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Excellent.

Excellent.
Ia the debate which arose in tho Senate
on the presentation Of Mr.. Summers 100,
900 petition for the abolition of Slavery
several Of the leading Senators participated
among whom were Sumner, Powell, VIII
son, Salisbury, Hale, Conness and Reverdy
J-..s""- Of MARYLAND. The Crittenden
resolution, the cause Of the war and all
other collateral questions received an able
airing. The remarks Of the venerable
johnson, the bosom friend Of Clay and
Crittcnden seem to us to be exceedingly
patriotic and wcll.tim About the con.
cluSion Of the debate he rose and said:
"Mr President, lrise to state that do
not see that any profitable result cah be
she consequence OF such debate as this.
Whatever may have been the causes which
aave brought US into our present condition,
ne are in il; and it is part, as think
hecolning the statesmen of the day to de-
7lse any aud every measure to get us out
OF it happily and prospcrously. To deal
in harsh epithets against those who are
here and who have participated in the de-.
alterations of the past, can do no possible
good Whether they have, in fact, done,
or whether they have been willing to dc,
what in the sight of God would be crime,
is matter that perhaps. can be best set
tied between themselves and Heaven; when
the day shall come when the hearts Of all
shall be disclosed it may be fourd, possibly.
that those who sustained what are called
the Crittenden propositions and those who
were anxious, either by sustaining them or
by sustaining others. to avoid this war,
will stand an even chance Of mercy at the
throne above with those who think proper
now was about to say, to villify them.
Slavery, in my opinion, is what I have
heretofore said Of it.; but Their. are men
wiser than am, more patriotic than can
pretend to be. men who have served their
country in spheres infinitely higher than
any to which aspire, who have not thought
il a sin. The Father of his country held
in bondage his slaves up to the last moment
OF his existence on earth; and can either
of the Senators from Massachusetts sup.
pose for moment that at that great day
when we are to give an account Of our
deeds in this life his chance Of mercy will
be less than theirsr'
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Bono.-ln Latin this ought to mean good
or something like it: if it dom, please lay
i. to our want of Latin and not to the Lat.
ia itself We are no scholar. Fayette
University is the only college We ever a..
tended, and tina: was only for an hour, du-
ring which time we heard on Of the finest
music teachers play that our eyes were ever
sntranced with. But no matter about that:
Gov. SroN. Of tho State of Iowa forbids
any man from leaving his dominions for the
West till March 10Th. o. X unduubt,
edly, because he is our petite Louis Napole.
On for the nonce, but if one Of our Idaho.
struck boys shouldeleyate "Whit Hand.
kerchlef," as the Col once did, or should
cali for "styeteher' to carry larItd prisl
from the Geld while friend was diving with
mortal wound in the same engagement
would his Exce!lency regard the fanilia,
signal, or wouldn't he?
Believing Stone t, be gentleman but nc
soldier, we think he "would let his peopl.
goI'
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TnAsKs.- James Gemmill, OF Monona,
the ex.soldier boy who came down so
severely on Col. Stone last fall through the
columns of this paper, called to see US last
week. jim. says he used to be considered
good authority for army incidents, and par.
ticularly for matters relating to the Sd Iowa,
but since he boltcd the nomination of a
coward in his own party for Governor, he
Is called copperhead by his late political
brethren. Certainly, Gemmil. All the
true friends, the truly loyal" the "uncon.
ditionar' patriots must sneeze every time
they hear that Gov rocI, President Lin.
coin, or any other man in office, takes
snuff Gcnmill will accept our best bow
for the handsome photographs Of Gen.
Grant, Miss Chase. Mrs. Douglas and Gen.
Logan.
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The Festival.

Ihs Festival.
The Festival on Thursday and Friday
evenings of last week in the basement of
the Baptist Church was most gratifying
success; it reflects credit upon the active,
working parties who inaugnrated and en-.
g'neered it through, and upon the liberality
Of our city residents. Its object was to
obtain funds for the liquidation of an in
debtedness contracted by the BAPTIST ladies
in completing the basement for Sunday
School and Lecture purposes. The Festi-
val was held in the same basement that
prompted the liberalty Of the guests and
its evident superiority to any Lecture room
heretofore seen in this city, doubtless ad.
ded to the generous indifference with which
the visitors distributed their funds for the
culinary delicacies and tasteful merchan-
disc which ornamented the eight or ten Ia.
bles tina. were presided over by lady man.
ayers with rivallike solici,ude. The or.
binary refreshments of like occasions were
there in great profusion, while the table of
fine arts or pretty things was decidedly
beautiful and in most respects consisted of
desirable articles. The usual ''Post Office
sell, '"Grab bag" and other questionable
if not Illegal and immoral ways of getting
money we're not seen on this occasions and
We trust even the small fortune telling
dodge will never again be repeated in q
public assemblage of profsssedly christian
people. The education of little children in
the art Of deception and the acquisition Of
holiness is not good pray let it be aban
doned.
The room is an excellent one for airy
public purpose and it was pleasing to wit
ness the qualification of our best McGrego,
families on discovering what nice, roomy
well lighted ball they could hereafter us'
! on occasions Of this character or of am
other equally worthy. The receipts nettet
about $4,000.
Where all did so well, it would be inyid
ious to name the most prominent worker
in this good cause. Expressive silence vii
better muse their praise.
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The HoRN.-From lndianola, Texas, We
get copy Of The Horn, Extra, published
enthusiastically on the first full moon be.
fore hog killing time, by W. L. Berry & Co.
There are some pretty good things in the
Horn; it is sort of military record OF
what is TRANSPORTING down that way. In the
comic line we notice the following gentle
hint at the divorce reputation our blessed
old Hoosier State has acquired:
A CARD.-James Grimes, ATTORNEY al
Law, indianapolis, Ind. sH- Particula,
attention paid to procuring divorces = es
pecialiy for soldiers recently married, OF
thos: s.Lo have done so '.just for joke
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The Challenge.


Last week Orlando (Jess "for shnr,'>
Lampson challenged Mr.. TENNEY, of the
Ners, 10 enlist As private, Offering to give
Tcnney's family the Bounty money which
he Lampson) would be entitled to, as an
inducemcnt TO serve the cause Mr.. Tenney
las SO pcrs;stcntly urged others to engagc
in. Mr.. 7. declines, and challenges the
Senior Of the TINES and in case he does not
pass an examination (hring as Mr.. T.
knows, over 49, the challenge is extended
to Mr.. ASDRycK, the TIMES Junior.
This is laughable. Mr.. Lincoln tells All
anccdo.e: One boy whaled ano,her-the
defeated cub got on his feet and whimper-
ing'y cried, IF l cant whip you Il make
mouths at your sisterE'
The proprietors Of the TINES, A. P.
Richardson and John II. Andrck hereby
challenge Abraham Lincoln Gov. Stone of
Iowa, Bishop Lee, Lord Lyons, H. Ward
Eeecher, Schuyler Cclfax, Paul Eghert
senior, Of Monona, f T. Stow of West
Union, Bailey. senior, o. the DEBORAH Re-
public Frank Teabout, R., H. F. Morgan Of
Winona, Brick" Poneroy, W. r. Mead
Of New Oregon, Vallandigham, "Bcau
Hackett," Gen. McManman Of Milwaukee,
Wendell Phillips, the Post Master at Be-
lott, big Andy" John Gharky Of West
Union, Hon. Chas. Paulk of Waukou and
Hon. D. Hammer TO enlist as p,ioates, not
to accept promotions on any terms mhateusr
George we guess you will be able to get
some Of these mired classes to accept.
We arc in ''dead earnest" but we never
made as much fuss about the war as you
have.
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Pictures.

Pictures. ..... ..
| would say to my patrons and all who
may be disposed to become such, tha,
among my many improvements made OF
late, have fully prepared myself to copy
and enlarge to any size required, and color
in any style desired, old aud faded pictures
of every kind, giving the most natural and
life like appearance. This is something but
few in the west are prepared to do and
nearly every family should avail thcmselve
of an opportunity to secure the semblance
of departed friends. have confidence to
believe that my Carte de Vsite's speak
for themselves, and hope not to be col ged
to resort to Lotteries or humbu. of any
kind in order to dispose Of my work..
am to be found at all honrs of the day
at my old stand, over A. French's Jewery
Store. l.. PEAvY.
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PelbiiC Sale!

T WILL sell on THURSDAY. March 10th, 1854. to tho
j highest bidder. At the late residence Of Conrad
Wareham deceased, seven head Of horses and colts,
twenty i've head Of COWS and young cattle, large
number OF hogs and sheep, one Keeping machine,
ons Sowing drill Wagons, sleds and other II ming
utensils.
TERMS-Sums Of less than s. will be required In
cash on removal of PROF erty OF Is and over a note
with good security ut 10 months, with 10 per cent.
interest. .
Near National, Clayton Co, Iowa, Feb 10, 1864.
Sw3s3 ANN WAkEIlAM, Administratrix
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Original .VrOttce.

STATE OF IOWA CLAYTON COUNTY 80.
Alvan Torrey,
Sarah Torrey. .#
To Sarah Torrey, Defendant:
VOU are hereby notified that on or before the LIST
i day OF May, 1864, petition will be flied by said
plaintiff, Avian rorrev, In the ofre Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of said Ca ton county, lows, claim
ing OF you divorce from the bonds OF mat rmony
existing between u, and that unless you appear
thereto and defend before Of the second day OF
the next term Of sad Court commencing on the third
Monday OF May, 1864 default will be tered against
you, and judgment rendered thereon, in accordance
with the prayer OF pet TONER.
Dated this 10th day Of November, 1868.
.a" ALvAN TORREY, Plaintiff.
Mu.DocK S1oNsMAN, Attorneys. l3sAw4)
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The Latest
I. Nevada hns voted against admission as &
State. Il.
Idaho has 10 to 20 millions in gold to
ship to the Federal head. r.
1t is rumored that Sherman has defeated
Polk and captured $4,000 prisoners.
Congress has ordered 10000 copies Of
McClellan's report. ..
Morgan rumored to have crossed the
Tennessee with 10000 men.
Aagruder with 10000 men is reported to
he near Matagorda to resist the Federal
forces. [
War commenced between Denmark and
Prussia. The Prussiaps victorious and the
Danes retrcdting. =. ~
: Price left Arkansas for Texas, on fur.
lcugh.z
sevcntv.fvc thousand negroes to be in
the Z. S. service by May LIST.
No Judge is yet appointrd in Iowa under
The new bill for the organization Of new
District.
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"YouRs, &c."-By politeness ofthe Com
mittee Of arrangements, Messrs. S. A. Clark
and others, the Editors of the TINES are
''called" to attend the Ball Of Lodge 90,
Of Pr. du Chem at the Brisbois House on
Thursday evening, March 3. Tac McGreg.
or portion Of the Committee are Alvah
Eaton, G. d: Gardner and Rayen Davidson,
Esqs. Friendship, Love and TRUTH" gen.
tlemen, whether the ice is good or pot. (.
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ZEE T. H. Bridges, the Clerk Of the
City Scales, was absent on yfNrlough last
week which accounts for our not receiving
the regular weekly report of the amount Of
Produce brought in. Tommy is at his
post again and promises to be on time for
our next issue.
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Third xOeUN Infantry.

A HISTORY OF this Regiment, sinre IT, organise
IA ton, by first >~rgeant ). d THOMPSON, n now
In press and will be is.ned in March next. No ex.
pense has been spared to make It worthy Of the
SCARED veterans Of Rlue Mills, shiloh CorDth Mat
smcrs. vicksburg and Jackson, and the memory OF
the dead.
Ortavo bound In Cloth, illustrated with Portrait,
complete IN every respect, and sent prepaid to any
address at 81 SO per copy.
Address . W. b LAKIN,
3w3S3 College Ilul. Hamilton Go tlhio
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APoLoGETlc.-If this No. of the TINES
is not up to the usual standard, the reader
will please charge it to the "Cornet Band,
of this city. 10 be with such social set
Of gentlemen all day, and up with them
all night, slightly disqualifies an editor from
noticing all the interesting events at home
and abroad. We have many communica.
tons which will see the light next week.
In the language Of Sancho Panza, Blessed
is the man who invented sleep; it covers
one like a blanket"
g rsa IL
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zee our Advertisements,

The OuTsIDE.-In poetry may be found
"Ho! for the West!' "A Valentine
''Gamblng" and "Ellen Clare"-all reada.
bic. In prose the McGregor Western Rail-
way; Italian Opera, by Beau Hackett; Death
Of Sergt. Woodward; A Treatise % the
Horse, letter from Ills. by Sangamon, and
few short pieces that may pay perusai.
Beau Hackett's Opera and tho Gambling
poetry, we call special attention to.
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ID L H ID :

ID H d:
In Orleans Tp,. Winn.shiek county, Joseph, son a
Jefferson and Marv Conger, aged 8 years.
In Canoe Tp William, son of Samuel and Elisa.
beth Boger, aged months.
At .erseyvil'e, ILL.,, Jan. 9th, aged 66 Dr. VIM r,
utchn.on, old and ued phvsic an OF the place.
At St Louis. Mo Feb. I'd {, Of Bronchitis, Geo. " !.
Barker, 9th cavalry.
The deceased was a cRisen OF Lansing prior IN h,..
cnii~tmcns. .s.r=-ss -4--4s4--.t4-z..a-
Feb 2lst, 1864, at Ton, Allamakee county. Iowa
Of Dirthciia James W,throw only son Of John md
Isabelle Mccoy, aged years Q months and days.
Alas. how changed that lovely flower
That bioomed and cheered our hearts
Fair, fleeing comforts Of An hour.
How soon we're called to part.
North Iowa Journal please CODY
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FIRE.-Mrs. Wyman, whose husband is
in the 9th Cavalry, came near losing her
house by fire on Sunday morning. In an
upper room, her little children careiessly
threw the clothes of their bed against the
stove pipe in the second story, and the
mother did not discover the danger till the
bed was On fire. Rushing up stairs she
threw the burning mass down the steps and
into the Understanding her hands terribly
in the effort to stop the flames from reach
ing the house. She lost her pocket book
in the excitement, either from its being ta-
ken from the table by one of the crowd of
boys who rushed to the fire, or from drop
ping it in the excited anxiety in the flames;
it contained ten dollar Green back and
some change. Should any one notice boy
with such an amount of money he will
please report.
Mrs. W. is worthy woman and the pub
lie should aid her.
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HeaUnre!...CussfiO,, .

A Ill PERSONS are hereby cautioned against nsaor.p
tiatng, or buying AIRY notes or other Paper. m"oo"
payable to Geo ". p. Bowman or Geo. AHen, -
and fraudulent rep,cs entaticns. and shall no. P"V
,h,, JOHN BOWMAN.
Fort Atknron. Feb 8, lsoa-ss4wa
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9- Last Sunday On: of our clergy men
having had notice for lecture han.,cd
him, which was cut from a newspaper,
unfortunately read the wrong side of toe
paper, nor did he discover his mistake till
he had read an entire advertisement OF
hammerslough Bros. famous clothing, Dry
Goods, and Furnishing Goods Warehouse,
No. lOl Main Street
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STATE OF IOWA.


DAVENPORT, February 9Th, Is g..
General Order No. 4: s#S
Whereas very large number OF Companies in Iowa
Regiments in the field have become SO reduced that
they are not entitled to 4 I'd Lieutenant:
1t therefore ordered that any person competent for
the position Of I'd Lieutenant, who shall raise nun.
Der OF men sufficient to Ill up company 40 a to en-
title IL to I'd Lieu TENANCY, shalIhs commissioned a.
said "a Lieutenant Of the company 40 flied up.
by order Of tn . Commapder.in-Chief:
N. d, BAKER,
(3S4w2) Adjutant General of Iowa.
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SABBATH ScuooLs.-We intended to gicy
Synopsis of the proceedings of the Clay.
ton County S. S. Association, but the copy
of the paper containing it was misad, aud
hence our omission; some other time we'll
attend to it. At late hour toward this
weeks issue, our attention was called to it
by friend. The omission was not inten-
tional by any meas
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TINES ACCOUNTS am under the ne, es-
si'y Of putting my accounts in the hands
Of Esq. Jordan for collection. His receipts
will be good against all claims due me.
A P RICHARDSON.
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Be COtillOM Party will be given at Con-
cert Hall ON 81. pArRIcK's DAY, March l7tb, 1864
the proceeds to be donated to relig purposes.
Committee Gen Lawlcr. Pr. du Chen, Gee. A.
Mcdonald, do; Col Richardson, McGregor, James
McRaith, do T. W. Wood, do, W. Koss, do, p. Fish
er, do, L. seals, do.
Floor Managers John Mckinley, Clermont; c.
vanvalkerburg, McGregor.
Tickets 800; Supper extra, at the American
House. ass
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splendid bridge.piers at Clcrmo mt in Fay
cite county, Iowa. Col. Eibeck Of tho
E'kader journal wants good printer and
press,nan. Good wages and prompt pay
are guaranteed. We endorse "Joe" every
time on the prompt" Fred Gaus o.
the Stone Saloon west Of the American
House has sold out to Kasper and George
Zeiglemeyer. Fred has rented Brewery
in GAINESVILLE. ...A telegraph to Mrs. wy.
man from her husband, states that the 9th
Cavalry are under march marching orders.
1--WE see Martin Boyle and H. Barn.
hardt Of the 9th Cavalry on the street.
Martin says they are furloughed for thirty
days. Barnhardt is out of health, and will
probably not return. ''Mart" is tough as
Hickory. "Tom' Burns, one of our best
produce boys bought last week of Francis
of DEBORAH, $9,765 worth Of Pork, and
made 500 dollars on it. II. D. Evans and
Burns on Wednesday and Thursday last
visited Cassville and Guttenburg and pur-
chased $4,000 worth of Pork, Lard, Pota-
toes, Oats, Corn, Hides and Furs. Small
towns must surrender when McGregor
merchants ''go for" them. We hope orr
spunky companions in produce gambling"
will make fortune. Graves of Eu Claire,
Wis, is in town; he will send down in the
spring, lumber enough to bridge the river
three or four times. :. We advise those Of
our readers who may at any time be in
want of anything in the way of family
groceries, to call at the store Of Capt. Slad.
den, before they buy. The Capt.yis one Of
our best business men, and has his store
filled from cellar to garnet with the very
best quality Of fresh groceries of every des-
cription. Go and sec him, and if he don't
fill the bill-of groceries and kindness
then call en- us for-well, anything
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COMMERCIAL.

TINES OFFICE, Tuesday, 8 p NJ,
February %, 1854.
River Bridge failing business duh prices without
change. IIostes in Europe pr ,misc better deman 1
for American products but advance OF
yet.
Benton Brothers Co. do not think it worth while
to change their quotations from last week.
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MARRIED.

.
Jan. 2sd, 1854. BY Rev. -, Of McGreeor, Rich.
ara Historians to Miss Theresa Glover both or Fsjryiev
Tp, Allnmnkee county, Iowa. -
The groom Is 40 and the bride "swcet sixteen - Il
was thought advisable to pay Richa,d little It.
tenton in the way Of horn sercnade, Blu. call .
all hands, by the bridegroom, to Boardmans Saloon
in Johnsonsport, saved him the annoy sncs.
Richard saved himself . chiraree,
BY treating the boys Of Allamakee.
Cox.
At Now Oregon, Feb 5th. 1864 by Hos. O. B. Ber.
~, James ANYWAY, Of the 7th Iowa Infantry, to Misg
Phoebe Huntley all Of Howard county.
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List Of Letters

DEMAINlNG uncaed for In the McGreser Post
IL ONCE, tor the week ending. Feb. 70, 1854.
Persons calling for the following letters will please
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Valuable Remedies.


At the request Of many persons in the
army, we re-publsh our infallible remedy
for Darrhea. We say infa)lible, because il
is nearer a certain cure for that death deal.
ing army disease, than any We have heard
of. Personally known to more than fifty
cases Of success, at home among residents
and returned soldiers, we commend the
recipe TO the careful preservation and cor.
fident use Of our heroes in the field
Diarrhea Take one half ounce, each, of
Tincture Of Catechu, Laudanum and Spirits
Of lavender Compound. OF simple syrup
4 ounces, Of oil Of Sassafras and Winter.
green, 40 drops. Use tea or tablespoon.
full after each passage.
Diptheria Homer E. Newell, Druggis,
ofMcGregor, hands US the following recipe
for Dip'heria; he assures us that it is al
most sure cure Golden Seal, Borax,
Black Pepper, Alum, Nitrate of Potash
of each one drachm. Pulverize well to-.
gether, then add l gill Of boiling water and
dissolve well: add l gill Of vinsgar and
use as gargle. Use the following com.
pound as linimcnt, and apply to the
throat: Of Aqua Ammonia, Spirits of Tur-
pentine and Olive Oil, each one ounce.
For Piles: An old sufferer with this dis.
ease says he was permanently cured by
using the following simple remedy: Get a
handful Of leather shavings from tannery {;
put them in a vessel pour boiling water
on them, and sit over the steam as long az
the heat will permit. Three or four appll
cations will effect q cura
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So Notices.. spi scopal Service every Sunday
ocl,ck P. NJ, at the German Presbyterian Church!
opposite the Brick School House. Rev. w. T. LLOYD.
Pastor. 500


La Langue Francaise.
Miss JAMES proposes sosn to organise . elaMla
French.
She was formerly . day-scholar In tks Ursuline
Convent at Cleveland, Ohio, under the tuition Of
Mdlle Charles Of Paris and three years since wss
pupil of Louis Fasquelle, the popular author and
linguist, so that her pronunciation Il aS fast and
she efsrs an opportunity to sny who may wish to
learn the language She will speak French with her
pupils during the hour Of recitation.
Terms--$5 per quarter, three lessons per week.
Fasquelle's Grammar, Reader and Phrase Book,
and his edition Of relemaque, Napoleon and Chsss
d'Oeuvres de Racine will be used a. Text Books.
Any who may wish instruc ion. will please leave
their with her either At the Flanders House or
at her Srhooi.room. Sa3
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Celebrated Cast Cast-Steel Flows,

Also and tooth Cnltivators, with wheel, without
wheel and on wheels Revolving Golfers, Mould board
Corn Plows, single. double aud triple shovel pows
and the celebrated Wisconsin lIorsehoe Also every
variety OF smaller farming tools including Grain Cra-
dies liOr kakes Fan Mill, Grind Stones, Scythes
Forks, shovel Hoes Spades, Axes ard Chains We
have also the celebrated