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should be addressed. \ copy of "Petersons
Complete Coin Book the most perfect and
complete one in the world will be given gra-
tbs to all subscribers for 1859.
WASHINGTON RtNoRs. correspondent
of the New York Express furnishes the fol-
lowing
.S5on after the reassemhlng of Congress
some one on the Democratic side of the House
will propose scheme as IA substitute for the
President Sonora Preteetorate, 10 protect
the citizens Of this country there. 1t is be-
lieved it will call for mission with a proper
escort to negotiate terms of permanent peace
and the payment OF the Mexican debt by the
eeding OF ,errisoyy sufficient to cover the debt
to this country. How correct this is can
not state. hut it seems quite as feasible ms es-
tabishins an army in the country Of a neigh
boring government for pcarsabie purposes
Cushing Of Massachusetts,, will b. chosen for
the Ambassador if the plan is adopted. The
reason of the abandonment of the scheme OF
the Presidents is, rs have previously mt
mated. because his opponents OF both factions
readily conceded With his views.
The Democratic party lives only by oppo-
stian, aggression and negative force. Its
platform is aggression and sroils and the
moment there is prospect If its opponents
stealing its thunder, and taking the agrees
i've instead Of the defensive, immediately it
yields its point and opposes its own measures
The eAeitem nj about Arizona is diving
out. Later and more reliable reports from
that country represent i, As no. at all in,it-
ing To eml grafton. This is a wet blanket uy-
on the hopes OF SPECTATORS, but is based ON
good authority.
The Democrats b gin now to talk serious
ly OF Douglas for the Charleston nomination
Hunter has effected q complete division in
the Southern Democracy, 81 that there now
exists three factions Of the once united whole.
They know from this that they cannu, sue
ceed without union Of these factions, and
tina, 10 make such union, they must take
Il Northern man. There is an organized ef-
fort heins mad Ia secure the nomination to
Fra klin Pierce, aud 1t is said he is now re-
manning away. = rtiy for the purpose oil not
Interfering III the matter and t. escape cross
questioning But there i, but little hop. oi
success in this ~ehem. The Northern Dem
eerAts arr deterhinsi npan Douglas, and he
AZ the -aiue time rersistently claims his orig
ina connection With and Position il the
Democratic ranks. - that after all, the.c
mcn who have been ass.iiiu. him - pratt.
cdfig inay he eainpelled 10 accept him As
thor loader. ar los the chance al obtalnin-
the sp1 lis, which is all they want. and
which they Nil p,t g;ye over ryrn at the SIR
rthec OF their prineipis. it they have any.
fhis pr'~pt aspect n affairs in the future
dos MT pleas Mr E4ch1ntn, and he is III
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1t is surprising how much affinity and
sympathy exists between the organs of smell
ing. hearing seeing and tasting. Let any one
who is skeptieal of this fac, place himself in
to the way of obtaining an attack Of ca,arrh,
or severe cold in the head as it is common
ly called, and he will discover tina, all these
organs are affected in unsion nor is il unfre-
quent for total or partial deafness. with in
famed eyes to remain long after the other
SYMPTOMS of catarrh have vanished, with oc-
casional shooting pains in the head. This form
of disease is invariably p,evaen, during the
Spring season of the year. Hence we consid
er We are conie'ring boon upon our readers
by directing their attention TO a medical DIS
covery, the use of which is pleasant. speedy
and affectual in the removal of all the symp-
toms we have described The worst forms of
eatarrh are cured BY its use, whilst the SYM
pathetic diseases Of the eye and car, whether
of recent OF long standing. are Immediately
ameliorated and som vanish. We allude to
Durno's Catarrh Snuff an admirable in ention.
prepared ard sold by him. IN State street. AL
bany, and which We trust may be procure a,
every drug store in the Union, for i, is truly
invaluable.
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MELANCHOLY AooiptNI Yesterday fore
noon, while Ehorers were discharging coal
IRON the schooner Jack at Richar, sons
wharf, the staging. upon which the work
men were engaged, gave way. There were
three men upon 1t at the time. Two Of them
were precip'tated into the hold of the vessel
aud one If them named Dooley was 81 severe
~ injure! that he died i" about five minutes.
The secani one whose name WIS Morrisey,
had All arm and IA les broken, he was remoy-
ed 10 the hospital. The third man saved
hilns II from al, Y serious injury by clinging
To the staging Dooley was u very Industrious
and sober man. lie leaves wife and one
child. The accident to the staging WAS
caused by the hcelIng Of the vessel US the tide
reecded - Portland Argus.
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The starch factory at .:eth.l has ground
up about fifteen thousand bushels of rots-
to T. i. scastn.
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A CoNsciESrIoUs BORROWER. A lady in
Portland has just returned few beets she
borrowed fifty years ago OF a neighbor. prom
isng to return them in few days. Such an
instance OF puntuaiity is most remarkable,
and cannot be beat.
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MoRE SLAVES ANrsp.-The Mississippi
Democrat obj,ets To retaining any If the
swamp Lands ia that STATE. untll the African
save trafii' Is rcppened, Tor the r,..>uu that
II would b. Practical aboiitieuine H.. ,.-
ciannin. any lands where slave k,bor could
be r9titAhy employed would have a direct
tendency Ia ahoiitIonism the border states tty
drawing Il their slaves 10 thcst new lands -
The available Land III Mississippi. L,alel,
and Arkansas afohf. is sufficient la yis. pro-
htA5le enfl2ytn ut t every slave III the
mon.
Inc same Taper s.ss, the repeal II tho
unconstitutional Inv, prohibiting. the Airi-
can slave trad" Is Iecoin.hg u necessity IN
the nth. Eferywh re We hear tile cry,
More slaves = Without an lncre..s., oil sl.y,
llsFar the s'ath cannot progress With
ksfse iHersas, uf slaves THE SOUTH will pro-
srtsss, dni grp" to- powerful T. heed the
ttrrats ut Northern dlsunions,s No ne,o
territory can Be Of guy use 10 The .S,.ih unless
the present., numser oil her negro slaves is
greatly augmented. which car only be dons
by the Tree imp rtatlon Of African negroes.
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The second trial of MeNul,y for sho citing
police officer Hodsdon. resulted in a erdict
of murder in the second degree. He MAS SEN
fenced 10 the State Prison Tor life.
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InE fAenT WAspgR.R TR,>L. Thcexam
nation II the crew OF the " an,ler,r wa, 70.
sulued In Savannah. before Judge Henry ~,
the 2oth inst Captain &. ". StoelY,l ~
Erunswiek, Ia. aud Thumas Bar es. w,r,
examined, hut tier a, sw,rs threw no add;-
tionai light On tie que,tien The next wit
mss, Horatlo iiarri-, on beng asked by tn.
Attorn' oei eral. Ganahl, If he had seen
any ntgtots that he SUPPOSED were recently
imported Africans, rep Piled that he could not
answer the question, AS his evidence would
crininate himself MIR jackson. one of III,
counsel then asked and Judge for "A cpptlnua-
ton Of the care till Tomorrow. which wa.
granted.
Rcsie"in. the trial, the Savannah Repub-
lican RAYS
Alter the deyt opmcn,s thus mr., no ono
en,ertains u doubt that cargo of Africans
have been introduced into the State but
whether legal evidence can lie had u fit the
ofiense upon any particular person or persons,
Is wholly diff rent question -
The following pungent remark. Of the New
York Courier and Ehqu,er's Washington
correspondent ON the case OF the Wanderer.
have too much foundation
HE present attitude of the government
II deprccatcs the revival OF the slave trade
with Africa, but conf, sscs itself impotent to
execute the laws prohibiting it. tut it is
quite remarkable that tits coniessipn of i'm
heciliiy Is not preceded hy ans actual efforts
u 'infiieate the law. Docs uny man doubt
that the i2a sl..ges Of the Wanderer can be
followed up To the plantations where they
ar n'w worked, aud Identified. if the gov
ernment put forth but Il tenth part of tn,
sn.rt. IT displayed 10 resake one single iugi-
ave slave from BJsson And ~ VI the slaves
OF the fche, taken IN she fact could not the
government find Judge Iaring 10 take cog
MIA &C OF their case, IL IT d.s,r.a to do j. :,
It's E"rternal indulgence III the one Case. and
ITS savage Yindietls.ilers IN tie otter .sugytst
painful deul t'et lite imlart,slliy. aud pres
ent contrast which Viii not lie favorable
regarded BY the Christian and civilized world
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LOVE ANALyzED.-A Tilted chemist finds
love to be composed of fifteen parts of gold :,
three of fame and two of affection.
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GET THE BrsT DETEeTop p,t,r.,ns. C

CIR THE BEsr DErEeToR. Pctrrsons' Conn.
terieit Dctector and Bank Note List for Jan.
uary has been received by us. and is correct.
ed by Drexcl & Co, the well known Banker,
and Brokers, and it is the best and most re-.
liable Dctcctor of Cuuntericits or Altered
Notes publish ID in this country. The num-
Der issued this day fully describes Fifty two
New Counterfeits, and contains a fac-simile
OF Bogus Bank Note that is being altered
to suit various banks all over the country,
and which is being put into extensive circu.
lat'on. 1t also contains several other pages
OF very valuable information of everything
appertaining to Bank notes. It has been
considerably enlarged this month, having
row torty-eight pages in, and contains also
tac-smiles of several hundred Gold and Sill
yer coins, besides. We have no hesitation
in pronouncing 1t the most complete reli,-
BILE and best publication OF the kind in the
United States, Is it is not used to subscive
the interest of any banking house, as most OF
'''' '''ta'''" bettctofs ARE. IL sHouid ne w
the hands of every storekeeper in the whole
country and we would advise all persc ms
who handle money to send two dollars in
lett for a years subscription, to the pub,
fishers. and thus subscribe for the semi
monthly issue of it ut once. or one dollar tor
the monthly issue. 1t is Published by f. Is t
& BROTHERS. NJ. BOO Chest
nut Street. Philadelphia, to whom all letters
should be addressed A copy of 'Petcrsons'
Complete Coin Book, the most perfect and
complete one in the world will be given gra-
It's to all subscribers for 1859
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Augusta, Dec. I'D. ISIS.
DEAR FRiE>ps;-
We send few articles for your Fair,
which we beg you to accept as slight testi-
monial of our interest in your noble work -
Though personally strangers to the most of
you. yet we feel that you are engaged in the
same common cause with ourselves; and
hence we wish you the most abundent sue
cess.
Yours Truly.
TIE ladies of the First Baptist Soc,ety
augusta Ne,
To the Ladiss of the Bapnst Soc,ty.
ENsnorh Ne
p S. We forward the articles through
the agency of our esteemed friends, Mr.. 8
Mrs. Swan.
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Home Dramatic Entertain
ment at Writings Hall,
Tuesday Evening, Jan. 4th,
1859, by the Young Ladies
& Gents. Of Ellsworth for
the Benefit of the Y. L. Lii
brary.

On which occasion they will be Happy
to see thuse of their friends inter, st,,d in
the support Of the Library and all a1mr-
e?s OF tie Drama.
The Company will be assisted hy Mr. B.
A. Swan Of the Dirisp Club, Augusta. in
the character Of Gesler, in Sheridan Knowles:
chaste AMI celebrated play OF Nv ilIlm
Tell"
Mr.. VIM. III: Rice, the original Box"
as .Timid' in the l.ushable Farce oil The
Dead Shot" and number Of the finest ae-
tresses among the young ladies Of Ellsworth.
WILLIAM TELL.
GEsLEK. Tyrant OF Switzerland, B. T. SWAN
CARMEN, his Lieut. J. B. JOHNSON
WILLIAM TELL, j. A. SMITH.
WERNER, W. IL RICE.
MELcrAL. F.G. BARKER.
ALBERT, n. SxlTn.
EMILY, Miss S. +. LORD.
Tue DEAD SHOT.
CAPT. CANNON, +. G. BARKER,
Hector TiMiD, W ii. RICE
MR. WI.EMAs, GEo. A. DoDoE.
THORNTON, f. X. IIorKlNs
LOUISA, Miss Eva NJ. kE>T
CHATTER. ANN E. WHIraeRE.
The Ellsworth Brass Band. under the di-
rectinn Of their popular leader and accom-
plished Musician. Mr. Howe, will be present
and discourse some of their fines, music
Single Tickets 25 cts. Packages Of 3. 30
cts.
Doors open at 6 ID o'clock, Performance
10 commence a. O'Clock, precisely.
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Cbt Q.lls(portb American,

~ IA = AW v Err --EDITOR
r /. LIS w RT1I.
FRI DAY MORNING DEC. 81, 1858.
" PETFEN6llL cos Advertising Agency l1o
NASSAU 81. New York. and 10 state street Boston 8
VI r. TO- are the agents for the AMERICAN, and the
most inhueftia and largest circulating Newspapers In
nited states mil the Canadas. They authorized
to contract for us at our our iotcs1 rates
!. +, NILES tsurcessor tn V. H. Palm .r) Sewspap+r
Advertising Agent, No l Scplsy's Building Court
street Boston is authorized receive advertisements for
TINS paper at the same rates As required by
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The Fair and Levee.

The Fair Of the Ladies Of the Baptist Cir
Gle on Friday and Saturday evenings, was a
decided success. Lords Hall was literally
nmmcd with human beings, altogether too
many for the pleasure of the visitors. The
arrangement Of the articles on exhibition
and sale, and the real value and beauty of
many of them. together with the decorations
of the Hall, reflected the highest credit on
all concerned in getting up the Fair, The
refreshment tables were beautifully set out,
and bountiIully loaded with the richest
kinds f food The company seemed delight
ed and happy. as was evident from the
hilarity prevailing. Many of the ladies
outside of the Circle, manifested q kindly
regard for those Immediately concerned in
getting up the Festival. by contributing ar
ticles for it. Besides the interest taken in
in the matter by many ladies of the village
not associated with those VINO started and
who are manly interested in it. which is in
the highest degree crcditable to them, we
motto that at one end Of long table. there
was IL blnnrr with llrge letters, which read
Prom augusta. A political friend by
our side inquired if the Legislature had
made donation Upon inquiry we as
certainei that some of the Ladies Of the
First Baptist Church, Augusta, had gener-
ously. through their friends. Mr. 4 Mrs
b. 4. Swan, contributed a box of very nice
articles to the Fair. 1t added much to the
interest of the occasion. as we'll as help swell
the amount e its proceeds 1t was one of
the prominent features of the FESTIVAL, and
Sne to be remembered We understand that
about $3.50 90 will be realized, clear of ex-
Tense from the Enir
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Agents appointed in the towns Of the County o.
Hancock.
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l. vi ton, Dec. 10Th, 1858.
lew iston Falls journal.
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NIsC1LLAu10Us.

n RDocS.ADAT1oN-Te eli w.c. e .sy
~ ssDssn %fho peso1s Il Lyncbbsrg aad the eqosing
soenssa sr1 hsssy soasslsa appear innedssely ct
GLASS RAiskt lia epyoss he Farmers bs.n asd :ees
eaaes shy shsy sa . pes cent BY buying theS
Cshne q III nr sssfias ssch garnens - may 20
Uu ssr - ssaah4a - iAe persouA wiscs eennos %
10 = any sehse esabshnssA spcs favorable orna
srsSSnn COMMON SENSE Judge
SOUP aeAOaaDo 1--we have sssneseto0 vssy
~ - = sAs Wy ~ seA stivw soup iadss q handsome
pnesDsns 81 Wassas1s1 ass - eetA-
Ee RsEDsas y Raas ssy shiae In the way g sOLlD
aiEvEH WARR would do well 70 give NJ call before par
esne o alWsys Keep hasd supply Of speoss Fofs
Iaf1ea -, nads = the eest msan@ aad wAeRAsIsD o."
uiss lsspssi-sl SlLYEhrHoRS 4 Cliff
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A1NtiER'a SEWING MACMlNEs.-ssreas
~ success always tho proof
Judged by this there saving
nbie comparable to singers Sewing Marhu. After
shng the highest in the United
exhibited AZ the late disposition Unvcreile
they carried on the highest premium and
~ 10 make them has cen built in Paris
In every branch OF Industry In which sewing
these machines can be used with immense profit As the spaced
al the Railway ain IA to travelling foot sewing
singers Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor
shoemaker dresSaker carriage sader halter
Sc should be- without The fair profit using OF
these machines, regularly employed is One Thousand Dollars
IN all private families there sewing
II" done these machines
"n h"tc Keepers lind thea prof
tb" These nachlnes SIMPLE In their
very strong and durable being Inc only Kind OF Sewing Ma
chime eve" ntde by whch every work.
could BE perfectly executed Thonsaso worth
n1nes BIZ Singers Machines alone found every.
PAN rrn'sJ instructions for using ser with each
theta Tho machines packed y go
pan" the world To al. desiring particular
rmation will Application by letter either
hs"s Toward copy OF NJ. Singer .os Gazette, paper
wh'It' devoted to the Sew ng Mael.,ne interest.
1. NJ. SINGER & CO,
Principal Office. No 3a3 Broadway. New York.
thAN ntFICEsNo II II anoy er ST. BosVn No " Chap
-. Ne" Has CT Govcrvlic. n. " No ia Broad ST.
NAar~. j. No. l42 Chestnut St., Philadelphia; No.
bit!"e 81, Baitimore No j. esminser Providence
l. ~ East lth ST., Cinc,nnat No 6J North ith ST.. ST.
l., NJ II ST. Charles ST., New Orleans No. 20 Dauphiu
lruil.. Idee 2I.d&cts
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= Ssosos = rHu pIsho,+ox. oA''f E's''.'''
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EVERY DkSCniPrlON On AAh On 1897 .nns. -,
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s.r nd respected e..sn. .na .:.y che.
80 .s s sss s.s s ~ 4 ~.sss ID en-,
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$500; sesss "H'sN w u many '''''
ssrsA: ~ pr,uxo.p. Nos. "a. 1854
Nov, nv <os-oe.ae.c..-i used portos bottle
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enough inesr. ~ set:ue bottle OF yesr TURF
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Omce soush.aide Railroad Compaay,
PErkRsBuh6 July Ist, 1855.
ca E3R

nlRECT ROUTE To TmE WEST a.A she
- VIRGINIA SPRINGS. via South side railroad from Pc
burg 10 rsloi Tenn aud Va Railroad Bristol
xye via Esst Team and Georgia Railroad q.
sle TO Dalton we,ru and Atlantic railroad bal
Chattanooga VIA Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad
Chattanooga stevenson Via Memphis aud Charleston
Railroad from Stevenson Memphis
Through Tickets issued To- the ADose points and the Springs
and axske through the Office South Hail
Tie follow Ing sche iue III he the South Side Rail
road commencing on 81 NDAf neAtih A'h OF July inst
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN,
Con, Getting with the Richmond and Danvin Trains. Al
Burksy,lc uneon) and Wi" the through route at Lynch
Leave Petersburg daily at.............. aaoocik NJ
Arrive Burkeslio Junction. ........., s;l6
Arrive Lynchburg at. ................. 1870 r. NJ
Leave Lynchhn'x daily ai.................. o3o
Arrive Burkey,s tJunoiion) At.-........ 2:l5 :.
Arrive a. '''''''"'x rml;iif TRAIN '''
Connecting with Richmond and Danve Trains at the June
Leave Petersburg daily OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. AN
Arrive At Burkcyiiis tJnnction) at...........i2 NJ.
Arrive At fAmyilo lao T. NJ
Arrive Al I.ynehburs 62,
Leave Lynehbnrs daily t.................... AN.
Arrive At burkay,in tJuneton) at...........!k4O NJ
a" ACCOMMODATE" Passenger Gar ir tho Way or iora,
Travel vii he attached 10 the Train leaving Lyncbburg
,aIo tho Man rra,n a, or"es A. NJ Stopping places to
take and pu, OF passengers To strictly "o'evcdb by those
W,i.2n's W.LvIle Hack. and Whites S",t,way 4; n
Burkosie kice high Bridge, Farm ie Prospect, ramp
HAS Evergreen, Ar"nsitox spout sprns. Concord James
River
SoGtlSide Railroad Freight and Passenger rrains leave
Petersburg daily (sunda, sexccptcdj st......; NJ.
Arrive City ruini ..................7.i5
Leave CITY ronl al. ...'.'...'...............sD
The auove Trans jaime. Ki,m Steamers,
es.ns cry n in, Tor Norfolk and every saturday morning
aud rn,sday with tho hue steamers hoanoke aud
Jamos9wn bound fot New York
The Afternoon Tram this Road Will be only when
put of be strictly obSnr'.db BY ih"S in charge
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nIsCELLAkE0US
CHEAT ATTRACyION'
xRKIgAL OF LARGE STOCK OF
n r A ID n. m DE LOT n

lkNPAL Of A LAh0h SfOCA W
REA OY. N A DE 10 II I n G..
gusHE undersiEBsd has aad j. new agtning hs SPRING
II and SUMNER STOCK Uf READY MADE GLOIH
ING He none of thn. wh .ef praiss,
and ex anne you will md bis Clehine In stye
anil msn.bp, other bsFse IN the city,
lie eriay the attention OF the fact thai
b. great cash. 80 he purchased hs goods
10 great adv aotase.
ay stock II FURNISHING GOOD :. such A. shirts Coi
Glove Socks po ke ildkfs Net and SILK shrs
and drawers umhrrs etc. h large am wei assorted
e. County Merchant. invited Ia .aii before 90
aux nrti,er III sell cheap ss Sonth Of
III. Potomac 81. OuGUENHEfMEk.
ati I0is
aid DOMINION COFFEE POTs.-Ss.s.e.
supply nf the Jusy r-lr Jrniei OLD
DOMINION COffEE POrs, whir viii make N. best C"f
halt tn. II oth-i la Please call and
supplied and fin Warcnnse second d"r be-
low MarS.t. Main street lie lOtsl G. BLISS n GO.
rOTgCE.-rhe ssrSrhaUss nna D ssineps us~a
~ OF l,nchburg hereby notnsd that student Of
III ne allowed to contract my debt or
vnnut prnL order bearing siguaiuTe and that
no accounts will settled BY Int the Of these
.,t.I.rs as voucher. SAMUEL X. COX.
4-y,5i. President Lynchburg College
Han f,rn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-15

WHEAT THRASHERS

V1SHE UNDERSIGNED. having become Agents for the
i schenectady Agric niiurd Works, will keep constantly
sample their Patent Improved Ralwa Horss
Thrsher and s.paraiers Combined 1hrashes and
Ninn"wers This TLrashing machine received the FIRST
PRLMIUM ,. New York Stat. air In ls6. and eonn.
CIV. good siaciion all who have used them
the IDKSb POWERS made very strong and No gear
that requires the travel only Abonf " miles
hon thereby making suitable work either horses
VI upon them. -
riIE TiiKASiIERS and CONFINED THRASHERS and
WINSW IRS to discharge all thr
ana into the feeders face
is usual W ih other kinds
I he Tbraslier and WinDower has REVOLVING WIRE
SEPARATOR hch does the work perfectly than
done In other
THE StPAKATER fridde) n fork shaker hitch
grain the the Thraa
Pcrsous wishing these Thrashers du by
further information will be given
,uur,tnnu them IRBY u SAUNDERS