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ATTEMPT To BURN TlrUSvlLLE.
Trial of Incendiares by Vigilance COM
mIttee-The Gallowss Erected,

.t.5 mtlCSS'- Il NC UuiAOWSaL1ASCtS
TITusvILIE, January 23.--OnSunday night an
attempt was made to burn the town. At 8
O'Clock house and barn was set on fire, and an
hour later Chase's block, in the centre of the
town, was fred AID burned down. Also Deyfo's
furniture and liquor store, and the new bathing
house of Fletcher. The block of the First Ma
tional Bank, Petroleum Bank, and the Post
Office we're at one time in great danger.
Three incendIaries are being tried by the Vigl-
lance Committee, which numbers thirty of the
best men in the town, end who are dreadfully in
earnest. a gallows has been erected to hang the
incendiaries, if found guilty.
The loss by the fires is $4,000, and the insu-
rance $55,OOO. The Lvcoming Insurance Com
pany loses heavily, but most of the loss falls on
the Philadelphia and Eastern Companies.
The greatest excitement prevails among the
people, who are determined to rid the place of
all incendiaries, robbers, and other scoundrels.
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Marine intelligence.

Nav oRLEANs, January 22.--Arriyed steamer
Missouri from New York; ships Freedom and
Victoria, from Liverpool.
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Although the supplies of raw GOTTEN iuo Eng
land somewhat Increased last yeayslfhe tpay-
bly, reduced Thus they amounted To September
80 70 tSd,ls1 ,S65asl compared With f50iS44, ,266
y the eprTespol ding pelOd of 1864 and 88l,'
Sysz,sSl ln The eogrespondlng, perl9d, oflS62,
cotton this yearlwill be4ar above The average.
Ia 1874 they amountedoto e2O la. .aa6j hllB55,
70 70 fSSS s2S SsS ~ 2 4SSS41as2 h 1851
TO fSt $50 6SB. IN ls80nto 1856, ,7b6 $685. In 1861
to fSs CEASES; In ls82 to- G3l, ,0aS, 0aS; hl 1862
TO &6e,277 $685. and In lss4t to 67sf2oSS12ant OF
cff a8 0safi y,nimtommf 0oiav loctjioI off
Ir .1os a4Gns iolE10 lar0oii nH. ,ss
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Melancholy Wreck.

NEW YoBK, Japuary 23.-Tne barqne DSddenl,
of Liverpool, Captain Hannem, which cleared
at this port on the l4th inst. for Liverpool with
14ASs3 gallons refined petroleum, 100 bbls.
spirits .turpentine,, and 10000 slaves, was cap
sized on the 9th during o gale, and the Captain
wife, and two boys.named Henry, Wheeler and
William Phillips, of Liverpool, were washed
overheard and lost. After cutting away the
topmasts, she riOhted full of water. On the
second day after the Captain and one seaman
died from exhaustion and exposure, and subse-
quentIy the cook and two seamen died. On the
evening Of the 18th inst, the remaining portion
Of the Grew were taken off by the baraue NJ and
E. Robbins, and brought to this port. The
Diqden was owned by Cassidy, Nixon & Co., of
Liverpool. r,rt7 ;r--l.
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IANoTHER DEsPAToH.1

NEw YORK. January 2S.-It appears that the
supposed Fenian privateer was simply a new
pilot-boat which went on a trial trip. The crew
being composed OF Irishmen, they hoisted the
sunburst flag going down the bay. The vessel
returned 10 port last evening. saf eG. .,lllr
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IMPORTANT IF TRUE.
Fist Fenian Privateer al s. Sea. .

NEW YORK., January 3.--Fhe NeCos reports
the sailing Of a supposed Fenian privateer,
under the command Of Captain Morley yes,
tardau r.r. f..tt
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ssEte., ETC., EtO., sGo, EiS. ITO, E'o.
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.g.sEs1f (. III .H1. ...Il# l#,I.aryI.Ay4.Ns.
FhEh fontrIH InHlrorA I,rrRIs. !.

y S6meoi tn nsehatotb, @ith Colonel Roberts
ard General s@GeneY,, viii proceed IN d few DAYS
on the canyassihg tour Recommended by the
Senate, IN brder to mi glitcp the Circles in all
the leading cities Oh The objects OF the approach
ing congress ,at Pittpburg,and the necessity Of
organizing ,rae BTotherhoodas a military body,
in order that lhey, might tbe7TeadY for an imme-
diale movementaga the pOwer of the British
Government ' q %. % hlN a' W. Pa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14
CHAPTER 90.

Second VOl,n,c IoWa Digest.
AN ACT for the purchase and ,distri.
button Inf copies Of tho Second Volume
Of the Iowa Digest. 81 asst
SECTION 4. BE IL enacted by the Gen.
erdt assembly Of the State of I0Wd, That
is hereby made the duty of the Secreta.
ry of State to subscribe for and receive,
for the use Of the4State, the same num-
Der of copies of the Second Volume Of
the Iowa Digest, compiled by William
q. Hammond, as he is, by law, reqlir.
ed to subscribe for the Reports Of the
Supreme Court. Upon the pressnta.
ton of the Secretary'a receipt for said
volume, the Auditor of State shall draw
his warrant upon the Treasurer for the
price thereof, ut not to exceed six dol
lars and fifty cents per copy, payable
to the author, or such persons as he
may order. d
SEC. 2 The copies of the Digest, so
purchased, shall be distributed as TO
lows: One copy to each Of the present
General Assembly, to be sent to him
by mail to his address, by the Secreta.
nv of State, and the balance in the same
manner rs copies of the Reports OF the
Supreme Court are now, or may here
after be, directed to be distributed and
and disposed of.
SEC. 5. This Act being deemed OF
immediate Importance by the General
Assembly, shall take effect from and
after its publication in the Iowa State
Register and the Iowa Homestead.
Approved April ID, 1866. "a
I hereby certify that the foregoing
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14
CHAPTER 81.
Hospital for the Insane.

or r. g eIIOspttGtJ Or the Insane.
AN ACT to amend Article 2, Of Chap.
ter 50, OF the Revision 1860 in relate
to the appointment of Steward for the
Hospital for the Insane.
SECTION /. BE it enacted 6y the Gen.
crut assembly of the State of Iova
That the Board of Trustees OF
the Hospital for the Insane may, in
their discretion, dispense with the APP
pointment of u Steward, and may APP
point some person Treasurer, who shall
give bond, possess all the powers and
perform the duties prescribed in Section
l476 of the Revision of 1860, who shall
receive such compensation as said
Board shall fix, not exceeding one
half of ono per cent, on all moneys re-
ceived and paid out by him; and the
Board shall in such case cause the re-
naming duties of Steward to be per-
formed bp the other officers, under such
rules and regulations as said Board may
adopt, mot inconsistent with law.
y SIC. g. This Act being deemed OF
immediate Importance, shall be in force
from and after its publication i'm the
Home Journal, at Mount Pleasant,
and the Burlington Daily Hawk Eye,
newspapers published in Mt. Pleasant
and Burlington respectively.
Approved April 2d, 1866.
l hereby certify that the foregoing
Act was published in the Home Jour
nal, April, 1866, aad the Burlington
Daily Hawk-Eye, April-,1s66.
.-. b. 80 49, Secretary OF state.
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I'D. Strike the word F'white" from
81 elton 81 Of Article 3 thereof. &
4th. Strike the word "white" from
Section 30 of Article 3 thereof.
9Th. Strike the word "white' from
Section Of Article thereof.
9Th. Add to Section 5 of Article 2, the
following words: Nor shall any person
who has committed or may hereafter
commit the crime of treason against the
United States, nor any person who has
absconded for the purpose of avoiding
any military conscription or draft, or
dcred by the authority Of the United
States or this State, be entitled to the
privilege of an elector. or qualified to
hold any office under the constitution
and laws of this State. In order that
the provisions of this Section may he
effectually enforced, the Legislature
may by law prescribe a suitable oath to
he taken under, such limitations as IL
may deem proper, by persons offering
to qualify for Office or to vote, to the
effect that they are not subject to the
disabilities of this section.
Approved April I'd, 1866.
NoTE.-This resolution being consid-
cred of Importance was numbered with
the laws in the order Of its filing, and
is accordingly chaptered and published
as law.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Secretary of State.
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LAWS OF IOWA.
fPtblishett bp .4ut,, sSitD.l %
.CEa V9HApTsR az o Z

~
settlement of Certain Claims Against
the Government.
yT8 AN ACT to provide for the sediment of
certain claims against the General
Governments HiWI
SECTION 1. BE it enacted by the Cen
g erea A.scnGy Of H.r S'tttc Of Iotca, That
John n; DsWey, Ill, i r appon!ea a,;,. Conn ON"
adjust wtl, the United States, all the
. i claims due therefrom, incurred by this
State in raising and equipping troops,
-7szh and sending them to the field, and for
~ y all other purposes growing out OF the
rebellion ;and also, the expenses incur
red by the State in protecting our from
p tier after the massacre by Inkpadutah
~ and his band; also, any deficiency on
the part of the General Government in
tile paymentto this State of the five
per cent on the sales of publiclands.
ss,car1 SEC. 2. Tie Commissioner shall
proceed in the performance of his du-
radt ties, with all convenient speed and
,hsiHis should he be of the opinion, after ma
king the attempt, that settlement is
ut present iilipracticable, he shall sus-
pend his action until more favorable
'"@ opportunity. a, .
per day while necessarily employed by
the requirements Of this act; also, all
necessary expenses.
,ar Easy SEC. 4. He shall report his action
.rnq in detail to the Governor, who shall
take the necessary measures to have
whatever balances may be thus found
due, thisState,s paid inrthe State Trea-
sury, to be disposed OF as provided by
10 - law, o. rra .sfl, sag -sg q ,'sf 2. .aa
i SEC. S. Sections number two and
five Of Chapter siXty-one, OF the acts of
the Tenth General Assembly, are here
by repealed. if&H@os
80, SEC.I6. The Adjutant-General Is
hereby required to furnish the Com
missioner with any information; also,
copies Of any papers, in his office that in
the opinion of said Commissioner, will
facilitate said settlement. The Gov
,ernor and Auditor of State shall deliv-
s' or to said Commissioner all vouchers
and papers in their hands relating to
said claims; provided the said Commits
sioncr shall receipt for said vouchers.
- SEQ. a. This Act being deemed by
- the General Assembly ofimmediate inn
portance shall be in force from and after
its passage and publication in the Daily
State Register and Iowa Homestead,
newspapers published in Des Moines!
'@7a. Approved April I'd, 1866. 4a.,, a
90 hereby certify that the foregoing
Act was published in the Daily State
Register April 10th, 1866, and in the
Iowa Homestead April 18th, 1866.
ga g. IL : JAMES WRIGHT,
Secretary OF state.
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NJ. . IMPORTANT nr.,..x.
,a n,, TO LADIES. I s'in
ron FEM AI.EO

Are the only sas ana truly gecire medicine for 10.
males extant. DO pas tribe with your health and use
cheap and dangssses nedlcines. which Druggists may
have bought and win recommend to you being ignorant
Of their qualities. Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pills nre
mild in their operations correct all Irregularities and
painful IN enstrnation All distractions whether
from cold or otherwise. No maiden, wife or mother
should be without them Try thena-use according h
directions and We know the r~sa win b. as desieA
Ask for Mrs. Winsow's Mystic Pills. fake no otker-
Prize two dollars per box, or three hoses for ye dollars
Fer eale BY all druggists AZ. ia, ii -,
n sco,iI, Gen. Agent, Chicago 5..iy
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CHAPTER 90,

Proposals to Amend the State Const;-
tuition. :,
A proposal to amend the Constitution
of the State of Iowa. nr.
BE it resolved by the General Assem-
bly, Of the State, Of LoWa, That the fol-
lowing amendments t, the Constitution
of the State of Iowa are hereby propos.
ed: ., ...... - ~
lst. Strike the work "white" from
Section of Article 2 thereof -
2d. Strike the word "whitev from
Section b OF Article thereof
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No rspusivs ssctarianism will be INDUCED cnunte
nanced Al the time, every effort will be employ ed
10 encourage and render inyolAte the professions o
Christians and to induce all to adopt the religion Of
Christ. To all who respect Christianity and ito fnstu
;ons, the welcome hand will he heartily extended To
'lose whose influence is preudical Religion and good
morals, NO protracted stay can be allowed. p ~.
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Expenses.
Calendar.

Fall Term commences September LIST, and closes De
cenbsr ist 1854. Winter Term commences December
18th. 1884, and closes March 18TH 1865 Summer Term
commences Marh 2?th. and closes June 2sth. 1868
II II very desirable that Students enter at the com.
mencenent Of the terms. anal 81 asf.E
No person need apply for admission who cannot o,
viii not conform 30 the published bylaws 81 the Ins
ution. ....-' t.- ...---r
Rev. II. 3. RRUNsOS, pre.s. Board Trustees.
l.. w. WATERBURY,, Secretary ..[.Ir'I
Rev. =. c. MATTER, agent.
.,. Rev. II. q. RRUNSON, 81 .4 III ,....f-E# p
E. 2: s'aS"sssH's' s-'e"''s' Committee
1AIErrs. rayette County, lows, Aug I, 1854. 3i:.
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DRs. JACKSON, HERBERT 4 CO., iProprie,ors 81
the National Dspensary, established Cine nnat O..
Jan. l. 1862 all private diseases with unexanplsi
rap,ii,y. We guarantee to cure GennorhGs, Gisst
syphilis. Impotency, Nocturnal Emissions, Or self
Abuse, Diurns Emissions. Female Complaints 10 short
Cures rapl, thourough and permanent, and fees med.
crate. Send for Crcular--Bfte~n large iaeh By
inch letter pages OF varied valuable and interesting
matter. Also circular intended for ladies only.
Many OF Our patients assert they have sent money 70
Doctors n Eastern cities and received m return.
Then why not Iratronize home talent-men VIE ~
the Western climate and can effect spsedler cures.
DR.. Jacksnn's Female rills-4l per box-sena fap
Circular. Special written replies. well sealed, ssss
most interesting. and important hooks pubIishsd
800 pages and 100 -ngrarings The Mountain Of Light
or Medical protector and Marriage ;uidc and Expie.
II key to Love and Beauty" Il eATIsFACTOkIl.Y
reveals various suiects before fully explained In
any popular work In the English Language. PrIes -
cents and one cent stamp, three for ~ and three
cent stamps Fully described In Circular, vhirh every
young man should have, whether dex WE'LL
Medicine and IN ucticns sent promptly to any part
~ the country. Consultins rooms o. the Dspessasy
No. i61 Sycamore Street. r. o. Boz, No. 4S6. =
th DIR. JAcKsox's ORIENTAL LlNlNENf
Removes an eoldness, and rejuvenaiss organs Which
have been dormant for years. Will care any u
impotency create end Increase the passions for aay
reasonable time. Can ~ nsilsd with perfect safsty
Price - per bottle. .....--'',,,,
DR.. JAcxsoSi WRENCH PATENT MALI SAFE.
10 perfectly safe and never falls to give satisassa
10 the only sure and safe preventative against
tracing disease ever invented Price ~ eash - pss
half dose". and " per dossn sent b. man. loiy
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in the city where cure Of Private Dseasss
be had without the ofmercury change Of diet
We guarantee 10 cure Gsnorrhea, GIctt Syphilis In
potency. Nocturnal Emissions, or sesfAbuse, Disrnsi
Emissions. Female Complaints In short, every possible
form and variety OF s-xual Disesses. Cures rapid,
thorough and permanent. and fees moderate.
GREAT MEDICAL CIRCULAR sent for too esns
stamps.
FRENCH sAFEs-A sure preventative - diseass.- -
Price dollar each, three for two dollars, ssven
dollars per dozen. Sent by mail. go
Dr. BIS nvigorating IMMINENT. Price TIVE dsilsss per
bottle.
GREAT wOKK ON PRIVATE DIeEAeEs. Tisa
GUIDE TO MEALTH, Is bsneheial 10 al male and
iemale the old and young, shopA vraA tAi book. IL
win enxhsen those who srore IN dsrkness. Price .,
cents hy mail.
N, n. TO THE LADIES. NO lady shoula Ne wiah-
mt Madame LnSiers Female Monthly Pile-a cafe and
cwctuAl remedy for sM irregularities aad ohsrsctsns
from whatever cause Price dollar PER bnx s1ssa
nne Ave dollars. Communications l,y mall estiseiy
confidential. No lrtters will he answered unles Neg
contain remittance postage stamp. csn I'D
dress, DRS. BONAPAkTE / REYEolpe.
lss Sycamore Street, between Fifth end sxth css side
Cincinnati, Ohio. Office hours, 6 4. n. 10 r. -.
Ally
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Location.

The above named institution 10 located at the Village
Of FAyette fAyeste county Iowa. The situation 81 the
Village and It's vicinity affords every facility desirable fol
Institution Of Learning. For health, and moral In
uences Of an eecafed Order It 10 not perhaps surPass
In the State. F.g .s.E..N .m.. ..--... :.
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aa Graham's Hair Remover,
4 REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES OF fHE
HEAD AND SCALP.

The hair may he diseased from various causes: II
may be dry and thin, ~ In scrouious ects. II may
become grey notified frola want Of pigment isres
uar diffusion Of this colorng matter through its fbrou
portion. Badness may happen from various causss
From inroads o; the Acarus Hair eater under The
skin from excessive nervous pain mental anguish
There Is partial badness called the "scall' which
gives great annoyance There 10 also the PLEA Polon
ca" also called the "RinywOrm" IN which reddish
uid from the scalp making the hair 10 look
bres Of flesh. There is also disease called the
'Favus," or "fioneycemb Rngworm," which dest oyi
the hair and ito roots covering the scalp with whtsf
cruise Now would be the hight Of quackery 10 pre-
tend that all these diseases could be cured by prepare
ton containing little Plumb Acetas Sugar Of Lead
eulpher Precipitation Uac Sulpher and perhaps Zinc
ture Of Canthardes, as those men do who Chem
lists sr Physicians. but pretend that they discovered
these remedies accidentally tuy't
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The lsayarn,nent.

'. The Boarding Dcpa rtMent.
Good hoard will be furnished students In the building
at "a. % per week. Room rent, $500 per term.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14
The Combination Silver Skirt,

This Invention combines with the ordinary cotton
skirt the advantages Of silver skirt; the bottom
the covering Of which cannot wear or while the upper
ones are covered with cotton. No lady having once
worn one ofcsr skirts will be willing wear any ether
and soiled
The best materials are used In their construction,
and from their durability and neatness they are destined
TO become 4 "a VORyTE SKIRT!
For sale by Miller Wilson and Albert Allen. Cedar
Falls, Iowa. .a lS.1y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14
RELIGIOUS Element.

Preparatory Department..
, preparatory department 10 arranged for al Mise.
and Lads not qualified to enter the Academic elasses
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14
T 4 I 1GRAHAM's Al .
IL QUID Hal r. DYE
.s ,a.. r.a- H.r CIR AHAM BROTHERS.
No. IS Washington Street, Waukegan, lin

For changing the HAIR instantly from any color to
beautiful Black, with entire safety the health and
Without injury to the skin. Prepared only by
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OVER 100000 BOT


s
S$
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CONFIDENTIAL.

IN NRKAT COMMEND tai.
SN NJ ent Of Europe and America
1GI- k.1x are the men TO consult. DFs. Bona.
|El& parte 4 Reynolds. Of 1872 Sycamore
Stre.t Csnrinpatf "a ahs nv,aw A
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FOR THE TOILET.

II 10 the most elegant article for the Toilet In the
world. superior 70 any other article every intro
We pledge s.w sepwsatios rhenWtsfs that e. sriU
prsUent the hair from falling ost; tciU eradicate he
adndrmf; and zoe icdrSunt that fSssd according 10
directONs Il pfu reproduce fhe hair the Ss'tdest
scalp. tA' 1888 70
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For sale by A. W. PLUMMER / CO.. 4 A. L. COLE,
Sc. DID Ll# Cedar Falls Iowa
And by all Wholesale Druggists In Chicago and b.
buque. ,---- ..-. JIs.1v1
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= cRAHAM'S
HAIR Rem EVE R.

THIS PREPARATION AFFORDS STRIKING
proof that there IL progress in Medical well Other
sciences Ignorance and empricism may rule for Pc
rsd hut when science lights her lamp their dark deeds
must vanish. ~
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zTHEr~TRIPLE REMED les


anr pss %s n- sss
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0UBuQuE I SIOUX CITY RAILROAD,
TIME TABLR. u.t.o 40

DIS. w. n. R.-rrains1eav Farley Junction a ,a:s
?. arriving st Cellar Rapids al $50 r. H. Leave &C.
dar Rapids At Ito A. H. arriving 1t Farley function ii
l1:SS A. Il. -u.r#E 49,. t...r VI
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TWO STYLES or HORSE PoWERS,

Thu sCoMPENsATINa" PoWER,
(Deth eight and ten hsrss)
AlssdsHls ambition exists among thfssAsss b ssva
the bsst maahins IN The nsighborhssd." Nothhe =
moro disagrssabls 70 them than 70 have hxnn con.
plain tAat thar work h not prsPsfly dsas or 70 lo.s
valuable Tine By reason Of brsakaess, md thsy On.
not b too careful In selecting nashins.
The sweepetekee 10 the accredited bead
strength, durability, simplicity esss Of drafs style
Of anish and capacity for thrsshinG and cleaning
grain faster and better than any other in the world
ere acknowledged. ..a E
Tho great reputation achieved By this
fAeturers, and mum agents. to attach the name
"swEursrAkfs," in one way and another. to their
nAchnss and advertisements to rsislra and deceive.
This II the essence Of meanness-down-
right piracy, and sailing under fslse colors To
the card, &C. AULTMAN TO-, MIxuTAcTussRs,
Csssos, Ohio in gilt letters, conspicuousy both
sides Of the SEPARATOR. r-
The Genuine Sweepstakes enables tho
threshcr 70 pick his customers seldom stops for 70.
pairs, lasts much longer than others, caves much
grunbling and vcxation. DOES tho same amount Of
work Ncth less labor, and tnAbles him 10 select the
bsst and most profitable jobs.
The farmers give 81 a preferences, and
Seten an extra price PR bsshs because Il thrssh-s
clean from the heads, separate. perfectly frsm the
straw, cleans 1t for market without waste savss all
the grain, does Its work with the utmost SPEED SAFE
~ and scouomy, and doss not Keep gang Of men
and teams about them ON sxponse.
The elegant Patent Pivot Side Gear"
= 70 b found only on the SwExrarAAKs.
Our Patent Cleaning Apparatus en-.
eSlcs the operator to control the direction Of the
blast, and position Of the scives, and clean either
heavy or light grain, without waste, fast as it
ean BE- threaded, the chat and dirt being separated
from tho grain before strikes the ssiye at all.
6eparators. Horse Powers, Straw Stack.
efs, Gears or Jacks, sold separately, when
desired. A written warranty delivered with every
machine. The "SWEEPSTAkES' IL usualy = very
scarce article after Harvest aud parties should order
so~ly.
Call or send and get pamphlet circular.
giving nall description AMI particulars. together
With numerous CERTIFICATES, and the names anu rect
denee OF over three thousand persons who have
bought and used tho SwExrsrAkss in Illinois, Iowa,
ninnssots. Wisconsin. and Kansas. alone
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settlement of Certain Claims Against
tie Government.