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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
J. G.. BIunt,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, recently from
L Ohio, has located on Pottowatomie Creek.
Kansas Territory, where he purposes practising
his profession. Dec. 5, 1859.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
American Hotel

F ECOMPT0N, Kansas Territory, 8. o. HEM
This house is being thoroughly repaired and re-
fitted and will be found equal to any other in the
Territory.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06

Currier & Mccormick,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
Il CHANTS.
LeayenWorth City, K. 7.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06

Toilet articles.
Fine Wines Efouors &c. for medicinal purposes
Also BOOKS sad STATIONERY. Periodicals
I4isk0grapas, Sheet Arsie, &C.. zs.
With the k-gest and best stock Of DRUGS In
Kansas, We are prepared 70 oil sil orders prompt
L.. aHd On The Esost reasonable terms.
LsWfenee, Ang. Is, 1857.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
c. G. Hutchinson.

instruments, to attend PERSONALLY to aIl kinds
and Mapping, on the most reasonable terms.
and at short notice. Office in Lawrence Repub-
iican building. up stairs. Nay 80 If
Jas. @. Sands.
SADDLE, HARNESS and TRUNK Empori-
~ um. Lawrence. Kansas. Garrisges trimmed
on short notice. 5-u
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
a W nrnur,

CIV Brown,
A TT0REET Ar Law, Cossnsssssosw fs- az
II fss EorkAsA 6sdtss, Bounty Land and PEN
SION AGENT, and General Agent fer the par-
.h1se snd sale II Real Estate, location Of Land
Warrants, &c
Office in HERALD or FREEDOM BJILDTse. ssc-
ond aosT. Lawrence, Kansas.
Osborne House.
pr q. OSBOREE, Tesrmssh. KIT Travel
ID ers to, from, aHd thrsaeh the place are in
yited ta give him q cal,
4p<sl slr ssnf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06

D b. BERE8W Z Co. are prepared te Grind
Corn st their mill ID Bloominss,n nfae
miles 3. W. ef IAHEsnees They keep constAntzs
On hazd Corn Heei for ssse.
We also keen Lumber ald Logs on hand and
sre prepared % III bills % Skozt notice.
Eoelaineten, Nsg- -. lE5z.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06

Sash doors Of all the above sizes.
Sly Lights.
3feet inches. By 2 feet inches,
3 /" 2 J." ~
% 10
Sise Of Glass IN Eindo,os-7scetoe Lights eacA
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06

THE SUBSCRIBER, having taken tbs zesnsg
- Of large Manufacturing GcsnpznE, Is able
to furnish Engines. Boilers and slI ces9zn0s fos
mschiEeFy Of a1y Kind at st. Louis prices Also
Saw Mills ana Griss Ills and Shingis Machines,
with county and tosn rights @ use them.
I.sxrsaes 8. T..ysns :. ~. zan1ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02
EDUCATIONAL,
EDUCATIONAL.
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY,
1912 CAMP STREET,
Between Poeyarre and Callope streets, New Orleans.
A Day and Boarding School,
t-Condnced by,
n a d A N z n 1 T z Y

The Sixteenth Annual Session of this Institution begins en-
the first Monday September 1858 in tie Desban veandah
pure esed by the Academy establish South schoo
Of the highest order This magnificent building egby
located three stories high covering Of thousand
five hundred feet with fine architectural exterior
suitable interior distribution is provided with bath and
convenience tending health and comfort The InStra
ments MUSICAL Philosophical etc. Of the best make.
The course Of studies and plan Of Instruction based upon
those Of the most celebrated collegiate institutes Of the
States and Of France, with which Madame Dmy corresponds
regularly No tangled systems adopted nor deceptive
inducements held out Numerous them
Alumna of this Institution, gho now gem society,
For particulars, apply in person or by letter to
sci 3m&W NINE NJ u. DIMITRY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02
E. I. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish oil OT3esrv

DE9xIEAE CorR De DISTRICT JUDSoN 4 Co Va Pogs.Fzy
s X y -NonEsl leans EICOI CONC Ia ia
tN EHSGp a. TlEI writ a e saFsfe ct vents n
MOI a1Etase par honorable Deuxiefe Com s Ili.ITsr ~
~ Orleans, dams IRsre c-dessus Il nrnFggi T.
iON H II &c BeeemhEe 1853 midi ttEI6tgI ID IA
Indication de- - ~ +AAsAsins . ! 80
QJATRE TERRAINs ensemble ayee ba,is.ss .. a.,
aheoIhuons qni snnt dessus, sue FauroDFl Ifyass
aeEAt de Jefferson, n1aiuenant uaane F}fssYS
ae cetts vi dams Iiet borne par lebarcadeTe Pub
PAole landing e leg rue Deuxieme Tios erae q s Is L.
Yee aessDes par les Nos I2et 49, sur ut plan all Ma
notatre cete vile. 80 lst4i arms
lie terrain No mesure "a pit pouces ct lirnes e 6s
"a me de "a eyte; g psds pouce de prooneaF m l
gu sePare da terrain No Il s. pied 10 pouce ct ljes NJ
dams lie fond $50 - 4"'SsS4is
lie terrain No 9nesure % pds pouces,t Igres de esg
III rue d Ia eVeei s. pieds ppnses liguas d pToT
IA Eoe au terrain No s. "a peds II poucts ct gpe M
geur dams e ford. $3.50 = F" 'ts"'Ve W AsA-
L. terrain No u mere IS pes pouee de face an Debar
GGeLe Se9le-P4oc Landing s. Peds pouces Ell IgRe4
e b9loideur sur u Lyme du No IL tx peds 10 ponggs
81 lEner sur Ia gne du terrain No 49, e Is pied rns II
igt es de argeur dams lie fond p 4 u"
Il terrain No. IL mesue Is peds pouce de fare m T,
Galere Fubic-Publc Landing; 81 peds pouces Ne rS
aeaT Su u gne dn terrain No "a So peds 0uces e pg
aE ia gne du terrain No - % pds poncs Ell iEs ~
aeur cans e fond lie lout amerlcane ERsR1n6
ave. lph7 les arhlts &c hHttare des dts terrains
Saisis dams ] ajHire cidessus,
oNDII4ONS-ComptantG moment de II Inafeltiu-
20, u, -, ~, -. E. 7. PARKRE
" ~ SleTtf DE- Ia PaToisse a. Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02
c,oNFEcTIoNERY :. CONFECTIONERY,
A. HowAR D, Successor to Geo. Beard3
No. 49, CAMP ST, OPPOSITE ST. PATRIcK's CHURCH

A. II 0 W d. Successor 10 Geo. Beard)
No. 1s7 CAMP ST, OPPOSITE ST. PATRICKfs CHURCH.
The undersigned begs his friends and custom
and The public generally, that III March last he purchased
the and the good will and patronage Of the above
mentioned welknown Confectionery Establishment from its
proprietor MIR George Beard who retired permanently
from the business in this city He trusts that since that time
the superior quality of his stock Of Confectionery and the
attention he has given his business have justified the
pboned recommendation the former patrous Of the esab
li.hment which Mr. Beard then publicly gave him He will
continue heretofore hive constantly hand and Of the
very best quality Cakes Of every kind Pastry Sugar Plums,
Candies Caveseet Jelly, Mango Ice Cream, Charlotte
de Russo Nougat and other Pyramids Also assorted Pre-
serves French Cordas, syrups, Crysazsd Frus Fancy
Bonbons Jea Of all and other article in the Con
fettionery line.
Orders for PARTIES and particularly Weddings attended to
and promptly supplied. r. A. HOWARD.
Having SOLD MY CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT
to Mr.. R. A. HOWARD would respectfully solicit the
patronage Of my and friends in general
cessor. NIL 3ml GEO. BEARD.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02
Y ATHmAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

TX ATIiMAN'S TROPICAL EtoOb1Nt-
Cheaper and superior to any other ever used in Southern
is tssted and recognized qualities qre-.,..,.
a. G MpEeME4BIITY@ to any other no crack,
or leaks being possible -, IT. ,,,.,.
IT, % oosts maoR ss S b@ though It
good any wood roof and less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered TO the public saves the
e0 3D. o. SS H resist fire better than
f6 C0NvENIENCE-I will not soften under the heat Of
This climate aud protects the interior OF buildings from the
7th s0LTDTY-It becomes harder and smoother from
sure can he put upon roofs OF any slope ara being 81 ghi
wSigh does net T9qniTg hfgg5 FerS TO smpP}Ft while IL
The :, TROPICAL. ROOFING " is chemical compound Of
in proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
Tesrmo2a of the correctness of the above are in the hana
Of the and be verified by wishing Ii
All orders s at the Post Office Box k No. ?, will be
promptly attended to or apply to K.TuvAv
Iel5 " cornerof Benvie and Marais sta
GREAT BARGAINs-GB BARGAINS.
FORTY PER CENT, DEDUCTION
No 81 ROYAL STREET, between Gustomhouse and Bien.
vile streets New Orleans,
extensive 4, 9sos,msnt # French and German
meuei md Plain Wood OF new style for Glasses Portraits
is @fi6 and spsndid stock is offered at per cent
less ha last year aud twenty per cent below the lowest mar
n B-Eyerv article guaranteed and the choice Looking
G@Sses % I'm 49oSte i'g Di
tnii1dgfr on ,r5,tpad fSs fen yrars ~
AZ immense gallery Of pii nE Fner nv ana "'o
SIiriF S rr ,iv o },''' s''''' " "
' i.5,s - S,'ri.t, az T,s.eIs pirs -15sns otto
A large S,T rE T WIFE VI HI 1f,If MFR
FOR SAEA case Of Siereoscopic Views excessively low
F5T-rainti5gs Renovated. MS Gm
,$9t5f;s IL. TItAMoNFANA - CO., IMPORTERS
1888
F0RFTGN FRUIT
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRIED and 'oli
CONSISTING : ~ - Ef-s r,ru,ss
t'hsNo' ! II fs'}trn I,t FRANCES T.s,rors
7 Til1oy t,,s,os atr
They beg inform the public that they consely recety
nG consgumpns Fruit sid prepared 10 supply Dealers
Hotels Steamboats, Priyae Families with Fruit a al kinds
o t, e reasonable Terms FRONT STREET
Mo fm between Common and GrhNler streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02
SLAVE DEPOTs.

Qea $50 NEGROES FOR SABE.-JUST AR
4k rived from Virginia. the CarOnas eurgia l5O NF
GkOES, consisting of field hands cooks washers and
AE irone seaHstr aud general house servants also
several small Orphan Gs Purchasers are respectfully re-
viii be sold at the lowest possible price for accept
THOMAS FOSTER
D3l 6tdt4tW Isl Common n Street
C. N. RUTHERFORD. O. n cu1pIx
g RUTHERFORD d CHAPLIN, COMMITS
81 sion Agents for the Purchase Sale OF Slaves Office
@N& and Yard Nc. Is Bnronne street New Orleans La.
e FOR SALE, AT C. f. HATCHEFs,S
IA SLAV Il DEPOT,
9G Ill.,. GrRvier street.
a4A THIRTY SI8AE ES--Just Received,
Consisting of Fl Id Hancs House Servants Seamsresses
Mechanics, Cooks Washers, iropers etc, etc.
C, F. HATCHER,
nI5 tt 1876 GrRVier street
s@ NEGROES FOR SALE, AT No. 81 q
~ BARONNE STREET efA
q The undersigned has about 800 Virginia and Ma
ryland Negroes for sale, just arrived
Field Hands,
Mechanics, and
Every class of House Servants etc.
The supply will be ample from new receipts during the
MY establishment Gravier and Common
Baonne street No. 81 which is the street wes from
the St. Charles Hotel
n9 SIN WALTER L. CAMPBELL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02
THANKSGIVING PROCLAnATION-

THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION
Whereas becomes acknowledge dependence on
gratitude Mercfu Provid nee that has extended liz
during the year drawing close
Therefore Governor Of the Of Louisiana, would
respectfully suggest that THURSDAY the 10th of December
be set apart day of Thanksgiving aud prayer and
earnestly the good people Of this State TO suspend
that day all business ayoc4tons that be devoted excn
sively 10 the worship Of Almighty God.
under y hand and the zeal of the State, the
Of Baton Rouge this 18th day Of November A. D. tS and Of
the Independence Of the United States of America the eighty
third. BY the Governor: 1870 . - -.
ANDREW HEBRON, Secretary of State. MS d&W
Y y. KEEP HAVING WITHDR WIN FROM THE
LIZ of KEEP, BARD CO., will tuue business
his in his No l6 POydras
New Orleans Nov Is, les. nit
OsNABURGs'...,.,....,..,,.....osNAB
OF the LAUDERnALE,
QUINCY
MARTIN WEUKLY & co,
CRESCENT and
CROWELI. MANUFACTURES,
Constantly on hand and for sale on liberal terms by
nl5 If j. h. VALENTINES &C, 81 Common ST.
III. CLABk's PHOTOGRAPH AND DAGUERRE
D. OTYPE GALLERY,
No. % Canal st Get, New Orleans,
Over Tutnell's Shoe Store
RyPbotographs copied from old naguerreoypes, and
arged to any lze coloed in OH Water Color and Pase
M BIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02
TEspIEIONY-

GHRONG WESpIMONY-
Messrs. B. A. Fahuestocl 4 Co. 80
conference.-the following certificate from William Cunning
ham, Keeper of the Amsboue in city, think will
eres,g to YOU and therefore rcose it, You may depend
upon the correctness of his statement.
Yours W. o, SMITH,
To W o. Smith, Esq,
Mayor Of the city of St John N. B.
Str-l yesterday gave child named James Cunningham,
aged Three years and four months, vial Of b. A. Fahnesoc
ErrnEe The quantity Of worms passed being great
queSEed the mother them which she did stated
there were nine and seventeen The day previous the
child had vomed tournnking IN all two hundred and
Two were Line and half inches in eBgh and the others
aging SIX inches. WA, CUNNINGHAM,
~ Keeper Of The Almshouse
AE Purchasers shoud look well to he initials the wrap
e and see that they are buying b. A Fabnestoks Perfu
41Es' ana no otAeF' o2l lmdGW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

r.If,TICE1 TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
N Patent Sawed Notwithstanding both rough dressed
from the very yellow Pine and Cypress timber for sale
per rough and So 50 or dressed in lots to at
purchasers.
a8- Lumber sawed to order.
fel9 ly STAR PLANNING MILLS, New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02
EAR ONNN sTREET STEFAN Bom

4 BARONNE STREET STEAM BOILER
~. MANDATORY, between Poydr,s and ievia, only
Ssa kA three miuhtea' walk from the 81. Ghar Hotel
NaS~ The undersigned having la gcly increased bis work
shons and having all the facilities, is prepared
ill orders for any descriptions of BOILERS in less time aud
as ow As they can be had many shop in the South i'm
ported from the North.
Always on. band, DOURLE FLUED BOILERS from 20 to
80 feet long, aid AZ inches diameter,
Also CYLINDER BOILERS, 81 49, "a aud 3G inches diane
ter. ard various lengths.
Fire Fronts stand Pines Valves ETC. constantly
Oh hand,
All work will be guaranteed Of material workman
ship
Parties wishing purchase Boilers for plantations steam
sawmi respectfully invited call judge Tor
themselves. Ln23 ly&W5 D. II. FOWLER,
CHIELDS' NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY,
- PRINTERS FURNISHING
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

n r o. ,ew Orleans. No. Il, 72B
0211lCS}E Is hereby given to the creditors asEz
ths ESTATE and 10 ali other persons herein Interested 10
snow cause within ten days from the first present
HE lhey nave or why the presented b the
estnenuTy Executor of this should not be hssasl
herewith. - e~-4-f'@~1
By order of the Court.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

DEgxIEH re. GouR De DIsTRIcr} SUGGESTION DE r.
{t y, ~ Sony e1reHns- ) ALEXANDER.-Np. l4kEn
A T i3atl.s que G. I. Beauregard a prssssFs-
e Ie petition a Ia Gonr l,etlet d0beHir enfs
01Iatele la Succession de feu N f. Alexander dec inns
Avis est represent donne ous ceux que celia pg9 e
cerer Ga7or d6duire dix iours es rasous pl gs
quelles II ne serait pas fat drot dite petition
Par ordre de la Gour
az u j. L. KELLY nennts crssssr--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

a PUMPS, BATHING APPARATUS, &C. a
&R q JOHN MCCARTHY Plumber, "IkS&
N3y No. 1874 Camp street. -Gt2s3
Keeps constantly hand large variety Of Brass
Cocks Force and Lift Pumps, Beer Pumps Cooking Ranges
Bathing Baths sO Lead Pipes laid
repaired Lead Work of every description Ship
steamboat work promptly repaired E Charges
n1cderats al2 "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02
RIcE MILLs-RIcR 1ltLLs-R1CE MILLS

l.
The best plHn Of hulling Rice TIED is by the
STEAM ARM RICE FOUNDING MACHINE
PATENTED BY JouS TALON.
twill hull five bushels Of prepared Rice in from ~ to 81
minutes, according TO the tT of the Rice. Mr.. GEORGE
PATTERSON, at the Foundry Machine shop corner Of
eord snd New eyee Streets is my sole agent for the ranu
facmre and sale OF the same,
New 0rleaus November Il, ISIS. MS "
s4gaszs BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
5;;Tsrs25 hand and for salefrum the acknowledgement
~ Messrs.J ~ BRUNSWICK & BRO, Cincinnati
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Bruusw.ck,s patent t3usb
oDE also Cloths Balls Cues, and al other trimmings
lag to this liue.
Allorders thankfully we'd and promptly attended to-
uI7 " st, Charles R;Iiiard Room N. q.
GAS FIXTURHs-GAs EIXTUIkHs-
HENDERSON 4 GAINES,
CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, BRAGKETs Hal Lamp,
aud Lanterns Maute Lights Portable and Drop Lights etc
Of French English and American Manufacture Ia greatest
variety and AZ
H6~Whsn desired, they will he put up.
n, B.-A very large var ty Of GAS GLOBES always
hand sbl2 IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

ANTHONY ASTREDO
Begs to inform the pHbc that he has closed hiR Restaurant
and Oyster Saloon for the summer season. and will now keep
hand the largest and choicest collection Of FRU 10 be Uun
in the city. Arrangements and have been made
the largest and finest orchard owners in the Sonth
Just received collection Of Peaches Pears, Apples Melons,
ANTHONY ASTREDO.
elG If No. l6 ROYAL street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

ut u A9nFae Orleans. RAPE e.L--NB. Sl2S
A HTENDU que Louis Forester a ureseEtee
uHe petit n q Ia Gpur Fefet dubienir Iete5 aEt-
Rnpp. f. c. H. decedee inestate-
AVIS est par e present doun6 ceux que celia peai
eeGr aavoir dedaite sous dix jours, pnT
qAeiles il ne serlit pas fait dra ii dite petition
Par Ortire de la Cour.
d. Il j. L. KELLY Deppte tirsfas--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

TN t. TWITTY, AGENT FOR HERR NG's CELE-
/ ire Burglar Proof SAFES. - On hand
splendid toak Of all 2es-ome OF the largest ana Z, est
tittnlrn riAa.u mS I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

n
New Orleans Nov q, 1853. s
B8~ An election for six Directors of this
Bank for the ensuing year, Will be held the Banking House
the h December 1853 the hours of Il O'Clock
and o. clock r. NJ.
n27 td8 THOs. LAYTON, CASHIER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02
PLANTERS AND BUILDERS


SALAMANDER CEMENT ROOFING,
making waertgh and duraoe work and the only COM
pound suitable this climate.
AIRY Planter Builder, by directions, put on his own
Roofs equally ell rs myself ....-
This Roofing than inferior kinds which have
the advantage Of being Fire Proof much less Weather
Proof.
one weight Of timber is sufficient all
guttering fla hing metal will not jar off,
of blow on aud subject the everlasting repairs re-
quired in other roofing ID. CHRISTIE, Builder,
nl9 lm&Wt No ia Camp street.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.


VOLUME FOURTEEN BEGINS SEPTEMBER II, 1858.
NE ECHANICS, INVENTORS, MANUFACTURERS
I'VE AND FARMERS The Scientific 4mericd,
has reached its Fourteenth Year and will enter
upon New Volume on the 11th Of September. 1t is
the only weekly publication of the kind issued in
this country, and it has very extensive circulation
in all the States Of the Union II is not some might
cal sciences the contrary deals with the great
events going in the scientific, mechanical and in
dusrial worlds as to please and instruct every one
III the Mechanic or Artzan wishes to know the best
machine in use, or how to make any substance en-
ployed in his business the Housewife wishes to get
recipe for making good color, &cif the Inventor
wishes to know what is going on in the way of inn
provemcnts If the Manufacturer wishes keep post
ed with the times and to employ the best facilities in
his busnessif the Man Of Leisure and Study wishes
TO keep himself familiar with the progress made in
the chemical laboratory, or in the construction OF
telegraphs, steamships, railroads, reapers, mowers,
and thousand other machines and appliances both
OF peace or waral these desiderdta be found In
the Scientific American and not elsewhere. They
here presented in reliable and interesting form,
adapted to the comprehension Of minds unlearned in
the higher branches of science and art
TERMS On Copy. One Year, x2 one copy six
months, 81; five copies, six months 81 ten copies,
six months, S. ten copies, twelve months. 49, fifteen
copies, twelve months, $Z2; twenty copies twelve
months, S2s, in advance.
Specimen copies sent gratuitously for inspection-
Southern and Western money, or Postage Stamps ta-
ken for subscriptions. gs
Letters should be directed to
MUM CO., 12S Fulton-st., n. "
~ Messrs. MUM a. Co. extensively engaged
in procuring patents for Inventions and win ad-
wise inventors without charge in regard to the
city of their improvements. LAug. q '5s-4w. 3
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28
THE HOUhLE LITTLE GIANT.
OR TWO MILLS IN ONEi


Patented May, lS54--lmproyed In 1850.
FESAEi Little Giant Corn and oh Mill is a sim, le
"A anu portable machine formed on the eofe mill
principle entirely oi cast iron for farm plant aton
USE ana desl gned for preparing food for stock brh
II does az the rate OF ten twenty bushels per olf
according to the size OF the Mill. An improvement
has been effected in its model the present season
which consists in adding another Con, and set 81
erlshcrs, together it'll improved Bridge Tree 81
III supsHtutngt box platform in place OF he old less
~ means Of al ofwhiei the speed is neatly doubled
ana tRhen required) the Mill adapted also to grinding
sheieu corn INTO hosmony and fine meal for family
use. ~ reversing the melton, in other words v
iubhg " backwards, ten or fifteen uaits 10
th 3Shei are obtained, and the balance is sup.riar
hou4mony or good food for feeding.
TIE dD PdA7dGE' or f'EEBlNtf CORN md
cor MEAL FROZEN
Henry Alspaugh, nf Greerfeid co., Ohio says-"in
1907 ny sea- ahd brother raised arle cfop If ccrii.
ana purchased l9i heaG OF cattle TO ftte Ny iroth.
rr wishing 70 divide our interests offered me ff.rn
cents per hundred pounds for his choice u the csttl.
t"the iinmter Of seventy heat 1 accepted and lie
selected lis seventy, leaving ne or. hundred sud
twenty We then divided Germ; he fe lis Sin the
shpcs and had mine ground tog :lgr it'll the cob.
ana fedit IN roueis Rallied trees around The at.
Ny brothers corn cid hold out bear as long as
nihe ihohEh We had ~ jtted equally and lie sry-
EN-! htaa to my one hcurt Il and twenty. Wien lis
corn MAS cut let him hasf frem mine ard when We
hh'shee feeding, the ci.tie weighed and lcd II
was iound thai nay cath. lad esist fye bounds ON
rho tlnGrcd double What ,lis had gain.e ar a nv
profits were thtasand dollars more than his y
Each mil furnished con pl,te, ready for st,acLjrs
TEAM, ana "a" estry power required than what aecou-
panes each min.
For sale by KEITH, ROBINSON CO., burlington.
Iowa. n3av -
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Mahogany and Black Walnut.

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ana great variety Of articles usually kept in first
class Furniture Warehouse which are too TO
mention. as y
., Mahogany and Black Walnut Looking Glasses from
25cts 10 IS on. E.# $3.50 -
en- frame Looking Glasses from Il IS to $3.50 co.
Mattresses s 70 10 $50 90 tfaEE 80
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A liberal discount made TO country dealers rpao.,t
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28
COALuCOAL! COALI

IVNHEsubscriber has purchased Vests Coal Bank
u and Is now prepared to furnish customers with
coal at the ank for cents per bushe ~ per
bushe dely e: ed In any part Of Ottumwa. This coal
u nee rom d.rt, and OF the very best quality.
ssn IL. 3 nt6-lm JAS. p. HALL0WAY.