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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

Horse SENsE.-Ibe IfHe DatG faus as
courses unon the estrayagantd demonstrations
Of delight evinced BY great numbers Of the
American people over the success OF THE At
Iantic4 Ca bic experiment. The New Orleans
and Mobile people showed their good sense
when they refused to plunge into a perfect
fever of excitement at the great result. But
somehow or others1he Americans teiH Snunky"
to English people, although at the same time
they profess to despise them. We were
sorry to learn that considerable '''fIunkylsm"
was evineed last week in Baton Rouge, when
the result was known theres 4 ~
TuE.ArLANr,e CABLE HuLLAgALoo.-We
are delighted to see that here is i stronger
infusion Of common sense in the community
of New Orleans, and. We may add, ID That OF
Mobile also, than in Northern cities and some
that are South ofs.Mason & Dixon,s. rublcon,
The Western cities appearto have "a ken their
cue from those OF the North, which by the
way. have always seemed to have a.clrts
blanche to do thinking for their younger breth-
rem lot the West and INTERIOR 10 any quantity
and of any quality. From New York, the
grand centre Of agitation, the diverglng waves
ltStG4Q TIC u ilojC IcGiit4 Y ! q % ~ NH"i N"-"'>
Gordon of conservatism which the Gulf States
stretch across the Union. We can allow &
moderate degre of exnitation in the success
or the great national and international ente.-
prise but that communities should go abso-
Iutely frantic with delight; that crowds should
parade the streets with banners, that church
bells should be rulig. and bonires and ilIu-
limitations should blaze over the land, as II
the nation was experiencing its first birthday,
il was nailing the ACCOMPLISHMENT Of a hrst-born
son in Nicaragua Or elsewhere, we cannot
understand what has SO intoxicated the peo-
pie OF the West, unless it is that good Queen
Vic; lsfe is better entitled to the objective
than good Queen Bess," Aas condescetded to
the familiarity of addressing a message to the
Chief Magistrate Of the United States, as II
he, poor plebeian. with a recorded pedigree
not as long as Il race hoEsess, was her equal
f~orsooth! the equal Of Amounted royalty IN
the hundEedth generation! It enthvses our
Northern and Western friends to see Royalty
and Democracy hobtiobhing across the ami
hisated space OF ocean, chinking respectively,
a glass OF "alf-and-'al 4 and 'oLd rye,' but
whetherit is because they fancy that it brings
Royalty down TO thu level Of Democracy or
raises Democracy to the level ofRoyatty, we
will not s~urn,ise, but leave the tpposition to
the cynically disposed. The agitation starts
them of Oh an authorized bust" and gives
vent to the natural "enthusiI1uzzy; which is
bottled up like seltzer water. in the natives
OF those parts. aud is constantly exploding 1T
less harmful dire .tions-so we will not quar-
rel with this safety valve esca pernent OF
steam and gas, however ridiculous in degree
it may be- ior it is in nature harmless. !.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

u The river at this point has fallen some
8 feet, and is still falling rapidly. All danger
Of eIevasses is therefore at an end. It was
thought BY many when the river was at It.
height, that our parish could not possibly es.
cape without one or more innndations from
crevasses. Contrary 10 these expectations.
however our leyees have all noblg held out
against the entertainments OF the Old Father
Of Waters. We have had several slight
breaks in our levees-the worst at Sardipe
Point % the eth of July-but ofso little con-
sequence We're they, that not a single hogs
head 81 sugar has been lost. The nrou1ut-
ness with which our, planters repaired and
strengthened al dangerous places, and the
continual watch kept upon them, has no
doubt been The means Of preserving us from
over1ows this season As it is we are safe
From one end of the parish 70 the other. we
hear Of nothing but large and excellent crops
aud should nothing Interfere from this to
grinding time, We think we can ttuurfn out the
largest crop oar parish has eyer made.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21
TIE Southern Rights ioyrna's-the seces-

Tie Southern Rights iournals-the seces-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." since the hon.
JEFF DAVIS and Senator HAMMOND have dared
to utter strong Union sentiments. seem to be
worked up to a pitch of indi %gRation totally
:nexpTessible. We are Of opinion that they
have slightly let the cat ont, in their Wanted
aevotionto the Union by such a course. "We
must have perfect equality in the Union" say
they OF Independence withoat,nG Good enough
reasoning, we have a'wayscontended, when
the proper time arrives, but until that time
does arrive, we think it would only be acting
the wise part to endeavor to harmonic the
elements which create such considerations III
their nainds. Senators HAMMOND and DAs1s=
sre still as warm advocates OF Southern Rights
as they ever were, and in the minds Of all
clear reasoning naen: they have uttered the
true sentiments Of the conservative masses
il. proclain1ing their leaIty to the Union
The preservation Of the Union, say the South
ern Rights journals is what we ardently de-
sire, hut their practice does not seem to con-
form tothe precept. Not a single line have
we yet read in any OF their columns giving
these gentlemen the slightest praise for ex-
pressing themselves in favor Of the Union
Rather have they been a target at which, all
their mischevious missiles have bean launched
utterly regardless that they profess the same
feelings, but unlike these gentlemen, have
not ilesiaardihoo TO utter them.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21
J~arFsasos DAvIs1N NEw EsGLAsp.-A Bos-

JRrFs Hsos DAvIs.N Nav EsGLAsp.-A Bos-
ton correspondent Of the New York Tine: Of
the 2ath ultimo says:
Mr4Jeherson Davis, who is new on 4 visit
y Va inc, IS abo,st 70 take tie stamp il. be half
Of Mft. Bion Bradbury. the Democratic can
dldste in the Sixth Congressional District,
Of whose election confident hopes are enter
tanned by his political friends, Mr. Davis is
popularity regarded as a Secessienisi-an eue-
my to the Uni ,a-in New England and, as
he Democrats have beloved themselves
sosTss about Governor Banks .sllet-t he- Union-s
slloetS remark, theyWill now get paid back
y. EMO. u Is q bad move on their part, par
ticularlY az Mr.. Davis Is al enemy If t,e
fishing bounty, By the existence 81 which
Maine i supposed u 81 benefited.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

Baron koUGf AND CROSSE TETE Rail-
soAD.-InIa late number of our paper we
noticed that an effort was being made to con-
tinue the B. r.. 4 @. r. r. toNards Alexan~
| dna, niaa higher point on Bayou Crosse Tete,
FordoE-he, and the Atehaialaya. crossing said
river In the vicinity of Bayou Rouge. Since
then the enterprise Of raising the amount of
stock necessary, has been%s SO successful that
/ nearly 500, 900 have been subscribed. The
engineers are now at work and have sur
veyed the line as far as Mr.. Dunbar's plan
talon on Bayou Fordoche. The value OF
this road to that portion ofsur parish through
which it will pass, and also to Avoyeiles.
will be incalculabie. IT isto be hoped that
those interested in this work will put their
shoulders to the wheel aud pash It on until
it reaches the Atchaialaya river. It will
then be for our sister parish to carry it on
further, until It eventually links at A.exan-
dria with the Texas Road.
Such an enterprise as this Railroad pushing
through a dense track of wild cane land, the
very best for either sugaror cotton, in con-
%nection: with the Morganza and OpeIonsas
road, cannot but greatly enhance the value Of
property in this parish, and increase its popu-
lation and its wealth.
The above extract is from the Point Cou-
pee Democrat, Of 14th inst. It will be highly
gratifying to the many warm frienis Of our
Road to learn that our sister parish is openly
advocating its extension to The Atchaialaya.
A large portion of the Road passes through
the parish Of Point Coupee, where the peo-
pie are almost cut off from the Mississippi OF
other water communication. To haul sugar
cotton, rr1olasses or other produce to a ship
pins, point, involves so much time and ex-
peuse aS TO render the cultivation of those
staples in isolated parts, almost a worthless
o~ccufsati on. What effect a railroad will have,
traFersing lands as rich and prolific as those
IN che Tear of that parish, in bringing into
cultivation its wild lands, can scarcely be es-
~tinaatea. There, then can be no objection to
Immediately settling up that portion of corn~
Try, adding gfeatlysto the wealth of the par
isIi, when they have adirecta and cheap COM
tnunication to a shipping point at all seasons
of5the year. We are glad to see the interest
oar .cotenporary OF the Democrat %evinces in
The matter, and the papers published in The
different parishes through which the contem-
plated extensions will ,un, they will be not
only doing their patrons and parishes a great
benefit but it viii Prove Of the greatest as
sistare e to Gen..BAnRow, when he personally
visits the citizens along the routes and in
| Opelotsas and Alexandria.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

70 We regret to learn that several deaths
have occurred 10 our parish, during the past
week, from congestive, chills. Whites and
blacks seem to be al similarly affected and an
illness gl but d ewhours generally, so iaF
terminates fatally. IN old physician Of over
t~Yentysyears standing il cur parish informs
us that the nlaladyis something entirely new
ia his practice. Fesers and chills he knew
were prevalent a few days since, but had no
ldea, that anything serious would result from
them.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

The CaoLlc.-An experienced planter OF
this parish informs US tuat whenEhis horses,
mules, and cows, ia kes the %cnoiic, he dissolves
d large spoonful of soda OF saleratus, ia water,
and gives it once in ten minutes NATL the
animal is relieved. He says he has practiced
1t forzyears; and ii never fails. Remember
It, and you may one Of these days save a
hundred dollar horse by this recipe.-Piaut<7s
Ran7s1.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

CONVENIENT ALMAsAc.-A friend the other
day reminded lis of the lines which the old
folks, Of fifty years age, used for an alman-
&C:
Dover Dwells George Brown, Esquire, :
Coed Christian Finch and David FtYar."
Almost everything contained in the altman
ac, except The moon age, GAN be ascertalned
by the use+of this apparent Iargon. r
I'm the first place, let the day OF the week
aponwhich januarycou1tneEces be represent
ed by the letter<A, and the other letters in
their properorder will denote the day anon
which EACH ofthe following months tnme
ces,, witt, the usual allowance, OF course, in
leap year. But it can be worked back wards
as we'll as forwards. For instance, as to-day.
the 18th Of August, is Friday, we know that
the month commenced on Sunday. which is
represented by the word Christian The
letter c, then, stands for Sunday. and a will
denote Friday. the DAY on which the month OF
January began. - =
Suppose we wish TO learn on what day OF
the week any given day of the year will fall
the goth ofSeptember, forexafnpIe: s4ptem-
Der is#SIepresented by the word = Finch. =
which will stand for Wednesday. The first
of September, then, viii be Wednesday, and
the Goth, ofcourse, Monday.
In fact, with these. lines, and the otlsers.
Thirty daysShath September &c, one can
carry MS almanacin his head. Mobile Mer-
curry. ~
PROPOSED E~xTENTIoN OF rAE ATLANTIC
TELgeRAPH.--We understand, says the N. Y.
Herald ofthe 18th, that it is already in con-
temptation to lay, in connection withshe AZ
iantic telegraph, a subna riIle cable. from Pla-
centla Bay to Sydney, Cape Breton, or to
Portland, Me. Preparations are beirg made
a survey the coast and ascertaiaed the best
mode Of ca rryingA out the design The sub
marine cable is held to be much preferable
to aland line inastnuch as it is not liable to
damage Fl ION the winter storms, which are al
ways SO destructive to the wires suspended
on lard. From Portland to New York will
be the next connection, and that will follow
IN quick time
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21
SpeeiaI Notice.

From his date. al legal advertisements
s,eh AZ SHERIFF sales, separatlotrot properly
sigorcessnotices Of Introduction. ETC. ,s'ttsf oe
paid for within thirty days from the iirst m
sertion thereof. NJ exception Wllibe MADE
In any case. =.
Nrr-An Job " ork must be. paid foron de.
ys,vyn December 5tb. 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21
SATURDAY AUGUST 81, 1858.

A letter Of onrNeW Orleans CORES
pondent will be found on The third page
Although somewhat, late having been re-
cetved last week, after we had gone to press,
il viii prove as interesting as usual, and loses
nothing by being a little ancient.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

. Our country friends will perceive by
1adveTtiseme tent that they are to be treated
with an Ice Cart this hot Weater.-Gd-elt &
Sentinel.
Treated 70 an Ice Cart Rather cool treat
u1ent we should say. We prefer being treat
ed to a glass Of Lager.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

D~ From our city exchanges We learn
That the yellow fever is, gradually on the IN
crease. The following shows the progress
Of the fever. Week ending June 27-2;
week ending July IS; week ending July
1l--a; DO July 1sth-2o; do Iulysa5-25;
III i ug To DO Aug 8--14oi do aug l5-
1sG.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21
DATED AT WAsHISeTox Cry,
August 18th, 1853. {

CONVENIENT ALTMAN Ac.-A friend the other
day reminded lis of the lines which the old
folks, Of fifty years ago, used for an alman-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

BY mistake the President received only
the portion Published in our this mornings
edition, yesterday. The above came across
the Atlantic at FIVE o'clock this morning.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

~ ches. D Fayrntt is our authorized COZ
,sctor for tile city Of Baton Rouge
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY

a
1yHE Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage Of
i Eectasirs Telegraph Lias, used entirely the
movement Of all trains thereby avoiding possibility Of
collisions r1v Sr delays, 50 annoying on other routes
81 u IN. EXPRESS Matchmaking direct through
connections to Niagara FAILS Buffalo, New York and
7:45 a. m. CMcNSsr ExPREss-sIaking direct
connections to Lafayette, Indianapolis Cincinnati New
Albany Louisville Dayton Columbus zanesyile Wheel
ing, Ptsburg Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington
7:45 n. nm. TELEGRApH ExrkEss- Arriving Mag
ara Falls Buffalo next morning, New York at n,
Philadelphia, via Emira, at 10 NJ, Ecston at u at
night. Connects at Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
r. Il. for Buffalo and all points East.
800 ,. M. AFTERNOON ExPRKss--Arrives in New
YORK at 4. second day, Boston at NJ. and at
Philadelphia 1890 second morning.
$3.50 p. n "sGHr Exrg,ss-Arriving at Niaga-
r. Falls or Buffalo hest evening" New York, at NJ,
and Boston Ar. N. next day. Connects at Paris with
Buffalo and Lake Huron Dr. X for Buffalo and all points
with New Albany Salem X. Road for New Albany,
Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Dayton Columbus GAINESVILLE
Bsiefontane, Wheeling Baltimore, Washington, Pitts.
az The 7rains ne Csieago, Burlington d Qafn-
W, Gdiena e chicago Jnioa, Illinois Central and
Michigan Central Railroads run anto the same Depot
at Chicago, sacing ase epeaaeso passengers 81 hdcE
hire and transfer Of Baggage.
> The 81 5 a. M. 100 i. m. and 8. 80 penn
GRAM. TRC-N1 RAILWAY!
To Kingston, Ogdensbure Montreal, Quebec, and all
points in Canada East Northern Vermont, New Hamp-
well known by the yelling pubic that this Road
has no competitor Of equal facilities from Chicago to
Niagara Falls, New York, BOSTON. Ogdensburgh, Mon
treai &c. &c. =
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night il
over this route $50 Z. NJ oae Train Sunday, at $50
PM. No 800 r. M. Saturday.
Baggage checked through to Niagara Falls, gcfslo,
New York, Boston, Emira and Philadelphia.
~ Passengers arriving at Chicago by any of the
Railroads, will find competent Agents the cars and
baggage masters at the depots to receive checks and
convey their baggage to ths Depo, free
OF charge.
THRO bGH TICKETS COOP FOR NINETY DA Ysi
Allowing holders TO remain over and resume their
seats be bought at the di rent, offices in the Vest
also at the Passenger Depot ot Of Lake Street and at
the General Ticket Office, Coier of Lake and Dearborn
Streets, Chicago opposite the Iretaont House.
X. J. SPAULDING,
May /, 1851. General Pass Agent
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25

THE undsrsgned, thAnkill 1pr me patronage ex.
tended Nh " the paet eight years n this city
would say thas he Aas AssocIated With HIN in practice
J. q. BURoM n. D., "a experienced Dentist, having
bsen n ~ practice or hat profession for the PAST
eighteen years and thoroughly posted up IN an the late
impfovsments IN Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry
including Aliens Continuous Gum Work, (nOs put up
In any once in this part Of the StAte)
Having bee& associated with Dr. Allen IN the manu-.
factory Of this work, gives DR.. Burch superior advan
tage N that department..
We now prepared 20 practice the latest Improve
msnte and perform all dacuit operations In Dental
Surgery and Mechanical Dentistry.
Once (fcr the presently north side Jefferson ST.
Allen Hendricks Drug Store.
apr7.d1u6mw J. @. ABRRCR0NB1E.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25
New Downtown Barber Shop.

. n M y > ". w xME, EI0piIeI0E.
r HAVE the pleasure of announcing to the citizens
of Burlington that have opened, with all the mod.
ern improvements, first class Barber Shop, two doors
from Water, Jefferson street, north side Intending
that should be conducted purely scientific princi.
pies and in an artistic manner, have employed two
eminent Tonsors thoroughly versed In their business
having each stood high in the profession the cities OF
et l. us and New Orleans, respectively. With keen
and smooth instruments, immaculate linen and thor.
onghiy lifted UP end well KEEP. room, clear OF oafers,
friends and the public in general very cordially
invited TO call.
apr22-dtfwat JAMES O. WINE.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25
Steam Boiler 1Ganufactory.

Steam Boiler Mandatory.
WE are nov prepared v build High Pressure. Lo-
w connective and Portable BOXERS, also Oh and Soap
Tanks, Smoke Ppe and Breechng. and everything else
in our line At b. Lsuis plces and the same terms
70 parties venting Engines ~ Vim furnish ne ma-
Sspsirins done % shsrt notice and good terms.
Shop near d. Rsnd's Pork House, 1nrlington, Iowa
ocell-dSmw6n J. =. WILSON 20.
OskAloosa Herald, Otsumwa Courier, and Dos Moires
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.
TN all diseases inflammation more or less predcmI-
i nates-now 70 allay Inflammation strikes - the
root OF dsease-hehce m immediate cure.
DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, "
and nctaSsg ease win SHAY Inflammation At once, and
D1LLEYS MAGICAL PAIN AX7RACTOR
will cure the following among great catalogue Of dis
,ases burns ,scads cuts, cafes nipples, corns,
bunona bruises, strains, bes poison ciibains, bes,
scrofua, ulcers fever elens, ache piles
rheum, badness erysipelas, rngworm, BARRIERS Itch,
ANAL pox, measles, rash, etc, etc.
To some Il uay appear incrcduous that many dis
shoud beFeachod by artcle such idea win
10 combination Of ingredients each and every ap
plying perfect aniiote 10 its opposite disorder.
DALLEY,S XAGIGAL PdlN EXTRACTOR
In its effects lie magical se the time is short be-
tween disease and permanent cure and L y an ex-
tractor, draws disease of the affected part,
leaving nature perfect before the Injury. 1t Is
scarcely necessary TO say that house, work shop
manufsctory should be one moment withouti IT,
No pain extractor 10 genuine unless the box has upon
steel plate engraving, with the name Of Henry Dali
For sale By AL the Druggists and patent medicine
callers throughout tho United States and Canadas.
Principal Depot, 16o Chambers st., New York
sept9-w1y q. CHACE.
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oct ss-dvtf WOODWARD. KEIsER sHERRILL.
A nuflingtOn. Iowa. .
a Polk 0IfY, March "a, 1855.
PBELL,S
Iew photographic GALLERY

HAVING Femovsd from - -.
II street, Campbell has opensd
apiotnre 0ailery on the ID dooF
- Riptsys building, opposite ~ Il
oofse's Book Store, Jederspn st.,
where he ~ tss.y facility 1oF tA-s
king 0fst elaas Akeaesses, Including Al The vayie
styles d Colcdson Rcturss, from ne smallest mniS-
tuye TO half sise. - 80 ~ q.
N CampAell's ssw Rrsniam Ppossoa u NATURAL
00L0RlN0. praetiesd q bio hssas eneys - ssau,s
the old method.
rassata Ehiag PietnFes o. thee shIIdrsn shouldeaI
- ComD6eb Roome, - 10 nevcs Ails y ptucaro acs
euraae 80 na9n1R nnfnAs1 LAeasaueos u
.. haRyesa - Mys - aspeeA enly 80
AZ rlssaO vaHaass& rsvsseAvf
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1880
New Ssage ilOus.; From Pacific.
HE 7srminus or ne Barfi. Jton and NisseUri Riser
Rdit,vad.
TO OCEOLA, CLARK CO.. IOWA--TRI-WEEKLY.
DASsENGERs going East, leave Pacific City, Nom
il days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, At q A. ~, and
arrive Oceola Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays,
at 6 r. NJ, and there con:iect with the WESTERN
STAGE COMPANY'S lines TO all points Fast, makiug
the trip to Burlington in -four days.
Passengers going West, leave Oceola Mondays,
Wednesdays and fridays, at 4 A. NJ, and arrive ~
Pacific City, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
r. NJ, connecting there with cosches and hacks to
Council Bluds and Sioux City Iowa, Omaha, Florence,
Bellevue, Piattsmouth ana Nebraska City, Nebraska
cheapest and best route to all points In Western Iowa,
Nebraska and Kansas.
Fast Stock, accommodating Drivers, and good fare
along the line.
FIRST class Hotels at either end Of the route.
J. SHlNN, General Agent.
Pacific Citv IAN edwin
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To All to Whom it Mav Concern

II AM the inventor Of new and useful Improvement
in Smut Machines, which RICH. was secured to by
letters patent bearing date Goth 0ct 1551 and there
are certain parties manufacturing machines ana using
my improvements. TINS 10 to notify all persons who
make use or yend said improvements, tina. will hold
each and every person, who infrlnges my rights,
sponsiblc for all such nrngements, and will at their
expence establish the validity OF my patent.
Now a part OF what claim my invention Is the
securing device formed of the beaten attached
cylindrical screw, In combination with the securing
plate anu cylinder formed Of series OF rings placed
one over the other. fun ther claim the adiustible
screens placed In the chamber, and arranged relatively
with the FAM whereby the chess and Ugh and inferior
grain may, when Of sufficient value discharge from the
machine separately, and in clean state, or when
worthless allowed pass into the fan box TO be elected
thererom with the Amer and g foreign substances
This is part Of what claim in the summary TO my
patent The above notice will, hope be sufficient, that
none may claim ignorance Of my right
word to the wise 10 sufficient.
March 20dw tf JOHN A. WOODWARD