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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
TIE PEARL
S e w i n g MI a chine i.
NEW!

THE. want of a Sewing Machine which would
thread stitch Il ifEachine combining the g5od points of
the high priced iattiincs without theft ko544ipifcation of
a1achihrrr) and which could be manufactured and sold 50
chcarly as to bring it within the reach of those who most
need the assistance OF IA reliable machine. has been well
understood by the public generally, but Itiore clearly
perhaps by those hno 3santed ono but c5uld no: pay the
price,
Such a fhachine fsn63A presented TO the public under
the maine of - PEARL
Twill not claim for the PearI-aS is usual "a fh al sew
ing magazine adveTtiScments-that it r. better in all res
poets than all others, but will simply say. that the ease
and noiscless manner In which it performs the most deli
cate. difficult and durable sewing, viii commend it and
give it reputation.
Some of the advantages possessed by the Pearl over
other machines may be nlcntaoned-
Its simplicity uf constitution obviatcs the necessity Of
the usual long list Of printed Instructions that accompany
most other machines, for running and Keeping in order.
Any person of ordinary mechanical skill can learn in a
short time how To- manage the Pearl and do good work on
IT. The icarl does not drop stitches. BY IA very simple
and ingenious attachment to this machine this difficulty
Is eh.Ctually overcome. 1t does not break needIes-aI
lowing plenty of space in which the needle can pass up
and down, there is no danger of this trouble. 1t works
with an under feed, runs very easy, and is no. at all diff
cult to manage.
| am authorized by the manufacturers to warrant the
machine to do any kind of family sewing satisfactory,
and tn be free FROM any impcrfectiOn in construction.
All who wish to see or buy an excellent sewing ma
chime are invited to call and examine the Pearl.
c. PI4ATT, AGENT
For Delaware aud Union Counties.
No. 3, WILLIAMS BLOCK, Sept. 9, SO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
Young Ladies' School,
Delaware, Ohio.
H. RURNHAM and MRS. ANNE pickle

DtIaNV afe, OHIO.
MISS H BURNHAM and r ANNE PICKET
4AA propose opening, in thus town, Il School Of high or
der for. the educdton of Young Ladies' and Misses in the
building known as the DELAWARE FEMALE COLLEGE. Hill
street, South Delaware.
Facilities will be afforded for an extensive and thorough
course of study-and no efforts will he wanting to induce
a high state Of morals and manners among tho umpiis.-
Particular attention will be given to Pcnn1auship and
the Ornamental Branches.
The first session viii open on Monday, Sept. IL, and
continue 20 weeks.
Pupils from abroad can he accommodated with Board
and Rooms in the building upon reasonable terms.
TERMS Primary studies, per half session t.. 81 90
Higher y * - - S2 en- IN az
Tuition fees to be promptly paid before or at the close
of each half session. sent q
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
FARM LANDS FOR SALE a5 miles from phila-

LIAhM LANDS FUR SALE % mules trOln PhlIa-
IL deiphia by Railroad, in the state at New Jersey
Soil among the best for Agricultural purposes, being II
good loan soil with = clay bottom. The land Is Il large
tract! divided mo Eunll lartItS. and hundreds from all
parts of the county are now settling and building. The
crops produced are large and can be seen growing. The
climate is delightful. ami secure from froSts. Terms from
Sl5 to $50 per acre. payable within four years lay install
mcnts. To visit the placc-IGaVe Vine Street Wharf at
Philadelphia at 7 l. "A. m. by Railroad for Eamnoutuu,
or address X. j. Byrnes, by letter, HaInnIonton Post Of
flee, Atlantic County, New Jersey. See full advertise
mcnt in another column. Jyl5#6m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23

G. D. POTTER & co.
4G plcte assortment of
American and Foreign Hardware

O@AA IA - ~
ever offered in this market, consisting in part OF
70 Tons rolled hammered and SHeedes Iron
Steel-Naylor's Cast, Z. b. German, A.. b. Spring
l Ton I. We 90 American Nail Rod 49, NH
| Sprlngs--Wagon' Buggy, Suky and Seat, OF Eastern and
Pittsburgh manufacture
| Axles, Vices, Anvils, Bellows. SC; Coil Chain, k,s1e,
70 and 7-l6 Log, Halter and Breast Chains Cow Tic;
Pump Chain and Tube, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Sc; =
$50 kegs Nails, Sd to 40d, Wrought and Eastesn fine Sd Of
best brands in market Horse Nails and shoes
200 boxes first quality Glass, from T9 to 38x40, (any
size cut to order) Sash, Doors and Blinds furnished az
manufacturers prices
Paints-White and Red Lead in oil and dry, French Zinc
White, IitheTage, Venitian Rcd, Whiting, &c; Turpen-
tine, ILnseed Oil and Putty
~Brushes-Paint, Varnish, W%hitewash, Horse and Shoe
Brushes Feather Busters s
800 doz. Door Locks and Latches, a complete assortment /;
100 d"z. Green Spod's Butts 100 do2 Wrought Bead,
Nprror Table and Brass Butts Palrreris F1lnd and
GreenTood3s Congress Butts Bind Fa~steIfhgs and Sash
Locks l cord Gimlet- pointed Screws. 7H 'e-.
TAB l. e g T L e r. Y. {
c. D. F. & Co. would respectfully call the attention OF
housekcepei and others 70 their stock of Table Cutlery,
consisting of Ivory Balanced Handles, Buffalo Horn
Cocoon and common Handles, with 2 and 8 tined Steel
Forks Ivory and Cocoa handled Carvers
80 doz. Pocket Cutlery, rs different varieties
American and English Shears and Scissors
AXes-Robert's, Whites Hunts, Simmond's, Brooks
Brothers Broad Axes, HUNTS and simmond's Bench,
Single and Lathing Hatchets ais
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Carpenters, C. s. and common
Bitts-Clark's Graduated, Churchil1's, Hammer Twist, L.
Chiseis-C. S. Socket, Mortise, PAIRING and Farmer :.
Saws-Lea and Ieavit's Mulay and Sash, English and
American Y Cut, Shepherd & Irving's, Spear & Jack
sons, and other makes hand PANEL, Rip, lemon and
Compass Saws. rf 1
Bench Planes, Plumbs, Levels, sc. 1.
HIptlehoSIw, Plane, AuguT, Chisel, Pick,
Gate hinges, Substituting and common 1000 Strap and
joint hinges Wrought Rasps and Staples, Gate Ialches.r
Whips, Whip flashes and Hide Whips Patent and Ebafnl-'
cled Leather Emameled Carriage Cloths Oil TableS7
Cloths and Oh t@rpct Saddlery and Harness Trim
m.ngs shoe Kit, a good assortment Bird Cages. 3
GlIsscs, Canary seed, etc. together with a thousand
other articles. To which the attention of the pabTfc is 4.
respectfully invited. aug. 2e So
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
Jacob YOUNG Is Dead.

Who does not know, or who has not heard
of Rev Jacob Young, the patriarch of meth
odism In the United States? The good old
man died at the residence of his son in Harris
burg, Friday, at the advanced age of SO years,
and on Sunday afternoon his funeral sermon
was preached in the Town street church, by
the venerable Jos. Carper, of Somerset, a Co
laborer of the deceased in the Gddse Of religion.
The church was filed to suffocation, hr,ndretls
being unable to obtain seats, were obliged to
stand in the a%isles, and enterance. The street
was blocked with carriages for half a square in
front of the church indeed, it seemed as if
eEeryBedyfwanteti to pay their last tribute to
the mar that had devoted a long life to Christ
and Him only. About half past four, the fu-
feral train Was formed and Slowly, sadly wen
ded its way to Green Lawn Cemetry, where the
body was eiitombed. The procession was the
largest that has been seen on our streets for
years.
Jacob Young WAS born IN what Is row eall
ed Allegheny county, Penna., March 10; 1776;
and in Sept. 1901 he was licensed to preach,
and began in Shelby county, Kentucky, as. an
itinerant, and was placed on the Wayne (Ky.)
Circuit III 1901: In 1905 he was appointed on
the Marietta Circuit and I'M 1906 Was sent
to Tennessee, from there to Mississippi then
to Virginia, and. Maryland next. In 1879 lie
came again to Ohio and remained here until
his death: He acted as Presiding Elder in
fifost of the districts of the State, being on the
Colnihfibtds district from 1885 to 1889, and clo-
sed his itinetalit labors in 1856 on the Relio-
both Ciirrctdait; because Of exhaustion and failure
IF e5stt5sight. He was supIierdhlifnriited at the
Newark Conference in 1856 at the age of so
years, having been in the ministry 81 years
indeed it may be said he was in the ministry
till his death, for he occasionally preached ut
various places. He was present at the Con
Ference held here the first Of this month, and
his couIsels were of great weight. Probably
the last demonstration by the veteran preacher
was at Delaware, when the Conference visited
their bretheren on the hill. in that beautiful
village. He said 4in 1892 he became connec-
ted with the Western Confercnce,-they were
a noble band of men, but he was the Only one
left" and now there are none left of that glo-
rious, self sacrificing handful of preachers, who
traversed the country hundreds of miles, spread
ing the Gospel; in every house and IN the fields.
But look ait their works.
It is said that jacob Young was the oldcst
Han in the Methodist Ministry that is, he had
been in the Ministry longer that any other
man in. the United States. Eev. Jos. Carper
who preached his funeral sermon, is superan-
nuated, and now Occupies the place Jacob
Young did, as to age.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
School Examiner's Notice.

and until further notice, tho
IL Srllo"l tSanl liners Of delaware county Win meet at.
the Central school House in the town or Delaware every
saturday except during the months Of January, FebrU.,
AIRY, July apd, August d5rhng Shifh Inonths the Board
will meet on Che SrSo.d aud fgRfs saturdays only, Of fhe
said months respectively. Examinations win eop1Aence
at one d clo'k, p NJ CAadidates MUST present see y4Asyyy
testimonials IF lo2G moral character.
by order Of tle Board,
june 3. f59~sn, ". T.. HARRfS, Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
Grafenberg Family Medi-
cines.--RetasI Prices.


a - L y AI
HARTFORD. rrumbuli Co., D.. March I, 81.
hereby certify that ] have been dealing in the Graz
fenberg Medicines for the past year, and can truly say
That ! have never offered any medicines to the public
that have mot with the more decided appreciation Of the
people than tn ~, particularly the PnlS u1I CallloIicun.
Ihcy VIII readily perform all and more than is prom sed
Tor them. ] have Fpld attnrt nlty BOTTLES Of the Catholi-
con tic past season, and hear tile best results Ia every
J. H. {. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
Read what Or, BrsIInelI says Of the Grafrnbcrg MedI-
cines- DR.. b. is Il physician of extensive practice. and
one Of the most successful i'll the county (rrunbulD i'll
which he resides
This certhes that I have used the Granrnberg Pills and
Marshall's Catholicun, sold here by !. II. c. johnson. in
medicines. DIR. G. W.
Hartford, Trumbull county, o., March, 1857.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
From the Ne1g York DaHy Ne,rs, (Editorial)
CIV desire to call attention to a letter from DR.. Josh
VA F. Bridge, on 9 The Health of American WUinen - in
another column. He treats the subject in an able man
ner, and his skill and medical judgment may be relied
From the Albany Morning. Express.
"Marshail's Uterine Catholicon has proved to be fully
as valuable as it claimed to be in many severe tests
made by medical gentlemen aud others. DR.. Bridge is a
regular physician Of very fine attainmentS, a man of great
Judgment and discrimination, ii judicious and highly sue
cessful practitioner, in all diseases, especially these Of
women and children"
x Marslall's Uterine Catholicon will certainly cure all
the dieseaes for which it is recommended u
q There is no medicine like it in this country"
g In the worst cases that 1 haze s4,et with, sfrrsf1aiiis
Utsrine Cathoiiron is a certain od safe remedy"
MAl&SHAILS UTERINE CATIIOIIC0N
is unhesitatingly offered as Il reliable remedy for all those
to which every woman is liable, and which
gradually affect the mind as well as the body, so that to
think, talk or work becomes alike IA source of suffering.
if not impossibility. Among the coInpIaints1or which the
CathOlicun Is Il remedy are Falling Of the Womb, Whites.
Irregular or painful Mcnstruation, BIoatfng
and Diaea"e Of the Kidneys or Urinary
Organs. Retention or Incontirenbe IF Urine. Heartburn.
COStiveness, NERVOUSNESS, Paintings; Palpitations,
Cramps Disturbed Sleep and all trou 5es; organic or
sympathetic, connected with tie uterine organs.
ladies Tho are troubled with any of the above SWIM
toms, or With spine, liver or lung complaints; are irvited
to address DR.. Bridge ~ith full confidence that they will
relief. Narshalis Uterine C~athoI@on is not a quack
medicine, nut IT'S ingredients haze hecn known to the
Medical Colleges, and fheS are ut the Service of any res
pectahle physician IN the country.
price Of MARsHAILas UTERINE CATHoIIcoN IS One Dol
lar aid q Kaf per Stpqle b0H!e. |
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
f l. O U II
NOTICE.

THE in the River between William
L and Winter streets and HE facant ground between
Clippcnger X Co.'S Lumber Yard and the ritter fronting
on " inter street, is private property, and any one taking
sahu or gravel thercfru@ without permission sill NJ liza
Bile to Il prosecution for ~trespass.
August l., '59-ftf C. PLAT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
Groceries, Hardware, Crockeryj
House Furnishing Goods, Notions

and various articles of utility and luxury ret strictly com
ing under either head, but essential to rake ur 70 com
uletc assortment-all which are marked at the lowest pos
slhlc figures. He SolcitS u call and inspection OF Goods
and prices. Approved articles of Produce taken in eN-
change for Goods as heretofore, and the highest market
Prices allowed for them.
Delaware, April -, 1855.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23

PrNPiHs AND RforCfEes arc the result of ir'rhre blood.
The blood becomes thick and cloggcd: The skin is not
able to cast off the impurities so Important to health
How many young men and women With their faces Gov
cred with Pimplcs md blotchcS; who are cHdcaVOring to
remove them by the use Of soaps md MaHhes of various
kinds. This Is very dangerous and should neTer be prac-
tiSed by persons DESTROYS of good health Mothers who
have children afflicted with. sores and Gruptions should
never dry THEN up by external aFplitati6nj for IN this
way they will drive in the humors and produce ill health
for the child during its whole life time. There is no
mother that likes to see her children afflicted with feeble
health:
Morses Indian Root Pills are prepared expressly for
the cure of eruptions of the skin, such as Pimples, Blutch-
es; Sores, &c. They cleanse the blood of all impurities
producing a beautiful, clear and healthy skin, so much
admired by all people of taste and refinement.
DIR. Morses Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealers in
Medicines.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
of Jerome e. Faulkner

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
" has been appointed and qualified as Administrator
OF the Estate Of jerome b. Faulkner, deceased, late of
Delaware county, Ohio. All persons Interested will
govern themselves accordingly. IL c. STRONG,
Sept. Is, 1s59-f3t Administrator.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23

DERSONS wishing to establish Manufactures in
b a new and thriving place where business is good
ee advertisement Of the Hainmont0n Settlement. 6n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
ro-Dav-s Advertisements.
DEATH or REV. JACOB YoUse.-We COR

DEATH OF Rev. JACOB YoUNG.-We copy
the subjoined notice of the death of this ven
cradle clergyman from the State Journal Of
Monday. All who were present at the picnic
given ON the University grounds, a few weeks
since, by our citizens to the members of the
Ohio Conference, will recollect his impressive
remarks on that occasion, and the interest with
which they were listened to. The remembrance
of them will, especially with members of the
denomination to which he belonged; he ehhan-
ced in interest by the fact that they were the
last words he addressed to a public audience
while upon earth:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23

PHYSICIANS are generhIIy 10th to speak Il word in praise
of what are called - patent rneditines." Indeed it is an
article in the cOfe of medical ethics that a physician
who sanctions the use of such remedies cannot be con
sidered a biernber OF the National Association. But there
are exceptions to the most stringent rules, and many of
the disciples of Esculapius have actually been compelled
by the force of facts, to recommend the use of DIR. J.
HOSTEfFER'S CELEBRATED BIFfERS, for those diseases
which are particularly prevalent during the summers and
fall. They have asccrtaincd that there are ne remedies
in the pharmacopia which can compare with this wonder
full cof.lpound for the arrangement of the system. Thou
sands OF families residin along the low grounds of the
Western and Southern rivers, are now convinced that
they have found a medicine peculiarly adapted for their
ailments, while in other portions of the country, during
the summer moths, the demand for the article is equally
large.
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally, everywhere.
BI-See advertisement in another column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
wxxsoN &

DERS0Ns wishing a fine. and Ife-like Picture
i should call at WILSON X CoClrER's. Their pactufesS
for hnencss and durability, are unsurpassed in the ktufe.
They make the drapcF 10 original color, thus giving 10
the picture a beautiful life like appearance. PicturrS IA.
ken a. omar at this gallery as at any other well regulated
gallery in the Statc. They WurrdRt their pSctsTes not -
fade, as their plan for putting them up is the hest in the
State. An are invited to call AMI examine their tine co.'s
lection al specimens. Y.
Rooms in Evans Brick Building, Sandusky street, wts4
side, Between thr Sash Factory and Shoub House.
Pictures taken as well in cloudy weather as in acare@
Instruction. given in the art. "a
March Is, 1S5a.-ly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
BAKERY.
Chauncv Dunham,s Es4s+e

ChaunCy Dunham's Estate.
fhH the Esd day of August, A. D. 1853. the Pro-
~ ate court OF delaware COduty. Ohio. declared the
Estate Of thauncy Durham, deceased late of said comfy
pr"naply lhSoiNent- Creditors are therefore REQUIRED 10
present Then Claims against the estate 90 the undersipn-
Gu, lor diioWance. " thin six moths frtaf the tilke alu1y,
lIeAtfHlcd, or they Will pea b. entitled to payment. The
Undersigned ill be- at the house of George nunfaa IN in
foftef Up, m said county, On the last SATURDAY, of Feb.
fuafy ana the FIRE. saturday of March next. bet ,SeeD the
holrs OF 10 osckock .. ~ aud / o'cl.ck p. m. OF said DAYS
toFecelfc claims Of creditors against said estate.
GEORGE DUNHAM.
HENRY IElCTF
So" "@7C (Sl.S4) Administrators -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23

Families, Hotel Keepers, Steamboat Owners, and all
others may depend upon finding the best class OF Goods,
at prices as low as they can be purchased in the Eastern
titles Sep.23 '59-$6m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
DRUGS & MEDICINES%
New Proprietary and NSw Stocks.
M. L. STARR G. RR0.


NO. 3 w IL Ill MS Ed OCks
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, CsSnicals, o. ~,
Paints, Narnishes, Dye StuffS PerfumeryA,
Fancy Articles, Botanic sid Family
Medicines; Paint, Whitcwash and
Narnish Brushes; Esoenses,
Jars, Rottles, Walls, &C. so.
q have opened a large and desirahles took IN the ahore 6rmRn
i chcs, 10 which the attention Ok all who dFsirB Eend aakdt
moderately priced EOots, " called. I would return fnF
thanks for the very liberal patronage bestowed Ufon tkm
house in The past. aud respectfully invite the coHuBuanceof
all old customers, anda friends, and would be pleased 10
see many new uueS: freiing confident we can please all Kha
are disposed 10 patFonlze rs. We have spared no pAinAsnna
havetucurrcd " uch extra expense, in httng up u
First Glass Drug Store,
mstsueh Astore ms this thriving city and county evRhA pntt o
he without. Aud Nc expect to keep IL up, and tt sprAnpVlg,
increaseuur hUSlrsSaS We have done IRON TIM MIST NVkeNn
Ing as sood and cheap ARTICLES in our line aSieSn hN r@lkSE.
anywhere, ltshHll Se our aim 10 keep every NEiaSicK I'D
MEpicAL CoNr"uNp in use, required for aaR marx IL, ard
to- heir nature, Hsr, Nc-
W3- Physicians Prescriptions compounae 4 with Roevsar =
store. al heytsn Of
The Big Mortar--No. S williams sloskN
NJ. l.. STARR~& BE9n
Delaware, Jan. I, 1898.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
THE HAMnoNToN FARMER, a ne,vsp,

= Il II . IOT a D FSETdpGI UG-
j. voted 10 Literature and Agriculture .alSo Sctt tg forth
full, accounts of the new settlement of IIaInnnntnn. in
New Jersey can be subscribed for at only 70 cents per
anmum.
Inclo@c YH-taite s.aWp* Cog thc annunf. Address to
Editor of The Farmer, IIaInnuonton p. o., Atlantic Co,
New Jersey. Those wishing cheap hand, of the best
quality. in one of the iIcalthiest and most delightful eli
mates in the Union. and where crops are never Gu. down
by frosts, the terrible scnurge Of TIM north See advertise
nI,nt OF EtaTtIforton lands. jy15#em
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
STATEMENT
Of Treasurer's Settlement,
MADE AUGUST S1st, 1859:

7ireaSurer's Re FandS pdid 0ut
cetpts From Of Treas'y from
To Aug. 81 40. 10 Aug. ri ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23

thy -
And, also, the Trustees of the several townships in SAID
county of Delaware, are rcgrsted to furnish the Judge of
the Court of Probate the following number of jurors for
their respective tnMnEIlins. to Wi:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23

as sill enafft !heni 70 sell al az low prices as AMI Other
estaflfsirftcns ~ The West and in rr-1rd 10 1ra' nriaI used
and style Of Workmanship their productions viii not sui
fer by IL comparison with the best in the market. Per
sons in want of these articles will conrult their interest
by giving us "a call Frfore contracting 3r purchasing else
where:
We are also p~rcl1tfed 20 do all kinds Of SdGiHg and
Planning on short notice aud at los mitcR.
Location directly sonth Of John MtElroy's carriage
manHfarturf-
April %, '5a-@tf PERRY & ROBINSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23

His stock is large, and an inspection of " viii satisfy
,he most mcreaulouf that in variety, quality, style and n
boVe all in that which most interests the prudent purrha
scr-tHEAPNEsS-lis Goods will not suntr by q comptri
son with those TO be found IN auy similar establishment
in Central Ohio. His assortment compress
StarIe and Fancy Drv Goods,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23

TO TEEE FARMERS OF
Delaware and Adjoiaiug Counties

THEsnbscribers are now mauufacturine and wflIiaon
Il sthntly keep on hand
Grants Pe.6ht PFsmifdhY FsH-sfffs. G
hhese celebrated Mills ave taken the First ,REr1nf an. Tor
am, s,ixtnu ne az the New York State AgrfcIiyuraf Fair
an1 ihe STATE Fairs In feuusylyania and NarylAnd affEe
~ o. !ha MECHANICS IastIute,, New York. and n Inrra
nun OF county Fairs, including the last
Tfh1fX, haSe bgen repeatedly tried ana the er;rs.nsI .no5
gHith ihsE, operate thoroughly examinedF bv csrnnultrrs
h napI'th ~ o that purpose, and in every Instance have
Hon H. a agGl "a superior to any that have come ia eofhpetf
T." - EN- Wherever they have been eXhibftedL.E ~
q re- II me unqualified omInendaIion ,oY Asne6ita-
- IN nave never been awarded thaseeoI9d ma 3nTndv
hese Mills are believed to be the onlyones n. et ~
~ ~ ~ 10 reel me Wheat Perfe4ly clean AZ one
snns time. Ihcy win thoroughly clean al kinds ~ GrniS
The materials, v oTkInau5lip and 6ni,, offha.. Ast,t..-s
TAR superior 10 my in nTarEeft the bearings aiIfHrnrFsaS
nIislrd f4aaii 70 Factory Machinery 50 thsi boy can fanrr4
Mil, aud Warrant them superior TO II n . nov III ~ 1 ~
and see tbcni Mt the Delaware Agricultural W6rTs
Delaware. February II. l59-tf ~