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r. Mr.. Singleton, Of Savannah. w
learn. is Democratic candidate for State
Senator. from the District composed Of
Andrew. Holt. Nodawsy and Atchisou
Counties. No. The present incumbent.
Gen. Wilson, an Old Line Wing. viii
probably be the opposing candidate.
Gen. Wilson Is 3 popalsr msn-one o.
great energy and msrit-and the people
know it. and VII undoubtedly cOntinus
him in his present position. sa,f e--,,-
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r. We see an original poem IN the
Rockport Banner. entitled "The Dying
Californian" written by Mrs. s, L. Run
die. It reads precisely as it did when We
FIRST saw il. some Eve or six years ago.
stwhich time It was written BY another
person s11a' ~ aci'7fs-c9 4
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DR. Il. GRAvEs.-The Card Of this
gentleman win be found in another COL
umn. Ho has had q number Of years
practice. and Is thoroughly acquainted
with the diseases peculiar to the Western
country. We recommend him to the
favor Of the public.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

r. The Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference of Kansas and Nsbrasks. recs'I y
held its session at Topeka. Ks., y !.
Graham has been appointed to the NE,
Cloud Circuit for the ensuing yesl, :. !.
Rev. A. L. Downey he been sPPoi''"
to the Grasshopper Falls Circuit
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". y. BAR.

Below. We publish corznunication
received from Mr.. Barr. oecasiOned BY
some extracts from the proceedings OF the
Constitutional Convention. withremarks
thereon. We had no intention Of doing
Mr.. Barr injustice. and are truly glad to
learn that be wss-not so rabid IS we had
supposed. We VIII inform him. however,
that we did no, copy the report from 9
I" Wing Pro- Slavery paper." but from q
live Free State paper. the LeavenwOrth
Times paper that favors voting under
the Calhoun Constitution one day, and
the next day takes it as an insult If you
mention Calhoun to it; that is emf
nently conservative one day. and the next
day is ultra radicals paper that aims
to be ON the big side Of the Free State
party. but is Free State for all that. We
will also correct another error Of Mr..
Barr. He speaks Of Wing paper "
ing. That is impossible. If it is a Wing
paper. IT can't lie ; and if it lies. it is
not Wing paper. A true Wing don't
lie. and liar can't be a true Wing
The two things won't go together. But
let Mr.. Barr speak
Iowa PoTST, April 20, 1883
EDrroA CRny.--My attention has been called
to an article in your last paper, which, II not
corrected, IL calculated to do wrong which
do not believe you intend. The report that
supported the amendment offered BY Mr.. Thaeh-
er.was published in Wing Pro-slavery paper
at Leavenworth, which has in no one instance
been guilty of reporting anything done in the
Convention correctly, and deeming the report in
keeping with its general work in the reporting
line, regarded it of so little importance as to
let it pass without correction; but as you have
deemed it Of Importance enough to copy, and to
erect thereon beautiful sample ofirOny, IhaTe
deemed It proper to state, thatin no one instance
did make or sustain any of the motions, which
are regarded as make weights or riders, as that
is q part Of parliamentary tactics which should
always be dispensed with. did say, that We
had no right to deprive others Of their natural
right, and that il the friends Of universal suf-
frage pressed the question to vote, should
vote as the people of Doniphan County would
if they we're there; and that the people desired
TO decide that question themselves it is now
before the people, and with them we have left
the Niger in the wOOd-pile.
49,. Yours, Wv. BARR.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

A RUMoR.-It is currently rumored in
Washington, that President Buchanan
viii shortly remove Aaron ". Brown
from the Office of Post Master General
The cause for this is said to be that, wlier
Brown was Governor of Tennessee, he
had negro servant man who occasion.
ally spanked negro girl belonging
to Senator Bell, Of that State. Bells
opposition to Lecompton. is deemed suf.
fcient cause- for the removal of Brown
1t is also rumored that the President
will shortly dismiss Lord Napier. the
English Minister. becruse he was seen to
purchase an apple Of On old woman who
sold an apple to Senator Douglas father
in-lsw, three years ago
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@ The last Atchison Champion an
nounces that it will suspend for a week
and longer. unless those who are bene-
fitted by it. come up to its support better
than they have been doing. 1t is to be
hoped that the populOus town and Conn
ty Of Atchison will not permit the dis.
grace Of having its paper die from want
of support. Quite a number of Kansas
papers have suspended, and others are
following. We are exceedingly thankful
that the Chief has managed to get along
thus far. with a prospesslSf still continu-
ing its weekly visits to its patrons. But
the fact is. as we have frequently stated
heretofore, that there are entirely too
many papers in Kansas for the popula-
ton, and some of them must go under.
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~ President Buchanan furnished
Ex-Presidsnt Pierce ship to leave the
country in. Dingns says If the people
win elect him President next. be viii
gladly furnish ship to carry old Buck
out Of the country! si.sgrsg I
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~ See Notice Of Meeting
whiss Cloud City Company. % = =.
on Monday. the FTth inst. A tuif 3, Z
dance Of the Stockholders 3 dssisse' -
those who neglect to sissnd, nsslsa
o%n7bsst intsrests. ytac- 10 r.
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AGENTS.

J. z. DuDDEnIbsE, (S1ecessopte ". s. ewym'
nef,S North-West Corner of Give and IMsir
afrsets, 81. Louis, Is our Agent m that City, fol
saoiieiiHr Snbscriptions and advertisement and
naking collections for the Chief
]. RulEY, ESQ.,, Post Master, Oregon, no.
I..T. MiLtr1. West Alexandria, Preb!e Co., o
G. Z. Dill, Germantown, Ohio.
OEvIILE Roor, ESQ.,, Padonia. Brown Co K
s,-AsIE- WILaIAns, Esq, SAbetha, :. -.
DAN. McFARLAHD, Esq. Carson,
EW, WIfHoFT. ESQ, Nj. Roy.aT 80
4. DErxHoSD, ESQ, Hiawatha,
= NIL SAWS, Esq, Sawin's Store, +"
ToHnxT & 11ARrIE, Seneca, Nemaha Co., Kan
Rev C. GHx.IAM. H ighland, Doniphan Co., K
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T An effort Is being made u CSS
gress, to have the Kansas Land :, !.
postponed for one year. This E0a ~
. slarions thing. and wOuld sss'
sanda Of settlers from being sold On
their houses. It Is tOsbs sincerely Soy
that the project may be successful
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r.
SECTION 6. The General Assembly shall make
such provision, BY taxation or otherwise, a. with
the income arising from the school fund, viii Sc
cure throughout the State, the maintenance of a
thorough and uniform system ofcommon schools,
which shall be kept up and supported in each
district at least four months in each year, and
shall be open and free TO every child in the State
between the ages Of Eve and twenty one years.
Now read section Sd Of the Education
Article in the Lecompton Constitution :
SEcrsH .. The Legislature shall az soon as
practieable,i establish enc Common School Tor
more) in each township in the State, where the
children Of the township shall be taught gratis.
Here it is. the whole of it. Both Con-
situations provide for the education of the
children of the State in the public schools,
without reference to color; and il one
permits the black to associate with the
white children in the public schools. the
other does the same. In neither Consti-
tuition is the word white to be found in
the Articles on Elective Franchise and
Education. They both, in these respects.
amount to precisely the same thing yet
one. forsooth. favors negro equality. be-
cause it was gotten up by Abolition,
lists !" and the other opposes negro equal
lily. because It was gotten up BY "Bu-
ehsnan Democrats !" 'e7easi
There are several papers in the Terri
tory. whose editors wero members of the
Lecompton Convention, and who are
endeavoring to force their work upon the
people Of Kansas. They are loud in their
yslpings against the negro equality Of The
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SECTION /. The stability and perpetuity Of
Free Republican Institutions depend upon the
Intelligence and Virtue of the people; therefore
It is declared to be the duty of the State to es
tablish, by law, at the earliest possible period,
a uniform system Of Free Schools, in which ev.
cry child in the State shall be entitled TO receive
good common school education, at the public
expense.
And the, 6th Section Of the same Arti-
Gle reads thus: +, ,,.,-. ,,-
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AH0'C NO tntc0 ouptStuc ouiiBcS 70 ~
elected. For the 2 years term. IL VIM
A. Phillips. Of Lawrence. Another
"shife.poke" rewarded Fresh from tn.
heather Of Scotland. he has been q pen
STONED loafer in Kansas. and has spent
his time here in writing letters. slander.
ing Free Rtate men, who have proven
themselves sueh. IN times %xhen g mans
life was in danger. even to he suspected
Of sympathy with the Free State cause
When-ws vote for Phillips. we hope soms
one may stand ready to cut orr throat
For the 4 years term. Is Lorenzo Dow. Of
Allen County. Don't know him. s'pos,
he is 8 desrrndant Of the old osiginal
Lprenzo. For the 8 year.tsrm. Is WIN.
Mckay. Of Wyanaott. Don't know him.
For Reporter Of the Supreme Cont. il
A. D. Richardson, Of Sumner. a Radical,
For Clerk Of the snprsms Court. Is
W. F. NJ Army. Of Hyatt He IL Ra-
deal. and Free State pioneer. 1'
For Crruit Judge. for this District.
is A. W. McCsuslin, Of jefferson County.
Don't know him. He was q member oi
the Constitutional eoavention. Blythe
way. the members Of that Conventions are
being wen provided for. 10 the way d
Offices undg the Constitution =
There web no recommendation for
United States Senators. There was no
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tpp WtNeni9aft Muff, Ebeater u. (. ~.
ie III erbetterr pern,6sen..
Sd mar ielbit aud In, @eifen. Gs 1T
l@6n bort rod nur bic Susenp ioute
oort9iit, 3iieben> UNI cine 3ufunft su babeu.
Die &1ten iolten I'M Often bleiben, noble
we91elieiti9en"8 erabrun9spunfte nielletz
tt9 iino. Ste fDnnen Mon@es 9e9en bic
@croerbtbeit I'M Often einrrenpen, nas 1T
pabr; aber bic @erperbtbeit 1T, leiper> be-
rett5 aud i'm fernen Beiten gu fnben.
@tr baben in unierer Mniebeluns Tarz
tner aus peri9ierenen Tbeilen Der Union:
$50 aus Ma0a@uietts> 1873 aus benz
Staate Seem : yprf, 81 aus Yennlylpaz
MEN, 1903 aus Sem = Seriey> III aus
Sbio, Mt9i9on unb &entudY> Z aus De-
latpare, 10 aus &bppe S6lanp unp 3 aus
@alifprnten. DR.. G.
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GrmteOeruna.
Qieber G@reunt!

GS freut MIDI aus Sbrem 8eridt tu
erieben, cab Sbre 2tebltnsszGyer>
itaot ii@ zines sanRisen Turtl@rtttes
erfreut* Sie wii7en, pab i9 fein Deutla<
tbumler bin unp ben 9umantsmus lber
Die Natipnalitdt tele. Dab @i1en=
i4aft unc &unit eursasli@ pur@ Deuti&e
sepfest puroe unp 9epfest miro 1T teinem
3weifel unterwprfen unb e6 wdre cine
@6anpe fir bic Deutl9en pieies 2anpes>
penn ie tbre @pra@e elmer frempen
Spra@e ppferten, anitatt in berlelben, ais
Witttel> bic Grrun9enldaften ner 8i0en<
i9aft unp &unft gu nuben unb ;u pile9en>
gum @pble per Menl9beit.
Die Deuti@en iinp bier numerii4 GIN
fig pertreten uno pbne ii@ per 5pfnuns
bin9eben gu t1nner, pur9 cine beut19e
partet bic beiebenoen Yartein gu iberfiz
9eln 1hp je tbre Spra9e ais 2anpeS<
l1no 9ert9te1prade et19efubrt 3useben;
10 fDnnen ie bod bic bteli9en 10 oft cpr<
rupten> Glemente paralyfiren unp bort cine
u%natbdnsi9e @teQune einnebmen, no bic
&e&te Der Gtnmanperer 9efabrpet merpen
unp paour6 ild Nbtun9 9etpinnen> bic
muir BON 9initt9em @rfol9 fir ooS @an;e
iein tann.
G99bartpr bat etnen 5afen - aber
Ga9barbpr City Dot feline Serge. SD
liebe Die 5Dben unp ptele 70 wte bic S9Dnz
belt Minnel uta's i'm NQsmeinen betimmz
ten mid, bterber gu fpmmen. @ie iinp
fir G99bartpr: i@ bin fit Winnelpta -
mS9e ie meme leBte @eltebte fem unp
Serbdltnii1e mid nidt %spin9en> je na4
pem > iten s%uridiutebren l.,
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2z0aR i n n E fota Ct - t s 3 E It u II q.

ten, plateten man entbedt ME cine 1eue
Sptiie, cine aeue poftete, Elm neaes 3u<
gentle.
Die 8arte Ypn Gurppa u1terliest. ale
Aasenbltdestine Naturalization ; bic
@peiiefarte 1T felt bunoert Sabren pieielbe
9%eblieben. .~s---zss
@6&fens eibt es Spetien, tic als Sc
le9tnbeftsmastett ii elmer 1eue1 Masfe
eri9etner> !. 8. vPotage q la sTartare,"
uOmelette aux cosaques," "Pate en-
Crimes" iiotpie lie in @ten bel Der u9inpe"
"Sn,er : pai4a< Gleii@" unc upiQam"
batter, tpel&es I'M @runpe bod nt&tS
tpar, als ~&unsenbraten"u.D &ttz
1@er." @er Elm. &enner 1T, Der laet 3u
ben Masfen ioelet@: sd Tenn bid
<]9pn." st: - nh.
1911 Die Speis3ettel ter eansen @elt finp
felt 3weibunbert Sabren ftereptyp.
H. Vtatl tatn IN part6 UNI II SDus, UNI
% @ous, UNI IS Spus efen1 B. ). fd
tppfen laien. pa 1T ,L'azard de la
fourchette, g i'm 6uartier ber 9alen> bo
ipeift mar, fit 2 Sous! Da itebt Elm
grocer &e7el in Der Mitte,
limb es fIebtt unb brauiet unb sii@t, IN
&ie tpenn @a0er nit Geuer iid naenst."
Der @lldlt9e, Der bter fir 2 Spua
ipeiien twtu, erbdlt .bei ietnem @intritt etnf
ei9ene @abel NIT bteier @abel fam E,
in ben &e1el fabren uap fi@ iein Slid
bplen! "
User tpast es, Rittersmann poer &napp',
J gu tau@en in bie1en S&lunb "
~: Man fann ba Elm v9arel" BON cine,
Gaube, Elm ISL d9e1&en" Don Elm en-
S@mein, poer elm v9eberT BON cine,
Static erpii&en, je nadpem mani Slid
bat,> mandmol aud blps cine sc + a II t:
pletf@en." @o oft man rteper
@pus binle9t barf man pieoer in Der
I3oro tauden, UNI Don @runb auf 1id
feline perle 3u bplen.- III
@@luB fulet..
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Gnropa.

Gn9lanr.-Gt Die &1ni9tn @ictpria
bat ant %. &u9uit ibre &udreile bon
potsoam an9etreten, Mm 80. Musuf
wpute fe ii& in Antwerpen ein19ifen.
Der Sn9enieur Der atlantil9en Iele>
9ropb9elelll9aft 1T in ben Npel6ftanp er<
bpben wproen.
@aS ben atlantt19en Gele9raz
pben betrift 70 iaetnen bic Mo9ri9ten
barber bic idlimmiten 8efir6tunsen
gu beltatt9en. Son @alentta bat man
na6 plymputb ben 8efebl 9el9idt bas
pidere Gau> wel6es ftatt bes nferences
einsefist meroen ioute> n / d ab3uz
l@tden. Da6 beibt ali - Mar bat
BET naberer Na@fpridun9 eefunoen, bab
Der Tebler ni6t an bteie m llferitide liest.
BUR weiteren @rfldruns melpet bic 2iperz
pooler upot," es iet bur9 eleet>il 9e Gr>
perimente erutittelt pprbeu, bab bic 19ab<
bafte SteQe I'M &abel $40 Meilen
BON Der Sci fe entfernt 1et. 3war
fomr1t nod cine electrii9e Str1mung
pur9 oa6 @abel, aber - i9wa9 uno matt,
oab ite gum 3wede Der Mitbtilun9 ni9t
3u benuben let. &u6 benz @uen 1deint
nun -5ervor5u9eben> bab bas: &abel auf
Dem Meeres 9runoe i9mer ldpirt &pprpet1
it, wabrl9einli9 bur@ Mbreibuna, uno
penn pte6 per GoQ> II miro bus fernere
@orbanoeniein Der ur1a6en, 1pel9e bic
&b reibun9 beptrften, mabri9einli@ aud
sur . ur d reibung, ;. }. gum sansli6en
3errefben pes &abel8 flbren. @ie BE-
ittn1t1t o{eie 8eflr&tun9 AUDI in 9onpon
sebest muroe, eriiebt man aus benz nieprtz
gen @purie Der Nftien (480- 500
(N. 9. &b3.)
Der enslii9 @ineil9e @ertra9 ent7
bdlt mebr sQnti9e Yunfte, ols ma Mn<
fanss slaubte. DaS G%britentbum mirb
i'm sonsen &et@e seoulbet merten. Die
Mtiiionaire tperpen unter ben @@ub @iz
11eiii@er 8eb6roen sefeQt uno Diploma
tii9e @senten iolen permanent in Yefina
reltoiren. Der Garif fol- repibirt mebrere
neue Soften er6Fnet> ba6 &etien nt9t &C.
btnbert unb bic Seer1uberet unterbridt
&Qe bieie 3uli9erun9en fino
BON ben foiierli&en @ommi6dren perbrieft
unp beiieselt moroen. Trantrei9 unp
England erbalten bic umfahenoaen 3use<
ftanoni7e. - Dem peterabureer Scourna1
iinp bic betrefenben @ertrdee am
%. Mai unb am 10. Sum- 9el9lo0en
.'D'..
Die Ssraeliten in England molten cine
an ben papit i9iden, nm ba6
8ino zines tbrer @laubenssenpfen su
Bologna, bas 0wel anseblt@ BON Der
eetauf0 pom Der Snquifttpn
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oleid fpmu,e1t fit nit

s6erre,, gei9iebt, aaleiidb fon,n1e,11 e nit
BEN gpltt. '''''@
/. @te >perts benfen fe set anoerett ST.
|~legtnbettet, al, 3bteies ar1,e golf.
Sd >pabrli&, Elm art,es, bebaaetuzs>padr<
bt9e6 @olf !--AAa sJ y <
l1nb Elm arr1er> bebauerswurotBer=&S<
nt9l-
@enn fi@ iol@e 9erren 3wtl@en @olt
unb &6nt9 fellen, 1T an1 mub &pobl bet@
Zen unre@t 9el@eben. ---..-...~-. .~
Son allen Setter 1T man NIT btelen
Minifern un3ufrtepen, natirli8 bfeie
6erren bitten ii& ppbl e6 benz &Snise 31
ia8en :s.a..a..t s>.@-a1an9 q. III:
49, ntla0e urS, @err baS Bolt piQ nt@t
NIT u,s seben uno mir ni&t nit {bm.
@ir 1ppuen alio &pet@en So Die 2iebe
beines @pltes 1T ba6 56@fe.g t. a:l=#.
p, @enn aber Der &bnt9 cine Net9un9
fabt bic 70 meni@li6> 70 natdrli@ 1T, Don
per man AUDI ntdt pas 9ertnsfte @ufiebea
MAIDEN lolte; tpen1, Der &Snis eine Sdnz
germ GUT @rdfn MAIDEN mill, - oann
19rett man Better paun 8ei6iebt &Qes
fm Sntere6e ses @oltes> Damn 1T bieie
2iebe bic 1abnfe perle am &Sntsli@en
Dtaoent. ..4 .o.M5.4. H., -
limb SIR wpQt, bab i'd i@wetsen foQ ?
~ SD >perpe nit meinem &5ntsli@en
Greunbe reeen, 1pte t@ nit @u@ rebe.
~, Die1e Minifer iino fall9! .5.:, ~,
Dtele Mtntlfer ~ il .asa.,2> :sH,@
80, Sbr >ptBt, pab i'd Gu@ RAID our@=
1daute. jnH .a4"& w.. ,#:t.1" 1921
@ebt muir .!@uren Sang, i'd wero'
ben meini9en 9eben. n1.A.l ,4ua IT. III
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Qorre(ponben3t
n -pprk. 18. @ept. 1858

.tt't"D
~ Yratuie lift Der pplitil9e @erente1e l
be6 StaateS Nep>@ prf. Die Dempfra<
ten. lomobl miea bic &%epublifaner uno
&nuwz Motbtuss baben bort 9lidli9 ibr
@ebrdu 3ns @tanoe sebra@t. Gs fintt
gen 9tmmel in benz @rape, bab bic Sterne
fi@ bic &aien 3ubalten. @ebe Dem Deutz
f9en;> Der il@ bter gu 2anbe nit 2uit Der
YplttH wtomen tann ST muB entartet
feia. SD fan1t mir feline pplitilde porz
tetnabme ubne 2iebe uub 5ab penfen.
@as 9dbe es aber bier in pieler 8esiebun9,
baS man lteben fSnnte? unb 1elbf gum
6a0en fanr man rtGt tpmmen, neil eben
bic Miebertro@t ii@ 70 iebr 9ebduft bat>
oaB man an fie 9epDbnt if uno pur9
Mt&ts mebr frappirt miro. ~" T..
Die @erbinou1e 3ptlden ben &epubli>
tanern uno7 &npw>N ptbtn9a 1T nt6t gu
@tanpe 9efommea; ober Grtere baben
penno@ pas Nertrouen Der &ooptinbirz
ser perf@er5t. q Der 9enfer made eS if
men gum @erbtenite bab fte ni$t ben Naz
tiptften III 2iebe Die DreozS cott< Snfamie
btQi9en >ppllten. Damit bitten iie fi9 ia
Ielbft ben sails um9ebrebt. Nber tpenr
fe frog auepem eiinen @runplab Der &np,p<
Mptbinsa IL bic @erldneeruns pes seleBz
li@en Observation-Disclosures INN Elm Sabr
- In ibre platform %aufnabmen, IL setez
ten fe pocur@, pab fe f1@ fetnen pff>
ferline um's prtn3tp thinner, unp bab
tbnen tein Mittel gu i&le@t it, UNI pielz
let&t einiee bunpert Stimn1e, gu er9at>
tern., IS 1T eerape3u Elm ben Deuti9en
periebter Gubtrta. 2aHen mir unS ben=
ielben eefa4eh IL miro balp Elm 3meiter,
mod perberer fpl9en. Die republitanil9e
partet be6 @taate6 Metp>Ypr reprdl eaz
ttrt, @ott lei DAM, nod nt@t bic Der &C.
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c%' .r'':4"" WV S's''t'
~ 49,. s's''s. 80 49, ivy ~!'
~. o. 'vv@>" x~2pll"u"s'" @"tub. %tV WV
-" - : ~ wv p!ee pe' Oau
80" $3.50" 60 y. 80 a''t@ ~
~, IVA ,,,,,, u.hs ,,1ba
-, a;,,r :, :, ? a..k. - 4.
S;,r l., sr., .xns - M.mn
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILER

I'fiE subsctihcris now prepared. with new Machine
~ to build stationary cnriucs from 5to loo horse
,owof upon the utc ctimptoycd plans, aud will buldt
rdcr double and snElr porifble eugncs from 10 10 ~
iorsc power, ggod upuh triagts, WIN Boiler rear
ing Pumps all complete Ind ready for action. Also
cylnder ucand tubua rbcilers cast Goa! breakp
nsputcutcd in 1896 for thresng gram aid crnckinr
,orn aud now made on large scale for crcekinr os
ureaking coal. Heavy mining pumps aud FIRE cngincl
riagcd complete with double acting forcing pumps,
kinds of mill ecqTingand house casting made TO ordcr
Line saiug with any desired SIZES OF pullcys hnishe
with hangers Iron planing done say "a feet long; n.
kinds OF Iron turnng hcnfN press aud other screw
turned with any desired lirh 6fiIrcad
The best Rough ron thrGshing Machines, that ever
como before the public cast lor ard odcn machines
made to nrdrr, Lever mower, eta in or tread rover
r1de 10 erdcr Also takes orders for he following
chin"ty: H1rrsnns latest nn nj grain mill $1,000 Of
fetcd by the ratcurc ort> equal II viii grind in pnod
Hnr mra l25 bushcstn ono Hour Also bolts and crvn
tors MI In rnirnturges pacrt blower nanuactur.
ed hp q Harris \ Co, The most powerful blower
now in use tvihihelenst amount orpowcr, one orwhch
wlpc putin use at the Foundry for exhibition Z. lot
thr above works wllhc warranted 10 b" what they =
sold Tor. h..
Also-Tase orders for SCOTS ratent Blnnkrm.ih
Striker, andrghts to them in counties oi oun
bia, Nor Nortfumhc rland Lvcominr, sullivan and
Clinton, one of which can he seen NJ NV shop.
LEWIS u MAUS,
March 22 1855. BlOomsbu Columbia &c ,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-30

Prolific PoTATo.-A correspondent
in the last number of the Ohio Cnhivator
named Joseph Mosher, Of Morrow county,
speaking of potato which he cultivated
last season, and the seed of which was
obtained from the eastern States" says
that from three pecks he raised "a triie
over fifty bushels" They are a white
mested and good table potato, rough in
appearance, but the name as known in the
East, WIS lost. Others raised also very
large crops. lie says also that the .Hesi-
can potato is "the most pleasant of all
table potatoes that I have yet cultivated"
We have raised potatoes by this name, but
they were by no means a good potato,
and soon got out of character in this
region.