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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-08-07
n ~ SOtfANo u "
Col. 2nd Cavalry and Brew. Brig. Gen
The B.7Htys AT OLp Polsr.-A col

The BATHiSG AT OLp PolSr.-A con
dent at Old Point, in letter TO the Pett
Intelligencer. wiitily remarks upon thi
iecu "The bathing here is peculi
stockade is built out in the water, into
you enter and enjoy yourself as well /
can, considering the warmth and shall
Of the water, Hard by, another stock
erected for ladies'. This Is the misery /
thing. A few PAGES of, you hear thl
delightful shrieks and screams and tho
musical laughter. You know that fun
ir- m. br' where you are. there is
81 70 a rneisncholy -ing around"of
aud hi3cous Hssits. z -"st betwi
fwo s;ockaies-ths I'm. i-
Inc zrlashins ia ths oiher--.- :,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-08-07

Thr Sunday School Udinn has hesn saved
from loss by ihe deiajcalions G NT. p. w
Parfsr. lie wronged tie society ont ol $50
OO0, but Lv dsHierous manag gcmeut, tae Socie-
r. has obtained seeuri.v 20 the amRagt o. over
Z ~ doa - .+.,- b,5....- A., -,f.s.t. = sssatuei
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-08-07

When will there be asend of saying and
printing impertinent thins about hoops
Here is another Of them:
When first to maidens we did knS.
Their hearts alone they cased in stes;
Butnow more caution they display .a+s
,ni veAr sieei armour all The way.
rour devil SAYS, "NeTer, while 40
y ear Iem."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-08-07

In'ibat same frigate, near the Dardanelles, we
nearly ran down an American trader with his
cargo Of notions. Our captain, OLD Bathurst,
nailed, and with the dignity of lord asked
him where he came from and name Of the ship.
The Yankee captain beloved. "You copper
bottomed sarpenh | guess you'll know when
I've reported you toCongress. ."-Byron.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-08-07

Jenkins Is a nan viii takes Datft
,siv. Whss iIis best fdend was eas q
n sir bv sb1stin bilir," jenkins
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

Albert G ELDRIDsE.-The Toledo BLADE, in
speaking or the accident by which this gentle
man lost his life, says :-"Mr Eldridge was
born in Cleveland, and had lived there until
last Spring, when he came to this place. He
was young man Of uncommon intelligence
and promise, 4 faithful and affeetionate son,
and had been for years the main dependence of
his mother and young sisters, and by his excel
lent business capacity was able to secure to
them ease and comfort. No one had brighter
prospects than he, or was more studious and in
dustTiOus in fitting himself for them His rel
atives only can appreciate the extent Of their
loss, but all who knew him symPathise with
them in their great sfiictiOn."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

TIE Crops, &c.-A Cleveland gentleman.
in whose sound judgment we have the utmost
faith, has recently visited the various towns and
villages on the Ohio Canal as far sOuthward az
ChillicOthe, and brings good report as to the
condition Of the crops and the amount of their
yield He finds that in some places the yield
Of wheat has been greater and in others less
than last seasOn-and is of opinion that with
the cid crop and the new combined, there is as
much wheat in Ohio at this time as there was
at the same period of last year. The corn crop
will afford at least an average yield-while the
oats are much injured by rust
SPdaking of the Canal, the people along its
line feel the importance of the system of re-
dueed tolls, and are sanguine of the perfect
success Of that line of policy Wheat, corn,
oats, DC, and all that description of freight,
would find its way to New York RIA Cleveland
and the Lake instead of by way of the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago and Baltimore
and Ohio Railroads, as is now the case. The
effect of such policy upon this city would be
at least to restore permanent activity to our
commerce and business generally.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

Zen lines OF tins lAggfel Type make one square.
HAdFertisemens Loaded and placed IN column o. special
knsiness Notices. double the ordinary Rates
Yearly Contracts viii be understood 10 apply
strv the Immediaie Business OF the AdeTllser5 M all
ofeI advertisements by the advertiser will De
charged extra
and Religious Notices, 81 per cent dfsrouut-
Business Notices Editorial Column VII De charged Al
the rate ofI5 ,euis q line each insertion
An Transient Advertisements De pad for N ADJ
Advertisement the Weekly square OF less iu thFee
ulnfhs OF less. same as daily,
Advertisements IN Dairy and Weekly Il be charged 81
ter sent. extra
NIarriaees a Deaths not exceeding lines . cents
1ilia VI i'@ii' -A1' r-' n COWiFS L co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

ASOTHER VEsssL FROM ToLEDo FOR EU-
ROPE The fine schooner Harrest, Capt. Reed,
sailed from this port last evening with nearly
iull cargo, consisting Of $4,000 feet of lumber,
mostly Black Walnut, and several thousand
staves. Her destination is Hamburg. She is
sent out by party in Tiffin, and viii be the
hfst vessel sent from the Lakes to the Cont
nent Of Europe The Harresf goes hence to
Sandusky, and from thence she starts on her
long and adventurous voyoge; one Of the Pion-
eers in the trade which must soon become of
greet consequence.-T0ledoB BLADE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

HEArLANTIc MoNTHLY.-The Atlantic Month
~ for August may be had of Hawks & Bros. and
J. B, Cobb d Co. to-day. 1t is very brilliant
number, and sustains the already established
reputation of the Atlantic. Buy it and read it
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22
CIIPERIORi fY an TREIR METu-

SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH
~ od OF producing Arhcia Teeth any other known
lst. SIMPLICITY Bi,ce chemically united In an
its parts and OF the qsalfg Of maternal
~ That couleis nature TO adapt herseftO
attained d-eo1l,9rf gaa Eiillfy ever EtleT.
clselse or heath prooi against the and offensive
otSeT Known metbods - goa P4'' "''A' and
an. COLOR Bright, lively, and 4 good imitation OF
n B.Any method Of produc sesOf Artificial Teeth
4shlcly united IN one piece, that viii not the ordeal
this q digest; IS 2 counterfeit OF tue Porcelain
PAfRONAGE-Sn ce Apnl, lz5s, We have inserted FiUe
hu1red 1ld CGscs OF this number eigiggEc ses
have taken the piace VI Gold Pa work In the
and h all other cases where our terms have been
eo2ed With In no where teeth Ia, been paid for
10 The nature Of the ease, and given
PAYSIENT-Upo the receipt Of the ordsr or on dsv-
cry Persons with Gold Plate apply their plate part
Ar MY, provided the terms Of
those IN constant useof our work
the tectoae long enough TO iarefvens Be-.
tween zee The eHiIae' M , md n The sppiiealoa-
@ @ 4 tsI az OCT n, 81 are s sges , that We sa9 and
within Two days after the ARRIVAL Of the patient
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION
viib voS bv vShieb ~, SS ~ ~ ~ N
Of your patterns cases an articuaiing, models, Sc sc
diicd win reasonable aecuTacy To the 6ng and sTtcu
tIns model We viii also make Block Work TO urdeT
Reasonable terms
Testimonials and References.
observed with murh interest for the two years
above method Of pgOducins AnIrial Teeth and believe
statements o. this lrcI.ar cn-TeCt.
T GARLICK.
have nvesisaiea with care, Tor tAe last three years
the above method G making aud app yIng Artificial
a. the lal0rory OF Dr. Wright aiid USE and
say with confidence that ms plan Is the
anu entirely successful when made under his Oseraliun
Tue supe0uy Of tbs kind Of Dental work gold
knd Of neaU plate, raHnot be questioned
NEXT DR. Nrshts Clrcuar Of the number Of cases er
hi work has taken the psce Of gold plae Much
OF this vuk gold pate had been furnished BY the best
Dem lists IN the country An not with sue
cess Of Porcelain work the Ia ds otbers than Dr.
Wright. II. A. ACKLEY, N.
Late Prof OF Surgery CleTe 8Ied College.
Dan Rhodes. Prof ]. p kirtlanI.
II jackson. Prof s. b Hnut.
EC Mavnf Castle, I'd. Bud NJ Il. Journal
II L Whitman, Nm ". Richards,
=. T. StuTtevanf, Prot. Gafchell.
J. X CuTiss
y. B-aylng learned that persons claiming DO this
work, aud many claiming be agents for he
will say that 20 thIs date have agena
tie U A. Who have night from the above pafenfaS
such cla and IN thuse case u is either infringement
lmn0siou-lf POSITION let u cure
II infringement, will IN due ,ime attend 20 that
NJ. l. WRIGHT. NJ. D,
sept2S Actua = for The Company.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22
Bankers.
D. Herdman q CO..

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLDAND SILVER
IL Com. Fo-eign a. Domestic Exchange, UnciIrrent
Money and Land Warrants Collections the United
S;ates. Canada and ErT0pe promptly stie nded to
Agents forthe LIVERPOOL and New York Screw Steamship
Lne hvuhch PassaEecan be secured either 20 from
Liverpool the advertised mites Passage can also be Sc
cured ron Liverpool 10 Ne Nork. Q1ehcc and New Or
leans regular lines Of sailing Packet Ships Ao
HayTe. Hamburg aud Bremen to New " TX. DTefts
furnished orauv thrOugh uthe Continent
Of Europe and Great Britain and ireland For further par
J. HERDMAN 3 CO.
spl5-dtf Il wattT siIeet: :Clexelaad. ONO.
II 1 wHIT1AN \ n sTANDART. ". sTANDAKr
WHITMAN, STANDARD Il Co
w Bankers and t.easrs IN Foreign and Domestic EN
change NO-5 ipeuoT street We draw drect on Lon
don vii furnish Drafts Tor amount payahe al all
The urin ual pon Engnl Ireland Scotland, France
ard CerulanV Collections made all accessible points
thr0ugaou the Uait d States and Canadas- mh-:ly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

4 3 ) =
l. c. PENDLETON q co,
DEALERS IN LEHIGH, LACK
II wana, Brier Hin, Chippewa, Tallnadge and New
GO. HI.
Oce No Oviats E1chai ee Yard fooi Superior Street
apis
NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
= superior article Of BITUMlNOuS COAL. which Is
particularly ada ltcd domestic purposes, well as or
and smIfh be had Of the undersigned Agents
for Sse CompsIfy
Orers city foreign tdc viii be executed with dis
pach and Coal delivered IL part Of the city OF quality
which wall not ail please n len = either Of our oces
the stoTeUf Gaylord Haamqld, No 5aSupsrl9 81
SCOYlLL 4 WHEELER,
oct7 No = River street and c X p Goa Pier.
COAL--C0AL.
NOW Is THE TINE TO Get IN
IN your Winter supply. We daily receivt asplen-
did article ad Gries- which sell cr $500
ton Parties wishing purchase VII do well . give
Us call Ali orders through the Post Office prou iy al
tended to. Offices and Hsrls c. p r. X Pier AID al
s9nis - - JOHN HAYS n co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

When rouge supplants the artless rose,
And LIES a wintry sea,
None but an ancient maiden knows
How pleasant il must lie,
To hear gentleman propose,
And see him bend the knee
Ah, who can tell with what desire,
Aunt wished her years were stlyed
When youth had lost its subtle fire,
And charms began to fade;
Whose doom it was, at last, to expire
lily in the shade -
Thus they, even all Of that delr thIong,
Who cheered the ancestral hearth,
When / was young. and love was strong,
And pure as flowers at biith,
Have trOd the "perilous way" that's long,
No more will visit earth.
When return to earth's dull mould,
Perhaps some kindred dear
VIII smile 10 hear my fOibles told,
And think my portrait queer;
Nor matters il, if when unrOlled,
LIES record still be clear
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22
Cleveland Manufactures.

y For late City News, see third page.
or.Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page
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Gtnues, Mf.

n STANLEY W0ULDR ESPECT
We fully Inform the citizens Of Cleveland and vicinity
tt lie s nnened stove at No 81 Prospect street
where he VIII sell Stoves CHEAP FOR CASH, having
cond assortment of the latest Patterns
Chan Pumps htted order Also, Manufacturer oi
Tia Copper and Sheet Iron Ware Particular aiieniion
gwen Roofing and Ggiierug
I5b work done with dispatch. All work warranted
16-iHrr
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
THURSDAY MORNING, july -, 1855
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTINc

u ram ana Of aanental Prn ns Of every tescripiio
d0no Il the Printing Establishment Of the Le1fer Office
Oh the latest pr we'd and Ht roid steam presses in the
best style, on sorI notice. and reasonable rates Par
tcular attention psi blank work Every descriutop
OF n1ins done, eaiiy Blank Books Leiger, Joura
as. sales b Is. Rs.-....ng Boil. kc ~
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s. n ID PE =

- II ~ y II -
AND ENAMELED CRATES.
NJ L MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBLIC
w SQUARE. (SOuth silel has Just received fresh
rom ne manniaeo one Of the largest and aslr
ENAMELED CRATES
Ever brought TO this m1rket He always keeps l hand The
ost neass aad m9S5 approved styles OF COOKING aud
MaTgt taetured Expressly for this Market, and
Warranted 10 gre perfect satisfaction.
He also is constantly supplied with al assortment Of
Wooden Ware aud House Furnishing Articles and has on
hanl 9nd manui-c les large stock Tn COp9sr and
sheel iron Ware, all OF which MUST AND Witt BE
SOLD, 81 wholesale or RETAIL for cash
At Prices to Suit the Times
AZ AZ Kinds Of JoBBING, ROOFING. EAVE TROUGH
~ ~, Se &C done 20 t5 most work mlnlka manner and
on SHORT NOTICE M
lhe lroof O. the pudding 10 the chewing Of the sne
please cali b5iore purchasing elsewhere he Old aud
S-Buek's Patent Hotel Cock Stoves. two sizes $50
W. l. MARVIN
ny NNi5 No ? south side Public square.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-11

N expeetan2 and waiting psopls,1 still you
Rnse with admiration- When anon your ears
Jingle with the sharp. ahrill, whistle Of the
locomotive, With lis welcome train, Just in
from Chicago, the great Metropolis and mis-
trees Of the western seas.
Turning southwark, your eyes rest again
upon river scene The moving quay
numerous steamers, barges, and smaller
boats, lading and unlading, and passing to
and fro in every direction-giye life and an
imation to the scene while the majestic riv-
er, glorying moro in deeds Of great utility,
the dull monotony of eddying whirlpools
chatting her shores, or in the deatcning roar
Of laundering cataracts, which cause the
pillars of the earth to tremble. Spurning
the empty verbiage Of a name derived from
mere parade and show, she bears upon her
broad bosom the commerce of this mighty
west, and may be seen distance of several
miles below the city, as she rolls her floods
to the sunny South, to swell the mighty sur
ges of the alluvial gulf In connection with
the river scene. you will glance at South Bur-
lington, recently Of rapid growth and noted
for it's fine college, good common schools,
of residence Of the late ex-governor (now U.
5 Senator) Grimes, Of Iowa. There are
many neat and pleasant residences here,
from which their favored inmates have . de-
lightful view OF the river, North Burlington,
and the city backgrounds. Some persons
prefer this portion Of the city, others North
trail and business part ofthe city. Thus the
10 n tnA Ar
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-11
PATENTED OCT. 90, 1857.

ANVV4 IdAt bU 4N4&iGX0s
WOODWA DsS NE ~ SMIT MACHINE
AND SEPARATOR COL alBgNED.
GxyE take this method Of informing Mliers generally
w that now manufacturing ard will keep
constantly on hand Woodwatd DE Combined shutter and
Separator. This Machine consider the best now In
use, and hazard nothing In saying every Miller who
has yet used IL will bear out In this assertion. II is
compact and durable, with less power than most
machines and does AL the work heretofore performed BY
three machines, vis the Screen, Separator aud Smut
ter say nothing Of the Farming Mill which has usual
~ 20 be used 10 cleaning dust from onal:
A to the mode Of operation In the place sepa-
rates the sticks, throws smut balls and part Of the
oats from the grain before securing. While in the
proc Of securing the grain brought In contact with
ing blast of air, which carries on dust fast
made. Il then passes into larger Separator where Il
10 cleared Of chess, imperfect grains, OATS &c. and
then ready for grinding. The dust Is all not only
cleared from the grain, but from the chess, oats and
DIAL, and blown clear Of the mill Another very
great advantage il that 1t can be set the floor
with the burrs any where else in the mill that may
desired, rs it makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows that il is utterly impossible to con.
sruct mill that will make good -four Of dirty grain,
unless the dirt be rst removed. No better machine has
yet been Invented for this purpose than Woodward's
Shutter nd Separator. is believed none well
adaptes . Western Grain They now in use and
san bes en- at twoof the Mills in this city, Sunderland
Broe., and Keiser Co.'S.
Orders promptly attended to.
oct 2s-dwtf WOODWARD, kEIsER : sHERRILL,
Burlington, Iowa.
pix CITY, March I'd, 1858.
Dear Sir Your 3mutter that have had in
for about eighteen months is the perfect
chine OF the kind now In used machine that
purchased In Chic ago for hort time after started
and II cost me more for airs and delays in few
months than the whole Of the machine that got
from you. Your machine me any thing for
repairs, and 10 now, aftss eighteen months service,
doing Its work in the perfect manner. Please ac-
cept thanks for faynrs and best wishes your
success. Yours respectfully,
marl3dGw GEORGE BEEBE
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Dalley's Magical Pain EYtractcr

n all diseases inflammation more or less prclcr,
natcs--ncw TO aliay inflammation strikes 4, III.
root o. disease-hehce M Immediate cure
OALLEl'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA rTDp
and notaia0 else, will alay Inflammation al once. ana
make certain cure. -.
DALLEf'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
VIII cure the following among great catalogue Of dis
eases: burns, scAlds cuts, chafes nipples corns
onnfons bruises strains bites, poison chbians bIlra
scroua ulcers fever sores eons ear ache piles sorr
eyes, Eout swellings, rheumatism, scaid head SAT-
IneIm badness. erysipe!as, ringworm. BARRIERS Itch
Tosome y may appear ineredulous that 90 MANY din.
eases should be by articles such "a idea viii
vanish when reflection points to the that the saliva
combination Of ingredients each and every one al
plying perfect nntiote 10 Its apposite disorder
DALLEf'S MAGICAL PAlN EKTRdCTOR
IN its effects magical, because the time short Be.
tween disease and permanent cures and IL Ii an *.
tractor, - draws disease out OF the affected mart
leaving nature ~ perfect before the injury. II 4
scarcely necessary 70 say that house, work shop q
mandatory should be one moment Without Il.
NO pain extractor genuine unless the boz has upen
steel plate engraving, with the Of Henry 6sl.
y, Manufacturer.
For sale BY I'LL the Druggists and patent medlc,n.
eaicrsthrousheut the United slater and Canadas. .
Principal Depot, ieo Chambers st., New York.
ssptS-viy O. y. CHACD.
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MAHCmE ga, 1aS7.
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
AND
CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.

CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
gfNHE Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage
an Eeclastoe Ilegraph Line, used entirely for the
movement Of all trains, thereby avoiding possibility
collisions or delays, SO annoying other routes.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
5:i5 En- EXPRESS MAiL-makng direct through
connections to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New York and
1:i5 "A. IN. ClscIssA7r ExPkEss-Making direct
connections to Lafayette, Indianapolis. Cincinnati, New
ing, ptsburg Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington
e7;t5 a. m. TELEGRAPH ExrEEss- Arriving at Mag
ara Falls or Buffalo next morning, New York al 9 p NJ
Philadelphia, via Emira, at 10 n, Eas,on At IL at
night Connects at Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
r. r. for Buffalo and all points East.
800 p. III. AFTERNOON ExpaGss-Arrive. in New
YORK at A. ~ second day, Boston at P. ", and At
Philadelphia 1880 second morning.
$3.50 p. n ''sGHr ExPREss-Arrving at Niaga-
IA Falls or Buffalo heat evening, New York, P. NJ,
and Boston P. N. next day. Connects Paris with
Buffalo and Lake Huron r. r. for Buffalo and all points
East Connects at Siichican City Except Saturday,
with New Albany 4 Salem r.. Eeaa for New Albany
Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus GAINESVILLE
beeiontains Wheeins, Baltimore, Washington, Pitts
sy The Trains on the Chicago, darlington q Q,.sa-
y, Galena q eAicago Onion, Illinois Central and
at Chicago, saring the erpenseto passengers or hack
hire and traaGjer Of Ba1gaoe.
ihe 5.i 2 =. M, 500 p. M. and 5. 20 p.m
lIaiils make arect connections at Toronto with the
GR1TD TRUNK RAILWAY!
To Kingston, ogdensburg, Montreal, Quebec, and all
points in Canada East, Northern Vermont, New Hamp.
is well known b. the travelling public tina. Road
has no competitor OF equal facilities from Chicago to
Niagara Fails, New York, Boston, Ogdensburgh, Mon.
treal, st., &c.
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night is
over this route $50 NJ One Train Sunday, at $50
p. NJ. No 500 p. NJ. Saturday.
Baggage checked through to Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
new YORK, Boston, Eimira and Philadelphia.
: tB Passengers arriving at Chicago by any of the
Railroads, will find competent Agents the cars and
baggage masters at the depots to checks and
their baggage to the Michigan Central Depot free
Of charge.
TURO IGH TICKETS COOP FOR NINETY Dd vs.
Allowing holders to remain and resume their
seats be bought the different offices in the West:
Also at the Passenger Depot foot Of Lake Street, and al
he General Ticket Office, Corner of Lake and Dearborn
streets, Chicago, opposite the fremont House.
. ii. ]. SPAULDING,
Nay l, 1851. General Pass. Agent.
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To All to Whom it Nav Concern

Il AM the inventor OF 3 and useful impr 81 emeDt
Ia Smut Machines, which gh: secured to me ~
letters patent bearing Goth Oct 1887 ana thers
are certain parties mschnes and usin9
my improvements. This ID 10 notify all persons who
make use or vend said that viii hoid
each and every person, who infringes my rights r.
sponsioe 1or az such infringe menta, and will their
exgence establish the validity ofny patent.
securing Device formed Of the attached to ne
cylindrical screw, In combination with the securing
plate ann cylinder, formed Of series OF rInrs placed
one over the other. I fu.ther claim the adiuv,ible
screens placed - the chamber and arranged relatively
with the FAM the ches and Ugh Ter inferior
grain may, when Of sufficient value, discharge from thu
machine separately, and III clean state. Or, when
sorthess above % pass into the fan box be elected
ersrom with the amer and liz! ter foreign substances
THIS u part OF what claim In the seminary TO my
patent The above naticc WILL hope. be SUFFICIENT that
none may Claim ignorance Of my right.
A word 70 the wise II suGicent.
March % I VT lnIlM A wsnnnvv ann
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-11
To Farmers and Dealers.

VOUK attention IL respectfully solicited IA ths
= present extensive and complete stock az R.r,s
Ing implements and Utensils nov IN store. vh,ah
enables the propretors Of the Burlington ArrIeni,,
and Seed Warehouse to offer unrivaed indncs msrs -
the trade and purchasers generally "
sstinE Of ASosssSon.
8lYfHE SNATHEN, CRADLES wnon 1yn
K01 BRACE And GRAPE VINE Pr
1E ga w mAr /, e 4 s,ned SCYTHE
VINO HAY FORES, eec, 40.
Ing made by fresh arrivals
Purchasing directly from them tAes. A.
tlcss are Obtained the lowe pessbe prices enabling
- " EEL tower than othcrhouse In Burlington.
null assortment OF Wood and willow ware, Cor.
dAge, Bed CoFds. Clo,hes Lines, &e., coastansiy On
hand. KEITH. ROBINSON 4 co =
June l3-ldt-wu Water Street, near Jefferson,
Burlington, Iev1.