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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-17
Losses Paid by the Etna
Fire and Inland Navigation Risks

Accepted at terms consistent with solvency
and fair profit.
Especial attention given TO Insurance of
DWELLINGS and Contents, for terms
OF to years.
The solid service long and successfully
tried, and the many advantages the -Etna
Insurance Company POSSESSES in It's line,
should not be overlooked by those ready
20 insure and understanding their best in
tcrests.
During stringent times" the necessity
for reliable Insurance becomes an impera-
tive duty-the ability of property owners to
sustain loss being then much lessened.
Agencies in all the principal cities and
towns throughout the State. Policies issued
without delay. by any of the duly authorized
Agents of the Company.
c. Business attended to nth dispatch
and fidelity.
CAREY =. GOODRICH,
scpl5-3m Agent.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-17

1t is proper ts be mentioned among
the other incidents of the time that on
Thursday last. when the excitement
On the subject of the Harper's Ferry
insurrection was at its highest. a con
mi,tee which had been deputized BY
the free coiorei population of George
town. waited upon the Mayor of that
town and respectfully prolfered him
their united and thorough cooperation
in any service in which he might see
ut to employ them in the preservation
If the public order and peace Nat.
lntelligencer.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-17
Administrators sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
y will sell, at public vendue, on Sat
urday, the 26th day of November, inst,
1853. at the residence Of Uriah Ball, in
Greensboro Township, the personal prop
erty OF Susannah Haas. late Of Randolph
County. Ind, decc'd, consisting OF house
hold and kitchen furniture. A credit of
nine months will he given on all sums over
three dollars. by the purchaser giving note
with approved security, waving valuation
and appraisement laws.
CAREY :. GOODRICH.
Nov. 2. 1889. Admir-.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-17

Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the under
L signed has been appointed administrator
OF the estate of William Jessop, late Of
Randolph County, Indiana, deceased.
Said estate j. supposed 10 be solvent.
WILLIAM FULGHUM.
Nov. 10, 1859. Admir-.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-17

One extra copy to the person RENTING
for six or more copies, and two copies for a
club Of twenty.
We have iabored hard TO make the paper
acceptable, and shall in the future spare no
pains 20 make il more so, and will not you.
the friends OF The PRAIRIE FsRAER,no lend
a helping hand, and each one of YOU assist
in increasing the usefulness and circulation
of your paper write for your paper -
Let US hear from you in a familiar way.
Tell Us OF facts "a they occur--of your ex-
periences, successes, failures and the causes
as far as you can. Ii they do not appear in
THE PRAIRIE FARMER At once, or at all, do
not think that We do not appreciate them;
they help US To- come TO right conclusions,
and are an index Of the farmers interests.
write for your papers" come and see Us
in our sanctum when in Chicago.
Sample copies sent on application.
Address EMERY X co.
oct20 30i Lake Street. Chicago.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-17
PRAIRIE FARMER FOR 1860.

HNHANKFUL FOR the favors bestowed
il UPON Is the past season. and the kind
reception We have met With At the hands of
our subscribers and correspondents, we hope
20 extend that circle much wider the coming
year. and in great measure are dependent
upon the voluntary efforts OF our friends TO
do IL. Although our crops are not as album
dant "a could be desired, nor do they bring
a price az present that pays large profit on
the eosf of production, yet there Is much
cause for gratitude and thankfulness for
what We hare. and With economy the small
sum necessary 20 pay for the Agricultural
paper can be saved and make an Investment
that will pay a much greater interest than
the same amount in any other way. It's
weekly visits are hailed with pleasure by
thousands all over the land. Il Is welcomed
by the farmer, the horticultural, the lover
Of flowers, the housewife, etc. AS a welcome
and valuable assistant in each department.
The list Of practical contributors for the
ensuing year will be much increased. max.
ing the paper more valuable.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-17
Notice
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
y will sell. at public vendue, on Satur-
day the both of November, (iIst.,) 1883, 1t
the residence of Uriah Ball, in Greensboro
Township, the personal property of Fred
crick Haas, late of Randolph County, Ind,
deceased. consisting OF household and kitch-
en- furniture. \ credit OF nine months will
be given on all sums over three dollars. by
the purchaser giving note with approved
security, waving valuation and appraise-
ment laws.
CAREY s. GOODRICH.
Nov. 2, 1859. Admir-.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-17
Shel'iff'S Sale.


DY virtue of two fee bills and one exc
ID 10 me directed from the Randolph
Circuit and Common Pleas Courts, will ex-
pose To sale at the court house door, in Win
chester, Randolph Co.. Indiana. or the 18th
day of November, 1889, between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock A. VI. and 1 o'clock =. VI. of
said day, the following real estate. situated
in Randolph County. Indiana, To wit:
Being part of the south haltof thenorth-
west quarter of section eight. in township
eighteen, north of range fourteen east, and
bounded - follows, 90 wit: commencing at
the north east corner OF lot in said desert
ped tract owned by Elijah and Mark Mich
OILS. thence vest with the north line Of said
lot. nine and one-half rods 10 n stake, thence
with the state road north forty feet to a
stake, thence east nine and one-half rods to
a stake, thence south thirty-sevcn feet and
seven inches. TO the place of beginning.
Executed as the property of Joel A. New
man. at the suit of George W Cornelius and
Jeremiah Smith.
WM. VI. CAMPBELL.
Oct. %. lsos-Ifee 81 Sh'f re.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-17
a Miserable Life
AND
PREMATURE DEATH

NOUNG MEN who. 10y indulging H. So
cret habits, have ruined their health
Frustrated their nervous system. and i'm
paired their. minds, thereby rendering the
pleasures OF married life weary pilgrimage
upon earth. are respectfully notified that DR.
EWING. bv much study and experience ia
thi, branch of practice. j. daily ,fl,ciing
cures in the most difficult cases, without the
least difficulty or trouble. Patients afflicted
with any kind Of private disease. from the
mldcst form TO the most severe. can con
suit DR.. f. with the full assurance Of a
quick and lasting cure. DIR. T.. Warrants n
cure without the aid of mercury, or change
OF business or diet.
DR.. Ewing announces 20 ladies in want Of
a remedy for instructions. irregularities,
&c. peculiar TO the delicate organizations
Of their systems. DIR. Dacier's Female
Monthly Pills ~ the remedy. The man,
thousand boxes have sold prove it-uonc
speak IN Of them. for all like them. DE-
Dacier's Pills can only Ice had IT DR.. Ew-
ing' Office No. l. Virginia Avenue,
South OF Branch Bank.
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
CMTIoy.-Marricd ladies in certain ,itua-
tions should not use them. For reason see
directions with each box. Price one dollar
Sent by mail 10 any part of the world. OF.
fec hour from =. NJ. until p. n
may ~ ls5g
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-17
WRITING PAPER!

can sell Cap and Letter Paper at the
smallest advance on City prices. Wrapping
Paper, in any quantity, always on hand
States by the dozen. very cheap. Note
Books OF all kinds by the dozen. Also,
Blanks Rocks from - cents up to $500.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-17
Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the under
\ signed has taken out letters of admins
traiion on the estate of Hiram Gillum. late
OF Randolph County. Ind, deceased Said
estate l. supposed 10 be solvent
GEORGE SLACK.
Nov. 2, 1859. ,d,n'r.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-17

MIR. Smith. the aegs are getting
into your cornheldr
Never mind. BILLY. l'n sleepy; corn
want hurt EN-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-17
GrecnyiIle and Miami
RAILROAD

CHANGE OF TIME.
IN aud after Thursday. December 81,
~ leoe, Trains will run a. follow.
FIRST TRAIN. ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Dayton, Union Depot. N $50 4
NJ, on arrival of the EXPIRES. Train Of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton a DAYTON K. r.. aud
arrives At Union AZ ll.50 A. VI.
HfTURNING.
Leaves Union at 1870 7. NJ. and arrives b
DAYTON at i-o5 =. VI. connecting with the
Mail Train Of the Cincinnati. Hamilton 4
Day ton r. r., leaving Dayton at as z. II
SECOND TRAIN, ENTREES,
Leaves DAYTON Union Depot. at 20 y
VI, and arrives At Union sis z. VI, con
meeting With trian ON the I. +. &C. r.. R.
for all points on the line of that Road West
OF Union.
RETURNING,
Leaves Union At SIS A. NJ. on arrival Of
the train on the 1. z. A {. X. r., and arrives
AZ DAYTON at $40 A. NJ, connectinr With
the Express Train OF the Cincinnati. Ham
iliou a Dayton r. r., leaving DAYTON IS
500 A. VI.
Dec ?. So II. C. STIMS0N. Supt.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-17
Sheriff'S Sale.

DY virtue OF all execution to me di-
Id rected from the Randolph Common
Pleas Court, will expose to sale at the
court house door, in Winchester. Randolph
County. Ind, on the 18th day of November.
lc59, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and 4 O'Clock 2. NJ. of said day, the follow
ing real estate. situated in Randolph Coun
", Ind, to wit;
The north east quarter of the south east
quarter Of section twelve, in township six
teen, of range one west, containing forty
acres, more or less.
Executed a the property Of William
Shoemake. at the suit Of James RUBY. al
ministrator. etc.
WIN. VI. CAMPBELL.
Oct. 70, le59.-Ifee 81. shin Il. {.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-17
:" a a PERI

have certainly the cheapest lot Of Wall
Paper ever brought TO the West, which I
am determined TO sell At very small profit.
Come and try me, and see If I am not as
good AZ nv word.
Ian 90. 1889 w Y. PIERCE.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-17

this market-all the standard authors of the
day. would say to all Country Dealers,
that will sell them School Books BY the
Dozen as cheap as they can get them in the
City, having made arrangements with the
Publishers TO that effect. and will order any
miscellaneous works that am out of.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-17
Fif'ty-Eiyc Dollars.

The elegance, speed. noiseleS-ness and
simplicity OF the Machine. the beauty and
strength of stitch. being alike on both sides,
impossible To raycl. and leaving no Chain or
ridges on the under side, the economy of
thread. and adaptabilits 10 the thickest or
thinncst fabrics, has rendered this the most
successful and popular Famil, Sewing Ma
chine now made.
At our various offices We sell At New
York prices, and give instructions. free Of
charge. 10 enable purchasers To sew ordinary
seams, hem. fell, quilt, gather. bind and
tuck. all on the same machine, and warrant
il for three years.
Send or call for a circular, containing full
particulars, prices, testimonials, etc.
For sale in Union City, Ind. a. low
as at any other place by
octl3 Mrs. III. l.. Scarf.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-17
BUY YOUR
SEWING MACHINES

Ne Va. - VI " hlk% Az w.
ntFER THE WHEELER x WILSON
" Sewing Machine with important i'm
provemcnts az a reduction of SO on former
prices. and 70 meet the demand for Good +,
Low Priced Family Machine. have intro
duced a new style, working upon the same
principle and making the same stitch though
mot sn hivhlv finished at
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-15
HOUSE,.
Congress.

Our eastern mail having failed to reach
this point for the last two days, we are
without late news from Congress. In
our next issue we will speak more at
length of the proceedings which have
taken place in the House during the first
days of the session,
The first vote for Speaker Of the House
waa taken on the 9th inst, and resulted
as follows:
Sherman 66; Bocock Sc; Grow, 43;
Boiler, IA Davis 2; Phillips /; Gilmer
3; Nelson 5; Corwin, AdreOn, Hill, H.
F. Clark, Hickman, Pennington and Nc
Queen n each; Haskin 2.
Mr.. Grow then withdrew his name as
a candidate, whereupon Mr.. Clarke Of
Missouri rose and introduced the old sub
ject of slavery. Then, Of course, arose
an animated and stormy debate ; and no
ballot was taken for Speaker during that
day or the following. On the 9TH a vote
was taken, and resulted as follows:
Sherman, Rep 100, Bocock, DEM
IS; Gilmer Gamer %; Scattering IA.
Necessary to a choice, lis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-15


Emigration this season is pouring in
upon Texas like a food-tide. The great
emigrant road from Jackson county, Mis-
souri,, through the Indian Territory, to
Sherman, is a broader, palmer, and bet
ter travelled thoroughfare than the high
road leading from St. Joseph to Bluffs
city. During the last six or eight days
we were on the road, we passed from
twenty to forty wagons a day, and In
credible as it may seem, it is a fact as
certained by actual count that over 700
wagons, 300 negroes, and 10000 heads
of sheep, have passed through this place
in a single week. Should such an emf
grafton continue for a few years to come,
Northern Texas will vie in point of pOpu-
lation and improvements with the mos,
populOus and highly cultivated sections of
the Union.
That amongst so vast a number Of emf
grants, many Of them coming with the
most unreasonable and un%warranted ex-
pactations and ideas Of the country, there
is much disappointment experienced, IS,
of course, but natural, and it isno unusual
thing TO meet with a newcomer laboring
under an aggravated attack of the
"blues," and some n Y SO badly af-
Aicted as to risk themselves back in their
old homes. But, judging from the fact
that all who have resided here for any
length of time, consider Texas the near
est approximation TO aparadise that ear.h
affords, l suppose that they will all settle
down, engage themselves in their various
callings, and, before spring rolls round
become as devoted Texans as the ''old
settlers"
George Simpson, Charley ricketts,,
Fishburn, and Chapman are here
Brown, Wood, Fleming, and the Alder
mans are in Dallas county, some sixty
miles from home. No more at present.
Yours truly,
D. L. NJ.
p. S.-Ilearn since leaving home that
Estabrook is elected to Congress. TAX
ing it for granite d hat such is the case,
permit me to congratulate my old friends
the Democracy of Brownville upon the
event.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-15
mOmcs Patent ohio TI,rcher

The SUBSCRIBERS have nowrcady several hund Cd Cftb8
above excellent machines. Wherever these Monps
ThresherC have bech introduced, 90 is wen kl5an uat
they are altogether unequalled and. therefore. ssua-
ny FIRST class references en- be furnished ag mav he re-
CURED. They are built o. 4, 6, 9, and 10 horse caps.f-
~, and every machine is run several hours ard thor-
oughIy tested il all It's parts, before leaving cur face
riCs.
We have also now reliy FOR delivery ORGHrM ST..
GAR CANE MILLS, q che most approved patterns. arf-
alsOa!l the necessary apparatus FOR the DOmcstIs Iar-
ufaciure Of Sugar ani Syrup. We are n1w prepated ~
supply our customers with Kills q The mozt tGf.iect
operation, al prices IN st. Louis as lJw asin Cintinual.
Descriptions Of these Ms and Apparatus, also 4 Trea-
tise on sorghum Sugar Cane, and on Sugar aai Syrus
making, will be ch~ee-fuIly forwarded % an au1Iicaufe.
As our farmers are fast learning the easy and largo.
prOdts Of raising hay for market, uo are now inaklrs
ready 70 supply the demand for q llrce nuuibe- Cf those
VEL established Dcderick's Parallel Lever LOIRE paw
er Hay Presses.
We manufaCttre and have constantly fr sale The fol-
lowing highly approved Machines. .
Selby's Patented Premium Grain Drills Tire eefeB-a-
ted Kentucky Harvesteri Atkins Seis-rakiue Hearer;
Pages * Child's Portable Saw NILS, Portable II0ui &
GTist Mills; Aill Machinery, aEdztaliJnly S,atrf In
sines, and Boilers ard fixtures
Orders respectfully solicited; and pamphlets Hfii
prices. terms and full descriptions c~1cclfuIy furnished
gTatuitOusIy.
St. Louis Agricultural works, Corner Maine BID
die streets, st. Louis, DO.
CLARK, R~ICHAasON CO.
nCIvl puprieiorE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-15
Lectures.

A meeting was held on Saturday even
fast, TO take preparatory steps to secure
a course Of Lectures in this city, during
the present Winter. The proceedings of
this meeting were handed US for publ
cation, but owing to the space occupied
by the Governors Message, they were
crowded out of to-day's paper.
Rev. T. w. TIPToN, will deliver the
first lecture of the course, on Saturday
r~vening next, at the Presbyterian Church.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-15
Correspondence from Texas.

Sherman, Teras, Nov. IA, 1859.
DEAR FuRNAs:-
Before leaving Brownyille, l promised
some hundred or so Of the good people of
that place, to write them when / reached
here respecting the State of Texas. To
write to them individually would devolve
Upon me an amount of epistolary labor
before which even the "letter writing
Governor" of Virginia would quail,
wherefore / adopt the only feasible pro-
cess for the redemption of my promise,
and write them, all at once, through the
medium of my old friend the .adUertiser.
We left Brownville on the Doth OctO-
Der, and reached this place in the after
noon of last Thursday, the 10Th inst, and
have been sojourning since our arrival at
the Anderson House, the principal hotel
Of Sherman-which is the first point in
Texas reached either by the Overland
Mail Company or the overland emigra-
ton, and is, from ali l can learn, the most
Prominent, prosperous, and promising
town in Northern Texas.
l have not been here long enough, or
travelled over enough of the State, to give
you a great deal of information, either
as to its climate, its people, its institu-
tons, or its resources but of Its climate
al least, / think Nebraskians will form
no u~nfavorable idea when l inform them
that the trees, mary Of them, still wear
their rusiling foliage, that green grass
still waves over the broad prairies, that
wild flowers may yet be gathered by the
TOad-side, and hat our landlady has been
since we have been here, providing her
table with vegetables from the second
crop that she has raised this year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-15
Notice.

whereas application has been made to the Probate
Court Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, by Con-
rad Herms, Administrator OF the estate Of Joshua Ran
dat, late OF Nemaha county, deceased, for an order Of
sale, Of certain real prOperty0f said Estate. in order 10
obtain means TO defray the expenses OF administering
said estate, notice ishereby given to all concerned, that
Thursday the 9th day ofJanuary, 1850, is the day appoint
ed for hcaringsaid application before the Probate Court
Of Nemaha County. Nebraska Territory, at 10 O'Clock A
NJ, at the Probate Judges Office in Brownville in said
county. when and where all persons interested may at
tend and show cause why authority should not be grant
ed to said administrator for the sale OF so much Of the
real property OF said estate, as may be necessary 70 pay
the debts and charges against the same.
Z W. WHEELER, Probate judge
Brownsville. November Path, 1859. 6W-fS7
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-15
SHERIFF0S SALE.
BERNARD ADAMS Go.
E. NJ. McCoMAs,

+. NJ. MCCOMAS,
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an ex-
ecution issued from The ofice of the Clerk Of the
District Court for Nemaha County, Nebraska Ter
ritory, against E.. NJ. NcComas and in favor Of Ber-
nard, Adams q Co, for the sum of S23S dollars
snd 66 cents: ], J. B. Wells. Sheriff Of said county,
have levied upon, and on Tuesday, the 19sh day Of
December, A. D.. 1859, between the hoursof ten
o'clock A. NJ. and four o'clock, P. NJ, from the door
Of the house in which the last term of said Court
was held at BrOwnville in said county, will sell, at
public sale, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
as the property Of said E.. VI. McComas, to satisfy
said execution the following described Real-estate,
to-wit. lot 3 block Fl lot 8 block p lot 3 block %
lot Is block 20 lot 5 block ~ lot l6 block 28 lot 8
block 81 lot 2 block 80 lots 6 and s block fifty lot 9
block70, all lying and being in Nemaha CITY, Nebras-
ka Territory, as designated on the original plat Of
said town. situated in said county Of Nemaha, togeth-
er with all the improvements thercunto belonging.
J. BsWELLS,
Sheriff Of Nemaha Co, NJ. 7.
Brownville, Nov. q, I859.-l6lt-S7,J0
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-15
ATnOId'S Combined Grinding NH
Corn and Cob Crushcr, a1d
Germ Shelter.

Three valuable machines In ouci Tlis B. amen, IN
venti0n, and one that ts we'll worthy tu8 attention or
lDe pooIS, lhe farming poruon IA particular c11i1iu-
alton has been pronounced By those wLu have the Nilf
IN use 10 one OF the best ever made. ard TIC great VAL
ue Of this combination viii be readily seen whc1 ne
fact Is considered that each machine makes q uecagItY
for the other. Thus a Mill makes q uaccs.itv i5f
Shelter, and Shelter Tor a Mil etc.
Being adapted 70 the use o. The farmer. By ho-ts
power, as a farm uDlomeEtitEc2rccl ha3 un Cluai im
value.
It is also adapted 70 steam and water or wind psweT.
i is capable Of grIntius from Eve o. sen bush68 PER
hour, requiring from two 20 three E1rgC power. nc,fc.
ing 10 thgquantity and quality OF tho WORK done. o
II grtnds sufficiently Inc Tor family use, making asu-
perlgr article or Meal leaving BE- round and lively.
which Is indispensable for light broad or puIliugs.-v
Every one will BE astOnlshcd az the difference n This
respect IN favor CT the meal made in this Eul e1rlpar-
cd with that uiado Ga any stone mill. Thcy bavo only
TO make the trial 90 be convinced.
It will she'll fry to sixty bushels per hou., anc VIII
grind and she'll az the same time.
u will crush fifteen % twenty bushels OF c1rH ara
COB per hour and u will crush and grind Of tAe same
time.
It is light and portable, Weighing hrehundref u,u,ds
and occupying a space Of less than two lee- o. Aleo.
The grinding surfaces are very durable being made et
iron as hard as hardencd east steel, and when wo-b 90
can be replaced without the lid Of a i-nccLalic. 40 thu
trifing cost Of one dollar ard fifty ccuts. thus oyelcom
ing entirely the great objection % isau ulll7. Pc ticU-
lar attention. is called f0 this feature ID. the YIU. aa
The difficulty Of replacing rdading sa-lces 81! irtd
ways been urged with great force. adhash had Coo egeE
to prcrent thousands from purchasing, who oilt wise
would be glad 10 DO so. That cbjection ts entirely dora
away with this Mil. .
Mllcrs Will DO well 70 examine this E4II. tacrc be-
ingn 10 doubt that they VIII find sc fr their interest q,
adopt il fora feed mill, % the grinding srrfacc8 ire re-
placed at mach less cost thzu IS required 90 fecp q
Stone Atlltn order, y say nothing o. thc great rasl1g
in p0wtr and cost Of Mil. -
An examination OF this Mill is earnestly soH-i.od. Is
itmust be seen Ia operation 10 be fully uadertaJ.d ard
appreciated.
Cards Of direction are attached u each mill. which
will enable any one % set ~ and operate them wEhsbt
further instructions.
State and county rights FOR sale on reasonable terms.
Price Of mill complete $40. For particulars ll1uire
% z. RAWSON, Ma. IS Cass street. ca add-tss d
SHEPAED, P~ostoface, Boz. 2oGg, Chicago. III.
noly1