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II Arsl,,h -
JHss peenHd :, FL t that ia desirable In tho wall
B. Il. sTiSENsrx. a5s Ps.sv.,
B-lw Between ls.h aud 18th s}s
OBRICBRs IN THE u s. AMY Win and ths
y best e.slhy Of INCUBATION HATS
BLUE 0LOTH CAPS Of The ben style and
siia "sRIfGyPtIssfs p5n: aas At
ss S-lw Between 18th and 18th SITS.
THE TAXPAYERS MANUAL, Containing the
Il Act. Of Congress imposing direct aud excise
Hsrt tin Van buren,; Lawyer, Statesman. and Man;
Marguerite. by Madame Emilie de Girardfn %
Lishthil's Popular Trestise on Deafness Is cts.
Williams on Diseases OF the Hye; Sl5n
nooker's lrst Book in Chemistry 5, cents.
3%ons the Fl Pines, by Kfrks - 80 cents.
The Flying I Dase =, nan By s..e $, cents.
Book about Doctors; 81 Is,
The Mystery, q novel, BY Mrs. Wood; $, cents.
The Orpheus c. Kerr's Papnrs = Gsn,s
A LOT OF DRAUGHT HORSES ~
Lousiana avenue Side Steam Breai Bake "a
ry, above Center Market. seE-Iw*
ZJU NEW oRLEANs MoLAssEs.
Sc l7st if''e0 A''a i0' A' MURRAY & sEMMEs.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will lie received until
office, Fourteen Cor,&s of we'll seasoned AK WOOD
cords la of October and two cords on the LIST day
81 each succocding T:sonth, until the whole shall.
Proposals should be addressed to the subscriber
Wood" MORRfs's 5. MILLER.
a. Major Qusrtcrmaster
Sa srtHrmas:er'S Office, Washington, D. G., 1917
street l7-iti
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ANOTHER OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM Gen
RClEllaM. ~.
HE Is DRIVING THERRBRLS acROSs
THB RIVER, INTO VIRGINIA.
OUR VICTORY COMPLETE

HEADQUARTERS Army or TIM PoroNao)
september 19-l03O am.
Ge7a. H. ". Hdlteok, Ges~voI- w. chez, Y. q
Pleasenton is driving the enemy across the
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For incidental expenses of, the quartsrmast6r'B
department three hundred Eixty-AVe thousand and
thirteen dollars and eighty eents. a.sE-gsa .--aI
For transportation Of the army and tts supplies,
tive million two hundred aud nifty -four thousand one
hundred and Oighty.gix dOllRFs and eiEhty-onO
cOnt8. AHf t's fsi-4 = ~
For transportation Of otHcOrsP bagRaRs, hfteOn
thousand three hundred and Elxty-SsY0n dollars.
For purchase Of dragon horses, two hundred and
nlnoty-seven thousand three Kindred and thirty.
Eve dlolars. ettHt "a. ~ ET5I E5I gFTGEd So
For clothing, camp and garrison equipage, one
million, three hundred ans nifty thousand one hun.
drOd aud my one dollars and thirty-eigfIt cent?
For current expenses Of ordnance ssfVles, twenty
Thousand dollars. t,.,s "a .sri.sla 80 =
For ordnance ordnance stores, and supplies, incu.
ding horse equipments for all mounted troops four
hundred thousand dollars. =ll +Etf hf54
For manufacture Of arms, sixty thousand dollars.
For fncreaSinR the fnanrf ctuFinV caparItv ~ tj,o
national aruaoFy, my thousand dollars.
For purchase Of gunpOWder and lead, forty thou.
For purchase Otartnlsry horses, twenty fye thou
sand dollars
For hire Of quarters for troops Of store houses for
the BAfs keepingO Of military stores Of grounds for
summer eantonments, and for Temporary huts, ono
hundred and hny-etght thousand two hundred and
sighty-three dolllrs and eight y-One cents.
sec. ). And Be IL further enacted That all Appro-
pFattOns and all provisions Of Law herein contained
applicable to three years volunteers shall Bppy
two years volunteers, and ali other volunteers who
have been or may Be received into the service OF tile
United States for period exceeding three months
Approved, July IL, 1851. =
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WHIELINa, ~ ArriI. ls6I


ON and amer the 18th Of April. 1861. the passeu-
" ger Trains will be run follows. viz:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily exeept
Sundays At IL A. NJ, BenWood At 1880 A. NJ arrfy-
ing In Baltimore At $50 A. NJ connecting with the
Express train for Philadelphia New York, Boston,
and all the Eastern cities, leaving Gals A n ar
TiVes at Washington at $50 A NJ, making cIose con-
nscton with the Southern lines for all parts of the
south This train stops at the principal stations
from Wheeling TO Cumberland.
Returning, leaves Baltimore at 3:45 p. NJ, and
Washington City at 2i5 P. NJ, arriving at Benwood
At A u. and Wheeling at 6=s7 A. l., making direct
connection with the ExpTesstrain all parts of tie
West, Southwest and Northwest. This train stupg
only for meals and wood and water.
The Nail Train leaves daily including SundyhE at
6bI p. NJ, Benwood at 1928 p. 81, and arrives In
baltimore at 3:l5 T.. NJ connecting with the Mail
train, leaving for Philadelphia, New York Boston
and all Eastern cities n It5 r. ~ arrives al Wash,
ington City At $40 p NJ connecting With the South.
ern lines for all pArts of the South This train stos
ON theWest end OF the road NJ MoundsTille Cameron
Huntington, Water Station EairmOnt and Grafton
Returning, leaves Baltimore Mt $50 A. NJ WnsI.
lnEton City at as A NJ. and arrives 1T BeuyooI At
lO:lO T. u. and Wheeling at 1882 T. NJ, connecting
With the Express train for all parts OF the Southwest
oipal stations only. ~ =
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily, except Sundays, leaving Piedmont at $50 N
aud arTiTes at Wheeling at s:10P.M.
J. b. FORD, Agent.
W,P SHuTH. Master Of Transportation.
m. COLI, Gen1 Ticket Agent. apo
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Sec. 2. And be 1t further enacted, That oysrypsr
zen who shall Be appointed
/ At the time Of his appointment, be not les than
l tEsatY-9ns years Of age nor more than tWSnty-slx
years. and that, previous 70 his appointment, his
Inquired into aud hyorAbly reported mon by a
board o. PayElaSteFa appointed Tor that purpose bV
the SseEStAEy Of the Navy, and under such r0gulS.
Sec. 5: And be Il further enacted That the annu.
2lPAY o. assistant pAymastsFs shall Be - fllos viz.
10y ~ - Sor The nFSt I'VE years after date of
commission, one thousand three hundred dollars az
Ter 1Vs yeaEs nom datsOf commission, one thousand
hTs hundred dollars.
commission, one thousand dollArG; aftsr i've wears
ISIn date Of commission, one thousand two hundred
On leave Of absence or waiting ORDER fo, N. r,,
I'VE years amer date Of commlssion, eight hundred
dohrs; amer hVe yoArs nom date Of eomnnlss on one
thousand dollars; and EhsR attached to vessels for
saR SERVICE each Riaant er shRli be
to one ration per day. ~
Sec. 4 And Be Il further enacted, That from and
amer the passage Of thiA act commanding oflesF
Of az! vessel IN The navy shall Be required to per.
Iofm the duties OF paymnSter or assistant payn1Rs.
6eri and when such once shall become vacant by
death or Otherise In hhips At on foreSn sta.
tons or on the Pacific coast Of the United states
ne senior ot1eeF present may make an acting ap.
PSintmsnt OF any At person 70 perform the duties
until another paymaSter or assistant paymaster
shall report for duty. Any person PERFORMING the
dance With ihis section but not OthoriSS) shall Se
eaS1ed 70 receive the pay Of such grade whilst 80
sec. 8. Aud Ls II further enacted, That each "a.
gstant paymaster AhAll, upon his appointment enter
into bonds In the amount Of ten thousand dollars
with q least two good and sufficient securities for
the mithiul performance Of hts duties and that AZ
dstHnt paymAsters ShRll have rank and preeedenee
with assistant SUI geons not passed. and that ali ap-
pontments to NIL vacancies in the corps Of plymRs-
ters shall Be made by regular promotion from the
list Of assistant paymAsteTS
Sec 6. And be It further enacted, That within six
months AFTER the expiration Of the present insurrec
ton the corps Of paymasteFs and assistant paymSs
In the whole.
Approved, July IL, 1851.
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peeombsr 1857 80 far a. the sane can ormay be APP
piled to ths proTisoRs OF this ae, and not inoons
''ss sniis " es Ft Sef s to dssay
all the expenses that may attend the oXecutt1n OF
this act the Of two hundred thousand dollars or
- much thereof Is may Be necessary, Be and the
sane Is herSby Appropriated 70 be paid Oat Of any
monsy In the TrSaSdfy NOT otherEiSs appropriated.
Approved, July Il, 1851. " 6a --lrs
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LOG ATRD,
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic,
BALTIMoRE, MD,
VNHIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
ring the last has It been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the In.
creastnE number Of students, representing nearly
It now occupies one of the most conspicuous and
desirably located buildings in the city The rooms
are eommodiouSly arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to Young
meR desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties OF the Counting Room, to obtain
thorough Practical BusineIs EfueafioH generally are
In any particular by any similar estab-
FACULTYt
-La rELa'as Z. X LOSIER, Sea- s
Ftne4pal-LeetureE on the Science Of Aecounts Com
merce, Bnsiness Customs, etc.
J. N. PHILLIPS, ll1f.H i.t
Professor Ofthe Theory and Practice of BookKseplnr
and Commercial Calculations
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Book.KeepinR.
n. @. JOHNSON, ia
FFoIessoE OF business and ornamental PenmRnEhIp.
S.T.WILLIAMS, ESQ,
u#i Lecturer on Mercantile Law .ltfl
s-5 REV. Z. YEATES REESE. D. n aass I-.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethios.
TRUSTEES;
Hon S Jno. 2: Kennedy, Hon. Joshua yanEant,
Hon HOB Thos Swami, MN. Il. KsighleF, Esq.,
The College 10 provided with Commercial Library
o. Standard Works expressly for the of the Stu
Raeh Student has a desk to bi,nssIf ar5,,. ,.,..
Entely instructed. . -
There being no vacation durinY IN. vs,- s,1a..
can enter at any time.
from to IL weeks.
A DIPLOMA Ia awarded to ali Graduates,
large and Beautifully oman ented Cirehiar n,v.
tatninR upwards Of SIX SQUARE BEkT representing tbe
Exterior and Interior View Of the College yaFious
Characteristic designs penmanship, &C., sent By mail
nee J change accompanied with catalogue giving Iii
~ HSuiLS' AuuFess Z. X. L0STER 81
Rdltiaore va.
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missouri Mining COmnanY,

incorporated Feb. AID, 1881.
OAFAHAL STOCEk.......-...-.....S5
EHIs COMPANY is FORMED FOR THE PR.
n pose OF advancing the great mining interests Of
ouE state We de not profess to be governed NV
purely philAnthrppc motiYeG In ipiti.ifnS III az;
terpEtse We believe tlAt the stock can b. made to
~ iSse plTidsnds, and at the sinetime more real
So So and greater progress made in de-
Teloping and making known the RStonishna minerSl
wealth Of Missouri thnn by the use Of i've fines thr
our capital invested In any other btisne1s
We shall make the ONCE of our Comtisi,Ns ~ n
pete mining bureau Of the mineral res6urces a tbo
chase and sell mineral N y - ar
Missouri Great Inducements will be oIIsri ~ In
iAllsts and mining adyenturers who desire To MI
C,mDSny WORK paying mines, by dealing with this
l. We resPettfnlIy solicit the ATTENTION Of all who
nave mineral lands for sale to send us stSts,ns,S
OF the same describing the Kind 81 9i1
Nnus the number of acres. the location And fIIs L.
est price they are willing to take for Sai ands
Shall work only such mines as nav InrCol,, mi
shall open and prove most or the isntis Ts
Sooks 5or subscription to the stock are now open ~
tue ONCE Of the Company, Main 1tTeet ,oStE ~
corner Of Locust, over Merchants' RSnL o,test
No. q LOeuststreet All whc feel an ~ MS
I;I., ana have money, viii do well to cln Sn5
city, can secure It by enclosing Ten nert " the
amount wanted to the PRECEDENT OF TresSnrsr - tue
=, DIREcEoRs: ffl
AifpSS 6 y. Bacon ksqs Matthew Butler, ESQ
T. y 16 i1athpoP' Esqs D. II. Lynch, Eso.'s
~ O' 81 i-'4' FR1s,vySSo9a Joseph Payne, Rsq,.
Henry n. Bacon, -
81. BUTLER, Treas. ALPREIi e " 5ss SssfSy
The above prospectus has un to tt,,, 49,. -
5uoished in only one of our leading naT o. ~.
40 extra efforts to get stock faIcs5 J,S ~ SsE
meas Of the euterprise, tiat ovet M; n1
anu OF the stock has already bson taEen US
~ s,' state that the shares are SO eSrb MIA
~ !ulI' WITHOUT further liability; ~ ~
ivsEy; registered only when dividends are W
ebSss oF SIr! 8 money to spare can by the p9r
make an Investment that will nav Iar.si5 oi9PaIy
81 that . readily converted into cash yitbot I
A.. to- the Prealdent prn5 sSI
ST. Ioais. No., March % ,ss, mhso- "a
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An NOI % EOT0nd lnuEeE1It The duTI53 Llla
ported by States. ID
Be Il. enacted BY the Senate and House Of Repre-
Sentativss q the United States OF America In Con
esS Assembled, That the Secretary Of the Treasury
fund and remit the duties and imposts on all arms
imported into the United States sineS the art day
Of Nay last, O. which may be imported before the
arst day Of January next, by for the account Of
any State; Provided, the Secretary Of the Treasury
shall be BatIEhed that the sd arms are intended In
good aIth, for the use Of the troops Of any State
which Is or may be engaged in aiding to suppress
the insurreetiOn now existing aEainst the United
7' Approved, July 10, 1851.
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An ACT to provide for tho payment Of the mfliti.
and volunteers called intO the service Of the UNI
ted States, from the time they were called into
service ts the thirtisth dAyef June, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-one.
Be It enacted by the SenAt8 aud House Of Rsprs-
sentatives Of the United States Of America IN CON
Eress assembled, That there be and hereby & appro-
pTAted, cot Of any money in the Treasury not 9th
erwtso appropriated. the Of i've millions seven
hundred and dxty thousand dollars, or 60 much
thereof ~ may be neeesary, TO enable the GOvuFT.
ment TO pay the militia and TOlpnteArs called into
ssrTiee OF the United States, being an additional
amount required for the AScal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and Sixty-oue.
Approved, July Is, 1851.
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Bridal Pr6sents5T y n

Usr RECEIVED PER ADAMS RXpPVsS
"a. stock Of SILVER Ware, eonSifiTt a. oiSs
nc CEe9m, Jelly, Toast and FiGh KniyeS. s'
r mo L!fteTli Silver Salt Cellars md roSnS
~. A1n Knives aud Forks In sets InliyiJ1.i
ca hiHg., Pickle Knives and PorkE. siiTer
lets. 10. F9Fs AISs1nAies, Spoons Cups, Cob
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GO. v. JoHNsoN. =. Jogvs,,5
6. w. JOHNSON & SON.

"a ~ 'AAetuEeES OF Copper, Tin Rnd
Sheet IRON Ware. 7ass III
HAVIEG AvA1LRD OURSELVES M ~ 49,,
~ nPtoVeI 60, arc better prepared now
Ine aooVe line OF business. Yalles and COndnefoT1
maze maze 2 order Steamboat WorksdOn in-0 SnbSto-
particular attention to This branch III ne
IN IN SuaEantee satisfaetioni IN every partienlaT ~
't I iDealeFs We can oIer Inducements that
and the Is fdll e 81 tiiieS. I'VE
Keep stock Of thelAtest and most approyeJ = "a =
Oh Ooal and Wood Stoves on hand al Iii 4ITDats "
gC CIV. JOHNSON { SON.
80 -. - u NO.l7o Market S91arsf
Wheeling, Va.
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JOHN T. LARIN.

Successor to Wheeler LAkin.l
WILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPRNFD ron
inspection on Thursday, March 2etb- a psIS
and well selected assortment 81 T5ff-N' fnleH
Cloths, Cassimeres and VestinEsI
Also complete assortment of q EMIT ENTgNJS ISRf1
NISHING GOODS -> Nv Q SIs-
The patrons OF the old Arm, and the public in pen-
st are invited to call aud examine INV
stsN neIoEs making their purchases as intend seI
IE y smail pTohts to cash and prompt purchasers
IhAnktui Tor the patronage bestowed upon az "A
nTu1, solicit continuance of the same - $500 W
establtshment. JOHN 7. LAKIN, Merchant TSyIoy
mhzS4Vd No. 102 MainEt Wheoiin1. Va
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An AoT % provide fur the appoin.11sns Of Asui..
vi tant Paymhssors in tie Navy. i

Be e enacted By tho Senate Gnd HouGs Of RApro.
BSAtAttyes q the United States q AmsSiA IN bon-
master IN the navy q tho United STATS b md herel
By = eStAbl8hedi sid that nom and amer the pas
Agoo q thll 81 tie PEOldsnt q he unitOd SeGtoS
BY and with TIE advice aud consent q TIE BonAta,
ny appoint tine fiuN,
". not aHeoiln e p nan6eF. =.
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a, y Gard,

- ~ yard
4. HiTCHCOCK most resps,,+t,,ii ! CD "a
he has opened an ofieS Il ~! g notice
~ sAHln g Bank Of RheelInr ~. ~
FFUIlBLI0 ACCoONTAHT
BE eIso EiEes initrtetion n : :
IN an n, u. icSAIhle2QelTANFsHIP.
e1lafjoSS p,,S ~ Ing, Comm,
o,,s 1Iasines Whiting &c; SiSo r. SoS,.y
finance and Banking Co11rt S3lISleal
ItcAl BuSinesl and VslafevtS' Law,
~ p for ACTIVE 1uSINESs = THOR
IL s9qfse OF instruction 4 Intsn,is51'
.lHo. sud thorough = ~ " Pc -
Sst yollese Willis tie eInSSSS - q g the
9ent = muehl Les, r 49,. ! ! 20 the stu!
ub 4: !; D. Beg lave 70 EsfaF those
81 az bt,[ Q Se3 81, y n s e e
septIS-iS,d IN VI RridEePort 0een
- ts.sa g a. a -, tef n
~ 49, - y sy-=Salt CheeSe NS1I55-
Ist74: Shot, eta FabS N !; 2 ~ Sop-
SE5SSI licking Haii8, GlSEt ~ -. y bAtttng,
s5le IaeeSl CRfStssift.RIs Zen 9 "a S3d
Is WIN. x! All lindS @ Bow A. 49,,
lie,g ilt lof lal0 lou. 80 n - Ao9tal,
~ Ia 80. HARPER ann
s X * ~ ~ 1CA AlAEEEGRG I.-yFSs-S q,
seI.S5s 1SI Gaze SorinsS q 1ISsa.
ssfS,V al.a n HergosI Silver Piy6rS
Ribl,o5 Fss5 fln Longs, Jofhts Csfeies Ss7 VI
dozo8 Tor ~ b Sse'l Keys e, By ET and I'd
- Sc g !. $3.50 s $. ,F.isOoTr -
7I T uItaa1,Ea RROOlI8 a. VOL = ".
- Hearth BEashsls ,reSsiys Y, *
dSelT ; -laaar p EFOoLL . RRot4f "
1O9 Main lknsss z
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a, ssssS1isSE. al 4 i s.
20 e'ae sn0ai4 b waited 10 70 oSn N0 80
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From FOrt1ardfagl Merchant of ST.

-a- aHas t.r-+ REQ. p 1ooQ.f .4
DE-. ATER: Your Pills are the paragon OF all that
great in medicine They have cured my little dRugh
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Ind proved incurabIe for Year,. Her mother Ia
been long grieyOusy AFFLICTED with botehes and PIN
pies on her skin and in her hair. After our chill
was cured, she also tried your Pills, and they hAV
cured her. ASA MORGRIDGR.
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oFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATS.
Rlss,d At tAs FTrE Sutton q ne TAfr,,. S,,tsth
f. C5R9nSRS,
Az ACT 70 refund aaaE.nI. .hs la.L.. On atzs In.

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nary suecess in my family And aioo,s 49, : 0sui
I; 70 visit In distress 10 regulate me oFSpS ~
Gaa purify the blood they are the vefy beS'
commend them to my friends. ny TO
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be nPPiiS SS6s Sa. Just received new stock Of
~, Sons Boston, which for b,sStI ~ o.
rof 70 any IN tG5S and touch are su I
IA tne.e Pianos were bought 10 cssS w
only TsS T1Sn Eastern prieea Tor cLs mi III
eySmins M [e respectfully Invited 70 eSIl mi
NiD i-a's taken in exchange for new.
nova sl JESSE B. AIELLOR
No. l3q 'AFIYri ~ =
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AS a Family PhysIe.

From DR.. z w CdTtIETf1hk;y Men OTEeGHg.
Your Pills arc the prince Of purgea. Their excel
lent qualities suTpRss any cathartic We possess They
are mild but very certain and eHectual In their he
tion on the bowels which makes them Invaluable &c
us in the daily treatment Of disease.
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul Sto-
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I s, a.. ~; < Slart ystefaa aad RIdsSys, so,son
the nropeT M tC le SOsesOF your PMS taken At
~ ZION When wholly partially sGpSIs.ss5
nj 49,, eHeetuhl 70 eleaNSE the Sj ~
'nat recommend other to ny patfst. We
E'e7' the Rec. Dr. Hatkes, of .IT.,Io,,;.,
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road

in MCCULLOUGH, President "
R MYERS. Gent Ticket AE't. Iebs
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Henry n. Bacon, ~ NJ.
81. BUTLER, Treas ALFRED e 81 hhpgy Ip,..,.l
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Washington, d. c., It'll Feb, 1880 ~
tAi nave used your Pills in my general and hos
20 say they are the best eathRrtie We emDIoT
1i Eegulang action on the liver is quick aud de-
S sequently they are an admirable rsmsd =
Ssln gements OF that organ. Indeed have
seldom found case Of biIEioGS diSedSe 90 latnatS
Ihat u DID not readily yield to them
g. EFaternAuy yours. ABONZO BALL, NJ D.
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PuBuc.-NO. RI

Approved, July 10, 1851.
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HoSopSI 81. hogsE Savannah, Ca, Jan. q. 1879
your SEi St s5Spll be nngEateful for lie rCiip,
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rRe SfTft NJ, PqtEs, which ended h eToSie
ohy-c ians The S,Sslt .tandtng I had the beat al
y tbs. psI,s - ls9 grew WorBe and V-orSs ,I,,tJI
g9r TriSe q your ezeellent agent n
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-04-04

Tt is adapted to horse power, Steam, Water or
Wind Power. 1t is capable of grinding from IL to 90
bushels per hour and crushing from 10 80 bushels
of corn and cob per hour 1t wi hell from so IS
bushels of Corn per hour. 1t is simple in its con-
structon, weighs about 800 lbs, is strong and dura-
Bile, being made entirely of Iron. he grinding sur
faces also very durable, being chilled iron hard
as hardened east steel, and when can be
placed for the trihing sum of FIFTY CENTS, thus
coming the great objection to Iron Mills. &Iillers
viii do well to examine this Mill and adoptrit for
Feed Mill. Inasmueh the grinding surfaces
placed at much less cost than is required to keep
Stone Mil IN order TO say nothing OF the great saving
in power and cost of Mill. John Warne, of DuPage
CO. Illinois, says IN letter to January 10, 1860
t'Burrs combin ed Mill purchased of you works
my entire satisfaction. and cheerfulIy recommend
these Mills to Farmers AS BEST Farm Mill in use.
The combination is of great value The Mill ism fact
all you represent it to be.'
1t took the First Premium at the Illinois Statefair
We respectfully invite all those in want of good
Farm Mill and Corn Shelter. to call the proprietor
at Delayan, Walworth Co., Wisconsin. where Mill
can be seen in operation, before
Retail Cash Price of Mill for Farm Sos. lar
ger mill be furnished at proportionate prices
State and County Rights for sale Good Agents, with
satisfactory references anted sell Mills and Right
Apply to the Proprietor, Delavan, Wis
rs Can be In operation at the Machine Shop
of Otis Hall Co. Watertown.