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Singular Insult to n MOrbidly SeRsitiv
JadGe-Peculiar Effect of Political Preju

Singular Insult to n MOrbidIy Sensitive
JadGe-Peculiar Effect of Political Preju-
dice.
A certain ex-Judge, who resides in the
western Fart of the city, and who is famous
for the active part he takes in politics. was
very rudely insulted, a few day ays ago, in
manner which was both singular and sur
prising. He had been selected as delegate
to the Chicago Convention, and was pre-
| disposed, as is well known by his eonstit-
| uents, in favor of Mr.. Chase, who Is his
personal friend, and in whose behalf he
labored both earnestly and with vigor.
| Soon as Lincoln had been nominated, our
| judicial delegate discovered that the Repub-
| 1can party had selected person for what
they choose to term their ''standard-bearer,"
who was a relative of his wife, and he inn
mediately became as enthusiastic in favor of
the candidate as he had previously been in
regard to his friend. His chagrin at the fate
ofhis favorite lasted Just two minutes and a
half, which is long time, considering the
ease with which political weathercocks veer
to any point of the compass with every fresh
breeze of popular favor.
This newly-found family connection rem
dered the Judge exceedingly sensitive and
every word that has been said derogatory to
the nominee of the Chicago Convention he
has regarded as personal, and has, therefore,
been kept continually in a very large guam
tity of very hot water ever since that memo
rable occasion. His extreme regard for the
honor of his recently-diseovere relative has
given rise to numerous ludicrous incidents,
and rendered him quite obnoxious to many
who formerly thought him quite sensible
man.
A few evenings since, number of boys
were playing in the street in front of his
residence. They had their preferences fol
the Presidency, and were shouting for theiI
favorite candidates with all the buoyancy oi
youth and all the gusto of strong party
prejudice, which, although juvenile, was
tions none the less bitter and personal than
if they were children Of larger growth.
Suddenly a little fellow, extremely Demo-
cratic in his feelings, ran up the stone steps
to the house of our morbidly sensitive Judge
and shouted loud enough to be heard square
"Hurrah for Lincoln and a rope to hang
him." The blood of the Lincolns was
aroused by this unparalleled outrage, and
the politician threw down his paper, rushed
into the street In hot pursuit of the fright
ened lad, who, being somewhat nimblel
than his pursuer, gained the safety of hi
fathers castle before the Judge came up.
Having arrived at the door, he met thu
boy Is father and told him an eloquent tale o
the manner in which he and his family haC
been insulted by the rude speech of the lad
and pleaded that he should be punished SO
verely for having dared In this manner Il
outrage the hOror and dignity Of his wifi
and her relative ea Efr
The affair was 80 supremely ludicrous tina
the father laughed In the face Of his neigh
Dor, and absolutely refused to ohastise hi
boy. The Judge grew stin more incensed
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AMERICAN CANDIDATES FOR JUSTICES OF
THE PEAcE;-The Bell and Everett County
day at their rooms in Carlisle's Building
corner OF Fourth and WaInut-streets. The
meeting was quite largely attended, but no
business of Importance was transacted, save
the selection Of the following persons as can
didates for the Magistracy at the approach
ing election, viz: Miles Williams, Joseph H.
Woodruff, Ephraim Sparks, Henry Hart and
Milton Wheeler.
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Cov1NeroN NEWS.

The MAYoBALTY.-The Board of Commits.
sioners, to decide the contested Mayoralty
case, will hold its first session at the City
Hall to-day.
ARREsTs.- Two or three persons were
lodged in Jail yesterday on charge Of
drunkenness.
0DD-FELIows' FAIR.--The fair for the ben
eft of the odd-fellows will open on the lst
of October.
EDUGATIoNAL.-0ur Public and Private
Schools will generally be opened to-day.
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d QUEER Row ABOUT A WoMAS.-At Thomp-
sons Pavilion, Long Branch, the other day,
two young men, while drinking wine to-
gether at the dinner table, glanced at a
young lady in such manner that she took
offense and reported their conduct to her
brother-in-laW. He struck one ofths young
men, who immediately showed hight, where
upon an ex-alderman interfered on behalf OF
the injured lady, but came out Of the afifay
with black eye. Upon this the ex-alder-
mans wife flew at the young man who had
struck her husband. The bystanders now
interfered and separated the parties, all ol
whom cut RIDICULOUS figure. 11s q,
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STEAMBOATS,.
NEW ADV1RTIsEMNNTs.
Wonderful Child!

RTIsS TENNESSEE CLAFLIN Is A
1NM Second Sight Seer and Astrologer. This young
lady has been travelling since she was eleven years
old, and has been endowed from her birth with
supernatural gilt TO such astonishing degree that
she conviUces the most skeptical Of her wonderful
powers She gives information of absent friends
ent and future events OF life also Of lost money
property, identifying the persons concerned with so
much certainty, as to scarcely leave DOUBT or
quilt She presorDes Lor Dseases, s seihsg tnea u
merit and receive the confidence Of all who have
consulted her; and many difficult complaints have
been entirely baDished by her wonderful ministra-
tioDs. She can see and point out the medicine to
the most obstinate diseaseseven those that for
years have baffied our best physicians, and can di
rect salves and iniments to be made and used that
Weakness in the Back and Limbs, rheumatism and
other complaints Of long standing; and has per-
formed astonishing cures upon those who had long
since lost their signt and hearing, or nearly 80, BY
disease. In short, through the assistance of some
superior power she is endowed with the healing art.
She win point out to the Ladies' aud Gentiemen
exactly those that are dead aud living, their treat
ment, disposition and character In life aud through
her superior power cause tranquility and happi-
ness between man and wile ana the return on stolen
prosperity in business matters lawsuits, &C., and
when required will go into an unconscious state and
travel to any part Of the world; hunt up absent
will tell the inquiring friend their situation and
whereabouts, with all the events of life since they
last met and persons born in certain months, and
in selecting lottery tickets that will draw valuable
Prizes through her directions. Lawyers Doctors,
Minister'S and many other scientific men have eon-
given evidence of their entire satisfaction
Her residence is 351 Sixth street, near Mound,
Cincinnati, where she may be consulted upon All
matters pertaining 60 life and health, from to IL
noon, and from to + nj.
R6- Consultation Fees, 81. auA-am2di
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HELP THE AGED.-Lawyers and others,
whose avocatiOn leads them to the Court
house, win notice an aged negro at the top
of the front stairway, presiding over a
modest fruit stand. Those having dime or
two to invest, will assist one who needs as
sstance, by purchasing some trifle of this
gray-haired negro.
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DISTURBING THE NIGHT PoLICE.-Five
night watchmen were discharged by the
Mayor, on Saturday-two from the Seven
teenth Ward and three from the Sixth
Ward-for sleeping on duty though one of
them is suspected of having been too wide
communication in this paper signed
"Stubbs," speaking very highly of the quiet
and happy life of watchman il that Ward,
is said to have been the exciting cause.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY.-We are
daily placed under obligations to this excel
lent company for Eastern papers IN advance
ciated.
Mr.. S. @. Meredith will also accept our
thanks for indianapolis and st. Louis papers.
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. Cruikshanks, the new
County Treasurer, win take possession Of the
Office to-day. His appointments have not
yet been made public, but il is understood
that several of the present incumbents will
be retained
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MAILBAG FoUND.-We understand that
Mr.. @. +. Todd, residing at No. 80 Clinton
street, day before yesterday found an un-
opened mailbag on the Millcreek Road, near
Cumminsville. 1t was in good condition,
having been but recently lost, and was
marked for Oxford, Ohio.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-A gentleman can obtain board
HD ia a very pleasant location also, two day
boerders can be accommodated, If desired, at 290
Heyenth-st se5-b.
DOARDING-WANT gentleman aud
MD his wife, one or two unfIrnished rooms, with
board, In private family whore no other boarders
are taken References exchanged. Address M. 10.
H., Press Once. se3-be
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PERSONAL.

WDER sQNAI..-To GEO w. L. BIcKLEY, whose
- residence Il nnknoHn.-The undersigned
hereby gives you notice, in accordance With the
terms q our eontEaet dated the first day Of 0etobeF
"A. ID. 1883, that will put an end 10 aaid con-
tract, vt the end Of ton days from this date, agseea-
bly, with the stipulations thereof s. VI. ELY,
fofmerly tof Chillicothe, Ohio" TINlh NJ I
Cineinnatis August 90, 1860. au3i-j
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METRoROLoGIcAL 0BsERvATIoNs-By Henry
Ware, 0ptician, September Q:

LATEST FROM JAPAR.-Haye you tried the
new teas ffon Japang Call at Pehdery Il
Co.'s, northwest corner Of Fifth and Wal
nut-stTeets, and get samples which will be
furnished free Of charge. If
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and threatened TO have satisfaction in some
manner, even If compelled TO quarrel with
the entire neighborhood. The families, here
tofore friendly have been alienated by the
outrage perpetrated upon the Judge, and we
ubt whether they Will ever again recognize
each other. The feud promises to be bitter
ns that between the OApulets and the Mon
taaues. and suggests this moral: Never allow
arelative to be a candidate for the Presidency.
WoRKINeMEN MEETINa.--At meeting
of the Trades Assembly of Cincinnati, held
on Tuesday evening, August 28, at Arbeiter
Hall, the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS, Tho worknPmen of Hamilton County
eanizaon Of parties have been entirely deprived Of
ali participation in the offices Of the county and city,
w 81 dishonest pctesns Who not only gfo SooS p TO
the most despicabls means, but viii and do use
workipgmen; therefore, be Il
Resoired, That wo, the .workinRmen of the city
and county, deprccate the means by which the
Of all parties secure their nomination
and election, and pledge ouTselyes to withhold eur
ing practice Of furnishing money and liquor to Sc
cure their nomination and election; which practice
but debars the poorer and more honest classes from
6ecoming Tor aaK 0fSs @ IN the gilt OF the
continually speculating from the public funds to
detray the expense attending their nomination and
Resolred, That we most cordially recommend to
| our fellow workingmen to manfully organize and
| prepare for the conflict, as we consider this the
proper time to let the politicians demagoguea and
that they will not only permit us to assume our
proper position, but will be compelled TO renquish
| all hopes of riding into place and power ON the
| shoulders of honest laboring men. ~.
ResoIred, That as workingmen, we most solemnly
enter una Dmous protest against the practice OF
certain class Of three-pen lawyers who are to be
found foremost at ell assemblages Of the people,
offering resolutions and making speeches, which are
only calculated to create strife and feeng In the
ranks OF the working classes; and while will
ing to- award TO talent its supremacy, we can not
regard such men otherwise than dsturbers of the
| peace and pests Of society.
All papers friendly to the cause of the
workingmen will please copy the foregoing
| A. L. ROBINSON, Prest.
JAMES NJ. ROBINSON, Sec'y.
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City News.

RB-FOr Financial and Commercial mat
ters, and River News, see FOnrth Page,
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FOUND.

TNOUND-A TEN-DOLLAR BILL--Which the
n rightful owner can have by proving property
and paying for adyertisng. Apply II. Il. STARS
Oigar-store, 157 Fifth.st. se3-b+
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LOST.

II OST-On Sunday last large brinde Bull Dog:
IL had on leather collar with piece of chain
him to 2O7 Wade-st., Will be liberally rewarded.
..F lse2-brl Z
H OST-From the pasture of W. Il. THOMAS, on
II or about the LIST of August, in Kentucky, five
miles below the Fifth-st. Ferry yellow bay Horse
l616 hands high-a very awkwardly moving horse,
especially when walking Any one returning said
horse to my office, at the foot of Ceptra-av giv
ing informs ton where he can be got will receive
satisfaction for the same.
au30-f JOSEPH THOMAS.
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.
tn Qnn1.TqNIIIE

JIyRI.wEEKLY THROUGH TO LYNCH R21s-,rITTTh
II BURG LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, i1zzllkees.eezzft
AND TRIwEEKIY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING DAI-
IY LINE As PAR As sCO1TsVllLE
Richmond 10 scosvie Richmond 10 Lexington. 20 90
a" Lynchburg. 90 Buchanan. ~
through line will leave Richmond Monday, wednesday and
Friday at NJ and on 9Th September the Way
line for scosy viii leave at NJ Tuesday Thursdays and Sat
urdays up far Scose Returning leave scots-
Vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday al II y A. NJ.
Zee distance fare and time Of passing In card below Tor through
line and that the scottsye line will intermediate
points opposite day the hours going and hour
later coming down. . 49,
Richmond Monday Wed Leave Lynehburg
Rrlln g neahaV nd
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
"a Z. z:

40 rtsSi-lSS1s WYE
AN and AFTER Monday the ls Of October,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains
VIII leave Richmond daily except sundaysl AZ GSO NJ Tor
staunion all intermediate Way saona connecting at Dor
donse and Alexandra Railroad Trains for
Alexandria tdae stations aud at Charlottesville with
Lynchbug and all points West and Southwest Of
that place And every other day. viz Tuesday, Thursdays, and
Saturdays for Jackson River and st,on West OF Sannton
Iamnn krown Stages connect with the train al saunton
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and At Goshen on Tues
DAYS, Thurslays and Saturdays, for Lexington.
aman Mason and Compsnys Stages connect with the TrAin
Tuesdays Thursdays and Su days at Mboro for The Warm
Springs JackSons River for the White Sulphur Springs
LeWisburg, &c. -
The Mail Train leaves Jacfsons River Mondays Wednes
DAYS and Fridays at s:l5 p. NJ, for staunion.
A FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
will leave wayueSboro 49, and staunon, At 95 A. ~,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Rldays for JAeksons Bver.
RETURNING,
Jaekson River Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
at 7:45 4 NJ for waynesboro'
w Through Tickets for The Warm and white Sulphur Springs
Lexington wsburg &C Ao, for Winchester ynchburg Bon
sacks Salem shaWsyie Chrsansbug, Bristol Knoxville Dal
ton Chattanooga Nashville drand Junction. Memphis, Canton
New Orleans and important Points 10 The Southwest can be
procured at the Ticket Office. - ~
ocI General Superintendent
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VJH "ANDALUSIAN BALM" win prevent and
the worst Of chApped hands and ps u renders
the skin smooth son and white and an excellent Tor
burns and all roughnes the skin II will noso or nure the
delicate fabric, being entirely devoid Of grease Prepared
oRlg By eMelDE BAKERAPhaImAeeutsti,
ocsI lis6 Main Ct, corner above postohce.
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1860. NOTICE. 1850
e ~ ~ I1sss5s1iffs7 ssI I.zss
TO PASSENGERS GOING NORTH NEW ARRANGEMENT
IMPORTANT 70 TRAVELLEl1S.
THROUGH TIChETSAND THROUGH CHECkd
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
TWICE DAILY-sunday might eTcepted-beween
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA, WARRINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADELPIA, NEW YORK, and all important points West via Ae
quia Greek aud Washington, ever the
RICHMOND FREDE RICKSBtRG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
the Potomac River Is miles, and by Splendid aud comfortable
thence 10 Washington 30 miles, In ali $50 miles In hou
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed.
~ Hours OF departure $50 A. ~, and 100 p. NJ.
re- Baggage under charge Of Special Agents, CHECKED
THROUGH 10 Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
Through tickets be procured TO the following points To
Baltimore Philadelphia Cincinnati Columbus, indianapolis Cal
ro Dayton Jacksonville Rock Island GAINESVILLE, Washington
New York ~ Louis Chicago. Ptsburg Louisville Decatur News
ark, vncennes.
Passengers and Ashland and dine board the
comfortable between Aequis Greek and Washington
Persons wishing obtain tickets for servants Tor Washington
CITY, points NORTH In all vOueed Tor by
responsible white eli Richmond In person. known 10
the officers OF the Road tickets will be sold applied or by
letter
~ further Information, apply at this oee Broad Street,
ghochoe Hill JAMES b. WINSTON
Gen1 Ticket Agent.
sAM'L RUTH, SupL
once K " 4 p. R. K. Co., ,
x edmond Sept. is, 1855. lanA-u
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

rEJHIE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COmfA.
NY now fully prepared business and The attention Of We
,ubc earnestly called 10 The Importance Of rs ooee Is
ompany under lis charter divides Seveneghh OF ~ Pron
very three years. among the policy holders thereby giving he
assured Of the Mutual system, with me peoge Of
perpetual Capital Stock Of and he added security hAt
have permanent uoneyed interest In conducting ts
aaau with prudence and economy.
The Charter requires half Of the Capital STOCK ana Ernngs
10 be bond and Mortgage unneumbered kea Estate
worth double the amount -
The chief object the Company 10 aid In retaining a. home
the immense Of which goes annually rom our STATE
or Ife Premiums Northern Companies That money VIII De
loaned 70 Customers Tor term OF yeas ~ leBA anu
burBed In midst rv,,
Tndowments and Annules granted Life and term Policies r.
usd Al o9 rates other good Oompaniea Saves Asuedfor
On' ''~' VI ~ DIRECTORS.
VIM Il. MaefariAnd, John Purcell,
Joseph Allen, hamlf bAyyI
RoSeoe nj Heath Jos R. Anderson.
Thos w McCanee, Thomas p Auguft
John II. Montague, ko. H. manry,
navidI burr Jas. A. OowArdn,
Ievis (linter J. b. MeoelAnd,
John Ionas 7. T. Moore,
JSs l. Lpperson, John II. Claiborne,
Lewis D. CrenshaE, y. O. Wherry
Wm a. Paine, VIM H. Christian,
n d Baskeryn, Wyndham Robertson,
BAmn j. Harrison, John " shaierl
Wm II. Haxan, Peter " MArWeEs
Geo ID she'll Edward Norven,
Wellington Goddin, Geo y sumner,
John Dooley. ~ o nOouTluso.
Iresidsns-sAML j. HARRISON
Vice PresideRt-WM. II. HANALL
PhVsici.fn--Dr BLAIR BURWELL.
Aa0rHop-ROSC0E b. HEATH, Esq.
aDsT j. ADAIR PLEAsARTs. secretai
EE-Omce corner Main ilth streets, Richmond
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Leave Lynehburg Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday, at 9 7. NJ.
uGHTR 4 BRADBURRY'S PIANOS.

WE GALL the attention OF the citizens OF Rich
w mond, and Virginia, 10 our Piano Portes which d
We have placed with Mr. Oarusi that their qualities Tj
In every respect may be tested by the side Of heJI u
famed lckerng's.
We warrant ali Pianos and show as high and as nume
rous testimonials any factory In the country All Of which can
be seen at Mr. CaTus Broad Street Sd door from 9th
dsi6- bidHTE bkADbuhhf.
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sHOCKOE MILL


AM now p pared supply demand for PLATTER FpxsH
Il GROUND for the Pail eropa -,
Nova scotal ouar With special reference 70 s richness In
suphate 81 Lime Thankful for the heavily increased patronage
nrone, nplverisaton. JOHN H. CLAIBORNE,
ssib Once No. II Pearl IT,
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wishing obtain tickets for servants
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac r. for WASH
ngton City and points further NORTH must In all cases be vouoh
I'd for BY come responsible white citizen Of Richmond person.
snown 70 the officers Of the Road tickets wi be sold a
Piled for by letter. A. D. ALLEN
mao0-tv Ticket Agent
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a MONO THF LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL AZ
N ortment Of the various styles OF Poatue executed by
W. MINNIE, at his Photograph and Fine Art Gallery, 2l Main
Street. Rchm nd Va be- found Lenesses the folio
well known and distinguished gentlemen all OF which bear tes
mony the experience and shin of the various Artists employed
and the well earned ruputation OF hs GALLERY
ExGov. Wise, Hon. Mr.. Orr r. O.,
" Lieut. Gov. Jackson, Jno. r. Thompson, rsq,
Lieut. Gov Montague, Rev. Mr.. Ried,
Hon. Jas Lyons, Rev. Mr.. Peterkin
" Caskie, Rev. Mr. Duncan,
Judge LomAT, Rev. Mr. Mnegerode,
Tyler, Rev. Mr. Baker,
Hopkins. Rev j. L. Burrows,
Chas. Bruce ESQ.,, Rev. J. v. Edwards,
Gen. WIN. Walker, Rev Mr. seeley,
Capt Jos. Myers, Rev. Mr. Peterson,
Rev. NJ Jeter, Rev. Mr. Kepler,
Rev W. A Saith, Rev Mr. Wilmer,
The late Rev. Mr. DlbTe, The late Judge Buer, g. O.,
The late Judge Clouton, The late Edgar Poe,
Rev. Mr. Boggs, Rev Mr. schFigley,
Duplicate copies 81 all the above for sale and style o:
Photograph from lie copied small pictures and
warranted 10 please mAy1
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WILLOUGHBY'S PATENT
Gum Springand Gum Cylinde,
Ped R0LLYR
GRAIN DRILLS

WITH WAdGONERs ATTACHMENT ROR GUANO
SHls Grain Drill has been In than four wears ana
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also the highest prize SILVER MEDAL at the United Sts g,,
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Amongs peculiar advantages are The teeth are no rom
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put IN ~ooSen pins as In 9TH drills Newly cleared and can be
seeded with this rl The springs be set 10 r The baJ
firm obstiu ton. '' -'''"'
Second The arrangement for distributing seed Is By two vu
eanEed rubber rollers revolving together which rhsrse M
grain In constant stream, Without choking IN, ~
and no regularity OF the ground SLOW motlon ~ ~
TEAM viii vary the quantity the NOT h. cltd
by straw or white In the wheat the rollers viii carry
through The quantity sown regulated any desired amonn
instantly, when standing 10 MOTION '
Third "hn the teeth raised by the the seed
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" ned Without leaking wasting the grain When the teeth are
t down. the feed starts Immediately In motion N sovs
wheat rye. oats or barley with the hopper and reos M
change Also, all kinds OF grass Seeds, when desired
Nothing but the beat maer used hes. marLnes ubch
are Manufactured In workmanike superb manner An ps
eihnes warranted 10 work well proper
The ..uano attachment nost complete reulat
10 SOW the required quantity by the moving Of the sd %
gLano sown In the trench with The wheat and covered
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huEI-u Agents for the of