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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-16

the aforesaid steamer Lansing" plying be-
tween the ports Of Davenport, Iowa, and
tort Byron. Illinois, while the aforesaid
steamer Lansing" vas lying a tho port Of
Hampton, county Of Rock Island, State Of
Illinois. on the 18th day Of May, A. ID. 1867,
A. or about noon Of the said day And We
the Jurors aforesaid, having examined the
circumstances connected with the explosion
OF the boilers Of the aforesaid steamer
Lansing" do further say that the boilers
Of the said steamer Lansing" exploded BY
reason Of an undue pressure, cause Of pres
cure unknown.
In witness whereof. the jurors aforesaid
have to this inquisition set their hands, on
the day of date Of this inquisition as aftre
said.
Signed BY all the jurors.
The same verdict was returned on each
Of she bodies.
CONDITION. or TnD wouSD8D.
Weave pseassd 10 learn On rs)iable A.
thsrity. thae ks. Hnssdler b couaiaasbly
better, ssi. he prospects for his recovery
are szcsstingly esed.
The csndisisa Of NJ. 0iiphast 10 such
tAas III hspes Of his rssevssy has bsss
abandeeed. Dr.. J. w. H. Baker d 10 at>
ssndaees upon him, but Il 10 feared that he
will not live more than day or two longer.
Mr.. Isaac W. Powell 10 in the zane COW
dition, and last night il was thought he
could net last until morning. Rev. Thos.
Powell his father, . Baptist minister, for
lsng period resident Of Davenport, 10 with
him.
Judge Hubbell 10 at bic residence IN this
city, aud is doing finely all things consid
cred. He bears his injuries nanfu.ly. and
rests very we'll at night.
SnK MrosiH0.
The dragging partyi are still making siren.
uous efforts 70 ind the body II Mr.. n. Cur.
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70 COnsHmIp1iVeR,

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks by II very simple RENE
dy, after having suffered tor several Years
with Il severe lung affection, aud that dread
isease consumption, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means OF
cure.
TO all who desire it, be will send a copy OF
the prescription used, (iree of charged with
The directions for preparing aud using the
same, which they will find a SURF CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS CouGus
6ulns, aud all throat aud Lung Affections.
THE only object of the advertiser in sending
the pr prescription is to benefit the alllicted, and
information, which he conceives 10 be invalu,
able, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy. as it will cost hem nothing, and may
prove a blessing. Parties wishing the pre-.
s%cription, FREE, by return mail. viii lleas,
address rev. EDW, A WILSON,
~ Williamsburg, Kings co. N. York.
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Calhoun Institute.

99 lie subscriber begs leave respectfully
j 10 inform his patrons and friends, thai
lne exercises Of The above Institute viii
otgin ~ Macon on the list If Jnly. 1877
and close in Macon the last of Il,ret
! lS6S. TWehtt- thrte years 400 he All
offered himself as an educator 10 The pro.
pie OF NoXuhee Since that time he has
eUdrayored honestly to mrri, thr rbarar,
Yer of thorough aud failhnl instructor g.
aud II the report Of many ufthe oldest md
must re, pected citizens n the county j.,
canild, he has succeeded. For this kind
y opinion, often and vu'iously eyprrs.,d
he desires to tender here his since,e
thanks. Having no s~tOckholdinp interest
or religious bins to undnjy puff Il d hide
detects, he feels that such an expression
Is justly Il source Of pride. In THIS con.
heclIon II ls' he hopes. aot improper to
state, that Ii fair per cent. Of the best edu
Gated and most accomplished Iadics N the
county have been his pupils. This evils
Irhct o. success cannot, he thinks. be de-,
ceptlve. bong nee he made a bil for iLr
~ ~. LIN
support Of Noxubte county BIZ selling and
investing in hei shire town. He has never
ASKED her r money 10 buy or build win.
but foF a paying patronage only. His
ten $ will be found on Investigation to Ne
less thnn those Of anv school Of like Grade
and rep itation in the South. He woald,
therefore respectfully sol cit the support
OF his county, nd IN So doing, promises
that the teaching shal all be done BY able
and experienced teachers. and that the
number Of these shall equal the demafd
Of his patronage.
Terms, payable Ut The beginning Of
ever month. at the mte Of $500 for board
ami En- dish and Latin tor 8 months. The
SAINT with music on one instrument $3.50.
Pm lis furnish their own strings in .aking
lessons on the Harp or Guitar.
Day tuition, $40 per m,nth.
Respectfully,
w, r pOlNDEXTER, A. N.
May IS. 1867.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-06-14

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nery9Hs Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful irdiscre ion. viii, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the recipe and direc ions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing TO prof by the adj
yertiser's experience can do so by addressing,
in lerfect confidence, JOHN B. OGI EN-,
AZ Cedar street, New FORK.
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Two Mares stolen.

pTOIEN from the premises of the sub
} seriber, near Aberdeen, Miss, two
mlres-one a light bay, has had the foot
evil, and Iimps Q little, and has a white
ctnr in her forehead, and a brand on bel
LETT shoulder, and is about s years old,
The other is a smaII sim boy mare, one
hind foot " bite, Il small white spot neal
the root of her tail, has had colts, and is
about ten years old. 4 liberal reward
will be paid. Address
RICHARD LOCKNAR,
Care OF Gen. K Darts, Aberdeen
May rs, 81.
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THE GREAT
Southern Preparations,

f@OPRlslNG a elias sofpure and select
" Family edIcinps, Irel ar, d IRON pnre
Drugs b. a class Inexperienced Southern
Ihysl'lahs, sP"riulIy for the diseases Incl.
dent to a Southern I%ocality.
he7e are not secret nor patent mixtu,es.
and are recommended to be used in .,pu If
hose prepared BY our Northern friends
who knoN but little about Southern treat
mrnt.
Ours IS The only class Of Family edi-
e'aes ever offered t. the public which
were prepared by the Medic profession.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-06-14
The S M'sSippi,
tate ofNoxubee CoumtY.

The S M'SSippi,
tate ofNoxubee County.
TChancery Court AT Rules, March 4, 1857
ALIEN McCAsKILL, Admir-
va.
JANIS L GRAr, ct al.
+ pom opening the matter in said Bill Of
- Complaint, aad it appearing to us that
Dr.. J. Henry Gray, one OF the defendants in
this cause, Is a non resident OF this State, but
res des beyond the limits thereof, so that the
ordinary process of this Court cannot be
served upon him,
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Macon Beacon, a newspaper
published in said county. for four successive
weeks, notifying said defendant to be and
appear before the Clerk and Master Of this
Court at Rules, at the Court House in the
town of Macon, on the Cd Monday after the
4th Monday Of March 1857, TO plead, answer
or demur to the Complainant's said Bill, in
default Of which the several allegations there.
Of wiltbe taken for confessed and decree rer
dered accordingly. X. Z v. YATES
Jaruagin & Rivesl Clerk and Master.
March 4, 1857. 4wa
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e Stabh.


ST0LEN from my premises IN the night Of
- the 18th Of May last, Two MULES, one a
dark brown horse mule, With scar or burn
over the left eve brow tiue speck on The left
eye, and a slight blue streak 90 the right eye
medium size, eight wear. old.
Also a dark sorrrl, or light bRl horse D.ule,
rather on the small order. Nc other marks
recoIlectrd, | wit give one hundred dollars
rewud for the m es and thief, or t25 for each
mule. A liberal compen alton will be made
Tor any information sent to me At Gad~den.
Ala. ELIJAH POWELL.
June !. It
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Administrators Notice.


FILTERS of administration having
~ been granted to the undersigned
at the ay term A. D, 1867, of the
Honorable Probate Court of Noxubee
county Mississippi on the estate OF
James II Gilmore deceased, notice Is
hereby given to all persons indebted
to the said estate to come forward and
make immediate payment aud all per
sons having claims against the same
are required to present them duly
probated and registered within the
time prescribed by law or they Willie
forever barred.
Issued May term, 1867.
SIM. ORR,
Mag oF '67. ew Admr'
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St1ayed or Stolen.

\ SMALL milk ard cider pony, tail
n name crt oA-bad OF cavalry saddle
and birdie He was taken or got loose
near Mrs Fancher's place, on Plum creek.
will give a liberal reward for the return
of the pony, or will be thankful for any
information that will lead to his recovery.
|. d. WELLBORN.
May l8. 1867. 81
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-06-14
IN Dive
Tn State of MiSslSSIppl,
AD TT'RFF IOEATj.

III state of Mississippi,
AOIUBEE COUNT.
III I e Probate Court of said county, at thu
May Term, A, D., 1867, thereof.
In the mat er of the petition OF Elizabeth N.
Nance, Administrative Of the estate of Geo.
Ii. Tomllnson, late of said county, deceas'
ed, reporting his estate insolvent-
TO Sarah l.. Tomlinson and Matte D. Tom
linson, minor heirs at law aud distributes
OF said decedeRt
V0U and each of you are hereby notified to
y be and appear before the Probate Court
of Noxubee county, Mississippi, 81 the court
house thereof in The town Of Macon, on ga,
turday the 22d day Of June rext, then and
there to show cause why sSid report should
not be confirmed, ana said estate declared in.
solvent.
BY order OF court.
GUAR L BELTS,
May "a. 81. 4W Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-06-14
English Female Ri ters

Is the onlF combination that actually aud
pos lively trouses and restores the womb
to rs naturally healthy condition. 1t re-
mo rs all unnatural ob,tructious, relieves
painful Ct oppressed MprStruation cures
Le"corr O. or whites, Failing Of the
omb, liu cries, Chiorieis poIp,trtiGn,
Nervousness, Swimming nj Giidluess Of
the Head llclncbola Liberation ana Irri.
lation OF the Nomb. Derangymeats ofthc
hidnrysuud Bladder, and ali diseases that
are peculiar TO t e female SIX afairling
old or you 2 married or stglc. Send
and get one bottle; it will do YOU goou.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-06-14

AZ all the remedies that have Laan dis
~ covered during the present age T., th,
Thousand ills that flesh is heir TO-" ntnt
equal this wonderful preparation, Only ter
years have elapsed since the disc ,verer. " he
spent a decade IN stud my experiments ant
peIieeting it, FIRST introduced it to the pub
liz, aud it IS already recognized BY The mos
eminent physicians in all parts OF the cOun
try, to be the most surprising and effective
remedy for certain diseases OF which they
have knowledge.
All other Compounds or Syrups Of thi.
root have hitherto failed TO command The
sanction of the Facult', because, on being
tested, they have been found TO contain nox
'ons ingredients, which neutraiize The good
effects OF the Sarsaparilla, and oitenume
mjnre the health Of the patient, II is moi
50 with iiu;ley's preparation.
This is the pure and gepu ne extract Ell
the root, and will, on trial, be found to efeci
a certain and perfect cure Of the following
complaints and diseases
Affections Of The B2nes, Habitual
Costireness, Debility, Diseases
gthe hidneys. Dyspepsia,
ErysepiiaS Female
irregularities
Ft&uia;
All Skin diseases, Liver Complaint
Indigestion, Piles, Pulmonary
Dieases, Syphilis, ScrofuIa,
or Kings Evil,
Besides cnring the above, it is also
known to be a
Gyeat and Powerful Tonic,
Purifying the blood aud inyigorating
The system, For sale ny
Fl DENT,
Druggist, Macon
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stolen.

STOLEN from my premises on The
(4th inst a roam hcrSe mule medium
size marked with an T Oh one shoulder,
aud about 9 years id A liberal re,
yards will be paid for his recovery or
my information Of his whereabouts
From the track he was evidently srolen
by white man.
S b McDAVID.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-06-14

SrRAYED-A two.and a half wear old
0rtlrt color, red and white, and marked
With a swallow fork in each oar, She has
0eru missing a6ont two months. She
used on The south side of the Noxubee-
q liberal reward will be paid for her. Ap-
ply at the Beacon office.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-06-14
CHILLS ANDFEvER

Car be so easily cured by using one pack
age Of DromgooIe and Cos KING OF
CHlLLS, which never fails 10 arouse
the Liver, cleanse the Stomach, opens the
Bowels, and reli YES the most invetrrate
eases Of Chills. One package will cure u
case Of SIX months standing.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-06-14
IMPORTANT TO ALL.

The season for chills and fever is now up
on us. II therefore becomes our duty and
interest also to get the best cure in use: and
the only one we can with truth rely upon as
certain, is HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC, as
thousands Of welLattested cases can testify
1t is fast supcrsedinG all other remidics for
apue and fever or chills and fever. e. y.
body should try it when they have chills.
Can be had at any drug store, - our friends
Hurley, Ruddle d Go. are selling large guam.
titles throughout the west and south. Every
store should have a supply on hand to meet
the coming demand.
Fer sal By u. DENT,
Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-06-14
Town Ordinance.

Be it Ordained by the President and
Sclertmcn Of the Town of Macon, that
stalls ofthe Market Home Shall he free
to all, under the following restrictions .
No person shall occupy more than
ne stall.
No person or persons shall hawk or
peddIc meat, vegetables or other pro-
Visions on The streets cf said town, buf
fer them for sale Vt the MARKET Honse
under a p%enolty Of two dollars iue for
each violation Of this Ordnance,
This ordnance to take effect thirt,
days after its passage June 8 67
} FASER Mayor.
Attest WIN. WARD Secs.
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Boot and Shoe shop,
No. % Commercial St. Louis.

LAVE again opened my~
y boot and ,hoe shop at my
p'u stand opposite the court. 49,
n"ese' hy shop will be found in the front
.O11a up'staiFs Old customers and the
Puollc generally may be- assured Of the
osAeest aud best homemade work.
c. KUIIL.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-06-14

E"The best place to buy your clothing,
when you 90 to Mobile, wholesale and retail,
/. at Levy Woolyerton & Co.'S No 10, Dau
phtu st.
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ASSESSORS OFFICE.
u S INTERNAL REV.
~ DfsT Of MISSISSIPPI

Brandon June ION, 1867
10 tie Ta1 Payers Of this Dist.
You are hereby notified thar, agreeably to
the l0th Section o the Revenue Laws, | will
proceed to hear, at this office, all and any APP.
peals relative to any erroneous or excessive
yalu ttlons, ass Ssments or enumerati, ns made
by the Assessor or Assistant Assessors in said
District, returned in their annual lists, on
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday aud saturday,
26th, 9th, 2Sth and 29lh days OF June, 1867.
THOMAS S, WHITE,
Assessor I'd. Dist. of Miss.
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j, veil want amt foe French calf
kUHL'S SHOP 1I,' AZ
! h BOWEN
!. DENTIST.

~ s &c. {, s, SS:' 'sr, &c .A = 'i S..., oa1s.
s Mo-, DE- public H. " .st. Without paine M
n ,'''"'1'' il q, ,Ss IsSrt,aat'ses q t in'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-06-14

w-LEvY. WOOLVERTON & co. have
reopened at their old stand at No. 20 DAU.
hin ST., between RoYAL & WATER SITS, Mo-
bile, their new and mammoth clothing house,
with the largest aud cest selected stock Of
Clothing, which they will sell, wholesale and
retail, at manufacturers prices,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-06-14
The Sunshine of Hope

NO." bursts upon your vision, and the
cloud, OF despair that hang as a heavy
pil d gloom upon your brow can now be
driven back, aud the bright visions If
health, ia all It's grandeur, IRE no offered
you, DROMGOOLE & CO.'S
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-06-14

"a" PLANTATION CLOTHING, IN very
age quantities., at cheapest prices, at whole
sale at Levy, WooIverton & Co.'S No. 20
DaupbiG st., Mobile.
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Ii u X l. Y'S
STOMACH BITTERS

For Debility, Loss Of Appetits, Weakness,
indigestion or Dyspepsia, liant Of action
gAe Lieer, or DIsoRDERED STOMACH,
There are no BitttrS that can COM
pare with these in removing these di.treSs-
ing complaints. For sale at H. Dents, or
at any Drug store in the United States
or Territories, or from the proprletors at
Louisville Ky, to whom all orders should be
addressed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-06-14
Constitutional Monarch

Is recognized by the MedicoI Profession as
The BEST and most CERTAIN Blood
Purifier row b, fore the public, and why ?
Simply because it is composed Of the best
medicines for that purpose, viz: StjlIiugia,
Yellow Dock, SursapariIIa, Pu,lock, and
lodide Of Potash For Scrotnla, Cutanp-
Gus lrruplions. Skin diseases, Govt, Rheu.
mat SIN, GIandular lumors and SwelIIngs,
old Ulce $ and Sores, constitutional De,
engagements, etc it acts like Il charm.
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PILES! PILES!

Why is it you continue to suffer with
Piles, " hen the remedy to cure you can
be so easily obtained Do not suffer an.
other day send Immediately and procure
one box of Dromgoole and Co.'S PILE
SALVE. and be cured. Internal or
external Piles, whether reesnt or long
St nding, can be cured i~nmedistely.
Caunot Southern Physicians cure the
Piles AS well as any one else! Try ON
remedy. then.
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Those who DO Not Think

hnOSc WHO AHO NOt AHtEA
Gray hairs honorable, can have them re-
stored to their natural color without stain
lug the skin or scalp, II does not dye the
hair, but simply RESTO L to its brm'
or color, and at the same time prevents It
from falling off, cleanses the scalp OF all
dandruf and seruff, imparts a beautiful!
gloss, and comes as near restoring hair to
the bald as any other preparation, 1t Is
Dromgoole Il Co.'S TONIC HAIR RES>
TORER 1t is warranted
The GREAT SOUTHERN PREPA-
RATlONS, MS a class of Family Medl-
cines, should be used by everybody.
j.. p. DTOmgOOle & Go.
ProprletOrS, Memphis, Tenn.
Or SAMPLE g. llcLELLAND,
H DENT, Macon, Miss.
May II, 1857. ly
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-06-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

He knslt besi her dying bed,
osp ak daughter, speak. = the old man said,
SAID she, where is il, lather, we're is it, | say.
Il iylish Female Bitlery, l must have to-day. >
An forms Of stubborn or long s%iaoding cases
ofChils. can be immediately and permanent
IL Gu ed BY using D%romgooie d Co.'S King Of
cbils, which arouses the Liver, c~leanses the
Stomach, opens the Bowels, and never affects
the head
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-06-14

THE undersigned having made arrange
ments TO get Groceries and Western Produce
from first band', respectfully call the .asten'
ton of tbe public tot cir Stock and prices, aud
if saving money lie any inducemsut, We are
sure we cen satisfy our customers.
We have on hand
FEOur-cboice and best family,
Starch crystal Gloss
DO Corn for Culinary use.
Star Candles, 40 L 10 ID BIS.
Palm, GeEma T. toilet
soaps
Lard. cheese, crackers,
sugar, cO1Tee.
Vinegar, pepper, spices,
Nails all sizes.
Garden Hoes, rakes and
trOWeIs,
Garden seed, FLYER skin
onion st It's,
CrOekery--a fine assortment
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-06-14
YoUB LIFE o

Must be chpnged, in order to b. relieved
Of THAT troublesome class Of i~l,eases re.
curing pure blood. DROtLGOOLE'S
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-19
AGRICULTURAL.

g TREELIsFNG GRAPEvINEs.-We clip
| the FLOWING from leading agricu1-
tural Journal. we regard the writer
as talking sensibly, and commend
what he says to the readers of-the
JOURNAL:
SMymethod of trellising is my own
originating, and in all my observa-
5tions [ have never seen one that seems
to answer the purpose as we'll. [ first
set posts of cedar, chestnut, oak, or
any lasting tim Der, eight feet apart,
and projecting onezfoot above the
ground. To these are spiked with
large nails, either before setting
the posts or afterwards, two by four
=scantling, eight feet long, stretch
three OF four No. 15 wires along them,
and at the top nail a-strip of board,
zone by three, to keep the whole Sc
cure. No apparatus is-needed to
stretch the wire, as man will pull it
sufficiently tightsfor all practical pur-
poses. The vines are fastened to the
hprights by staples made of No. 9
wire and bent Ia proper shape: The
-trellis is cheap, can be made by any
-one and answer every purpose Some
object to its being SO high; but |: like
sto have it high enough, for some
strong growing varieties require more
room tbanothers, and the vinyardist
is not obliged TO train TO the top un-
less he pleases Ny canes are tied TO
the treflis at a sdistancesof about two
feet, with any kind of string that will
not soon wear apart-usually common
cotton twine-and if the cane is az
|loweda to- grow atos the ytops board,
[ take small strip Of leather. and,
tack it around the cane to the b ard.
renew my canes about once IN four
Dor FIVE years LETTINGS the sum-
mer pruning, a new cane grow near
the old one I propose to cut away.
Thus / take away about one-ffth Of
the vine yearly, which ma es the vim.
yard perpetual Strong canes should
be chosen for the new one, and every
chance given to it during the summer,
OF but little fruit will be found upon
it the first year. Old canes will never
be as productive, neither will the
fruit be as fine or well-ripened as up
on younger ones. The, renewed sys-
tenn should always be adopted in some
shape, and with my method it is a
very simple affair" @
4 j Last summer, with two boys, eigh-
teen and twenty years old. and two
teams, Mr.. Washington Brooks, Wa
terford, Blackhawk county, Iowa,
raised l76e bushels of wheat, 400 of
corn, broke forty acres, put up two
i mlles Of three board fence, put out
three acres maple grove, and cultiva-
4 ted orchard, &C. a.s's5 : a msbs
F. a Mr.. Blenkiron, in England, is
SAID 70 be the largest breeder Of thor
ough bred horses in the world. : He
has IA breed mares which will. be
bred to 10 horses sllqaa IL -
tk III ,.2a1. I31S 8df 1Lvy ss=asff s. y t.see.
pie Raspberries that were left un prun-
| ed last fall should be at once attended
to, and all the old wood, and young,
slender, weakly shoots cut out.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-19

steam Engines, circular

.sfss1t2 Tefs' ~ bnB Mills.TenTo0
seoii1o ssmees a'.o5 = nosrgdnad .uwoTdl
yt.aIIIy-2 r. ~
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RI IL NsFW
MACHINISTS.

&c GARUaNI