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Five Head Of Horses,

two year old Colt, Mule colt, Jack, 4
Head ef HitCh Cows, two fresh ou
The day 81 sale, lieiicrt, lJhead oi sheep,
2 Suws and r,gs, 3 Hogs. Threshiug Ma.
chine, tNcstnln6icr mAke,j Windmill,
Manchester make 3 horse kond Wagon,
t,so horse spring Wagon, . Batshcar
plpurhs. 2 Double shovel Pluugbs, 2 Drag,
2 Hnuows. ! Whcs, Duil, Hay carriages,
Wagon Bed. stone Bel, log chain, fltth
chains, double and single Trees, siroichcrFi
Harness. Breechbauds. saddles, Br,dlcs,
Line. aud Tmces, eollarz ilaltsrs aHi co.'s
chains, MaUo,ksaud Hoes &c. Also, House.
bold and Kitchen Funitnrc, large cooking
stove, chairs, = Tables, ios of Barrels and
other articles not specified. Alec az the
same time will offer my Farm, containing
76 Irscs II Gooi RED LAND,
adjoining lincstopc. The land IL ina good
state Of cultivation Improvements excel.
lent Brick House Bank Barn, and Other
Uul buildinc' The Farm h. offered at Pm
vale sale until ,hrab1yctafr. Terms made
known on dar 81 Sale sale to commence
al 10 clock. g. VI.
EPutAlN lllTESllEW.
Eb1Sta Samuel hunk, Aueliurceg
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Notice Of Personal Di,chnrEc.


an application By petition go writing ot
" WILLIAM CurrutFrH, AZ Carroll c1an.
On, 20 tho circuit court for Carroll county.
ior ihr benefit # tho i4h Article oi igr
code of Public General Laws of the State
of Maryland, entitled usuNcn,s, schedule
Of his property and "a la 81 the dcbis da"
him, allh thc nance Of Die debtors, aud also
a list Of the debts due lrom him, wiih th"
nanes of0t bis creditors, verified by HAda
VT. being annexed 10 bic said petition, aUd
being satisfied that the said William tupen'
haycT, has AZ no zinc within two years pre-,
yious 10 sold application been discharged
under ans lusgycnt Law Of this State aud
the said petitioner having taken the oath
prescribed by lAw, aud having also executed
10 Trustee by said Court appointed a good
aud sufficient Deed for his property and ca
tate OF every description lthc ueccs AIRY
wearing apparel and bedding Of himself and
family excepted, and delivered The same 20
snid Trustee and the said trustee having
also executed a bond 20 the State Of Mary.
land by said court approved, for thc fifth
lul discharge Of his trust.-lt Is therefore
ordered and directed that the ScoOHd Mon
ddg Of May, 1865 be fixed rs the day for
the appearance Of said William C0penhayer,
IN the circuit cour Tor chrrpll county, 70 an
swcr such lutcroga,ories or allegations a.
his creditors, cndoyscrs. or suretes may pro.
pose or alege against him, aud that the said
petitioner cause notice Of said day To be given
to bis creditors by publication IN some ne@s-
paper printed in carroll county for three sue.
cessiye months prior to the said Second
Monday Of May, 1866.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF
January, 1906.
Nm A. McKELLlP, clerk.
True copy,-Icst
ianls.8m WN A. McKELLir, elk.
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Estate of Thomas Fleming, deceased.
NToTICE is hereby given that the Sub.
y scriber has obtained from The Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters Testainentary
on the Personal Estate Of Thomas fLRAINa
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said estate are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same within
six months from this date, otherwise they
NAV by law be excluded from all benefits OF
said estate. Those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment,
CHARLES T. FLEMING,
WILLIAM FLEMING,
fnh1l.ltE ADMINISTRATIONS.
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SIXTY ACRES,

3 Roods anil Is Square Perches If
Land, more on less.
The improvements consist Of
q comfortable TWO STORY M- -
Lou DWELLING HOUSE,
LOG STABLE, and otherx IL f1as ssiIa11Ia5-
out buildings. Water convenient to the
House; the fields are laid off in convenient
size, well watcrcd, and under good fencing.
There is also an Orchard Of choice Fruit on
the premises. A large portion Of the above
Tract is covered with TIMBER.
The above described Farm will be sold
subject to the dover right Of Mary Derr,
widow Of George Derr, deceased.
This Farm is now in the occupancy OF
William Derr, who will show the same to
those desiring to purchase.
The Terms Of Sale as prescribed by tic
Court dre One-third cash on the day of
sale, or on the ratification thereof one.third
in one year, and the other one.third in
two years from the day of sale, the credit
payments to be secured by the notes of the
purchaser or purchasers, bearing interest
from the day Of sale, with security, TO be
approved by the Trustee.
ClIAS. T. REIFSNIDER,
Trustee
fcblts PmSEAs Goasucu, Auct'r.
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p Z BLIC SALE.

Intending to declined farming, The sq - :, +!
Der will sell his personal goods AZ Fu WI,
on SATtIRDAY, the oath Of FEBRUARY,
see the following property, to wit: ONE
BROOD MARE. heavy with foal, | three
yearling COLT, Mich Cows, .,sewrwusE
! Heller s heavy with calf; | 49,
sett Of front gears, 2 blind bri WV
dies. collars, halters and chains, 3A-MM-.
/ Nv net spring wagon, suitable for or
2 horses, hay carriage, furrow plough,
double and single trees, log chain, / fifth
chain, two horse spreader, together with
many other articles too numerous tomcntioD.
Sale to commence at II o'clock, NJ
Terms of sale will be made known on the
day of sale, and due attendance givenby
MANASSAS WAREHIME
febs-ts j. II. HoPPE, Auct'r.
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/ OF q CIR @ s.,

n ~ y &@ ~ ~ -
more or less. The Improve.
mcnt, consia, Of new fmme -
HOUSE. new Frame Barn, itsksita
Corn House and Grunary 90 NJ e..
tachrd. with other our buildings. Spuaa
near The door, also an excellent well OF water
with new pump and spputiuy thai convey,
the water 10 tho barn yard. Alao an
APPLE ORC II 4 X D
81 one hundred Trees Of choice Fruit, which
will be in a bearing condition IN short
time. Also, one hundred Peach Trees, Of
Gne Fruit, nov bearing; Dwarf Pears,
Pluus, &c. The Fields are laid OIL conye.
NEATLY and well waterod. There are %
acres set 10 clover and timothy. Lime acts
fine. as persons can see for themselves the
Land laws we'll, in good nclghborlpod,
with mills, churches and school houses
convenient. There are about 83 Acres in
TIM b l. r.
"a Acres il in one body, and divided in 3
Lots which will be sold separate If persons
desire il.
Persons wishing to view the premises can
do so by calling on the undersigned residing
thereon.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
WIN. II. GARDNER.
febs.ts p. A. GoRsucH, Anct'r,
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Trustees Sale Of
REAL ESTAT e..

DY virtue of decree Of the Honorable
ID John L. Smith, Judge of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county, sitting as Court
of Equity, the undersigned, as Trustee, will
sell ut Public Sale, on the premises, on
Saturday. he Sd Of March, 1866,
at O'Clock, p. NJ, the following described
Real Estate, TO wit: a small Farm, sitna-
ted in Hampstead District, Carroll county,
on the old Hampstead road, leading from
Westminster to Hampstead, about 3 miles
from the latter place, and about the same
distance from the Western Nd. Railroad,
and adjoins the land Of Henry Houck, Mrs.
Stansbury and others Said Farm contains
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WOOD LOT,

situated in Hampstead District, about one
mile East from the above, adjoining lands
of John Kebaugh and David Utz, containing
5 acres and some perchcs of land. The tim
Der on this lot is excellent, principally chest
nut Also at the same time viii be sold
so,orata frnn, tho ahovc ubnut
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GALE BILLS printed at the shortest
- notice at this Office
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FARMERS 4 HoRsEMES READ

SAYS rpra HORSES, EoGs ASD CATTLE FROM
DISEASE rs Tim rsE OF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
Simple Flaith.

A companysof tourists had visited the
igblands ofuSeotland TO enjoy the mag
6cent scenery which Sir Walter Scott
graphically describes $500,
'Orsggs, knobs, mounds confusediy hurled, ~.
The frsgm hts Of an earlier world;
And the mountains that like giants stand,
To sentinel epchaptei Isnds.H az
Amidst the gray, mists of the morning
~ climbed the steep sides Of the high
y-piercing mountain, surrounded by
GO rocks that the lightning of heaven
splintered, and yawning chasms that
Ike the brain reel gto@gaze into them.
length they came to place where,
some great conEulsion. of nature, the
sks had been rent asunder, forming
o perpendicularl wtlls, about twenty
It apart, and two hundred feet high
ong the face of these walls were little
svices, where earth he'd collected and
ere grew wild flowers of rare kind
d OF great beauty. The tourists wish
very much to obtain specimens of
)se mountain flowers, but how was it
be done2 Atilengtb they thought of
spending person over the cliff by a
'ong rope; and they proposed to q boy
10 was herding focfs III the vicinity
It he should undertake the hazardous
TX, and offered Sim large reward.
e boy approached tSe brink, but shrank
ok, and was about tu decline, the offer,
len thoughtcamA Tito his mind that
ghtened up his count snance, and made
eyes sparkle. Locking up at the
mpany, he exclaimed: s..e
81 will go down iff6y father win hold
rope" ~v -
Here was a observation-disclosures of faith.
was willing.io be suspended over that
wning abyss, and felt no fear, because,
} loving hand of q father had hold OF
rope. He had confidence in his
hers strength, but'still greater conf
zee in the love that made that strength
Istworthy. So with our heavenly
.ther. 1t is pleasant to think Of his
impotence, only as we believe It to be
ned with infinite love. When we look
road Upon thsEeyidences of his power
seen-in the physical universe to what.
~ atoms and nonentities are we re-
ced in his awful presencel Before the
snce of his eye, who builds his throne
th gems of insufferAiSie glory, we feel
ed and COMPOUNDED. Away down deep
our own moral consciousness we feel
1t we deserve to have Gods power
:ayed against us, and remember his
-sainess and are troubled Mere power
not draw our hearts back to Gen.
of life, and trust, and aweet repose.
,nce we turn, with unspeakably de.
ht, to the Cross, where we read in
owing characters, "God is love" We
ow Gods tenderness of compassion
we see him, through Jesus, letting
wn to us the golden chain Of the
omises, and as we take hold of il BY
D hand of faith, we know it will not
70 way.-National Baptist.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
Puzzles IN Ancient history.

Among other famous ancient dialectic
>blens are the following d;lemmas,
fch are framed with wonderful in,
nuity, the aeuteness displayed in their
Instruction being unsurpassed ga n
The first is called SyHogisimas Crocos
us, and may be stated thus: IAN in
1t while playing on the bank of a
'er, was seized by crocodile. The
lther, hearing its cries, rushed to its
Instance, and by her fearful entreaties
aimed promise from the. crocodile.
owas obviously of the highest inteE
ence, that he would give it her back
she would tell him truly what would
open to It. On this the mother, per-
ps rashly asserted: " You s0iH not
,e 1t back" The crocodile answers
this: " If you have spoken truly, /
n not give back the child without de-
Dying the truth Of your assertion; If
q have spoken falsely, I can not give
ok the child because you have not
filled your agreement! Therefore, T
n not give it back whether Won. have
oxen truly or falsely" The mother
.orted: "If have spoken truly YOU
lst give back the child BY virtue of
ar agreement; i'll have spoken false
that can only be when you have
zen back the child. So that, whether
lave spoken truly or falsely, the child
ust be given back. History Is silent
to the issue of this remarkable dis.
To.
of a similar nature is the other ex
lple above mentioned, which is even
ore acuteIy stated. A young man
med EuathIus received lessons in
etorics from Protagoras, it being
reed that a certain fee should be paid
the pupil was successful in the first
use he pleaded. EHathlns, however,
elected to undertake any cause, and
otagoras, in order to obtain his fee,
q compelled to sue him. Etathlus de-
lded himself in court, and II was con-
1uently the young mans FIRST suit
ie master argued thus IF | be sucs
ssful in this cause, o EuathIus, you
Il be compelled 10 pay, by.virtue Of the
ltence of these righteous Judges; and
ouId even be unsuccessful, you
i then have to pay me, in fulillment of
ur original contract" To this the
1 pupil replied: It'll be successful,
master, 1 shall be free by the sentence
these Judges; and. If i be, unsu ccess-
}, shall be free by virtue Of our con-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
Important 90 Ladies.

Mrs WinsIQw's Msstic Pitts for Females, are
the best aud safest In tho market. No bad effects
from Their use. They act iiks charm. Thou
sands Of most reliable Testimonials speak their
praise. Mild In their operations; correct all In.
regularit'es and painful meDstruations; remove
all distractions whether from cold or otherwise
viii cure headache, pain - the, side, pslpitation
Of the heart, whites lpervous affections, hys.
tericss fAtiguss paih jnthe back and limbs, and
disturbed sleep, which arises rom Interruption
OF Nature. Ask for Mra winsiaw's Mystic Pills.
Take none other. Price 50, or three boxes for
3D. RForsAls BY oil DsGBeisIs In Evansville. Ad.
dress Box CAL, oincIhnatisO. Seld By all respect.
able Druggists: fSA JOHN D. PARK,
feb7-dBm i,s, - General AARent.
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KNOCKING, EVER KNOCKING.
By HAnnIFr BEEcHrn STOWE.

sttff- - INV =
Suggested BY Hanfs Picture Of tGe 20 Light Of aAs
Waa World - 81
"Behold, stand at the door and Knock
knocking. knocking ever knoekinea !
lis pilgrim strange and kingly, F -
Never such vas seen befaTe- "a
Ah' sweet soul. for such wonder,
Undo 'sS'dfG'TfyI9IA IT
Hinges rusty, latch Is broken;
whersfole avn viii, Eli that knocking drsary s'
Scare the sleep nom one 50 weary7
-A"O edf6aa
-Sneokin 81. Knocking, syes knecting1 Is
sweet soul. but once behold Him. a h4aaH
filh the glory-crowned hair;
I'D 'ho wa s,yss.s1 strange and tender, ss +.
Peni Open Once behold Him.
MIN, 20 !air .natsu eat
b, that door Why wilt thou vex me,
or the key is al y rested, see 1slfs - II Aa|s
nd the bolt i cioggsd and rustyi 1879 -.
any-fngered ivy vine
ais IL fast with twist and twina; q -A w.
eeds OF years and years before,
4oke the passage Of ths door. Ok ~
nockingl knOckiDgI what7 still lnockinga
hats the hourR Thsnfgtst Is waning-G =
my heart dresr complaining,
Aud a chilly, sad unrestl . 4 go aaf
n, this knockiDgt 1t distur5s me,
ares my seeP with dreams unblestl ~ s. z
Give me rest,
Retail, restI if
'st, dear soul, He lopgs to givethee;
sou hast only dreamed of pleasure, H. f..sffs..s
canned Of gifts and golden ir, ASSURE,
'eamed Of jewgls in thy k-eping,. ss4 FQH
aked to wear fness 81 ~eepfng-
en- TO thy SOULS one Lover,
I'd thy night of dreams Is over
trHe gifts lie brings have seemfnR ~ IL
pre- than all thy f4ded dreamingl
n-9l s7snf r. aaiv sHa
d she open7 Doth she2 VIII she2
as wondering We behold, it5fs. Gl5Al
ows picture 70 sign
essed upon your soul and mine; lllg sHa boa
In every breast that livesh a.. az.
that strange mysterious door; atA dV w
Q forssken and betangled. !
gnarled and MpadsbfjanRle EklIAA
sly, rusty and forgotten
ere the pi reed hand still kncckslh, jig 80
I'd with ever patient watching,
it'll the sad eyes true and tender, nuaftf 50 Sie
lth the glory hair
III God ls waiting theres 9AEA A~
1s.- Waiclsaaoa ana Retfeeteys
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IA Beacon OF Health. q N1

LII y
| 1.-THE good things Of this world have each their
| appointed mission.
IL is the mission OF HOsTETTER'S STOMACH
BrrTERs to prssfas lfg4 4 great EaliatS ef
ailments,
For twelve years fts success a qTptsetiveau
| resasdg has been without check or drawback. It
is strong negative eyidsacs of this fact that tbs
efficacy Of thee ariieIs a. aspeefae foFdyspspsiA,
billiousassss constipation, nervousness. general
debility, and iniermitfent laysEs, has never rhseR
Questioned.
As proof positive Of Its infallibilty in such cases
the statementaPpf public mah eMhose naEaes nfe
familiar as houAehbIh #qFdAs have from tline 10
time bssh EifsDte ne sdtlds ftsAfs
II its reputation is not founded in, facts, then
truth ia shadow, and the utterancea Of scEsci-
ensious citizens Of valds than ssli3ers'
oaths."
Apd whAt q IT. reputation Let thspsogEsss Of
It's sales answer the inquiEy4 Whsre twegty botss
ties of Hostetter's Bittsrs were sold In 1885, Ss
hnadrsd dozen are disposed Of now.
oou'd public opinion be more significantly OK.
pressed than by It's unparalleled increase OF con-
sumptfon3l II seems Impossible.
The prepar alton has been initiated. Where are
the imitatorss Echo answers, sswhere % To the
'imbo' Of things lost earth they are all either
gone or going. Peace be with thsmi mar22lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

Halls Vegetable Sfcflian Hair Re-
newer has proved itself to be the most perfect
preparation for the hair ever offered to the pub
lie. g -
1T WILL REsToHH GREY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR. y
5 1t WIN keep the haff from falling out.
1t cieanses the scalp and snakes the hair soit,
lustrous and silken. -
s Il isa splendid hair dressing. =
No person, old or young, should faiI TO use IT, g
! II 10 MAEEMpED AND USED BIZ
TIE FIRST MEDIDAk A UTH0RITY.
sS-Ask for Hairs Vegetable sicilian Hair Re.
4 .stas as.aM B.sP. HALL A CO.,
Nassau, NJ. Ill.,, Propretors "a
For sale BY KELLER a WHITE, and Drug
gists generally. - oe25-6m q
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a CAHnTO INKALIns.

We Invite abe special attention OF the sick and
afflicted, no matter what the diaeases or how bad,
TO careful perusal Of DR.. East6riy's medical ad-
vertiaements, which can be seen inanothsr col
umn OF opr psper this mornisgs Dr. Easterly's
Family Medicines are standard preparations, sell
rapidlys give general satisfaction, are kept In all
the principle drug stores, and are tho most Cele-
bEeted ana Popular Remedies ow-in use. We
advise families to keep q supply OF each Of DR..
| Eesteriy's Medicines ON hand and thereby save
money in dOctors' bills. For sale by the Drug
gists of Evansville.
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C0LGATE's HONRY SOAR.

This celebrated Toilet sesp,fnaHclz pHfvpfss.
a-demards TO made from tha q haie esR Ia agsrig
ais, is mild and emoIlient In its nature. fra
grantly scented, and extremely bsne ficial
In It's action upon the skihs IIDer sklg 6 bfuv.
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers. nrqa.Iv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

tfact." The story states that such cons
vincing arguments, thus Numerically
opposed, completely staggered the judges
who, being quite unable to decide, post
poned the iadgndsnk Chambers 8 Joar-
| nal. ~ ala.I hnn a.Iaani nE
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NOTICE.
Fire Limits.

II WILL APPLY 10 THE COMMON cDUNcIr
Il OF the city of Evansville, for pefiission 10
erect frame stable, ls1z BY 20 feet, two stbfIss
high on the north part bfgIot Mo- 8, block 81 /
marzl 2wsiilf l3as STEPHEN H. u. coon, =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
Errors of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Esfv-
ous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects
Of indiscretion, will for the sake Of saf-
fsrfng humanity, send free ~ ail who need Il, ths
recpeand directions for making the simple rome
dy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit BY tie advertisers experience can do 50 by
addressing, in psrf ctepnHdencess
= 'ss ssF's 90 $500 JoHEB. OGDEN,
fsb27-3m No. IA Chambers street, New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
FAMILY GROCERY.

affemaH aah asi San Z
aa sF
g o VIII dk
-sFie7 ..',sr-.--...e'-
ga fs.-.--4...--r.s-.4 .ss-s rf'.sAs
aYle #G BAIHlF8 ~ #eda ~
gsol
I4asa t,a4s ua siqIa saaasiss F.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
Colgats's Aromatic Vegetable Soar

superior TOILET soar. prepared from refined
vEaErAHIE e1Ls 10 combination with GLYCERIsE
and especially dssigued for Che use Of LADIES and
for the NUasERx. Its perfume iaexquislte, and
Its washing properties uhrivaIledsc For saIe by All
druggists. ~ fsbz3 '66-dAwIy,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
sPECIAq0fNoTTCE.


The best in the world haFinlsss, fsfiable, IN
stant&neeus- The only perfect Dye, No dIsap-
pointment, no ridiculous fnfss srue to nature
black OF brown. Genuine is signed
~w WILLIAM .A.-HATCHEh0R~ - "a a.
Also, Regenerating BxtrhcFo or Militfowsrss re-
stores sprfserves and beauties the Hair prevents
Badness. Sold by all Druggists, Factory
Barclay stftet, n. T. marz2-dly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24

The American. Ormar

The American Orman.
Makes Home Attractive and refines and eIevates
the minds Of ALL. Beautiful In its appearance
f.ss and etects-aa : dlts a ma
IL Gevsntaen-- l7--First Premiums were awarded
to the American Organs in the month Of October
1SG5s over al competitors, at different State
aud County Fairs lI.---...fiss ri7pssi - gts e
First Premium awarded to the American Or.
gans the Great New York State Agricaltural
Fair at. Rochester, September, 1854, over the
whole Catalogue exhibited by the Most Celebrated
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
NEW STORE aoqoara

'ref efoa AND ded 9laQ -
GARDEN SEEDS .. :
s,.a In their Stock win be found: M
CHAMPION Reapsru and Mowers.
RUSBELLVS Reapers and Mowers, 80,
5 ssff Threshfmg Machfmes. t'.4
UNION CHURN-msfes Butter ia ; MINIS,
Germ AEalas, Queen Of the south. }
FANNING MILLS, sfanford's New Patent,
The Cheapest. x,s.T
Is Smaller Outside & has Larger Riddles. 'ss
has More and Better Riddles .doea twice the work
Of, and better than, any other Tanning Mill
BIAS an sHp and down JOLT, with side shake 8,
Cieans and Separates all kinds Of Sc EDS
Corn snellers,
HO0SIER wheat DRILL A Seed sower.
lsF The Best in the World. set !.
HORSE HAY FORK and Liner tii
q. r.. w AI.kER's New Parent. s.
strongest. Hghtsst Fork and most powerful lit :
-. - HORSE Hay R.kss Il has
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER.
~ So va Washes streaky shirts,
BY force Of the water, Without Rsl bhimg,
WISHES more at a time and faster than, any
800 CIothes WrinEsrs beys
PLATFOHM SCALES OF Nelson & Devils,
make, pronounced by Tobacco
snsA Warohousmsn strongest most correct
RAOUGHS, and Cul4ivat0rs, .sssv tor
ONE-HORsE WHEAT DRILL.
FAUCET a. MEASURE C0mbinea
8s agaE New Patent and Great ConYsnIenca
h AIM~AVATER FALTERERS-Chea
Durable, and Effective.
NON-EXPLOSIVE COAL OIL CANS,
- l.tu ssaH fful A Cheap Insu rance. = q
NEREEZABLE PUMPS, New Patent !
Which agitateth the water; cheaper
and more effective than Chain PuEaps. or any
'tH1 z9 other kind of water elevator.
lC0FFEE ROASTER, New Patiently "a I.
45a 4.os Goes by CI1CkWork, Roasts
Coffee without needing attention, browns every
grain to same color. and II used In conjunction
with Our Old Dominion C01fee Pot. will
ar , q make alWAys perfect Oofies
NEW LAHIP-SHADE e. AG6Ae nm era L :.
En- f,fstfssad IVES Patent for COAL OIL,
t Atas,f .e3sa La Which permits the La,nu
70 be filed. trimmed and lighted without rsmov.
ing Shade or Chimhey casts no shadow beneath
the Lamp; is more portable fhan Gus, much
cheaper, aud q better light for the eye. Many
h1ms In New Work. have DISCARD EI1
..ifl - ~ GAS 10 use thia Lamp and Shade
BIRD CAGES, the finest ever brought here
FOLDING CHAIRS ali styles, large and
small. carpet, stat, eushion 6znd caas-seat-tfe
most comfortable Chair yet made, and guaran-
~; tfed perfect ID wood and workmanship .shAs II
si.gi D Is - and a large assortment Of