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ing Teddy with using ppufane and obscene
language in an indecent manneTon the streets. :
and he takes the same course of his cousin and
Is marched off 10 Jail under execution, whers be
Is left to his own reflections, and to study, If he
can, how to use profane language in a decent
manner. In this case the Mayor, in describing
the ofiense, had failed to get it either under a
general statute, OF the ordinance, and the Pro.
bate Judge liberated him on application under
habeas corpus Such has been the operation
Of the new laws and our efficient Mayor, since
their adoption.
Not long since poor Irishwoman called her
neighbor lrishwOman HoOr, and away went
the offended party 10 the Mayor, who drew an
affidavit charging the first one with violating
the public peace against an ordinance desiqued
to preserveit. Out goes the Marshal with the
warrant and arrests the poor creature and brings
her before his Honor and she is arraigned with
all the solemnity of the capital trial The Court
acts as prosecutor, lawyer and Judge and the
woman is convicted and fined $500 The officer
Is ordered TO keep her in custody and as speed
lily as possible the Mayor issues his execution
to collect tie fine and costs. The farce of this
transaction can be fully appreciated when it is
known that the poor woman never could COM
mand more money than would serve to buy the
scantiest provisions for herself and child, and
never had any property but two or three old
chairs and riekety bedstead with perhaps a
straw bed and few articles of covering. The
form is gore through and she is taken under
the closest watch and finally lodged in Jail.
One poor but decent man was found in a bug
gy merely to ride home as a favor, and while
riding along, boy pursued by the police, Jump
ed on and was carried away, and the driver and
the passenger were arrested and convicted Of
the enormous Offense Of abusing police officer
and both were fined, and the poor man not be-
ing able to pay his fine Of $780, was executed
into Jail where he was suffered to remain for
several weeks among criminals and felOns
The evil b,came so great as to attract the at.
tentlon ct some Of our humane lawyers, who,
when stimulated with fees are willing always
to enter the lists for the oppressed, began to
examine the question, and the result have been
the proceedings before the Probate Court. and
the suit in question, and is to be hoped that
there will be a correction of the evil and that
our Mayor and Council viii come within the
line Of their legitimate power and there remain.
No one will object to law which viii punish
IN Jail for violation OF the peace and good or
der Of the town or its citizens, provided that
that shall be the penalty and be reasonable
say from one to thirty days at the discretion Of
the Mayor
Truly, Warren has Mayor and Policemen
whose efficiency and modest dignity are worthy
OF circulation Yours,
JUNrUs, Jr.
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The BARQUE GREAT WEST. The baTque Great
West which was wrecked last fall at Sleeping
Bear Bay, has finally been got OF, and was towed
down the river yesterday. by the tug 0swego, on
her way 10 Cleveland, where she will undergo re-
pairs Il will be remembered that the Great West
together with the schooner Kyle Spangier, went
ashore in Sleeping Bear Bay during tbe terrible
storm in November last, and were both abandoned
10 the Underwriters. Some time since Capt. r.
Dill, Of Buffalo, contracted to get them or and with
The schooner c. J. Marshall, and two OF Palmers
steam pumps, proceeded to the scene ofth wrecks.
The vessels were found deeply imbedded in the
sand. and less energetic person than Capt. Dill,
would have failed in the work. But the task Of
getting them on has finally been accomplished,
and considering their condition. in an unpreceden-
ted short space Of time The vessels were both
fully laden with wheat. The Great West, was in
sured for Sl2 900, principally in the North West
ern.-DefTOif Adr
The 4" Great West" arrived here on Friday eve
ming last, and is now lying in the old river bed
nearly submerged She wiz be again raised, and
her repairing commence in a few dsys.d "a
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TIE LIVERPOOL TRADE.-Capt- Pierce, who is
now in the city, has received despatch from Non
treal, stating that the bark Chefain, brig BLACK
Hawk, and schr. J. H Harmon, left that port on
Monday night They are probably now plOughing
their way through salt water.
The bark c. J. KershaW LEFT Cleveland for this
port on Thursday night and was looked for here
last evening. She took on at that place 20 tons Of
oil cake, and 10000 feet black walnut lumber and
will complete her cargo with slaves, either here or
at New Baltimore. II was Capt. Pierces intention
10 buy Eve or ten thousand bu. Of Michigan wheat
10 ship in the kershaw, but he has given up that
idea, be cannot obtain it at such prices be can
afford 10 pay.
The bark II. Z. Howe is now at Chatham taking
on black walnut lumber. She will take on there as
much she can carry over the bar At the mouth of
the river, and will then ill up with slaves at this
port or Nes Baltimore. These two vessels are the
last OfCapt. Pierce's Liverpool aeet-DetrOii Tn
bHRe, Saturday.
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STORNs-STORNs-STo Is follow
ing in the footsteps of May, and it still raineth
every day. Hurricanes also continue to abound.
Friday last many of the beautiful shade-trees in
Columbus were uprOOted or broken off by Sc
we're storm and gale; at Delaware similar inju-
res were sustained; at Ashley two or three
buildings were unroofed, and in the vicinity
thousands of forest trees were prostrated as il
play things in the hands of giant; and at
Mansfield the chimney stack of an iron fOun-
dry was partially toppled over. 1t was the
thirI tornado at Mansfield within few weeks.
The great foods seem to be prevalent this
season mainly in the regions of the Lakes and
the valley of the Mississippi and its tributaries
We see no complaint of excessive wet weather
in central or eastern New York, New England,
or Pennsylvania east Of the Mountains.
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POLICE CoURT, JUSR 5.-FOurteen cases were
disposed OF on Saturday morning. as follows In
tOxication ? disturbance ! grand larceny as.
sault and battery visiting and residing in houses
OF il-fame T. Total Il.
Bridget MQaade and Anne Gallagher, st aIing
Sl6l in money, were ordered to give bail in the
sum of five hundred dollars 10 appear at the next
term Of the Common Pleas.
George Bangs, charged with stealing eighty dol
lars from drunken man, was discharged
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PERsONAL.-Mrs. PENFIELD. Agent of the
Home for the Frielldlsss New York, arrived in this
city on Friday evening last with some thirty chill
dren, most Of whom were infants. Some four OF
five were left in this city or IFS vicinity, and the
balance ofthem 60 to western homes. They stop
ped At the Bennett House while here, and left on
Saturday evening for Oberlin-there to spend the
Sanhqth
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ANUsENEN -s.-The Blondin-.M .Martinetti Troupe
continue at the Theater fOurnights longer.
The Morris Bros, Pell and Trowbridges' Min
sirels open at the Meodeon tonight 1t is need
less tOsay that they are unapprOaehed and unap-
proaehable.
ABONIs, the Wizard, at the Gray's, attracted a
gosd house On Saturday night and gave unlimited
satisfaction. His illusions are really wonderful,
while his stage presents very imposing appear
auncs. He continues to exhibit through the whole
ofthe present week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-07

NAILS FOR LAKE SUPERIOR We are informed
that Sheldon Mcknight, of Detroit, has secured a
contract with the Post oHice Departmental for carry
ing the mails from Cleveland and Detroit to Supe-
Nor and intermediate points, on the steamer Illinois
and the propelleTs General Taylor and Mineral
Rock. 1t seems that all the better and swiiter YES
sels, including the North Star and Iron City, who
have heretofore carried these mails for nothing or
at merely nominal rates, have been ignored in the
letting of the contract
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Court or COMMON Pleas, JUNE 5.-The Jury
in the Case of Stanton and others against Mrs.
Tillman, after having been out &c hours, returned
a verdict at P n, Saturday, against the validity
of the will a motion for a new trial, we under
stand, viii be made to-day
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FIRENEN's NOTICE. The members Of the
Board Of Engineers and FOremen are hereby mott
fed to attend a special meeting on Monday evening
next, at O'Clock, at the City Hall By order OF
JAMES Hill, Chief Engineer.
DAN'L PRITcHARD, Secretary.
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THE NEW CASKRT-

A THIS Is THE AGE OF M
pfoye nent and refinement the subscriber pleas
- il5 tltaL ae IS now prepared 10 furnish entire
ho Itcle IN the Underta kng line supertr 10 hin
Sset b5ufe inir0tucet IL Is Ofhis nss
~ s9 G1-ke ilrin andis highly Oruamente with thiek
view can be had with case - - '' i1's'A
Ahe CASkEI mas none ofthe gloomy and unnlea SAINT an
ol the oid style OF COfius. They are nerfccti
-; an sIe Ners light and convenient tFansparia-
u1nt or putting IN vaults common tutefnents sio
III article IS much usel IN eastern cities - -
FeIsos losing friouds, and wishing 10 orre anVthi m
ne anuve me- Will md n their Interest m 5@
and exam ming for themselves where the VIII & s-
attention gwen. DANfI " DITI'V I-,'irtars e'eiJ
Glove and. June 3 ial-nll. E.Ia- -
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DRowNED-One Of the hands on board the pro-
peller Indiana, was drowned at Detroit as the ves-
sci was making her dock on Saturday morning last.
ing line TO shore, when he was seized with f.,
fell overheard and before he could be rescued, was
beyond resuscitation We did not learn his name.
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nOCTOR HALLIWELL, DENTIST

II and GFaduaie O the Cleveland edica College, con-
tnues 10 supply the oss Of Teeth which never ehsnge
color decay without springs wire Of any description
which perfectly resemble nal that the practlsed
Dentist could not detect No
painful operati0es; Al the following charges single
fogth, Sl-full setfs IRON $50 upwards
DR. II having made arrange prepared ard will
insert ul selts Of Porcelain Teeth patented By Dr
Loomis; lsee opinions Of the press J
Dental Rooms over Churchills Drug Store, Publ
square. lans;akw
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EEfEEkNGEs-
J L Ereri.t. ESQ. Cashier TroslwaE Bank, y !.
J. P Hauiig Ia Czslier Com b. Bank, Cleveland.
AIessTs- Carpeuter / NermiTe Bankers. y Y
SANFORD \ Co Btlkers. 81talu. y
Carey, Howard sanger. MeIrh1lts, y Y
Csreea & ScvEell. Bankers, n Y
GWyu1c A uav, Bankers. =. y
II. Il = ]. ID SteYeus. Bankers. y. Y
Cook \ SarEen Bakers, Davenport, l0Wl-
Marshall \ llsley. Bankers. Milwaukee, WIS.
Holman a g ipeEe. Bankers, Chic1s0. III
W L =. Little 4 Co Bankers. SagIlaus, Nh
F-llIs Eruwn 4 Co. Bankers. Cincinnati. o
W II NllIams = Co. Banksrs. Pnteb'h, Pa
W. L Curry \ Co. Pan eTs, Ere Pa
Theron PaTee- -Esq CASHIER Mclean Co Bank, Bloom
ing n. IL
CIV Leonard. Esq. Cashier Auburn City Bank. Au
Nelson Bsarislsy, Esq President c4yuga CO. Bank,
Auburn n Y
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q For late City News, see thhd page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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Bankers.
Markham s. Co.,

tSlceessors to Hartnsss, Hiil y co..
BANKERS,
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
IL and conmoiiors Bz1kIng Ofdce stul'ed on The
corner OF River and Light House strees, Merchants
Block. and all hos who
cur hands, PRoMPTNESs ard On the most LIBERAL
TERMS.
rates
NEW YORK EXCHANGE Boa II Gz1 sod
GOLD. SILVER aad UNCURRESf NOTES WAN
TED
Having extensive correspondence. are prepared 70
make COLLECTIONS IA tbs and adj laiag Staics, vita
4 s-.frl ~ LmL. La-Es-
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE ,, 1855
PLAIN ~ oRNA,IENTAL rRINTING.

= PIan md O-lamenaI PflIIag o. eVeTy descflptlon
done the Printing rs ablishmei Of the Lsadsr oce.
the latest improved AM mosTspd presses in III
best shoTt notice AMI reasonable Par
icular paid to blank work Every desctt1n OF
Binding done especially Blank Baoks Iedgers, journals
Sales Books. Receiving Books. &c *.
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Arrival or THE NORTHERN LIoHT-The
propeller Northern Light, Capt. JOHN SPAULDING,
arrived at her dock on Saturday at about four
O'Clock P II. She brought down one hundred and
seventy tons Of copper, mostly from Portage Lake;
about Obbls. of fish, and the engine and other ma
machinery belonging to the " City of Superior
The Northern Light left Superior on Monday night
iast-stopped at Bayfield, in the evening, and got
to Ontonagon about II o'clock the same right.
Arrived at Eagle Harbor at seven o'clock Tuesday
norning-at Copper Harbor at eleven, and at
Portage Lake the same evening. Shehere took on
the machinery, &c, Of the " City of SUPERIOR
Shr arrived at Portage Entry at IL O'Clock that
night, and left at , o'clock, P. n, wednesday-got
TO Marquette at P. n, 10 the Sault at 4. u,
Thursday. and left at p She was detained in
Lake Huron all day Friday by thick fog, and did
not arrive at Detroit until Saturday morning. She
has been detained altogether two days by the fogs
on this trip. very great deal OF Iain has fallen
in the upper country.
The Northern Light met the Schooner Ballard in
the Sautriver, bound up three vessels were lying
at Marquette leading with iron, and two bound
down had Just left. The propeller Indiana arrived
at Marquette as the Northern Lightleft. num-
Der of vessels were met in Lake Superior bound
up. The Illinois was at the Sault, and the Iron
City in the Slult River-both bound up.
The following is 4 detail of the cargo of the
Northern Light =
y bbs Ison CO
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TO CAPIFALISTs.

HE COMMISSIONERS of Cuya-
10 County WILL on the i0h Of June next be prepared
Fifteen tsgsand dollars Of the BOods Of SAID County.
Fifteen thegsSnd dollars Ct the Bonds Of said counr
i'ssa thsgslnd dollars of the Bonds Of said County
ieen thousand dollars Of the Bonds Of sad Couaiy,
Eiteeu hous1ul dollars II fHa gou.F- -
payable in ls72. - - S0u-i's
sd bonGs are issued BY Of the powers conferred
~ the conn lsslo1erS hy Of the General Assembly
n & s'Ie q Ohlo passed February 10 ISL, whch au-
tlein % 91uOw Ssventy-fTe Thousand Dollars 10
Counfv " . SouAL houso iot s-il
me oos are ior 500 each, bearns interest the rate
~ eeiL per snuu1u. payable anuuailv-triu-
IiIu eu1 lltefesl payable Ia the city OF New York
are no claims asllust the county which they have
lgL tio meaus 70 pay presentation
lhe amount Of taxable property in the county on ha D
i59t = something over thirty sir millions Of dol
as lne levy Tor county urDC e1cusive ofthe lew for
u9ltiins ara road purposes) was ~ mills
those wishing 10 and desius further information
as 70 the financial eond the county are invited TO ca
AZ TINS othce- By Ordei Of the Board
WILLIAM FULLER, Clerk
once OF the Commissioners OF Cuyah0ga COL
Cleveland May n, lk5s.
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TlHEsE MACHINES CAN BE.OB.

Il tained Al MANUFAcroRY PRICES with knowledge
for working the Of the subscriber
pectulY invite the public 20 cali and examine them IN
practical ufion, with the HENING FOOT, and Where
Is dyaues other machines for ftmly use can be
sEES better n described paper The decided prefer
ence gwen machines by those that ziVe them an eh
amna ion and all that haFa th@m should induce
those that feel Interested Sewing Machines 70 bear ~
mind in these combined a. that Is uerded
for family such heins, gatheTlns, SC All orders
enqures uthe Will meet wiki prompt
attention bv mo = STRONG, Agent, Melndeon Block,
II SuperioT ST. Ci eveand Ohio. send for aCIfcular.
rhere Is buI one wing AIachine aad . Is WI EEL
Err \ WILSON'S" Judge Meigs, the Amenean In
sfifufc arg.d6m lg9
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MORNING LEADER.
WARREN CORRESPONDENCE.

T,ro pleasant days-Corn planting Thunder
sfOrm-HOa. ID. Wilnot-Man kiled-COuTts
-Murder trial-Trial for false imprisonment
-COdifedtioR Of OrdiaaNees-fksir operation,
and mode Of enforcing fhsm-Seenes IN
Police Court
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At Prices TO Snit tha T;uos

~, ~ klnds o. JOBBlNG, ROOFING. EAVE TROUGH
on SHORT NOTICE. ii1iie anu
Inc prooi o. the padding is in chewing Of the ns
we'll known stand OF - 'i9 0'e anu
10 s s-9asa c5 Patent Hotel Cook Stoves two Sizes $50
mv2s.5Sutv. W, L MARVIN,
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j. HerdInan & Co.,

j. Herdman & Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
IL Com Fo.eisa AID Duuicstc Erchalee, UnruTTeut
Mouoy and Land Warrants Coloctluus IN the United
states Canada and Europe, promptly afieajed to
Aselts the Liverpool and New York Screw steamship
Lire which Pzssseecan be secured cltheI 10 from
Liverpool the advertised Tfes PaEs1se also be Sc
rom Liverpool 10 Ngz York Qusheo and New Or
leas by the lines q sailing Packet ships Also,
frou, Have Hamburg and Bremen 70 New 1frk- Dra4s
friSied lTaur amount payable through al the Continent
Of FTn 40 Great Britain and Ireland OF further paT-
sIr1isrSsnrV A. The Banking and EXCHANGE once OF
ff' J HERDMAN < CO.
.,17-stf n Waisr street. Cleveland. Ohio
4 l WHITS1S A. srANDAEr- W srANDAEr
WHITMAN, STANDART & CO.
w Bznkors anI l.eslsrs Ia Foreign and DOmesic Ex-
change MOI Saperior street We draw olrect o. l1-
don and viii furRisA Drafts for ollf paEable Al all
the urinripa nom n and Ireland. Scotland, France
aad Germany CoilectIons made all accessible polns
throagho1l the Ualt q ssatss and Canadas n..-.LL
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n B-Hzyins leaned that persons claiming 10 DO this
work and in cases claiming TO be for be
sane, viii that up 70 thls date have ageuIl
the o. s A who have any night from the above fent1s
such claim and IN hose II Is either luiagemen
imposIti0nf imposition, let tw0rk cure,
II an Infringement, vii in due attend 10 that
NJ L WRIGHT, n. d,
seuf29 Actuary for the Company.
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New Painting Establishment,
"' me FA6tle Square, one door NOrth Of Ken
daLfs Store
TASC0TT & HOPKINS ARE
JARED 70 Do House, SIN, Carrase snd Ornamental
atng Of Woods Marbles PaperhSusias -
OfleIs soilclte1- uuc9.lv TASCOTsT l. IIrpt-TNrS
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-, J. BoUTALL
ge-.ow Isl s. Clair Street. above Ere
RTTRT e 00 DU0-
s r ID PE e

AND ENANELED CRATES.
w L MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBLIC
" SQUARE. (Sauih sidel has ina 1-s,si--5 s--sL
Z % We iiaacoFy oae Of the largest and hest assort
ENAMELED CRATES,
sef nIOusll 10 this market He aIuaqs kous m h,r ,I
.5 -. NJ mgSI snprogod styles COOKING and
MaH5 taetl'Ted Expressly for This Market, and
hGrraHied TO gre perfect Satisfaction.
lie also Is constanilv suoplisd with ~. .s-,, g
-, en- ate aAd house Furnishing Articles and has on
Sb, i ~ nIes large stock Of Tn Copper and
seT ~ i.n ware, All OF which MUST AND Will BF
oOLDI ~ Wholesale or retail f.l clsh - -
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TeSlimnninlS and ReferenreS.

have investigated with for the last three yeaB
the above method Of making and opp ying Artificial reeh
IA ths Laboratory OF Dr. Wright aHd alsOin and
with confidence that hs plan Is the best known
and entirely successful when made under his observation
The supeOrty Of ts kind OF Dental work gold an
kind Of mttac pate be qgestione and The
eui IN Dr. Nrghts Circular Of the nu1ber Of WheT
his has tbs pace OF gold plate, Much
this work gold plate had been furnished BY the
Dentists IN the country am not with the sue
cess Of Porcelain WoIk the halds others than Dr.
Wright. H A. ACKLET, III
Iatr Prof of SuryerV CleVp al fsolfs-a
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RAnWATS RENONAriNo hESoLNEcf sn0uid be hailed ;
blessing by every mother throughout the land whose
infants aia cted with Sores Hcnors, &C. These break
ins out (taus earlyl evidence OF disease transmitted
fr6m the parent stock few doses Of the RES0ykTING
RRsoLTENT will eradicate vesfge the dsease and
insure the child a sound ansl healthy body.
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6ats, Gaps & furs.

EVERETT HAT. - SOMETHING
Ia new. nice and tasty Call and see cur large stock Of
VINE and c9lured giravs and boys-
my1s B. BUTTS CO. 5 Superior St.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25

T1yHE Subscriber, having succeeded y. III. Grifhth
II In the Rlacksmithing business and removed to
1ho kpwer MIL where he has erected shop, begs
loaye 70 TO his friends and customers that sc
GAew prspAFedAo do a kinda 81 work, in his line on
lhoSt nslice and rsasonaLls terms.
AARON MYERS
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THE DOUBLE LITTLE CHANT. N
OR TWO MILLS IN ONEri

f. So f f4s~l g4f1
Ets Patented May, 1854 Improved 10 1850 M Y,
yUy4HE Little Giant Corn and Cob Mn n sans,ae
~ and portable machine formed on the cote nh
principle entirely Of cast ron for farm and plantAaiu
use and designed for preparing food for s4eck hjpA
does at the rate ten to twenty bushels per houy
according TO the size Of the MIL An improvenseui
has been effected In Its model the present season.
which consists In adding another Cone and eeA ol
crushers together with an Bridge Free ana
by means Of all Of which the epeed L. nearly 1ou0SsX
and when required) the NH adapted also k4ndine
sheiled corn into hoMmony and 1ne meal for 0mAaS
use. BY reversing the motion, In other woylo -
running II backwards ten fifteen quarts % ned =
the bushei are obtained, and the bsancs ssssh4s1of
homnony or good food for feeding.
THE AID VANTAGE OF EEEDINU CORN dRD
" COB MEAL PRO YEN s4sM
Henry Alspaugh, Of GrsepAsld CO., Ohio. u
lso4 myself and brother raised large crop 81 oosn
and purchased 1870 head Of cattle fatten ~ hroiA.
er wishing to divide our interests, offered me llt6ep
cents per hundred pounds for bis choice cattle
TO the number cfseveAty head. accepted, and he
:siecsed h,s seventy, lesyiag me one Aqedsea ssed
shock and had nips ground together vith tAs CO..;
and fed In tronghs, nailed trees around Iha yas
Ny brothers corn did mo- hold out neas - lon9 =
hine though Ne bad divided equally and he II se-
enty head to my one hundred md twenty. WhAh ~
corn was ont let him have nom mine; and WhenxSe
nDished feedtngs the cattle we're weighed ana sel1
was found that my cattle had gained hys pesnda %
profits were over one tAousand dollars moseAken &s
Each mill furnished c0mplcte, ready tor ai1schlnx
team, and no exsry power required than What aecpy
- sale 5, KERN. ROBINSON 90. Su.,s 80 ~.
AO1s. sseaF #tssa9s8TA SaeN srl 49,
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ID SIT e. e. CAV, ,asF hassI
Wholesale and Retail Dealer II
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
OILS, PAINTS, DYESTUYEX.
paucolsrs' GLASSWARE, SURGICAL lxsrsunsnrs, no,
sss BURLINGTON, IOWA.
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