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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
Trident Mutual Insurance COMFY,
PROVIDENCE. H.

OFFICE, NO. 3 BLACKSTONE BLOCK.
Chartered by Legislature of Rhode Isar d, June,
1851. Commenced business, November, 1851.
STATEMENT OF the Bushes ard Condition Of the
" Trident Mutual In-urance Company Of Pow.
dence, J. to u cember 3lst, 1851.
Aut hor ICED Capital, $500 600 90
guarantee Capt. al paid in and
securely invested, $50 coo 90
Surplus, 9S77 -
or, CO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
RE MOVAL.
STORE TO RENT

VXyR HAVE SECURED the MAGNIFICENT
w Store Room Ia METROPOLITAN BLOCK, wh-r-
we wi remove the lst Of March. We are At great
exp In flung up tho same, d.sirous OF mating II
the most attractive store In Davenport. re Will
keep, 1t all times, the Largest and most complete
atsck Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
Mems and Boys Clothing

To be found West of Chicago. We shall also con
tInue thu manufacture OF Custom Woik. Gail and
&c u. We offer our present store for rent the
most liberal terms.
Pebldf i. II. PARKS co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
RAILROADS


WfIafeS .asTr0ngeniessf,
IN and after grf.g Dc t.ist 1855, sud until
Ofirther notie- trzins viii leave RccA Island daily
SEaisys excepted, Is follows:
let r,sll train - 10 90 A Il
I'd rietii EXPRESS % r. n
81 sreight With - class cars a. 6sOAA
frsirs arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays er
rsptci, follows.
lst n!g rspfvabks 800 A II
?. nlai tran a. k.0gP II
3i .relgs4t, VITA 81 clsss at . 80 N
All trains this rnaS In direct conaexion at
Cncaso with trains bJth the Michigan Southern
aid Michigan Geatfa r. X. 10 and from Detroit To-
ieto Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsbargh,
Du.Eits, Buffalo, Niagara Palls, Albany, New York.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also et
Lase.le with trans OF the Ilinois Central Rog.-
North to Gaena and South TO ST. Louis and Cairo to
VII places tickets can be procured Of
s. s. STEPHENS. Ticket Agent
Il. u. Depot, kock Island
Passengers are reminded Of the neccsstyof giving
distinct directions the destination of their bag
gaze also 10 procu tickets before yakng their seats
NJ tie cars the ondGctors collect fares ONLY
tlUns the line Chicago SRock Island railroad
JOHN p. TRACY, Superintendent
" WH,TxAs Asst Sup't.
kocs Island. Nov. 81. lSt@ tdtfj
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
Tuesday. the Goth day Of April

lsaS, at the o:'c" OF the City Marshal Of the
City OF Davenport, Al O'Clock NJ, p,rtei u veil
the lots and p,rccs aforesaid In der ie ilrct said
sums OF money together wthithe cost Of this adver.
f,aku
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
MEDICAL.


IS RASpoLrH STgEET OPPOSITE TIE REVERE
fIoTEt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07

TALLYRAND s. SMITH, In Scott couuiy District
lS. Court. Ia dttdrHmt nj.
SUD BOWERS
To said Sud Bower:
YOU are hereby notified, that OH the 10th day o,
l. January, ISIS. said plantin III" III thu DIT
iiec of CIc.k u til District Court Of said county
his p"tiIoit, clanr OF you the sum Of three hum
drti ana nity dollars, as money due on promIss. ~
note in sad pc ituu fully Gc,cf bed ana which pc
Triton prayed fer "A writ OF attachment against
your property ii ;aal aiteTwsrd At The b usTy
u II said Court. were ~ the 2hcriff Of said
county, returhcts not iound;" whei cupal ii Was
or, I'D by The Court thlt b: naIe Vi linz prnI-
cncy IT This lt by pub icatia; ana now unless you
shall appear and aBswt sand pttI'ion or before
the iirst Monday III June, j 4S5o, Judt Bsent VIII
b. rendered against BY Gcfap, ana the property
attached be sold to setisfy the same.
mcl6wiw COkgIS y Dow, PITTS Atpys
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
MARSHAL'S SALE,

hEFAULT having been made by the owners Of the
~ several lots = parcels ofland hereinafter par
ticusrly described, In the payment Of the sums o,
ney severalIy ASSESSED against the SANE for the
purpose Of la. ing sid" walks in front oil raid lots
shall on
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07

and O, scious store In
NlETls OPOLlTAN BLOCK
And are NO prepared to how THIN TO old friends
snd customers. and many new ones Is choose u ia
vor a.. W. leave this week for New FORK and BIS
ton where ve vii purchase and bring u tbs city
the richest and nst fashionable stock for the epine
and Summer Trade, ever ofess1 Ia this market. ~
Wholesale and Ret ell. PiomptSi by our tucees . .he
past year, feel arrurcd that First Cisss oio.
,na falo,,ns Rs.sbi,haseni IL much needed, and We
take II upon ourselves 70 open snca IN one, rus
20 our msn, friends for Its supprt. We 90 ousners
strictly on the one price principle and
80, n. t.1lob-,ti r. n. Parks 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
Notice.

DERSONS travelling into the neighbos hond Of Oas.
i Gale Cemetery or Jackeon Mills, VIII and ; eooA
road BY beepng Locust IT, 70 Chestnut Avenue. 80
o. Fafna. st., - D. @. Kelley bias made laAeo ..
cr0os the sloagh nsrtAesst u bis hoNso onA hnnns
cd up the old tsaek BY the wv Ct IcsuDo =
- = 68t 0asette eeW&
WHO sepe ~ tsss Weteea = ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07

Removal.


rI>HE subscribers beg lie 10 Inform their friends
i that they have removed their Livery to the Cd
Pennsylvanis stable, on Harrison street, bet ween
Second and Third, and thankful for 'Or oil past fsv
they solicit liberal share Of the patron
sse OF the public.
J. CAMP & co.
NIB Horses and Carriages to hire on liberal
terms.
ALSO-Horses boarded - cheap "a at any Stable
In the City. DecIdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
REMOVALS..
METROPOLITAN BlADCK

svvv b,ve repoyed our stock Of Ct'thine. Cloths,
w Oas.,mes~s Furnishing 1ods. &C., " our new
.-,.r,.ux al
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
LUMBER REDUCED.

VTNHB UNDERMINED have Just received large sto,k
L OF ST. Croix Legs, and are Cow PREF AIRED to fur
nish at their eaw MIL (irtt n III above the Railroad
Bfidge) everv description Of Builcipg Timber also
plo'irs ding shiasles Sash. Doors, etc., II r.
duce y, ices.
mch25 dtf RRNvICK 4 am
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
7--
SALOONS.
1855 John Akin 1858

u sgTAURANT, corner Second and Main streets.
~ Consectioneries. viands, &c, furnished In the
most elegant style.
wedding Cake, Plain Cake, Fresh and Picked
oysters, t0geher with all Injuries Of the season.
II i 4 u r d0.
A Billiard Saloon, most elegantly fitted M. con-
tanning three tables. Entrance on ain street.
Seoodn JOHN ATKfN.
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CHICAGO.

LHlChOO.
PROM
c. n. sCRlvEN's
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY.
No. es. DE sRBORN ST., CHICAGO.
j. Leduc.
[Ia,e .,osrt # Rena,d d Erers, NonsreasI
Commission Merchant and Broker,
No. q Dearborn 81, Chicago
REFERExcLs.-xessrs L. g-nard & Frcre,
Montreal; Connolly, LantIer b Co, montreal. I;
Mes.rs. Rumsy, Bros. b Co., Chicsso Cunney 4
Co, Queoec; Geo. Steel b Co., Ch!eae,; Flint n
v b-eier, Chicago.
Ef-P O. Box Z33S. s-mch3l w3m
1858. REMOVAL. 1858,
Q. II. AT1k INsoN
wkole,ale ami retail desierin
Dress T. Cloak Trimmings, Hosiery,
Embroideries Clorcs Skirts Fancy Geod.. Per-
famesv and Toilet articles. ZeDhu-
and Tapestry Kofsted.
Ma. !. Like Street, Chicago.
nach ,0d2m-C II
Show Gases! Show Cases !!
CAMPBELL s cos
GREAT WESTERN Isl PREMIUM slow CASE
.UNHMfMciOry.
63 Dearborn Street 63
CHIC AGO, ILLINOIS.
CHOW Cases, such as Silver Plated, German Sill
bCver, M.hogony, Walnut and h,rry Con stsntly on
hand, snd msde to order. nddres-, box 4i6S
mcL2t5Gm-c n. TGRHUNE, Agnt
Bags. Bags. BagS!!!
BUY YOUR EAGS OF ALL KINDS
oh ASE 4 CO..
EASTERN MANUFACTURlNG: AGENTS
EAGS PRINTED IN CHiCAG0,
IL. soC1H WATER STREET. CHICAGO.
CHS Jan9itf
JAMES y. SANGER, ", Mitchell L.
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Lost.

a CHASED GOLD RING, with IN inscription In
"A side. The hoder will be suitably rewarded ~
leaving It at Luss Lane Co.'S. or with The cub
srr'her fmchI6-dt0 F.B WILRIa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07

oc6itf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-19
THE LAST SUPPER"

7nd wi" present copy OF ii to every threc-dosr sub
scribsr for the year Is3S was engraved t cost of
over so'oo" ny the lals celebrated A. L. Dick from the
original OF Raphael 3orghen after Lecn4rdo Da Viuci
aud is the largest stecl-plae engraving ever in
this country being three times the size Of the ordinary
three-dollur engrayngs.
The first impressions of this engraving are held af $40
ana II va the lnten, OF the artist none Of the
enSFtylns should be for a less sum tban -
being richly worth that amount. Thus every tIreeoI
lar subscriber viii receive the Ma azine one yeree
at SS-and this splendid engraving, richly worth %
thus getting for - the value Of IS
W snail commence stsikiEg of the engravincs i'm
meatey Jet 1t can hardly be expected tina, impressions
OF 50 large plate be taken fast AS they will h
called for 10y Subscribers shall therefor. f,r,is
them IN the order IN winch subscIr tions are
Those who desire to obt.in their enr.yns carly and
Rom The first Impressions, should in their sutcrp
ohS without delay The engraving be sent on roll
iers, 10y mail, IL any other manner as
shall order.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-19
MAKING MONEY.

The success which our agents meeting with is al
NEST astonishing. Among the many evidences this
TACT present the following from or agents al
rvaiy IN the field
- have now been 81 work canvassiug yUlr maya
kline week. ami deli GIFTED With the business.
Is Gi"rca; from csnysSIng for s- thing else XII
Cd am sure 10 get Subsctiucr IN every family where
they rake together three dollars
ri r1tu ina hcTece WHERE Ter the first thing de- is
10 untult my engraving before let -uy body know what
HIn after, AMI thus get them Interested before they
know what splendid u.cr | going make
some times they ask my price for the engraving and
tell them =, and when uer them The engraving and
AI Eaziue three dollars they perfectly
tnuiS" aIa Hot got To going -s for The Erst two
tarS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-19

DsDIcATIoH. - On Sunday, the 11ih
INST. the new Congregational Church At BAR
lIust,.n so!cmnIy dedicated 70 Almighty
God by appropriate services conducted by Rev
JExrEg CLAny. Of BcIoit. The resident minis
ter Is Rev. EDWARD MounIs, formerly of Potosi
Ia 4 most solemn and interesting sc2sunc
aud memorable event in the l.otory Vi the VII
Isge.
The Church Preseu's very picturesque and
beautiful appearance 10 the passengers of III
htRersI Point Rail Road, they pass to AID
iEo tLrou.L tbs now aad pretty viI!age
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$40, 900 IN WORKS OF ART

In addition to the superb engraving OF 1.-THE LAST
SURPER which viii be presented TO every tire,i,I-
AR subscriber for 1865 the publisher. completed ar
rsnSccnta for tha distribution the 18th day Of De-
cenIhef, 1855 of srcs of splendid works OF art con-
>isting OF one hundred rich Oil Paintings valu-
Cd st from 500 10 81 900 each. Also, 000 magnificent
Steelste EncLaving, worth from 50 10 T. each and
LOCO choice Holiday Books worth 81 to rs each
making. in all, over THREE THOUSAND GIFTS worth
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
LNCLOSE 50 70 TIE PUBLISHERS
IND YOU VIII CONnENCE RECEIVING
TIE MACHINE BY EETURN N4IL.-
YOU WILL Also RECEIVE WITH IIIE
FIRST corr Il NJ.KEERED SUESCRyP-
IIOYRHCbIPTE NIYILISG YOU TO THE
ENGRd VLNG Or
THE LAST SJPPER,"
and chance 70 draw ooe OF thosa THREE TKoUS-
AND PRIZES"
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hi SINESS NOTICE.

Under the new arrangement in the
publication of the Tribune which commenced
- the LIST INST, long credits for Newspapers. Adj
rartisinS and Job Work, are entirely cut off. -
2rompt pay will be insisted on in all cases :
hereafter no proof Of publication. H be qire,, Of
ego! Notices, until tie IeireJtiSing Is paid for
lis rule Will be strictly adhered to- and as TIM,
timely notice is given, we hope none viii ask
- violation. BLISS IL son.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

To any person who viii get up club tuenty-four
Subscribers, either ~ Is.t-oGccs We viii
present Iltu3id Library, consisting Of over Forty
Large Bound Volumes, embracing the most popular
work, in the market The club mag be formed at th,
ciubprice, - year, without the ensrariu or at the
tulI.Pricv 50 with the engraving the Last Supper to
each subscriber List .ud desert pon OF the Library and
specimen copy the Magazine will be forw sred on re-
c,ipt p over 200 Lihririos 900 volumes.
already distributed ia accorlancs with this
offer, aud should be glad OF opportunity to furn
Ish Library to every cesgym- 10 every school teach
ct, Of every post-oicc IL the country
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Proceedings Of the Common Council.

CRY OF MINERAL PoIST. WIS,
january II. 1875.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
sent. his Hon. the Mayor. in the chair.
PreseRt-Ald. Pierce, Ehat jenkins, Muens-
ter and McIlhon.
AbScnt-Ald. Bracken.
The record of the proceedings of the last
meeting were read and approved,
Whcreupou City Ordinance No. :, composed
Of four Sections, was unanimously passed. all
the aldermen present voting for the same, (for
which said Ordinance, see columns Of City pa
Ter.l
His Honor the Mayor authorised 10 have
steps &c, properly constructed 10 set into the
Court House and County Buildings, the same TO
Ie let TO the lowest bidder.
Whcrcupon the bill Of Doct. John Fl. Vivian
for medical attendance on Alice Cocks,a Pauper.
amounting to $40, was allowed, all the Alder
men present voting ~ the same.
1t was also Ordered, that an order te drawn
in favor Of Alfred Jenkins, Street Commits Toner
If 2nd Ward, for SI3 80, being amount Of error
in his account
II was also Ordered that the Street Commits
>ioner Of the End Ward he directed to attend 10
the grading OF North Street, IN his said Nsrd.
Gil, motion Of Aid. jenkins, 1t was Ordered
that the allowance TO Mrs Jewell. a Pauper, be
Increased to five dollars per month, from Janu-
airy Ist to April lst 1858.
Whe-cupon the meeting was adjourned until
Tuesday evening asxt q, : o'clock
CHARLES T. LEGATE, Mayor.
Attest: W.tLIAlI T. EENEr, Cle!k.
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Whatever is presented in rhyme,

n1~ Whatever IS presented IN rhyme
aud committed 10 memory, is much more likel,
~ be remembered than the same ideas or fact
In prose, even though the rhyme may be yer,
pr-y. In view Of this fact, we present the fol
losin-, lines a. c;uhodyiue tise more impor al,
points in Double Entry Bookkeeping; and
committed to memory, few, if any. doubtful ca
-es en- arise in keeping books 10y this methoo
The ltnes first appeared several years ago, W
believe in Hunts Magazine.
POETRY or Book-KEErlSG.
Attentive be, aud III imp,rt
" hat constitutes the accountants ART
This rule Is clear what | receive,
] debtor make to what | give.
] debit stock with all M debts,
And credit it for my effects.
The goods buy. debtor make
To him from whom the goods ! take
Unless in ready cash pay,
Thus credit what l paid away.
For what l lose or make, It's plain.
debit loss and credit gain.
The debtors place is my left hand,
And creditor on my right must stand.
Ii to these axioms you'll attend,
Book kceping you'll soon comprehend;
And double-entry, you viii fiEd
Elucidaicd te your mind.
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FSrsf: Because It's literary contents WILL daring the
year, eub..c" contTibd ions from one hundred DIFF
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Ih.rL Because u HjIl contain, during they esr nesr-
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signs by to- FIRST American artists.
F0"rfh Because Tor the or IS You will receive
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ttth Because you Will very likely draw Of the
three thousand prizes TO be- di,trib4ted on the 25th da
Of December, lS5operLaIs that j. Worth a 600
Notwithstanding that these extraordinary induce
aents hardly fail to accomplish the object. Of the
publishers -it"u further efforts, yet they have deter
mined TO continue through tho wear
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FIVE-DOLLAR ENGRAVING
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~ these evidence ofvor the publishers have deter
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shall DO uluc better week It is the engraving,
thar docs the business Everybody wants the engraving
y GA may calculate upon Fl thousand sub
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With such Inducements as offer, anybody OBJ
tain subscribers We invite every gentleman out Of en-
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CRY lMrRoy EMEST.-The excavation
Of the earth about the County Buildings is pro-
erssslng Is rapidly as could be expected at this
season Of the year. The stone abuLmc1.;s under
The pillars la front of the Court House and OF
ices of the County Officers, are quite An i'm
iForement upon their former appearance.
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SPECIMEN ENGRAVING.

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oily 10 those who desire 10 agents or 10 form
GUS. A-.sess
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jon WoRk.-We are prepared to 90
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and III the most approved styles. Our assert
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Once IN the State outside of Milwaukee aad
Madison, and our workmen equal to any.
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YORK LEDGER.
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE,
JOHN q. SAKE and all the
other best writers, contribute
to THE NEW YORK LEDG-
Err.
THE LEDGER is devoted
to POLITE LITERATURE,
ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED
TALES, ESSAYS, POETRY,
SKETCHES, BIOGRAPHY,
NEWS, 30
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-19

white paper, and is composed
OF eight pages, making the
handsomest weekly paper IN
in the Union. Its publish
ed every Saturday, and sold
ut all the news offices in ev-
cry city and town through
out the country, end Is
mailed for subscribers at 81
per annum ; two copies are
sent for 81. Any person OBJ
tanning eight subscribers at
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-19

se.yN MEssRs. ToAY & ALLEN have
heir new stone building opposite Tic Court
House. uoarly ready for tenants. We under
stand hessrs. Cobb Il Messmorc are To occupy
the front room Of the second floor for Law
once, and tL4t Ar. a. g. Ansley IL soon to iill
the ground story with Dry Goods, DC.
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10 ADVERTISERS. = Advertisements
Tor the Tribune must be handed in as soon as
Saturday afternoon, if intended for the next
Tuesdays paper. Otherwise they Will have to
lac over Monday noon Is the time our paper
should go 10 press.
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THE LEDGER Is every
where acknowledged TO be
tn best farrily paper in the
world-hence its eItraOrdi-
AIRY and unheard-of poPu-
larity.
The proprietor ofthe LED
GER employs the best talent
and by So doing makes the
best paper in the country
TIE NEW YORK LEDG-
Err is printed on beautiful
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TIE NEW YORK CIRCULAR sAw-uIlL

Is manufactured only by this Company 1t is ofsuperior
cons rueton, and sold for - per less than
Inl Is of no greater capacity mill with s. to 81
be sold for $3.50 $500. and with horse en-
CINE and boiler is sold for -, 200.
Steam engines and boilers engines of from 100
hors power; locomotive tubular fiue nd Under boil
ers furnished at greatly reduced prices from lorcrqu
ttions.
Drawings with plans aud specifications for building
and machinery, furnished gratis to stomcrs.
Competent mechanics are sent out put up and set
in operation our machinery, when rec mir ed.
We also lnauutact ure Shiuge hs-hines, Planning Ma
chimes, Sugar Mills and Machinery in general.
Special attention paid to getting up Shafng pull
lies for manufact o.ies and all kinds OF Mll RIGHT
WORK.
This Company are selling in great numbers a PATENT
CoNlCAi. 81 RR-STONE Nj L. for -four meal and
n! kinds OF feed, which Is pronounced by experienced
miiers both in this country and Europe the best mill
ever cons tructe 1t Will grind more grain in the
time, and with half the power, OF any nil OF the
price in the market.
required.