noon on Saturday
ll,756 hhds, I'll ierces and 9 023 bbs of sugar
and molasses arrived at New York. The Louisi-
81 q crop this year promises to be good one, and
present high prices will take from producing coun-
tries every available pound for sale go that upon
the appearance of the new crop, indeed 30 fast as
it becomes certain that the supply of sugar will be
abundant, prices may be ex pected to recede.
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THE LEGISLATURE ADJOURNED The Penn
sylvanis Legislature adjourned Friday sine die sf.
ter being in session nearly l6 weeks and passipg g
nearly 900 bills among which Is the greatest num-
Der Of bank charters probably ever passed at one
session by any Legislature, at least since the
famous bank explosion in 1898
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doctor, hin you tell me what's the matter with
my chiid's nose? She keeps pickin' ON Ii" Yes.
ns'sm It's probably an imitation of the gastric
mucous membrsne, communicating Q sympsthettc
utilization Of the epithsHum Of the boerish
Ihere, now, that's Just what told Becky. She
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-26

Gov. WALKER, of Kansas, receives yearly
s.arv of 1880 out of which he has to pay bis pri'
vate secretary and all other expenses The gov"
arnorshfo of Ksnsas is evidently no sinecure.
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A GROUND FOR ACQUITTAL.-Jamss AIRING
Franklin Courthouse, Virginia, was tried at the
late term of the Franklin Circuit Court for Frank
lin county, and acquitted, upon the ground that be
was in such . state of mind, produced from long
and continued drunkenness as not to be conscious
of what he WAS doing
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LARGE HAIL SToNEs.-Hail stones, by actual
me asurement, nine inches in circumference fell q
week since, st Bottoms Depot in Kinds county,
Miss. The general size was about that Of hens
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANT.-A bounty land war
rant for I60 acres was Saturday Issued from the
Pension Office to the Hon Louis McLaue Secre-
tsry Of the Treasury under General jackson, IoI
his services In Captain George Reads company OF
light artillery, Delaware militia, in the war OF
1912
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THE BURDELL MURDER The New York Sun
day Mercury reiterates its statement of last week
that the Burdell murder was perpetrated by two
assassns, who entered the house by back win
dow, and asserts that evidence thereof will be
forthcoming The motive was revenge on the
part of one of the parties and an honorable one.
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HEALTH OF RIO Letters from Rio Janeiro'
10 the 4th uit state that the yellow fever was de
cllning in the hsrbor, but that about twenty per-
| sons died each day In the city OF the disease
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SpIRTTuALIsM IN AN ECONOMICAL POINT OF
VIEw.-The Boston Herald relates the following
as the last exploit in the way of spiritualism:
There 10 q man in this city who has not psrtaken
Of any food for eleven dsys and nten de- to live with
out food for the future. He has been recently mar
Red and himself and wife are spiritualsts He sits
At the table and takes hold of her hands while she
doss the eating.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-26

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEAThs.-The fash
enable club designation for this part of
is, "Hatched, Matched and Despatched
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Hon. james Bell, u. 8. Senator from New Hamp-
SHIRE, 10 reported TO be dangerously I'LL He has
oesn IN feeble health the past year.
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MAPLE SUGAR TRADE.-A farmer In Seneca
county, Ohio, states that he has made sugar every
season since 1881. One year he made 1900 pounds
This season he was not ready in time, but made
$50 pounds and 60 gallons of molasses. He is OF
opinion that there yet remains in Ohio maple trees
enough to furnish all the people of the State with
sugar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-26

Weasher-Dedtt Of Physician - -Frei9hts-Accideat
Fruits ts-1roop-Sabbath, &c.
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.unLAM Mh WAraON.

VIRGINIA WORM klLLEK.--Conniry
themselves with this popular ana unfsiIins Wo.n,
Destroyer. It IL the best prspsrato. is nss es'ns
very sweet and plessant, and certain " npnsrTII.
Try It. IL can be had Of the assnu, Hist N
and Dvuasists ssusrailv. - -
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
HY las. A. COwARDIN.

~ The Daily Dispatch isserved 70 ssose.iesn
Al sIx AND QUARTER cENTsPER wERK, payable tc
the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, e4a year. o.
e95e for six months In advance.
- The Weekly Dispntch Il issued every nd
Aay and mailed to subsoribers at II per aanum.
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UNITED ST A Th , MAIL
LINE, BETWEEN NEW YORK
1aE8 AND NORFOLK, PETERsBURG

TO ~, Captain Parrish, leaves Richmond every
Tuesday afternoon City Point, ssme Evening, and
Norfolk, next morning. "Wednesday for New York.
The ROANOKE Capt Skinner, leaves City Point
every Saturday morning, and Norfolk every Satur.
day Evening, for New York.
Returning. the Jamestown leaves New York. from
Pier Is, North River, every Saturday afternoon,
with passen gers for Norfolk. Petenbnrg, and Rich
mond, without detention at Norfolk, merely stopping
there to land passengers She takes freight only fol
Richmond.
The Roansks leaves New York from same Pier
every Wednesday afternoon, with passen for Nor
f,ik Petersburg and Richmond, but takes freight on
ly for Norfolk. North Carolina, and Petersburg.
Passage and fare, 6tateroom included, between
Norfolk and Ne York, %; steersge passage, ~.
Passage and fare, 6tsteroom included, between
Richmond, Petenburg, and New York, so; steefs
age passage, G5.
NIB I,IEF.AM A. WATUuN
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h. 1900 - STHAMHnS NEO. "a
e. BODY ANO BELvIDERE, BE;
6fWEEN B BALTIMOR y AND
RICHMOND-Thea above two large and commodious
steamers are now on the route between Baltimore
and Richmond.
The GEO PEABODY will leave Baltimore every
SATURDAY afternoon and the BELVIDERE every
WEDNESDAY afternoon. for Richmond.
Returning. the Geo. Peabody will leave Richmond
every Tuesday afternoon, and the Belvidere every
Saturday afternoon, for Baltimore.
4
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~ - sSs;1r + RAIN CHANGE OF of

4s ~ cEsr1 ACCOMMODATION
~ ss5sS;5ssSaT + 4 AIN CHANGE Or
II OUR - On and after
April LIST, the Accommodation Train of this Compa
ny will run daily, (Sundsys excepted) between Nil
ford and Richmond
Leaving Milford Is A. NJ, stoppirg at the Cottage
for fast, and arrive In Richmeld st O'Clock
A. NJ,
Returning, will leave Richmond at o'clock P. M,,
and reach Milford at $40 P. M.
stopping for passengers at any point each way.
6AML. RUTH,
Superintendent Transportation
OFFICE r. r.. &. CoMPANY,l
Richmond, March l9, 1887. 5
La E7 ,Sn GREAT Eo4,TuF NSkTHEKN FsN BaIIzS
FOR TRAVEL-TWICE DAI.
LY SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED,) BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
WASHINGTON.-Ove the Richmond, Fredercks-
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River
seventy-fve miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, ffty-fve mles-in
all $50 miles, in seven hours being a comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure, A. M. and n p. M, and bag
under charge of special agents checked through
9 Warrington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
70 Warrington, ,..........................
thladeIph1a, ......-..................s. SoO
The track Of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomsc River is undergoing relay, more
than two-thirds of it being already completed with
an edge rail of suoeri quality, while the remainder
isIin admirable condition. 8. RUTH,
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THK EAGLE SODA WATEH k1EAs
i BLIsHMENT 10 still in sxisf sses, eonuety %
the predictions and wishss Of esrsaia ees1y ~
restsd party. The fast 10, the articles 4ssas - 49,
sstabliShmsnt are % fay superior % ~ n ~
cell, renders say astsmps p saAsssess -
less .-s..s A. -,
Filtered soiA Water. Phila1sleaiAA - ~ ~ r..
saie u quantitiss 70 suit suao9e1 ~ ~ -
sisy or eoustry tAsaifally res:lsss. s1s pssss.
seslal tc. WAkkEN CANs1xTs Ts.S5s~ -
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Supenntendent transportation.
OFFICE r. r.. &. COMPANY
Richmond, March l9, 1857.

& coMPANY' is4 Main st.. hsy.
ing resumed their Steamship
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond BY steamers Jamestown and Roanoke, which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington,
Lynchburg, Salem, Wytheville, and the principal
places in Virginia and North Caroline, now pre-.
pared to forward with great dispatch and at reduced
rates every kind of Merchandise Valuable Parcels,
Jewelry, &c., to the above named cities, and all
places on the sesbosrd.
Our Express on the Steamships will be aesomps-
MED by special Messengers, who will give their per-
sonal attention the careful handling Of goods en-
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S 6teamship
Express.
Shippers will please take notice that packages 70
points In Virginia and North Carolina, will be sent BY
eteamers unless otherwise marked.
Freight resolved on day Of sailing until O'clock,
P J. L. MACDONUGH,
Agent Of AdamS Express Co.
UsPECIAL NoIICE-Exprse packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond, and all places In Vr'
rinis and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steanships Roanoke and Jamestown, will heTeanar
be received BY the ADAMS EXPRESS COMrAHY,
who are the authorized Agents for Express privileges
Ofiee of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company AuDAA1
s4-b Asoa1-
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EOk ALE.-AIl the TlMBkR and
l. WOOD upon tract of land Of o2i seres, Of
fly yearG standing ON the Williamsburg road
miies from the citeof Richmond There 10 upon the
nal growth Any person wishing 70 engage In The
Timber and Wood business, might find this to bs
profitable investment, this tracs 10 regarded =
being enc of the best pieces Of Timber and Wood
land in that section Of country. For further infor
nation apply to ED EACho,
NV -2w Pearl st near Exchange.
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AND aLAZInG.-fhs subscnbsr YEulosss 70
.,o,t shssosr than any other Shop In this sity ana
viii DO his work is such msunef = 70 piesss sis
III A Il In sueh manner 70 insure snoehsr frcu
hs ssme NJ shop II On 7th street. just In the rsss
n the Narshan Theatre up ssairs. besvssn Cree
from NV friends and fsllow-eitixsns. Ny motto -
ounctuaty 70 a Jobs, either large or enal dons ass
minutes notice. WIZ. =. nAkUEes
nv la-Im Practical House and Sign Rssntsr.
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4. MONTAGUE, SIGN AND OkNA.
L.. MENTAL PAINTER, Bank Street, corner OF
18th. Richmond, Virginia, continues to execute al
kinds of work In his line in the best manner aad
highest style of his Art, and the lowest possible
terms. All who are in want Of SIGNS, viii ind IL
TO their interest to call on him
Country Merchants who wish 70 pressure Signs, sen
have them done at this establishment, and sesnrsy
packed and forwarded 70 any part OF vfrpnia or
North Carolina, ct short notice. call solisitsA
ds23-dts
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49, THE Subscriber offers for safe. ir tho s-a.-
5-eY town of Nol cryiiie Iowa county in own +-5S
1ltH SIX, Range Eree +st-t 5t- a-Ft- 81 Land: -
fsiH GA As-rs under cuiJ ivatian, AND about 2gO
---4--~@~- of good Timber he Tcuairia,-;s vou-T
b-~ gua Openings 10 is well waterrt VITA I'VE Giving
Springs. ana ts roo. Farm House s4.3 cu-t~.,iE.r- r.
buildings II. The above lands lie miles MORT a rf
i}o4Eevir, t! road -o Helena and EirhIaud and 49,
be sold Together or - rtte lots 81 suit purchasers
Also. town OF fag-s, Town SIX Rance. EDrl~
I.aas. seven mites east Of bDLg-yie, 90 Land
about 100 O." which : under $50 81 prairie
Ken and $50 OF good timber The premises cannot I=
SURPASSED good water, and IuGv he divided into two
Farms There Is good dwelling hnus, the place.
o rurcllSr Ui interest.
The purchaser can .v working Horses oxen. GOOD
Mich Cows, ana Wagons anG Piovs the place.
The above iaad- among She seec c, IN the
Mining district. For f-t her particulars Ply -he sub
scriber tho farm OF the late Gen troN baa-rnile
from the Hsageway House, tidscway, Wis
PHILIP EDDY
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:r,ral $1siNt Tribnns.
AuD OTHER MATTERS.
r.TIoy IN MINERAL Pc Mt.

|><gE ELECTION IN Il HAAA 1oNA'
lion passed off on Tuesday with but
x ..or,srt. From the result which we
..bar column, it will be seen that the
: ,;gbt. The electioneering, IS usual.
tie uart Of our opponents. The DEM
Lied meeting for the purpose OF NOM
Town ticket about a week before cleo
= ;,.tead Of nominating, they raised the
l,,bar. and proposed TO unite with the
lens il tie nomination of a Union tick
~. -.s done for the especial benefit of
g5a.s for Chief Justice, (and the vote
m to indicate that the Repu blicans
5.-ctsons, and with the und >rstanding
..s. naughty Shaughais did not give them
ran.ed. thereupon the Union ticket
lied. and a regular Democratic tick
r-d. The Union meeting met on Fri
rr and after considerable sparring,
rl an exuberance Of soft soap and
tempted 10 be applied TO the visions
2agaoacgns, 4 very good ticket was nonl-
.r.a- Is our opponents the Chairman
beard q Supervisors and majority OF
important Offices. But unfortunately
3 OF two gentlemen, who were promI-
a.Gates on the original Democratic
{. were not on the Union ticket
y, 10 carry out the original arrange
Union ticket was bolted, and the real
..e met CT Saturday evening and nomi-
.s,.mon pure ricket-with the names OF
r5 Gentlemen in their proper places
o..-g cf 4 Republican, and the other in
Democrat on the Union ticket. On
lie Republicans feeling themselves
lss1 al obligations 10 vote Lhe Union
amazed . regular Republican ticket,
as=lgs Of defeating tie object OF
-aa wi-a any expectation OF elect
~ tins they were sgcce 2sful.-
cans were satisfied TO vote the IN
Fl. ana vaald have been with any o. er
ts.al those selected, had tAey bees
- 1t tLar meeting. But We have heard
sa H. and Republicans express 4 graf
.a.s ID tie main Tie boilers were de-
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Nv old customers invited call in whenever the,
need ANYTHING in my line. and any person DESTROYS .
purchasing is invited TO look at the articles offer 20
sale. T. CORNIS II.
Mineral Point. Oct. 1896. sOff
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FOR SALE.

sss FfiE subscriber offers for sale She North east
y--1T quarter of the Aor, n east quarter 81 Sec
E%tui! ton eight 81 Town five - Range three 81
tIut east. said land is about ivc miles mort ttoln
-A--~- Mineral Point and about three miles If
SOUTH from node evilte Ii has Farm HUus, II by i6
iestten under fence. and three boke. The
piac" Is well tmberei and Wstered. For particulars
quire OF the undersi gued on the premises
SAMUEL PERRY, Jr..
March 20, 1857, I0ts
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FARM FOR SALE.

uzsn CONTAINING 40 Aeres-s0 of it first rate
$50 i PTaIIie land the balance good Timber
EsiI The improy erncnts TO enclosed, Of
f-sS ,rs which under cultivation
->&>-A- Dwelling House. sta bes. sheds 4 we'll
of excellent water.
The ove property il situated about four miles from
tue cep4er IF iowa county, tnd ill he sold at haTgain
applied for For further particulars apply 10
JOHN II. WESTON Land gent,
March 18th, 1S5T. (Iatf1 Linden Wis.
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la SIvaE-S. JcHkin x Co. have.
arv stone buliding just compl<
NH sarv. ,ae door below the old
I.-v taye now one Of tie best
g. i.t u-i,dIas is about seventy
t.sec stories lish, above The
w.-oa IS oecapied as 4 bakery. and
h,se oac ol the best Ovens IN
"-r asv 50 situated - TO be
y both town and country with
81. o. the shortest notice
sd = & store IS done off in the
ev have their shelves well
Groceries. Crookery. Glass and Hard
Boots and Shoes, DC. Their
-aueed and make 4 splendid
.s aid SCI, them.
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Nstkanifsl.
ATKINS AUTOMATON. OR
SELF RlKIEG RLhPER lLD lIlEER.


q ENTLENEN-I Was appointed an : gent for this Ma
~ chine IN 1896, but od not succeed in selling many
owing TO tmidity existing in the minds Of Farmers
against buying Machine that had never fully test
e3 in this neiEhGorhood. Moreover acknowledge,
aid not make those exerons 10 SELL and urge Farmers
70 bu-, (as some have done) lest the Machine should
not % what it represented, consequently, those
bought would be necessarily put twhen approach
ea to much inconvenience, and protab'v suffer Crea:
loss br not having machine that would % through
and do up their work it ought be dare preferred
rather, to let the Machine establish reputation
os its merits This conceive has been done and
can now confidently approach Farmer and invite him
to buy, without cheriAnug any fear his having an
equivalent for his money, Machine that wiz not 10
up his work in a astactorv manner. have seen the
Machine work. nav have worked it myself and am so
pleased with il. that intend have one for NV own
use preference any that have either worked or
sc-E il operation in This county.