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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

New YORK, Oct. 24.-The steamer Arago
from Hilton Head 21st has arrived. On the
10th large naval fleet arrived off Charleston,
including schooner laden with ammunition,
&c.,-destination unknown. The schooner
Chrishlate from Philadelphia for Washington
with Government coal foundred on Chinco-
league Shoals. The crew was brought to
Washington.
The rebel Gen. Hardee has proposed to Gen.
Foster general exchange OF prisoners in his
hands, man for man and officer for officer or
their equivalent. The matter would probably
be referred to Washington.
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FROM ARKANSAS.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. Palate advices from Little
Rock state Magruder left Camden and is rap
idly marching towards Red River. There is
only about $4,000 troops left between Sabine
River and Camden.
Gen. Heron is at Little Rock on an inspec-
ton tour throughout Canby's department
reat activity prevails in military matters
All soldiers suffering from chronic diseases,
able to travel, are being sent North on sixty
days furlough. Nearly 500 have already been
sent.
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SOLDIER VOTES.

NEW York, October 25. The Tines Wash
ington special correspondent says the 10TH
New York have voted as follows Lincoln, 2S6;
Mcclellan, 9. The 10Th voted Union, 481
DEM, AZ. The ballots forwarded by mail to
the several Districts designated by voters.
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BALTIMORE RUNAwAYS.

New YORK, Oct. M.-The Pests Washing
ton special says the Provost Marshal of Mary
land reports that large number OF the draft
ed men in Baltimore have escaped.
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BOILER EXPLOSION.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-The Propeller Tonawan-
da exploded her boiler in the river yesterday.
She is complete wreck. One man killed and
five wounded.
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LINCOLN REPLIES TO THE TEN.
NESSEEANS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-President Lincoln
publishes telegraphic reply to the Tennes-
seeans who assaiied him, in which he declines
to interfere in the affairs of Tennessee, deeming
It State matter altogether.
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YELLOW FEVER.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Yellow fever is pre-
vailing to an alarming extent in Newbern. but
1t is believed the heavy frost of Saturday night
checked it,
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TOLSOM,S NEW ENGLAND
FAMILY SEWING-MACHINE.

The only perfect cheap Sewing Machine manu-
featured.
Any lady can learn to nse one by the aid of the
directions 1t is simple; 1t is durable it is chean.
it is not liable to get out Of order. Every Machine
s warranted for two years. Price $40.
the Boston Machine" Va
Agents wanted in every county in the Northwest.
1K Address L w. GlLCHR1ST, Box s174 Chit
cago. Office ssh Washington street VII
L. W. GILCHRIST.
aogEs-wom General Agent
E>TNA LIFE INSURANCE. CO..
HARTFORD, CONN.
Drs. Wiley s. Hand,
ENTS, ST. PAUL.
st. Paul, October 10, 1854. 1s-w&tv2w
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

- a,.eL Glss q. ..,a. . d 81 lsal. 81 -
IONE HUNDRED & SEVENTY FIVE
t PIECES OF MUSIC FOR ~ sEE
TWO DOLLARS AND "A HALF!
THE GOLDEN cHoRD a.,
ehoies collection of piano forte mu,. comprising III.
most fashionable and popular music Of the day.
Fa u s II W.A LTZ,
And ia beautiful pieces will be found in
THE GOLDEN, CHORD.
Shodow Dance, from Dinorsh, s,
Arranged by Briny Picsrds aud IVA beautiful OF
music VIII be fooud in -i
THE GOLDEN CHORD.
Concer, Polka. ..g-...
BY Horn'toek and ia beautiful pieces Of music win bo
THE GOLDEN CHORD. asa :.
.e II Bocio, Valse, m
And III beautiful pieces of music win be found IA
THE GOLDEN CHORD. s
Detroi, .Schotti.h,
And ia beautiful pieces of music TO to found Ia
THE oLDEE CHORD. uA
Wedding Bells
By wely and ia beautiful pieces of music will be found IN
THE GOLDEN CHORD.
sa;l,s Nader 5 Prayer g .,a ..r
AID ia beautiful pieces Of music will be found in
THE GOLDEN CHORD
Dream on the Ocean, Waltzes.
a And ia beautiful pieces of music will be found Ia
TIE GOLDEN CHORD.
Listening Mother
Bv Brney Richards and ia beautiful pieces Of music will
be found in ~
THE GOLDEN cHoRn
1rs Starlight Waltz,
Aaa ia beautiful pieces ofinusic will be found IN
81 TIE GOLDEN CHORD.
The Musical Clock, 'sle
BY onindan and ia beautiful pieces of music win be found
in a1i.ii $3.50
THE GOLDEN CHoRD.
Every Piano Player should have copy of
THE G OLD EN CHORD.
Price Bound in Boards, 50 80
Price Bound in Cloth, 90 |
s. BRAINARD & CO., Publishers.
76o. CLEVELAND ONO.
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Would Inform the People ef Ohio and
Western .Penasylramia, of a Fep- Eacts,
Fact No. I.
Is that Gen. Burnside will take Rich
4 mond in lsss than two weeks, and that - q,
Abraham the Illinois Rail splitter
Is bound to win sooner later. And he-Abrsham-ad-
vses to still go and furnish the people with
Food and Raiment.
extremely and unsccountaby LOW PRICES and says
- Fact No. ii, .ssr
Thst is not in Benrhted Athtsbula Complete
or better Selected Stock Of .-stf ass.ra . su.
~ Groceries, .a)- -fr4.-
ours bought before the advance and will he sold
accordingly. They viii give AWLUL PILE Of Goods for
one Of my Green Backs with my Ph1 thereon, and notice
that in
"a Fact No. III, s,.,.,...
That they also have Pile OF : E--A' %
ss..-
Clothing,
BoOts and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
nd by tn. advice Of Mrs abraham andths little Abes,
.., .,l Dry Goods, =
prices the World So you see you nd ever,
thing from a pin to a hoyshead Ofsugar Aud in
sfuos Fact Mo- 1Vb,c ,f,ieiioS
You will find they take all kinds OF PRODUCE thing
the Farmer Mechanic has to sell for their goods,
Fact No. V, asso ,A5 ',s-i.
We sell or foods for PAY and keep no Books so come
prepared, lont mention Trust has
entirely wit s You will see iii
Fact No. w., 4ass ~ ,l,' +.
That they srsying CASH for Flour and Nail Keg Hoep.
Lumber, &s s J
Fact. No. VII. III
You will Eat least 10 per cent BY buying OF us.
Fact No. VIII.
That Old Mechanics Row Is to give place To q
conodous and imposing structure for the accommodation
of our increasing business. .t
Call u.s. South of the Post Office. & 80
Ashtsbula Nov 2s. 1862. EASKELL K SON.
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Poverty in France.

II fs-c -coibpu'ea chat here are q million
beggars and vsgsbonds 10 France. In a.
reesas work lingo says there sre itbiF, cen
-hondsed thousand peasants cottages that
have but three openings. eighteen hundred
end seventeen thousand that have two
the door and one window and finally three
hundred and forty six thou-aud cabins
with only one openirg-'he door. And
this ia consequence Of what is called the
excise upon doors and windows In these
poor families. smong the aged women and
little cnifdren, dwelling ia these hu's, how
sbpndant is fever and d;sessei In A+ere,
IN Var. end in The Upper spd Lower AlIs.
the peasants have not even wheebnr ow /;
they carry the manure on their hacks, Il y
have no candles, bnt burn pine knots and
bits of rope soaked in pitch. And the
sspe 10 The case all through the upper part
Of Daupbins, They make bread but once
10 six mosths,. and bake il with the refuse
Of the fields. In the winter Il becomes so
hard that they cot Il with an axe, and
soak it for twenty four hours before the
cau eat IT,
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SLEEPING CARS ,s'a 's. :.
=. ON NIGHT TRAINS TO - 'sn7d,n
Philadelphia, ". York, BsitimsrSs.
Baggage Checked Through and rr.n.f.rrea Free. ' s
.FREIGHTs

. e n Il u II i 8. y, " n ',.-.'
BY this route Freghs all descriptions cau be .rv,rss
to and nom Philadephia, New York. Boston BALTIMORE
TO and from any point on the Railroads ohe
Indiana Illinois wisconsin, Iowa Missouri " Rsa Red
dea The Pennsvsnia Rail Rosd also conne al Pitt,-
burgh with steamer BY which goods be forwarded to
any port on the Ohio. Muskingum Kenucky Missouri Kas.
as Tennessee Cumberland Illinois, Mississppi wscossp.
Arkansas and Red Rvess and at Cieelan Sandusy and
Chicago with steamers 10 all ports the Western
Lakes Merchants and shippers enrustng
o their freight to this company eIy with confidence
THE KArEs GF FREIGHT to and from any point in N,
West BY the Pennsylvania Central Road s nss a.
fauorohs charged by other Comparies. sire sr
eF Be careful to mark packages .vs Penna Cen1 r. r.
For Freight contracts shipping directions apply n or
address either of the following Agents Of the
D. A. STEWART, Freight Agent Pittsburgh. isii 81 !,
CLARKE Co, Transfer Agent, Pittsburgh isal sd l :.
H. W. BROWN Co, Cincinnati Ohio =, .frt rrf hrs =
r. G. MFLDRuM Co. Madison, IudiAns. '.s-r sf s9tt'
J. E. MooRI, Louisville Kentucky:
W. NJ. AiKNAN, Evansville, Indiana.
r. F. SASS, Saint Lonis, Missouri ~ p. -,
CLARKE& Co, Chicago, Illinois,. ~ ~ ~ ~
j. II Nc Colin, Portsmouth, Ohie.
J. NJ Love, Maysvile, Kentutk fifayrocJfff{
HALL Co. Marietta, Ohio. 80 " 'A.' - =
L. AyREs. Muskingum River
W. y. Z L. LANGLEY, ,GalipoIis. 0eio. g.,
II. 8. PIERCE Co, Zsnesvile, Ohis. y 5 y (AA
n. II. HUDSON, Ripely, o. ..ss,. 80
r. G. hELpRux, General Travelling Agent.
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Brewery.
l4yq J. w. BRADLEY's n4O4
.'Ia1uEhH93a - s-ais1as eEa -ava
Patent Duplex EliptieaI Spring
% ,slsssfsrk q 20 ~ las,ssiJ .ftAn .4isof i9
80 KI Rs IT.

THIS Invention consists Of Duplex-or
Il tEo-ElPtis- stsel-SpFings, -ingenously braided
tightly and hry togetbs eds 10 edge, sag the tough
est Elastic Flesihe and Durable Spring used
abing the In consequence Of its great elasticity and
dexiblenesa "a ph and lsd M VIXEN use easily,
with the eoDyesienee silk muslin dress 1T
trey obyses and slenoes the only objections 70 Hoop
Skirts viz the TO the well the public
especially Ia 0Edsd ssseies. CARRIAGES nilroa cars
church psvs or in eroEded place. the difficulty OF
eenaeng them aud the pancy small space This
trsly the diicuty while giving the SKIRT the
usual f and symetfcal FORM Add the l9tes and most
sysh and srsesf AppssAnes for the street. opera promin
sas s OF house dress lady having enjoyed the psasure
ana Sonios snd gsAt eonvenisnee Of wearing the
.,as spns sRag SKI. tos single % Yin mover asr
refs Nnnss aepense with tbs use or them. They are
.s siss sss y 2. .s @ and ss Improvement over ohe
y hs Aoa g hs p,sysnt when
the person. nom paing out the other side a. the oop or
$40 sEAin they are much mare daabs and NOT
nksy 70 bsna or breek, rgst onp OF shape The Boo
zoos on ~ The skrts are also Dosbs and tice or
Dopoie covesd 10 prevent thu eDseIing from wearing an
the rodE rhen dragging down srs stone steps Ge rbisS
they sfs constantly subject 70 when In All are made IN
me best qus q corded tsPes snd every part Of the M H.
me yefy best materials Gu Vi In every reser
20 ee y r us BEST must ecnfortable, and most Durable
Eesaiss es g. pgPl:. Ep. sprs Skirt for sale IN a.
S,s.ais1sl = - q q fsnERRlcK BROTHER
Ashlsbuia, Apsust l, 1884. .eil -1111S -ss'l re-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24
8.sI 2 TIE H "cESEsEr VALLEY WEIGHS .
But little over 500 Poundsl

And iis lightness the simplicity Of its n.ebnsv ,,
hess OF son and It's ssdom from high gearing eonspi
10 make IL
I THE EASIEST DRAWING MOHER USED,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

CHOuLD 30 possessed by e,cty man
- and vopsu "a shs tssIry sS.s .3st. vosu.. n 1.
f,r ,upsrierto Ren5ole Or Nap,ha, ors'. -
m Removing. Grease Spots, ~ -
and h much more ,greesble TO use Il il not only void o.
that hbrfe scent but poscftes An seesbe and pssaan,
odorsuPpyipg the plrc, Of cologne cr other pefame,
Ihass greater snity for oils than any known subs.co
and hence unites Win them iuedintsiy and evspcfssr
leaving the garment entirely free from spot stain
How many valuable dress coats arc thrown aside AZ useless
because vf greasy cous euhs How many hAts caps
gloves dresses carpets aud Of all descriptions
valuelers from the cause all of which be saved
with one bottle Of the Pinoles. t
The following Of the many testimonials received
from distinguished gentlemen; ID ks3lt r ssHd w
Mn wsnspR--Desr sif. hare tried your pipol.n and
1nd II FAR superior to anything ever used for removing
grease spots think avery valuable article and would
cheeruly recommend II to my friends and the public Eve
~ person should have bottle ait will save 500 Worth
p sloihing. 4, ,.,,si a1sr Pref AMOS p LUCE 4
MR. M n. wsssxr- Dear sir. You ask me TO Give my
candid opinion TO the merits OF your Pnoes. This
cheerfupy do. usedi during the past year and
cost II acts like magic In removing grease that may chance
to hltupcu upon garment coat whose collar has be-
cone so soiled as TO give shabby 70 the whole
dress by the use Pnoca maybe entirely cleanse and
to the use Pnoiea that obtains sgsnst most other
tergents Instead ola odor Il has the perfume Of
begamot but by exposure TO the and air. all odo
,anishes u admnstersto ones comfort saves his money
-t s'mN A. JUDSON BARRETT, A. NJ. .1 ID 4
M ..t M Principal OF Kingsville Academy
Such concentrations coming ffom such the above
are truly h.ttetng Many others mghtb be added but the
14 iAddrs. M. n. Warner, cI ri'ot
f58 Kingsville o.
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The operator Is enabled throw the shaft attebsd n,
knife out and In gear At pleasure and having imher
Eng bar the hnie Be folded up over the n.ehns "a
hence IL be conveniently transported from ed 10 ssId
and will occupy less storage room when hAying is
The seat Is attached BY OF long spripes 4.
eldery aud partial irvds enabled 10 opsrsts a.
spd its ssapety Of hs mAkes It nossless
eoube geared machpes. VIII be advantage 10 armera
In Erie Crawford and AshAbua countless aud In yicnitiss
contiguous to manuetOry 10 buy machines made near
hous that any part should be accidentally broker.
new piece c0ad be more readily sabstitatsd. lar =
Tomsn of ofresponsiby, living whore the 1eDesee Val
ley has not been uEec make this oers We will yo
take one tlai with the agreement your part pur-
chase IT. provided sha prove good a. herein recon-
msnded yv being s sge. We believe In perority
OF gus shall embrace every opportunity per-
snaae fArsr 70 giFe them trial fhsse assertions ase
oatea upon aeue expermeDt Over HUNDRED Msebihss
were bought and used By farmers Northwestern Pennsy
Tue past season. 10 every OF whom refer
osshoos oi ParebssiDg One man moved sixteen in
doing their work well.
We challenge al persons Interested IN the sale Of
nv. ~ no.ss 70 mess NJ In TRIAL MOVING MATCH on
syIs ground and In all sorts or Rrass We claim To
es see 70 mos roughsr meadows NOW more acres ia day
sn Ss ss@s nsmesr Of sers4 With greater ease
nv - ezn An, % zone Win any other Machine
- ~ sss AZ ss ven nn.hed Mower, including two knivss
xnrpps Hee &C., Tor hundred dolIsrs At The shop
Of purehasng maehinss Of q obsniss I. s
ale o. he same viii God the old Eagle Foundr, an
= liberal Discouss 1esds 10 4 ss6ts yss. "a. I
: ksis, Pa, hafsi isslc ss71F 4iJf 4 6sxSaSAs4
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The Washington Chronicle reports
1ontevsstion that actually occurred In the
ecusk on Of - n. - Dsviss puperpus
last days. The rector 81 country parish
called On vidowiwho he'd lqsstwo sons in
ths war. ~rgiuR her to 90 to church sod
pray Tor the preservation Of our hosril
Ties. The wisow replied: IshsA nokprayl
Tor your con!sderstes TO have more liberties
than you have already taken Yon have
taken the liberty 70 deprive me OF the two
boys .vho vers,the comfort and stay OF my
decNSiue yesrs. md they have fallen fight.
mg sRsinst government that had never
wronged but always ptosecsed us, and they
ore mouIderinR IN unknown graves. II they
we're basisd <sallL AheES6kink iiIhesM
all possess, your press gang came, and,
after pretendine 10 leave nc saiohs for six
months for .myseIf. and helpless daughters
helped thefbselvesto the rest of my store,
paying me one 6fh of the marke, price in
tho worthless pspet Aof sour confederacy -
Your strsggling soldiers end provost
guards come 10 my hohse at wilIao demand
lodging and food ont Of the pittance lef,
me. aud insult me II il Is not givenIla Nov
cannot 30 into the house OF God and
pray for the success ofsnch cnuse. The
fear Of whst men may do to us has forced
many Union loving man into your ranks
and It may be pudenp for metoshold m,
peace; but ! win not cloak or dissemhl
nv feelings before our Heavenly Father
The copfused rector paused awhile. anc
then said, Iam sotr that Jour triab lpv'
not suhdued your rebellions and repininl
spirit: Do you believe that your prayers
will be answered. said MssYT. Ger.
sainly, II they are offered fcrventlv and
faith. was the reply; COR Church teaches, j
and the Bible warrants the teaching. II
does %. vejoined The afflicted one. Apf
nov let me ssk you TO reflect on the inpor
o. The prayer which our Cbnrcb teaches
end Which you will. hope, offer ferven,I,
and In faith to-day. ,So,saying she pcin'e
TO the beautiful and impre'siv passage G
The Fi&sny: From oil sedision privy cor
spirscy and rebellion, good Lord, dslivs
%.
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'di serIs PEys,..i p.ssusFssy or ooia
T.1a 9 Am ertcr.aaI Hsesr,leil

sfIsa2 sniduT -----4l 's..iII -,o1 isst
JUST PUBLISHED by DR.. A. Stone,
* % sy Tss Eg, d % bss". s
nercAn People The cause Of Nervous Debility oonsump
This work 4 one Of high moral tone written in ch,se yet
thrilling language, and appeals directly to the nicfa con
c o. AL d and
II will be sent by mail on,he ets &C tvp (3 censtsmps
Msn % not spd w Ss bso
too should at once SECURE copy OF mus eoof
A Word OF Solemn conscientious advice TO
7a Those who will Reflect. 3mE aai q
. sfnss,' are s,:-,, H. ,s ssssi q g the .s
munty booming Az least ivv youth q both sexes snnu
understood Their symptoms
wasting Consumption Of the tissues ofhs whole body short
ofbreath, or hurried breathing on ascending hill
Bronchitis aud Throat shaking Of the the Hands
and Limbs aversion to society and % business Or s9a
head, Neuralgia pain in the various parts Of the body
pain In the back or limbs Lumbago Di-pepsia ndges
Kidneys and other glands of body eucorhea Fleur
Aeus, &C. &c Likewise Epilepsy Hystera, and Nervous
Now ninety every hundred all the above
named disorders and host Others as consumption OF the
OF the spinal known Tabes mesenteca have their
seat and origin IN sesse ofPevic vfscea Hence the
Of the part of old school practice in treating symp
toms only H.1lG
DR. Andrew Stone Physician to the Troy Lung and Hygenc
Institution now engaged In treating ths class Of modern
adopted by the Institution is based upon scie ,
lc principles with discovered remees without minerals
poson.. The facilities cure such that patients
be cured at their homes any part otthe country from
cnrnte q their case BY letter and have the
will be forwarded on application.
rConsumpton Catarh diseases or the throat cured
wen at the hone Of the patients at the Institution by
sending the Cold Medcafed IiALIse BALsANIc vAroRs
with inhaler and ample directions for their use and direct
Patients applvng for nterroraofies or advice must
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ExANcif1FroS LFrederick Douglass, re
garded ss the foremost representative o
the black nan. apoke the other evening ID
Baltimore, under circumsf eBces of whic6
his words convey the bsst idea On lesv
Ing bis friends in Rochester, he sid:iis sas.
What Q wonderful change few short
yesrs have wrought, LEFT Maryland o
slave. return to her free man, wI left
hsryA slave State i return 10 find her
clothed in her new garments of Liberty
and justsce. fres State. Ny life has had
two crises--the day on which Ileft Mary.
land, and the day on which return. /
expect to have a go old fashioned visit,
for ! have not been there for a long time
] may meet my old master there, whom,I
have not seen for many years. / heard be
was living only short time ego, and be
will be there, for be 10 eu the right side
/ made . convert of him years ego. He
was Q very good man. with high sense of
honor, and / have no malice TO overcome
a RDaug back among those former slave.
helders, for used to think that we we're
oil parts Of one great social system, only
We were Of the bottom and they at the top.
II The shackles were about our ankles, they
were sho around their necks The Com
nos Council and the city authorities haze
pseuised TO be present ct the next meeting
10 nal'imore. i shall be glad totsee them.
] shall return to them with freedom In my
hand and point to her free Constitution,
and ~ the olive branch Was sign that the
waters Of the food were retiring, so will
the freedom which shall find there be q
sign that the billows Of slavery are rolling
back to leave the land blooming again 10
Ne paser sir OF Liberty and Justice.
These noble words deserve the admira-
zion Of the worst enemies of snch men as
Douglass. The black man is os true as
charity when be reasons, that II the shack
kswers around the nbkles Of. the slave
they were also on the neck Of the master.
II may not be uninteres ing to state that
Mr.. Douglass was accompanied by his sis
ter. whom be had no. seen In thirty years.
sad who had jusi been made free by the
adoption ofs Free S.ata Constitution 10
Maryland.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

IT AND For Sale III East Trnmbul.-A
IL bout 10 Acres of Land with good House, Barn
out byhdngs prime order with good water and choice
fruit situated In East Trubul three miles from the village
Creek being the premises occupied by Par
menter. la
a lso, Grist Mill, known as the CLARK
MIL with about 20 acres Of Land situated the abovede
scribed prem ises The Mill well situated business on
durable stream, in good repair stone
smut machipe, rolling screen, eeyatos &e complete. The
above described property viii be sold cheap the
bout removing to thsWes and reasonable credit will Civ
a for portion ofths purchase money. Apply to
o. II. FITCH, Real Estate Agent
AshtAbna, Way 10 1se3. ~ 7 70 'arsra.' -s, 3mT00
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Thompson Quarry.

We claim for Mower that Il superior 10 any other nor
in market for several reasons:
TT IS LESS SCOMPLICATEp-A SIMPLER MACHINE
tiss well understood principle in Mechanics that the
least complication, aud the least gearngn machinery ne
cessa TO subserve the purpose for which designed the
better Ours is the only singh geared Mower in mar
ket and Will need no argument to Convince farmers that
because OF this ac will he less liable get out of order
na more readily repaired II accidentally broken
Dur Mower lie better than of its
an me construction Of rival Machines their propre
tos have foana necessary TO them up high mo-
,tion to peyent .cogging" Heretofore those Machines
having the highest motion have been popular with h
mers "eloggng has been OF the worst dculies 10
ee overcome and the higher the motion less
oy an improvement which made our Mower we Seyen
and ietsn aiow motion, knife less than
revolutions TO Of the drye-whee which il less
man oihirds Of the motion in other Machines Hence
vner less resistance to the hoses are more durable
than those Of higher motion. ''s
uu, hne Is placed on line with the axis of the drve-
sueel Wbcn H. found servceable in moving on Knoll or
IN Ia gIy having comparatively motiou II Is less liza
pe 20 ofeak when brought by hidden stub or stone.
anu ihsse added to the fact that use timber baT
US 70 NOV rougher meadows with greater
thah can oe oone with any other Mower . '71s-
Sheepiinf 'he tongue, machine made wholly of
ana seei hsnee more durable those made srgs 81
wood ana therefore certain to SHRINK swell and wear ont