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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-24


Greater sDGes 6f8 tAs strags an he sausSissa cas-
:, The Of stopping is v5rafiOa Of the srias
4. The ere1Hess Of the pi5ra,ion Of esfrfnq
5, Inequality Of etone.
6. Thestrength Of string.
I. The great length Of time lgs Instrument rnals IA tus
That the public and judge for themselves whether
the above statement be publish diazra az fb ~
styles Of pianos o. rather ne % fo 49, u j5 ~ - ~ I
all modern Improvements and he HsiIsf 6 & Sa M Ieees
whch accepts the doctrine that living an age Of In
equal four and that 100 lbs. weigh as much As f
viii illustrate the philosophy of the two kinds of t
ments and leave the reader to draw his own eoncasions
l, The Hallst, Davis & Co. Pianos Haoe a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make in
the same sized case
y the entire length straight string can be used for
on see dagam while those that bent necessarily have
Of the piano else the angle would Be 50 great The string
@ p N @ Ian before could be drawn up within
It swell known that there sioctave plano does not
that strings are shorter With the sSoy P,sno
oesye lae Davis a Co. plane Is enabled to send out
make. '' octave piano Of any ORR
2, The Hallet, Dagis d Co. Pianos hare q ,0idsr
space betl0esn tae strings than those of any other
make.
The truth Of this statement Is equally plain from the at
suits while bent string requires addition (see daam
suits the bent strings necessarily close together "a
ney oi,en nt one another and h1rs Jingle while The perform
eras playing heavy marches. fantasies variations The
straight strings have 50 much room that tbv fsi &
never clash sgAinst another ~
), The manner Of stopping the UiBration.
The vibration Of the string pianos eomrnaneas h-
the hammer strikes It, the bridge where Il Is Stoned Zee
diagram HI SPP94t tS70
me tone oi the best violin in the world be ruined By
su6stutng poor bridge thus proving that the zone Of
string Materially affected By The in which the vibration
IS sstopPed The vibration OF the string ID 4 nia1
Is stopped with little horizontal ets ofeopper bell
dagrac ~ giving 70 the string soft full mellow gI or
Nhle IN an othr pianos the vibration stopped b. uur
non pms lsee diagram 81 giving thin, ir0Ey uHe fo7s
mat mas caused Of persons having musical ar
90 not Ike the irony tEang Of plano It far inferior
70 the ful reh tone of an organ. huts melodeon-
The that the strings ether pianos m b. - -
bridge pin is that sharp angle bs nc Z IN order sso5
the vibration In the H. D. C. pir7 strings are dra5
sragnt over the copper fret and hed thereon b
ne suspension Bridge lsee diagram Bl
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she was burned.

p The costliest Paintings ever exhibited in
Cleveland can now be seen gratis a. DOige's Music
Store.
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ORDINANCES

To assess special tax on on all property abutt-
ing on Champain street, between Ontario and Vine
yard streets Referred TO Committee on Ordi
nances.
To grade and raye the road way and gutter of
the street around the Public Square. Passed.
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COAL C0ALM- C0AL!M
John TOD & YATES

Are prepared deliver pure article Of BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEWAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family
y Orders promptly filled their Yard, the Canal,
the foot OF Vineyard street, Cleveland, o.
JOHN TOD. ocI2 d6m 226s J.VN YATES
% " TO SMOKERS & CHEWERS."
No gentleman should mlnsls society ladies with
his teeth dscoored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking or chewing, "FON
TAINE'S GRE AM OF WILD FLOWERS Is one OF the
most eectual dentrifces in 1t whilens the teeth
strengthens the gums, and mpaIs to the BREATH
offensive, al agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAVING-Its rich lather penetrateS and sotens
the beari, prevents rtafinn and renders the operation
easy and agreeable. F. G. FoNTAINE Co sos Broad
way, and No. c Astor House, New York. Sold by ali
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JOHN TOD. ocl2 dsm 226. J.V. N. YATES
~ /" To SMnKERS e GHEWERS
HOiiOway's Pills and Ointment,

basey imitqted public should learn there sure
test of their ger uineness viz the wster-mark Holloway,
New York and London" which appears every leaf of
the book OF directions visible when held between the eye
and the light Sold the mandatory No so Maiden
Lsne New York and by all Druggists, at 2. &C. and 81
per box OF pot. novl6 255
J. B. Barnes & Co, PrOprietors of the Cleve
All Plumbing Works, Atwatsr Block prepared
VITA arge force OF experienced wornen doing every
ec1 tiOa Pun5ing IN the most thorough manner on
he most scientific plans reasonable terms and short
aotce Large stocks of Fountains OF different STYLES and
.zss Bathing Tubs Of iron and wood, lined with
inHsdcOpper steam heaters lead and galvanized
pnes Leather and Inds Rubber Hose every descupiius
sf Brass and Plated Cocks including the PateR Selcos
Cocks recently introduced Wash Bowls and all kinds
work warranted. ln22.dSwff.
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N. H. sOLOMONSoN.

PRAcTIoAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
eps the largest assortment of the most approved kinds o
PECTACLES. Allhs glasses, whether for near or iar
ghted are ground under his inspection, by machine
yof anew construction with the greatest care as tC
suit eyes al cases curing Weakness DIZZINESS OF
Inflammation the Eyes and imparing strength for lone
Esadilg or fine sewing.
e N. H Solomouson would here inform the public
Shst he employs any the sale Of
CF- Also, a splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES Nj
CROSCoPEs, COAIPASSES. &c, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, perfect as natural
Oice 3s Superior street under the American Hotel
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J. B. Cobb & Co, 81 90; Referred to Committee
on claims E. A. Munson & Co, Sl9 so; Referred
to Board of City Improvements
J. W Heisly, 81 30; Referred to Judiciary Com
mittee.
B. Cobb & Co., Sc 60; Referred to Committee
on claims
]. B. Cobb & Co, Sl3 Sc; Referred to Com
mittee on Schools.
A. NJ. McLane, Sl3 5O;Referred to Board of City
improvements.
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From the Board of City Improvements, present
ing contract with s. NJ. Styles for the additional
work necessary on the Center Pier of the Light
house Street Bridge. The work to be done on or
before the goth of December, 1858. Also the Bond
of s. NJ Styles and j. H. Styles for the perform
auce of the work. Contract accepted and approx
ed
A communication was received, stating that Mr..
George May has sustained damage of $50 by the
grading of Champlain street. Ref to Com. on
Claims.
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the character of the policemen of the city They
already have power and are ready to disperse any
crowd that woald blockade any street Further
MORE the matter has been referred to the Judicia-
~ Committee, and be hoped they might be able to
report some peaceful settlement of the difficulty
Mr.. NcLane advocated the passage of the resolu-
ion as under the present arrangement as the resi-
dents on Ontario St, are favored more than
those in other parts of the city.
After much discussion Mr.. McLane withdrew
his resolution.
By Mr. Thayer, That the Board of City Improve
ments be authorized to construct culvert across
Case Avenue, and one across Park street for the
purpose of conveying the water to Wilson Avenue
sewer. Adopted.
By Mr.. Rider, That that the sum of Sl53, l6 be
paid to C. & T. Skinner to apply on contract for
excavation Adopted.
By Mr. Masters, That the Board of City Improve
ments be instructed to construct plank walks over
the cutters at the corner of York and Bridge Sts.
Adopted.
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W. FISRE. Cleveland
MATRIMONIAL.
rs OF LIE IIN1rrn SrLrrs

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
Ii has been my good fortune restore TO health many
thousands OF my country-wumen.
My has excited the malice of the enviouS and
ealous their prosecutions have served only extend
have fallen pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. Solong held in afectionate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced
sk afford despise the efforts OF mischief max
nd slanderers.
My friends have repeatedly urged place my medi
cine for producing menstruaOn within the reach Of the
ladies Of the United Sa;es but ndspositon
field occupied by quacks, with their pencOus nostums
and f that uupriacped eounterfeers might palm upon
vented establishing agencies for the sale of my
AAIlE DE FEMME" in the United States.
yield the enreaiies of patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous lhroug ghou the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the 'AAIIE DE FEMME
need only say, that it liquid fom and is exactly such
have used my practicein France for years and
that it has failed to satisfactory result
The "Amie de Femme and meuslruaton stand in the
Iation Of and effect Il alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual dow where has existed and to
where has been from any suppressed.
orderto guard against imposition the wrapper Of drec
tons on each bottle of the dc Femme" will my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bc1
will be sealed with my private seal.
Price, S3,OO package.
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For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No % Superior street, Cleveland who will supply the
Annie de Femme st the Proprie,or's prices
aul0 dswlye
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His Honor the Mayor in the Chair
Present, Messrs. Cofinbery, Thayer, Crawford
Winslow, Ransom. Herrick, Thompson, Rider
Senter, Weber, Detmer, Oyiatt, Hopkinson, Mas
ters
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-23

WALKEs's Bxn4-Judgtnent was rendered on
the 9th inst. against Gen. WIN. Walker and his
surety S. E. Slater, in the Circuit Court of the
United States, at New Orleans, for 2, 600 on the
recognizance of the former to appear to answer
for breach of the neutrality laws, and which
recognizance was fofeited by his departure in the
Fashion in November
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DURL-on the 9th inst hostile meeting took
place near Savannah, between @. A. L. Lamar,
and Henry Du Mignon, of that city, which re-
suited in the latter gentleman receiving a pistol
bali in the vicinity of the right eye, inHicting
an UNPLEASANT wound.
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of deed oftrust made thestt day -.
I'D A. d. 1871. by Philip J. SehnideF 70 sheEIlrd -
as trustee for the benefit OfJOhn u. Ban and hSn
ton, and which said deed Is recorded IN tie
The County Court Of Ohio county, Virginia IN peea
q, Polio 45i; tsha1 proceed 70 sell At P1bhe
Auction rooms Of Geo e WtekhsEn. in the city o. 49,
Forte now at The house Of John ThornburE Of OH e
VIrgfpfa, and also one Gold Watch and Chain
Terms Of Sale Cash. .,..s
selling for the trustee, shan convey only sush'
vested in him by said deed Of trust.
SIIERRARD CLEMENS, D.
dee 2S-ts g. Z. GRANAlER. bis AttoIney p -
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a nobleman hearing that one end of the LIE.
yiathan had advanced five feet, while the other
was stationary, he exclaimed, "Why then she
must have stretched" He had never taken the
trouble to notice that shewas not being launch.
ed in the ordinary way.
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J. 4 A ARNOf.
LYNCH, ARNOT 4 CO.,
Chestnut Street,
MONEY N0TAnRI

HAVE large amount Of money standing cut dat
should have been paid long before his time and
au compelled to have collected. therefore NOTICE
20 an y may concern that accounts nay be found
store So t43 Main street. for FHRFE DAYS this date
After that other arrangements VIII be mGde collecting
those not settled By that time. J. Q. HARBOUR.
January I5ih, 1858. ianlG -
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An 'INFERNAI MAcH1NE" UP AT PTTsBURG
From the Dispatch of yesterday we copy the
following:
William Smith and William Peak, nail ma
kers were arrested Thursday, charged with at
tempting to take the lives of George and Robert
Carter and John A. Farrall, by the use of an in
fernal machine. Peak is gengaged,lin the nail
making 1h,,sinoas at the Point. "A few weeks
Size George Carter, who had been in his employ,
opened shop and carried on rival business at
lO9 Pennsylvania avenue, Third ward. 1t is
alleged that Peak did not fancy opposition, and
employing Smith as his agent, endeavored to
buy out Carter. Smiths advances were reiec-
ted; he nenaced Carter as he left, and returning
to the shop subsequently,, in company with
Peak, who stood outside, he examined the floor
and bellows with no apparent purpose, and
went out.
Monday morning last, the two Carriers and
Farrell were at work in the shop, when ire
mendous explosion took place; slugs, iron, nails,
flew in every direction; the bellows were blown
off its stand, and the forge shattered. The
workmen rushed out in the smoke dust and
confusion, greatly frightened and astonished to
ind.themselves alive and sound of limb. On
examining the promises they found fragments
of a gas pipe, about foot in length. The ends
had been plugged" with wrought iron riveted
into the pipe; through one of the ends Q fuse had
been inserted The ''machine" had been loaded
around the fuse, and forming trainto the now
der. 1t had been inserted near the neck of the
bellows, and piece of heated rod having been
dropped on or near it the explosion took place
How any one in the shop escaped with life is
mystery, The premises bear marks Of the vio-
lence ofthe explosion, the slugs and nails being
driven into all parts Of the shop wall, floor and
roof
The fact of the explosion was kept perfectly
quiet; and though cognizant of the occurrence,
by request of the authorities, we RETAINED from
mentioning it, till such times as the arrest of
the persons suspected should be made This
was done yesterday, and Smith, who is thought
to be the main contriver of this inhuman plot,
and Peak, who is looked upon as his abettor,
were taken before the Mayor for an inyestiga-
ton ofthe facts, which resulted in their being
Committed in default of s. 900 bail each
This is by odds the most villianous. transaction
that has came to light for sometime,in this city,
and the fortunate result does not mitigate the
A eowardly. murder Was planned
andsonly failed by u meraclc of Providence. I'll
those under arrest are guilty, there should be
no leniency shown them.
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DENTISTRY.

THE undersigned respectfully inform the Puhlc tiut
i have associated themselves tosgthsr for tie lfaa
OF Dentistry. Their once 70 At IA Market Streei I
Monroe and Unior SIS. y where they viii be haPPJ 81
their friends and all others wishing the SerVr' 81
Dentist
Fhey we're both students andfoT slTeTal ysaHtst-g.
ants OF the late DR.. Hullhen, and the senioT Pas -
been constantly enEaEed IN the practice for hini ri
last eleven years. daring which time he has BECOME
ted with Of the leading Dentists in alnosi A y
cities OF the United States, aud has famiaTsd ha1
with their various peeu1rties In operating 1hf5 Co
fore feel confident Of being able 70 give entire slt
TO all Who may favor them With their patIonaSe
ABR ROBERTSON, Nh
wheeling. Nov. IS, 1851. JAMES ORR
n. B.-Messrs 4. o. take pleasure In TsferrinEgP
mission, TO the following gentlemen: -
H. r. Weed, D. D.: Hon. Geo ". Thompson, HIS haE'
Caldwell: Morgan Nelson Esq.. B. w. Eoa, E'q7 ~,
FFis8ell, DR.. w. j. Bates, Dr.. h. II. Cummtns D.
Hildreth, Dr. s. Todd, Tallant DeIaplAn, luAn klI
Esq, MeClauens. Knox 4 Co., Marsh fayiOr as'u
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INSTRUMENTATION

TNHE arm Of Doans Corgi . this day dissolved By
mutual consent. The business Of the Arm U - laf
in the hands Of a. Doane, ay sutoTiEsd 10 Is
the name Of the firm 81 settling Up ifs Affairs.
Wheeling. Jan. tn, 1sss. NJ 4 E. Oven SSASE.
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Co-Partne-ehfn

TIE undersIgned have this day formed eonartasrshI
under the name % Doane = Adams Tor tllo pIFDola
q tEansAeting general Commission, ard Pig Iron
business % the warehouse, Main and
formally oeenpied By Doane Cowgirl.
iasfs Ian, ''lsas. ay6 s p oA
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"a New Light.

THE Drummond Light produced fFOn lnFroEtd nLIE
i OIL, has NO equal, aud after Rer5on1l AZ - -
factory trial, present tito to the public a. sEE C
and best portable light nOE IN Il Is safe has =
free from All explosive properties. It Il cheap beeS
cost per hour e less than half cent. Il ishe bal
Ihe smallest lamp viii burn brilliant With STEADY fl
twelve hours without TehIling OF trimmings and g1Is
light for any ordinary sized rOOm, and having puIc
right 70 manufacture and SELL confidently 'sso'e-
is 20 public favor. -.
For sale Wholesale and Retail Al The Hous: I1T,i
StoFSof J. K DUNHAN %
ian IS No. us, Main 81. Wherhas. "a
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Cash Vatann

ON the First January tie snbserfne. tted adop,-
~ Ing TIE CASH SYSTEM EXCLUSIVELY. They Vim
not depart tFo this rae under Circumstances for any
paf % parties whatsoever, being convinced cong
nat this plan e not onIY better Ire seller
but also TOR he cohsuilef.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-23

GoNE AT LAsE-A paper .'down South pub
fishes the death of Mr.. John Smith-a gentle
man well known all over the Union-and in nm
obituary notice says: Mr.. Smith, we believe,
was the last surviving brother of the family
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NOTICE.

Manufacturing Company, for the choice o. PTesident
and the transaction Of such other
Is may legally come before them viii be neld
O the Company, In Wheeling Va, II O'Clock A. n on
WEDNESDAY, February 1gth, 1855, -
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QUEEN DIALEcT.-A Scotch lady entered
store in Boston and inquired for table cloth of
a ddmbr0Gd pattern. 1--WE have some pretty
broad" was the reply of the astOnished sales
man; shut none quite so broad as that" Tho
lady explained that "dambroad was the Scotch
term for cheqnred pattern"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-23

NICARAGUA RErURNs TnAsKs.-Ehe Minister
of Nicaragua, in note to the Secretary of State,
dated December 80, returns thanks, on behalf
of his government, for the recent friendly aid
and assistance in Kidding that country of the
unlawful and ''piratical" incursion lately made
on it, by party of fllibusters from the United
Statcs-and declares that Nicaragua considers
the proceedings of Com. Paulding against Wal
ker as entirely justifable. The Minister desires
the Secretary of State to have the thanks and
approval.Of Nicaragua published.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-23

If you want to fare well at the 'leading ho-
tells, . wear large seal rings, aashy fob, and an
extensive shirt frin, Susan, Mickey, the boot
sblaclS and sthetn chamber-maids' have an im-
mense liking for such display, and as conse.
auence, shower their fayors on cheap jewelry
and potato starch.
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II was moxim Of General Jackson's, TAKE
time TO deliberate; but when the hour for action
arrives, stop thinking and go in"
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STATE SToek BANK.-Ata recent annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Monticello Bank,
at Charlottesville, resolution was adopted on
the subject of aiding the establishment of a
State Stock Bank in Richmond, which was left
to the discretion of the Directors All the old
Directors we're reelected The Bank has de-
clared semi-annual dividend of 81 per cent.
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ALAsl Pooh HUMAN NArURE.-Dr Wendell
Holmes makes confession q as follows.
4 never saw an author in my life-saving,
perhaps, one-that did not purr as audibly as
having his fur smoothed in the right way by a
skillfnl hand.n
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Trustee,s Sale.

pY virtue o. Deed Of Trust from "; B. 1Il;, -
u L. MeAfee and Others 70 ms, beaTinS s,i
oder for sale the following described property . -
The WHRELIEG WIDOW GLASS WO1Es, tneadae q y 4
bered In the original plat Of North Wheens, y,
- The said WORKS being In eomPlete yanal n.
Also, 50 pots, we'll seasoned, and Al the 1-,,t.
ehineTys Se.s r. use belonging 70 said Iet4
on reasonable terms. Possession given Jnly, 80
lanla AnnlE g. Q. McALLLl -
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Mad. c. LIsr.-As will be seen in our adj
vsrtising columns, the friends of this gentleman,
last night, after his triumphant yindicatiou be-
fore the Council, sent in his nomination for re-
election to the Council from his (the 2dl Ward.
This was due Mr.. List and we hope and believe
the people of that ward, without distinction of
party, v ill turn in and give him such support
as will do him good on his sick bed.
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For Rent

TNHB large three story Brick buIlaI,. 49,.
Bridge, IN the Iifth Ward, aud boE scrSiI Te ~
Billiard, as boarding house Possesgiss - - 2 ~
day Of April next. - t'sa tlnslf
Also, the store room in the same huildpr -
as > shoe store BY John Rankin. AppiT e ~
tAnls ?. Z AENsTu,.
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Our RA1LRoAD MArrEls.--The Alexandria
Gasstte in speaking of orr railroad matters OBJ
serves that wheeling is liable for railroad sub
scrfptions to the amount of one million five hun
dred thousand dollars. But, if it was double
that sum, letithere beno suah word as "repudi.
atom in the vocabulary of any city or town in
Virginia. Any thing-any amount of tax
but no repudiationl .
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NEW ADvHRT1sEnrENTs.

Ds. Neutrality-suspicious. announce me e 51ne
O LIST and A. sOATTERDAY, as eandiaAIss iO
from the I'd Ward
: ,,e1.1o1 Corn DeaIeTs aud Corn GrOWerss
,rIr fsa. American Corn Shelter, patented
iIth, 1855; Improved 1851; for which me tiIs - SET
ier n one 81 that class Of inventions ~.
seription satisfactorily convey any NE
Won must ca and examine Il. This Corn sheieI x 1
bug-no catch penny brit one % 60, i,eiiens for
Smelling By the quantity, which have hithsEo go
abie feature Of mot Smelling the corn clean ito1 -
Every which has been used Lar
tty unithe Great American Corn s5eef ~ ~
49, he D1blTe This Corn Shelter VIII Dc -
st tme h wheeling Main S few door sem. % W
IeTarv Depo., where State and county rlents We SS
on aee SSi 4, - = VIZ GARVIN.