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Cider How to Prevent Acidity.

Levi Bartlett, in the Country Gentleman,
describes the stunning process burning the
cider with burning brimstone) which he says
he practiced many yearsago with perfect sue
cess, thereby having cider which would cxhi-
arate but not fiddle, nor produce headache {;
There are three stages Of fermentation to
which cider is subject, viz: the vinous, the
acetous and the putreactive. When cider
has passed through the vinous fermentation,
if left unchecked it soon runs into acetous,
and from this it soon passes into the pures-
cent fermentation, becoming ropey, and is
worthless. Most Of the cider put up by far
mers passes into thesecond or acetous trrmen-
tation, becoming more or less sour and inc,
briatiDg, and when drank, by many persons,
producing flushed face and headache, and
and what is worse, producing crossness and
i'll temper in many of those that use it as a
common beverage, and guzzls it down in large
quantities II would be far better to convert
all such cider into vinegar. This making Of
a man into cider cask is poor business.
If new cider is ermcnted in an open cask
after time, longer or shorter, depending up
on circumstances, all the heavier portions of
exraneous matter, pomace, &c, will settle
to the bottom Of the cask, and the lis hter
focculent matter will rise to the surface form
ing a Spongy, brown crust. Just as soon as
the vnous fermentation has ended, cracks or
assures will appear in the crust, and small
white bubbles OF carbonic acid gas will fill the
assures Of the crust. The liquor at this pre-
else time is clear and bright. The grand Sc
crct of having cider equal to pure wine, is to
check the fermentation If the cider is left
to it,cll, the acetous fermentation follows,
the s. dcntary matter at the bottom Of the
caak rises, and the liquid becomes muddy.
this, acting as yeast, produces second and
moe violent fermentation, resulting in hard
cider
When the white bubbles begin to appear
the crust should be removed, and tho liquid
drawn off without disturbing the sediment at
the bottom of the caSk Pour two or three
pals full oil the liquor into a clean, strong,
tight barrol then umigae-that is, have
prepared long tapering bung with a Iooped
wire inserted in the smaller end Of it, in the
lower end Of the loop fix strips Of cotton or
linen cloth, dipped in melted sulphur, to form
a good sized match, light it, and thrust it in
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The Hog.

poem was read at Massachusetts, Show Of which tn
blowing is an extract
We sing the Hog mot those in common styes,
But that which roamd unpenn'd in Paradise,
And furnished-next to that best gift dear Madam
An extra spare rib for old father Adam.
But if you doubt, when Eden's garden fair,
Bloom'd fresh and lovely, that the Pig was there,
You'll certainly allow, (please don't forget)
He went with Noah in, out of the wet.
Yet there are some, who this plain fact dispute,
And out Of that old ark would crowd the brute
Said my friend Dean to me, the other day,
(My friend, the Treasurer in his Tauntin way,
How can you prove, Sir, that in Noah's boat,
The hog was gathered with the sheep and goat
OF that, quOth /, one cannot be mistaken,
For wasn't it then, that Noah Saued his bacon
And did he not, though on the surging brine.
Have his Ham there whene're he chose to dine :
Dean ceased to briSHe.-'lowed twas even So
The &c critter' figured at that Cattle Show
o, much abused and much despiscd beast
Men slight the most, who know thy merits least
Who would make Hght of the, should try thee, first
Then with thy praise they'll inter-iud their verse.
Without thy presence at the festive board,
Tickling the palate of creations lord
In bake or fry, or roast, or even stew,
Pray what could we, or our good Housewives do
Sore grief would seize on many bosom stout,
If by perchance the hog should " step out -
And Life becomes, mid all its varying scenes,
Like sunday morning without polk and beans.
On beef and mutton Engishmen expand,
But pork's the browning glory Of our land
Pigs and true Patriotism our Buckeye State
They die to make her Cincinnati great.
Pork to the Jew is every way unclean,
IIowe'er prepared, with or without his bean.
Though Paul felt free from Moses here to swcrvr
The Jew still deems it binding to observe
Ne go with Paul-as every one suppOses--
As for the JeW-why, he may go TO Moses!
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to the bung.holc of the BARREL the match
will burn till the oxygen in the barrel is used
up then withdraw the match, put in COM
mon bung and tip the cask in " double quick
time" to the right and left, so as to mix, as
far as possible, the liquor and gas in the bar
rel; then fill it full, put in tight.iitting
bung, place it in a cool cellar, and in the
course of year or SO there will be barrel
of apple juice that " temperance" ladies and
children can partakc Of without blush or
scowl."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15

Rotation of Crops

There seems to be feeling moro or less
prevalent among farmers, even among the
readers Of agricultural papers, those who
write upon Rotation of Crops Improved
Stock, : Drainage Manufacturing Manure,
System in Farming and similar topics, be-
long generally to that class known as fancy
farmers, Or as city folks who farm for amuse-
ment without regard to cost. We propose,
therefore, to vacate the editorial chair for the
time being, and allow an individual Of the
practical class, one who has made a for
tune at farming, or considerable portion of
one, and who has the ability to tell how it
was DONE to use our editorial pen. He in
sists upon using the big l., but as he is a
Scotchman and promises to introduce HIM
self, this little bit Of independence will be
excused. 1t may be proper for us to say
that he comes to us with recommendations
from the Secretary Of the Canadian Board
of Agriculture. 1t will be noticed that our
favorite crop, Indian corn, has no place in
the rotation of our Canadian ftiends Its
introduction, or any other Improvement on
his system, we leave to the good Judgment
of each one of our readers believing that
some will be glad to know how poor man
has improved poor farm, and made money
by the process
INTRODUCTORY.
came TO the country thirty years ago,
and burdened with debt of 5000; | leased
worn out farm in Lower Canada Of eighty
four acres, in the midst of French popua-
titn and at an annual rent of 1920. Well,
in the space Of II years, l have paid my
original debt, and saved enough to enable me
to purchase in the ncighborhood much bet
ter farm than the one rented. The owner
of the farm which [ bought was going on
every year from bad to worse, until he was
forced to sell it, whilst |, the tenant Of less
productive farm, and paying rent all the
while, was enabled to buy him out, as just
said. What was the reason Of this anomaly?
The Canadian was stronger than was, had
equally good health, and no rent to pay
The reason was he mad no system; he let his
land become exhausted and full OF weeds
he let his stock staryo; he wasted his ma
nure, the gold of the farmer, and let every
thing 90 to ruin for want of method but
when | had got hold OF this same farm, and
had applied the system which l am about to
describe, the whole was brought gradually,
field by field, into good condition by the end
of six years; since then, the condition Of the
land has steadily improved, and that by re-
sources drawn wholly from within itself
The system to which aude is kno8n to all
good farmers everywhere as inc basis of all
improvement: mean that Of
ROTATION OF CROPS.
There arc two sorts Of reasons in favor Of
a rotation OF crops,
LIST. Because different plants draw from the
soil diffo cnt sorts of food, so that ono plant
will grow freely in soil which is worn out
as regards another.
ID. Because the crops being various, the
occasional failure of one is not so much felt,
seeing that the others furnish subsistence suf-
fciently without it.
In the beginning Of the application of this
ystcm, divide the bleportion of the farm,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15

To Color STRAW CoLoR.-White clover
blossoms will color beautiful straw color,
whether any setting is necessary or not, do
not know, but judge a little alum would be
good.
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RTcHroND ADVRRTTsENEETs.
hIC1zUUU AVV6s1zszs@~1H-&
Great Seuthern Hat and Cap Manufactery'
.. JOHN p s % l. "a

Manytacfsrsv and Dealer IN Fer SfraS, LesAern.
Pssamd. Slfi. dad Moieskin Dress Hafs
\ HAVE new ready my spring STOCK Of Hats, Caps.
1 and straw tloods 10 which would invite The anen.
ton the merchants Of Virginia, Neftn Csrons sna
Teun@ssee confident ability 10 supply them Win every
Thing they want In line. as good terms - ney can
b. procured In any market In the country
Nv socs will kept constantly null by the addition ~ any.
Thing 10 dssrzbie. Having greatly Increased my
urss facilities many desirable styes will be OF my
own manufacture Ny Black Messn Hal st'ii IN me ROM
sank aud equal superior 10 ntlhng produced In the
county
Ny assortment Of boys Misses and chierens Richly Tmm-
Hats aud Flats Of all The different styles OF Braid ana Leg
bgrn, ranBot be cxcelied . ~.
10 Military 8oods l furnish anything required Ny
stock Il various qualities of Arm, "hegnlatlon as u
very qpmee aud the different styles Of Hats or Caps
matc Il, order nj fllon notice. - .-........
NH ~. JOHN DO0LEY.
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SCHEME.

20 3g6 prttes amounting TO- si'<"S"
Ticket. $50. Halves fio, Quarters -. Eightis t2O
Certificate Package Of 20 whoies roetr tz9s w
do. 20 Halves. NV ~
Do. do. ~ Quarters, .....,,..,.. - %
Do, do. 70 Eighths. ...,,.,..s.,.. ~ 81
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS 10,
To drawn in Wilmington Dc saturday, March 8is 1900
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New Commission uonso

New Commission House.
have this day associated together for the nur
~ pose OF conducting GENERAL COMMISSION nj 81.
NEeo ior the sale Of Tobacco Wheat COSi &c &C. We ask
snare OF the patronage Of generous public assuring them
tnat we are much younger than the Board NJ Jde and have
Always ignored It's action the 26 per cent EN- ". viii
sell Tor you under the old commission Id make remit
anes as soon as sold Office At Jno c. Sheaer Main street
July 2odscly sHE.Ktn 4 HiiRKS 49,
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! CL0THINGi!
NJ. GJJGaENHEI

AS returned ffum the Northern cities and da Fccisnf
HI very large and fashionable stock Of FALL AND WIN
TER CLOfHlNG which In beauty, style and qualify, ans
sapasses He very respectfully requests aud invites The public
In general and ends examine his stock beor parchAs
n lie viii great Inducements 10 cash and
prompt paying cuorsos others he has no more use
rr-scs mas tauga hin decidedly In restricting credit
Hls sioek cpssrs many different styles Of Coats Pants,
Vess Over Cea Denoagh that tue! would DC too nu
to mention. -. -. .....
he sse has an assortment Of SEAMLESS CLOTHING The
rrcae< iavcuton Of he age and only siured b,
Coupsny In the United staies New York The public
yited examine tAcn II will doubtless puzzle every
body
lie also large stock Of Genemens GOODS
socks Tcs Crsvat Net shs and Drawers Gloves
Shrs handkerchief shaw Travelling Biankeis also,
Trunka Umbrellas, Carpet BagN lie reiarns thanks for
past farars and Invites everybody 10 cali on him.
n BCouutry Merchants would DO well call him be-
going Ahs Eas he preared for the wholesale trade
scui ssdts 20
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Sombrero Guan(

Sombrero Guano.
.1nn TONS sOMBkkRO GtANo, landing from scho.n
ZN)l) ef war Eagle direct from Sombrcro Island For
sse ,y EDMOND, DAVENPORT n 90,
frt 5ts Richmond, Va.
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800. SPRING TRADE. 1860
1850.

EI.IET"T & WEISIGER,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealer, In
Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
No. 1917 Main Street, opposite Enchan0s Bank
RICHMOND, VA.
HAVING made extensive preparations offering to
j the mcrch Of Virginia, North Carolina and Tonnes
prices which cannot bui Insure sae. the ir9esf ana
nefe stock NJ Spring dnd summer Goods ever got
this Market which for quality 'nre, and eegdncs
be exeelcd All they ask iopk before ':ehasiug
elsewhere. ORDERS Atricil! aud promp! attended TO-
Mr. L. IIrrcmssoS formerly of Union, Monroe county,
VA In busncss and VIII devote u NE shua
IT, .crylcrs ELLErr d WElsIGER.
f.ltI IA tmaF
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRizE
&rO OOOf

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware
CLASS 10
To be drawn In wilmington, DEL saturday, March e. ise
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Only Fifty Dollars
EW nee u N

FENE undersigned have associated themselves together for
l. the purpose OF conducting The business Of
Carpentering in all it's Branches,
and will be happy share Of the public patronage
Their shop Madison Street, between sixth and seventh,
occupied 10y Messrs Burnham Curie where
they may be found al all times. d. i. TOMPklNs,
ian dam VIM A. MORGAN.
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III ~ l M ssl;ssl.lEaa - a ssssgl


OFFICE SOU I'll Side RAILROAD Co,
PErEasnuRu, februar, H. 1850.
AN ani after Monday the 2Oih OF February the follow
~ ing Rates al rreignt viii he charged by the
knilrnad Company from l.! nehDurg Petersburg, keond
POINT:
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IOTFRRTEs.
CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE
Fer March, 1s6o.
FRANCE. BR0ADBENTS o CO.. MssAoERs
WTLxTEGT0E DELaHARk

The Manager attention o The public 10 the following
eplendd sskemss b drawn In Wilmington Deiswarc ~
slals authority,
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. Something Worth Knowing.

Al NO. 81 BRIDGE STREET.
o'aet 70 make room for Spring Stock OF Goods nm,
= determined 10 sell my stock hand al reda,,d
prices consisting OF B0OTS and SHOEN wh,c, I-1ffj
a ~. eeaper Than any establishment In city, Ais,
o Dry Goods ''roctrlcs and Fancy Articles and
oiier articles unnecessary mention ' "''
p ..r..,, DAVID LAWSON,
As conduct my busness the ready mou.v nd,
Pile, buying nnl selling for CASH nossess pci
u no other estal lshmen the State fnh ,tsi ~ "fo
SAhAfFiNE OK COAL OIL CANDLES hay. ON 6a,d
ma iot Oh these Candles; they equal 10 the H.,
Sperm Candles For sale cheap by " ''' 'Ts'
~. no ANDREW BOYD
"" % h5 Main Street. I.ynchi,irg In
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Fire, Life and Marine ns"r...o

Fire, Life and Marine s"ra..tN
Lynchbuig Hose q Fire Insurance Company
NHis Company makes Insurance agans, loss or damage by
Il Fire. Dwelling Houscs, stofs, Tobaceo Factories and
other Bading Furniture Goods Wares and Merchandise
generally and country the favorable terms
the liyes Of all enjoy ing
good health .aund constitution for tho whole duration
OF life N for \ imiied period.
Slaves employed ordinary occupations VIII be Insured on
-easousble terms
The gsnpauy risks from and 10 OF
IN. Northern " Southern Ports favorable rates.
JOHN ROBIN Mcdaniel, President,
JAMES N. CoBijs Vice ircsilcni,
GEORGE y. THURMAN, Chief Engineer.
DIREcfoRs
JouS 0rrr TAYLOR, 'Wn r. ANDERSON,
JANIS y. PAYNE, JoHs T. DAVIS,
=. sTaATTox, MArRicR :. LAsauonSE,
= +. KtsaEY, Qua. H. SLAUGHTER.
JAS. O. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
CREED T. Wills, Ne i,nrY.
DIR. wM orWAY OWEN, Mil / gt.
DI. n GILMkH "N "'"''''''''
The Mysca Examination Of suhccis for Insurance vii be
once of the Company each DAY between the
hours n and o'clock. p. NJ. fb 2j-its
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All articles consigned to the Agent ut City Point will be
ped b, m b. first Vessels, directed
blis ri fading taken and forwarded thout any additional
charge.
For classification Of goods and apply
Agent at I.yucnourg. II. ID. BIRD, rul'I
IeD lt2m
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MANIPULATED GUANO.
WE offer Ia The Planters ri Virginia Glauo prcpar-i by
w Is follows:
iooD lbs. best Peruvian Guano that be proeur"l
$40 do somorero tiuano containing sd per y Phos
phate of I.me
200 do Ground Plaster. for which wepay A. y ton extra
The best Information obtain believe MiNtrr
Price 10 Planters u, per ~ less per on when they
furnish the bags.
so Prepared and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 Co..
. Richmond, Virginia.
Also for sale by Commission aud Grocery Merchants in cities
eSN We refer To Planters have used the Sob,r AMI
the Manipulated Guano-imong ticIn Jas Calf Esd A. Wur-
wick, ESP, Jos Allen, Esq and H. H. Syi Es., and others
below We give ID. h. Iutrs Chemist ny.r,,,y of VA
report q" the same samples FROM u bags shall bc kepl
10 that standard: ~
81 am now able to give the result anays,s They
show the Mixture 10 be what stated former letter and
lJWc that you are very Fortunate the
especially OF Peruvian Guanu. The ceniage Ammonia
shows me pure PERUVIAN 10 l2A per cent which
more Than the average. The Anal, sis s Ms follows:
Moisture gwen Oh al boiling point. .......... 1Ona
....'........-............ 4sI6
He"'""D' iiue oof
% , go
.,n neu. ID
small quantity OF Aikali undermined. Water in
combination and organic matter .........,. - 81 "a
u..,.- A.. - -, 10000
IL deserved, I ROMAN x,nrs "''>"
dee s-d&c1y ID X rIfTTIE.
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: ALWAYS "GET THE b EST!'
INTow IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
In FOR AND CIRCULATE

(which has for Ten Years past so manifested the
t,pirt of its glorious motto, "EIcciSior, and laud-
able objects, Progress and Improvement az to
outstrip all competitors in both merit and clrcula-
- .,,J lcccm,. the ackunXyl,lUrl
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Ruins ANDi ISCMDS
arc iustrltiy rel eyed Of their anguish, pain and
Inflammation by timdyi K application Of tbs p'ar
rriI5rN Acq'p and thc.S N,sh l. renewed as II ~
a charm no b'emish OF sea- remaining
I'M. FRIEND OFF, The NURSERY.
Children are frequcut|-- .slfiiIcrs from external
i,iIlrirs c.,cralIy non - rant and rGH,jI rsIc a.
,G.,;.,,,. Therefore al = molhcrs shon'd have
his l.sIiug pic'aIat.ou = constantly at hand. 1t
bc,I. .orc brca.ts and - .quiCkly removes the
TETTTR or RING = WORM so pycrGCcht al
TIE NiueGg. =
ira YE.!TEIERN'- BY SEA OR LAND
TIE machiui-t, the : Traveller, or any "'hti
individual whose lot 40 = life throws HIM within
the chance oi accident. = rom rI1Fog'pH. ire o,
cyl,,i.H. should hcarin = m nd that th- Magic
Extr4c'ori- his best and : only MEND. II - ron
ro,faIle and cheap ard = should ever be hiS com
uor;,u as a friend in 'uCed. There are thou
san : OF living witness c- to testify To- It, mar
yelous virtue vino p"c = their sound limbs AMI
muscle to il saving ci--S icacJ.
The following are - .'cw Il tie 'eAGHe as
eaIcs for which D.r- .LYY's MAGICAL PAS
EXTRACTOR IS PRE- : NEENIiFh az well as
CURE:
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GREAT EASTERN AND WESTERN
LIN OF STAGES.
CENTRAL ROUTE THROUHH. LOUISIANA
AND TEXAS
FROM ALEXANDRIA LOUISIANA,
II O.
NACOGDOCHES TEXAS.
Connecting with the Eastern Mail at Alexandria
from New Orleans, also, with the Western Line OF
Stages from NacoCtOchcs to.
Douglas,
LinwOOd,
Alto,
Crockett
Cincinnati, 10
Huntsville.
Also. connects with the Line Of Stages to
Tyler, and TO
Henderson and
Mount Pleasant.
n. & {. ia YLOR,
PROPRIETORs.
Stages leave Alexandria three times werk, foi
Nacoedoches, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
davis fare through from Alexandria, to Naeog
dochcs, $500, TO Milan, : 90, San Augustine
SI2.5O. Cherno, Sl4,00. Passengers taking this
route will be certain to connect With all OF tn,
above lines and will be PUT TIIPOCHll will
with dispath.
| tg~ Stage Office at the Ice House Hotel.
| THOMAS CLEMENTS, AGENT
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Great Red Ricer Stage and Nal Route
TyROM the Mouth of Red River TO Alexandria,
Il connecting with the EAGLE LINE, to
Nacogdochcs, and also with }. Is. Prices Line OF
Stages to Cloutiervile, Natchltoches Manslr,d ana
Shreveport. n. @ I. lAih LIN
Shrouch Ticket from Red River Landing to Mac
ogdochcs :, SI3'o0
From Mouth Of Fed River TO Alexandra $1,000
THOS. CLEMENTS, AFENT.s
auo eff At the Ice House Hotel, Alexandra.
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Conservative OFFICE,

Ahcldrcn, Miss, Aug. %, lSjS.
Nc,.rS. U'gigH & Co--As any testimonial m
reference to your preparation may prove beneficial
t. You. enclose the following, pub iShed at my
rcglcst in the " Conservative of thO2l,t inst.
Ca. Vas-cr was formerly associate editor Of the
- Conservative and * well known in North MIS-
9i--ippi as a gentleman of intelligence and street
intnnr.tY. Hc.necthlllv, J. w. NksEY.
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IL HORSsES FOR SALE.

e y <,-~.A YLOR, would respectfully inform
lst:s-is fri...ds, and the public generally that
- have OF. iiand, ct their Stable on the street
4 Nc new Tee House Hotel, superior lot oil
HkIACsE s<iIGGY aud
aApDLE HORSES,
Is fhey off, to the public at fair prices.
|ey would also inform their friends That thcy
= Icl6fi1e@ % keep on hand the
<l<<RINEST STOCK
<' H. found in the country. All they ask
FlIKs SHARE Of the patronage OF the
t+,I|< All are requested to call and see for
Z $500 aug eff
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BLACKSMITHING,

uOnf Ill I'LL us
We are also prepared TO do
w oOb II u r. III N q
of all kinds, such wagon and cart Hubs, Tellies,
&c.
Planters and others, interested in the machiue
business, would do well to call and take look at
our Machinery and examine our prices before send
Dg their orders or work elsewhere, as are pre-
pared TO do all work in our line Of business US
cheap we think as can be done elsewhere.
Orders from abroad promptly attended to, aud
thankfully received.
All work done by u.s. warranted to give ontire
| satisfaction
| We are Agents 70, the hoasc of W. r. Dunlap Il
Co, Cincinnati, Ot.p, and we are prepared to fur
nish
Boilers,
Engines,
and every description of Machinery of their wok
at Manufactures prices, and guarntee them in cvey
respect.
We refer to the following gentlemen;
J. Williams, d. A. Smith; Capt, L. Wilson
T. o Moore, G. G.. McEroy, Jos Chambers,
VI. r. Ariail, A. Prescott, J.. T. Hickman,
, W. NJ Sasscr, J. Innis, :. u. lIaygooG,
: II. Robertson * Go. augO-Iy