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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13
Maater commlanloner.n nnln-


Francis A. Lloyd, tt J Superior Court
Adam Kuntz and Sarah Kuntz
PURSUANT to an ordor Of the Superior
\ Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, made an the
above case, ~ its February ttrn $50 and 10 me d.
reced, viii Offer at public auction at The door OF
the Court it use, In The ty Of Day on IN he roun-
" OF Montgomery aud state OF Ohio, on
Friday, April ~ 1853,
between the hours Of and O'CLOCK p NJ. OF sail
day The following lands and tcnemehtas situate iu
the county OF Montgomery, and known and Described
rs Tot No three % Ia section siXteeD GJ Ia tlIo pmt
OF the town Of west Dayton, ia aaid coun-
" OF Mgntgopery, bcing theBame premlscs this day
c0nyeyedby the executors of nAvia HAwthorno and
lease X. Christopher 10 said Kunfz. aNIi
SAID property ! 20 be seld on judgment IN fspue
OF Francis Lloyd, Ns. Adam Kiihtz aud Sarah
kuntz. The above property has bceu appraised al
eight hundred and twelve doilaru, and tanhot be sold
for less than two-thirda OF the apprased vaiue.-a
Terms Of sale Cash. N r. JORDAN,
Master CummisBioner <
OF superior Court Of Montgomery county, ohio
mh2d-dnwta
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13

16rone day last week couple of MUIR
derers in the Chicago jail, named Finn and
MeNamee, who are soon to be executed, took
notion that they must have something bet.
ter than the food which was brought into
them. To the Sheriff. CONSERVATION, they
smashed the dishes, threw the food into
the hall, and commenced swearing and de-
manding something better, They said 1t ey
wanted the best in the country, and be d-d
If they wouldn't have it If they were going
TO be hung, they were going to be fed WE'LL
A few days in a dungeon, and diet of bread
and water were prescribed for the epicures
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13
m 0O0 ACRES of Land in Illinois, on
OOaOOO or near ILnes OF Rall nnn. - cnlni.ri.

0O ON0 ACRES of Land in Illinois, on
oO,OOO or near lines Of Rail Roa.s, eompri-
sing Improved Farms and wild lands.
To those having small farms in this section, that
will sell at good price, would say sell, and go
where YOU can get y large tract OF land at low
yriec, and where you viii have equally good mar
kets
ALSO, 10000 Acres well selected Land,
in Missouri, both the quality and title OF which
Will guarantee. For sale OF exchange for 9th
or property, on the most desirable terms.
ALSO, A small but choice Farm in Clark
County, wen Improved, will be sold cheap, and
city property taken in part payment.
ALSO, "A fine LJt un Ludlow st. between
4th and 9th, lis by 30 ft--alley back.
ALSO, Garden Lots of } acres each, on
the River Road, near the city.
ALSO, a 3 story Brick Business House, on
Jefferson, between Sd and Ith SITS, and desirable
residence on 9th st., bet. Main and Ludlow.
ALSO, Fine impoved Property in miami
city" and Dayton View in tracts OF from to
10 acres. All Tor sale cHEAPhy
CHAS. f. CLARKE,
feb2l Real Estate Agent Clegg'- Building.
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HOG Cuo1rRA-The Huntingdon Tenn

HOG CHoLERA.-The Huntingdon Tenn. J
Patriot of the 3lst says
The hog cholera is still prevailing to some
extent in portions the country. 1t would
we presume, be difficult task to estimate
the loas to the people of the county since this
disease commenced its ravages; but it no
doubt amounts to many thousand dollars.
We learn that the disease continues to
prevail fatally among the swine in various
portions of Williamson County. There seems
70 be no remedy for il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13

A SUGAR COATED THRHAr.-A polite dis
penser of the dread of life" who desired
to impart to his hearers in as polite language
as possible very disagree cable monition, en-
te;ed upon the task thus
"My beloved and highly respected au-
dienee, am sorry to be under the neeessi
ty Of begging leave to inform you that un-
less you return from your perambulntions
in the sterile regions of non conformity To
moral obligation, (vulgarly called sin, } YOU
may, perhaps, terminate your earthly exist.
enoe, and go to inhabit volcanic region
which pohteness forbils my naming before
80 respectable and intelligent congrega-
ton"
1t is hardly necessary to say-and yet We
will observe--that Elder Knapp was not the
author of the above sentence he does moi
talk thus gingerly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13

B@-At bOtel in New York, recently, au
old gentleman came down stairs and inquir-
ed Of the clerk whether he had any tallow
candles. Being Informed that he could be
supplied with tallow-dips, lhe old gentleman
said:
"Then ! wish you'd give me some want
something that | can blow out, for I've been
blasting away at that cussed iigger-mean-
ing the gRs-bnIneF-Lill I've no wind .lali.' =
The elssk, by spAsmOdic effort, kept his
eountsuauOs, and ordered up pound ofdips
10 room No.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13

ORR M6IDs AND OLD BAcHELoRs The
Philadelphia Ledger has discovered that
there is heavy increase in the number of
Old maids, and that the numb sr is augments
ing sadly every year With an increase of
old maids ofeoHrse comes an increase of
bachelors, and this last class Of persons are
much less deserving of sympathy or inter-
est than The first The causes Of this ex-
tended liis Of single blesssdness, or of sin
glsmlseTy, as fancy or iaet may choose to
consider u, are mainly attributed to erFone-
ons ideas Of living
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13
LEGAL NOTIOBs.

MnstcF Cokn tlaissionet's sale,
puRsuASr Ia an order of tbe sdiRris.
4 Court 9f Mpnitomefs ccaniy, ohio, tome dl-
On Friday, tie 29th dsy N Apfil, 1889,
AZ The door oi the Court Houle 10 the City of bay.
Ton sell A. public onicfy 70 the hlghesi bdtet br-
lween the hours Of and O'Clock, M. Of said d4V,
the following described Real EstAts. situate In liz
ett 81 al ton, epunty of Noalgonory, apd state az
ONO, tpWtE ihlrty-twO icet In width OF tic weAt
tNlon the Pint ~ the city Of Dayton.
SAID propcftY has been appraised at O. 400, and
canmot be acid Tor leaa Than tvo-tlrls of tie a.
pral cd value thereof
Terms Of Anle cash.. 10 c sold At The suit Of iona
Than HarshmAni against William Simms And
others. H. JORDAN
Mater COmmisaiOner
of The superior Court Of Mont goneft county o.
SySekEh cad sfHoNo, Att'ye. FOR flaihtid
mh26-dAwts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13

James w. LOwrey, Plaintiff, State OF Ohio,
NJ on K o m e ry
Reuben Hagenbueh, Defendant. County Superior
court, civil actin
II HE said Defendant is hereby notified that
the plaintiff aforesaid has filed his petition in
said Court, asking judgment against said defend-
ant on his two promisory notes, to wit; One for
SI65 with ten per cent interest rom May 10Th, 1857
and balance of Sl25 on another, with six per cent.
interest on said balance, from February IL IS61.-
And the said Defendant is notified that he is re-
quirea to appear and answer said petition ON be-
fore the third Saturday after the 10th day OF May
A. d. 1853 JAMES w. LCMIlEY.
By GILBERT KENNEDY, his Attorney.
al 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13

A I.SO-l70 acres, p miles west Of Lnu-
n renceville Laurence county, ill, good sol, well
impfoved, good timber, "a handsome, new, c0nYe-
nient, well furnished twO-stOry frame dwelling
house. houses, barn and stable-in short irsJ-
rate farm Will be- sold cheap by
CHAS. Il. CLARKE,
mh2l Real Estate Agent, Clegg's building.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13

%TWe gather from the London cores,
pondence of the National lntelligencar tue
following statement of the naval artillery
power Of Great Britain
The number of guns carried by the Brit
ish navy is 10, 1873. one round from the WI Die
OF which would consume rather more than
eighty tuns of powder, and no less 'aan two
hundred and fifty tuns Of iron
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13

THE LEGISLATURE OF New YoRK.-The
Albany correspondent of the Buffalo Courier
thus speaks of the Republican Legislature
of New York
A more reckless, rapaeious, unprinciped
and worthless gang was never congregated
in Legislative hall, than now iniests tbs
capital Of New York, This sounds harshly;
but that it is true, is the honest conviction
OF all enlightened men who are competent
to form an opinion on the subject.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13
Maater commlssloner,a sac.

Master Commissioner Sale.
David A. Wareham, Superior Court,
VS.. No llGl.
Alexander Swaynie, ct al ~.
PURSUANT to an order Of the Superior
4 Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio, made in the
above case, at Its February term 1859 to me di-
fected viii Offer at public auction, At The door OF
tie CQt llouse, in the city OF Dayton, in the
~ of Montgomery and State Of ohio, on 10 r-s b
Friday, April %, 1852
between The hours OF and o'clock p. NJ. Of said
day the following Real Estate to wit: Lot No. one
hundred and iOPty-twO (l42) ON Map X, made by
John H. Grand, William Price, and VIM. Crossman,
Commissioners appointed by the Com. Peos Court OF
Hamilton county, ohio, to make partition Of the
property belonging to the Find ey heirs in M0ntgom
cry county Ohio. Said lot fronts the north side Of
First ST. Dayton, in said Montgomery county twenty
poles andrunning back TO the lake Ere and Mad Riv
Rail Road, in "a Montgomery county, Ohio con-
tanning five acres and one hundred and twenty poles
said property iB 20 be sold on Judgment In favor
OF David A. WMeham, against Alexapder Swaynie,
ct al. The absve property has been appraised At
Sl0OB26 and cannot he sold for less than two-hirds
of the appraised yalue.
Terms OF sale Cash. N T. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner
of Superior Court of Montgomery County, Ohio.
Nj. @ BUTTRRFIELD, Atty for Plaintiff
mh2b- davis
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For SnIn CI,r ~

4 PLEASANT Residence, eo.ner 4th and
IA Charter streets Lot well improved, and Of
good size. House ffauie aud nearly new Conye-
nieut out-bullling.
ALSO,
line Lot on 2d street, below pcrfy, adjoining the
residence OF +. AnsOn More. Terms easy.
CHAS. r.. CLARKE,
mhll Real Estate Agent, Cleggs building
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13
Farms

O1t ACRES in Illinois, miles from Sum
q L L ner, on the o. X Nj. Il r., QUE hundred acres
Improved, the remainder timber OF good quality
deep, rich, aluylal soil
There are two good Dwelling Houses on tho prem
ises, convenient out-hOuscs, and in the midst OF
good settlement.
This farm is offered at the low price cr sl2 per
acre, being much less than It's value. For sale by
CHAS. Is. CLARKE,
Real Estate Agent, 3d street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13
CITY PRopnRTY.

fHllE large new Brick Dwelling House,
4 built by Henry Kimts. corner ST. Clair and Wa
ter streets. The House b. very cOmmodiuusi fur
nishedwith the necessary eonvcninces ald spplian-
ces Tor comfort, and furnished Handsomely IN the
modern style win bc sold very low for cs5b ana
easy payments, on application 10
CHAS- r.. CLARKE
mh2J Real and General Estate Agent. 81 st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13
DIR. AYERS
Throat and lung institute,
No. 80 West 4th ST., Co o.
WONDERFUL SUCCESS IN THE CURE OF
THROAT DIsHAsEs, CATARRE d
LUNG COMPLAINTS,
By Means of Medicated Inhalation.


THE Institute is daily thronged by per
4 sons who have suffered alike froa various dir
eases ana the harba:ities of the old school of prac
tiec. Ut. Aver has occasion speak of his em-.
nent skill and long experience in this speciality
II ID enough TO say e Is the founder of Aedieated
Inhalation, and never fails TO greatly benc-
it any case he undertakes. He has liberty TO refer
to cergymen ond Others of the highest re respectabil
" ana worth in this vicinity, as to what he has
done for them.
Dr. Aver, (yvho, by the way, Is a permanent resi
dent OF Cncinnatil says: 1tismy hrm belief, that
II the forty thousand who are detained to die o /
pulmonary disease In the Western States within the
next twe've mouths, be put on system OF inhAla-
ton judiclously administered, thirty thousand OF
them would remain to comfort their friends iornany-
years. II Is also my opinion that thousands al
swallowed into the stomach
The Curative NapoI is conveyed directly into All
tile air passages OF the lungs where the disease s
not into the stomach, whereit Is not
The earliest indication OF Consumption Ia an ir-
rtation OF the throat and brOnghUait tubes. OF the
thousands thai die annually OF Consumption, there
ID not one instance to be produced where the disease
commenced ln the lungs. II is quite the opposite
The wasting and decay OF the human body have
their origin in the traehea larynN and desophagus
before they descend 10 the lungs.
Lear In mind, these great and new remedies are
NOT patent medicines and can only he obtained OF
DR.. Aver.
DR.. Aver cfsctually and permanently cures Ca
tarrh and furnishes prompt and reliable cure fuF
TINS disease which all can use for themselves,
wherever they may be. Dr.. Ayers Cough |CurdiAli
IL sure remedy Tor the worst cough. Who can bc
so RASH so preJudieed unjust 10 their friends and
neBlBent OF teir own lives and comfort, to fsi-
tate, when Timely app iaatiOn viii restore to health
aud ward oil hopeless illness and untimely DEATH
Call lh season While there is hope,
Where It's impossible for pAries TO visit and re-
main under my treatment the may write iull Il
history Of their possible, and will send per
Express 70 Any part OF the country such medic ines
as ere desired,
UroN REcElrT or FIVE DOLLARS,
will send written opinion respecting any ease
submitted 70 me, and also package Of medicine IN
such eases the writer should give as full history
and description OF the case AS possible Address,
w. AVER, M d
Surgeon and Physician, "1hroat and Lung Institute
Cincinnati. lanit
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MERCHANTS
Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital, $2oo, 900.
DIRncr oRs

Mark Toward,
s. Woodruff, (Preii Woodruff x Beach I. Co)
James Bolter, (Of @. II. Northam Co)
3. Roberts, tOf Keneys, Roberts z Goodwju1
Guy x. Phelps, (Sec'y Conn. Ltfo ms co..
rimo'hy Sheldon, Contractor aud Bulder.)
james p, Foster, (prest Mseh'g Saw, Banh)
Sidney a White, (0f Spencer, White & Co.
Charles 7, ilulyer, ,pret. Chart oak Bank
Elj al II. Owen, (of Day. oven Co
Homer Blanchard, tOf H. Blanchard q Coz
Richard d. Hubbard, Estate AtiornoyJ
NJ NJ. Merfim,n, (0f ). NJ. Merrimanl
William l.. Collins, (0f Collins, Brothers Coa
W. H. d. Calender, cashier Of sta;e uauk.)
MARK HOWARD, Presp.
=. THOMAS LORDELL, scc'y.
Applications received hy
CuAS. H. CLARNE, Agent
fAifd street, piyton, ohio.
Would refer 10
\. B. Darst Esq (of Darst q lerehelrodc.
John Lylo, EsqY(ot Perriue, Lyle Z, Shaw,
and other merchants, who are acquainted with tho
business men of Hartford. mh2t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13
AssraNrn,s SALE

THE undersigned offer for sale the propeu
4 ty lately occupied by Thomas, Peters Co., situ-
ate on Third street, east of the Canal. Also the
steam engine, boiler shafting, Daniels planer sash,
machine, and one buzz saw. This property Is con
located for business, and is In good rum
ming order. We also offer the leasehold owned by
said firm on the corner OF Third and st. Clair SITS
and lots numbered 45S3, 45st and i5s5, situate on
High street. Ii not sold at private sale before the
10th day of April we will offer II at public sale ON
thatday on the premises The terms Of sale viii
be third cash; the balance in and two years.
with inluest. The deferred payments to he secured
JOHN H. ACHEY, ! ,.t..
mh2t-dawtt WM. BOMBERGER, Assisliees'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13
Bird Cages & Wire Goods
Corned Beef.

A NICE article for sale cheap, at the Patent Pre-
II servatory, Eastern Market House.
apr6 STONER x PFLATIN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13

'IWtNINUFt FRI7IIIi "V IY"If
between the hours Of and O'Clock p. NJ the ollow-
ing lands and enements; situate IN the county of
Montgomery, and state OF Ohio, In the aou,h-sasl
quarter OF section number i've, townone, range six,
east, sc, and described as foowsi Beginning on the
south line Of said section at the sOuth-wcst conner
OF John liivelcys nine acre lott thence n ~ ? W.
fOfty-eight poles to said HiveleJ's N. w. corner;
thence $. S5A , w. 1871 poles TO stone, thence s.
AZ E.forty-seven and eighty-hre hundredthb po'es
TO the south line of said section; thence NJ s69 =.
1871 poles to the place of beginning
Appraised at 800, snd cannot be sold for lees tha an
two-thirls Of the appraised alue. Terms OF sale
Cash WIZ
said lot contains five acrts with house and other
lmprovene its thereon ia situated Ia the Miami
bottom, mile south Of Greencastle and miles
gardening. JOHN SCOTT
Master Commissioner
of superior Court of Montgomery county, ohio
BoLTiS DELvfLLE, Attys. for Pm.
Inh9G-lInAYla u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13

No. 1872.
superi Court OF Montgomery County,
Ohio.
MASTER COMMIssInHRRia GALE

Herbert s WilIiams vs Warren Warner
and others.
DURSUANT 10 an order Of the SUPERIOR
Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, to me ii-
rected win sell At public auction AZ ihe door Of Tie
Court Houss, In the city Of Dayton, IN said county
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THE DEMAND

Having already BXCEEDED THE SUP
PLY, and being now PREPARED TO
MEET ANY DEMAND and to FILL ALL
ORDERS PROMpTLI 7, we feel it our
duty to The class OF people who lave been
neither wiLfdHg nor ABLE 10 pay such
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13
At THE VERY Low PRICE o,

ALSO, Interpolation IL has acquired in ev-
eryplaoe where II has been introduced, has
heretofore rendered it unnecessary with
the limited means we have had for supply
ing ourselves with Machines, to advertise to
any great extent, -
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of Superior Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio.
Nj. q BUTTERFIELp, Atty for Plaintiff
mh2h- dnNtA u =
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-06
The "Na.ionaI Democracy.

Hon. GEORGE w. GAYLE, a leading demo-
crat OF South Alabama, in recent letter,
published in that State, owns up to the charge
that the party is held together by the love
of the spoils OF office. He says:
AS national party organization it has and
holds no principle in common. and is held to-
gether by no ties but love OF power and
spells. The wing of that party north of Mason
and Dixon's line, is for bank, tariff and in
ternal improvements, and against the institu-
tion of slavery; and the wing south OF that
line is against bank, tariff and internal i'm
provemepts. and for the institution Of slavery.
As such party, then, they are willing to see
the South wrecked and ruined, To revel in
power. and enjoy the Office patronage of the
President. Tnis is SO plain that q man may
run and read IL.
No enemy of the party ever spoke palmer
truth concerning it. That the wing of the
party north OF Mason's and Dixon's line is
"agains, the iustitlaiOn Of siaUery," is an estab-
lished fact, denied only by those who desire
to cooperate with it in the election of Pres
idents and share with it in the fatlings Of
office. We commend Mr.. GAYLE's honest ut
terance TO the serious attention of the demo-
cratic leaders in Tennessee, who fear the OPP
position will initiate their example and form
an alliance North similar TO theirs, and thus
rob them OF their portion OF the spoils.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-06
GOV. Wise,s Platform.

Gov WISE has again defined his position in
a five column letter. He evidently believes
in keeping himself before the public. The
rights of naturalized citizens, the slave trade,
and Congressional legislation for the protec-
ton of slavery in the Territories are discuss
ed in extenso. AS to the rights of naturaliz-
ed citizens abroad, he starts off with the as
sertion that he is widely at variance with the
Administration, and argues the question
throughout in that spirit. claiming for natur-
allied precisely the rights as are due to
native born citizens. On one question con-
nected with the naturalization of foreigners
and their rights in the United States, Gov
WISE raises new pont. lis, whether since
Congress alone has the power to naturalize
foreigners and to make them citizens, any in
dividual State can abridge those rights, as
has been done by Massachusetts,, by denying
the same rights Of suffrage with native citi-
zens. In other words, whether since, under
the Constitution of the United States, " the
~ citizens of each State shall be entitled to
"all the privileges and immunities OF the
several States" nataralized citizen of Vir-
ginia or of New York, who is also a citizen of
the United States, is not, by virtue of the
clause we have quoted, entitled to all the
rights of native born citizen Of either of
those States, should he emigrate to Massa-
chusetts. The Constitution of Massachusetts,
GAYS native born citizen Of New York emf
grating to that State, may vote after one
years residence, but natlvdlized citizen of
New York emigrating to Massachusetts, can
only gain voting residence by remaining
two years. But the Constitution of the
United States says, " the citizens of each
estate shall be entitled to all privileges and
immunities ofcitizens OF the several States"
But if Gov. WISE is right then, by what au-
thority do some of the Northwestern States
permit aliens to vote before they have been
naturalized according to the laws of the
United States? If the States cannot abridge
certainly they cannot extend the rights of citi-
gems.
On the subject of re-opening the African
slave trade, the Governor is very explicit.
He holds that &c it would not only be Illegal
land 'inexpedient.' but immoral and dis
graceful, for the United States to reopen
"the slave trade, or to tolerate the new i'm
portation of African slaves into this coun-
"try.n With regard to Congressional legis-
lation for the Territories, Gov. WISE reiterates
the doctrines of his former letter. in favor of
Congress affording protection to the "pecu-
liar Institution +" in the Territories while they
remain in territorial condition.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-06
Grain Cut, Threshed and Ragged at
one Operation.

The Toledo Blade states that our former
townsman, William Wilmington, now of that
city, has perfected a machine which success
fully accOmplishes the above desderatum of
the agricultural community, and its editor
has seen its practicability tested IN the bar
vest fields of that vicitity. 1t combines sim
plicity, economy, and utility in an admira-
BILE degree-cuts the grain, carries il TO the
threshing cylinder, separates the grain and
straw, carries the grain to the bag, and de-
posts the straw in the swarth in which il was
cut, aud all with the precision of clockwork.
1t is drawn by six horses, and tended by three
men; but with a small Improvement, only
two men will be needed to drive the team
and direct the operations Of the machine. II
weighs 2 1900 pounds. will cost $500, will har-
vest eight acres per day. and save IN expenses
nearly sixty per cent; and Mr.. w. has also
invented a convenient portable bin. for the
deposit OF the grain when threshed which will
be specially serviceable in large fields.
We congratulate Wr Whining ton upon his
success in this invention. and hope il may
realize fortune to him. Since he left South
Bend he has been engaged in car building,
and has twice made a snug fort une in their
manufacture, but lost is all by the insolven-
cy OF several railroad comp anies, whose
equippage, built by bis firm, b as been taken
by their creditors or bondholds srs. His well
known energy and inventive & enius has not,
however. deserted him; and we. trust that this
time his success will be an A. sured aud per-
manent one.-Soaah Bend lad } Rsgiasv.