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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-16

The Two Kinds Of Fugitives.
1t is somewhat strange that more atten-
ton has not beeng given to the recent letter
Of Secretary Cas- to LIE Glare, 81 Memphis,
Tennessee, informing him that:hs natural
ization In this country Will avail him noth1
ing if he visits Fnnce against be cdnscrip-
ton. This IS total aband 9mepfo of the
doctrine laid down. by N. Marcy IN the
Kozta case. The Administration, which
has always borne q jealous dislike of.Mar=
cy, has found the Marcy theory very incon-
ysnient in practice. Indeed, tits difficult
to understand how a party which is SO
strenuous for the return of fugitives slaves
can uphold the rights. Of natsfalned citi-
zens who voluntarily return to the house of
bondage. IF South Carolina may reclaim
its subjects who escape fosfree s6fates, how
can she deny to the kindred dspotamsof
Austria and France theiess safbitFarp pow
er of re-enslaving their slases when they
are found upon their soil . Il is notabis
how very conservative ssdemoeracy" {" is be.
coming under the federal leadership of
James Buchanan. Il has abandoned all
its progressive maxims, in both itssforeign
and domestic policy. The letter Of Geners
alCass is apracticali illustration Of thelove
felt by-sthes Administration foreipnerss-
"our foreign born fellow citizens cannos
De made too much OF SC. long as the DEM
ocratle leaders want their votes; but their
flgnt 70 protection Is not to De compared
Wild the right OF slavehoider TO his fugl=
1--WE siaVes.-M - 81
Inc offlcIal document referred to by the
fost IS as follows:-a-s ssszs-.z : e a.
DEPARTMENT OF. STATE, -
- WAsH1NGToS, May 1 1, !, 1852
To Mr. Fslir Lequre, Memphis, 7s,sn.: ---es Z
S1R-Yonr letter Of tba .Ia,b inst has
bsen7 race;ved Ia ranIv have 10 state
that # < understood that the Frencb Gov
ernment claims military sIa service from all
not;yas of Rance NJ bo NAV ho fonnd ;;tlS With.
- =. -. " .y -. ~ -
~ ~ Ju.'su....Sn, ou pa'usa',ss. ..'I ~. !.
ai .nls eoG.y wiz h"H uoI sAemPS yoG no'n suss
h;.ha sl,aia "a sou s'ou'0 so'1n"'s '9p""
'n'sn9l : ss;s -. h ah.:;o,. ): -. ..... -. sszs
A'' eH' 01i 0DGfistV IEWfs re- GASs GAS
~ r.asssi - ~ ~ :,
VI. ,ss sfs, Sa 1su Js
! . ct r lnls IS meas s1e oass-pucnanan t @ aoe.Ilne'-
1onasr sncb wHen he ,onehes fbs sb,,rs 81 Of
FrsncoT a sre;oner wbo bas yolnntsr:lv
hseome. ons 81 ns rsnonnced ali siIsg;snes
70 foro;on nowers heen n.,nral;zs5. and
nat;onai;saa II onnfo,n,;,r Nth ans low.
# bs noes abroaJ on pleasure ~ business
CON ,ois;no No nro,ect;dn nn,ler tho st.rs and
ss rines onts;de ssbs Tinted States What
can he more -od;ouss and Smonsfrons . Well
does tbes C;Se;nps.;s Gosstte remark that
afbe war Of 1910 was to assert tLa nr;nc;.
MA that . man conid Choose s b;s slieg;enee
for himself ond that whom be renonneed
his allea;anca - G,eot Rr;t,s;n and he.
came . c;t;1en of ne Tn;ted Statss Great
Ry;,a;n had NO moro onv cla;n, mon him.
The act of naturaIizafion Cancelled the
the claims Of the Government e mn t under which
he was born. Daniel Webster, with com
pact logic, established the same point some
twenty years since. And the praises
4 IT af-vs
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-16

.ysGg The English have great deal to
say of their Armstrong gun. 1t is thus
described: :, -.
The iron ninety7two FOUNDER, Arm
strong's gun, tried at Shoeburynesss was
found capable of throwing its projectile,
with perfect accuracy of aim, distance of
five miles with five pounds Of powder,
one-half the charge Of an ordinary thirty
two FOUNDER, which carries but one and
three-fourth miles. Atadistanee, of s, 900
yards (the extreme range of a long thirty
two pounder,) of twenty-five shots. fred, at
large ten feet square by an ordinary gun
ner, every one struck the mark. = Locking
at the gun as piece of mechanism, il is q
perfect weapon. ssTvsss7 .,s.,iRsrs ssI
Perhaps this will turn out Ike the .fa-
nous Lancaster guns which proved alfail-
ure.in the siege of Sebsstepook d -
s e -. - Mexican News..' 'i J. :
4 !. - - - - = NEw OkLEAss, June 4.
Advices from Vera Cruz have been re-
ceived TO the 9th. inst, via Hayaua: -
Miramon is reported to have suppressed
the Prenuciamento made at the Capital BY
the Priests 'in favor Of Zuloaga, including
the grant of the Church party, who had
tried Miranion, but the latter had arrested
the principal Priests and sent them to Vera
Cruz. .. -. - ;. - = ..
= The Liberals are greatly encouraged BY
the recent events at the Capital, and it IS
also reported that Zuloaga has, been impris-
oned BY Miramon. -. - - - = -
Miramon had decresd that the importa-
tions at Vera Cruz. should be confsicated,
and had modified the adyalorem duty. 3
The Marquese expedition against More
Liza had been driven back, but the town had
been ravaged, and the women seized and
whipped to force them to discover their
hidden treasure. - 80 =,
The Americans aud other foreigners suf-
fered severely. - = - -.-e -, -.
Mr.. Black, the American Consul, is re-
ported to be going to Vera Cruz for safety
from the rabble Of the army.
Mr.. Mclean arrived at Vera Cruz on
the 30th.
= Senior Bonilla, Sec. Foreign Affairs has
issued another decree inwhich he states
Americans are not accountable for the acts
of Pres. Buchanan; what he says is op-
posed by twenty-six out Of the 33 of N.
Am. Union. Gen. Oabas is reported to be
at Najaco. Letters from private parties
not to cross the Ithmus in the present con-
flct of affairs. ss 80 Es-fa 81
AZ There are seven executions to take
place in Canada next menth. They irang
there. In this enIig ghtened land
NO only tyy' them, and aequit them with |
three cheers!
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-16


JEFFERsoNv1LLE PENrrESrIART-FAM-
NY sHIsIoRY.-There are supwards.of $50
convicts in the Jeffersonville Ind Penn
tentiary. A who'll family PasAey by
name, consisting of the father and i've
sons, form part Of the convict family; anr
other son fed from justice, yet snother
died in prison, while the mpthsrof the
brood is alone at large, and under indictr
ment. They are all horse thieves, aedthe
old man has not walked for seventeen
years, but did the head work. When he
left home few days since for the. State
prison, and asked The partner Of all his joys,
and much of ascality, for q guilt, she told
him he shouldn't have it; he was d-d
old rascal, and il he had got his deserts, he
would have been in the Penitentiary twen-
ty' years before. and 50 they paltsds-
Louisville Courier. q esza - 5 k.ss
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-16
The June Frosts.

The frosts on the nights Of the 10th and
l1th were more severe in the, vicinity of
New York City, and in.considerable por-
tions Of Michigan, than the general and
killing frost Of ths 5th. Much damace
was done to vegetables, &c, in Michigan
which escaped the first freeze, and the Buff
falo Express speaks of the frost both. on
Friday and Saturday nights. as severe. in
that vicinity. e f'zss :
Minnesota entirely escaped ca the frost. Of
the according to the St.Paul Minnes
sotian Of the 1oth, which boasts that there
has been no frost since planting time, Of
sufficient powertosdo any damage. :.
~ = - :. --.--z-7 ~ 4E
LOO MUCH or i1'--Anefe are an MilF
'efsoarg zoe many Wertniess feur legged
ours. fsno Nmeteen out OF every. twenty Of
them. should be either shot or poisoneda and
.bo ~ t,,ant;o,h ant, lno.L.d 'l.o.,L i a. ts MI
are Of mo ea,tb,y ,,se.' i a.,ovn >, : M.nv -
The. owners Of these DOGS shsad better tskss
what is consumed by them and + pii,ye it to
their children. who need It.
There are two MANY men. 1--WE ber mar.
don Of the dogs for calling their torment
ors such.} who take pleasure in getting up NJ,
dog fiehts. and deliobt IN SEEING them
worrying each other. - = -, -
There are too MANY u,,e. fxe beeos ,,ar..
don ofthe Ladies.} Who 4delipbt n assem-
bl;no m ,strast = corns,s nd uban ns5 !. T.dn a.
y masses make 1. remarks shont lbar ,.N -
TIM men ,f.e bsr ,,.,,,on ~, of,,ba a.oss,
nort;o5 &c n,,,,;sv, av;l, en,,,,a :
s;,bss, : ,hoE f s-, s,
= 49,
oepraved tastes, cannot be honest, and seem
70 be ambitious t0 emulate the wees g q mn, hlm
VINO Soas's q nis melle 70 'ne 1'ie q DlacS-
eua'o Ano e:z.l.s.s O'e.e: - ~ go s.
:. "A New GAME GAM = Some Of the newspa.
pers in the interest Of the ,ocofoco marty rr
ia. Ohio. satisfied that thew cannot.seleet
auy part vof their own ticket. It, propose r. to
Law some m Of their candidates On the shelf
take up some Of the defeated. candidates
before the the 1Ran,,bl;can State couven-
uon ana 1ofm a'sm'zea ackes.'I - II any of
'ae men - whose names names were presented ted 70 2
'ne nepuphcap convention from a which lc IT to
MAKE = cnolce,s should be 50 lpdlscreet as
nect;op, thew will find ss.e, ,be, aloott;on j
that thew have been sn,cssSssd ,s in NJ, sl, onlv
d;so,. d5s cst,,, b,,t /. ss.s noos g., s
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-16
Private European Advices to
German Merchants. "a ea
SYMPATHY FOR AUSTRIA.

or MfAIhf fOh AUSTRIA ' -
1t is said that German merchants of this
city are in possession of private adyices
which render it certain shat Prussia and
all Germany. willimmediately join Austria
in her struggle with France. These advi-
ces,it is asserted, are from persons in the
confidence of the government, and are re-
garded as trustworthy -as u 81 e sl6sz.
Perhapsit is largely due to their tradi-
tional hatred of the Bonapartes, that the
sympathy of the Germans of the city in
behalf of Austria seems TO be general and
cordial. As an instance, one of them, .
young and wealthy merchant, has already
made arrangements, to go by the next
steamer, and enlist in the service. He says
his family was massacred by Napoleon L,
and he will have revenge upon his success
sor-New York Post. t,.., ....sr,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-16
The Frost.

| y -
Mr.. Wilson. of BROOKLYN. in this county C m
hoe -sho,,,, ne .o,,,,l.s. .s,f an, f.a,,,
asl;o;n;ra -f;elds. ONE ssmnlee 'w.s -nerfsct.
tbs osbsT' sl;abflv. ;n;n,sd We sb;nE there
;ssno' 'chsncs for c;oakers bereahonts- 70,
,be crans nm 70 th;s' .nrosent wr;,;no sre
yorvs f;pe What NAV ban,en. we 81
course do not know ior % svep LAST n;obt II
l.be- 1oib-9tblsu wa had . sl;obt frost
n;nr;;na MINI; soma Of tbo moro ,ender olonts =
r. W;lson ,oI,s ,,s ,bst ha ladrns fron,
b;s farn ~ ,bs I s,,,~ n Msd;ns Gonntr.
u,s. ,s a. e 60. ~ 'sl T. = III. ana S.;aaIa
ianS - IA III ne T -. @ an hs - a. !, n;ssnS ~
sa,no sera w - ~ sle '''A 4'ffse
III. ro,.ha 49, .nm n.~a.. :. a. ,a,b
@ se'Ap4s s'ee1ssss :. : VI
seys W. u,;-. o..-. - a. CO.
paas III IN 1850 thS. :. NV Sssss sss
80. s.us :. 'sse - Ass gass I:l Is
nous e''pss s1ee' ana. ne, spss5 s' ~ - n.s
pu sIpaosns A,'ss M a. sAa, ga. sa.1lun a';, many 81:
g;,hs,and;. III ,hs s ~. . nos ~.
bssd = ssnars5 hss hsan ;n;nrsd III, bs 9be ,be
f.os. ss : NJ KI;asars 80 : sSoslla1t-sn ~, hor;.v 5
and we have 'ayarv confidence in bis ;,,'is =,
msnt - = = - eD' !:
ar. or yUoon,o 20 ,l;s.;t,, ha. ;,,t
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-16


@ The PATRIOTIC Bennett, the conf
dental editor and bosom friend OF. the
President, thinks the President has done
wisely in Withdrawing from contests so
hopeless as that must be at the Charleston
Convention. He wants to know s.
SHOW are-the Virginia and Pennsylya=
MIA democracy, the Mississippi and the Hi
nois democracy, tossquare uptheir accounts
at Charleston, with the implaeable South
ern fre-eaters holding the balance of pow
ers If the disorganizing eliaues of the
party have blokensitsto pieces in spite of
the fair, just and eoneiliatory policy Of Mr.
Buchanan administration, upon; what plat
form can these broken fragments be reu.
niteds ss7 % sEz 81 aszzs eiz SD
= In this view the wisdom of the lately
repeated declaration of MFR. Buchanan that
hewill not be among the gladiators Of the
Charleston Convention would be apparent,
event if be were in the prime of life" ~
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-16
DIRECT0RY.

The following shows the time of departures
and arrivals on the C. z. & c. z. r. at Millers-
burg and Cleveland: :,
R1rnxe EonrH.1Eh Aoc9mp,od ddtiopz lesves
MiIlersburg at 4.30 A. n, and arrives at CIeve-
land at III .lS.- -,.-si, -
The EzTse leaves Millersburg a. 1.40 P. NJ,
and ARRIVES at Cleveland al 6.15.
RUsNNG Accommodation leaves Cleye-
land az 1000 A. h., and arrives II Millersburg
at 4.42s p Nj. .s-s.ss = q. ..zss.sszs S.ssFs
Erpress leaves Cleveland al 4.55 P. NJ. and
arrives at MilleBBufg At 9!Iz.sz sssK Esf
fEThe EPrsu frain unniae Northscons
meets at Onville with the East and West trains
on the p Fl. w, and c. 3. r.. -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-16

H The different Rail Roads running
east to West have adjusted their difficult
ties, and restored the ratessofs sfreigets and
passengers as they were previous to the
2lst of April. a
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-16
Tine DOG Crnsad de in New YORK..

4
The Dog Crusade in New York.
Dog killing is as scientifically conducted
in New York as man killing in haly.s The
Mayors edict authorizes the distinction ef
all dogs found at large uumuzzled, unless
redeemed by their owners. The CANNES
are not shot down about the streets, but
are impounded in an old vessel hulk, the
person taking them being entitled toare-
ward of fifty cents for full grown dog,
or pup The dog can be redeemed the day
he is captured BY. paying $500: A shed
has beenserected on the hulk, and in this
the dogs are tied up with ropes. the count
being kept by clerk. Atthe further end
of the deck isa large cistern in which the
dogs are drowned, covered by q grating.
Half past fyesin the afternoon is the heur
of execution. A trap door in the grating
is.epened, and then put in =npon-eaeh 9TH
er, some days as high as two hundred in
number. The yelling and yelping don
melt the dog killers, who cruel close the
door, Water is then let into the cistern,
the yelps grow fainter and fainter until
dog-life is drowned out, Carts convey the
dead bodies to the carrion deposits, and
each. sacrifice lessons the number of dogs
to ebay the moon" in Gotham. -. es,s
The UPPER MIssIssippi ooD.AThe
upper and lower bridges between ST. An
thony and Minneapolis were mostly swept
away by the Unprecedented flood, aJse-
vereloss, as both were expensive Structures,
the lower bridge especially being a beauti-
full piece of workmanship. The mighty
torrent made great changes in the Falls Of
st. Anthony. The Atlas of the 4th
says.
AT the southern termination, or at the
point where the Mill Company have erect
ed their breakwater large fragment of
rock has been broken off and settled down,
which leaves the Falls more in the shape
of an inclined plane, and with a far less
abrupt fall than before. Still farther out,
and nearer the middle of the channel, the
great mass of rock which projected far
above the space below, has been broken off
BY the vast volume and force of the water,
far up into The bed of the rocky floor above
the Falls, leaving them in shape very much
like Niagara Falls on the American side.
Were it not that the mass OF rock which
has broken away, is to remain there 10 dis
figure the view during the season of low
water, we should be reconciled to the
change - ? $50 ! rF<-l' iS91 - OK
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-16

MORE Taosrs:-The 10th andsIlth of
June, 1859, e,were chilly days'and the nights
frosty-so frosty as TO cut tender yegeta
tion in some places in this vicinity.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-16

GS- There are seven executions to take
placsl in Canada next month. They tang
mnrdereFs there. In this enlightened land
swe only try them, and aequit them with
three cheers!
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-16

-vsGy The English have a great deal to
say Of their Armstrong gun. It is thus
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-16
DEPARTMENT OF. STATE,
- WAsHINGToN, May 1 !, 1859.

S1R-Yo our letter Of the 18Th inst, has
been received. In reply I have to state
that it is understood that the French Gov
ernment claims military service from all
natives Of France who may be found with
in its jurisdiction. Your naturalization in
this country will not exempt you from that
claim if you should voluntarily repair
tnlther. al ss1p Fe, s - ssss < s .fi,s 8
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-16

The announcement Of Sir James Hudson's
departure for Naples was premature
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-11
stenmbont Explosion.

AUGUSTA, GA, juno 10.
The steamer John Lawton, exploded last
night, when near Savannah; killing the Cap
tain, Pilot, Assistant Engineer, John $.
Mantinolin, a passenger and others--in all
eight killed and missing, and number bad
ly gcalded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-11
ldlsst bp Gfltar0pb.


S1 LOUIS, june 10.
Leascnworlb advices, by expresa coaches,
from Denver City, of the 1st inst, contain
extraordinary reports, calculated 70 revive
the gold fever with ten fld more yirulenco
than ever Rich nuggets have been discover
ed on the North Fork of Vasques creek, pfin-
cipally Of coarse gold and decomposedq quartz.
Great excitement prevails in the whole
country. Tho Indiana Company is making
from $3.50 TO $500 per day.
Other accounts are Of the same character
and unvarying.
Many letters are written under the inhu-
ence ofthe prevailing excitement, and are in
strong contrast with the previous gloomy
reports.
The dust taken out at Gregorys alone, is
estimated at 10000.
Denver City is almost depopulated by
people for the mountains
Provisions continued scarce.
$4,000 was offered for some claims.
Subsequent accounts will determine the
certainty Of this information, but do not vary
from this tenor. Rich specimens have been
received by this arrival. The community
here are intensely excited.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-11

A T the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estab-
n lished for the cure of Syphiis, Seminal Weak
ness and the Secret Inhrmities OF Youth and Matu-
rity by DR. AMOS x SON, Buffalo, N Y. Office,
corner Of Main and Quay streets, (up stairs.)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-11
Grain Market
Cincinnati Markets,

Cincinnati Markets,
CINcINNArI, June TO-
Flour firm. s6.0O@7,95 for superfne.
Whisky 251S,
Provisions buoyant Mess Pork $500.
Wheat steady. White 50@l 90; Red ,35
al so.
Corn active at SO
Rye In fair demand at 90.
Barley dull AZ 60@63.
Oats. 55 for prime.
Lard III
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-11
WATER COOLERS.

THE Subscriber has lately received in
lot OF Stone Ware few stone Water Coolers,
holding six gallons, a cheap artielei also lars,
crooks jugs, pans, butter jars fruit iaTs as well az
general assortment OF earthon crooks, pie dishes
stove crooks, 6e., and for sale cheap BY
myH EAstsd street, doors fSon Msia ss.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-11
Eron WnsI,inRton.

WASHINGTON june ~
The Secretary Of the Treasury has given
notice that sealed proposals will be received
until the Goth inst, for the issue Of any por-
ton, or the whole Of the $5O000o0 in Treas
ury notes in exchange for the gold coin Of
the United States, under the authority Of
the act Of Congress Of 1873; the interest
not to exceed 6 per cent. per annnm.
The receipts Of the Treasury for the week
ending Monday last, amount TO s263OOO.
Drafts issued, Sl,7l9000. Amount subject
10 draft e3574OOO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-11


THIS is work of neatly 500 pages, beautifully
Il bound in cloth, and contains loo SPLESDID md
CURIoUs EEGRAvINGs. II gives a complete descrip-
tion of the structure and function OF the reproduce
tive organs of the female, showing how married lh-
dies may have avoid large families. Also, COM
plete history OF Hermaphroditsm, with curious
Plates, showing both sexes in one.
II also gives advice to Young Ladies in selecting
husband, pointing outthe cause OF 20 much unhAppl
after marriage and the influence texert the
offspring.
The work also gives the symptoms and treatment
of all female diseases, that every female be
her own Physician.
Thelast chapter is devoted to the TOILET, giving
the receipts fol cosmetics at present in by the
nobi ity Of france, England and Russia for beAntiy
ing the skin, hair, teeth and for removing foul and
preserving sweet breath. They have been obtain
ed ut great expense.
Price DoLLARARD6O so CENTS. BY mall DOLLAR
AND 10 CENTS, or eight additional letter STAN s.
$50 copies have already been ordered. Those wish
ing copy of the rt edit should send their orders
without delay.
For a eompletete description OF the work, see
Prospectus, which will be sent receipt OF one let
/ ter stamp
AGENTS WANTED, in every town in the Union.
| P. S.-Newspapsrs copying this advertisement
twice. viii receive copy of tine first WORK, by mail,
on receipt of papers containing the sad advertise
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ST. LOUIS, June 10.

The proceedings of the meeting of the
new Board of the Terre Haute Railroad to-
day were not OF public interest MIR. Girls
void, the newly elected President, has the
appointing Of the other officers of the Com
pany
The st. Joseph West, of tho Sth, is in
formed that some fighting took place at
Atchison, X T., on the day of the election,
arising from unuaturalized foreigners at'
temnting 70 vote
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-11

HAVING MADE AN ARRANGEMENT
u with the Patentee, we are now prepared to fur.
bolts The Mill is simple in its construction, hav-
ing very little machinery occupying but little
space, and warranted TO do more work with the same
amout OF power and make as good quality of -four,
as any Mill now manufactured. PrnprietoTs of Saw
Mills especially those that use steAm wonld Ind IL
to their advantage to purchase one Of these Mills,
for the purpose of doing custom grindtng-either
wheat, corn other grain. The Mi will be sold
with or without the bolt. The principle of the Mill
Is equally applicable to the construction of large
Merchant Mills, and persons about to build, would
do well to call and examine,
We will also furnish with the Mills, Bolting
Reels of any size aud length, Smut Machines, Wheat
Cleaners, Flour Packers, eio.
Orders respectfully solicited.
PEAsE, CLEGG CO.,
Buckeye Foundry, cor. Sd and Wyandot SITS.
mill