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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07
SENTENCE OF MARSHAL TYLER.

SENTENCE OF MARSHAL TYLER
William Ell. Tyler, who, a few months
since shot Capt. Henry L. Jones, on
board his vessel, while lying in Cana
dian waters. was sentenced on Monday
last, to Imprisonment in the County
Jail for the term of one month, and to
pay one dollar fine into the United
States Treasury. Mr.. Tyler was tried
before the United States Court a few
days since and found guilty of man.
slaughter. To say the least, this will
be looked upon as very strange SEN
tence, and the great increase of crime
cannot be wondered at, when for the
crime of murder the sentence is, one
months Imprisonment IN the County
Jail. =
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07

The SICKLEs TRIAL.-The trial of
Hon. Daniel E. Sickles for the murder
of p. B. Key was commenced on Mon
day last, in Washington. Mr.. Sickles
plead "Not Guilty" to the Indictment.
The entire day was taken up in the
attempt to empanel jury. Out of a
panel of thirty jurors only five were
selected aud sworn. The prosecution
is conducted by Mr.. Robert Ould, the
United States Attorney for the District
of Columbia, assisted by Mr.. j. M.
Carlisle. Mr.. Sickles' counsel are Jas.
S. Brady and John Graham, of New
York; +. T. Stanton, of Pittsburg,
and Messrs. Samuel Chiffon and Dan
iel Radcliff, of Washington,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07
Special Notices.

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~ Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills, for all the
purposes of family medicine. What better evil
dence do you want that man does not love him
self as he ought and docs not love his family,
than that he refuses, and negIects to provide and
keep on hand this certain remedy for Liver Com
plant, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Headache, Obstruc-
tions, &c.
READ THIS TESTIMONY.
HALFxooS, Saratoga Co., July Is, 1857.
To DIR. HERRIcK 4 Co. :-GESTs The large
amount of your Sugar Coated Pills received
from your Travelling Agent are all sold. The
demand for them among our customers has been
on the increase and wish you to send MS ano-
Their lot Immediately. We keep many kinds Of
Pills in store, but It's seldom we sell any but
Herrick's. Your Kid Strengthening Plasters are
much used here and, like the Pills. please all who
use them Yours, respectfully,
WILEY & NIXON.
These Pills are warranted to Liver complaints
These Pills are warranted to cure Dyspepsia.
These Pills are warranted to cure female complaints
These Pills warranted to cure Chronic Diarrhea
These Pills warranted to cure Kidney COM
plants.
These Pills are warranted to cure sick headache
These Pills are warranted to cure nervousness
rs cents box, five boxes for 81. See adver-
tisement. Sold in Dowagiac by N. b. Hollister
and ID. w. Clemmer Miles, by all Druggists
Decatur, H. Canoll Paw-Paw, kilbourn Hud-
son, and H. G. Clapp; and by dealers everywhere.
X. II. PALMER. Agent.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07

The LAKE BOATs.-Relative to the
rumored running of the North Shore
line of steamboats, this season, the n. Y.
Tribune says: "The statement going
the rounds of the papers to the effect
that the Michigan Central Railroad
boats are to be run on lake Erie in con-
nection with thatroad,is premature. No
arrangements of the kind have yet
been made If the boats are run at all,
it will be upon more economical scale
than heretofore"
Relative to South Shore line, the
Cleveland Herald says:
The steamboat company, formed of
men of unlimited capital and unboun-
ded energy, made an offer to the Michi-
gan Southern Railroad Company, for
the lease Of the Railroad steamers for
term OF years. The offer was accep-
ted, and the boats are now in condition
to be put on the line the moment the
demand is made for them by the lessees.
The nj. S. r. II. officers consider it a
matter of certainty that the boats will
be shortly put on the line.
But whether these boats run or not.
there will be daily line between
Cleveland and Buffalo. +. B. Ward
distinctly stated but two or three days
since, that his boats would positively
form Cleveland and Buffalo line as
soon as they can be got ready.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07

ANOTHER MURDER IN DETROIT
The Aduertiser contains the particulars
of a horrid murder that was committed
in Detroit on Monday last. A man by
the name of Benedict, living in the
9th ward of that city, supposing his
wife to be unfaithful to him, stabbed
her to the heart with small clasp
pocket knife, killing her almost Instant
ly. The blade which inflicted the fatal
wound being about 24 inches in length,
and one-third of inch in width, and
sharp at the end. The murderer was
arrested.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07

A STRIKE.-The cabinet makers OF
Cincinnati are on strike. They de-
mand-not an increase of wages-but
a change in the mode of paying. Their
claim is that each man shall be paid 81
per week, at the end of each week, and
that at the end of the year, their &C
counts shall be settled in full and the
balance due paid them in cash. Here
tofore the current payments to them it
seems have been SIS per week.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07

81 The Secretary of the Mount
Vernon Association has made a report
in which she states that $15s, 1873 80 have
been paid towards the purchace money
of Mount Vernon, leaving $4,000 &c
yet to be paid, being the fourth install
ment, due Feb. 22d, 1862. She states
that $4,000 of this amount had been
received in the space of FIVE weeks pre-
ccding March Odd.
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THE MICHIGAN ELECTION.
Large Republican Gains Every Where
CASS COUNTY RIGHT SIDE UP!
The Registry Law All Right

The news from the State, although
to meagre to enable us to form any
conclusion as to the majority Judge
Martin has received, is in high de-
gree gratifying. The Republicans have
even where done nobly. Judge Mar
tins majority will not be less than was
received by Governor Wisner last fall,
and We think it will be much larger,
and that it will range from twelve to
fifteen thousand. AS far as heard from,
the Republican gains have been very
decided. In Detroit, there has been
gain of 776, in Grand Rapids 200, and
very decided gain in Ypsilanti, Ann
Arbor city and township, &c.
In this county, we have, as usual
elected a majority of the Supervisors.
The majority for Martin is from $50 to
500. In Silver Creek the entire Re-
publican ticket is elected by 200 major
ity, Martins majority is l29. In Polka
gon, the Republicans elected their
Supervisor, Town Clerk, Treasurer,
Commissioner of Highways and one
Constable. Last year this town went
strongly democratic. Martins major
ity in Pokagon is 10.
Wayne has elected an entire Republi-
can ticket by maiorities ranging from
20 to r5o. Martins majority is 43.
La Grange, as usual gives locofoco
majority. The entire democratic ticket
is elected by 81 majority. Felch's
majority is rs.
Jefferson elects Joseph Ness, DEM,
Supervisor over Marcus Peck, by 10
majority. Felch has majority of s..
Penn has gone Republican by about
IL majority. Martins majority is 81
Calvin.-The Republicans elect B. A
Thorp, Supervisor, by II majority. The
majority for the rest of the ticket was
about so. Martins majority is So.
Ontwa elects the entire Republican
ticket by a small majority. Martin has
A majority.
Marcellus elected the Republican
ticket by small majority. In this
town owing to there being no tickets
for Chief Justice, Felch has a small
majority.
Newberg. James NJ. Chapman,
Republican, is elected Supervisor.
Felch has small majority.
In Howard the whole democratic
ticket is elected. Felch's majority 40.
Volinia elects the entire Republican
ticket, for town officers.
Thus far we have nine Supervisors
to the democrats four with two towns
to hear from, and as both are strongly
Republican is but fair to suppose, that
the Board will stand IL to 4.
The returns from the State are all
that could be expected. Detroit city is
Republican. They have made glorious
work of it there, and slavocracy is
nearly run out.
In Wayne county Felch is supposed
to have about 200 majority.
in Washtenaw Co. the Republicans
have made large gains.
Jackson Co. will give Martin about
500 majority, Jackson town, contrary
to expectations gives Felch 4 majority.
Jackson city has elected an entire Re-
publican ticket with the exception of
Recorder.
Branch Co,-Coldwater township
Martin 1s5 majority.
Clinton Co.-St. Johns, 20 majority
for Martin. Last year, for Stuart;
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07
SHERIFF,S SALE

II virtue OF an execution issued out of and
County CT Cass and State of Mich;gan =, % t y.
rected and delivered have levied 1pon and shall
expose at public SALE to the highest bddsr :. ,h
County h OF ca.s IN s shs Se Of cassapo in the
the twenty day Of aF1 MaS on Sat
Ia the afternoon the following descr;bed e r,
estate to wit: Lots eighty [s7 4 arJ
eight lss in Patrick Hamilou's add;tor * ~
''iage OF Dowagiac, in said County. :" NV
JOSEPH n MARSHALL. Sh.r;g
n,,eJ .h;n.s, n uorney rnar31-4Swt>
pated 'his seth day Of March, A. d is5g
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07

az A man worth $4,000 has been
sent from Scott county to the Alton
Penitentiary, for two years, for assault
with intent to kill.-Eschange.
Had he lived in this State and sue
ceeded in killing his victim, he would
have been sent to the County Jail one
month, and been fined one hundred
cents.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07

Our ample advices by yesterdays ar
rivals from Europe leave little doubt
even among those who have hitherto
doubted-that great European struo-
gle is at hand. Whether Louis Napo-
leon really intended war when he. three
months ago, addressed his menace to
Austria through M. Hubner, or meant
only to exalt his prestige bv calling the
world to witness Austria recoiling and
humbling herself before him, is no long
er material. Suffice it that Austria is
not a Portugal, and neither her pride
nor her policy is consistent with the
role which the French usurper has as
signed her. In full view of her heter-
ogeneous populations, abasement is SUI
icide she can better endure All Aus
terlitz. Austria will cohcede nothing
mot even though Russia on the East
Is known to be the secret ally and in
stigator of France on the West. She
will not rccoil, but she will fight; and
now Louis Napoleon has thrown back
upon him the choice which he set be-
fore her-to be disgraced or 90 to war
And there can be no doubt as to his
choice-though cowardly as PAROLES.
he must fight; since his throne is sup
ported on bayonets which would desert
him IT he were to seem recreant. Thus
events march toward grand conha-
grafton with memorable strides, and
June will probably see the plains
of Lombardy red with the blood of
thousands of the dying and the dead.
But whether war come sooner or later,
it can only be prevented by the inter-
vening downfall of Napoleon. If he
lives and reigns, a collision is inevita-
bic.
AT this juncture, the Ministerial crisis
in Great Britain is inauspicious. The
Tories now in office--we can hardly
say in power-are traditionallv the
friends of Austria, while the Court,
half German, is even more devoted to
the cause of Francis Joseph. But, the
Wings and Radicals having reunited
to beat the Derby -Disraeli Reform bill
it is certain to be thrown out in the
House Of Commons, when the Ministry
must either resign or dissolve Parlia-
ment, while the latter course, it is gen.
orally supposed, must be followed by
their defeat, leaving their places to be
filled by Palmerston, Russell & Co.,
who are more favorable to Louis Napo-
leon and less friendly to Austria.
Were Palmerston to-day in the foreign
Office, he would doubtless do his utmost
TO extricate the man of December
from his dilemma, by coercing Au-
stria, if possible, into some shadow of
concession, calculated to cover ..,he re-
treat of the French despot; but even
this small prospect of interposition is
remote one. Lord Derby may posi-
bly, escape defeat in the impending
Elections; the Radicals may not be
satisfied with purely Wing Ministry
while Parmerston may be unwilling to
accept John Bright as colleague; at
all events, the influence exerted by
England over all parties in the interest
of Peace is paralyzed for the next two
months; and those months are big with
the fate OF Emperors. To Louis Napo-
leon, War is the resort of desperation,
while any attainable Peace would seem
to be inevitable ruin. We shall be dis
appointed, then, if Italy is not yelled
In cannon-smoke before the end of
June.-M Y Irib.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07

EXTRA SEssIoN.-Many of the most
experienced politicians in Washington
assert, that nothing can prevent the
calling of an extra session about the
first of September. Every day adds
more to the complications and difficult
ties of the Post-office Department.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07

PRoLIFlC.-A Utah correspondent of
the Philadelphia Inquirer says that
Hebcr Kimball had fourteen children
born to him in November last. Perhaps
it is not improper to add, for the bene-
fit of those who may not recall the
name of Heber Kimball, that he is a
Mormon, and has more than one wife.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07
az Traoedv has it's comic accom-

W Tragedy has its comic accom-
paniment, even as the best wit has a
sad element. Washington was amused
a few days since with the mot of an
irreproachuble married lady, who said
=" All! Lam so sorry for that accident
on Sunday. / have not been able to
get any gentleman to speak with me
since I've heard of it."
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07
Porter.

Mr.. EDIroR-Porter all right. Mar
tin has majority of IL. A. II. Long,
Rep, is elected; 10 maj G.
There is but one more town to hear
from, which is no doubt Republican.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07

VIcIssITuDEs OF Transformers
has strange freaks. 1t is only last year
that distilled spirits were shipped in
quantities to France, to be made into
brandy and now cargo OF wheat,
from France, is expected at New York
orders having been some time since in
consequence of high domestic prices.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07

ELEGANT, CANDID AND TRUE.-The
Chicago Herald says: "We do not
hesitate to acknowledge that the Dem
ecratic party in this State at present is
IN a condition by no means enyiable."
The frankness of the Herald is only
eqaaled by its truthfulness.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07

coRnEcrrD WEEKLY.

REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
April Z, 1889.
FLouR-Best quality, $500 a 800 per bbl
wHzAr- $l.2o q el.25 per bushel.
CoRS--6Oc. @ Csc. per. bushel.
OArs--40c q 45c. per bushel
PoraroEs-65c a zoe. per bushel.
BEANs-$1.0 oc. al s1z per bushel
HAMs-10c. per pound.
BurrER-1sc. q zoe. per pound.
CHEEsE-12c. a &c. per pound
LARD-l2c per pound.
HIDEs-green, 61zc. q 7c per ID.
HrDEs-dry, l3c. a lac. per ID.
PELrs-$1 90 a - each.
APPLEs-Dried 1211zc. q lie. per b. ~
EGGs-7c. per dozen.
SALr-fne, s2.25 per Dbl; coarse, ease; Use.
Der sack.
TIMOTHY SEED-$250 per bushe1. oaE ~
CLOVER SEED-$7.00 per bushel
PLAsrER-$S.50 per ton
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07

10 Hon. Henry Waldron will please
accept our thanks for bound copy of
the Report of the Select committee OH
Naval Contracts and Expenditures.
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Election in Decatur.

FRIEND CT herewith send YOU a
statement of votes polled in this village:
SUPERVISOR.
Orrin I. Welch, Rep, 159
Joel Camp, DEM, 81
TOWN TREASURER.
Daniel Rogers, Rep, SO
William E. Trowbridge, Dem, Isl
TOWN CLERK.
"A. Stafford, Rep, on DEM, ticket, 147
William K. Van Hise, Rep, 90
JUSTICE, FULL TERM.
E. S. Parker, Rep, 1873
James Hutts, Rep, on DEM, ticket, 100
JUSTICE, TO FILL VACANCY.
j.. FL. Wallace, Rep, on DEM, ticket, 1873
S. NJ. Rogers, Rep, 80
The Democrats got Highway Com
missioner, and Republicans School In
spector. Yours, w.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07

The jackson Citizen contains the
following letter from number of citi-
zens of jackson now at St. Joseph and
e'sroute for the gold mines, in regard
TO the price Of outfits at that place
and other border towns of Kansas: -
st. Joseph, Mo-, March "a, 1859.
G. v. DRLAND, ESQ.,,
Dear We the undersigned
citizens of Michigan wish to correct
through your paper, the misrepresenta-
tons, afloat in Your section as regards
the procuring of outfits for the Kansas
Gold Mines, in the border towns of
Kansas and more particularly in this
place. The following prices can be re-
lied upon: Eaoii .es lsa
Mules, per pair, $3.50 to $3.50
Horses, $50 to $50
Oxen, 60 to 90
jackson Wagons, each, 70 to 80
Harnesses, per sett,. 10 to IS
Flour, per hundred, 3 to $50
Bacon, per pound, Scents, Ham lo3
cents; Beans So per bushel, and ali
other necessary articles for complete
outfit as cheap as can be bought in
Michigan. sai ssse
And all other necessary articles for
a complete outfit as cheap as can be
be bought in Michigan. ae
The supply.is fully equal to the de-
mand, and at present, quite large sur
plus on hand. The latest news received
here respecting the mines, is of the
most flattering nature. Yours,
Very Respectfully.
Gro w SrN,Dco>r T,ol,,o., t--
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07

APPOINTMENT. = Ga4ernor Wisner
has appointed Mr.. Vaf yieit, of Sagi-
nav, as Home Commissioner of Immi-
grafton, to reside at Detroit. He is
highly spoken Of, where be is known.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07
New Advertisements.
List of Letters

DEMAINING in the Dowagiac Post Office,
III April LIST, 1859.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-07

Lowman, George
Lyon, Betsey Mrs.
Lon, John
McNally, Tho's. 9.
Mildbury, Carr < Co.
MesSra.
Magee, John ID.
Magee, Dwight
Norton. L. d.
Penoyes, John
Pill. Henry
Skidman, j.
Strong, James
Skinner, Tho's. Esq.
Steele, Caroline Mrs.
Smith, Elizabeth Mrs.
Taylor, j. +.
Thall, James
Townsend, NJ. +. Mrs.
Taylor, T. II.
Wells, Elias W.
Williams, John
West, George
White, Hannah Mrs.
West, John ID.
Whidden, j. n. Esq.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01
9silganlpn { Anltritarl
Christmas.
Now thrice welcome, Christmas,
Which brings IA good cheer
Minced-pieE and plum porridge,
Cool ale and afronr her.


Christmas has become day Of general festivity
among all Christian people; tits the season for re-
joiciBg with the young and for reflection with the
old. The ardent hopes and affections Of Youth re-
ceive new impulses on this occasion. and the calm
philosophy of Age teaches more impressively the
wisdom Of resignation To all Christmas should be
3 time Of proft-of thankfulness-of acknowledge
ment Of Divine mercies, and # new resolution TO
perform our duties to God and man
The day, at present, is not generally married oy
the indulgence Of boistereus reyel as in odsn tine;
the Wassai and the drinking songbelong TO- the past
and this great anniversary is Row more devoted to
religious and domestic enjOyment-to ihe inter
change Of kindly greetings and those tokens Of az
lection which sf0rd such wealth of JOY to Memory
In after years. cT C-
Would that We had many more such festivals
such days for social jubilee and moral reelection
every year But, as We have only few. let us make
the best use we can OF those accorded to as BY
opening cur. hearts wide, when they occur to all
the holy and generous sentiments the time is caleu-
lated 10 ilspire-let eur bosoms be ceansed from
all unchsritableness, and love and sympathy abide
therein. This is the way to make merry Christ
mas" for the heart and give TO the soul that happy
serenity which conscientious discharge of duty
alone can impart -.l u
Thus endeth our moral lesson for Christmas, and
We shah only add hope, that all who read this
PosT-all our friends-sy, al our enemies and " sll
the rest Of mankind may have "a MERRY CHRIST
MAS. To-day We forgive everybody their trans
gressions against us-neWspaper borrowers beggars
stesiers, and black republicans-aata Kondqy.-
Boston Post. s-lI
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-
FTVHS Great Central Route eounecng the Atlantis cities with
Western Northwestern. and Southwestern States,
nuous Railway direct This road Piesury
With daily lines Of Steamers 70 al ports he Wsern Rivers
md a Cleveland and Sanduy with steamers all ports tie
aorthWeern Lakes making the most direct ch6Gpe AID r
Tou By which FREIGHT be forwarded and RON ihs
Trsdt Htst.
Rates BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsBURa-
EIRsr CLtss-Boots, Shoes Dry Goods On - - IooA
boxss,) Furs, Feathers, &c, ~ - A-
SEcoED CLAEs.-Books and Stationary. Dry ~ -. sno.
Goods On hsles,) Hardware, Leather, SC, - -
THIRD CLASs.-AnVls. Bagging, Bacon and "a - ,oo.
Pork lin bulk,) Hemp, &c, - P' W.
FoUETH CLAsa-Codse, Fish, Bacon, and Pork 20 - ,ooa
tpacked,) Lard and Lard Oil, - ~ '@
Flour-75ots per Dol. until further notice.
Grain-35cts. per 100 lbs, iii further notice
CotOnS2 bale exceeding 5000 lbs weight, until fur
ther notice.
In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phade Phia
particular to mark package 'piG. Pdil1deptfG RrOGd
All Goods consigned the agents 81 this Railroad Phad
phia Psburg will be forwarded without dsention.
FREIGHT AsENrs-EGrris, W0rmley 4 Co. Memphis, Tenn
& =. So IS Co., St Louis J. s. Mitchell Son. Evansyie
In6is7a; Dunsuil, Bell Murdock Carter JeEstt.
Louisville, KY R. c. Meldrum, Madison Indiana sPrngna
BroEn and Irwin Co., Cincinnati, n " Graham 4 Co..
GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leach Co.. No. 81 Kby street., Boston;
eech & Co. Astor HOUSE, New York No ], William street,
No. Battery Place New York; T. J. Sneer, Philaephas
NagreW Eoons Baltimore; Geo. Q. Franciscus, Pitts
H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agsat, h1'G.
HI. IOMBAERT, Sept, AIto0nG, Penn.
aprl. 'SS-tf
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DELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY, on Front near
Broad street. The subscriber respectfully returns his
thanks the public for avors and soc continuance Of
patronage in the above line also,
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING,
Together with every description Of Metal Turnings, Metallic
Packings, Balbit Metal and Castings.
Soda Founs Generators, Ale Pumps and Pumps Of
description manufactured erder repaired at short notice
Cash will paid all times for Old Copper and Brass
sug25-d B. COLE.
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FARMERS

NKTILL doubtless be gad that in view OF the
w continued stringeney, have concluded
reduction IN popular and unapproachAbs Corn and
COB Mills the ExcelsiOrs as will bring within reach
OF all II IS now offered for this only, all complete
Two sets OF grinding al the very Low Of Forty Dollars.
AS Tar as we are aware this lower than the Excelsior
before been offered IN the United States and its superiority Is
unquesone by those destitute pFeudce we trust Farmers
VII appreciate our Efforts by sending IN heir orders Believing
HE public have long since awarded to the Excelsior the
superiority We win, without discussing Its surprising merit offer
II to them with the that the Excelsior adapted crush
ing corn and cob, What &C., for stock and grinding
meal for family 1t discharges the meal directly into half
bnshe and provided with movable grinding surface which,
when worn OUT be restored alta Of three dollars Agents
throughout the State authorised to sell the Excelsior
Persons wanting the above viii please address
JAMES c. BALDWIN,
dec94-d6tW3m 81 College street, Nashville, Tenn