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Il is the largest Of the political segments
Of italy. having territory Of Al ,52l square
miles, and population<0t the last census, in
1867 or o,fl1,05O. This is the worst gov
eminent ofall that disgrace Italy, and many
Of its later records are hideuus with darkness
and crime
France has q foothold ut Rome, having
reinstated the Pope By her own military arm
in the revolutions Of 1S48, aud still, as
we'll as Austria, maintaining garrison
there Perhaps the Neapolitan territory,
also, may be considered, in part, debatable
ground, AS to Franch and Austrian influence.
II is clear, however, that the supremacy OF
Austria IN Italy is SO marked as to be .
thorn in the flesh to France and that rem
nant Of the old Napoleonic ambition is alive
and at work from which serious troubles be-
tween these powers must ere long ensuc.
II is manifest that Napoleon is very desirous
for an outbreak at Milan, and that he along
with Victor Emanuel, would gladly take part,
in that event against Austria Whether
such Intervention would be greatly service.
able to Italian liberty we will not now dis
cuss Its ultimate aim must be to break the
| hold Of Austria upon Italy, either, in order
that the latter might work out noble destiny
| for herself under constitutional government
like that Of Piedmont, and independent, or
for the sake Of usurping the place Of Austria,
as an invading dictator, after the latter has
been driven out To us it seems certain that
whichever may be the design Of the Emper-
or, Italy cannot fail to be the gamer in the
end, in rescuing herself from the talons Of
the Hapsburg vulture.
The present state, in and regarding Italy,
thercfors;ls one more exciting interest than
we have seen since the connections Of lS4S.
That some important change in the affairs Of
Europe for the leading nations will be no
uninterested spectators) is certain to arise
from this conjunction of affairs and then
speedily, hardly admits Of question The
active influences to this end are ut work, in
many ways, and the crisis cannot long be
averted. Gin. Gazette.
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Iee - b blest with warrior strength,
10 uield the sverd end wear the eiaive.
VI RE 70 eonqueror's fame Ct length.
ProelAims the good or makes the brave.
10 have the power 10 hide the scorn,
AID rise shove the hate and strife
o. those 70 wealth and title born,
Il Tie crowned courage Of our life.
Whas ere The swords that prop king
The banners il his army's van
10 strength Of soul. that dares 20 spring
And show the monarch in the mGs
King and the mightiest men Of arms,
Strong ~ the heads Of realms they bide
Sport - they may with fortunes charms,
They are like leaves upon the tide.
In dim Of old sepulchres they lie,
The feast Of silence and decay,
While the true world heart beateth high
And thrones itself upon to-day.
Give me the man whose hands have tossed
The corn-eeed to the mellow soil.
Whose feet the forest depths have crossed,
Whose brow il nobly crowned with toll.
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oct 2s-awtf WOODWARD 1ElsER sttERRILL,
Bura gton. Iowa.
PoiE err, Mar eh I'd, ls5s.
To All to Whom it May Concern.

I 4 vi the inv entor Of and useful Improvement
in Smut achines, which right secured to by
letters patent bearing date 2Oth Oct 1S5 and there
are certain parties manufacturing machines and using
my imProv emenss This to notify alI persons who
make use vend said improvements, that will hold
each ard every person, who iniringes my rights,
s2onsibie for all such heterogeneous, and will at their
expenr.e establish the validity ofmy patent.
Now part of what ] claim my invention Ii the
scou ling device formed of the beaer attached to the
cyl ndricai screw, In combination with the securing
pla tie cylinder, formed OF series Of rings placed
the other. / further claim the Adjustable
screens placed in the chamber and arranged relatively
with the fan, whereby the CHEFS ard high nd inferior
grain may when OF sufficient value, discharge from
machine separately, aad in II clean state, or, when
worthless allowed pass tire fan box be elected
Gerefrom with the fntr and lighter 10 esn substances
This is part Of what claim In the summary to my
patent. Tie above notice WILL hope, be suc emit, that
may cla'n, ignorancs Of my right.
A word to the wise IL sLaiceut.
Mach 81 A~tf EGttS A. wa0nTGRD
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25 MILES STAGING SAVED!
Burlington & Missouri River
"a l;zzs
E A IL 2 % AID!
Now OPEN To FiIKKxEEH.
Is miles further West than any other

% miles further West than any other
Railroad in Iowa!
Shortest, Quickest and Best Route
10 Chicago, New York, Boston, Philadelphia and
Baltimore; keokus, st Louis and Cincinnati, and to
all points Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio and
Canada.
On and after August Goth
TWO DAILY TRAINS
Fairfield for BuTlngtoI--4 O'Clock A. NJ. and
o'clock p M-Sundays excepted; making close con.
nections with the Trains Of the
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON L. QUINCY
PEORIA AZ JGx ANs. 4 sRsTLsEOA rs.
For Chicago, New York, Boston and all points .as.
at Gaieshurr, with the Northern Cross Railroad for
Qunty; at Mendoza, h the Illinois Central Raro adj
for Galena and Duncith and st Louis and Cairo, at
Burlington, with the fast sailing Keoku' for
Keokak and st Louis.
SPEGaAs. NOTICE.
Passengers from the Interior OF Iowa and orthern
Missouri, will save rs miles staging time and oney by
buying their Tickets via Western Stage ompa, 10
Fairfield, where they buy Through Ii ekeis to all
points East and South via Burlington ad Missouri
River Railroad.
Passengers for keokuk can leave Fairfield by this
route at 4 oc ock A. NJ. and l o'clock p NJ, and ar
rive keokuk at p. NJ. and ii 50 r NJ respective
", and save to.atyfoe miles staging ana rdlgtJle
time.
Baggage Checked Through from Fairfield,
No Charge for Handling.
TO SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK.
Stock Trains will run regularly, leaving Fairfield
daily. Sundays excepted. These Trains will have all
the rights of Passenger Trains, thus nsurng
aud consequently avoiding all those vexatious delays
that are occurring on other routes:
Through Contracts given to Chicago or Nsso York
JOHN u. READ,
seRtl4-wly Vice President and Supt
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Senlna Mlatbiles.

WARRANTED EQUAL TO THE BEST. VIII sew
w all kinds Of goods from the finest to the coarsest
~ y simple convenient and durable aai especially
adapted to family use.
Any person Of ordinary intelligence can learn in ans
hour to II successfully. " -
Complete printed directions will be sent with eyerv
maehiHe All inquiries BY letter. with an extra post
OF sewing. P
Ihe Machines are exhibition ut the Shoe S,o-a ~
" IL svtetser, Barrel House Block, vi ere The Agent
VIII DC happy TO give all necessary nfortaaiian.
oetl-d6wn J. NJ. GORDON
Agent, for Ues Ma!.rs County
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CURE THAT COUGH.
Eow is the Time, and
II A ! / S
B AIS A M !!
The Best Remedy

chltis, wasting OF Flesh. Night
Sweats. Splitting Of Blood. Whoop-
ing Cough, Difficulty of Brea h.
ing, Colds, Coughs, Influenza,
Phthisic, Pain in tae size, ana
all Diseases of the Lungs,
it stands unequalled
Ia HAS AFFECTED CURES
In numerous where the most skilfu, physicians
in this country and in Europe have ben employed,
and exercised their skill in vain Cases which they
pronounced IEcuRABLE, and surrendered as HOPELESS
BEYOND pouBr, leaving their patients without single
ray to enven them in their eloom have been cured by
DIR. HALLS HALSAM.
We have certificates OF strongest ard most posi-
tive nature from the following rartes whe are well
known in he places where they live:
One from j. W Piummer, Vnton. Iowa, or remarka-
BILE cures.
One from John Runyen, waverly Iowa, Of lis own
One from Sam'I lie aman, Camden Hi.Isdale county
Mich. Of beloved daughter saved.
One from Eli Budd, Athens, ILL.,, who was given upb
six doctors.
One from DR. A G. Doom, Bloomfield Iowa, Physi
clan OF 70 years practice.
One rom Robert O. shinn, Marion, Iowa, or a con.
5umptiye daughter cured
One from NJ. NJ Van Deusin Springfield m as THE
REMEDY for LING Diseases.
Ore FROM teen Ply 'ieans, certifying It TO Be better
remedy as thsy have tried them all
one from ): Wentworth, Chicago, Ill. Of a cough
oil Syears standing. An astonishing cure.
Ore from McClanghry 4 Campbell! Fountain Green
i saying, IT Ia <es Ike wiidfre and like charm
One from X. McCracken, Manchester. scott Coanty
III says-oid Line Doctors stand chance when
patients can get your BalsaIn.
one from harriet Cnmmins. Cincinnati, o., cured or
severe bronchial difficulty, raising Of blood, &c
One from John OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cor. Pearl and
Western Row ,CincInnati, o.
We certify to the genuiness OF the above certificates
ana could furn s hundreds OF others OF nature quite
4 rf q IN MI SnH.
lungs and throat.
HOiLEs, SMITH & CO.,
Pr, p,ietors
l23 Lake st., Chicago, (Remoyed from Ia a Water i,
to whom all orders must be addressed
wholesale and Retail Dealers in Patent Medicine
generally.
So by all Druggists. poyspsm
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AiRbrOtypcs enciascd lin Neat Cases
for 30 Cents.
AT the Ambrotype and Photograph Gallery formerly
occupied by A. g. Gage, over Crswel Hillouse's
Store, j derson street, between I'd and 4,h.
THE SUBSCRIBER cfers to the city OF Burlington
4 and vicinity a rare opportunity for short time
to pictures OF the finest quality and latest inn
proved styles at half the usual prices. Pictures
neatly inserted Gases, Pins, Rings, de- at so cents.
Come and all and examine specimens.
febS-3nw l.. d. CAMPBELL, Artist.
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8. Accumulated interest on investments, 1857 s.
Total Assets. $4l9.OS4 g.
THE LIABILITIES OF THE COMPANY Are "A

Total Assets, $4l9Os4 &c
THE LIABILITIES OF THE COMPANY ARE AS
FOLLOWS:
9Th. The amount of liabilities due no: due
to Banks and other creditors, none.
9th. Lo.ses adjusted and due, none.
Ith. Losses adjusted and not due, 1861 90
til. Losses nnadiusted, 1871 OV
9th. Losses i'll suspense, and waiting further
proofs, Is .375 90
estimated at 1900 90
Total Liabilities, :3l ,S43 90
lith. The greatest amount insured in SIX *
cept in n few special cases, il S5,gav
18th The amount insured in any ont city, town or
village IL indefinite depending upon size and how
18TH The amount insured in any one h!acE deaends
upon lis Size and constructive subject 10 above rules
l4.i Certified Copy osCharter otthe Company lied
in 1853. 3D.
II. KELLOGG, Secretary.
STATE Of Connecticnt q
County Of Hartford, ( - Hartford, jar 10 1850
Personally appeared, II. KEl LOGG sec:etaiy OF the
Phoenix Insurance Company, and ma,lt oath tina; the
foregoing statement by im subscribed i true accord
ing TO his best knowledge and belief.
Before me, JULIUS l.. STRONG,
Justice orthe Peace.
J. G. LAUMAN BRO, Agents.
Auditors Office Iowa
II hereby certified that the Phoenix Insurance Com.
pany OF Hartford Connecticut has flee tf.is Office
renewed Statement, IN ordance with Section Chap
li9 Laws Of 1851, which receives my approval | do
therefore renew the certificate of Aeslcy of j. G.
LAuMAS, Esq for burlington which Il hereby contin-
ueG in full force aud eect for the year 1859 1t is fur
Their certified that the annexed Is copy the State
ment filed.
Witness my hand and seal at pes Moines th
Il. s. Goth day of January, 1859.
w. CAITELL,
ieoi-opow Au. tor Of State.
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Farm for Sale

A DESIRABLE FARM for sale, situated in the cen
IA tire Of Union township, Des Moines county, State
of Iowa. For further particulars Inquire OF PHILIP
LOOTZ the premises. feb1-w3t
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ed 70 each purchaser ~ the time OF sale: Nsssas
SO Pat. Eng lever Gold Watches, worth eieo A
~" ,s.u1, n ~" 80 w ~ 500
4 80 silver Watches, good time keepers, a~
\ 200 Gold Chains, n@
40 Gold bracelets, "a
$40 Gold 1hlmbies,
1900 Jet or Kiorentine Drops, -
y 1850 Jet or Forentne Pins,
5000 Cameo and Mosaic sets, -
5000 Cameo Pins, a.
5000 Painted Portrait Pins.
Coco Sets Cameo Drops.
1000 Gold Breast Pins, ~
1000 Gold Ear Drope, a.
600 800 Cold Pen aid kbony Holder. is
lOo0o Sets Gents Sleeve Tuttons, sS@
$500 Sets Cameo Sleeve Battens, ia
lp00u se,tk Ladies' Sleeve Buttons, a.
10000 Sets Gold Shirt studs, aN
1000 Sets Gold Shirt studs, IN
5000 Sets Cameo shirt Studs, "a
10000 Setts Cameo shirt Studs plain, a.
5000 Gold Pencils and Gold Pens, sA
feDOp Geld Pencils, 2M
Iooco Ladies GoiA Pens, Ivory Holder, 40
lUsA0 Ladies' Gold Breast Pins, iH
10000 Gents Gold Watch Keys sM
10000 Gents Gold Breast Pins, la
1900 Gold Rings. IM
5000 Ribbon Sfdes. 40
Col Us Ca taiogue. which 10 sent free 10 al u,y,
Of the country, contains all tie mos. popular eoessa
the day.
Agents wanted in every town In the Union. M.
desiring to act, can obtain full particulars by sar
sing as above.
Being largely interested in publishing books aud uy.
ing from other publishers In business, quantities 4,
cash, enabled 10 make larger discoana to cev.
try agents than can be had at any other estsbAsas
in the country.
An extra sl - Eook and n given To any psrvOu ~.
dering ten books at enc time to ne address.
Send for Catalogue. Address
"A. COLBF AGO.
dec2s w3n lis RAndoiP ~'reet, CAiaso
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Gifts! Gifts! Gifts
SPLENDID GIFTs,

30 mileage.
u the public, that their Cir Book ss,. e5ds ~
nently established In Odd Fel.o~s' BqtIsl.. ptrEs
Clark and Dearborn streets, where ~ lssses
each book, atthe regular retail price, vii ,..ass VI
Of the following gifts, valued ri from Al IA t1s
person sending for Books, and no. sstEt.s ~. Aay
Gfts, can hare The privilege ~ ssIeciing n 1s
81 rs beck mnt ing tws ten shilling BOOK. ~ gs aes
each. psrsons co state r her orders Gin ~ 7.
select IN place n gift. That ~ better than y ~
Gift book sale carrs In the United states r. mh<s
10 New York, Boston ~ Philadelphia yaur M, =.
ued at from 10 cents TO sig0. Surtherfsa,. - ~.
cost nearly double the amount or your purrh.. sead
press charges. ~
One OF the Gifts ofthe following schedas A.. -.
ed 70 each purchaser ~ the time Of sale: s~as
Del gav lave Grtd "A
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THE HrDDEH HAHD.

By EMMA D. Z. n. SOUTHWORTH,
ACrHoR or .rHE BRIDE or An EVENING TIE
pss8RrEp WIFE, ETC, ETC, ETC.
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A DEMMERLE.

81 DDLE AND HARNESS MAKER,
Washington. between EIl:n q Sd SITS.
vV'HE undersigned has hand and manufacture to
/ order Saddles Harness and all articles in his line,
in any style desired. They have purchased the right TO
manufacture shattacks Patent Collar, believed TO be
the best article used
s Chairs, Sofas, etc, trimmed III any style desired.
Orders solicited a. DEMNE aLE.
octb-d3m-wiy Gree Piess copyl
NEW SASH, EsfsCgg AND ssE.ENE FAC
~ IssEss. Mt. Pleasant Street, opposite the Cd
Plank Road Depot, adjoining the Oil MIL Burlington
Iowa. All common WORK constantly on hand, and Or
ders, by mail or otherwise promptly attenaedto.
nov. 2s.x. URIaH Lopez.
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II q r. LIN L, n o X
i. n. DALHoEF, .Principal

Tcrms-For unlimited course in Double Entry
Mercantile Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Commercial
Computations, Commercial Correspondence, &C., &c,
$500.
The course OF Instruction il the Host comprehensive
taught, and Is completely reduced 10 practice ~ 70
meet every possible contingency In business.
PcnEMn DshiP-Taught in the latest and most
approved principles.
Com e re i0s law Lee rcA-Wn bcRven
by Mr. G. Ben Darwin, Of the abest members OF the
Burlington Bar subjects necessary for every business
man to be acquainted viii.
An Elegant DiplO m0 Under the seal Of tn
State College Of Pennsylvania awarded to graduate
Send for Circular hy mail feb l3-xy.
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PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Important to Millers!

WOOD " a zs lbs NEW SMUT VI AGHlNE
AND SEPAEsATOiS COW sf1NED.
NNyE take this method OF tn nrning siers generally
w that ufacsGrlng and will keep
constantly hand Woodwari's Ccmbir.ed Shutter ana
Separator. This Machine consider he beet nov In
: use, and We hazard nothing in saying cry Miller who
has yet used it will bear this assertion. 1t ID
coIpa Il and dur able, With than most
machines and does all the heretofore performed By
three machines viz: the Screen, Separ ator sad smut
ter, TO say moth of the FaIGing MIL which has Usual
ly to be used In cleaning drstirom ofal.
As to the mode OF OPERATOR, in the EST place IL kepa
rates the sticks, throws smut balls and part Of the
oats from the grain before securing While In ne
proc 80 of securing the grain Is brough In contact with
str ing blast Of air, which carries dust fast ~
made. II then passes into larger Sc parator where
Is cleared of chess imperfect grains, oats, &C., and ID
then ready for grinding. The dust liz all only
cleared from the grain but from Il chess and
DIAL, and blown clear out CT the n III. Another very
great advantage ID that il be set the door
with the burrs any where in Il mill that may be
desired. as 1t makes dust whatevt r.
Every Miller knows thattis utterly impossible 10 con-
struct mil that VIII make god ou OF dirty grain,
unless the dirt be first removed. Nc better machine has
yet been invented for this pnrpos Iran WJodwaris
adaptef D Western Grain. They ID aGd
beg At two Of the Mills in '.his city Sunderland
Brcs., and Keiser & Co.'s.
( Orders promptly attended to.
oct 2s-dwtf WOODWARD lesser sHERRILL,
Buriin gton. Iowa.
POI err, Man CHI I'd, ls5c.
Mr. ia WOODWARD:
Dear Sir:-Yours nutter that have had in
for about eighteen months the perfect
chine Of the Kind new in use. used me hine that
purchased in Chicago for short time af;ei started,
months than the whole of the machine that get
from YOU four uachir has not cost any thing for
repairs, and is now, after eighteen months service,
doing It's work in the perfect Manner Please
cept my thanks for pa atos snd hest wishes for your
aarisas~ GLoRGE BEEBE
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General Land Agency Office
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA

IAEA TER {. = o q NJ l. u !,
~ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR.
VIII promptly attend to Land Agencies, Investing
Money, Locatin and Selling Land Warrants, Paying
Faxes, Selling Real Estate, and all other branches Of
the Land Business, In Western Iowa and Nebraska.
mar 7-bptf.
DEAL Estate iM Council Bluffs and
N OlNahR.-Persons DESTROYS Of securing Real
Estate In either OF these fourishing towns win do well
send their ordcrsto ID. G. BLOOMER,
mar 7-bptf. Land Agent.
Counrii Blu Ifs. Iowa.
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r. D. CROKER

i. ~. ChUGAGh,
{Senior partner Of late firm CrocLer 1 Bro.)
It Attorney 81 Counsellor at LNyW,t
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
XXTgLI. attend promptly TO Collection Of Debts,
w Land Agencies Discounting Notes, and ali other
business Of his profession.
OFFIcE-9ver Coolbaugh Brooks Bank, corner JEFF.
arson ant Slain sts fiaiy 3-bpy.
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Valuable Farms far sale.

THE undersigned oers fof safe ne farm % which
he resides, containing - acres. y lies ~ Les
county, one mhe south east Of AnEusa--hss upon y
two dwelling bnuses,s commodious new barn, over one
hundred aerss under cultivation, good bearing orch.
srd, and otaer improvements ~ . healthy an0
pcasant location and rich and desirable farm Seintng
timber. M
Atso-A farm containing 100 acres, one mile east of
The abo~e hslf timber, the other half under iuarove.
meht, log buildings &c. Water In abundance on both
places. -
janis-Ytf DRURY TARLKY.
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S I A 7 E M E N I
.
INSURANCE tGHTANY

OF THE CONDITION CT tn
PREENIN INSURANCE eMT'ANY
Of Hartford. Conn, on tie 3lst day Of Decem-
ter 1858, made to The Audttor y Io,ga, par-
suant TO tie Statute Of that State, approved
January 2SN, 1857.
1st. The name Of the Company Is the Pic.
nix Insurance. Company" and is loc ted
in Hartford Conn.
Cd The amount Of lis Capital took i. 100000 co
81 The amount Gifts Capita Stock pa dupts 100000 90
4th ASSETS OF COMPANY FOLLOWS
l. Cash on hand and in i;alk, s53,45i IL
2. Cash in he hands Of, and due
from Agents, 35,sii6
- ss,6a5 81
8. Real Estate owrsd By the Gem
pany uneneamberei cost, 6,466 II
4. Amouht loaned on Mortgages Of
Real tate, $4,000 90
5. Amount loaned pledge Or
Bank stocks, IA, 600 90
G. Bin receivable for loans, am
ply secured, ID, ~ 90
PAsyAL. Mart
I. 50 shares U. S. Trust
Co.'S stock, N.Y., $1,000 $500 90
200 shares American Ex-
change Bank stock, n. Y, 90 600 2i,200 90
2G0 IS Metropolitan Bank
stock, N. Y, 10000 2a,s6oee
200 SIS Bank Of Commerce
stock, Y, 10000 2e,,01 20
200 SIS Merchants rxch'e
Bank stock NY, 10000 1o.4eooo
100 SIS Continental Bank
Isl s. Meehaancs' Bank 'Y''s
stock, NY, 1850 s,as95e
leo IS ocean Bank stock,
NY, 5000 1850 90
los IS phenix Bank stock, ~
90 IS PLonix Bank stect,
Hartford, 20 coo 20 200 60
20U SIS Mer. and Manufac.
Bank stock, Hartford, 21,Gl0 81 zee 80
200 IS lima Bank stock,
Hartford, 2o,ooo 2l,' 90 %
53 SIS Mercantile Bank
stock, Hartford, Is 500 142JH co
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THE COLEMAN FARM MILL.
The Wonder and 4dmiration of The Age !
Every Farmer his own NJ tllcr:
Great Saving of Time and Expense.

THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL METALLIC MILL EVER
INVENTED FOR MAKING BUCkWHEAT
AND FAMILY FLOUR.
Itcan be run by Horse, Steam, Wind or Water Power,
Price, with Sieve arranged, for sitting Corn Meal
for family use, while grinding, $50
Price, with Boting Machine attached, for making
Family Flour, 475
Descriptive Circulars be had, or the Mill be
In operation at the Office OF the "Coieman Farm
Mill Company" Tribune Buildings, No. Spruce st.
", where all orders win receive prompt attention.
febl-w6m EH5s MARTIN THATCHER Sec.
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