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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31

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CHEESE.
Common TO good. .1ldI2
COFFEE.
Rio, fair.........l3di3
Rio. good. IA
Rio, prime. ............
Java ...........17d2U
cOTToEs.
Cotton YAra.........2S
Carpet warp. white. 70
do do cul. 2sd3D
Cotton Rats. .sai6
Seamless uags, 2 bu 80,
Ss sheet ,pryt. (gt0
Brow Shifting. .sdl0
Blsarhed Mnsiin...7 .7al4
Iis6f. ....> - .. > k0l0
hiIn -. ....9 -Gi8
-'r.pts........ -. ad;2
Sro@n DEll.....yAaf0
y cached DO ....., 10
Biue do :. lIHGl3
iinGhams, Am. Il al3
do Fr...i6aIS
Canton Flsnnels..l0Gi
Rock Island, per bu. 49,
cGRDAGE
! Vanilla, per lb.... l
J ute $3.50. ]
Ter dozea. ......... lJdk
aI lSH
I % '........ SO 00ub Z,
/ White . bbil's.... 5 D
Dc pr hBl.... 10 q
Trout pr bbi l3 Scala o
Mae kerel ,3's, IL 00dla q
do rs, IS OuGl1 o,
10 Is u U0d20 o
Her:iag,l'n, per box. u
do scal"i.... 6luI'
FRUIT.
Apples, dried...... 9o1'
Peaehe per IL. .....4l-
Rai-ins,A X ....S! IS
% layers -. ! -
Pigs rs
10 faney........lS Sd3O
Iliron. ............ 70
Oranges ....p 2 30
LeIloDs.... 9 90
CrnnDeTiies....... 3 80
fEATHEKs.
Live gee .65G1t
FLOUR AND MEAL.
Fxtrs,per bhl So 5OJ4 e
Corn Meal, Yer bu.. ~
ORAfN.
wheat, per bu. .4OG50
ttts .............. l3a30
Cor GOru...............I.pl .plzul
Barlcy.............25 .25u 80
GLASS.
sxlO per joj feet. ~ 50
l0xi2 do do :. 5 %
lOxi4 d. 10 =. 5 90
Prairie ton. 20 OOdT %
Timothy, 90. 10 90
IRON
FIAT Bar. . !.
oilSD. g.,
Sheet.
Nail X ID, Norway, 81
do Penn Z.
Horse Shoe Etr. a..
Plough Steel. s..
LEATHER
Sole, first quality. q
Span, u Sole. 81
Buffalo Slaughter. 3s0s7
X .p,. per ,ioz n.,.. 5Da75
French Calr.... 30a,s
Common Calf. iia35
Dry stdes...... eaq
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31
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Saw SE:akcraRd fscEaircr.
Buffalo st.. adioin Bufords Foundry,
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.

Sars G'8.ea, Strengthened, Set d, Filed
A GENT for Lee X Leavitts Portable Circular SAY
N Mills. Ncreross Patent
JunClUiAwtf
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DARLINGTON 4 TOwNsEND.

HOWARD DARLINGTON, WASHINGTON rov vNsrs
DaNenpcr,, Iowa. West Chester Penn
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CORNER OF IOWA d FIFTH STREETS
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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W.. T.. K.4KKElS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

AVENPOKI, IOWA
nFFICE, Nickolls' Block corner Brady and Sec
~ and streets. jubdtf
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a TfphNEY AND COUNsELLON AZ Law
Notary Public and ConHlssi9n.r II 5c.ls for
~ Halnp hire, Vermont. NV Yuik T.t.i4sy vain.
an Ohio.
Office Northwest corner u M.in and seco.d
=" CO. davenport, Iowa. LAX 10 IA
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COAL! COALI! COALl,I

T>HE Coal Valley Mining Company how fur
i nishing their superior Coal at 81 rs per ton or
nine cents per bushei, at their Depot, the ievee
opposite the Court House, in Rock Island. After
the liver closes the Company will deliver their Coal
at Davenport, within = reasonable distance 81 the
liver, ut 90 co per ton.
s. S.GUyER, Agent.
necb yriev Mining (l,mranc
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"A TTORNEi AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
onice--Aicho New block, Da venIart Iowa
KEEL IhhncEs-Ethet Judge or thr Auy eue ar .,u
ieri'f Court 9i the 3fte of UInn"cticut, Hon Chss
lhfcf ."ii, r. DIST. Juisr, New Haven tonne l.
Gus Hon. James Dixon, .. Ben. hartfori /, oi.-
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STAB RS NEW IS DEPOT
AND
/ CIkCUL ATING LIBRARr.
. We receive regularly and for sale Daites:
n. r. hetsd, Pti.sh. BuJetin, ~ e
" Tnntne, Gu. Gazette
Tiules, Commercial,
bes On hsrad, Chieseo Dem. Press,
Traveller Trthune
o'.Louis bs.gohesn. 81 Louis Iaieiligences,
Davenport Gazette, Deni.esai aud News
subscriptions received on The r.ast lbefal terms
by the iaenih, quarter OF year.
ocii i. Il. STARR, Aseot
D-U,UUU y'arT on unineumber1d S r., r.l e esta,.
"a. scott county 10 sums 10 sut spphc4nts.
DARLINGTON h TOWNSEND
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A TroKNEY AND CoUAsELLoR At Law
"A Davenport, Iowa.
ofhee-oasenport's Block. corner Main and Sec
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DHYhlclAN AND SURGEON .OrFICE-POsT
OffloE BLOCK Hons- Nurth side ~ Fifh
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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-02-06
WINCHESTER:
lTURDAY MORN'G, FEBRUARY 9,
The Bank.

We are glad to notice the excrtions
icing made by many of our citizens tc
gocure the branch Bank of the Bank
Of Tennessee, at this place, the one
at Shelbyville having been destroyed
by fire short time since. We can
not see why Winchester ought not to
to have it. It's the most central point
in this district, and the most accessi-
bic. In less than IL months we will
be within two hours railroad run OF
Fayetteville, while already we are in
connection with all the other points.
Winchester is the place for the branch
Bank, and knowing our superior adj
vantages we are strongly inclined to
believe our hopes for obtaining it will
not be blasted.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-02-06
Affidavit of B. z. McGehee.

This day B. F. McGekee ersona'ly appear:
cd before me and made oath in due form o.
law that he VISA con: rsc.or en- the Sewahee
Mining Co.'s Railroad-he worked iiom
May, 1854, to March, ls55-that he had III
his employ, during that time, from one nun.
dred to six hundred persons, never less tnaA
one hundred; that provisions Of all kinds 'ni
GLIDING beef, butter, and milk, were ProcuIee
from tile neighboring country, afiant never
heard or knew Of any case Of milk.slckness,,
Affiant used between four and five huna,eu
beeves which were procured in FrapRllh
county, and large quantities of butter WEI Th;s
used amongst the hands on the work lpl,
was also procured in the peighborhooo' ~. ~
questions were ever asked about where Wv
provisions came from, nor did any one cai.i
We always found these Pr DIVISIONS healthy s nu,
good, and we used them literally and wl.n ,O.'
the least fear or dread. When the cnols II
broke out at the Tunnel, the hands wels ~
removed to the top Of the mountain whe'' ~
new case originated. p
B. F. -McGEHEE. '.7
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should depopulate our county, and
render our lands valueless, to mott
fy the stranger of these facts--st
that, when he pitches his tent, it may
not be among the "plagues of Egypt
But if these charges have beer
made to our prejudice, by men who
are either ignorant of the facts or en-.
vious Of our good fortune in having this
great enterprise located among US
then does it become us, like men, to
publish to the world (as these charges
have been published) our emphatcal
denial of their truth.
Therefore, we, as men, pledge or
honor to the truth of the following
statemcnts--to wit:
While we conccdc that in the set
Element ofthis Country, attwo or three
different points, mot near Sewanee)
there was "milk-sickness; yet, take
the whole country, we have known Of
but one single case among the citizens
or transient people, in the last twenty
years--and that was some lG or II
years ago.
We have always heard and beIiev-
ed the fact to be, that as the country
is opened. this disease disappeared;
and we do not regard this ut present
as one of the diseases of the Country.
1t has never been known or believed
to exist in the neighborhood Of Rowc's
Spring, where the University is loca-
ted. And we emphaticaly assert that
there is not a place on the Globe
where we would regard ourselves as
being safer and more clearly above
and beyond the reach Of diseases or
sickness of ony kind, than at Rowc's
Spring-and at that point, we should
make free use Of beef butter and milk.
"A. S. COL VAR,
A. M. RUTLEDGE,
J. B. HAWKINS,
J. f. ANDERSON,
J. FRIZZEL,
J. G. SHAPARD,
Committee
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-02-06

r F Price, E d Swan,
J Custer, Thos Finch,
II H Coulson, J Garner,
T Gillespie, Nath Frizzell,
G Farris, SSP Vaughan,
E Poe, SH Martin,
B G Nuckles, A Kemp,
A J Sims, John M Bennett,
John S Sims, Isaac Gross,
B Brakefeld, James p Lee,
D Lyons, G G Miller,
G Stovall, is Reeves,
b Acklin, Aaron Lynch,
f Adams, F A Loughmiller,
R Reeves, John Burks,
T L Sims, John Conn,
S B Pearcc, II f Sims,
T G Murrcll, Eff r Colyar,
B F South, HI Moffatt,
W w Sharp, w p Tucker,
Willis Holder, W l. Sergeant,
w + Collins, Adam Woods,
w II Gllaspie, Shcrod Williams,
VIM Il Williams, A J Wiseman,
Thos ii Woods, VIM Il Taylor,
w Il Woods, Michael Williams,
Wiley benson, w Il Witt,
f M Williams, w II Jones,
w S Embry, w W Martin,
Samuel Warren, John Warren,
w M Russey, VIM Farris,
VIM II Enocks, VIM Buchanan.
VIM Holder, Charles Woods,
VIM Farris, w ID Farris,
VIM Il Dardis, VIM H Byron.
It was, on motion,
Rcsolced, That the Editors of the
Home Journal, Winchester, and Pa
triot, Nashville, be furnished with
copies of these proceedings. and re-
quested to publish the same and that
those papers request all others that
are friendly to the University of. the
South, and the advocates Of justice,
and right, to copy them.
The meeting then adjourned.
WALLACE ESTILL, Chrmn.
HUI FRANCIS, Sect'y.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-02-06
A CARD.

The conditional location of the
Southern University, upon the Cum
bcrland mountain, in Franklin county
has called forth a great deal of mis-
representation and vile SANDER from
certain editors and others, who have
been disappointed in obtaining the To-
cation in their immediate vicinity. 1t
was to be expected that some grow
ling and discomfort would have been
manifested by those who were disap-
pointed, but no one could have sup
posed such dishonorabIc means would
have been resorted to for the purpose
of defeating the location, after it had
been fairly and honestly made
Among the many SANDERS that have
been heaped upon Scwanee, my atten-
ton has been called to one in the Pa
triot of the 18th ult., and headed
"Milk Sick Scwanee." The author
of this charge assumes the name o.!
"Warren." If Warren means to say
there is, or ever was, any milll-sickness
on Sewanec, it is to my certain knowl-
edge untrue.
To Warren's article my friend DR..
Shapard has fully responded, and
leaves me little else to do but to sus-
tain the statements he has made. To
the charge of envy and malice, my
friend Shepard might have added
self-interest, as one Of the moving
motives of Warrcn's violent onslaught
upon Sewanee.
There is watering place on the
mountain, in the neighberhood of Nc
Minnville. The present travel to that
point is by way Of the Manchester
Railroad to McMinnville, and from
thence by stage coaches up Cumber-
land mountain to Bersheba. Now,
Warren sees pretty plainly, that if the
Southern university is placed on Sc
vance, this travel will be diverted
from McMiunville, and take the Sc
vance Railroad route; and in order
to defeat this inevitable result, War
rem is willing to poison the public
mind by vociferating Milk-sick Sc
vance" "wretched population" "ster-
lie SOIL" &C., &C., and, impossible, by
this miserable trickery to get the To-
cation moved to Huntsville. or any
other point, so as to get it out of Nc
Minnvile's sun shine. 1t is to be re-
GREETED that the name of an honorable
Revolutionary hero should be prosti-
ted to such purposes.
DR.. Shapard settled at Hockerville
as practicing physician about eight
years ago-this place about six miles
north of the proposed site of the South
ern University-and commands the
practice of all the coves in the vicini-
ty of Sewanee, north, east, and south.
For the last two or three years the
Doctor has been residing at Decherd ;
this has enabled him to see the prac-
tlce in the coves west of Sewanee,
and in the immediate vicinity of the
tunnel. The Doctor had heard of a
disease called milk.sickness. and in
the first years Of his practice was con.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-02-06
Y
university Of the SOUTH" and
Franklin Comfy.

Er1Mklln comfy.
At a meeting of a large number Of
the citizens of Franklin County, Tenn.
at the Court House in Winchester,
On motion of John Frizzell Esq,
DR.. Wallace Estill was called to the
chair, and Hu. Francis appointed See
rotary.
The object of the meeting was ex-
planned by the Chairman; after which,
on motion of A, S. Colyar Esq, a COM
mittee of six--consisting OF A. S.
Colyar Esq, Arthur M. Rutledge, John
b. Hawkins, John F. Anderson, John
Frizzcll Esq, and DR. &c. Shapard-
were appointed by the Chairman, fol-
the purpose of drafting resolutions ex-
pressive Of the object and sentiments
OF the meeting.
Said Committee reported the fol-
lowing-which was unanimously a.
dopted by the meeting, and signed by
the following gcntlemen-that is to
say:
Whereas, the Episcopal College of
Bishops have located the "University
of the South at Sewanee, in Frank
lin County; and whereas, as citizens
of said County, duly approaching the
worth of this institution, and feeling
that our continued silence might be
regarded as an acquiescence in the
truth of some newspaper articles late.
published--wc feel it to be our duty,
cs well on account Of the interests Of
this great enterprise, as from motives
of seli-respect, as a community and
as individuals, to make public in some
form, by way Of answer to the sever
al newspaper articles alluded to, a
few facts.
We are not apprized that the citi-
zens Of Franklin County have ever
done the authors of those articles any
great wrong, or in any way given them
any excuse for writing and publishing
the caIumnies which those articles
contain.
We say calumnies with the full con-
viction of the import of that term
because, first, it is phOlly untrue, and
no grouse for the assertion, that our
community does not appreciate the
Institution.
Secondly, the impression sought to
be made among strangers by the
charge of "miIk-sick;' the spirit man
Tested in tho articles, upon that sub
iect, and the enormous exaggeration
of that, as a disease OF this country,
by men who must know the tacts--is
an outrage upon US to which VIC can
not silently submit. .....f
We feel that is not every, attack that
justiiies community, as such, in even
giving it passing notice; but when.
ever a deadl y thrust is made at our
persons, our property, or our charac-
ter--or, we might add our social posi-.
ton in the cOuntry-we feel it to be
cur duty to meet it in some form.
If our homes are surrounded by
"that most deadly poison-nillt- sick"
and if we live in continual dread of
that terrible malady, imploring and
besceching the civil authorities to
come TO our aid; with our roads and
by.ways pIacarded, to warn men Of
the danger ahead-then does it be-
come us, as honorable men, though it
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-02-06

Affidavit of j. B. Houh'ns.
This day, John B. Hawkins personally on
peared before me and made oath in due loJn
Of law that he has been living in the ns'sh
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-02-06
SIGNED BY

SIGNED BY
E D Robbins, S B Hawkins,
Graves Pennington, w G Quinn,
Madison Porter, w H Matlock,
L Metcal(c, S A benson,
A Hancock. George Young,
Z Fl Ikard, James w Estll,
F G Turner, Fl Faris,
VIM Darwin, VIM Larkin,
R Morris, F T Estill,
Peter Lenehan, Amos Richardson,
T S Pattie, Jesse Byman,
F d Huddleston, w G Mckclvcy,
John Baxter, S Embrey,
B B Knight, II G Bass,
A G Price, w Delzell,
Thos Anderson, Joseph Franklin,
A Fl Anderson. M C Franklin,
J J Lambertson, Green Brazelton,
Andrew Stephens, P ] Curl,
R c Newberry, II March,
Fl S Williams, H BrazoIton,
F B Wade, Samuel Bowers,
W NJ Whteworth, B Higginbotham,
} r Hannah, F Tipps,
G w McCutcheon, Peter Tipps,
John Miller, George Hunt,
H r Shores, Seth Doug las,
r F Price, George Powers,
G Brown, B March,
S l. Jackson, D G Stampcr,
J M Burrough, John Burrough,
Henry Simmons, C Montgomery,
Aaron Thompson, Ira Kinnmg CHAM,
Abram Bowers, J M Darwin,
B B Truman, Samuel Bridges,
F B Neighbors, Henry Partin,
N FrizzeIl, Sr, Fl Miller,
Fl H Smith, A G Clopton,
James G Handey, p Turney,
N ckelvey, C C Curle,
George Simmons, James r Raglan,
Robert Malone, E G Oakley,
+ J Oakley, RE Oakley,
J Syler, Joe Acklin,
T l. Jackson. Solomon Coover,
Geofge LeIefer, Thos Gore,
Russell Mckinney. James Mckinney
d S Logan, S McKelvey,
John Oliver, George Bowling,
A G Black. Jerry T Muse,
rhos Miller, Temple Casheon,
John Martin, Jr, Henry Sewell,
C p Cochran. James Macon,
J C Brannon, r S Hill,
A Nance, d J Martin,
John Jones, S G Banks,
John II Moore, Il B Cole,
G G Garner. II Nassauer,
l. Lawson, Joseph Russell,
w Slater. Henry Crawford,
Abe Frizzell, M Bickly,
w r Swan, J B Foster,
Jas A England, B Tanning,
c A Hunt, Jas L Baker,
Augustus Darrell, Jesse Rogers,
J M Bratton, IN rake6eld,
+ R Horton, MP Raglan,
G Crisman, M Robbins,
G r Embry, J M Russey,
Sanders Farris, Samuel Sims,
B Crlsman, - J II Davis,
A Shook, } P Kennedy.
R Featherston, John Sragesnt,
J o Norton, Samuel Kennsrly,
JIG McCutcheon, r Harris,
f Morris, J II Young,
o Bell, R E Sharp,
B ID Spyker. B Templelon,
Thos Foster, J M Sharp,
Ross b Cowan, John Baker,
James Gillaspie, J M Holder,
A B Duncan, Samuel Baker,
f McKelvey, Ell Barnes,
BF McGhee, Daniel Russell,
George Sharp, 81 Hawkins,
A Russev. Nath Pack,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15
GEITISE OUT CHAIN.
AGENCY FOR WHEELER, MELICKfa CO.'S
IMPROVED coMINED
TdRESAER AID gs.lN9N.lER.

fE'ilEmost convenient portable easily work
II Cd ana perfectly operating machine for
threshing, separaiine and Wnnowing wheat.
rye and oats, now in use. Though compara-
lively but Little known here there are about
400 Of them in use in other grain growing
districts aH giving entire satisfaction.
1t is the machine (but much improved that
obtained The First Premium az The Montgon-
cry County Fair Ct the exhibition In 1855, and
ELECTED universal Expectations and wherever
exhibited at "a working test IN competition with
others has always taken the Premium.
The two-horsC machine cleans IN the best
manner ready for market with or hands,
from 100 10 200 bushels Of wheat per day, and
the onc-horsc from toto 100 bushels; occupies
but little space; is easily moved from stack TO
stack and readily put up.
For Farmers who raise from 500 10 1000
bushels Of wheat aud who prefer to do their
work with their own force, no other machine
is so desirable.
This machine is 'cqrran'e7 to give entire sat
iaf,ctlon, or may bereturncd at the expiration
Of a reasonable time on trial.
refer to }. H. Dafef, who owns two
horse machine Janes Perry Wade, do, G.
Sherwood do; Charles Snatcs, do, onc-horse
and Others in the lower section of oar county.
Price Of Improved One-Ilorse Thresher and
Wnnowcr, including belts wreuches, can, SC
comp .,.';.''.'...'Y ,'.'......'..T-.@s
4 Two-horsc powcralonc, with bclt...... l2t0C
Two-horse Thrcshcr and SEPARATOR. 1875 90
1 One-horse power alone with belt. 49,. 90 90
/ no Freight from Albany added.
.1sJ~ Orders by nail promptly attended to.
Machines delivered at Georgetown. d. c. OF
any point on the Railroad
JEssET. HIGGINS,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15
Glicnti1t Antcriton.


MOLINE FOURTEEN begins September
' II. 1853. MECHANICS, INVENTORS,
M-ANUFACTURERS and FARMERS The
Scientific american has now reached its Four
tenth year, and viii enter upon a New Vol
ume on the llth Of September 1t IS the only
weekly publication Of the Kind now issued in
this country, and il has very extensive crcu-
lation IN ali the States Of the Union. 1t is not
as some might suppose from its title, dry,
abstruse work Oh technical science; ON the
contrary, it so deals With tie great egenis go
ing on in the scientific, mechanical and indus
trial worlds rs to please and instruct every
/ one. II The Mechanic or Artizan wishes to
know the best machine in use, or how TO make
any substance employed in his bushes the
Housewife wishes to get a recipe for making o
good color &c.--if the Inventor wishes to
know what is going on in the way Of improve
ments--if the Manufacturer wishes TO keep
posted with The times, and TO employ The best
facilities in his busino3s.--if the Man of Leis-
ure and study wishes to keep himself familiar
with the progress made in the chemical abora-
tory, or in tie construction Of tolcgraphs
steamships, railroads rcapcrs, mowers, and "a
| thousand other machines and appliances, both
Of peace and OF war-al these degiderai9 can
be found in the SCIENTIFIC AsiEmcAS, and not
e'Scphcre They are here presented IN a relia-
bic and interesting form, adapted TO the COM
( prehcns0n ST minds unlC0rued in the higher
branches Of science and art
| TERMS One copy one year, 81; One COPY
( six months, 81 Five copies, six months 81 ;
Ten copies six months, 49, Ten copies, twelve
months. SIS; Fifteen copies twelve months,
1 S22i Twenty copies; one year, s28 IN advance
| Speclusen wlias sen2graluitousE for inspy-
| ton. southern and Western money, or Post
age Stamps taken for subscriptions
I / I4I.s Ia, = j
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15
PENNOCK'S
Wheat & GnanO Drill.

EARNlRS OF Montgomery county viii
IL please hear in mind that I continue the
agency for this well established, valuable and
economical Implement
As nov. made, 1elrrlm il as good ia all no.
p@'sgoad n some prints psGIEn, than an ,oih-
er, ard at $40 to $25 less prcc tnan BscSrord
& llg1maus
Please order early, byms,l or Otherwise and
hof shall hcprvmpH, delivered at any point
on railroad, the canal, or in the D irict Of
Columbia
They are made either with or without seed
sewers attached
The wheat crop in Modlo}'s District this
season is much the bes, in the county Here
nearly or quite every farmer drills lis wheat
and ruano. "Facts are stubborn tlings."
A word to the wise Is sufficient
JESSE r. HIGGINS,
Exclusive Agent for Montgomery Co.,
aud thc adjoining territory.
%U~ AID parts OF the Drills for repairing
always ON hand.
@o~ Agent for Noutgomou's Roeheway
Fan. lug 27-St