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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
Dayton Business Directory

TERMS roR ADVERrfsIsa BUsfsKss DIREorORY.-
Regular yearly advertisers, one line gratis. Others
~ per year; 81 for six months 81 for three months
a,S- -fIyaSnt IN al cases fn advance. dI .u4
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CHARLES RAsCHKE.
GENERAL UPHOLSTERRRI

OHIO hLOUhl THIRD hTREET mn RITqFII,
OLD STAND DAYTON. OhIO.
A Ll hnas Of UpholsteEing, such as SOFAS Chaif..
~ sQols Mallassea, ,&c, done 10 order CATpeis cui
and htted window curtains hung aud All kinas Of ne
VI terms. 80,
AQermea-May o. Ginesrie and nAlneS. Parl era ~ a.
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NARBoR OIL OF The bcst quality the market can
" produce both for safely and dn,binty In turning
ana ~ free nom oienAi,e odor bs made fSf
sale by the gallon " barrel BY JAMES ABBEY,
des Druggist, 100 Main street b.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08

SoAh aceks ago. rcd COW, with ,shils hss, ha,iu.
~ apeli on and white heller, with ned spots, sts,.
va nom te premises VI the sulEoribar 0G q Edsn.
plaee, In asdnver township. ANY person knosins
Whefe they may bs tound reQussled 10 lsays a0r
Jensts0u street nsaf rkird,
sssi 7IF oEKIs YoUs.
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INFORMATION WANTED. /

A MA hoh kR, (boIn Huss.l living IA Cnwt,.J
"A County deslres 10 know where her dauR hter Annn
tluh tepTn Lehnen) N lNug VI present infottnauoi
may le Ten Al The shoe store Of Pete JoHanigen III.
ierson slrrel, near Fourth, Dayt0a, Ohio. uoiS
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nN Friday, October 7, black horse with white ..,
" aboas 10 hands high; heavy niAns and tuli; whsu
ne eit No had halter on. A lbeial reward viii hs
gven Tor his return or any nioImauon VI ~ ,sber-
wouts AADRkM sIEAa, Butcher
boAf Miami CITY, hear DaNt,ti
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08

OYSTER Sour a oniy len cents psr howl NAV
" be had eNery nloEnlnE, troU ten 20 twelve O'clock
~ podsons heraurant, Nq. 2ss secopd street. CAD
and tfy it ' |'I Ni DADS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08

Going it Alone lin another place ihe
public will find the notice of dissoIution Of
copartnership between Bracelin Hagermau
in the Hardware and Tool trade, at No. 5lG
Third street Mr.. Hagerman retires from "a
most prosperous business on account of con.
tinued i'll health Mr.. Bracelin--the "0ld
lnginl" continues at the old stand and is
now better fixed for supplying the public with
all articles in his line than ever before The
fact is, Bracelin has got complete assortment
of the best goods, and has given his trade
more Of his personal attention than hereto
fore. Cal and see his stock aWgl p
Fire.-On last Thursday night the resi-.
dence of Mr., William Wonderly, near the
-Four Mile House. in Van Buren, township,
was discovered to be on FIRE, and ii was with
the greatest effort that the premises were
saved from destruction We learn that sew
eral young gentlemen were sitting up with
the corpse of child at house in the yicini.
~, and discovered fire issui & from, the
woodshed Of Mr. W., which was situated but
few yards from his house, They gave the
alarm, and hurrying to the place just as the
flames were communicated TO the building,
with the help of the family succeeded after
the most vigorous efforts, in putting out the
fire from the burning building. The wood
shed and adjoining buildings were consumed
In the work of extingushing the fire. aud Of
preventing its spread the well was exhaust.
ed, and the water was nearly all taken from
large cistern t6sa.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08

Wednesday, NightUol course wensyyd
only remind onrreaders that Gottschalk aud
Carloita PauI will give Grand Concert az
Huston Hail on "Wednesday evening next
1t willbe rare and musical treat 10 the cnt
tivated ear msll iRouia aaat Iel1I8 .g1n
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Netp advertisements
a FRESH ARRIVAL.

1 UsT received a complete assortment OF Coal OH
- Lamps shades aud Burners wicks aud Chin.
neys for sale cheap BY e'frs Ht ...I
des H JAMES ABBEY, Druggist.
hRuGs aud Medc'aesi 0ill stock always on hand
~ and for sale at easoiai,lo proes nv If
des JAMES ABbEf Mlln a., near MARKET
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c1Tx 9OVERNN1ENT

Aidyor.--William H. Gespiei office, l07, Main
Afdrshdt-Stacy b. Cain office, at Mayors otfi1e.
Tredhrer.-D. W. Reese; office, j. W. Darst Bros.
!yOiictor.--Joslal lowell; Office, I.It5 iLef,
Clsrk.--Anthony stephens office, Council Chamber.
Cify Cbuncii--
FIRST Ward-Arnos Decker and Hugh Wiggiin.
Second Ward-Ezra BImm and Hiram Strong.
Third WRrd--1. ii. Kiersted and Geo. w. Rogers.
Fourth WArd--J. A. Minck and l.. u. Gilliland
Fifth Ward-Ezra Thomas and George Lehman.
sixth Ward-W. N Love and Jacob Decker.
TOWNSHIP OFFIOERS.--Jiistices Of Peace
VIM. H. Mckinney; oiiioe, Sd, near Main.
John IL stoppelman; Office 4 I'd bet Jef a g. Clair
James Turner office, 65, Jefferson.
s.Nl.li d. .lt > 6Dasfa5lss! 81 OLD
Isaac Hale and Ezra Jefireys. Ffkta.
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IAPORTANT 10 U0oPERs.

A hEM and improved shaving Horse, n hrst ra,s
"A thlng' II gives good satisfaction aud sells wei
an "7SiEnnentVi thus Invention VIII be made on ~
eral terms bctween nov aud the frst Of January ~.
al NO, x-7 First street sna see H.. -'1.--I-
h"2l J. n. BALSLEH.
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81 Grier's Dayton commercial College


'' tENkNlfu oLAsR fh" Ile
SPEN CERIAN SYSTEM or PENMAN-
SHIP TAUGHT. at .s1as
Bookkeeping taught as a practical Art
which can only be learned in the doing of IT,
No class or mere lecture process can ever
make expert accountants. If you doubt this
ask practical book-keeper. .1- ss
nov28d3twlt# Gs gaaa fss..ff- 5.i
--l--- -..--ts --------ti Of tntl
n EW STYE ESr OaFo C1iOA X s
tn NOW REA b \ ,sg
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DIRECT THROUGH BY lIORTNIaG IRAN


usT received of the hnesl lol u doulIs l.fts.
~ shot Guns ever seen In the city. The above Ltn.
we're sent A. samples only, and W l Store b, SiA
MhEhs' any person Wishing 10 purchase a Yuis
olly IA they Viii he sold very cheap, 10 save iho e.
pense oi returning theni. They consist ln part ol
~ 1Ni1lhs'NS s'.eu' ~ VII" ANlsl baftols nngng ~
Fnoo oiroW q" 40 ~, 81. sGnhkInEk
pl THIRD street, OHIO hlnrk
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T a < Il s

u "a X l. =.
GER no YOUR TAXES IN TlME The booR,sre
- all ready 10 the rFsssaferA O,oe for the payment
ot faHeA il r nov g,atng aie Ia the season aud
eomaraufvy bol euiaii Sniount ~ Yet has been psd
Those that pat on ull the last few dass Viii and
dfcut 70 get up TO the counter. The ian h snngrnf
s TOO late.
The ITeasnTers Vece will be open 10 rtcaiyc TaAe,
nom m an M, and Tor the further acconmo4ia
uon Of the Guy tax payers the ofce R ba open front
81 al ten O'clock M. JONATHAN KENNY, 81 =.
I'D Treasurer Montgomery eolity, Ono.
IteAsnrei's Omcs, December1, 1869 1-deAdaa t2U
eV lW9ohenbl4it aud DsmoeIal copy,l
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A Baily 6one.

John Bull. Esq, ny 10 John,
when we were nrst ecQualnt,
You acted ger, much as nov
You act about the TEent,
fco stole my bon y sailors, john
Ny borny ahfp also;
You re aye the same nercs boast 10 me,
john Bull, Esq, ny Joi
John Bull, Esq, ny 10 John,
Eirce we we're link'd together
Full many q. Jolly fFht, John,
We've bad with one smother;
now must we fight again, john7
Then al IT let US got
And God will help the honost heart,
John Bull, Esq, my 10.
John Bril-. Esq, my jc John,
A century has gone By,
Since you called mo your siavo, John,
Since ri you let fy;
You want to flght II out again
That war of waste and woe;
You'll frd mo much the same old coon,
John Bull, Esq, my 10.
John Bull. Esq., my 10 John,
1flying looms have told,
That ! have Lost my pluck, John,
And llgh' not az " old,
You'd better not believe N, John,
Nor scOrn your ancient foe;
For I've seen weaker days than this,
John Bull, Esq, my 10.
John Bull. Esq, my 10 John,
Hear this. NV language plain:
nevor smoje you unprovOked,
never smote IN vain!
II YOU want p ace, peace let II be;
war, be pleased to Know,
Shot In mv locker yet remain,
John Bull, Esq, my 10.
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The Pope and the Nobi 60,

In one Of our London exchanges
We find the following extract OF a
letter from Rome, giving a reason
why many Of tho Roman noblos de-
sire the continuance Of the temporal
role Of the Pope:
IL appears that many Of the Ro.
man MOBILES are bound to the present
order Of things by rather q singular
tie. Their lands were granted Ia
them IN the days Of papsl desposism
by the Popcs, to whom they had the
honor TO be related. the said lands
having been wrongiully and violent.
ly taken from their rightiul possess
ore. The descendants OF the original
owners in many cases still survive,
nd what Is more remarkable, they
have for these two, three, or more
centuries persisted in putting a legal
claim to their lost lands, and holding
out threat OF d sputiDy the transfer.
This las happened in the family Ct
the Borghese, who usurped the ter.
ritories OF the celebrated house of
Cenci, a junior branch of which
family actually commenced a suit
Tor the restoration Of the enormous
property during the revolution OF
is4S, and would probably have
gained it but for the return Of the
Pope. Many other princely and no
BILE houses being situated like the
Borshese, it is manifested that the
Pore, who upholds the grants Of pre-,
ceding Popes, has no small line on
their fidelity.
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A NEW ARTICLE.
QuCInR RoBAcks STOMACH Rl11eas

A new and uul,gh,iul 5lomacuIu ana Cordial.
for giving tone 10 the stomach, and for The
prevention of bilious complaints Incident 10
tho Western country. Try 1t.
AS morning drink, to assist digestion and
relieve Dyspepsia, II has no equal. Trv il.
- IN navor II Is superior TO all other Bitters.-
Try 1t.
The formula of these Bitters, now (s6l) thu
sole property OF DR.. Rnbaok, originated with
one Of the oldest aud most eminent Medical
Pra5tltioners ut tte West, and II is directly
predicated upon tho wnpts OF Western people.
These Bltters derive their stimulus from the
powerful tonic nature OF the roots and herbs
Of which they ara composed, and AS they are,
by yalayingunnatural drawings of The stomach,
TEMPERANcE,T
the present prOprielnr believes that In making
them widely known the puollo welfare is sub,
served.
II will soon be for sale BY all of DR.. Roback's
numerous Agents, and at Hotels, 40, the
country over. IH The meantime, orders will be
nlled direct from Cincinnati In any quantity,
and ~ the lowest rates. II II put up in Quart
Bottles, and securely packed IN one. dozen
oases. Halt dozen sample cases will, however,
be packed and sent To any address, II desired
Retail Price, ~ Per bottle, or SIX for so.
Principal ofioe and salesroon, No. 9 East
Fourth street, tMrd building from Main street,
Cincinnati, ONO. Laboratory, No. 80 Ham
mOnd street.
For sails 10 Hancock by
in. HUBER 4 CO., 8 s'Sf' F'ndIau
GILBERT. FAIL d CO., Vanlue;.
z. BARNEY. McComb;
ID. PETERS d SON, Arcadia;
J. B. EATON, Benton;
THOMAS STARkS, Arlington;
Z. MAHoN&,AoNS, Williamstown;
J, OSHEIMER,. Van Buren,
J. WALTER, West Independence;
l.. A. BALDWIN, Mt. Blanchard;
And BY Draggists and Merchants generally
throughout tho United States and Canadas.
March Is, lS6l.-Ily
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W TEACH Board OF School Tx.
l. amnors for Hancock county, VIII hou n
session for the purpose OF examining Teacher rs
al the Union School room, ia Findlay, on the
nrst Saturday OF January ana the first Sstur.
day oi February, and the first aud third Satur.
days ofevery month thereafter, commencing st
ten 0 CLOCK, a. m, untltul ther notice is given
JOHN BOWMAN, Clerk.
FISpLAy, Jan. l, 1859.
N. b. AL applicants will be required to pre-
sent TO the Examiners II certificate sigued ny
TWO or moro OF their present or previous en-
ployers, giving Il satisfactory statement as to
their moral character and faithtulness rs
Teachers or, II thoy have never taught, one
signed by their Teachers, certifying To then
moral Charaoler and stndlOMs habits.
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PITTS SEPARATOR.

also manufacture anOthar equally excel
iont machine. known rs ritts Separaior,-
These separators are, hg somo, highly eStccm
cd. They are manufactured. with great
caro- ana are good machine. They have he
como well established and are Justly celphra
ted both for rapid and perfect work. In man
uiicturing those machines, ] have selected
such patterns only as have bcon fully tested
ny long nso, and IN offering the two above,
believe nGer tho very best that arc made II
is claimed by those who use them, that they
viii thresh, clean aud it for market, lrnre
gram in given time, and do II tctter, than
any othor machine. In fact, tho only limit t.
m. amount they can throsh. depends on tho
floilitiOs ut hand for getting the grain To he
machine and taking caro- Of tho straw 10, AT
tor II Is threshed. These inanhines are boik
oi thom strong aud durabic tho FONTS AFRO nh
'tstcnnd with holts, and are fitted NJ with a
cast steel cylinder SHAFT. with composition
boxes The cylinder Is 30 inches IN iength:
irl AM now making the Separator and Go IA.
ar four inches wider than the cylinder. The
I'9tnt SHAFT is furnished With steel Journals
Anf brass boxes, also, brass boxes for canvas
hrr shan and fan shaft; stccl journals with
IRON hnSesfor fan side shaft; iron pullcys Cea.
ihered) and cast mon Cnnyeyor. III every
particular. thcv arc constructed in tho verS
host minnnr IN every part; thsg run easily:
40 oa'ly tended, aud arc ainptctito he drvCn
by gear or hY bands requiring about t. 900
lay"lulions por mlnuto.
IN tho manufacture of thCso machines,
have made Soma improvements og the origin
81 patterns. and am ready TO MAKE such Other
'hahGcs as experience may e'Escst rs being
, ,tiG4h.e,
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HORSE POWERS,

Tor Powers with which tn drive mv rhrcsh
crs have selocied, as hGlpg tho best now III
u-e, Pitrs Improved Patent pI nhlC FihiVn
Power and tue Trsbls-GoorsJ Iron Planet
Power.
These Powers are mado by me in tlio most
'hnronlh manner, Of the hosi materiul. ami
are ~ double the strength of am Lingle eosr
ed Power.
IL the Pitts Power, ! am making shat the
hsvel wheel and master Uin.nu Of cast steel
which is greai inprH Hvemtnt over tho iron
shaft used by other manu- .scldrers,
In tho Iron plalcl f"wrr. have also made
valuable improvements, hddrg Z 10 rs ItrgngLil
and dnraoihty. I single over. out oi
tho whole number sold last year, ras broke.
or NJ any way ialed.
POwER CORN.SIELLER.
Reading Patent. T 'rst premium awarded AT
emo stats Fair n 30 INfS. ls57 1880.
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WOODBuRY,S PATENT.

have thus far found that Woodbury's Pat
,n, Is most sought after by thrcshcrs, and as
corfu Gates Sow. IT. docs good work and gives
excellent satisfaction. The frsl premium wa.
awarded 10 this machine AZ no Michigan aud
tho Ono State Fairs In lS5S and IL has nj.
wa,s received tho nrst premium ~ County
and State Fans, Whenever exhibited, both IN
tho United Sta'5s and Cauahls. | am the nn
~ manufacturer oi thisvory superior machine
10 The Syatp,
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LANGwoRThYS
East India Dyspepsia Cure
AND
Femae Regulator.

DURING my absence in the war this med.
~ cine will be mado by my vie, aud that Of
my make can only be had IN FndIay OF ISRAEL
GlIEES or j. NJ. HUBER a Co.
Read the following statements:
IL. Is. HURD SAWS -" AiIer taxing IL for a
,trengi hvn,ng medicine after u tlt nt sickness,
woulf say that the Butchers oUght to favor
Its sale, tor the appetite 1t gave me was
enough to consume Il beei 4 week"
ltOBE9r Bonner says -"Dr. LangwOrthy: At
your Suggestion, | bought Tor my daughter
whU WAS suffering under some OF the peculiar
diseases Incident to her sex, bottle OF the
East India Dyspepsia Cure. IL has done her
80 much good that must have anOl her bottle.
Esq. JORDAS, of Arcadia. says Your med
'cne has done me more good than any medi
cine ever took"
refer any patient confidently To the follow.
iug persons who themselves or their iamilic.
nave used II:
Paul sours, Cashier Findlay Bank
X. u. llurd, Chester Church,
X. ). Baker, 5. Bergman.
DR.. Hudson, Dr.. Beech,
Samuel r. Gray. Dennis Lee,
Amos Hartman. j. B. N.tndOren,i
Tho unrlvallcd sales of this medicine IA an
unmistakable evidence OF It's intrinsic value.
Il tFostoria Nttcs.
REMEMBER THEN
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WILLIAM l.. DAVIS
DEALER IN
q R q q HI E Il III @
PROVISIONS. gALT, FISH.


PROVISIONS, SALT, FISH.
LUMBER, &C.,
TobioT s Borr's Old staad, FTNDLAY.
hfan artst, Ohio.
HE keeps constantly on hand full suppl,
IL Of evoi! thing In his l!Lo of .rado, oubra
cing
Candles, Nuts, Truita,
Moiassea, sugar, syrupc,
hocoInt, Tens, CoHee,
Pepper. spice. Ginger,
Mustard, Mace, Cloves
Tobacco, SNUFF. Cigars,
Candies, Rice, Flour,
Powder, Shot, Lead,
Candles, Oils, &c.
Besides the articles enumerated above, he
viii hwaya Keep II good assortment OF
Stoneware and Woodenware,
together with
kNtRYTHiSd THIS COMMUNITY MAY NERD.
In his limo of business: aud he promises 10 sell
Az CHEAP As THE CHEPEsr.
| lie invites all who wish good articles of Gro.
ceres, I" cAU and examine his stock and pri
ices, as he II satisfied that he can SUIT his Gus.
. toners in regard 10
Variety, Quality and Chenpness.
| Don, forget the place: near tho bridge, west
side ui Main street.
! March H. ls62.--lly
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II you have Stomach Dlsease-if you have Fe.
male Disease
This Medicine Will Cure You!
Agents
ISRAEL GREEN, Flndlay, 0bIo;
j. NJ. HUBER 4 Co., Flndlay, Ohio;
JAMES MASSIso, Yanlue, Ohio;
GIiBsL * OsTHIfaER, Van Buren, Ohio;
]. B. VAS DoRES, fostorIa;
l.. A. BALDWIN, Mt. Blanchard, Ohio;
SAMUEL llCRER, Columbus Grove, Ohio;
SAMUEL SHouP, Ottawa, ohio;
]. ID. q. HiPRiss. Gilboa, ohio.
Agencies made and Agents supplied by Mrs.
c. r. LAsGwoRrHy, who is hereby authorized
TO writo my name upon the wrapper, without
which none 10 genuine.
Physicians furnished BY the gallon, whore
requested.
With kind farewell, then, to the good peo.
pie whom have dealt with so many years,
and u wish that they will sustain my wife IN
the sale of this medicine, which has bens hited
50 many already, am, with the best OF feel.
ipgs toward srsry one In this community,
Your faithful servant,
A. LANGW0RTHY,
Capt. Co. A, Gibson Reg't U. y. Army
FISDLAY. August 10, 1861.
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0 ~N' - 80 " <'eH buudfHB, 6fgh ffTfef
(Botween Broad and Cay,)
Columbus. Ohio.
Every description of. Blank Books Of extra
substantial manufacture, with or without
printed headings, and finished IN superior
WHITING PAPERS Of every Grade. from ,bc
best Mills In the country, furnished at sm ali
advance from cost. Orders received from
STATE DEPARTMENTS,
CousTY OPPIUsRs,
BASKfS0 HousEs,
INSURANCE OFFICES,
MANUFACTURERS,
MEgcBLsTs,
RAILROAD orrfoSns.
For Blanks or Blank Books, Will rece,ye the
immediate and particular attention from the
superintendent OF the Bindery, So necessary TO
such orders; and prompt execution aud fair
prices guaranteed.
Papers, Envelopes, and all varieties Of or
nee ana Counting House Stationery furnished
NJ the Lowest Rates.
The Franklin Bindery
ls splendidy equipped with Costly Improved
Machinery and with steam power. Printed
Books Of all kinds, either by the edition of
thousands or the single book, tound in any
style. Binding and re.biDding for public and
private Libraries, Magazines, Monthly Publ
cations. Pamphlets, Sheet Music, &C., 30,
promptly and handsomely bound. ut small ex.
pense. N. w, LEFAyOR. Snn't.
April ia. 1869.
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List Uf Prices
Or Tn9EsHisd MAcHI;Es A>p lloRsE puwfar ~
SAsDCsKY, oHIn,


For Eight Horse Power aui Separator
(Gylindar % inches loryD man.. sS?t On
Fur Zen Horse Power AMI separator
toylinder 50 inches hnsJ . :. 49,, 325 90
For Sc. arilor al ne, (wundhury's or
Pitts'.) cylinder - ,uahcE long, ..... zoo o.
For Elght Horse II WuT, (Plls' az iroU i.j ca
For Ten Horse Power, ('iitS' or Irnn.O lSj u
fur separator alone, (wnodbury'8 or
Prts',) eylindor so inches long. 80, l75 oU
For separator and Eght Horse FIwer, 500 On
also furnish. when expressly q, detad,
- Truck Wagon, suitable Tor hauling
separator from place 10 place, extra, so 90
Latest improved straw stacker,2l 10 I
long. extra .'...........,...,,,, 30 GO
Power Cnrn sbcller, with Fan ...,..., GO 90
Blrif Wright n Co.'S Patcnt Coinpcnsa.
TIM, isay State Raj road Power far
two horscs. .,..,....,...,. ,...,,,... 1880 90
ilrst quality 81 Patent Rubber or Leather Belt.
,rs furnished ~ manufacturers Prices.
r"rairs cone on fh~t notice.
c. J. MEssEa.
SASrrssy. Ohio, May II, lse2.-Ian.
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EsThBLI~IIED IN IsaA
EsThBLI~IIED IN Isas.
&. j. NJ L s S Err,
MANUFACTURE" OF
IMPROVED
ThrcslinS Machines
AND
MN&sE HNMENS.

In the manufacture of Threshers and Sepa.
rat"rs, have aimed, in tha FIRST place, TO Sc
lee. the most approved patterns --- such ns
have been tried and found 10 give satisfaction,
holding myself road, NJ all times to adopt such
improvements As experience may suggest Ar
being desirable In tho next place, I have
"ndeavorrd 10 select tho best material and
lav" always been careful to employ mono bu,
tho most competent workmcn. | have also
instituted the most careful scrutiny of nil of
INV Jobs heturn they were placed IN the sale-
loom. and In this way haze been able 10 sup.
ply NV customers with none but the most
complote work. II IL 10 these facts that my
and lbrpshars
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