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VALUE or ARTICLES.

The gross value of the articles above enumerated Is set
down in round numbers at cightyfve millions Of dollars
The enumeration, however, comprises only the largest
items of merchandise and is far from including every
thing We may observe that there is no estimate of
many articles of great value such brandy, gin Wines
dried fruits hardware, cutlery, gold and silver ware
watches jewelry cigars stationery paints oils, naval
stores malt liquors. staves bricks, lime, artificial fcrt
ixers drugs oils candles soaps &C., &c Nor do we in
cude shpbuilding, steam engines locomotives railroad
machinery agricultural implements, crockery and glass
ware, which form large aggregate.
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MAJ A. Il. MoRRsoNs DEArm.-Major Alexander f.
Morrison of Indianapolis died Mt that city ON the 29th
He was born in Bath, N " in 1904, and went to ndi-
ana In 1928 where he published the Indiana Statesman,
and subsequently, the Democrat He Subsequently elect
cd to the State legislature and also member OF the
constitutional convention of 1850. He was also " .
pension agent until i'll health caused his resignation.
Mai Morrison went to Mexico with the Indian forces,
and was commended by Gen Taylor in the official des-
patches for his conduct at Buena Vista He went ON TO
the city of Mexico with Gen Scott During the late cleo
ton Major Morrison supported Buchanan
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The Baltimore American, after years trial Of the

The Baltimore American, after years trial of the
quarto form of its daily and tri-weekly issue, re-
sumed on the first of the year the folio FORM "sats
fed by experience" it says, ''that it will be
ceptable to our customers and more convenient to
ourselves 1t has entered upon the fftyninth year
of its existence daily paper.
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Tx NKw CxST--The Phladelphia Ledger states that
although nearly all the excitement has died out about
the new cent, the mint tx actively engaged in coming
them Three days in each week devoted to this pur
pose On these days the whole building appears TO be
filled with the new coin Piles Of them TO be in
all stages Of manufacture BY tho last monthly state
nent Of the mint it appears that of the coin
Issued in November 1t is I've regretted that the de-
sign is not more crcditabc to the country.
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The has long been known to builders, yet appar-
emily but little regarded by them that tho action Of coal
gas highly destructive to mortar II Is not unusual to
find chimneys in which bricks maintain position In
mere honeycomb OF weakened lime cement through
which large holes may be found communicating with the
open air with tho most iniammable portions Of the
building ID to say with adjacent timbers which
have been very much dried by their proximity to the
heat II is needless say that this eating away of the
mortar by coal gas Ii the of many fires unless it
be borne in mind and prevented that it will be the
of many more. asr
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BUSINESS OF BALTIMORE.

The Baltimore American OF the LIST instant contains
very complete statement of the business of that city du
ring the year 1857 The statement extends to many
tices in detail The following summary of the whole
will he of interest to the general reader
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LIEUTENANT GENERAL SCOTT.

We learn that the distinguished commanderin-
chief of the army arrived in this city yesterday
ing lie will remain here several days in the trans
action Of public business connected with the army.
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How NEW York TAxEp.--T1ic rate of taxation in
New York for 1853 the tax levy just adopted in that
CITY, will reach hundred dollars for every voter Ia
king that as the bass Of the adult male population who
pay taxes This is piling ON the cost pretty heavily
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CITY.
SUNDAY MORNING. JAN. ;, 1855.

us-Mr IsRagI yAHa Philadelphia general travelling
asslsed by DsAxIso HAa, ED2usp
~ wnKr Jons Iusasa r. A EVANS, r. jams T. AsHnAS,
A Dawes T. RosssDs
py,r W JAas Harrison street. Cincinnati, Ohio,
Western assisted by
rIos A. Dr, A. T. eaIns,
lonss LKAKK Receipts u either VIII be good
ap-Mr authorized collect moneys due the
Columbia
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COLUMBUS NUnSBRY J
For the Spring of 1853.

4 VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT
Hand ornalGeu al trees, shrubs, vines, etc.
Including
APPLE TREES, g years grated } very thrifty,
RHd oftne bsst varieties for Central aud South.
ern Ohio.
Pear Trees, both standlrd and dwarf, the
lHter ON Angers ounce stocks, very tIIiity
aud handsome.
Cherry Trees, adapted to the climate tho
Southwest, mostly Oh MAhal51 stocks, aud
branching low.
Peach frees, Of the best age and size, with
fnc healthy roots, and Of the choicest Kinds.
Piems, Ounces, Apiicots, Ncctarines, Al
moLds, Grapes, Currents, COosebrrries, Rasp.
brries, Strawberries, Rhublrb, and Aspara-
gus RcO.s. Usage Orange Plants, (tor hsdg.
i"g) etc
Aiso, Egergreens of various kinds, Roses,
and Ornamental Shrubs and Flowers, in & eat
variety, aLd at low prices. -
70 send tor Descriptive Catalogue and
order difecIy from head quBrters,a as no Agents
are employees 10 sell trees Tor US. articles
ii be packed securely, and forwarded to any
points on the Railroads, as directed. (TSen.
~ varieties Of choice Flower Seeds sent by
mail, postage fee, iHr 81 Address
n. B. BATEHAN 81 CO.,
Columbus, 0.
Feb. Is, 1858.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA PA


4 Benevolent HsiAyt'Oa, established b.
special eudoumeHt for the relief Of ths
sick and DISTRESSED. afflicted uiM virulen
and Epi,'emic diseases.
~ 0 all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
1 such as SpermatorhWa Seminal II'eakncs5,
Impotence, ,Gonorrhoea, ,Gl eet, SyYhill the Vice
Of 0nsnism. or Self Abuse, &c.
The Howard Association, in view Of the dc.
ptons 2ractised upon the unfortunate VIC
Tins Of such oiseases by Cracks, several years
igo directed their Consulting Surgeon, as q
Charitable Act worthy OF their name, to open
Dispensary for the treatment Of this cld's Cl
diseases, in all their forms; and to give Medical
Advice Gratis, to all who apply by letter, with
a description Of their condition, (age, occupa.
ton. habits Of life, &c.) and in cases Of ex.
treme poverty, to furnish medicines free Of
charge. 1t is needless to add that the hsSo-
citation commands the highest Medical skill
of the age, and will furnish the most appro-
we'd modern treatment.
The Directors, on a review Of the past, feel
assured that their llbOrs in this sphere OF be-
nevoleut effort, have been OF great benefit to
the afflicted, especially to the young, and they
have resolved TO devote themselves, with re-.
newed zeal, to this very important but much
despsed cause.
Just published by The Association, re
port on Spelmstorhoe cr seminal Weakness
the Vice of Onanism, Masturb0tion or Sci.
Abuse, and other diseases Of the Sexual Or.
gans, by the consulting Surgeon, which v IL
be sent by mail, lin a sealed letter envelope
free of charge on the recent Of two stamps
for postage ADDRESS, for report or treatment
DR.. George r. Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon,
Howard association, No. South Ninth st.,
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors.
GEo. FAIRCHILD, EZRA D. HEARTWELL,
Secretary. President
Dee, "a, 1851.
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ACENTLEMAN,

WHO, two years ago, lay upon what his
w physicians and fieuds believed 10 be Al.
death bed is row alive and ia the lul! vieor ol
health. His disease was GOnsumpii0y. oi
which nearly AL his relatives ha died. Tho
circumstances which led b his recovery were
as follows: His younger brother was in the
habit OF reading to him from books about the
house, to while away bis weary hours One
day he read to him from an old book publish.
ed in London, about tie middle of the seven.
tcenth ceutury, Of what vas styled "A synDel
and certaiu remmedee for diseases Of sc Lungs. -
Not wholly without hope, and unwilling to
leave abytbing untried which gave promise of
relief, the sick ana dying man had TIE pfescri.
bed remedies prepared and commenced its use
The result was favorable. In two months he
was able to walk about the premise, without
difficulty, end In seven months from the time
that he commenced its use he was entirely
well, and has not been confined a dav since.
Greatlul towards an all re providence for
his restoration, he prescribed it for all IN bis
vicinity Who were afflicted with diseases OF
the lungs, and General Debility, aud in every
case il has proved effective.
Thoroughly satisfied that it is the orly safe
and certain cure for Consumption, and wish.
ing to do Lis fellow beings wto are suffering,
as much good as possible, he has concluded to
send the recipe, with full instructions for pat
ting up and using the medicine fee TO all who
may order it. lie requires all applicants to
enclose postage stamp to pay postage o. the
return of the answer and recipe, and direct to
NJ. F. hcKelvey, Sandusky City, o., and they
will be promptly sent by return of mail.
Jan. 7, lc5S.-iy.
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TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.

~ JNl1O " - - a ~ - - ANNS'
TIME BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS
1 for Carroll county, will hold six meeting,
for the examination of School Teachers, during
the yeai lSJs On the following days, viz
On the third Wednesday ia February, April,
June, August, October, and December. The
meeting will be held in one of the Public
School Houses in CarrOlton, commencing at
10 o'clock, forenoon.
The standing rules Of the Board regulating
examinations are the following:
l, Each applicant not personally known to
the Board, must produce certificate of good
mora! character, of late date, AMI signed by
one or more responsible persons.
2. Each app cant must come furnished
with pen, ink aud paper, and also with Nc.
Guaey's Filth Reader.
8. To each applicant will be submitted a
list of questions on Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, and Geography, to be answered in wri
ting.
4. No applicant will be regarded as quail.
fed to, nor entitled to a certificate, who does
not correctly answer one half of the questions
submitted in each branch.
5. Certificates will not be Issued on the day
of examination, but they will be remitted BY
mail or Otherwise as soon as practicable. And
when an applicant is deemed unqualified a
note stating that fact will be sent him.
6. Applicants coming in after the class is
formed and the examination has commenced,
viii be expected to wait until the next regu
lar day Of examination.
I. No certificate will be granted to any
person who is known TO the Board to be ha
bituated to the use of profane language to be
Incorporate or dishonest.
s. Each applicant must furnish himself with
a stamped envelope, and himself indorse it
with bis own name and address, and in such
envelope his certificate will be forwarded.
BY order Of the Board.
D. A. AFTER Sec'y.
January, 81, S58-ly,
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STEUBENYILLE:

STE U BE NV LII E:
ARRIyFs--Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at o'clock, P. NJ. nEPARTs--Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
NEW NJ ARK E T:
ARRIvEs-DAilv, at 6 O'Clock, P. NJ. DI
PAETs-Daily, at o'clock, A. NJ.
RAIL RO AID:
AREIvEs-Daily, at o'clock, P. NJ. De
PARTs-Daily, at Z o'clock, A. III.
CADIZ:
ARRIvrs-Thursday, at o'clock, P. NJ
DEPARTS s-Wennesday, at o'clock, A. NJ.
RIDGE:
Auives-Slturday, at o'clock, P. NJ. Dc
parls--Thursiay at o'clock, A. u.
HAMMOND SVIL L Z:
Arrivcs-Tuesday, at 8 O'Clock, P. M. De
plrts-Monday, at o'clock, A. NJ.
NEW PHILADE E Z P HIA:
Arrives-Saturday at O'Clock, ?. NJ. De-
parts-Friday, at o'clock, A. NJ.
SUMMITV LILLE:
Arrives-Saturday at u O'Clock, N. De-
parts-Saturday, at o'clock, P. NJ.
NEW HARRISB U r G II
Arrives-Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Departs-Same days, OF
6 o'clock, A. NJ,
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CIRCULAR.

On the 6H day Of July, 1857. B. A. Fshnss,Os and so.
W. Fahnsstoc Of PHILADELPHIA Pa A. B. Hull. Of Nev-YorE
and l. Schwartz, Of Pittsburgh, rslsoasd hsmssys, for
further Of business under the style and 6m heretofore
B. A. FAHNESToCK & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa,
B. A. FAHNESToCK Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
B. A. FAHNESToCK, HULL & Co., New-YOrk Cry
In each Of which three cities continue Wholesale Drug
Business in al is branches.
Particular attention will be given to the importation Of PoPH-
etaY articles from abroad and full stock Of wees;absa.d
popular remedies viii be kept constantly for sale Orders for our
B. A. .FAHNESTOCKS wel-known Vermifuge (of which we
the SOLE PRoPRIErORS and EXCLUSIVE xAEUFAcruREas
should be addressed either Of the abov-nam.d establishments
W. continue he manufacture Of Waite Lead Red Lead and
Lithargs, at PittsJurgh.
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OFFICIAL o DIRECTORY,
UNITED sTArRs OFFICERS.


Pfesideht.-James Buchanan.
Vice President. John G. Breckenridge
Sec. Of Stals--Lswis Cass.
Sec. Il Treasuy--liowell Cobb.
Sec. Of Inisrior--Jaeob Thompson.
Sec. Of Nyy-lsaae Toucy.
Sec Of War-John i. FLOYD.
p. NJ. Gvncal- Aaron V. Brown.
Attorney Gen.-Jeremiah S. Black.
Com. Of Pensious--Geo. G. Whiting
Com. Of Pateals--T. Holt.
U. S. Senators-B. F. Wade, George
E, Pugh.
STATE OFFICERS.
Goyeruor-Salmon p. Chase.
Lieut.. Cov.-Matin Nelker'
Sec. Of Slate-A' z. Russell.
Treas. Of Slate-A. p. Some.
Aud, Of Siate-Francis NJ. Wright.
Attorney General-C. P. Wslcott,
B. Of Public Works-Juhn Waddle, A.
g Conoyer A. L. Backus.
Judges, Supreme COurt-Thomas Bart.
ley, Josiah Scott, Jacob Bnnkerhoif, j.
Il. Swan, Milton Sullif.
Com. Public Schools--Auson Smythe.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Judges District Court Lyman w, Pot.
ter, b. +. Hoffman, Horace Wilder.
Com. Pleas Court--President Judge
Lyman w. Potter,
Member of Congress-JOhn A. 3ing-
ham.
Senator--Thomas w. Chapman.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Representative B. Roach.
Probate Judge--John II. Trip.
Clerk of Court-John G. Baxter.
Auditor John /. Blackburn.
Treasurer--J John Moody.
Shesiff-Edwin Ferre,
Recorder-Isaac UIman'
Pros. Attoruey-Wm, II. Champer.
Commissioners-Thos. Wier, ]. Stray.
er, ]. Gregg.
Infirmary Directors-Wm. Neyin, D.
Rheem, J. Fawcett.
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[No.2l An ACT
10 reI,cal On act entitled aAn act to regu
late and limit the compensation o. Ger
tain county Olicsrs,' passed April 8
1856.
Section /. Es il enacted By he GtHer
al AsssnJiy Of The State Of Ohio, That
the act enutlel "an act 10 regulate aud
Limit the compensation OF certain county
officers" passed April 8, 1850, be, aud
tbe same Is hereby repealed.
See. 2. This scl shall take effect and be
10 fvrce from aud after lis passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker file HoEse Of RepresehtaiireS,
NJ. WkLKER,
Jan. 80, 1853. President Of The Senate
l hereby certify that have read and
eompaled tue proof Of tie foregoing laws.
aud that they are Correctly printed from
tue copy certified by the Seer-iaFv Of State.
J. ]. BLACKBURN,
Aadaor Carroll eOUaiy.
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NOTICE.

.B,5ti-.Ian Robert Henderson, rs r. Before Sylvester
Estate Of Alex, Mori a." Ia Do s iv1 ojI u
son, decd Plaintiff. 0ranno az .ownsIS ~, sIS
against G,,noI7 -. ni,i,
Norris Aibaugh Doft 0a'rOli c0un'y'oh'0,
On the 18th day of January, A. D. 1859
said Justice Issued an order of attachment in
the above action fer the sum of thirteen dol
lars.
ROBERT HENDERSON,
Administrator of the Estate of
,LEXANDER MORRISON Deed.
IA January. 28, 1855
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MAKING MONEY,

The success which our agents are meeting
with is almost astonishing, Among the ma.
ny evidences of this fact, we present the fol-
lowing from one of our agents already in the
field:
~ have now been at work canvasslng on
your Magazine one week, and am delighted
with the business. 1t is different from can
vessing for anything else ever tried. am
sure to get a subscriber in every family where
they can rake together three dollars, | am
never received WITH indifference anywhere,
for the first thing do is to unrull my engra.
wing before let anybody know what l am af
ter, and thus get them interested before they
know what splendid offer l om going to
make them. Sometimes they ask my price for
the engraving and l tell them dollars, and
when | offer them the engraving and Aaga.
zino one year tor three dollars they are per-
fectly astonished. / did not get to going well
f., Il Gael tbraa Iov.s
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Gifts! C5ifts!!

E YER Y SUBS BIB E e
Will receive beautiful gi(t in Gold or Dia.
mOnd Jeweley Immediately on receipt of his
or her name, accompanied by the amount Of
subscription money.
THE SUBSCRIBERS NAMES
As fast as received, will be placed in regular
rotation, on our Book, opposite designating
Nos. and the gift containing a corresponding
No. will be sent IMMEDIATELY, post paid,
to the subscriber.
LADIES! LADLE,S!! LADIES!i!
You can get large number of subscribers for
the Casket Of Diamonds by little extra ex.
Grafton, and for every 10 subscribers names
you forward us, accompanied by the money,
We will send you eauJiiul diamond gift. We
make the same offer to gentlemen.
| Please bear in mind the fact that every sub.
scriber to the Casket of Diamonds will receive
beautiful gift Immediately on receipt of his
or her name accompanied by the subscription
money.
Persons wishing TO commence with the first
| No. should send in Immediately, as Il G gilt
they will receive will encourage them to
SpSNN w OtASlo VI IuSlE SuCCSSh, anu lu6ISDJ
assist materially in increasing our subscription
! list to commence with the first No.
Among the interesting features of our Pa.
per will be Love correspondence Of the
most thrilling and exciting character, which
took place in Paris, in 1855, bctwixt an En-
| glish Gentleman and French Lady-the tyran
ical opposition of the Lady's Father TO the
unioh ofhs daughter with the English gentle
man is described in the most vivid and inter
esting manner, as well as the successful p lots
of the young lady to elude the vigilence snC
cruelty of her heartless father.
These letters are deeply interesting, and o
pure, high-toned character.
g Each Subscriber must send 8 cen
postage stamps for return postage on gilt
Address
NELSON, HICKS, & co.
Proprietors ofthe CASKET OF DIAMONDS,
IS NASSAU STREET, N. Y.
Feb. IL, ls5S-3mos.
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OFFICE OF 1HE JUDGE OF PROBATE

CaTollton, January, 2S, 1858.
fNHE following accounts of Executors, Ad-
ministrators and Guardians have been filed
in this Office, and are set for hearir on
Monday, the 22d day OF February, A. D. 1853,
at o'clock Z. NJ. of said day, and will be
continued from day to day until all are iispo.
sed of. The filing and pendenCy Of NhIch Ac
COuntants ana heirs interested will take motto, =,
viz:
Final Account of Dudley Burns administrator
OF tie Estate, of Peter Tier
man deceased.
a" Of Thomas Latta administra
tor of benjamin CIisman decd
" Samuel Albaugh, Executor of
last viii of John Welsh.
4" =" Matilda Robbins, Administra.
tor Of John Robbins decd
j. W. Shawyer, surviving ad-
ministrator of Jacob Shaver
deceased.
" John Buchanan admir- with the
Will annexed of Peter Pltten-
ger, deceased.
Second j, NJ. Bryant Executor Of Will,
of Edward Foster deceased,
First Hyde Marshall Guardian Of
Wm. SeatOn an insane person.
Final S. IL. Craine aGm'r de bonos
non, with VIII annexed Of
John Maple deceased.
JOHN IL TRIPP,
Probate Judge.
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GNHE CARROLLTON LYCEUM
j. meets on every Friday evening at the Ca.
nal Street school h use. The public are re.
specially invited to attend. Per order Of
Presidens.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE,
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Rachel Morrison pltI. Before Daniel Clark,
against Justice OF the Peace
William roben deft of Fox township
Carroll county, Ohio
On the 23i day of January, A. D. 1858 said
Justice issued an order Of attachment in the
above action for tue sum of S26. % and costs.
RACHEL MORRISON.
Ftb. II, lS68-3t.
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shall do much better next week. 1t is
the engraving that does the business. Every
body wants the engraving. You may calcu
late Upon from one TO two thousand subscribers
from me this winter. l am going to make
enough out of The business 10 buy me farm
in the spring"
With such inducements ss We offer, any
body can obtain subscribers We invite eve.
rv gentleman out of employment, and every
lady who desires pleasant money making oc.
cupation, to apply at once for an agency. Ap.
plicants should enclose 25 cents for a speci
men copy of the Magazine, which will always
be forwarded with answer to application by
return mail.
SPECIMEN ENGRAVING.
As we desire to place in the hands of every
person who proposes 10 get up club, and also
Of every agent, a copy Of the engraving o.
"The Last Supper" as specimen, each ap
| 2licant inclosing us 3 dollars will receive The
| engraving post paid by return mail; specimens
of cur publications and one of the numbered
subscription receipts, emitting the holder tt
the Mugazine ore year and TO q chance in Il
| distribution, This offer is made only to those;
who desire to act as agents or to form clubs
! Address, OAKSAlTu y CO.,
No. 37l Broadway, New York.
! Dee. 81 ,lS7'
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE,

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
James Clark plainliif) Before Daniel Clark,
against Justice of the Peac e
Wi'liam roben deft. of Fox township, Car.
roll county, Ohio,
On the 25th dav of January, A. D. 1858
said Justice Issued an order of attachment in
the above action for the sum of Sll2,74 cents
aud costs.
JAMES CLARK.
Feb. ii, lS5s-3t.
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ARRIVAL q DEPARTURE OF
MAILS.
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CORN AND COB MILL
UMC AMERICA,
Invented and Patented by Charles Leavilt.

7s Hi adapted the our Grinding Crushing purposes for feeding stock
Kinds wi" grind nPdl proportion lines as long
mil. Of the
The advantage fas al Grinding Plates which
hardin
by Others
making MILL
Plates made
Rye, Oats and indeed, efedlm
provided
Of
bo"ngaway the all other mills
Of cHaig and simple be
The GREAT
Ey for 1871 Little Giant Magic Hundred Do
Indiana o
Ohio @ andNew York Tennessee Are.or Michigan, ColIa
Fairs
has taken more Premiums nanaIs competitors combined aud
without rival
EzzNH
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DIAMONDS! ! DlAMONDsM y

% Thousand Dollars worth of pure California
Diamonds, set III every conceivable style of
elegant Gold Jewelry, to be presented to the
subscribers of the CasGet of Diamonds. There
are no gifts worth less than 25 cents, and
from that IN To S300
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ADVERT TISE MEN rs.
THE CASKET OF DIAMONDS.

A Weekly Journal containg 80 columns of
choice reading matter of a character calcu-
lated to instruct, amuse, and interest the
general reader, will be commenced on the
First Saturday in March, 1858.