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MARINE LIST.


stmr Lady Franklin, Hickey, St Joseph, IS bsis
1oqi, 2 bags Do; 20 boxes hsh' 1opSgs tFults'
stm5 Re- FRI Sladge oatSa1sepa %a'sf 81 lumber
Prop Moantain I'M Gfty, Pesze, Buffalo, - pkgs tsh,
obdn 6 ahHsn1, tss ;Re es G9s!; Buffalo boxe.
Prop Pittsburgh, Beekwith Buffalo, large lot mdzc.
Prop ogdens6urgh, Hopkins, osdensburgh' tons
Prop City Of Madison. MCGOWAN, Buffalo, sund,ies
Bark RaWBon. Eader, Cleveland.
Brig Empire State, Martin Buffalo:
Big sebaatepol, smith, Grand Haven, lis N 1uz,-
ssss MqsaseSp S5:3s a 4 P;s sass. ,a
schr Alpha, Gwin7, South Haven, 20 eds wood.
Schr Mariner, Baker, Twin River, 10 N lumber.
1900 posts, 20 u timber.
sehr Ma.sganestt: "9!y1n EaHalo eS s m SHINGLES
Scht Grant, Naiony, White Lake. 10 n lumber.
sehr 6ardne7, Carey, colborne, go N lumber, 100
schr Fisher, Liston, White Lake: 70 N lumber:
BchE Louisa Anne. Dweason, Kalamazoo, 10 n
lumber, 150 N shingles.
ssF sshf sosfe9 spaetsa Sersd sao s ambs
schr Oliver Culver. Whcaten, Buffalo, los eds
sehr Dousmap, Smith, Buffalo.
schr Bonesteel, Ctristy, Muskegon, Il N lumber.
6chr Hallowe1, Buffalo, 365 tons coal:
Schr Gold Hunter, Curtis, Presque Isle.
schr Hinsda!e, Brown, Holland 70 eds w,od.
schz LADY Jane 1ngss, Pier Marquette 70 c shin
scbr Gommencement, vandes, Holland, 60 N
schr TuseoIa. Robb, Grand Haven, 60 m lumber,
scbr ForestsT. @ Peterson, CT River, IS N lumber.
schr Amelia, English, Montreal
Schr Hunter, Williams, 1so m lumber.
CLEARED. g.
Prop ogdensbSsgheh eh,I ,HSSpns Sppkt osdsnsburgh 4oot
prop G Man., Z Ryerson, eso , Paint Water, HIGHT.
Prop Pittsburgh, Beckwtth, Buffalo, 5000 bu
Prop W Wssena, conksy, Buffalo; 1900 bu corr
Prop Queen of the Lakes, Carey. Buffalo. u, ,oos
bn wheat, 600 brls -four, 460 dried hides, lo1
stms Lay Franklin, Hickey, st. Joseph, 100 brls
stnr @ ses Bid. Biodsett, ontonagon, Is bzls salt
% his doa1, s cattle, ISL bsgs osts, l01
schr Alpine, Gwinn, South Ha1ea.
Echr AmelIs, English, Buffalo, 1880 bu corr
schr Mariner. Baker, Shebo{gan,
sehr f Kitty hdeeI Graat, TN Isioa7. Wits Lake.
Schr Fisher. Liaton, Wh1te Lake.
| Sch1 Peoria Etsey, Buffalo, ID, 500 ha corn;
schr Wysndette AeGisw But.lo e, = = oo o "a eosa
| schr Spartan, Cherry, St. Joseph. .e ~, T.,
| Schr Onward, Tracy, Ogdecsbargh, 16'ooa u
! schr ioais. Aaae, sw.nssn. K.!a1aazoo.
8chr Theodore Perry, Bafck, Qs1eso, 16,oea os
sehr Lsag tsss 5*as 1s:''s' @'' -
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The Wheat Crop In Minnesota.
CHATFHLD, MINI, July 6.


The wheat crop in this State is very unp.omis-
ing. On account Of the drought it Is very thin
and short; and although probably one-third more
ground ia sown to ,Theat this year than last, the
tatal yield In the State will not exceed half that Of
last year. The yield per acre promises to be only
from one-thfrd to one+haN Of last year. A. a.
, 1861-07-10

These WIS eaiz demand for Flour to-dAy, but.
owing to the Improvement ia whost, holders were
nrm-a.king an advance Of f5@loc, which was not
generally CONCEDED to On the part ot buyers. The
transactions, therefore, were comparatively Hight,
1t a5@s 90 for I'll, to choice spring extras, aad
500 for fa1c5 bsa7ds. The Whcst market was
asaia bpo.aat, aad ~ rsss &fHrthe1 aaSAass "a
, 1861-07-10
ALBANY Lumber Market for the Week
Ending July Sd.

Lumber comes in elowly from all sections. The
most kinds ample. A new feature In the market
during the past week has been the attendance @ q q
several large buyers, who have purchased three q
fseishts could be obtained 1T low rates. Theae
shipments, with several Large orders for foreign
shipments and the small ordinary sales, hare
Prices for coarse lumber have reached as Ion 8
figure as they will this season, In the opinion Of
the dealers, anti for other lumber accommodating
terIns have been made.
The receipts By the Erie and Champlain Canals,
during the fourth week In June in the years Eamed
Ha A. f01fnyE4.
, 1861-07-10

The following Is the quarterly report Of
Deputy Superintendent Rehm to the Police
Commissioners, for the quarter ending June
50th:
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1sc = 100 MS to Erie, 25c; to Pittsburgh, 30e; to
Philadelphia and Baltimore, Sc; to Cincinnati,
sc. ..
hence By rail are as follows TO Boston, soc; to
New York, SOC; to Montreal, 75c: to Portland.
$1.15.
FLoUR-The following table shows the receipts
and shipments during the past week, With tho
, 1861-07-10

PER NORTH BRr7oE.1
LIVERPOOL, June 2sth-Breadstuffs We ather
favorable for the crops; Breadstufts steady
though quiet. Provisions dull.
IoSpoS. June as-Consols s9H. The bullion
In the Bank Of England has inc1eased E2i9 900:
Sa1ee Of Ill. Cen. shares at 39939H discount, and
Erie shares at q discount.
, 1861-07-10

TIE WEA1HER-Tae ample showers Of
Monday afternoon aud yesterday have proved
aeeEtrs! s. boon to the city and country, save
n tie 1stte1, as noted elsewhere, damage was
cone by the warzing elements.
, 1861-07-10

F4wr AND FAINTER Subtitle great
rcmct rss almost invisible last evening, aud
hat evidently packed his tai for long yoy-
oge-
, 1861-07-10

The receipts during the week pFey16ds were
900 feet lumber, s88 900 shingles, ~ o0opca
lath, and s., 900 posts.
The following table shows the shipments Of
lumber, shingles, lath, &C., during the week end
Ing Jnly 6, with the comparative statistics:
supAzNTs or LuMBKn. De-, FOE THE WEE End
Ma JULY 6.
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4xnHt a1bErtaszu1g11tH,

MASTERS SALS.-State Of Ill
NJ nels, County Of coas. $: s-sa7stior coa!t % q
e. stelye, Ann Eliza stclye. aad simson B cnlsse'-
ten.-H1lt to Foreclose Mortgage.
pceretaI Order enter. ii sle above custed causr On
the pccond tay Of Julr. i. .. 1-s, Ira scott. -
Master cha1seFy q tne sspsso. couEt os GGaisaa
cash, on TUESDAY. the tn rtlcth Cotn} day Or Jnly
A y. 1851. at ten IN the forenoon ot thas oay
doer OF the Court liou.e OF COOK Cou0tT
IL te CITY Of Chicago ~ sa:d county oi C3ok a1sa 70
serbed as tolloss t'-w1t:aIhe northwest 9as.t,tI
nnnnber fonr (4). in Township nalbrr :htrt!seven
T. north ct Eange thirteen t,. eat in tue di.tEtcs
tf Ian. subject to sale at Chicago Innos, cntainang
Two hundred and tairty st1 ARES sad eiga.y.tnreo
hundrtdths OF III acre. Also tsc northeast quarter
Of the northeast Quarter Of Section nnrnsF t.eptT
rwo {22} Township EnElbsr thirty eight 49, north *
Range thirteen @ east In the district Of land snbset
10 salo 1t Chicago Illinois contantnS forsr acres al
in the County Of fnnk and state of lllnnt1 or %
much Of aalo premises rs may b necessary e satls5
the due ad cGmo1aln tnt under said decree
with costs Of suit; together with the tees
commissions and disbursements on said sale
IRA SCOTT.
Master IN Chancery Of the Superior Court of chfcar
Tt1tt
, 1861-07-10

Retail Prices of Lnmbcr at NIL
wAukee.
At q meeting OF the Lumhermeu's Association
of this city held on Monday, it was resolved that
the following prices for selling lumber Thy 1ttaip
ehould be observed:
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GF1tkrai Notices.

A TRADE.-ss,o0o in Agricultu-
I ral Impleucnts to exchange for centrally loca-
ted Illinois or Iowa Acds at JIG Lake street
jy3g.e6t
ILLINOIS SAVINGS 1NSTTTU-
l. TON Chicasu, July 3d. 1851.
DIVlDEED.-The EIGHTH Semi Annual Dividend
vii be raid to De. oeiters in tbs 1astuuoa {eotted
iy4xGt n B. KID3EE, Cashier.
MAN MISSING.-Benjanlin F.
ll Brewer tot our frn}, left Boston June tth, fo-
Ntarar1 and other places West to be absent tEo
weeks BE fas not been heard from aad It thought
6irr-T ecS rofstbF deranEed- thirty one years
o dark hsr aad eyss shis5sf1 ~ onE
soft fet bat Hse bses casast bag AK 1fHE1a. M l
Warded By CLARK BREWER SONS, II South Aas
ri street {{t,stnn tF8-ysS6t
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CTATI. OF ILLINOIS, County OF
- Cock S, s,-Ctrcuit Court OF Cook County: July
VI 1s6i Lucinda King ~ Charles g. hing.-i1
Ce1scery-
Af1dayts ofshe non residence o1 aries s. King. de-
.he Ce7s of saia c!cujsGo Of coo5 Gouaty Notice
orpEaaa;t flrd her bill Of complaint In said Court
on tie Chancery sttr thereof on The I'd DAY OF June
1851 and that sumEors theTeupon Issued out of s.IH
Court against said defendant returnable the second
MopdsT Of .:ult nex ls5l. as ts By lav required.
NOW unless Tou, the said ChaTIea s. KIsa, ehaI
sora be and appear before said Circuit Of Cook
County. the nrst day Of the next term thcrcf to
Mondav ot July ISL aud plesd. answer or dennr
to the said complain bill Of complaint the same
vii be taken confessed and decree entered a7ainst
WI l.. CHURCH. Clert-
H. B. srEvE1s, Com2rta solr., IS cIark street.
iW
, 1861-07-10

CuEIeTIs sMxsTRBLA-Theo old established,
txeentnt, nizth provoking, waistcoat-spllt
ting, button,rending, side shaking, inevitable
Christy's open brief series of concerts IN
B,yan Hall On Friday evening.
, 1861-07-10

EXCHANGE At MILWAUKEE This mornings
sertine, reports as fo1lows:-
Rates Of exchange varied from to 10 3 cent. At
The banks to-day, and on the street from II to Is.
It WIS very scarce, and thoee who obtained any ut
the bank rates considered themselves lucky.
, 1861-07-10

TIE NEw sHEHMAK HoUsE.-1n our List Of
contractors ut this splendid establishment We
should have mentioned the name of e. A.
Mears, who put in the fire CRATES, which are
In nearly every room IN the building, In our
LIST Of raw materials consumed in the work,
our readers would have been interested to
have had fuller details, denied by our space
For instance, the painting throughout Waa'
done by the well known firm, Messre. Wood
Il Co., Of No. It's Randolph street, represented
BY N. T. Hulligaa, and the Job will challenge
comparison with any we have ever seen. Take
the following list Of materials used by them.
84 tons white led md znc, 80 gals. oil and
" ton white leaa ppity, = reams saudpapes, 6s
gals. danaf vanish. 90 gals eopal vstnfsh, 1os
gold bronze, 25s ns green. GEO Lights glazed.
These painters have given to every part Of
their work an exquisite finish, and It reflects
upon them the highest credit ss vorkmen.
Posr OFFICE Roz8xar.-special Post Office
Agent sloaneand Deputy Aazsha Webb came
came in from Peoria last night By the Rock
1sland Road, having In custody 4. Clark, the
young naA az7ested for 1iding the mails al
Elmwood, IL, in which Office he vas clerk
The proof Of bis guilt Al the fsflpg Of thres
letters had been 70 perfectly completed by th,
epec3sl agent, Sloane, that Clark At once nlea1
guilty as to one case, and on subsequent 70
lection made frank and cou,nendab!e con
fe.sicu Of his whole career. Commenctn,
only last December, he has taken Soma rs
In all-at one time s75, at another, $53. be
longing to j. W. Proctor j. Co., OF. Lewiston
, 1861-07-10

The Flour market during the past week has
ruled dull and heavy, with sales Of about 600
brls, At 81 o0@a15 for supertne, and $a.9o@4 %
for common to fancy extras. The demand has
been almost entirely for New York. Boston and
Philadelphia- there being no speculative inquiry
whatever. Towards the close, owing to slight
improvement in New York and more hopeful news
from Europe, there was much drnler feeling
among holders-many Of whom have refused to
sell at tho prices paid during the week. Buyers,
hos ever, arc cautious, and do not feel disposed to
make any material advance at present. Within
the past two days new white winter wheat -four
has been received; but the transactions have been
principally at retail. Choice brands, however,
are offered st $5.oo@5,50. Rye Flour is dull and
almost nominal at $2.25. Com Meal is in very
limited request at s10.00@1a0o per ton. and
*1.60@1 80 per brl for Kiln Died
Mill Stufa of all kinds continue very dull and
heavy. Bran and Shorts In bulk hare been sold
on track at $as5 per ton, and Middlings At $500
@9.00.
We quote the closing prices Of the. market as
follows: ...... ...
.Snrinp extra Flour choice to fansy, ,8A73m LOO
, 1861-07-10

AccpEn1.-Ne are sorry to hear that Fred.
Burnhsu,, Of the Briggs House, yesterday sui.
fered painful accadent in the fracture OF both
bones Of one Of his 1ege, BY fall, In alighting
from his buggy.
, 1861-07-10

SUDDEN DKArH-1sQuEsr.-An inquest was
held yesterday by Coroner james, on tue body
Of George E. Inman, q resident Of Buffalo,
aged 4s yeara, who died suddenly yesterday
mo1ning, at the boarding house Of Nrs. E. u.
Stewart, 173 Randolph street. A post NOR
TEN showed death to hare resulted from In.
terna hemonhage, the breaking Of an aueuris-
nal tuuor. Deceased leaves wife and two
children.
, 1861-07-10

w All should not fatl to read the advertise
ment Of Prof. Wood III to-day paper. mh-1y.
, 1861-07-10

ARMY YAPPo1ETNksT.-Ed.W ". Smith, q well
Known young lawyer Of this city has lust re-
ceived Lieutenant's commission in the resu-
lar Army, attached to the 18th Regiment Of
Infantry to rendezvous at Wheeling, Va
, 1861-07-10

CHICAGO H1GH sCHooL.-The annual e1am-
nations In this Institution closed yesterday.
The exercises Of exhibition will occur in
Bryan Hall On Friday ?. NJ, and simu1tane'
oue1y exhibitions in the other public schools
in the city. OF the 240 pupils IN the High
School, about 40 will graduate this term.
From the young ladies' Normal Glass there
will be eight graduates.
, 1861-07-10

TUESDAY EVENIS6 July y, 1851.
The following comparative table shows the re-
ceipts Of Lumber, Shingles. Lath, &C.. during the
mast Wn{R.
, 1861-07-10

TIE IRIsH BR1GADE--We understand that
there viii be several squads Of men from
Iowa and other places, to I'LL up the Irish
Brigade fsv those who arc sent to the hos
pitl SICK, and for men discharged by the Bur
geoa OF the Regiment
, 1861-07-10

GARDEN HOSE of the best quality may be had in
any quantity fitted and ready for use, at the Rub
ber Store, lis Randolph street-Kfngsbu Block.
3rQ1r
, 1861-07-10

TEE DINNER FOE THE ZoUAvEs.-We are
requested to call the attention Of the ladies Of
Chicago to meeting called at Bryan Hall at
3 O'Clock ttis afternoon, to make arrange
ments for dinner to the regiment at Camp
Long.
, 1861-07-10

iotai nre,ious week. .S9sa3aa 9o94,0o0 1,356,0o0
Correcting week7 '6o.. ..Aat0,s10 357e,a0o $50 soo
nd t6Q 4 81. sSGI 14A. .fnQ 44s B5Q
, 1861-07-10

10TH REGIMENT j. s. MA recruiting office
for this Regiment, now in camp at Cottage
Grove, has been opened at Custom House
Place, corner Of Madison street. A few able
bodied men can be recruited, if application is
made Immediately.
, 1861-07-10

PKRsoSAI.--Among numerous arrivals at
the new Sherman House, yesterday, were Col
Bodfsh, Cedar Rapids, G. 4. Wheeler, CHM,
Isaac Uuderhl1, Peoria, I'll, B. Kipp, Esq,
Buffalo, e. C. DarNood, n. r, and Randolph
Sai1e1, Phila.
, 1861-07-10

M11lrAnY.-Wanted- "A few good mechanics, to
}oin the Sappers and Miners Company g, 10th
Regiment I, S. n, now In camp 1t Cottage Grove.
Capt D. G.. D. WILLIAMS.
, 1861-07-10

TIE "YAEKRE CARD WRITER, ,''-0ur fash
ionab1es will be glad to know that this cele-
brated card.writer has arrived at the Briggs
Honse, where he will for few days receive
gnd execute orders for his fashionable visiting
and wedding cards. Ladies will call in the
ladies parlor and ask for Mr.. 6ackeft, Tho
will exhibit specimens gratis. He writes
pack in fifteen minutes.
, 1861-07-10

New MILITARY CoNPANY.-A new company
is forming at WFitkowsky Hall, South Clark
street, to be called the Marshall Guards, In
honor Of Alderman Marshall, who has made
them q handsome donation. Chicago will
ahortly have Home Guard Of several thous'
and men, all well drilled.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-02

It is with feelings Of deep regret that
we are called upon to announce the
death Of MelviH H. Hearn, a member
OF Capt. Casteil's "Cadiz Guards" He
was severely wounded at the battle of
Gauley, in Western Virginia, aud has
since died from the effects of his wounds. ~
The news Of his death has cast deep
and sudden gloom over our .town, and
all ieel the loss ofaFespecte,llandcher-
ished friend. And although his friends !
and early associates have been denied
The privilege ofpaying thelast sad hon-l
ors to the, remains Of the dead, and
were even deprived Of seeing him con-
signed To- our mother earth, yet we all
hope he sleeps well where he now lies, =
on the soil of the'0ld Dominion. We
tender our heartfelt sympatbies TO the
relatives of thedspartcd soldier in this
their hour of sadness and grief lie
has passed away from'cartt but he dicd.A
Il The service Of his country. 1t only
remains for the falling dews 10 nioisten
his grave, and the prayer OF faith teas.
eend 10 Heavenin behalf Of the ca,sse,,
FIR which he died.
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PhitfoTHi Of the Dem ocracy and
Other Union Wen of Ohio.

The Democracy and other Union men Of Ohio
IN Convention assembled, adopt and declare the
following resolutions as the basis upon which
they appeal to all patriotic Union and liberty
loving citizens to unite aud rally in the support
OF the ticket this day presented:
l. Resolved That the civil war by which our
country IS at present distracted IS the natural
offspring OF misguided sectioual;sm. engendered
by ianatical sgitators North as well as South;
and that the Democratic party having equally
opposed the extremists OF both sections, and
having at all times zealously contended for the
ADMINISTRATION Of the General Government
within its constitutional limits, that party ie in
no way responsible for calamities that haye re-
suited from departure from its doctrines, and
a disregard Of its warning and advice.
2. Res(ted, That in this National emereen.
cy, the Democracy and other Union men Of
Ohio, bahiShing all feeling Of passion or resent
ment, will recullect only their duty to the whole
cosntry; that this war should not be waged in
any spirit Of oppression, nor for any purpose Of
conquest or subiugation, nor purpose OF over
throwing or interfering with the rights O estab-
liShed institutions Of the States, but TO defend
and maintain the supremacy OF the Constitu-
ion, and to preserve the Union with all the
dignity, equality, and rights OF the several States
unimpared, and that as soon as these objects
are accomplished, the war ought to cease.
8. That while we deem i, the duty OF every
"itizen to support and sus'2in the Government
constitntiouaIly administered, we recommend
that the Legislatures Of the several States adopt
the proper measures for calling National Con-
vention for the purpose OF settling our present
difficulties, and restoring and preserving the
! Union. l-a
4. That the corruption, extravagance, incom.
potency and favoritism shcwn in the administra
ton Of the War Departments of the State and
Federal Governments, deserve and receive our
unqualified condemnation. and ought to be i'm.
mediately corrected and reformed.
| S. That the volunteer soldiers who, at the
call OF their country, promptly went forth to dc
battle in defense OF its Constitution and Laws
and who in many cases, have been compelled
to fight under inexperienced officers, are enti'
tied Ito our hearty thanks :or the gallant man
nsr in which they have discharged their duties
6. That the privilege OF the writ of hsbea'
corpus is one Of the great bulwarks Of freedom
and that no citizsn cln be legally deprived o
the benefit thereof except by Congress, and ther
enly in case OF rebellion or invasion, when tht
public safety may require it; and that the lat'
attempt OF the President OF the United State
to suspend the privilege OF tho same is unwar
ranted by the Federal Constitution.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-02
Volunteers wanted.

Adjutant-G General Buckingham has au-
thorized that another company of one
hundred men be raised in this county.
For this parpose a Recruiting office has
been opened at j. ii: McMath's Law
Office, in Cadiz David <. Barrett and
John S. Mclean are the recruiting off
GERS. Young men of Harrison county,
now is your chance to volunteer in the
service of your country. Let it not be
said that Harrison is Behind her sister
counties in this glorious cause. Come
Immediately aud join this company, and
be numbered with that patriot band of
heroes who have gone forth in the de
fence of our country and its heaven
born institutions, its holy altars, its sa-
cred graves. It Is the duty of Harrison
county to raise another company for
the war, and we have no doubt it will
be done. Let it be remembered that
800 bounty and thirteen dollars per
month, besides clothing medical attend
ancc and subsistence is given to all vol
unteers.. Then come soon and offer
your services, as the company is to be
organized Immediately.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-02
pfrsn Ia, week. ,Rspublie,n.

HARRISON CoeSTY FAIR.-Frompr pres
ent indications, the HARRISON County
Fair, which comes off on the 9nd, Sd
and ath, days of October, VIII be large
ly attended. The Managers are max
ing ample afrangerient. for The accom-
nodation ct al who may attend. The
citiseps Of this and adjoining tonntms
Are cordiaIly invited, and they may
rest assured that nothing will be left
undone on the part of the citizens of
Cadiz to render them comfortable
Again, We say come to the Fair, and
we promise you good time.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-02
csEFH MEANS. lanes MEANS GEO 3 MEANS
MEANS & BROTHERS,


esErH MEANS. ANEsNEASs GEO. 3 NEAys
MEANS & BROTHERS,
3 r Il U B WILLIE, ONO,
IRON FOUNDERS
Engine Builders, Manufacturers of, Threshihg Ma
chinr and Mill Castings, Gtering Machinery, Pul.
lies, Wrought and Cast Iron shafting, with heavy
forging. &C., &c
Our facilities enable US TO do work Of this KIND
unequalled in this part of the State Orders ad.
crossed to Means g. Brothers, Steubenville. Ohio
We add extracts from letters addressed TO US du.
RUG the last year relative TO our Engines
..' LAGRANGE, Jefferson Co, ,O.l
August /, 1856. !
MEASs & Brothers: "Your Engine has now been
in operation long enough to satisfy. me- have
coal and think we had good dry wheat It could
be done wiihl ess coal. have no hesitation in re-
- A. NJ. BUCHANAN.
DELAWARE CRY, X. TT
September 10, 1886. !
mEsSsS. MEANS; "Our Engine and Saw Mill built
ny you, work finely. II does all thst we ask, OF
that you warranted il to do. We wish you could
= 80 oDBERF & SOLOMON.
ISLAND CREEK TOWNSHIP, JEFF. CO.
September is, 1856. (
MEssRs. MEAEs & BROTHERS. "My Engine does
hrst-rate. am satisfied and will npon all occuons
recommend the purchase OF Engines of your make
JAMES SCOTT.
HooKsTowN, Beaver CO.. Pa.
October II, 1856.
MEssRs. MEANS & BROTHERS: lowing 10 defec-
tive foundation my Engine, bought OF yon last sea-
on, did not do 80 we'll Now Il does we'll and we
can grind much wheat with as little fuel as any
one know of. Iwish all wanting Steam Engines
could get one as good as mine.
rFrs 0THANlEL WOODROW.
.. MCINTYRE CREEK, Jeff co, %
October IL, 1856.
MEssRs. MEANS e. BROTHERS: "We have our work
all finished. Engine perfect works the best of any
we ever saw. Let Sny who wish TO buy, call and
see ours. RALSTON Il Brown.
ScoTT PosT OFFICE, Adams CO.. O.,
March. Let, Sc.
MEssRs. MEANS & BROTHERS: 81 have now finish.
ed the starting OF your second Engine The mill
men are satisfied. Ii you have ever built any that
beats either of them, should like 10 know. where
they are. Come and eethese.
OLIVER ROSS, Mill. Wright.
| Steubenvile, Jan. %, 1857
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. .HAEnlsos Go. Fan. I'VE return our

.HARRIsoN Co. FAIR. I'VE return our
thanks 70 the managers OF the Harrison
County Fair for a family ticket to the
Fair, to be held at Cadiz on the I'd, Sd
and 4th of'October. We also have
the Premium List, in the shape of
well printed pamphlets, OILS pages
We also have splendid three sheet
poster of the Fair, printed in eolors,
which is stack up in the8 p. @. The
Harrison Co. Fair folks, don't do things
by halves, and the consequence is, they
have useful and highly successful Fairs.
-Coshocto1s Age.