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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16

Abigail. lpeshanl Petition n,
vs pending - +. aiEols,
Geo. W, LouthanI Tor Nemaba cooI slit eoOa
ka Territory. "e'nt
The defendant in this case being no,-,
said County, and hi sresidence unk5ownt vent q
tiff is hereby notified that The Ulaint;S M paa.
the deposition Of Ruth ElmentoTsr. 81 ah
Judge Edmonson. in the town ofNeyton 1-es Y
IONa, botWeen the h0ufs OfS O'Clock A. NiCo.
o'clock P. n. Of the goth day Of August 2
and continue thereat Reeessay3 -bst-aD.lS 1859
same hours Of succeeding days until aiftBs as
shall have been taken; and that ntakin~.-aol
OsitiOn the following ineeFro gatoriss viii II ss
wit ~ aa
LIST Are You ~acquainged With he pa,,;.
suit, and what relation do you sustain - 40 tf
them2 nv G 4
End. How long have you known then. A.,
did they reside when you knew tbsmP Naen
%. Did you know Of their being ma-;.l
living and eobabitiHg as husband aud ~ iH
50, state, in what manner the defendant 1tf
plaintiff. State any acts of eFuslty on h. hs
wards her. or neglect Of his e ngoYide =, o.
whether she was faithfuletO him asE VIZ. 40
4th. Andif you know anything else thai
mote justice between the parties, voc aw--@
tostate it, in accordance With the rules N ss5S
The Plaintiff is also hereby notified 6'f
mission viii be applied for to take MA 100 '
before Judge Edmunson, at the Clerk "a. Auoa
District Court on TIE SIstday Of Jal7E N y nid
July asth, 1850, -stss Atty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16
LEGAL NOTICE.
Joseph F. Mitchell, plf.

Joseph F. Mitchell, plF. 49,
Russell Perry administrator Of the Nemaba Cam.
estate Of William Gilmore, dec.and tyDistrctCoua
said estate and Eliza COrking, Chs. Of TIE 500
Gilmore, Jas. Gilmore, John Gil JuieiaT dirjs
more, Peery Gilmore, Nathaniel {NebnskaP,5.
GllmoreI elizabeth fillmore, and tory
Missouri Gilmore, heirs Of William In eoui.7.
Gilmore deceased,and Irene HUM
well, late widow Of said William To Ssst-.
Gilmere dee. defendants. Der term. lgW.
To the above named defendants, EliEa Cqk.
ing, Charles Gilmore, James Gilmore. John Gimr.
Peery Gilmore, Nathaniel Gilmore. Elizabeth Gil
more, and Missouri Gilmore, heirs Of VIZ
liam Gilmore, dec, and Irene HunneWell, late VIC
oW Of said William Gilmore dec. You are hereby
notified that the above named plaintiff, JossDh +.
Mitchell, has fled his petition in the above named
Nemaba County district Court on the shaOoey
side thereof, and commenced q suit against Yea, To-
gtther with the above named Russel Perry, admin
stratOr Of the estate Of William Gilmore, deceased,
which suit is for the purpose ofObtaining ~judgnsR!
against the estate Of William Gilmore, deceased, fr
the sum Of one hundred and fortyfourdoIla t6gsh-
or with the interest thereon, az the rate Of Ave per
cent per month, from tho tenth day Of August A.
D. 1853, upon a certain prOmissoFy note, given blythe
said William Gilmore, deceased, 20 the said pain.
tiff Joseph F Mitchell, on the the 10th day Of Al gust
AID. 1883, for said sum Of S144, dHeoBe yeaT after
date, with a penalty forfeiture Of Eve per cent per
month, after due, and also for tn purpose Of OBJ
tanning from said court an order Of sale, to salts
fy said judgment, Of the following described prop
erty' to-Wit the south half Of the north west quar-
ter and the northwest quarter Of the s0uh UatHd
ss;tiOn II, town. s, north Of range "a east oithenrA
principal meridian, in Nsmaha County, AesafA
Territory, the said property having been MOFtggsd
by trust deed to the said plaintiff for the puToa
OF securing the payment Of the money due upon ne
said note. and you are hereby further notified that
on OF before the tenth day Of September.A A. D. 1859
you are hereby required to answer 70 the said psd-
tiOn of the plaintiff, in the said case fled or The p
ton win be taken as tree, and judgment and d.
cree rendered accordingly.
JOHNSON & BEDFORD.
Attest, Attorneys forPE,
ALLEN BLAcKER, District Clerks
By 7. ". BEDFORD.
Ordered that the above be publishedfor four cor
secutiye weeks in tho Nebraska Advertiser.
ALLEN BLACKER, District Clerk,
By T. W. BEDFORD, Deputy
RroWnville, July %, 1860. 4sS'
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16
Distressing CaSnaltE.

A most melancholy and distressing ac-
cident, by which two beautifuland accom-
plished young ladies of this city-the
Misses Ursula, and Mamie, daughters
of DIR. 7. B. Harris, druggist, Of this
city-and their uncle, Mr.. Grant Harris
of Charles county Maryland, were drown
ed in the Potomac River, neal Cedar
Point, occurred Friday, July, 18th. The
particulars of this distressing affair are
as follows: A few weeks ago the Misses
Harris, accompanied by their brother,
Morgan Harris, left Cincinnati, on a Wis
it to some friends in Maryland, and at
the time of the accident were staying at
the residence of their uncle, Mr.. Grant
Harris, residing in Charles county, near
the bank of the Potomac river. A short
time previous to the visit Of his relatives,
be had purchased in Baltimore handsome
sail-boat, which he kept for the amuse-
ment of himself and friends. Friday
morning, July, 18th, between nine and
ten o'clock, he proposed a sail on the riv-
er, and accordingly embarked with his
nephew, Morgan Harris, and his nieces.
Grant Harris, who is said to be very skill
full in the management of his yacht, ven
tured out to the distance of nearly a half
mile from the shore, to where the water
is above forty feet deep, and runs rather
wild and treacherous. The ladies be-
came alarmed, and Grant Harris laugh
ingly reproved them. Finally the yacht
slipped some water, at the sight of which
the ladies rose up. unsettling the boat,
and, a gale striking her, she was cap
sized. Grant Harris, chung to his niece
Ursula, while Morgan Harris grasped
his sister Mamie, and all struggled to
regain the boat. After going down once
Ursula, who was rather athletic, relaxed
her hold on Grant Harris and sank. She
was soon followed by Grant and Mamie.
Morgan Harris aloue remaining above
the voracious waters. He clong to the
boat and was rescued by friends from
the shore, who were witnesses of the ter
rible scene His escape is said to have
been almost miraculous, and a dispatch
received in this city July 18th says it is
thought he cannot survive. The bodies
Of the drowned have not been recovered.
Gin. Christian .AdCocdte.
We are particularly panied to read and
announce the above, as the lost and bereav-
ed were, and are intimate friends and ac-
quaintanses of our own household.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16
PRORATE NOTICE.

WHEREAS, Joseph ShiItz, has been appointed
General Administrator Of the Estate Of George
Enelehardt. deceased, late of Nemaha County, notice
Is hereby given that l have appointed Saturday
September the 18th. 1860. as the day for hearing
claims against said Estate ali parsons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to rave them
On file on or before that day or they may forever be
debarred from recovering such claims.
Given under my hand and official seal this 26th
day Of June, A D, 1859.
CYRUS W. WHEELER,
51-12tSI3fee. Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16
SALE.
David Seigel and Henry Greenbaum,

James S. Chamberlin John W. Bliss and Thomas b
Marshall.
NOTICE is hereby given thatb by virtue Of an sx-
cution, and decree of court, issued from the Office Of
Of the clerk Of the District Court for Nemaha
county, Nebraska Territory, against James S. Cham
berlin, John w. Bliss and Thomas h. Marshall, and
in favor of David Seigel and Henry Greenbaum, for
the sum Of two hundred and seventy -four dollars and
fifty cents, /, J.. B. Wells, Sheriff Of said county,
have levied upon, and viii sell at public auction
from the door Of the house in which the last term
of the District Court was held, in BrownVille, in
said county Of Nemaha, On Saturday, the 1lth day
August, A d. 1860, at one O'Clock p. ~, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, the following de-
scribed property, TO wit west half ofthe northeast
quarter and tho east half Of the northwest quar-
ter, Of section No. twenty. township No. six, north
Of Range No. fifteen, east Of the sixth principal
meridian containing 100 acres, with all the appur-
tenaRces thereto attached, as the property Of Tho
mas II. Marshall, in satisfaction Of said sxecuti on.
j.. B. WELLS,
Sheriff Of Nemaba county, n. T.
By BENZ. B. THOMPSON, Deputy.
BroTnVille, July 10. 1860. 50
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16
state EIecdOnS.

In Missouri the Democratic State tick
ct is elected. G. F. Jackson's majority
over Orr, is only about 5000. g75v o
In St. Louis county, the county and
Legislature Republican tickets were cleo
ted. Orr's majority over both tickets was
over 1000. IN b, 5 is --s
Rollins, opposition, is elected to Con-
gress in the Second District.
North Carolina has gone Democratic
by greatly decreased ~majorities.
Kentucky has gone opposition by al
least forty thousand majority.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16
NnfS0.

Neighbor Reynolds of the NelUs per-
sists in asserting that we have forsaken
the principle Of Popular Sovereignty, !"
and became a convert 10 the doctrine Of
Intervention" Nothing can be farther
from the truth. We are now, as we have
ever been, and always expect':o be a frm
and ~unwaveriBg believer in the principle
of true popular sovereignty, and when
occasion required, we have acted upon
that principle consistently with our advo-
cacy Of it. We do not, however, sub
scribe 10 the bogus Popular Sovereignty
of the %eUs, which is only taught for guI-
ling purposes, and never Practiced.
The Republicans in this Territory are
the only party which have shown by their
acts that they are the true friends of the
popular sovereignty said to have been
given the people of Nebraska, in the Or
ganic Act. Hence we act with them in
that matter, aud consider them the only
party with which consistent believers and
advocates of that principle a act in this
Territory. The Democratic party have
been very loud in preaching Popular
Sovereignty" but IN no single instance
have they practiced it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16
PrenticeiSmS.

We don.t know how long Mr.. buchanan has been
in the world, but he has lived to a bad old age.
Mr.. buehanan's Washington organ says his char
aeter 2sirreproachable. 1t is so ~ofensiqe as to be
almost naprOachable.
fold buck were in the midst Of a black and
stagnant swamp, beset on all sides by snakes alliga-
gators, water-dogs, &c, he would behold a less hor-
rid object when gazing around him than when
turning his cock-eye inwards.
The Georgia Constituionalis is raising the
Yancey- Breckenridge flag says that he does It for
"weal or woe" We guess that he has an uncomfor-
table anticipation as to which Of the two he will
do.
The land is filled with the roar of the cannon and
the scream of the eagle.@LebaRon Democrat
No wonder the poor old bird of our country screams
when the Democratic party is pulling the tail feath
theirs out
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16

We are sorry to understand that afew
persons, who we can but think are over
sensitive, Construe our remarks in reply
TO the Nebraskian's squib in regard to ,,in
telligent Legislation" as applying 20 the
whole Democratic party. We meant NO
such thing, and are at lost % know how
any Intelligent" reader could so under
stand us. We intended our article sim
ply as an "ofTset," to the Nsbraskian'S.
If there be any 50 wofully ignorant eth
er willfully or naturally, as not to be
able to understand common language, we
ought not 10 be held accountable for
{b1f
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16

Benjamin B.. Frazier
We. IN the DlsH1ct court Of
Henry W. Lake, Nemaha county Nebraska
Jesse Noel and Territory.
Henry Emmerson
Henry ". Lake, and JessoEOel both Of the Ter
ritory, Of Kansas, the above named defendants, viii
take notice that the above named plaintiff Benjamin
B. Frazierof tho State Of Missouri did on, the 18th
day of July, AID 1860, file bis petition in the above
named Nemaha County District COurtsgainst them
the said defendants setting forth that the said de-
PENDANTS are indebted to him, the said plaintiff on
three certain promissory notes, each Of which bears
date "Brownville, February, goth, 1856, in the fol-
lowing sums. tO-Wit on the first note. in the sum Of
one hundred and twenty-five dollars, with interest
at ten per cent from March /, 1851, on the second
note in the sum of seVenty-eight dollars and thirty
three cents, with interest at ten per cent from No
vember 9th, 1856, on the third note, in the sum Of
two hundred dollars with interest: at ten per cent
from the LIST Of January 1857 for which said amounts
plaintiff prays judgment. And the said defendants
Henry w. Lake and Jesse Noel arc further notified
that the said plaintiff has caused q writ Of attach
ment to issue against the property BY the said de-
PENDANTS; and that they are required to appear and
answer said petition on or before Monday the 2Tth
day of August, A D 1860.
E. W. THOMAS,
BrownvillO, July 18th, 1860. ni-6t-S9
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16
More Converts,

Frank q. Firman, one Of the leading Democrats
Of madison, Wis, has come out for Lincoln. He
has been chairman Of the county Democratic Com
mittee.
Mr.. A. Menges Of Madison, one of the most inhu-
entail Germans of Wisconsin, has left the Demo-
cratic party.
VIM. B. Street, Esq, Of 0skalOosa, Iowa, formerly
. Fillmore man, but ~latterly for Douglas, has come
out for Lincoln.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16
Legal Notice.

Martha Meek,
VS. Divorce.
Samuel Fl. Meek.
Nsmaka county District Court, Of the Second il.
dieial District, Nebraska Territory.
The defendant in this case Sam b. MEEK, will taks
the plaintiff fled a petition against him praying fol
a divorce and alleged among other things for said
divorce, gross neglect Of duty and total abandon
ment; and that. said petition will be for hearing
at the next term of the District Court Of the End
Judicial District in Nemaha county of Nebraska
Territory, to be begun and held in BroWnville on the
oath day Of September, 1860.
MARTHA MEEK.
ByJ. D. n. Thompson, her Atty.
BroWnville. Aug. 16,-4t.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16
Died


In this City, on Tuesday, last, CARRIE, only cnlt
Of John and Almira Small, Of this place, aged on
year, ten months and seven days.
"Weep not for those
Who sink within the arms Of death,
Ere yet the chilling Wintry breath,
Of sorrow Ger them blows; =
But weep for them who here remain,
The mOurHfnl hsritors Of pain;
Condemned to see each bright joy fade,
And make griefis melancholy shade, {
Flung DER Hopes fairest.. rose"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16

we We learn that the plansare already
devised 10 re-enact the Buffalo county
election frauds again This fall. The same
person who figured 10 the returns last
year, took he census in that region late
g, and reports a population Of bet~een
fro and three thousand souls. "Tkiagsis
g. wofkfng''
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16
Legal Notice.

Richard Brown Nemaba County District CogI q
vs. }SecoEd Judicial District "
D. L. McGary. lTerrit0ry.
To Septenber Term A. d. 1850. "a
TOD. L. hcGary OF the State Of Texas -
named defendant. you are hereby notified thai - -
named plaintiff, Richard Brown, OF the county Q ~ -
ba, Nebraska Territory, has on, 90 wiz, the
Of JULY, Ammo DOmini 1850, fled his petition in tbs ~
named Eemaha county District Court agn3s. -
wherein he claims Of you the SUI Of ore hl1a. .-s
twenty and 5T-I00 dollars together with the N,
thereon from the 9th Gsy OF September A D. lSoo
rateoftwo per cent ger month upon . certain pIe9,S -,
y note giTen the 9Th day o. September A. % ,ss
dated, payable one dag after date and given by yolgS 20
satd plaintiff the said note calling fr the spm
dollars and hfty-seven cents together with tnierestIss
on, from date, az tia rate Of two per cent. per -S-,sf
and You are hereby further notified that , g,f
amdsvit being made a writ Of ztJachment N !. -
case has been issued against yoH and hal you a.
quirea TO demur, answer OF plead 70 said peuu-,d
before the 9th day % August A D 1857 OF
petition will be taken as confessed and JudBH
rendered against you for he sum demaEded
JOHNSON q BEDFORD,
Attest; AttyI fr III
ALLEN BLAcKER, Clerk
By 7. W. Bedford, Deputy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16

Inc "0id eim, Boston Common, was Frustrated
bya storm which passed over Boston on the evening
Of June 2sth. The tree must have been over 800
years old. When Boston was founded, go years
= the tree was a very large one.
From the returns already received it is believed
that the population of Philadelphia viii be fully
$4,000, an increase Of $50, 900 siDee 1859. Pbila-
delphia Is pressing New Yrrk hard.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16
Sheriff Sale.

T.H.EdWards

execution issued by fhs Clerk Of the District Court
Of the Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory agaiG'
I. II. Edwards, and in favor Of 1T WbyteSC -
for the sum Of seventy-eight dollars and eig6y-oD'
cents, j. J. B.. Wells, Sheriff Of Nemahs Cou8th
Nebraska Territory, have levied upon, and VII oaaI
for sale, at public auction, at The door Of ne hogs.
in which the lasb term Of the District CourS ~
Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, was ns9 y
BroWnVille. in said county, on Saturday, the llS
day Of August, A.. d. 1850, AZ one O'Clock :. E4Si
said day, and viii sell, 70 .he highest bidder fOfe,4a
in hand the following described property, to-ah
the south east quarter Of the Southwest quatGu
the southeast quarter Of section eleven, town w.
north Of Range fifteen, east Of the sixth P1naPS
meridian, containing ten acres, in satisfaction 4"
said execution.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16
Stock Wintered.

The subscriber wishes to announce to the public,
that he is prepared to winter one to two hundred
head Of cattle, and would respectfully request those
desiring cattle kept the coming winter, to address
him at Brownvillt, Nebraska. II. o. MINICk.
Brownville, Aug. 18th, 1860. At
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16

We have recently noticed a paragraph
in some of the eastern papers, stating
that DIR. B. P. Rankin was dangerously
~oFfatally stabbed at Fort Kearnev re-.
Gently. No such thing occurred. and the
Doctor is To- in business at Missouri
City, and seemingly enjoys his, as usual,
robust health.-R. ~ NewS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16

Our old friend, Gen. VIM. Larimer.
Jr., has determined to run as a Candi.
date for delegate to Congress, from JEFF.
ferson Territory, at the coming fall cleo.
ton; so he informs Us. He is so well
known that we deem it unnecessary tc
recommend him TO the people, and we
shall at this time only wish him full sue.
eess.-ROcky Mouat0in Meas.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16

We regret to learn of the death of a
brother OF VIM. M. Slaughter, at the
residence OF the latter in Highland, on
Sunday last. Mr.. S. had but recently
come among US, and his death was total.
[y unexpected, and we learn cutie sud.
den. Our sympathies are with his be-
reaved friends and relatiYes.-R. NJ
Meas.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16
~INPECTINE.
The Persian Fever Cham.
July s, 1860, I!

The Persian Fever Charm.
For the prevention and cure OF Fever and Ague and
Bilious FeyeTs. This wonderful remedy was brought tC
the knowledge Of the present pToprieSrsb9 sfrind who
has been . great traveller in Persia and the Holy Land.
While going down the Tever EupfFates, he experience
ed q severe attack Of Feyor and Ague. On discovering
his condition, one Of the Roatmen 800 from his pocket
an Amulet, saying. "Wear this and no Fever will touch
you" Although incTedulous as 20 its virtues ! be con-
piled, and experienced Immediate relief and has since
always fOnnd it an ehectual protection from all mala-
TiOus complaints.
On fnrther investigation be found that the bOatman
attributed to it miraculous powers, and said that il only
could be obtained from the priest Of the sun. Sometime
afterwards, the gentleman in c0nversing Witha Priest
obtained from him the secret Of its preparation, and as
eertained where the medicinal herbs were found, OF
which 10 was compounded. The wonderful virtues Of
this article have induced a full BELIEF in the minis Of
thenatives in the miraculous healing powers Of their
Priests,
Since his return 10 Ameriea, It has been tried with
the happiest effect By several Lsdies and GenfIemeno OF
high character, who have givenit the most unquaiifed
paOise. This remedy having been q specific in Persia
for hundreds Of years, for the prevention and cure os
Fever and Agus and Bilious Fsyers-is now offered 70
the American People.
1t will be sentby mail, prepaid, with full directions
fouss, on receipt % one dollar.
Principal Depot Ond manufactOry, 1S9 Main Stleet,
Richmond, Virginia. Branch once, Bank OF Commerce
Bulldog, New York. @
Address, JOHN WILCOX & Co
July, 9Th Il
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16
Non Is The Accepted TINE!
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALEI

THIS Farm is situated in Nemaha Countys near
the southern boundary within four miles q san
Franciseo-as good a point fog shipping as there y
in the eounty-good roads from it to every portion
Of the county; lies in the fork Of theroads from "a
lem 10 Nsbraska City and from san Francisco %
Table Rock, Big Blue and Pixies Peak good water
but no timber upon it. The country around 1t
being rapidly settled up, IFS uearness to q shipping
point, The ~exseIlcnt roads in every direction, the good
FatsT mon e. is proximity to the best body Of tim
her in the county. and the richness Of thesOili in that
Tection of country. combine to make this q chance
for Investment, such as is rarely met with by specu-
latOr or actual.
For naTtieuIars call on the subscriber at The AdUer-
ti,,r o6ee. J. L. 00LHAPP.
Brownville, Aug. I'd, 1860.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16
TENTH BALLOT.

TWenty-eight being a majority of the Conven-
ton, Mr.. Daily was declared nominated.
Oh motion Of Ar. Upton The following resolution,
As an additional plank to the Platform, was adOp-
ted:
skesotred, That the character Of the frauds enac-
ted agasnst the Republicans in the last delegate
eieetlon' was only limited by the capacity Of the per-
petrators Tor infsmy, and that Copgress and Ourdel-
egSte' IN exposing those frauds and indicating oar
hgh's' nave merited cur gratitude snd admiration.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.
S. J. HOnard
R. Gould, R Kiakham

Joseph R. Gould, R KiAkham
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an exc
cution issued from the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court for 0toe County, Nebraska TeTri-
tory, against Joseph r. Gould and Robert NJ. Kirk
ham. and in favor of Us. Holland, for the sum of
two hundred and eighty dollars and directed to me
sheriff of Nemaha county, /, J.rB. Wells, Sheriff of
said Nemaha County, Nebraska, have levied upon
and will sell ct public auction, from the door of the
house where the last term Of the said court was
held, at rownville in said county, on Monday,
thu 18th day of September, A DISCO, to the high
estbidder for cash in hand, the following desert
bed property, to wit the lots six and seven in see
ton 81. township z, range Is, east, containing III
acres, with all the appurtenances thereuntO ATTACKS
ed, as the property Of said Joseph R. Gould, and
Robert NJ. Cirkham, in satisfaction of said execu-
ton.
J. B. WELLS,
Sheriff Of Nemaha County, n. T.,
Rv REN r Tu0MSON DeD1v-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16
EStray. 80

Strayed or stolen from the subscriber on !, bis
of June last. a dark BAY mare, 3 years Old; 20 III
about heF. marked BY the collar OntoPoi neoA r.
size, but not a pOney; said 20 be raised nes ,1d.
mont county Iowa, to where she may ha!eI"-.isn
EyA liberal reward viii be gsTen ioLioIJry
that viii lead 20 her discovery. Nm, ! DDL-,A
July I9, 2,tf, HroUnVlhes -
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-16
Douglas Improved
PREMTUM o. MILLS.

.Muskingum Works. ZanssUiAe, Ohl2:
we are now prepared 10 manufacture our VI ard
Suqar-Cane HiHS. either Vertical or HortoIa
viii be able 10 supply The demand. however l-Ls Tvap-
We are also manufacturing uouglas ard
orator. and also DOUGLAS SfGGm -fcaai.
are prepared 70 furnish ever sracle ott9s l,stseiuf
". and al moderate rates, required IN me piece
PRIcES-s50 $50, $50 stoO. and upHa 4
SCiTenisrs s5d PsmpbIeis Furnished on 2R[o9p,-
An orders addressed 70 the undersigned S1.tyTRS.
" attended "a. POT "lAS Dn-sIi~- phis,
ap1-tT