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Nvede trade 10 believed. a. 10 increase the Income
10 per mcfitA The whole business and travel

10 500 600 ger mcfth The whole business ana traveI
Of Nevada and the Great Basin must pass over It long
before /, becomes part Of the line from the Missouri
River to the Sacramento.
There is an Impression prevailing here that the Over.
land Mo service east Of salt Lake for two years past
has been very performed by the actors
Before II was disturbed by the Indians tire time over
land slower than by steamer. The service Is not
by any means so well performed II the first year
was organized. The fault is not from here to SAT-
Lake. tie mail has been carried to aud from that
point with speed and regularity. 1t is here, 10
some extent believed that the Indian difficulties east OF
salt Lake are the result Of the intentional provooaton
Of men connected with the Overland Mail directly OF
indirectly. We are without mails overiah" si"oc
December and the telegraph has been in possession OF
the Indians from Julcsburg TO Mud Sprngsfor e past
two dave You therefore Judge Of our intense de-
sire FOR news from the Atlantic side We are anxieas
to know where Sherman s and whether the fresidont
stowedsb Rebel Peace Commissioners Tire door vhen
4hey presented their credentials. Unless they can save
themselves by negotiations the Rebel leaders cril and
military will Doe forced soon to cmigrato to Mexico
where Gwin rs trying 10 prepare the way io' thep'
b,lsympsih1e among MS are, manyoithem prepar'
ing 10 leaye for Mexico where theycan ra'se cotton
apl old he rule ei Republican Yankees and accept
ore bette suited 80 their tastes aud principles. boafd
the Captain Of 1,e sieamec John l.. Stephens which
makes regular trips between this port and those along
the Mexican say thar he expected from what ne
heard to carry down the coast in the next three Honths
al least 10 600 empants of seeesh prooiyites Iney
can e spared from California, but IT Is very ronbu
iffiey will rid themselves of the detested YAM ees '
ant length of time by going TO Maxm'ian ~ minoM
pretty extensive PETROLEUM exciementis prevailu
on this coast. but the fever is mild here compared WIN
rs raging tide on the Atlantic coast There IL on IN
California and in a fcw years it will be developed IN
astonishing quantities. The statements al Professor
Slman as TO the nrmbcr of spring be exarnedwhic
have been Published in your city, are not exaggerated
though he may have been mistaken about so many 81
them being found on tie OH Ranch in Santa BEbafa
As far as can he here. he was misnormed as u
the Lines OF thai ranch. Oil has beer discovered al
sey eral points he state. where 1t car be pr'hton
produced and al Others which are so IA inIaDi as I"
render the oil comparatively alueles becaus OF u
cost Of Transportation Those who purchase al IaHe
in California wJ therefore IL they arr wise e1ainH''
closely into the title and location of the oil laHi offer
them Unless hey DO they may fnd-io their cost TIA
there wild cat stocks IN petroleum oil lane rs wei a.
/ in mining stocks from the Pacific side. 'PAci~
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man named Christopher sicser shot and killed bys
soldier of the Veteran Reerve Corps under the following
cnsauces stcker had just et grocery store hsco,.
er II Ma berry and South Csnalsts and While engsgd II
conversation with young on the sidewalk sc-
costed y two dors named Edwd Cooe and John ssns
Of the Veteran Reserve Corps sticler was ordred =
,eave which be declined TO do, when Coote dew q
csyary revolver and fred the ball taking efst on
stckers lett temple, penetrating to the osela.,
qhe Injured man was removed TO the police Aaion.
where he died yesterday morning having remained neous
scious fro IA the ine the wound was inflicted.
Cooe aud Rollins other soldiers and the young ~omsn
with whom decreased In Conversation subse lcntS
arrested and an. held await the result Of the COror IA
Quest Coote admitted the deed and alleges that he M
m self defense Deceased single man, about 45y u
sge.
SERIOUS STABBISG ArFRAY.-A butcher name9
Theodore Glsser arrested in Newark Monday at
charged with having stabbed named Frederick rkS
IN The bar room of Keppers Hotel The knife took 81 10
neck uGing wound seven inches In length aud 5out
inch deep barely escaping tina carotid arJy. VIZ -
very Gsshy man. ard from this cause his hfs
FIaE.-Yc yesterday forenoon a fro eccurre.. e.
Kennedys grocery store, corner Of south sixth hd ''
was exiilguished.
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hopper, mentions having been informed by Col Masaw
himself that the thought Of making paper from straw
was suggested to him by chewing some. A Mr. Petti'
bore lived at ooe time in Meadye but am unable to
find any one who ever heard of bis being connected
with INC discovery by Nj. Magaw Or any ore else Of
straw paper. Il. HuiphhOiE"'
Meadrtld Pa, Fcb. oe, 1865.
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The officers and men OF the naval service are
greatly indebted to Miss ID J.. Dix. and few OF her
friends for wei selected librnry of five hn'dred and
fifty volumes. which has just been PLACID in the Naval
Hospital Norfolk. Va.
j. SIocKBmDcE, Chaplain U. "
McTeh II. Ices.
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The VoTE on THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
IN BRooKLrS-The follow ing the VOTE by dsct. on the
Con.tu ional Amendment No interest whatever was sr.
frstrd and the vote was consenuently very li.hf:
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INCREASE or TEACHERS SALARrEs.-The BYtok
Ign Education evening increased the azies q
female teachers the public schools to the amount VI en
Heretofore the teachers salary &3 s3
year lie number of ieiua acer in the city $50 the
Board ao eec..d officers the ensuing year. The fow-
ing were chOsen Ln
PresidenCyrus P. Smith. Yice-President-J. s. Thorns
NJ D. Secreiary-G. w: A. Stewart. Clerk-henry DeaL
Bulkley.
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Capital stock nnsold .........>... SIS 46l 100 %
Amount due from stockholders ......-~. I33b'0 ~
Bonds Of Placer County unsold. ...-..- 5000 %
Bonds Of Sacramento County unsod. $50 l6J,O1 w
Amount due from the city and county OF
San Francisco in per cent gold
bonds ............................ 10000 20
Amount due from the United States in
20 wear q per cent bonds ..........- l,a6i 900 %
Bonds for 81 800 900, bearing interest at
per cent per annun, payable IN gold
by the State VI Caliiorna under a law
the constitutional validity Of which has
been sustained by the Supreme CoDrt1
aud the first instalmenf Of the interest
paid to the company OF the State
Treasury on the lst OF January. Twenty
seven Thousand dollars Of these bonds
able ........-...........'....... li7S 900 90
JyeTy alternate section VI public land
leIcept mineral land for twenty miles
each side OF the me Of the road.
As each division Of twenty miles is completed. tae
Company entitled to lands from the Goyernn emit a,
as 900 per mile and by the amendments OF last Win
Ter they are Authorized TO issue their frs, mort gage
bonds for the amount PEI mile. making $50 900 in
bones per mile Of available assets as the road pro.
crosses beside the land grant Of twenty sections a
.ynjL. At present the Company are employing about
100 men on the line and intend to increase that number
.-s per advertisement 10 900 the Spring approaches
T.v worn Of grading mp the mountain is very heavy.
lint the Company will have twelve miles more ready
xr ON waiting in May which " TO lie extended to twenty
sour mil by next Summer. JJe income OF the thirty
ons miles Of road now in operation Jas averaged
s,7oO TO .>O 900 month and when twent, four miles
more are co Tpeied twill eqmmlpd ~ mdet q! the
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Advertisement
LACE CURTAINS.
New Persian Styles just received
q. H. j. u. kLLrr. No. $50 Broadway.
Advertsencnt
WEDOw SHADES,
Gold. Holland sc. style Shade Fxture. at reduced
prices. q. l.. j. u. NELLY, No 3J9 Broadway.
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KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT-Wedne
March laNos a. IN a. H. IS, 76, q, 90 39 -, 80, 49,
-, 70, n, 80, 10, 20, 10, IL, 49,
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rElcR nsoYEMErs.

4 juet now, thvrs appears TO be n great
dcsirc on the part Of the rebel Congress
Rdmong the people of tho su.callcd Con-
fcderacy iIefN~er OF pcace,ind there also
appearWW Willingness on the part Of our
Government 10 meet this tlcsire Of the Spnth.
Srn people in a ,conriliatory and magnani
raous nanner. If the people OF the Sonth
desire peace, il can unqucetonably be hal
to-day, on the same terms tlaa il might
have bocu had at amy time during the past
four years--simply 10y laying down their
arms, aild ceasiug 10 oppose the lawid an
thoritieA OF tho GIFTED States Sttcir u
peace wonlJ be honorable TO onr Cavern
ment. and its advent would DO hailed with
10Y throughout the Vomtry;.bat the people
n the North have not yet suffered priva
ticnsrepough 10 make thein willingly sub
nit 10 peace gained.liy ACKNOWLEDGMENT
of tho Union. They have, however, suffer
ed enough to make them demand tlhht the
great cause Of the war Z Slavery for.
ever cease to exist, as an institution" in
thls country.
II will be remembered that two or throo
weeks since +. 7. Blair, SON, went to Rich.
u,ond on u mission whether his visit
WIS for private on public services, is yet
unknown to the people. lle returned to
Washington, however, and after having
several Interviews with the President, ii il
reported hat he has again gone to Ricl''
mond. This tends to strengthen the belief
that poaca will soon ensuc. Another in
dioaton OF this belief is tho fact that gold
i, New York. on Friday last was at 200
l,wer than it has been ioT at least year
past
There is no questioning the fact that the
Confederates are now in such a condition
that they can co nproniso without hum.
bling themselves great deal; for their re-
verses havo "humbed' them about as much
As anything possibly can.
II only remains for tho people OF the
North to steadily support their Government,
fill their quotas under tho present call for
noops. and if the South ia not yet in a con-
dtiou to appreciate the blessings of peace,
the operations of Grant, Shermau, Thomas
and their co workors of the navy, will
speedily plaoe them in that condition.
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Land ut Administrative Sale.

ON WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th day of February,
~ A. ID. 1855, commencing at | O'Clock A. NJ,
at the door of the Court Room, in Delaware county,
Ohio in the town of Delaware, by order Of the
Probate Court Of said county, |, as Administrative
Of the estate of Charles SWcetscr, deceased, will
offer at public vcndue, the following described
real estate, t1-wit:
An so acre tract in Wood county, Ohio being
the northeast one-f fourth of south onc-half of sec
ton %, township 4, range II; to be sold free of
dover.
Appraised at 81 200.
TERMS OF SALE One third Of purchase money
on day of sale; residu- in and two years there
after, with interest from day of sale, and secured
by mortgage ON the premises.
ANN SWEETSER, Administrative
Charles Sweetser, decd.
by RgiD & EAFoN, her Attorneys.
December 80, 1864. 3IdS6<
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William S. wilam1' prf cQsrt : Q, w,Ss Common %,n,
Simeon Jennings, Dcf't.. ty, Ohio.
THE defendant, Simeon jennings, will take
1 notice, that on the 18th day Of January, A.
ID. 1865, the plaintiff William S. Williams, filed
his petition against said defendant In the Court of
Common Pleas, County Of Wood, and State of
Ohio which is still pending therein, asking for a
partition OF the following real estate viz That
part Of River Tracts Nos. eighty (G0J and eighty
one 81 }, bQRnded as follows, to-wit:
South blythe center Of the channel of Grassy
Creek west by line parallel with the Oast limo
Of said tract number eighty tS0), and distant
seven and One-third links: north by the Maumee
river; and east by line DR. lwn through tract num-
Der eighty-one (Sl J, parallel with the west line
thereof, and distant eascry therefrom three chains
and fifty links. Also, that part of River Tract
number eghty-one Isl bounded as follows, to-wit
Commencing on the Perrysburg and Oregon Road
where 1t crosses the east line Of said lastIn
toned piece Of land and running thence north on
said line to BOULDER thence east at right angles
to said aforementioned line, to the center Of said
road thence along said road to the place Of begin
ming, excepting the right of way, thirty feet wide
from said Perrysburg and Oregon Road, as con.
voyed BY Frederick Prentice to Merritt NJ. Young. =.
all Of said premises lying and being in the County
of Wood and State Of Ohio; and that at the neX
term of said Court, an application will be made
by said plaintiff for order that partition may bC
made Of said premises.
NJ. r. & Il. WAITE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Pcrrysburg, Jan. 20, 1865. 39eSl2
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Guardians sale.

I N pursuance OF an erdtr Of The Probate Court
l. of Wood County, Ohio, made on the 2i day of
January, a. ID. 1868, in the case of Jane +. Bugh,
guardian of Jape L. and Amelia Bugh, as her
wards, the undersigned will, on the 10Th day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1865, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, of said
day on the premises, offer at public sale the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in Wood Coun-
ty, Ohio, to-wit
The undivided one-half of thirteen and onc-third
acres of the northwest corner of the northwest
quarter of section twenty (29), town six GO }
north, range ten (lO) east.
Terms Of Sale 0ne-third cash on day Of sale;
one-thrd in one, aud one third in two years, from
day Of sale; with interest. Deferred payments
TO be secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
JANE +. BUGH,
Guardian of Jane E. and Amelia Bugh.
+. .& u. X. HoLLESBEcK, Attys for Pet'n'r.
January IL, 1865, 3Sd$6 50
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DOAD NOrICE.--NOtiee is hereby given that
III petition will be presented to the honorable
Commissioners Of Wood county, Ohio, at their next
regular session. for the location Of a road in Free
dom township, Wood eouAty, Ohio, on the south
sdcIof Portage river, commencing at the river, road
and thence south one milo and half on the
SECTION line between twenty-five, twenty taree,
twenty six aad tweRty-seven, TO the half-sectiOn
line thence east one-half mile through section
twenty six 20 interSect the road leading from Penn
bervlle 10 Freeport,
Freedom, Ohio, Jan. 5, 1895. sTds
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A DMINISCRATRlX'S NOTICE. Notice is
N hereby given that have been duly appointed
and qualified as adminislFatrix on the estate Of
William Shut, late of Wood county, Ohio, do.
ceased. All persons Interested will govern them
selves accordingly.
PHEBE J, SHUT, Administrative,
January 7, 1865. 37d'
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Agricultural Warehouse.
CROOK & FREEM A N

n S we have received the transfer nf the stock
N Of Agricultural Implements formerly con-
signed to ID. kreps, we would ask the liberal pat
ronage of the Farming community to be continued
with us. We will endcavor to render satisfaction,
and furnish you with the best implements that we
can obtain; such as
Corn Shelters, both hand and power;
Straw and Stalk Feed Cutters;
Grain Drills, revolving and wheel;
Hay Rakes and ThrCshing Machinesi
Reapers aud Mowers combined, and Mowers;
Saving Machines, best in use;
Victor Sugar Mills;
Cooks Evaporators;
Steel and Cast Plows;
Shovel Plows;
Cultvators, and
Horse Pitch Forks
Also, all other kinds of tools and machinery fol
Farm and Garden use.
tsy- Flour by the barrel and sack.
:.Ey- The highest market price paid for Fla'
Seed.
Perrysburg, Jan. Ia, 1865. 3sy
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Legal Notice.
In the Court of Common Plcas of Wood County,
Ohin

In the Court of Common Pleas of Wood County,
Ohio.
Eliza Smith, Plaintiff,
against Petition.
Burr Smith, Defendantl
1NHE defendant, Burr Smith, will take notice
i that the plaintiff, Eliza Smith, has filed in the
Clerks Office Of the Court of Common Pleas Of
Wood County, Ohio, her certain petition, in which
she alleges the marriage relation existing between
herself and said defendants that she is an actual
resident of Wool county, Ohio, and for more than
one year next before filing said petition, been n
resident of tho State of Ohio; that said Burr
Smith defendant, has beon willfully absent from
the plaintiff, Eliza Smith, for more than three
years next before the filing of said pettion aud
asks Judgment that the marriage contract now
existing between said plaintiff and defendant be
forever dissolved, annulled aud made void Said
petition will be for hearing at the next term of said
Court of Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio,
and said defendant Is required to appear and an
swer To said petition, on or before the 9Th day of
March, A. II. 1865.
MURRAY 4 PRICE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
January 2S, 1868. SstSll
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CHER1FF'5 SALE.
Edward Slankarll

Edward Stankaral
VS.. Wood Common Plcas.
Mary Burns, otnll
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
Of Wood County, Ohio, and 10 me directed and do
iyercd will offer for sale at public vendue at tho
door ofthe Court House, in the town of Perrysburg,
Wood county, Ohio. on
SATURDAY, March 4, 1895,
Between the hours Of u NJ. and o'clock J.. NJ Of
said day, the following described property, to-wit
The northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter,
and the southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
Of Section nu nber twenty one t2ll, town four ~
north, range ten 10Y east; containing eighty tsO)
acres.
Appraised at $780,
CHARLES w. EvERS, Sheriff.
MURRAY & PRIcE, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Porrysburg, Jan. ID, 1865 39e$7 Is
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DOAD NOTICE.-NJtice is hereby given that
N the Commissioners Of Wood County have
granted a view and survey upon petiticn for
County Road, commencing twelve (l2l rods west
from the southeast of the west halt Of the
southwest quarter Of Section 34, town north,
range IL east and running from thence north
eastcrly COURSE until it iutersects the quartcrsec
tion line dividing the southwest quarter Of said
Section 81: thence north along said line to stake,
near the northwest corner of said sectioni thence
q northwcstcrly course to hickory elm tree, on
the line between Sections "a and 81; from thence
n northwesterly course until it intersects County
road, at an angle in said rond on tho section line,
between Sections 81 aud 2s of said town and
range, and there terminates and that the viewers,
and Gideon Jones, Surveyor, will meet ut the
house of Enoch Hcistand in Perry township, Wood
county, Ohio, on the 2Sth day Of February, or
within five days, thereafter, to view and survey
the same. MANY PETITIONERS.
Perry Townsbip. Jan. q, 1865 3gds
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ing tie quotas of ub.districts under the
present call they will apply such exccss
accordingly; and all men raised sihco, De.
cemlpr ~ are OF course credited upon the
call Oi that date.
GEN. BUrLER ON IlIs HEmOvAL.
The He,uiFs Washington special says
Gencral Butler, before tlle Commiitee on the
Conduct Of the War, said the Fort Fisher
failure was the occasion aud not the cause
of his removal lie considered that he
was cleared OF that affair, AID claimed tat
he had a right to 90 through and explain
his whole course since his appointment 70
tho command Of the Department of Virginia
and North Carolina.
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MISCELLANEOUS.



ON THURSDAY last n,ilch Cow. about Six
NJyeMs old. Color, iiiti bfindle, with a streak
% white along her back her horns leaned well
bach In an unusual manner.
Also, three or four weeks since, red heifcr,
about twenty months old, large size, straysd frem
my premises.
Any person returning either or hoth Of above to
me, ur informing me where they can be found, will
DANIEL LINDSAY.
Psrrysburg, Jan. 10, 1885. S7c+
DPoBATE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
Il that Samuel Faylor, administration OF the es-
tate Of John Faylor deceased, has filed his ac-
counts Tor the find ssltlement VI said estate; and
the same will be for hearing on the ID day of Feb
.ruary, 1865. y. FULLER, Probate Judge.
January IA, 1865. SSd'
I)R0BATE N0TIOEs---Notioe is hereby given
il that Mary A. Newktk, Administratrix Of the
estate of Edward Ncwkirk, deceased has this day
filed her accounts for final settlement of said
estate; aud the same will be for hearing on the I'd
day Of February, 1890. VIZ rIlr
tNHU EDWIN FULLER, Probate Judge.
January T. 1865. 37dA
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice is
n hereby given that have been duly appointed
by the Probate Court of Wood County, Ohio, Adj
mnistrator on the Estates Of Amos K. Rainey and
Elizabeth u. Raiuey, late Of Wood County, deccas-
cd. An persons interested viii govern themselves
accordingly.
n. W. KELLEY, Admin'r.
January 10, 1885. 35l*
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Executors Sale.

Executors Sale.
DY virtue of an order Of sale, 10 us issued, from
ID the Court of Probate, of Wood County, Ohio.
We will oiferat public auction, ON SATURDAY,
the itll day Of February, A. d. 1865, between the
hours of 10 A, NJ. and 4 P. NJ. of said day, on the
premises, the following described real estate, To-
wit:
The east half of the southeast quarter of Sec
ton 2l, and the west half of the southwest quar-
t,r of section %; in town north, Of range east
l60 acres, more or less--in Wood county, Ohio;
the property Of Jacob Walters, deceased.
Appraised at S6,400.
Terms legal.
ELIZABETH WALTERS and
JOHN WALTERS,
Executors of Jacob Walters, deceased.
GEORGE STRAIN, Attorney.
December 30 1854. 36cS6 so
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


9 HERlFF'S SALE.
Psrie Chetcau, ct all
vs.. Wood Common Plcns.
Julius Bl!nu, OF nj.
ly virtue Of nn order Of Sale issued in tho above
CAUSE by the CLERK of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of WOod County Ohio, aud 10 the drcctsd and de-
liverod, will offer for sale at public vehdue, at
the door Of the Court House, in Pcrrysburg, Wood
County, 0bn, on
SATURDAY, March 4, 1865,
Between the hours Of ~ NJ. and O'Clock =. NJ,
Of said day, tho following described lands and
tenements, to-wi;
Out lots two hundred and seven, two hundred
and eight, two hundred and nine and two hundred
aud ton 2O7, 20S, 200 and 2l0) as laid out in tho
town plat Of PcrrySburg, in the County Of Wood,
and State Of Ohio.
Appraised at g..
CHARLES W. EvERS, Sheriff,
NJ. Il. & Il WAITE, Attorneys.
Perrysburg, Ian. "a, 1865. 39eS7 90
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Four-Horse Power Corn Shelter
and Cleaner.

NTE have just received one of Wilder, Robin
w inson d Co.'s Power Corn Shelters and
Cleaners. This machine has been used but
short time, and is in good order for immediate use.
Its capacity is from 600 t 1000 bushels per day.
It's construction is simpll and very durn6le--has
not n cog-vheol about il. One advantage il has
size and durability Of the ieeth-being very large
and made solid in the cylinder. II dnes not shell
against rest, but entirely by friction. The cylin-
der is not the case than four inches, consc-
quently il n stone, piece of iron, or any hard
subsistence, gets into the machine when running, II
does not inure it, but presses II in among the cobs
and passes out with them, without injury. This
machine can bo bought for half the cost Of new
machine at present prices.
CROOK 4 FREEMAN. 4.
Perrysburg, Jan. rs, 1865. 29tf