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Order Of RecsaaiIes.

| desire to invite the attention of the readers
of the Palladium aud others, to this TEN
perance Order which has recently been establish
ed in city 1t IS founded upon the history
Of that Peclliac people, chroaiced il Sacred His
tory as the f5itoxe OF Raehab, who drank no
wine all their days" and we're in other respects
jealous OF good works, securing thereby the
promise Of the Lord Of Hosts, that they should
never want for "a 10 stand mp for them be
fore the Lord forever History informs as that they
have kept tie fifth to the present time Il to-
Ia abstinence in that early day secured the favor
Of Heaven in 50 emiEeut a degree, and has pre-
served lis followers through succeeding ages, how
great is the iudalemeat now to encourage that
grea principle? \ society has been organized
for tAis purpose, True, it is not very large in
numbers but during the six weeks Of its existence,
notwithstanding the iucemency of the weather,
Numbers haze almost every meeting been initiated.
- -, .. - ......xss -.
cause of temperance unite IN this effort to drive
intemperance from eommuuity-to dry the
widows tearS-to stili The orphans cry, and bring
about the dawn Of that day when peace and
righteousness shall cover tn earth
Church members. Friends one and all, are in
y.ted to awaken to the evils in'emperance which
low prevail 70 such al alarming exteat in this
community. TINS Is a work which interests ali
safe while the evil Is il our midst II
the strong fall where shall the weak flee to for
Shelter
Fathers and Mothers, do you realize the many
temptations that your are at all times ex-
posed 10, by these sinks of inqnty which are TO
be found at almost every turn in our otherwise
beautiful city Y Dung men have you no fears of
! being drawn into the vor,ex2 IF you have, then
come up and join our Order The destroyer can
not enter the-e-there yan are safe so long as
yen maintan the principles incaicated there
Merchants, caunot you find time TO devote few
hou,s of eysning each week, in helping % roll
the temperance ball? Mechanics, will find it pro
,able after tie !abors Of the day to spend an even
ing 10 forv riding the good work Bring your
wives, your sons aud your daughters and aid in
bringing about the good tine coming
oar o-i-r meets on every Monday evening at
Temperance Hall, waich ;s large and well FIR
nishcd fIaad your name to some member--;t
will be proposed, and the result made known to
yC1. 4 ME4B7R.
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MEssas. En1ToRs:-The fact Of your having
admitted into the columns Of your paper the com
nun;catjons o. Viola aud NJ. T. T. in regard
70 the recent murder, Of which the former so feel
ing speaks AID the latter 50 deeply deplores,
should, perha. = be 10 excese for my asking
Ike favor. Bl. knowing yo1r devotion to the
eaa=a of temperance AID believing IN your wiling
uess to aid by every laldibie meaos in the reform
alton Of the life and health ani soul destroyiog
vice-ilsemp peraacs; and it may be that one means
Of reclaimiug the iuebriate would be to hold up
to bis gaze the fate Of Alexander Quigley who
,cas murdered by the combined efforts of the
IegaI dealers il poison, feel assured that yoa
wiu not deny me tue privilege OF making few
remarks upon me same subject.
True, the murjerers used 70 forcible means il
the administration Of the deadly poison; but
knowing bis depra7ed appetite aad his inability
to keep his too feebly formed resolutions Of re-
form, they FOR dime or even half that sum would
entice him into the very gete Of death-send MS
body down to a dralksrdis grave and his immor-
tai s0ul into tie presence Of Hin who has De-
cIared that No drsnkard shall enter into the
kin ngdom of Heavea" Who has LANGUAGE suff-
eiently strong by which TO express al the coz
tempt and loathiog felt By every lover Of human
ity for those bloodhogods 10 human shape?-
Bat to the case referred to. Had Viola or N.
F. T., or yourselves Messrs. Editors. been resi-
deut Of High Street for the last year or eighteen
months. aud witnessed the scenes daily enacted
within aad around the dwelling of the uufortu-
nate deceased-Aad ron seen Others have, the
husband and father Of that family in his demoE-
ic fary, grasp the hatcher kaife-hurl it with al
the strength OF man and devil combined at her
who be had vowed to love. cherish and protect;
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RICHMOND, WAYNE co:,1ED TabRsp. Y, DEC g. 1855.
=


Anbier, OF Loui<sana, nss accepted oy ae-
clamation. The Convention then adjourned
till o'clock TO night.
PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. 3.-Friday night
Mr.. Pryor continued his remarks upon the
.re-assembling Of the Convention this evening,
and concluded amid tremendous applause
from the throng present. He was followed
by William VI. Tredway and O. Jennings
Wise, who both urged the nomination Of Mr.
Letcher for Governor. Mr.. Wise is still
speaking, and il is understood that the ballot
ing will commence as soon as he concludes.
PETERsBURd, Dec. 4.--The convention
reassembled at eleven o'clock this morning
Mr.. Leteher having received a majority
over all, his nomination was declared unau-
irlous. Gordon, Of Albemarle. Wise and
ether bitter opponents were formerly pledged
t do everything TO secure the election of the
nominee.
John Randolph Tucker was nominated At
torney General by acclamation.
The merits of six or more candidates for
Lieutenant Governor are being discussed
The Convention will adjourn tonight.
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Morrison, Blanchard &CO.

faIs we'll known BANKING HOUSE Is
alitimes fully prepared to grant accommodation
md furnish the usual facilities appeftairiog
their business.
Discounts made daily, upon acceptable names
At regular rates
Eastern Exchange for sale 70 any exteut
at Cincinnati prices.
Gold, also on the same terms.
Drafts on Cincinnati always furnished 70
customers, for any amount free of charge,
Interest allowed on money deposited fo' long
Or short time from one day upwards.
"ANrIHuyBua.' Is Informed that in our pri-
yato opinion there Is no greater humbug in this
community lbaa his communication proves HIM 10
be, therefore We decline publishing his article
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The SLAYER Ecuo CAsE.-The grand jury
of the [. 5. District Court. in session at
Charles on s Carolina, failed to find = bill
OF Indictment against the crew Of the SLAYER
Echo On the End inst, the counsel for the
prisoners. petitioned FOR new writo habeas
corpus to bring them before the court to show
the reason why they should not be detained
longer in custody Ga the 4.h, the prisoners,
l6 in number were brought before the court.
Their counsel moved that they be dischar-
gcd from custody, which was followed by
counter motion from the Distrie: Attorney,
that they be remanIed to Jail to awy+ the
further action Of the grand jury.
Arguments against the constitntionality of
the law of 1920 were made by MeSsrs. Spratt
and Gregg. the iuva!iiitv OF the law being
the ground OF which the dschafge is deman-
ded. District Attorney Conner replied in an
argument Of conceded force. sounduess and
eloquence. The further hearia. was then
postponed ill Monday.
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Virginia Democratic State Canven-
ton.


The democracy OF the old Dominion met
in'cenvention q; Petersburg on the 3rd inst,
fer the purpose Of nominating a candidate
for Governor. Lieut.. Governor and Attorney
General. The attendance was very large.
almost every county and town in the State
beicg fully and largely represented. After
a strong time, temporary organization was
effected by the choice OF Col. A Butts, as
Chairman.
y committee ofone delegate from each Con-
gressional District, was appointed to report
officers for permanent organization. Every
Democratic editor in the State was appoin-
ted Secretary. The Cony endon thea took
a recess until o'e.uck. On the reassen-
bling Of the Convention, the committee re-
ported series of reolutions, and nominated
officers for permanent organization An ex-
cited debate ensued. which continued for
two hours, and scene Of great confusion en-
sued.
Several delegates who attempted 70 speak
were siIenoed By the clapPing Of hands,
shouts and Kisses.
Mr. Seake, OF Stafford. at length gained
the attention Of The Convention, and order
was restored.
The Committees nomination Of Thomas u.
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SourH CsKoaasrA SrvArcRs-Iss Legislators
OF South Csreiinis. now in session. has ,sasssed
Hon James chesnGt President of the State Sen
ate, L. s Senator after ten ballotings. This is
regarded as signal triumph for the conservative
party. Ga the Sd instant. resolutions we re intro
dueed N the House, instructing the Representa-
tiFes II Congress TO use all their efforts to secure
the repeal OF all measures Of the general govern
ment restrictive of the slave trade. the same be-
ing in iarogstian of the rights of the South
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-Daa.sl Ward & Son invita- attention % thsir isrge
stock Of Cooking ParlOr Shop aud Once Stoves iasy
kasp alos, every style which practical tests have PROV
n 20 be desirable Purchasers viii find il 70 their Ia
.sres. 10 their stock before making a@sse2n
Of auy article they may desire N the ssoTs line iasy
also keep on h.nd ersry Kind Of soPper sheet iron ans
tn ware stsvs pipe Of al sizes, hollow ware, So &c
They sell The loves. prices aai On the Iaost ssof2
uao6atins :esEas-
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NEw YORK SToRE.-This establishment, not
Bthstanding the bills which have been filed to
country merchants during the past week, IS offer
ing al retail stock OF goods which Is il 10 way
impaired b. their wholesale trade. They
Offering goods at greatly reduced prices from the
fact that their purchases have been unusually
Iarge the present season, embracing, if possible.
larger variety Of articles AID Of superior quail
itv 10 what theg have hereto fore offered. All
wbo want bargains are in5ited TO call at the New
York store. We add By way OF postscript, that
ladies who desire silks for wedding dresses. viii
fnd the stock at the New York store complete.
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RgNoTAL-W. W. Foulke has removed bis
Iron Store TO the room formerly occapied by 5.
F Fletcher, rear the depot and having made
large additions 70 his stock, Is prepared to sup
ply any demand for articles in his line His ar
rangemenss are such that he sells Iron, Steel,
Springs, aad everything else il his line wholesale
aad retail IS cheap and as good terms as they
can be had ia the West His spacious room and
location near the d. pot. will enable him to Ell or
de7s promptly, and his friends and customers may
rely upon his giving his personal attention of all
orders forwarded TO him. A1y aud all persons
desiring anything ia the Iron trade. cannot DO
better than By forwarding their orders or calling
al The store Of our friend Fouke.
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EAzxoTH SHOE sroE..oar friead Wetherald Is
Iow receiving large additions hi. stock q B9sts aa4
shoes - aheh invite. parchasrs. Il
should te borne mind by all who parolAss Hoots SHd
SHOES special pains Ii tie ssets5n
hi. oIs buys only g the best n4nafaciarsrs 1 the
e5antry and possible under his personal
He also aaafs of Boots sad Shoes = eF4hr
from the beet % By tbs beat Of Norka. lie
kars stock Of his own hzni for sale
call AZ The sign Bost fgr god and caeap
Bets and Shoes
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1 Large Addition

toNPRISING TIE latest zna h4nssa1se .,Tres Of
season sAt tow 424 se43 Accor4Gz gig. JUST
RECEINEp II the
NEW C.iSE STORE
Ccrusr of Main Pearl where Public will
fn1 i fresh stocS 2f
DRY GOODS. SHOES, QJEENSWARE
tSr whzcA ne are selling very low. believing thAl
l1Ics ant small pEo1.s s ta= ir4s policy for
both seller sn3 huFer
sTRATrAS SON
Newt Is5s.
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ssg-Zirnner t EmFwiieF, are prepared with argn
stock OF article. for the approaching holitsys IEsir
stock Of tors is ompiets-caniies Of al kinaaass
traits, Sc &c. Fancy articles of great beauty fos
presents. Notions Of slI kinds Wall paper bordering.
Fire board papers, as., &c. Theirs is exclusively
Notion Toy and Fancy Store. Call If yoG vast any,
thing in their !ine. They sell 10. h9ass in
the west and are enabled 70 DO either a. Wholesale
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Sewing Machines -Bouuets, &c.
NJ \ Il y NIIIH

WoULp respectfully inform her frieuss saa re unsit
w tAAt she aAs still ecrptsts ..snrtr..,
SLATER Raaueis. Br5la} and Mouruiu, Boure.. ~.
snd ClosS Making viii also receive atgeatfrr
she = $3.50 agent fer Rsymouds aoabte trv.ff
Nschlue-Frices % Is -, dollars one wsshr- =
see tie A2ehne ean do BY calling At her sera -
Nov. =, lsS- 49, 49,
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Iron and Brass Castings,
Repairin z.

I An prepared to repair all the Ohio Nachnes in
i cluding Pitts scpa rators and Powers. Well and
promptly done. I. W ROBINSON.
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separators and Powers

Ct0STAfNING latest improvements Powers from
~ TO u horses. This P0ga Is 81 far the best
yet invented aad the PATENT SEPARATOR ecnaot
u bent. Low Wagons for Seplra.ors Powers fur
uisbcd cheap.
Make your engagements early.
F. W. ROBINSON.
Dee 9, 1-5s. 52uf
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Election Notice.

BANK OF TIE STATE OF IEpIANAJ
Brarch ~ Kictnaut. I2ta Month {thr l-1.- j
sNTRsU ANT o order tae Board II Directors Of
\ tsis Btuk the annual meeting Of the stock
the election e FIVE Directors viii be held at
the BanSHg House, Thru day lst Month +th 10,
the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. 81 au O'Clock p NJ
C. r. COFFIN, Cashier.
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EATON & HAMILTON r. r.
Winter Arrangement

On aud after Monday, November - Is5S. Trains sill he
e lows;
leave Richmond ;ar Hamlgsn and 5asil.sati N;
. , IS aud 6.+5 ?. n
Resuruing-Leave CiaounAti At 500 a N. IS A N ami
"
pgo.2.lsS D.M. MORROW. >up't
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TUE DAILY JOURNAL,

Containing the latest ToegrsPhic news received the
evening before publication, with the proceedings of tho
Legislature up 70 the hour Of ADJOURNMENT the dects-
ions of tho supreme Court dnd the general and local
Of the tate AMI city will b. sent by the carly
morning trains - subscribers in the railroad
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their papers by express by making arrangements for
their delivery at convenient points. Those who
not make snch arrangements can have their papers
forwarded by the earliest mails leaving the city.
All subscriptions must be accompanied by the money.
No deduction made the price & the Daily Journal
except To persons receiving II for delivery by carriers
u In all cases where the maker lf a club 9r the
Weekly Johrnal receives extra copy Of the lsper
the entire package will be- addressed - him for distr
button excepting the smaller clubs uf fifteen uni Ter
All that Is necessary bo done il 1r the order
the number of papers wanted, and the Of
the person 70 whom they 10 be ad lressed.
n = In sending orders for papers much trouble and
confusion will be avoided by writing names, post.
and counties distinctly.
Address
Journal Company.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
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SuPerhly Beautiful.

THE COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL.
FOR DECEMBER
Over seventy zescheice arCs-si--aat'v Illustrated
splendid >tsel atraNHgs- Prise Sv-,-4seu copy
sent, CA recctl of Is c~lts in stamps AdiraSs
Nov. 25, IS5S. siTf
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Ss.aS4 settle.

TILT Is THE WORD. ard ths undersigned wishes to
impress t the minis u al sho a8-Htei 10 him
fer uCat tAtt ie lust shat he therefore
gives this notice - those indebted. and them come
forward f1stssls, and SETTLE. either hy paying the
sh LiSi Ts ~ an4 proper that under
slsuei shoald he pail fer h-s MxsE-
WILLIAM SHOW.
u .hEauH1. laC. :. L>-->-
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Job Work, Planning and Drafting,

nONE in a superior manner aGI On short notice.
- Orders by letter wjta descriptions promptly at
tended to by +. W X.
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Portable ENGINES

"a ITH suitable szed Thre-hers and Saparat5rs
" capable OF threshing and cleaning 500 to 60u
bushels per day. +. " r.
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RPueYoiens SOcielY.

Pursuant 10 public notice meeting was
held this (Friday) evening, Dee 3, in the
Union Chapel, for the purpose of organiz-
ing Benevolent Society, for the relief Of the
suffering poor in Richmond.
Hos. D. p. HOLLOWAY, was called to the
chair, and JAMES NJ. Poe, appointed Seere
tary.
On taking the chair Mr.. Holloway made
some very appropriate remarks, and was fol
lowed by Rev. Mr.. Miller, who briefly stated
the object of the meeting Remarks were
made by H. B Payne, Esq. Rev. II n.
Barnes, James II. Poe and d. B. Crawford
after which Rev. Mr.. Miller moved that we
now proceed to organize a society to be called
The Benevolent Society of Richmond. The
motion was unanimously adopted.
Ca motion Rev. Mr.. Miller, it was Resol-
we'd. that the officers Of the Society shall con
sis. Of President, Vice President. Seere-
tary, Treasurer and two stewards from each
word in the city-the latter to consist of one
male and one fen ale.
Ga motion Of NJ. Payne, committee was
appointed to report the names of suitable
persons for officers. Messrs, Payne, Bickle.
j. ). Smith, l. D. Dunn. Mrs. Scott, Mrs.
Iliff and Mrs. Payne We're appointed said
committee.
The committee having retired on motion
Rev. Mr. Miller, j VI. Poe, D. P Holloway,
Mrs. NJ. J. Newton, Mrs. NJ C. Lewis and
Miss Jane Morrow, were appointed to pre-
pare Constitution and Bylaws for the
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q shoes, ever opened in Richmond is ee found at
the New Yor.. Cash
Ebr$ EoOi, Store.
Having added rli~ branch 20 nH=ir-ss Gu3er the
management of aCasIEicS Es5tii rti- known o
thls community lrst class
zion ae~p a fJlll stgck = Ladies' auI Chl5rras+
S II . E S Y \ ID G 4 | I E Il $,
Of tie Best Cusf0m U'0rh
Aud principally # manufacture TIE 5tacz has
all been laid FIRST hands cash, aHt Will e solt
profits that exclusive SHOE House live Ns
feel confident ulat5g the tAsr rea FOR
HOME MADE WORN. viii be found fully rot MORE
THA&
20 PER CENT. LOWER
Than the price any this is owisg
20 the fat THAI -eras have ali been purchased d
from the IHHuCs cash AMI work will
na sod exclusively ia the PraHts
rha other goods. We will keep fn4 assortment
II Kut6ers. sandals, flc- Also, All k-aIs of
Latics' shoes. CATERS &C., INA d. L To o rdcr.
SEW YORK CAST FToRE.
Il JACKSON. Proprietor.
Main street, doors If Marion.
Dec . 1853. STR
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- Our friend AARON SAYNAX, has returned
from his travels, ard intends remaining at home
uutiI Spring. He viii be pleased to see his old
friends and customers and is ready to do all sorts
of TI>kERIxG in his best style Bring on your
old Umbrellas Parasols. Lock, Scales dull Huz-
ors and Scissors, Trusscs &c, &c,--he will re-
pair them aud make them nearly as good as new.
He has all kiuds Of odd keys on hand, which he
will lit to locks for bis Customers in satisfactory
manner.
In his absence, Mr.. Saymaa keeps good hand
always il his shop, ready to waj, upon custom
ers.
lie is also prepared to trim gfape-yines. sEd ffx
tneaaa up N thssrsost approved 81
sufficient experience to understand the Gatafe OF
the grape and the best mode of cultivating tt
Satisfaction given and terms fair.
Mr. SAYNAx has at his residence, real Cu-i
osity Shop. Daring his ten years residence in
this city be has collected large uumber ol Geo
logical specimens aai other curiosities, which be
viii take pleasure Ia exhibiting to his fellow cit
zens who may call uPon him, without charge.
lie has a good brood mare poay for sale. and
Will take part trade aud part cash for her. This
pony was caught in TIE pra,ries Of Minnesota by
the Indians she can understand English French
and German, and is one of the most sensible of
animals-Nr. s. having attended 10 her train
ing himself lie will either sell her or her colt.
the former being 10 years Old. and the latter 3
years old. Dec, 9, ISIS.
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Portable Circular saw Wills.

III It'll Portable Stationary Engines for same
~ These TIs furnished With Patent lnPrJg-
ed Head Blocks By which both co l. Of ths leg
moved by the sawyer without leaving his place They
the best ia f. ". x.
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fsessEs E-cwcssi,as

IIAYISG purchased the entire Stock of \ Ascheim
| L 4 Co. n Ne. - Main Street, aud taken the
stsrA. now offers to the eHhiie
A SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHING,
For Lower prices than such goods before
sold IN hich.asui.
HENRY LEWEN TtIAL.
- Main Street
Nay IS IS5o 5atf
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NEY SHOE SroRE = hiessrs. Nicholson e Bro
have opened az eltire new stock Of Boots and
Shoes al No. 3o Main street, il the room former
ly occupied By " L Farqaahar. Their adyer
tsement VI. Dc found il another col1n1, to WI ich
We invite TIE attention OF the reader. Their stock
IS eqaaI in every respect to any in the city. aud
vii De s).i ls 10 : as the lowest. Gal in and ez-
anime their stock
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wood Saving Machines.

ECOTI Circular anl Cross-cut with Powers from
> four horses lgr same. Cheap and economical.
There should be one in every neighborhood.
r. ". EoBINSOS.
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Teas. scps!
Notice is hereby Given

q FRESH supply o choice Tea Of various kiras and
: qualities. bousskeepers would do we'll to caI and
examine them G. W. BARNES.
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A. G A A r & CO.,
Founders and Machinists,
FIRING FOUN EsY,
Rchm oRd, Idi01

MANUFACTURES of Stationary and Portable
vi Err 'ss. tnr's Pstctf. ITeail- s-ea fieannS
Pitts Thrcshcr and Clcaner with improvements by
ourselves. This Aaehiu. awarded First Premium
Mt last state Far.) Also Pitts Duuble Pinion Horse
Power Horse lI1osier Horsa Power Drag Cross-ta
Saw Nills Tor saving logs into-curd stove wood
Circular saw Mills Tor cutting wood and Mill irons
and castings Of every description the lowest
Pamphlet giving fu particulars description and lrie
es sent free ol postage 10 nil applicants
A. GAAR 90.
Dee. 6, 1888. 81 3m