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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

u4A&ssA0sS NssJ %. - sN@SACA~OA@-S
No. . North Gay street, near Fayetie,
"HERE y kept always en- hand, or
w made 20 order. every style Of French
Teiea-Tetes, IN push. Lair cloth or proc. tel
lie.
French Full StuT and .Ne 'a'l;tn Par'cr
Arm Chars, plush hair cloth or brocatella.
French Full S. uffs Casved ParioF ChaIS, IN
sets, in pulsh. hair rloih or brocatelle.
Sofast Half French Spring Mahogany and
Walnut Parlor Cdairs, in hair cloth or plush.
Rocking Chairs, various designs, in hair
cloth and plush.
Stuff spring Lounges large assortment
always ready on hand, or any pattern made
or covered with any goods 10 order.
Chamber Suits-iD mahogany or walnut,
complete, from &35 up.
Cane Chairs and Rocking do---The lar
gesr assortment ready made N any one house
inssthe United States. from Sl2 dozen up.
.,z Bar Room. Office and Dining Chains, in
oak walnut or mahogany. with cane. wood
or S:ufesls seas; and assortmedt embracing
over 50 dozen. ...-..
' Wood Seat Chars and Setiees and Rock
ing Chairs over 100 dozen.
Looking Glasses. Gill and Mahogany
Frames, Feather Beds. and Hair and Husk
mattresses of every kind.
\ MATHIOT, -gfsY .
40 J 25 North Gay sifei; near Fayette.
.. Ja, &, 1857 .--6m. Cd. 3 s.cs' 20 ..i -
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
MAKING MONEY.

The success which our agents are meeting
with IS almoat assoHishiBg. Among .he ma
ny evidences of this fact, We present the fol-
lowing from one of our agents already in tine
field: 70 r. EFY a - -
''I have now been al work cansassing on
your Magazine one week, and am delighted
withitle business. Il IS different from can
vassIng for any thing elseeI ever tined. lam
sure 10 Get asubscFibef in.eteTy ian1iIy where
theT can rake. together three dollars. I am
never received with indifference anywhere,
tor the First thing do is TO uarOll my sngra-
.15- Essf.s III
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
.THE LAST sUPPER."

and will present copyAof il 20 every three
dollar subscriber tor the year 1853. II was
engraved at cost of over 5000. by the late
celebrated A. L. Dick, from the original OF
Raphael Morghen, after Leonardo Da Vinci,
and is the largest steefp:ate engraving ever
executed in this country, being three times
the size, OF The ordinary three dollar engrav-
ings. - 80 s. wa .
The first impressions OF this engraving are
held at $40, and il was the iniehtlon OF the
.,riisi that none of the engraZings should ever
be offered for a ess sum than S., being richly
worth that amount. Thus every three-dcllar
subscriber will receive the Magazine one
-year-cheap a, Sand thls splendid engra-
wing, richly worth S.; thus getting for. S.
the. value OF $S. y.-..... .
We shall commence striking of the engra-
wings Immediately, yet it can hardly be ex-
pec,ed that impressions of so large plate
can be taken as fast as they will be called for
by subscribers. We shall, therefore, furnish
them in the order IN which subscriptions are
received. Those who desire 20 obtain their
engravings early, and from the first impress
sions, should send in their subscriptions withs
out delay. The engraving can be sent on
rollers. by mail, or ia any other manner, as
subscribers shall order. $50 rseg - 80. 70. o.
s' $4,000 IN WORKS OF ART.
In addinon to the superb engraving Of sfhe
last supper" which will be presented toaev-
cay three dollar subscriber for 1858, the pub
lishers have comDleIed arrangements for the
distribution on the 25lh day.of December,
1853, of series of splendid works of art,
consisting OF one hund:ed rich and rare Oil
Paintings, valued al. from. 800 to 81 600
each. Also, 1900 magnificent Steel Plate
Engravings, worth from So to $5 each, and
900 choice Holiday bocks, worth from 81
10 S5 each, making, in all, over THREE
THOUSAND GIFTS, worth TWENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
9S- Inclose So to the publishers and you
will commence receiving the Magazine, by
return mail. You will also receive wiihsthe
first copy a numbered subscription receipt
emitting you to the engraving of "TF1E
LAST. SUPPER" and a chance to draw
one or these ''three thousand prlzes." ia
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
FOR 1853.

FOR 1858. sf
l. lst. Because its literary contents will; dur
ing the year. embrace contributions from ovel
one hundred different writers and thinkers
numbering among them the most distin
guished of american authors '.'''' '''
b I'd. Because its editorial departments
"Our Studio,'' "Our Window, . and s.Oul
Olio," will each be conducted by an able ed.
itor--and il will surpass, sin the variety and
richness of its editorial contents, any othei
magazine. - p = ~
/ Sd. Because 1T viii eontain, during the
year, nearly six hundred original pictorial il,
Illustrations from designs by the first American
artists. asst..HlI s. IS fp1'>sC HE.-l ,r.v
4th. Because for the sum OF g you will
receive this splendid imonthly, more richly
worth that sum than any other magazine.
and the superb engraving of"1'he Last Sup,
per-" worth S., -,~,.., r.,,,
5rh Because you will very likely draw
one Of the three thousand prizes 10 be distri
buied ON the 25sh of December, IS5S-per-
haps one that is worth 81 900. -sf.- .-FsrF 'ti
z Notwithstanding thai there extraordinary
inducements can hardly fail 10 accomplish
the objects of the publishers without further
eiortS, yet they have determined 10 continue
through the year ,.iT, - ~,
THE GREAT LIBRARY OFFER.
To any person who will get up club Of
tweniy-iour subscribers, either al one or more
post Office, we will present q splendid Libra
~ consisting Of over Forty Large Bound
Volumes, embracing themost popular works
in the market. The Club may be formed al
the club price, 81 a year, without the eHgra-
wing, or at The fsA pres. s. wih the engra-
wing of the Last Supper 10 each subscriber.
List and description OF the Library. and spe-
cimen copy OF the Magazine, will be for
warded On receipt OF, % cents. Over 200
Libraries, or 5000 volumes, have already
been distributed in accordance with this Offer,
and we shonid Be glad OF an opportunity 10
furnish a Library 10 every clefgyman, 20 eT-
cry school teacher. or to sonae one al every
post Office in the country. '''s
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

SILT FOR MILCH COWS .a.ND
STOCK GENER.4LLY 80.

"HEN Cows in milk are kept on
w green, succulent food, they, re.
quire a regular and liberal supply Of Salt
So, also, when cattle are 6rst turned to
pasture in the Spring, they require salt.
more frequently than in the latter part OF
the season when the .herbage is less sue.
culent and fresh. 1t is often the case
that ANIMALS taken from dry food, and
supplied exclusively with green'ferment-
able herbage are greatly debilitated by
.scours. Salt, in due quantity, is a GER
tain preventative of this malady. Rock
Salt - The most economical and conve-
nient way to salt Stock by placing pieces
N different parts of The field, where the
= ock can have access to'it al pleasure.
Orders for this, or any otter articles 10
cur hne viii BE- promptly attended TO By
DUVALL g. IGLEHART,
Grocers and Comtnission Merchants.
b. IA ID +su @sorI28 Light street Wharf.
-, ,. 80 80 - ,eI.T tn Baltimore
March 2sth. ,1s56-tt.a r.l,,ef / bnI
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
THE GREAT LIBRARY OFFER.
AGENTS GETTING Rlcall

gEHEE union of EMERS0N'S MAGA
Il ZINE with PUTNAM'Sy MONTHLY
has given the consolidated work a circulation
second to but one similar publication in the
country, and has secured for IL combination
of literary and artistic talent probably unri7
vailed by sny other magazine in the world.
During the first paonth, the sale IN the trade
and demand from subscribers exceeded 10000
copies, and the numbers already issued OF the
consolidated work are universally concedad
10 have surpassed, in the richness of their lit
erary contents, and the beauty and profuse-
ness of their pictorial, illnstrsrioris, any mag
aZIne ever before issued from the American
press. Encouraged by these evidences OF ia
vor, the publishers have determined TO com
meuce the new volume in January with still
a0tliuonal attractions, and to offer such IN
ducemenis 10 subscribers as cannot fail to
place II, in circulation. AT the head of Amer
can Magazines. With this view. they now
announce the following programme. They
have purchased that superb and costly steel
Mate engraving fs+f #
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
F.aRAfI.NG ILNpLE.NE.NTy

on hand and for sale. He soTici!s the patron
age heretofore so literally extended 20 Il Q
house Of DoaIngbaul1 6 Johnson Ffe has
added TO the variety of horse powers PEI
TONS Patent Internal Cleared Power and
Geared THRESHER Il, whlch suparsedes Il =
necessity Of the IeaiF eF beit-4hHee szes.la, 8
and horse power, These nachineas antawar-
nv 0f the aitenton of the farmer, Also, \
new HAYsEUTTER, Saottsn the pas, win
ter for hand power For simplicity and du.
fabilsty it 10 not surpassed. :" sf7'7 y.
His Factory Is IN full operation, which Win
enable him TO fll all orders with pronpsness.
Repairing Of ali kinds dOne 20 order plough
and mashipe easiings by the ton OF pieee-
Field and garden IsesAs fresh aud genuine.--
He respectfully invitss seal from his fiiends
before purchasing elsewhere.
.uEO~sAMUEL eeFffNoaAai. =
Formesly ofthe 6Fmpf acsrfinghsrn & Iphn
ason, Ne. l60 Pratt ssssssI Wharf, Balsiuioen,
Md. s1res sz-ai D. ssA--5ssssef sis0s lLF.iElss@
a0u- Mr. James JoAnsoa b authuFfsed To-
collect unoeey and sestle aEeouaGs Cor is.a-.in.
81 Aaasyss s0unty 1his sszs5n. = . ''- =,
taEasA 4z,h.l .ls5z.Asa. A---.7ss's - ''r'tap'
. l~ss
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

before LET any body know what am
IL add f6hs q kef sileni inaesesied. before
hey know what a spiesidid offer am going
TO make them s-souesEnes they ask my
price Tor the engraving, aas ! tell them 81
and wsleasI soffer them the engraving and
Magazine one yearf0r three dollars, they are
perfectly .asaeajshed. I did ncf get to going
well for the Iirsl two or three days.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

A large and magnificent illustrated monthly
newspaper, devoted io MECHANICS :
AGRICULTURE, LITERATURE snSl
AMuSEMENT.o - - &sao - fsgsa- u
In addition 10 is usual sttactionss which
have already gIaen il q circulation pf nearly
100000 Copies per msnih. it wiA lheFe-.
alter contain o complete recoui Of algnew and
valuable .hechaRicaI and .3gyicultral hmpFors-
aaeHts. embracing larger amount Of r-act
cal information -from. experienced wniess in
Is-igs2f - aA@slx
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
Tkresk ing .Nchtnes.
LINToN's IRON GEARED THREsHI

-r LlNION'S y lkON GEAkED THRESHl
f'~1i 70 9 - MACHINES, ,.5.,q L4s IS
WavroHted to be Tie oery best in the mqrks {.
THIS Machine Is driven with an iron
rod in the place Of a hand There is no
slipping Of lands about this rnachin e
which has been great trouble and ex
Pense by losing time to fix the bands
whichef occurs TO all machines work
ed with a hand. This IRON GEARED
MACHINE is warrented to thresh fast
er, with less horse power, than any hand
) machine. lit is warranted TO give per
feet satisfaction. We sold last year SO
Of these machines in Anhe Arundel and
Charles Counties. We give some few
a 80 REFERENCES, 90 .--l
ANNE ARUNDEL County,: Owen Ce-
Gil George Claytof. Matthew r11ardesty,
Nj. Darnall, John Jones, DR.. Jacobs.
CALVERT. COUNTY John T. Barber,
W. P. Hardesty, Capt. StalIings.
PRINcE GEoRGE's GoUETY : Francis
7. Soper.. a. -
az CHARLES COUNTY : III. L.. Mudd, Jo-
sian Hawkins, ]. N. Harrison.
Any farmer waHtlhg cue Of these ma
chimes will please call on H. M. Litch,
John KePIingcr, tour agents. or George
Claytor, who will give all information
desired. 17bepfice If our best six horse
machines with plate, Bars, Horse Pow er
and Straw Carrier, oil complete for
'thseshing, $1B5, delivered on board ves-
sells ia Baltimore Horse Power
and Machine, finished in the style, $3.50,
and fully warranted.
We haSg machines for less money,
hut IL Is the. interest 5of the f.rmer TO
hasA1the sastF asitswilI last double as
longa This machine was exhibited at
Upper Marlboro at April Court, Annap-
olSs,s and Port Tobacco, Charles county.
When farmer purchases one of these
machines, and is ready TO use IT, If he
will let me know ! wall send . man. free
OF charge, and set The machine, up and
start ID, and IL 1t does not give perfect
satisfaction, he-ean-Feturn il again.
FaFmeFs Will please send in thejror-
ders st an early day, 50 that We can ship
ia good time. =. :, - 3
This horsepower can be. attached 10
any mill OF corn shelter without any ex-
fra expense Old ehoFse powers and lev-
cry knd of old irOno taken in1exchange.
All orders sill be promptly attended 10.
~ W8ehcase aud once, No. 15f
North High Street, between ,Hillen ADD
Cav Streets. Baltimore. - y $50
X n N \ A.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

Leopard Town. Jan. 7th, 1853
SPABDtNff s. DUtsANT have ipAt re-
~ ceivcd their stock of E;slI and, W in.
ter Goods, consisting d. =.
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES.
~ QEEE.vSt.4REs HaRDJy.1RI:. -
-, HATS. C.4Ps, BOOTS,
Lrss @.s!sseli) .d .i.i
SHOES. RE;-iDE 1LiDE CLOTHING.
Drugs. .MEDICLvEs. S.4DDLES.
w. Observation-Disclosures,
stnd every other article suitable for a country
caore. The above goods will bs sold'lsw-
d'hnhd See us. 4 '1F-askT 2. EtE.TTg
Jan. 7ih, lS5s. -- -,....-
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

shall do much hestes next week. II -
the engraving that does the business Evevy
body wants the engraving. You may calcu-
late upon from one 10 two thousand subscri-
'bers frotn me this Winter. arm going 70
make enough out Of the business 10 buy me
iarm in the Spring." ~ b 1'Aln 4.
With such inducements as we Offer, any
body can obtain subscribers. We invite every
geatleman ont of employ meat, and ever E&iy
who desires a pleasant ssOney making oceu-
patton toaPpiy at fsnce ior an agency. 'AP-
plicants should inclose 25 cents for a speci-
mea copy OF the Magazine, which will al
ways be forwarded with answer to spplica-
ton by return mail. III aas-tt sFts y
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

A EssssaiIiRg SCHOONER 50 tonss copFes-
d and eopPer-fastened. TeFma made sasgs or
isal or personal pgopersy. talsn u. Eehanss-xs'
-&igsh 1f'assi'''s saefl -, FORREST. - =.
CskvilIa p: O.. I'D,
Esksys, Jesg-as snasds& ssss@ssfw -
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

TTks kasS ssaisy shas Ds. La,hsr. P,<svaen,
OF ihe Philadelphia Gsaae Company report
ed 10 me thes the Esmegalala Guano. Ike shas
Pufehased " A. Is Patiessoil, Esd, of Pa
limore. has given unusual saiisfaeticn On tAose
who have used ]; in Pennsylvania shbyvina,
beiies results even than the Peruvian. And
the Agents OF the company in Philadelrhia
are seilsag the same at S24 per Ton in bars.
WV. r. MURpocis.
Pes deMuEgusesde, Sec'y Philadelphia
Guano Go. Agency, Baltimore.
Baltimore, June 9th. 1857.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
sPECIMEN ENGRAVING.

As we desire TO place in the hands of every
person who proposes to get up a club, and
also oi every agent, copy Of the engraving
of ''the Last Supper" as a specimen, each
applicant inclosing US So viii receive the en-
craving, post pasd, by return masl, also spe-
cimens OF our publications and one of the
numbered subscription receipts, entIrling the
holder to the Magazine one year and, to
chance in the distribution. This offer made
only to those who desire to act as agents or
to form clubs. Addr as
OAKSMITH s. CO.
No. 81 Broadway, New York.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
1cgLkRKE & E &.LAws.

.ef fas - NJ m e lctstA"c,.z,yl,'a. { 1
1ej bas szx-ss CRIMINAL b-di11s>b ssocF
Gofaa,issioit 5mertbartts,, !.
Y EEP constantly on hand. Flour,
Grain. Bricks. Lime and Seeds
all kinds Dealers ia, Guane, R0ae-l
ust. Plaster. &c.,at-
90 A& e efaat stFsst.lIki
Runniag ss5oagh 10 EHic6ti:; rear OF
fMessFa.sDiasmsFe akkylsse stnre. has
BALTIMORE
rH@s We have constantly oB hAed
and sntend keepisg.p Cloxsfs Timothy,
Orchard Grass seed, aud Sd kinds Of
Grain and Mill Feed. together. with Bale
Hay, which we win sen on Pisssing
terms Family. Extra and Super Flour
always on band. An orders foF LambeF
promptly attended to. .rtassa paaasoM
a. - s4Iss
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

t'orinlSsjor Merchants, =.
!. Es9- West I.ofsshafd sireei. BALTIMORE
o. Quainss Warranted and money returned
{ nos apgrnsedscf , r" -sE-t' -t -
Sept IS, lSs7-Ssaos. ''fs's.' 81 .. -
s,FisTs, s.g,.3 -.i.s,sk.., s7~tl sIu 81 -
.SSsi s&r& - IS
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
sUBscRIPTIoN PRICE, $40 Dolls

81, THOMAS J. TURNER.
.-...L 81. 20 Upper Marlborough,
Sole agent for Prince Georges. Charles
nd st. Msry's Counties.
August 6. 1857-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
WOOD COMMISSION AGENCY.

reW0oD COMMISSION AGENCY
z. = .f,t.' - - 'T'7't
" respectfully sn.orm those interested
w that we have made ample arrange
menis ,.and are ready - Feceire and cell 1'ofd
W ood upon commission exclusi vesy ''
Our friends and all others WHO may favot
US with cOnsignmenis will be enabled 10 re-
ceive tAll prices for their Wood, and noi BE-
compelled TO saiess sacrifices IN consSauence.
OF a. glttted market or combination among
dealers. ~ d.. .-t.rrr0
Liberal adyancemants made on all consgn-
meIlts. q -a7. g.g.-t fE.F II
0o- All orders for every description OF buiI,I-
ing materials filed with promptness and upon
the most accommodating terms.
S. WILLIS s. co, .r
LUMBER DEALERs,
West side Union Dobk, Bait, Nd.
June I'D, R5l-tfI = ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

Da"HuVte NUuntFs June LID. I61T.
To .as B. Patterson. Esq, 2S Nf
Dear sr. II am happy to inform you The
Mexican Gnano purchased of you has pro-
duced most wonderful resul,s. tried III on
some OF my poor had on corn. and il is with
out doubt, twice as good where put il i'm the
hlll as my corn on go0a clever and where the
-gEouna has been linlea twices also tritsd il
on potas0es.s and the vines are more than
twice as strong rs where manuretf them
heavy with stable manure. I also tried Ii in
my garden. and find my plants tauch rsiore
thrifty than any in The neighborhood, although
! gardened two weeks laier than nay neigh
hofs. 49,. ..t
wish you TO save me ten tons more af it
Tor my fall crop ofwheas and rye. tf7.
r-br 80 Very truly yoars. Sc, 5l
i7i - ssnla7- "t r.- JoHS' M. .NcCeNss.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
= I. - Baltimore County, Aug. l9, 1857.
"A. b. Patterson. Esq. .a - 80

Z 10 Baltimore CountY, Aug. 10. 1857.
a. B. Patterson. Esq. -. 5lG r-l
Dear Sir, promised would give ycaa the
results OF the application of the - t.snna-alo
GuanO" you sdi,l me. and IL gives me pleas
hre . state that On newly cleared grarind.
where several crops have tailed, have now
as hne. corn, potato. aad buckwheat grop
as any IN the country surrounding mes III
also applet Peruvian GuaRo on part of
The corn, side Ly sihe, and it is Impossible 10
tell one from the other. -.
T. s.r,. .-Y a.- A. l!oFFNAsTsa.
We fake pleasure IN stating that we. have
given The ''ESmersld0- (iuano. - purchased ci
A. B. Patterson this Spring, far trial. and
that u has given Us the results claimed for In
the above certificates. -....- :.
,,Ts,3 AsBvRF SIApE, Hartford counrr,
fPFea,4IEFFERsoN Ai.MOKF, BaI,o.
81 r = JAcrHoe SHxAK, =.
y .f;~ GEo. II. SHEAs. =.
rs. SANnEt BUTLER. =,
Sept 3. 1857 .... ~ --.r.....f . r. .,....
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

The undersigned are also publishers OF
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

10 THE rF.1R.NERS AND DE.7L.ERs
~ OFi 81. ,M.7RT7S COUNTY a.
-. HE undersigned would take this method
Tof informing his friends OF the County
~ he has yery large stock Of -
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

REASONS WHY You SHOULD SUBSCRIBE roR
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
THE NEW YORK
SAW-MILL
MACHINE COMPANY.

R@ CAPITAL $25O,Ooo: -sa,
HIS Company has been organized With
the above capital for the purpose OF sup
ne the demand for the Combination
PORTABLE STEAM SAW-MIII.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-02

% 1t is the opinion of the Supreme
Court that neither Congress nor AFTER
ritorial Government have power to
prohibit slavery in Territory, but that
it exists there by virtue of the United
States Constitution. Senator Douglas
and those who swear by him-Douglas
Democrats-unqualifedly endorse this
opinion of the Supreme Court. There
fore they hold that neither, Congress
nor a Territorial Government have
power to exclude slavery from a Terri
tory. This is "popular sovereignty
with Oacosso american.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-02

~ Missouri had spoken and her
cherished and time honored, principles
must and will triumph over all section
alism that array itself against her,
Detroit Herald.
Missouri has elected pro-slavery men,
on the direct issue between slave labor
and free labor. The time-honored
principles" which the slave organ ap-
|plauds, are the principles of destruction
to white free labor, and the perpetuity
of slave labor. And this is democracy
T4driaa Espositor.a e,sk asncc
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-02
Dowagiac Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
{ s~soo.-.--sN y, Sept. I'd, 1858. q
Since our'last issue the Wheat market has beer
auctuating From the highest point of s1.O6 fol
red and $l.13 for No. 1, white, the price declined
to 90c. for read and s1.00 for No. white. Yester
day there was again mn upward tendency. of about
five cents. There has also been slight advance
on oats. The market may be quoted as follows:
FLoUR-Best quality, 81. 95 per Dbl.
WHEAr-95c- a 81 copper bushel.o
CoRN-4O@43c. per bushel.
OATs-33c a 35c. per bushel.
PoTAToEs-3715c. per bushel
BEANs-7o@75c. per bushel
HAMs-9@1Oc. per pound.
BUrrER-121Ic per pound.
CHEESE per pound.
LARD-lec. per pound. ,-
APPLEs-Dried, per bushel, $1.5o; Green, none
in market.
EGGs-Are held at 6(d7c. per dozen.
TSALT-s2.50pe per Dbl; 25c. per sack. 4-7sr =
PEAcHEs-Dried, 16c. per pound.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-02
PROBATE NOTICE.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN-County of Cass Pro-
- bate Court-Whereas application has been
made to saidFc by Emily r.. Hoyt, Admins
tratrix of the estate of William III. Hoyt deceased,
for final settlement of her administration accounts
in said estate:
And whereas, no commissioners have been ap-
pointed to examine and adjust the claims against
said estate:
Notice is therefore hereby given, that the first
Saturday in October next, has been appointed by
said court for examining and adjusting the claims
against said estate and for final settlement of the
same at the probate Office in Cassapolis, of said
county, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at which
time and place all persons having claims against
said estate will present them to said court for final
settlement.
And it is hereby ordered that the above notice
be published in the Cass County Republican once
in each week for four weeks in succession immedi
ately preceding said settlement.
c. SHANAHAN, Judge of Probate.
August 81, 1885, sep2 4w
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-02
HORSE POWER

"AS made valuable improvement in Horse
III Powers, and is manufacturing the same al
his Foundry, in Dowagiac, Cass County, Mich
This Horse Power is designed for eight horses.
1t is Sin.n1c: and Compact IL its Construction !
And is so arranged that the working parts of its
gearing perform their labor with one-half the
heavy strain that is required in other Powers, and
therefore being subject to one-half the wear and
tear and one-half the liability of breaking both OF
which is very essential to every person connected
with threshing -. -...ssss7 ~ .-...sn5 7. 7.
1t is warranted to drive Thresher and Separator
with less team than any other Power in this sec
ton of country. 1t is lighter than most of ma
chimes, and easily moved from place to place.
And finally, 1T is HARDTO BEAT -
Dowagiac, Sept. 2. 1858. 49,. ss----- -,