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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-20

KENTUCKY ITEMs.--From the Louis win
Evening Bulletin Of Wednesday we clip the
following paragraphs:
The 50th Indiana regiment Col. C. L.
Dunham, will pass through the city to DAY
from New Albany. s-
A battery of six twelve. Founders, under
command of Capt. Busch, from Richmond,
Ind, arrived yesterday.
The steamers City of Madison and Ian.
caster No. 3, arrived from Madison, Ind,
this morning, having on board the 5lst Indi-
ana regiment.
No less than seven regiments of infantry
passed down Broadway at an early hour
yesterday morning.
The 58th Indiana Regiment, Col. Carr
which reached here on Sunday, is under
marching orders for Bardstown Tomorrow
We wish the gallant commander and his
ine body of officers and men all good for.
tune in the perilous but glorious task they
have undertaken, and speedy return to
their families.
THE ADvANCE.-Te have several letters
from Gen. Johnson's advance, between Camp
Nevin and GREEN River. Skirnisbes are fre-
quent, and all movements indicate impor-
tant news at q very early period While
thanking our friends for these attentions,
which we trust they will continue for our
private information. we do not feel at lib
cray to publish matters the knowledge of
which might prove serVieeable to the rebels
J Ohm Sldelps father was tallow chand-
Ter, and ibis probably IS the reason his son
is so a0icked.-Bostoa Post
That may account, too, for his being such
a slippery cuss.-Iopeka Record.
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PROPOSALS FOR
SUBSISTENCE STORES
OFFICE Q. 8. COAf1fIsSARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
IEDIAEAPoL1s, Ind, Dec. lG, 1871.

UFHlUL q. 5. OUMMIsoAhl OF SUBSISTENCE,
ISDIAEAPoL1s, Ind, Dec. 16, 1871.
&R.EEED EsE0P 0S.AE VIII BE
~ received at this Office, until O'Clock P. n, on
the 9th day OF December 1851 for furnishing Sub
sistencs Stores for the. Volunteers at Rockports
II, IAsl lus 80 uay ~ eyi US. y Ao9z:
loving articles, (actual tsre required, no extra
charge for packsgss,) viz: Mess Pork; Bacon,
(shoulders and clear sides) Flour, extra in bar
rels; White Beans, Rice, Hominy, per pound Rio
Coffee, Sugar. N. o., Vinegar, Candies, Soap, Salt
per bushels dry measure Potatoes. per pound,
and molssses- All articles TO be of the best quail
ty, and TO be delivered il packages the camp in
instalments rs required for the of the troops.
Each proposal must conform to ths above specii-
cations and be accompanied by the names Of the
two sureties. Proposals will be endorsed on tha
envelope proposals, RockpOrt, /" and directed to
CAPT. h. MACFEELEY,
Commissary of Subsistence u. ). Army,
.CacIaatt Indiananrlis. Ind
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GEN. KELLEY.-A letter from Romney,
Va, of the 9th inst. 10 the Pittsburg Chrou-
icle, says that our force there has become
quite formidable, and nothing could please
them better than to have ten, fifteen, or
twenty thousand Of the chivalry attempt to
run them out of there. General Kelley has
been suffering lately from the effects Of the
wound received by him at PhiIlipa, but the
writer is in hope that be viii recover sufi-
GENTLY to lead the army upon Winchester
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a GARD.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC Instruction
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,


INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 18, 1861.
ED. JOURNAL ii have just returned from
an Educational tour in the Eastern part of
our State, and find in your issue of the l4Jh
inst. an announcement that "Miles J.
Fletcher, late Superintendent of Public In
structiou will assist in conducting an Insti-
tnte in Evansville" Now the first year Of
my term OF office has not yet expired. La
boring constantly IS. | am, amid so many
present embarrassne nts, owing 20 the state
OF the country, l care not to add to these,
by having ny constituents think that l
have abandoned the work they intrusted to
my hands. Please dlen say present Su-
perinteadent, instead Of g late" | shall
not leave my position until my term ex-
pires, feeling t0at he who labors in time of
" ar to prepare the rising generation 70 ap-
greciate tue principles OF peace, is equally
patriotic with that man who goes forth 10
the battle field. MILES J. FLETCHER,
Superintendent Pub. Instruction.
Prof Fletcher refers we presume to an
advertisement which was published as
handed in to US, and which since he calls
our attention TO it does seem to have de-
posed him quite cavalierly. It was clearly
a mistake -
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By Col Owens regiment numbers about
500 men, and is filing up with considerable
rapidity.
Capt. Cox's company we are told has
about 60 men enrolled, and the Captain is
confident he viii complete his quota in two
weeks. Dol. Owen is an officer of expert
ence, and we are not surprised that volun-
teers are anxious to get in his regiment p
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ga We call attention to an interesting
article from the Frankfort Commonwealth
on the outside of to days Journal -
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WHAT ILLINOIS HAS DoSE.-Gov. Yates
has published an address to the people Of
his State, in which he enumerates the NUM-
Der of men Illinois has put in the field; the
number of regiments, cavalry, and infantry,
and the number Of batteries OF artillery.
From this we learn that Illinois boasts of
ffty-eight regiments of infantry, numbering
46, 429 men cavalry amounting to 12,4l6;
and artillery, 1895 men Id ALL 60,54O
troops.
Secretary Cameron's report created the i'm
preston that Illinois had furnished $4,000
men, thus placing her emphatically in theiead
of all the loyal States. The report'of Gov.
Yates elbows that she has done no better
and scarceIs well--ss Indiana, when the
difference ..,pulation is takea into ac-
count
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-20

80 The City Marshal has required GER
tain property owners to clean the allies back
Of their premises, We hope he will carry
on the good work, and extend it to the
street cutters. The gutter on First street.
between Main and Locust, ought to be at
tended to.
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WILLIAM G. BRowELow.-The rumors in
relation to this gentleman are various and
conflicting. We are inclined to believe
nothing that can inpeach his fidelity or bis
determination to resist secession to the very
death. We remember his own words and
cou6de implicitly in him :
Let no man into whose hands ny letters
may fall, believe fora moment / will ever
desert the Stars and Stripes. They may
hang me, roo and burn my possessions, be
you assured. Let not their lying, treacher-
Gus tongues rob me of my good name
@ So W, G. BROWNLOW.
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BGl7@ The morning dispatches will be
found on the outside Of to- days, PAPER 49,
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE o. 6. CoMMIssABY OF SUBSISTENCE,
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 10, 1861.
SMILED PROPOSALS. EE-KEE EE
~ received at this Office until O'Clock p n, on
the 81 DAY of December, 1851, for furnishin Z
fresh Beef fJr the Volunteers at RcckpoTt, Ind,
until the 18th day Of February, 1861
The Beef must be Of the first quality end to bs
delivered at thu camp in equal portions of fore and
hind quarters, (Hecks and Fhznks axeluded,) at
such times aud IN such quantities as may DO re-
CURED for the use OF the troops
Each "a proposal y must confirm TO the above
specification, and be accompanied BY the mss and
residences Of tgro sureties.
Proposals will be Endorsed proposals for Beef
Rockport,' - and directed t.
CAPT. b. EfACFEELEY,
Commissary of subsisterce, q. ) Army,
decl9-tt IndieuaDolis Ind
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Hor1 e INTERESTS.

B1~ The favorite packet Charley Bowen
goes out to Padueah to-day at noon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-20

ssy We regret to learn that Mr.. William
Duacan was thrown from a buggy yesIer-
day afternoon aud seriously Injured. We
did-not learn the cause Of the accident.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-20

sUaseRIPrIoN FRIO& FOR DAILY:
Delivered 10 the City, per week. ....-.s--..S9 ~
By mail or in the City, per year Gn sdvancel W
FOB WEEBbYt EF
By mail per year, single sabscribe r .......xI o.
Sc a - club Of 6ye Ito address) 8 %
ADVE Rising
For Terms sec fFsg page, tabular lorna 3
AG ENTS Il 80 &
The foIlo-tng gentlemen are Cur authorized
Agents il the place. CAn.ed:
Dr. Raiston Bo5nv5ilo, Warrfck Co = E.
John N. Lock wood, Sit Vernon, Posey Co.
John 2. Dauaharty, Rockpert, Spencer Co
james L. TborntOLs Princeton. Gibson co.
John p. EaDGy, HewbufE, Nsrrick Co..
Dr. d urIhy. New RarIasEy, Posey Co.
4. 3. NlisfEsoIi, CyusnisOA.
Preston TslbOri, Po-eyEils PoEey Co.
T. r. Cuzten Petersburg. Pike Go.
Mark tsrsnt, Ci.ual P. O., WsrFick Go.
G J.. Esvaua,i- Owensville, Gibson Co.
T. Il - 2 4 n ~
q Il. DREW as SoCTATE EDITOR
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I'D y NJ 3 III y AVA RUok-
II wheat Flour, In 10, % and so n bags, at
8 deel9 WOKE BROS, 81 Main st.

Ed y NJ 3 E@LT AVA RUok-
II wheat Flour, In 10, % and so n bags at
deel9 FICKERY BROS, 81 Main st.
ArsURR.R.v-Ts .a.NcE z-aTsE-V-s-soIt-
q aua. Valencia, M. R. and Layer Eat ,ins, In
quantities and prices to suit the times. Also nice
fresh zante CuTrsnrs, at VICKERY BHOs.
= GEsVrTg PEB Ia. FOB VICE.
% fresh Young Chickens, st
decle yl0KERY BROS, So Main st.
"a CENTS PEG GAELO.T9 20 A
~ pure Carbon Oil. Also pure artics Of
0annel Coal IL. Consumers Can depend on get
ting Is ioE from Us a. the article can be had ia
tow VlCkERY BROS, 81 Main st.
II -z.HPS! E-s.EP I'VE have iIsT re-
II ceived large assortment OF Coal Oil Lamps
selected IN person expreT ~ for the Evansville
trade. We ssiicita an examination If price and
quality, as we confident better or Cheaper
ot caunot Be 6ound his side Ct Cincinnati. Price
from 80 cents 20 81 as ezch.
decle V1OKERY BROS. 50 Main st.
ERRO OsdS! BROOsnS!- select Iot II
Z1 Union Village" Shaker and other Brcoms
from 10 70 zoe. VIOKEBY BROS.
AED L-E.HFs-5 dozen extra Coli OF
" Burners jnst received for the purpose of al
tering Lard Oil and Fluid Lamps. Lamps can
be changed in five minutes. Also 10 doz Coal Oil
0himneys; 2 dozen Brushes TO clean chimneys
Nieking and Shades, at WICK 1kY BIOS.
RAE -" aRRTKCGE 6-Ooil on or Para
~ ma Candies and dozen Oval Coil Oil
ChImneys-not near SO apt to break as the round
decls VI kerry BPos., 81 Main st.
HlAOECE TABLE LUTTE, at
u declS Fl. A. COOKS
EkEsE P0T.zTGEs-I,7 80 bushels prime
Il Pink Eye and Eeshanock Potatoes, in tore
and f,r sals BY H. a. COOK.
ATSUEzskEg. -GOOR4sH!-
x 1000 lbs extra Georges Goldfish;
SO fbs choice Bank do. At
decls s H. A COOKS.
R2eE yzAGHERRE-
ACVA 10 kits extra No. Hackerel;
10 do Mess co;
Is do Choice No. do. At
decls d.. A. COOKS.
KEERHK.N-R IND S.gKgNOyT-
GA bbls No. Mackerel;
i fierce extra Salmon;
3 b5I5- No. Rsekerel;
do N03 DO;
bbis extra choice Herring. At
dec1e Il. A. COOKS.
aRzRLEKs ePEET PE-Esy &c.
- 2 bbls Split Peas;
q do P, arI Barley; =.
/ do Lentals;
do Dat Meal;
do Wheat FsrinAs For aale ct
esela a. A. COOKS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-20
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FRIDAY HoRNINa. ............i -DH0EMRER %.
euaseKIPrInN rRIOR SOC DAILY:

tsThs Star spang'ed Banner In TriHnnph yet waves
Brave,
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q. "a IL e a, 5IToR
@. Il. DREW EDITOR
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KENTUCKY ITEMs.--From the Louis win
Evening Bulletin Of Wednesday we clip the
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-23
AYMOND'S PAl ENr
: H. w ENE NJ a CHI n Il!
PlYk.NILD ILlhLLL q. Liz
1'DTf..N TIU .II.IIlLN Y, II.
PRICE $40 EACH.


lIESsRS. IUPPiN@ER * ROBBINS, If Bnomsburg,
lfi having pur haScu tn iusiz right "i the above
valdabiG iNrHnrEu' HEAP fArESr S-wiSG ,CiitNE ur
thr ruunty uf tuihL, viii b. happy 10 supply their
ri nis with ih ar H. far III uinnontinn ,i ihrn'-
selves lI.il's. Ihr following some ~ tn
p'riur advantages this Ipicm nj poss, ~ over any
ever VI oi'r "a /, tn pubii . VIZ:
l. II S'wS tr"hi 4uJ IL uuh stitches per miiutc' anus
savIn! bitli tIn"' labor Ia tiIl operation
:! It's "oistriI' tiuh is plaza simple, with any
Mag 'e lir usage, 1t is easy krpt III ordcr anu wh
snc "ntir' suti,ia tiui.
B. O.L uf til most vuIuabl f'atirrs of this Na hr,
Is tlIi snallncsS III uompi Di its mechanism.
T. D1Ihl thread Mi hines aim hli tn iaI'
very unun ~ in threading, bi this Ma' hini Is
caS threaded than even II common li"c"l'.
II "nn be utr h,l To bonrl. table stand IN np-
Grating order, duta i'sS than halt minut'.
ii. II gr atty rrOnnnH III Tar AL ana IT, rrbuuc'
sun ;ntly strong fur ANY work for Win II II Is
strd, II lIa,aiinn NOT kn"wn 10 "titsr wing Ma
:. M human hard is capable in prnlurng seam so
regular ani systematic
I. Among til. array of Pat ut wing Machines. Ill r;
heap aui durable as R,yNoSDS pArE>r, bat
Machine is adapted tn all inJs of M"rn cAp'i'i'e
has proven.
o. Th1 operator shape his just II p'ascs,
waves, Leaves and hnwcTs, uc 'an h. presented "r
iiiIiIdt'u.
10 II is particularly adapted all Kinds nf itching
h grntlrmHn'S shirts, husoIs, r,tbnn Is, collars,
ct,. and all kinds of l.nis sGwhg, in ludng sihS,
lawns drain,s cali &c, pting for men h'y
this Ma inr rather too light of unstrttl"h.
H. But all tt for going aiNantlg"s, though real III
Themselves, dwInil' iIto IlSanihcanc whn t"hp"r.
with the pr s'rVann of h uith, h ing saving oi h"lh
labor and -yssit and leaves tn up rh0r without slnp
ihR AMI j. enabled To perform his work, oc.ury ihs ma
tIral position.
~ Fer sale by the undersigned nj their resp" two
residences BlOuisbnTg, who viii put the mat lhr IN
operation aud give all necessary ins,ru linn,
HENRY IIPPINGER,
DANIEL ". ROBBINS.
BlnomSburg, May IL, lsC0
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-23
EREAT WORK ON THE HORSE.
The Horse and His Diseass,

REAL WORh ON The HOkSE.
The Horse and His Diseass.
BY ROBERT JENNINGS, VS..
Professor Of Pathology and operot,ve Sur
gerry in The Vete7tnary College Of Phil
adeiphia, ETC., etc.
HuL TELL YoU ofthc origion, history and distinctive
traits of the various breeds of Euro.
pean Asiatic, Anrcan and American
Horses with the physical formation
ona the peculiariti'~ Of the animal,
aud how to ascertain hi. age by tho
lumber and condition of his teeth
Illustrated with numerous c1blanato-
ry engravinFs
me H1rse ami ms Dtsf0seS
1LL TELL yoU breeding, Brcaking, stabling feed
lug, grooming, shncing aud the gen.
erai nianag mcnt of the horse, with
the best modes Of administering med.
tine also, how to treat biting. kick.
ing, rearing shying. stumbling, crib
,ina' ktsiies ness and other vices
uus explanatory engrrying,.
TIE HOre und has diseases
HTLL TEL YOU ofthc causes symptoms, and Trent.
ment of SirHnglcs Sore Throat Dis.
temper. Caatrh Influenza, rronrhit.
t',rneumonin, plrurisy Broken Wind
Chronic tough, Roaring aud Whistling
Lampas, Sor. Mouth aud Ulcers and
Dccnycd Teeth, nth other diseases of
the Mouth and Respiratory Organs.
Tie HO,Sc 0tW has D'SuSS
HHL TELL YoU Of tho causes symptoms, aud Treat.
lntion, stony cOnrr tons Rupturrs,
Palsy, hiarrhGa Jnun-ic", Hrpa,ir.
rhna, Bloody Urine Stones in the Kid.
nrys and Iladdor, lnnauation aud
other diseases Of the stomach, Bow.
els. Liver and Urinary Organs.
JHe HDySe uod HlS BiSeOSes
HILL TELL yOY OF the causes, symptoms, and trent.
of iunr. Blood and hog, Spawn,
Riug Bone. swCcnic, Strain, Lruhrs
Kncrs ind Cars, Founder, Sole
Irui-a and Gravel, Crnnkcd iIoofs
Scratches, Cankt Thrush, and CorHg
asn of Ncgrim'. Vertigo. pilcp.y
Staggcrs, and other di scascs Of the fee =
Legs and Head.
The HOr 0I,d las DISEASES
HILL TELL YoU of the causes. symptoms and Trott.
lr'nt of Fl tula, Poll Evil, Glandcrq,
Farty, Scarlet Fever ange Suript
lao H.! Jaw rheumatism, Cramp,
Calls. Diseases nf the Eyc and Heart
&C.. &c., aud how TO manage Ca ira.
tion, Nicshine, Tr phnning, Rrwrl.
ling Firing, ilcrnin, AiputatiOn.tiHp
ping, aud 9th surgical upcialion..
Ur II r@ nnd h,S D,.ers.S
HILL TELL IOU OF RHr.y's Method Of tanning Horses
how to approach. Ia ter, or stable
Colt how to usom n Ii to
strange sounds aud tights, unt how
To 'i. Saddle. Ride, aud rcak him
Harness; also til, form and law Of
W,sRhNry. Thr whrlc being the re-.
suit Of uior' than fifteen wears careful
stu y oftli habits. pcculiuriiirS wants
and weakness OF tins nobl4 and uscfil
animal.
Thr hook contains 3,I pages, appr piacy illustrated
by nearly Dn, Hun r'd fnrrivurs 1t is printed in
clrar AMI np ypennd will h. firushrd any address
p"<tarH pl on receipt OF prize, hlfhonnd slO,
$1,000 4 : EAR g 8" ls,],@i.. :, %1.:
crywhr, in selling the above and other p ,pnlnr works
ofourS. Our innc'm nts 10 all anCh o'ingly,
III raj.
For .intl' cop of the rook, for to agents
with ohr "i"r""''"n nGpiy !" rnT or @ldr :. n,i ,o.
M. Gl7 Sansom street, plilad, rhia Ia.
Nov Il, lSCO--Cm.
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LOoA CUT! coon NEWS Foa ALL
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THE nevGr.faiing MRS NANHoRN, is til, best. She
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by false promises and drcrital who have been rcciv.
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they loye consult hsr to relieve an sa,sy th.r minds
She has the secret of winning the affections of the on
posing sex 1t is this fact which induces ilItcrate pre-.
tenders to Try to initiate her and to copy her
LIKE.NEss OF YoUR fU7'URE HIFE OR HUSBAND,
Or absent friend She guides the single lupuv mar
vice has been solicited in nnumrabr Instances and The
'' u. a sPEEDY a .SND t n"f MaPPT y .GaRHHsGc: Sis
She is therefore sure Dependence She has been the
geher. Thousands of broken hearts have been healed
aud made happy by hnr.
Its well known to the public at large that she was
the first aud she is tls only person who show the
likeness in reality and who give sutisfac IN
all the concerns of life winch b. tested aud prov.
ed by thousands hoth married and single, who daily
and eagerly visit her at
No. 1886 Lombard Street. Philadelphia,
All interviews are strictly private aud confidential
WE-4LIH E.NJNLNhNuE, COOP LUcR
AND HAPPINESS are within the reach Of all. She is
the living wonder Of the cnght ned all who con
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her advice is invaluable. she forrt with the great,
est certainty the result Of all commercial and business
| transactions. If you follow her advice. you will
| LuPR0HE YOUR CiRCU.WST.4NuEs
and succeed in al your undertakings Those who have
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those who have worked hard and struggled against
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those who wisely followed her advice
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An interviews strictly private and confidential
! Come one come all! to
NO. 1885 LOMBARD STREET.
between Juniper and Broad, Philadelphia
Mar
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-23
STEAM ENrlNES AND BOILERS.

I lie subscriber is now prepared with Machinery
Ia build stationary engn, from tu lOh horse pow
upon tht latest improved plans aud VIII bull 10
order double Eingt portable rn9ncs frum 10 To 40
horse power Rugged upon carriages with Boiler gearing
aud pumps all conpct and ready f'r action. Also n
cylinder tine aud tubular boilers iron coal hrksr
patented in lri for thr sing grain aud crarkin.
aud made large seal Tor breaking coal. Heavy
mining Pumps and fir, engines riggcd CUnpittc with
double acting forcing pumps all kinds Of mill gearing
and house casing made 10 order. Line shaftings with
any desired siz!s Of pu"ys finished with hangers.
Iron planning done, say - feet long: all kinds of Iron
turning haayy press and other turned with any
desired pitch Of thr tah.
The best Nuu.h Iron thrcshing Machines that ever
before the public cast Iron aud woodcn machines
made 10 order. LcvJ power Chain or ir a power made
inrrisons latest patent grain ih 81 Obi onr "a 81 III
ratcntre for its equal 1t will grind in good iina meal
- bushels in one hour Also bolts aud elevators all ia
order also Ruagirs Patent blower, manufarur I'd hy c.
d. Harris Il Co, I'll" most powerful blower nav in W.
with the least amount of power one oi which viii Q
put in Mt the Foundry for exhibition. All OF t.r
above will be- warranted to be what they sold
Also Take orders for Scoti's Pat black smith Str
ker, ANA rights to them in the counties G!u hin
Montour, NorthuHb 'rlani, LycOming, Sullivan and
Cliuton, one of which can be my shop.
LEWIS II. MAUS.
bloomsbury, Columbia CO., March -, lc.Ji.
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ils celebrated Washing Soap, is now in market for
satisfaction is evident from the fact, thai rho Manur
%, u IN order ~ supply the demand, have been
s,u 10 hcri iher capacity to make equal to One
1sst ana cheapest Soap ever made in this Cotry One
rot"u q ~ N'f 90 as Jar for any Three of M,
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