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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27

Never was party So badgered as the Demo-
cratic party. The truth Of that Scripture
There is no peace to the wicked is proved
anew in its case. Its members may say again, as
one Of its most distinguished leaders said long
ago, Our sUfferiDgs is intoleTahe." They can
not fuse at the right time and 10 the right place,
ard where fusion finally is accomplished at all, it
comes too late. Taxation for party purposes is
meIcess, the uDhsppy tax payer knowing that the
sum be giges so grudgiugly is money thrown away
AID that he may not use the poor privilege ofgrum-
Ding aloud when the returns show that the ma Or
ity ogaipst his side may be counted by the number
Of dollars expended TO "prevent' ito use the
expressive term Of The Journal Of Commerce.
OLe of the most remarkable cases is that
Of Bart President Of this city, who
was nominated for Congress, few days since
in a DeigbbOring county, by the Democratic party
No sooner was the domination made known than
there was Tun-DOt upon the bank-but upon It's
President. He was beet BY hoard of hungry
rouahs," who wanted various sums, from FIVE
dollars upward, TO be used for electiOneerng pur'
poses. Every mothers son Of them was sure he
could do this or he could do that, he could bring
an influence to bear III this place, or he could bring
it to bear in the other, to the precise amount
asked for, if be only had the money. The regular
bank customers are disguised at being brought in
contact with such crowd irreyerent clerks and
tele1s laugh sl5Iy behind ledgers and desk lids;
the bank parlor becomes scene of turmoil and
excitement hitherto unknown in the husbed silence
and disDifed tranquility of those almost inacces
sible inner temples. The patriotism OF the Pres
ident almost yields under this painful aud unpre
cedeDted pressure. The Obyiols remedy in a
babkiI institution is to stop payment; but that is
forbidden by party usage. The only escape is to
resign the nomination to witch the unhappy and
badgered gentleman may yet b. driven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
find that The Express vas paid:

The last quarter being just before election,
when political OTganizali ms are lavish, shows
email figure; but when the suppressed surplus
comes ID, it will bring the bull for the year up to
about $40 600. The greater portion of this bill Is
made up by charging the city ten cents (tolr cents
line, or forty per cent more, we believe, than 1t
charges other adyertisers) lice for tbs reports OF
Comnon Council proceedings, and other city mat
ters, which are Systematically elaborated so as TO
spread over the greatest possible amount OF paper
eipce not Only The Express but nearly dozen other
Journals exc out their existence by this charity OF
the Common Council. In all the atrocities OF the
Japanese swindle. who ever heard word OF real
condemnation fOm thess paupers? No one; IN 2se
nbo did not symPathize with public robbery were
afraid TO utter a word of rebuke, lest their
means of existence should be cut OFT. Now 1t is
this E4press-liyine, like shy Aims House pauPe''
npon the earnings of the taxpayers OF the city
that daily and hourly vlliiies and insults the hones
voters of ali the Northern aud Western portion OF
tbe Union. II has made detTaction and SANDER lts
cspital. and reduced mi representation to such
constant practice that il has become second nature
Its standard of moral character cannot DO more
tersely expressed than by itself, IN these WORDS
fairy quoted from it's leading article of yesterday
d J, now is mans best business There Is no 50 good
x 70 r.le money keep free al the pubic Avenues 10,
ting nancy There trace trge like t'af a'e' ''
Patriotisn 10 ss(sHteresi'
Presenting nothing in the shape OF argument or
N least pothirg that is not based directly upon
dollars and cents, its favorite weapons OF warfare
are foul words, personal insults, gar0led quota
tions, al vile epithets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
WHAT SHALL WE DO ?

vary able and ingenious article Ia 1ae Boston
Courier, in explanation of and aPoogy ior tue
deeree of social tyranny admitted TO exist al Tue
S,u,b as 10 the Tree expression OF opinion on the
spbiect Of Slavery, concludes BY putting thus ques
.,on. " HOW can men 10 Massachusetts act to
:. nroduce better tone Of sentiment in South Car
-" olina. 20 as TO encourage the men There VINO
{. think Slavery an evil in itself to SPEAK out taeir
minds ?" :.
We sbou6 say. in answer TO this question: lot
4be men in Massachusetts do their best 10 take Tue
admiri.tration of the General Government OUT VI
h hands Of those who exercise this Social tyranny
at home. and who Geek TO employ the power ana
patronage Of that Government 10 extend the same
aerial tyranny into the Free States So long as the
shareholders are able 10 control the administrator
of the General Government and to make to'a'
,ilerce ss to the evils of Slavery, If not loud
mouthed justification Of il thing good III ltseii'
an indispensable qualification, even Oh the part oil
free white men, for favor at Washington. 1t Is VAN
10 expect any abatement atthe South OF that social
TYRANNY on this SUBJECT which The Courier admits
and lsmeuts. At the North and even IN Massa
.L..,,. ,tself there has been some instructive ex-
.ar;anoe on this subject. Riots to put down the
Tree s.ores.ion Of opinion on the evils Of Slavery
nssd fa,merly to occur in the rural districts Of
50 rnrl.n5 often led on and encouraged by per-
.on. of high social and political standing
-, poston itself if We are not mistaken,
nos tbe scene of one or two sucn n''''
a learned criminal Judge of that city laid down
Soo,r;,e that the free expression OF opinion On
the subject Of Slavery was inoic'AO'o ~ ..,r.
law, and the Governor OF the s'a'e' ~ us -
to the Legislature, hnted at the eiPeGeno5 % %
rsnnl epsctmepts. The Liberty OF speech ana oi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN.

FATHER PoisT, Friday, Oct. 26, 1860.
Tie steamship Canadian, from Liverpool llth, VIA
Londonderry evening Of the l9,h inst passod Fsther
Point at $50 q m to-day, en- routs to Qlseec Her
advices are one day later than those By the City Of
Washington eff Cape Race.
The stesmship Bremen, from New York, arrived at
Southampton on the llth
The steamship Kangaroo, from New-foIk, arrived
at Queenstown On tbs llth.
TIE Epglsh news is wholly unmportsot.
The Paris correspondent Of The London Times Gays
private Trustworthy accounts from the Island Of Ssr
dina spssk Of the commencement Of msneuyers o.
agency there in favor Of aunexaou 70 France,
in the same manner and by the ZANE msans as were
employ ed by French epi.saries ia Savoy and Ei,s.
TIE Bourfe, on the 10Th, Was very fat, and rsntss
declined 10 68f. SOC.
From Naples no res movement ID reported.
Gen. Cisldin han received orders 10 ero,s the Nea-
poitan frontier and feciivs events were expected to
occur st any moment
Gsribadi was abOnt 70 convoks the Electoral IL
bges of the two Scies 70 vote By universal suffrage.
The Pedmontese corps darn.ee in Maple, will
amount to 20 600.
Affairs in the Papal States unchanged
1t was reported ths Lam rciere mad telegraphsd TO
Narcotics to passage in the steamer for Ciyita
Vecchis for himself and three officers.
Tie Sandman Chambers were debating the law Of
snrexstion, and vote was expected to be taken on
the 18th.
1t was reported that Russia vas about to recall her
ambassador from Turn.
Adyicee from Rome confirm the statement that the
French would occupy Vitsrbo.
The Portifeal eendarTnes precsds the French by
TIVE We hours. The inhabitants prepared to rspulse
them, but to yield to the French
Marquis Deppoh bad proceeds to VisTboto rsassurs
tie inhabitants that Victor Enamel was a. Macsra'a
The statement is confirmed that Spain had proposed
a Congress of the Catholic powers at Gasts
In Austria an extraordinary credit had been granted
to the naval department for the construction Of naval
batteries to defend the entrance of the ports.
Since the departure Of Fusd Pasha from Syria the
Mussumsrs hadrecOmmenced their massacre and killed
twenty Christians. TIE rsmaiuiDg Christians were
emigrating to Latskis The Mussnlms1s were furious
against the Christians snd hal threatened the life Of
tie Russian Consul.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
Railroad Timetable Convention.

tfftINhAII, ffidaT, y Z, 20 IoUU'
The Timetable Convention t. day de ided tnat the
Eastern trains will leave Cincinnati at $3.50 q. and
1880 .. M the neW .gclt to take effect oa tns
l9'h OF November. The ,tment OF the difference
between the rail ard wa er rates postponed Till
tie Columbus Convention which is to be held on the
18th of November
TIE Convention was en- .ertsined to-day by Alfred
GsTiher, Superintendent Of the adams Expr-ss Goa
rauy bs stlencic dinner st ST. Chsre.'s Exchange.
sirisr courtesy was EXTENDED 10 its members to-
hight by tee proprieors of the Burnet House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
Ra;irOad Accident.

BOsrOS, FIlday, U5t. 20 IoUU
The steamboat train from Nsw-YorS, from Eau
River for Boston, ran off the track near hyri;ks Sta
ton this morning owing TO broken rail- Mrs. Drink
water of Portland, Me-, bad an arm torn of; Mrs.
POND of Bucksport Ne, had an arm broken aa III
fanT baG thigh broken ard several other passengers
were considerably, but noue fatally injured.
Tie Injured persons were in tue last car, which was
overturned aud dragged several rods on its side
Mrs Drinkwaier Was taken back 10 fau RIVER where
h., e+ro was arnputs,ed The injured persons were
bre1gL, 10 this city Boston,, They are all doing well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
RaI,road Convention,

CINCINNATI, Frdsy, OF: 70 IoOU'
The delegates 10 the Railroad lime table Conven-
~; assembed 81 the Burnett HOUSE last evening. The
,sn6.nre was large twenty roads being repre-
sented. IL j. Jewet presided. ..
A Committee Of sixtesn was sppoinHd 10 prepare
ana submit ~ the Convention lime 'aoe wnsn u ns
T"estipg adjourned 10 meet again TO day. upward o.
ga 100 O0O of railroad nefests were represented ID
Ho,v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
Grand Rally at TarrytOwn.

specia, Dispatch to The n. Y Tribune
TARRYTowN, Friday, Oct. 26-10:45p. m.
Tarrytown is sblozt with excitement tonight.
Such scene was never witnessed here before. A
thousand Wide AwakeS are parading tde streets,
and crowds of enthusiastic Republicans are looking
on and cheering the procession. Judge Kelly Of
Philadelphia and Judge Nelson of Peekskill adj
dressed the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
RECEIVED 81
From Washington.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday, Oct. &c, ~

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday Oct. 20, 1860.
THE DIsUNION HUMBUG.
Judge Meek, the bosom friend of Mr. Yancey,
and Speaker of the Alabama House of Representa-
tives has been here few days, aud declares there
Will be no disruption of the Union in case of Mr..
LiDcoln's election. He also says the charge that
Mr.. Douglas framed the LecOmptOn Constitution,
as it was submitted to the people of Kansas and
the assertion that any antDouglas man was offered
the Vice Presidential nomination on the Douglas
ticket, are both too silly for anybody to believe.
SENATOR CLINGMAN TO BE sUPPLANTED.
According to an on dit, Gen Joe Lane is going
to North Carolina to supplant Senator Clingman.
AN IMPORTANT QUERY.
There being determination among the seceders
to break up this Government, the question arises
what is to become of the L. S. Census which is
bow being prepared by clerks advocating disunon-
ism and secession 10 case of Mr. LincOns election
Are they going to take the Census along with
them There is not one single clerk appointed in
that office who is not IN favor of Breckenridge.
THE DEPOSITS NOT TO BE REMOVED YET.
The arrangement for transferring the United
States money from the NewYOrk Sub-Treasury
to the South is not to be carried out immediately
az the time for secession has not yet arrived But
matters Will be so prepared that at the shortest
notice the Sub Treasurer at New-York will obey
orders from Washington without hesitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
PAUPER sLAN OERERs.

One OF our CORES oOadents has set forth, in
partial degree, the relation Of The Neu- York En-
press to the City Treasury; but from haste or
want OF information, he has come far short of
showing tue amount of pap dOled out to that val
liable Journal by the City Government. Upon a
tolerably careful SCRUTINY of the books of the FL
nance Department for the past twelve months, we
find that The EIpress Ras paid:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
Marine Disaster.

BosToS, Friday, Oct. 20, lo0o.
The fishing schooner Foanpg bilI w. S 81 nstsnt
a1 Prince Ia ard Island and all hands, thirteen 10
nnuber were lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
Wreck, and Three Lives Lost ;ico

BOSTON FrdAyI %. 20 I1VV -,
I'll. Rrissb scboonsr HummiDg Bird, Capt. Cana
bsn fron Iebrsdor for Halifax, WA wrecked on the
7rh inst. Of Auti.Cc s.a The captain stewart, ano
OLE seaman, were drowntd The others, four IN hu
ber wee taved-tWo raft, and Two WeIV Va -
cfiuk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
Political.

NASHVILLE, Friday Oct % 1860.
Senator Douglas addressed an i1menss audience
here today.
Mr.. YsDcsy speaks to-pight. He refused I, divide
the the with Gov Foots, aud the later thea 40.
bouroed that he should speak after Mr. Yancey coz
cir dsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
Death of " Old Adams"

NEPONsET Friday, VoI' 10 -.
I q Adams. of California grizzly bear notofie'yi
died hele this m0TLing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
Decline of Yellow Feye in Mobile

MOBILE, Th1rsdsy, Oct. % 1860
Approximations from yellow fever are now 70 longer
FIJI IL iius city asa vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27

The Republicans Of Tfem" 1t, wes.chesss, County,
~ Y, held enthusiastic aesting on Thursday might
Addresses were dehyer~ BY Messs. Hswisy, ks'ush.
and Bennett The " ,dsAwakss were out N lose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
x,.n,..,v,ps Day I'm PENNSYLVANIA.

PUILADELFHIA, FfluayI OVV. % - E
T,s Governor has appointed November y, Tor
Thanksgiving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27

LIvKIuocL BRpApsTuYYs HAREyr.-Flonr h,s teoiainE
erctIoy Wheat eats do AID prices 2GSd 1Eer
SAGE Tuesday. Cora quiet b.; steady
L.vERPooL PRoysOs HAKAsr.-rhe Provision muk is
DO. ert geTersliy unctarEsd
The TAILow uske unsettled and excited No tn American
= 0s5i
Lo>poS Friday noor-Corso. for money e2ido5 Tn. Tai
low uaiket unsettled aud eIoited Gales at d3'o Other
zltCes nchar gsd.
The ge Shday IS Of gold ron tas BaEk Tor sapneatto
tis Centir ert c-utrus.
LosDoS MosEY MAREEr-The 'ur3s exhibited iucr-ased
be yiss urdsr hs drsu q gd for fr-nos but the TAI 10
the th die sEreod 3D. The d-nand r msnry
svt ard the market tghr I'D r. t' were ds Quoted
below T. cent The ple,sre however regarded 90 merely
eLp0siy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27

by pceAtcrs suc II no By exporters the ssst wsssotiS
an rrcts 81 usefu OF Ausrcan partially ID
h.h,I The sss OF Rnesy (to ds,J smsuo.sdt 0oS bales
o. WITCH 100 vene 70 frerns'ors ard The market
D-o-iL hrrI. IL. ..ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27

LrHHrooL CoaToS MABAsr The brShss Fircuar rsp3Ii,
the sale. OF tie week At eS bates u ~Lish e Ce wee a'sA
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-21

Iron as Medicinal Rcmedy.-The coloring
matter Of the blood comes from the Iron therein,
which csnnot be diminished below a certain quNnty
without rendering the blood unat for the perfect
triton Of the different organs. In such cases the
Iast s apparent by general palsness, weak crcula.
uou, impaired brca;hiuF, cold extremities, sc.
II may be asked, hom what Is the blood derived
We answer, principally from the food, But if the
feod ia properly digeSted there be no healthy
blood aud consequently no adequate nutrition Of tbo
body The bad blood will irrtate the heart clog up
UP the langs, atupiy the brain, obstruct the liver
aud cause arrangement eVerywhers. The feeble girl
the adult from dyspepsia, neuralgia aud headaches;
many will suffer from bois and skin diseases; the
bilious from indamed liver, dropsy aud constipation
and the eare-worn professional man from every i'll
in Pandoras box. Now, u is certain that IL the de
heient amount ofron In the blood to be supplied the
symptoms Of disease will consequently cease,
Chemistry proves that the only form In which Iron
can assmilpte with the blood ia that of xyde
salt very liable to further oSidHtioni when It be-
comes nearly laert in the stomach.
In the Perargn Syrup, by chemical ingenuity, this
difficulty has been for the first time overcome; and
this assertion Is amply sustained by the distinguish
ed Chemist and Asssyer to the State Of Massachu
setts. DIR. Hayes 1t must be admitted then. to be a
an invaluable remedy for many Of the worst form Of
| diseases.
PERUVIAN SYRUP IL q Solution Of Protoxids oi
Iron new discovery in medicine. and strikes at the
root of disease by producing healthy blood the
source of oil vitality in human organism. For sale
by all druggists. Agents for Perrysburg Peek
Hamilton. jetiylehm
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-21

Republican Clubs.-As our readers NO doubt
have observed. there have been number of Repub-
loan Clubs organized in the county. Others ia
king initiatory steps thereto and we would suggest
whether it would not be we'll for Republicans in eve
ry neighbOrhood to call meetings, and get organized
in ample time for the coming campaign? Public
documents should be circulated more generally so
that tho citizens in all parts may have all the facts
before them previous to casting their ballots Now
IL the time to disseminate information. Ono hund
dred speeches in tho hands of organized clubs
will accomplish more than thousand after a
while whom nearly all shall have been committed to
one platform the other. We repeat it-now is the
time
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-21
Sec advertise ment.

SAEJA.-We have long supposed this celebrated
drug, had come to be an exploded humbug bu we
assured by those skilled it the healing art that
not the SRrsaparilla itself is TO be blamed for this
conclusion but the miserable worthless preparations
of it that have been palmed off upon the community
preparations which contain about as much of its
virtues as they do of gold dust. 1t is a commercial
fact that almost all of the Sarsaparlla gathered in
the world is consumed in the old coutriss of Europe
where the science of medicine has reached its high
est perfection, and whore they know the best what
to employ for the mastery of disease. Hence we are
glad TO find that now 10 have q compound of
this excellent atsrrtive which can be relied on and
our cOmmunit, will not need be assured that any
thing DR.. yer makes is worthy of theiI confidence
He has been for years engaged in eliminating this
remedy (see adyg cols) designing TO make il his
''chefd' OUpre" which should add crowning glory to
his already envable putatoin,--American Cet,
New York.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-21
Valuable Testimony
IN FAVOR OF THE oxYarNArrD BrrrBRs.

WAsuIEGToN, ID c.. June 20.
Having made use ofthe Oxy genated Bitters. pre-
pared by DR.. Gaeen OF Windsor, VT, and from know
ledge obtained of their efficacy in other cases we
cheerfnlly recommend them to the public. believing
they will fully sustain the recommendation of the
proprietor. We hope that this valuable remedy may
be so generally dfused throughout the country that
it may be accessible 10 all the afflicted,
SAMUEL PHELPS,
WA UFIAM. gu. S. Senators from Vermont.
JAS. +. SIMMONS u. S. Senator from X, Island.
l.. II. RRsoLD, MsE,her of Congress 70 rmerly Gov.
ernor of Rhode Island
Ut. MoREHEAD, U, S. SEN. formerly Governor
of KY.
WM. WOODBRIDGE, u. s Sen, formerly Governor
Of Mich.
NJ L. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wis
Test nouy like the above Is worthy the confidence
of the public. JOHN d. PARK,
Cincinnati, o.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-21

No more puny children, decaysd teeth yellow
bread Myou use llerrick Aliens gold medal salera-
tus There is nothing equal to it, 1t is fur superior
to soda with cream of tartar Bread or Biscuit rails
cd by 1t more easily digcsted than by any other
Try paper, and YOU will not fail to use 1t ever
after. Have the gold medal or none.
Cure for I.,digestion.
HARTFORD. March 5.
hereby certify that DR.. Green's OxygCnated Bit
ters have proved more electual in relieving me OF
awatcr brash stomach, indigestion and costiveness
which has been very troublesome for five or sin
years, than all other remedies which | have been
trying during my illuess and chcorflly recomme nd
it to ali thus afflicted. SAML HAMILTON.
Mr.. II. has charge of the Orphan Asylum, Hart
ford, CT, and is well known and highly esteemed. -
amphets filled with certificates may be had OF
agents gratis Sec adv.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-21

The Firemen's Parade.-The annual parade of
the hremen at Sandusky, last week is reported a
fine affair, Tbs Register says there thirty-two
companies in all, Fire, Hose and Hook and Ladder
In attendance, Cleveland being first in number of
companies and men, being represented by six fully
manned companies, aud Dayton being next
having five equally well mannsd companies. Ur-
banna, Springfield Tifin, Findlay, Toledo, Center
Ville' Benontaine were all represented besides the
three companies Of Sandusky. No less than thirtee
bands of music marched in the procession besides a
large supply Ofthe martial sort to quicken the flag.
ging step. The display was one which has scarcely
been Witnessed before in the Buckeye State and will
lspg be remembered by those who witnessed nd par.
tieipItsd in H.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-21

Trial Of Mowers.-sOn Tuesday after noon last
grand trial of III off on the farm of Mrs.
Grains. about mile North of town. Our citizens
manifested much interest in the trial and many were
on the ground. The trial between the Parker
and Kirby machines. The meadow was ofabout the
usual standard, and offered an opportunity Of testing
the capabilities of either machine. The Kirby ma
chine was taken into the field and made nearly two
rounds withou ut stopping, working admirably. The
Parker machine came in after the first round of the
other, and did very well, also; but it seemed TO
with more labored effort. The Kirby machine is o
reaper as well as a mower, and from what we could
gather of those acquainted with this oiass Of work
the advantages seemed to favor The latter. The
Kirby has peculiar contrivance--a sort of a dis
taf-that clears the track to the standing grass
ready for the turn; while the other scrapes the
grass away with kind ofscoop side board" Both
machines worked well, but it was evident that the
Kirby was the Gavorite of the greatest number OF
spectators present Doan Blinn has received the
agency for this place and will take pleasure in wait
ing upon our farmers. and show all the particular
advantages claimed for it,