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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13
OFFIcs FoREsr CRY PRINTING HoUsF.
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OFFicg FoRFsr Cry PRINTING HoUsF,
Rockford, H., S, pi. 7th %. ]
EplroR BvLlErlN,
Dear Sir:-Will you publish the tollow>
ing facts for the good of the craft and the
public generally:
Prof Fox who has been and IS now in
your city. is a ~scouudrel and a man to lie
Stunned hv all honest business men. He
came here and tried to &c, up a concert by
promising the children a prize TO the one
who sold the most tickets; The weather was
%sultrv. but the children worked faithful and
run themselves nearly - death bu, on the
las, night OF the concert he lett the city
between two DAYS, no one knew Of his leav-
ing until after he had gone, Of course the
children received nothing. He owes Messrs,
Norman L SAWYER for the use Of the ball
Mr.. Oliver Sl3, for the use Of a piano the
Register Co., for local notices; Mr.. White
Tor board. and ourself for printing pro.
grammes: aud the meanest of all, cheated
the children out of their hard earned prize
he promised them. He never said a word TO
US about being unable 10 pay hiSbills, or that
he woald send the money. as We knew moth
ing Of his leaving until be had gone all his
statements to the contrary are utterly false.
We advise every member of the craft and
the public generally TO give him a wide
berth.
We say, le, the press pass him around.
Yours truly,
ROBT. CAUCH L Co,
jon PRlSrERs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

Under date of Sept. eth, Andrew
Johnson has issued an amnesty proc
limation. which pardons all classes en-.
gagged in the rebellion excepting as
follows:
First-The Chief. or pretended
Chief Executive officers. including
the President. Vice-President. and
all head of Departments of the pre-
tended Confederate or Rebel Govern
meni ; and all who were agents there
of u foreign States and countries:
ard all who held, or pretended to
hold, in the service of the said pre-
tended Confederate Government, a
military rank or title above the grade
of Brigadier- General. and a naval
rank or title above that OF Captain /;
and all who were or pretended TO be
Governors of States, while maintain
ing, abetting, or submitting to and
aeqaiescing in the rebellion.
.SecoRd--Ail persons who in any
way treated otherwise than as law.
iul prisoners OF war, persons who in
any capacity were employed or en-
gagged in the military services of the
United States.
7Hid-All persons who at the
time they may seek to obtain the ben
etits Of this proclamation. are actually
in civil, military. or naval contine-
ment, or held to bail before OF after
conviction; and all persons who
we're engaged, directly or indirectly
in the assassination of the late Presi.
dent of the United States, or in any
pls or conspiracy in any maner con
ncc,ed herewith.
Il testimony whereof. | have sign
ed these presents with my hand. and
have caused the seal of the United
States 10 be %thereunto affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington,
this 7th day Of September, 1867.
u. :. ASpiEw JOHNSON
BY the President.
WV. II. SEWARD, Secretary of
State.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

the same folds and receiving the same
wages-25o per day. She is intel.
~lectnal and refined and not given to
>trong-mindedness as some over.
fastidious persons might suppose. We
commend the example to those women
who are out Of employment and can
perform the same labor equally well.
liza women have the strength and
adaptation for such work it is certain
ly as proper for her to perform it as
- s,arve in a garnet.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13
.Ok23HkDlN
Is WEALTH!

MRS. WILSON has taken rooms opposite tho
bell tower, Main Street, Ind, pendence, for the
purpose Oh teaching ladies the srt OF drsss cut
ting, on a new plan.
Mrs. W. does stamping on all kinds o. eioth
for b~raiding and embroidery, has on hand :
variet, Of ladies' and children's Fancy Articles
and patterns for esle.
pt..4. c-i e-A sss. -l".~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13
NEWS ITEMS.

While on one hand Turkey pro-
claims that the insurrcction--in Crete
has been suppressed, on the other,
Russia makes a final demand Of Tur.
key that Crete shall he ceded to
Greece. Ten days given for an answer
The Michigan State Fair opeued a,
Detroit OF Tuesday, under ia,tering
auspices.
The Rebels are anxious to get Sew
ard ont of the Cabinet, because he
opposed the removal Of Stanton and
Sheridan.
Gen. Sheridan arrived At St. Louis
on the 9th inst, a, Il met with a most
enthusiastic welcome from the loyal
men ofthat city. a grand procession
was formed, speeches ofwelcomc were
made. I'M were fired aud the
whole affair was most credi,able to
ST. Louis and f~iatteriug to Gen. She,i
dan.
The removal of Gen. Sheridan was
a great rebel triumph and Andrew
johnson was the commander iu-Chief
who effected it.
The election in California has gone
in favor of the Democrats. The Re.
publicans were divided on State Is
sues, asd of course were defeated.
The Vermont and Maine elections
of course went Overwhelmingly Re
publican.
Gold has reached Lass in New
York--the effect of Johuson's achieve
menss for the rebels.
The Telegraphie cable from Florida
TO Havana has been successfully laid
and dispatch hes are now regularly
transmitted over il.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13
ouR COUNTY 4

Taken % q whole, no stronger county
iicke, has ever been presented to the people
Of Buchanan county for their su9rages, than
.Lat ru. in nomination by the Republican
Convention of the 81. nit.
Hon. r. C. Wilcox, the nominee fo- Rep
resenta;ive. needs no word Of Recommendation
from us. Probably no man in the county is
more thoroughly known by the people Of the
county. We are informed by those who had
abundant opportunity of knowing, that Mr..
Wilcox was one of the mos; influential mem
bers Of the las, Legislature, and we need not
mention that bis experience there will give
additional weight to his influences at Des
Moines next winter.
With the candidate for Treasurer, Mr..
Lewis A. Main. we have had the pleasure Of
an acquaintance during the pas, fourteen
wears, and VIC can say with all confidence,
that a mere honorable, faithful and indus
,rious man does not live in Buchanan or any
other county. Not only this. but he is ex.
extrs mely accurate and pains-iaking as al
accountant. Tie Treasurer's office in his
hands viii be a model Of coar,esey. prompt
less aud accuracy. Mr.. Joha \. Davis, tie
candidate for Sheriff, los, . ieg in The ael.
vice Of his country ; but re have often no.
,iced tina, that wooden leg s.amps around the
streets with an energy unknown to very many
men possessing two legs Of flesh and bone
Ard that word energy tells a strong and truth
ia story in favor Of a Sheriff. Whenever be-
lieyed the Republicans of Buchanan county
would forget the men wko risked life, health
ami limbs in the war, and NC still retain IN
bounded 3 nflencc in the answe OF the
sih Of October.
The fact tina, Judge W. II. Barton has
held lie Office ior which be i renominaied,
ever SINCE lis creation in this State, renders
the action Of the Convention in placing him
again before tie people, especially compii,
mentary. Tie Judge is a personal friend to
ever, body and everybody is a personal friend
t. the Judge.
We have often had the pleasure Of allud-
ing to the unusual efficiency of tie nominee
IOI SuptTlHttIAtiN VI S@A0oitf hHC tANS
cnt incumbent Of that position. Mr.. s G..
Fierce. A better choice could not have been
made. Under lis administration, the gem
.rsl interest in schools has greatly increased,
better teachers have beea employed, better
wages have been paid. better school houses
erected and the educational standard in the
..aniy largely improved. With such a rec
ord il Is no. strange that .Mr. Pierce Was re
nominated by reclamation. The ofiec is one
Of the most important in the county and has
been filed BY the nominee With remarkable
efficiency.
Tie present incunbents fof Surveyor aad
Coroner, Nj. J. W. Myers and DR.. IL. Ii.
Hun,, received the deserved compliment Of
a re denomination by reclamation. They are
.~ficicnt and worthy officers in ev.ry respect.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

Among the natural productions Of China
is what is termed the grease tree large
forests Of which grow ia the northern por>
ton Of the kingdom, and are the sources Of
considerable traffic. When the oleaginous
matter is prepared, it forms an excellent tai
low, and burns with a clear. brilliant light,
emitting no unpleasant smoke or vapor.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

A civ miss newly installed as the
wife oi a farmer, vas day called
upon by a nei-hber # he same pro-
f~rssiaa. who. III tr absence Of her
hush nj, asked her cor the Ian 81 bis
plnw for a short time. Il am sure
Won would be accommodated was
the reply, IF NJ. Stone was only al
home-don't know where he keeps his
plough. but," she added. evidently
z%ealaHs u serve. there is the cart il
the yara-coulan't you plough with
that till Mr., Stone gets back"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

Rev. Dir. Bellows says mechanics wages
are abou, fifty cents a day in Germany.
In Frankfort an income o. $4,000. enables
a man to live handsomely an keep his car.
riages and horses. a thing not jasrifable on
less than three or four times that amount in
any commercial city III A America.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

WORDS OF WIsDoM.-If any true
friends Of the country imagine they
can with safety abondon the party
with which they acted during the
war-the party that saved the Gov
eminent from destruction-we com
mend to them the earnest warning OF
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin. one Of the
truest patriots in the land. At a
Republican convention held a few
DAYS ago in Penobscott county, Maine,
Mr.. Hamlin Vice President during
Mr.. Lincoln's first ;erm) made a short
address. "IIe thought the present a
''time for action rather than words.
1.-THE words that arc used. if any,
:. should be short, sharp and decisive.
Z" There was no hour during the war
of the rebellion when there was
".reater responsibility placed upon
" us than rests upon us to-day. We
/" are not out Of our trials or our dan
sgers. Unfortunately in some res
"pects, but fortunate in others, we
"havea national Executive who seems
'sbent on thwarting the national will
Z and preventing . proper and just
Reconstruction. Reconstruction
s. should neuer be complete, except up
son the fullest banis Of popular just
/" ice and liberty and it is our bound
. en- duty rs see to it that no settle
"ment shall be made on any other
!" basis"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

The Fremont Times gives the following
illustration Of the changing channel Of the
Missouri river
Within the past three weeks the Missou>
ri river has washed away twei ty-hve acres
By actual measurment) Of timber opposite
this CITY, belonging to Mr. johnson. Three
weeks ago an occupied dwelling stood on
what is now the main channel Of the river,
and ST. Louis St arncrs pass along the same
course where mule teams were driven a
month ago.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

The Democratic organ in this city SAYS
that II. A. King will be elected Sheriff over
wha, il is pleased to term "his boy oppo>
nen.," John A. Davis, who los, a leg in the
service OF his country While II. A. King
was using his influence ia behalf Of the
Southern Confederacy. That wooden leg
ellis a s.ory Of more manliness than exists
b the whole catalogue of anti war Demo.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

Euchaaon County.
r ETTERs Of executorship on the estate Of
Isaac Il. Morgan, deceased, issued to the
Undersigned by the County Court Of said coun-
ty. All persons indebted to said estate must
make pay ment to me, and those having claims
against said estate are notified 70 6le them for
allowance according TO law.
Dated this 9Th day Of August. A. D. 1867.
CLARkISSA A. MORGAN,
n6.lv RxecutYix.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

Kew lines Of side walks are siringing up
all over The city, pursuant 10 the orders Of
the city fathers. We would suggest that the
streets forming paris Of the main roads
leading from the city DC carefully locked af
ter aud improved in the most approved man
ner wherever NJ cessary. The road leading
west has been greatly improved this sum
mer. and will be the occasion Of no further
complaint within the city limits.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

The Democracy held their County Con-
yension at the Court House, on SATURDAY.
We we're present a few moments only near
the close Of It's operations, and were ehie'iF
impressed with the fact that one gentleman
continued to tell what all the rest should dc,
and they did ii. Samuel Sathcool was nom
il.a,-d for Represen %sative. Stephen Piefsali
fer Treasurer. Capt. J. NJ. Miller for Go.
Judge, II. a. King for Sheriff, Jas. JANIS
on for Coroner, and somebody for Surveyor.
We have no mud to throw III the gentle.
men on this ticket. We slall not imitat
the example Of orr opponents by calling
them wo den men, for we could not swear
- It. There is one fact, hoaeyer, which
cannot he gainsa,ed. While tie country
life was in danger, these gentlemen, ~iih
one exception, were against their country.
This fact alone would seal their
fate at the coming election. The great mass
Of the people Of Buchanan county love
their country too well to place Ia power the
representatives Of the Southern Confedera>
er,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13
STATE UNIVERSITY.

The Board Of Trustees Of the Iowa State
University met at Iowa City on Tuesday las,
tor tie purp sc of filing certain vacancies
IN the Faculty. The Presidency Of the in
s~titution is vet vacant. the Board having MT
yet found thu right man.
The University ha an ample endowment,
and is fast rising to the foremost ralk al the
i~nslitus ons Of learning in the West at least,
if no, in the country. The Board do not
desire To elect a man without reputation, one
who seeks the position, but rather choose to
let the Institution seek the man-one Of re,
a%a,a,Ioi one who will give the Institution
Erea,er character abroad as well As al home,
ole who is able 10 place il ia the front rank,
aud thas maintain il. M institution IN the
West has a larger endowment fund tban
this. 1t is able and will pay a irs'-class sal
airy. any friend of educati n who MAY
have such a man ia their mind, would cons
fer a favor b. communicating with the Hon.
Rnsh Clark, one ofthe Trustees Of the Board,
at Iowa CITY. Iowa.
DR.. c. A. White. the State Geologis,, was
elected to the vacant Professorship of history
and geology. However, he is no, TO assume
full active duties, other than in geology, until
be has completed the geological survey ofthe
State.
R-v. S. Y. Fellows, Of Marshaltown, Io>
wa, WAS elected Professor Of the theory and
ractice Of teaching, or. in plain English,
principal Of the Normal department.
The Board passed the folio
Resoired, Tha, the children Of deceased
soldiers be admitted to the University free oil
charge.
The full Board Of Trustees were presen'
except Governor Stone, ez .Dfcio President,
They are:
Rush Clark. S. J. Kirkwood, Iowa City
l.. W. Ross. Council Bluffs; C. +. GlarksoH,
Grundy county H. c. Bulls, DEBORAH c,
". Slagle. Fairfield, and r. n Barnet, Mus-
| eatiEa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

The frat CONVEYANCE Of Iowa soil to the
whites by the Indians, according to the
Stats Annals, was made on III. &c Of Sep
.,..- '-c1
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13
FRIDAY. SEPT. Is, ys67.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

FoI GOVERNOR,
COL. SAMUEL MERRILL,
OfClayton County.
toR LlLUrENANrGoygaNoR,
col. JOHN SCOTT.
history County,
FOR JUpcE OF SUPREME CONT,
JAMES NJ. BECK,
OF Lee County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
MAJ. HENRY O'CoNNOR,
OF Mrscatine County.
SoRsCrRRiyrESnRNT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
d. FRANKLIN WELLS,
OF johnson County.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13
For State senator,
W. q. DOMAIN.
REPUBLICAN, q G K

For Representative.
r. c. WILCOX.
For Treasurer.
LEWIS A. MAIN.
Yor Sheriff,
JOHN A. DAVIS.
For Co. Judge.
W. II. BARTON.
For srp.. OF Schools,
s. G. FIERCE.
Fer Co. Surveyor,
J. W. MYERS.
Ter Coroner,
II. II. HUNT.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13
Tcstiinonials.

4 rcrp large member 81 i,nparttnf tcsstnontt5
hdre already been rcceirrI from. IhJsfri =, frr-
egnien, 4pofhecaries. aah I '.eI, LWs q! &C.
Ia sOrirtg, speaking IN fis fioSs .Fd'te''"y '''sV
the While Tine toalpon.d.
Dr.. NICHOLS. Of Northa-id, H., says
AZ md the Thite iiae Compound q De rery q
crcioas not only IL coughs q M 4ff b.~so" -,
tons bat also ~ ~ a9ns "a - ..se""S
or the .,on. sch, anI other Kindred o gli.s.'
per. J. x. CHASE, II Rumnty. ". H., %'rrites'
~ re for yc rs regfr& ! ylr GbFe 20
Componat as an iwalg BE rem y. iei
san hat 4 regard 10 ese ca ntorc stacf,hs"fff I.
a lie tia, ar. Ihfre jrsst "A the Coispos..d
for q cold, and il rorks chsrns.nysy.'
From JAMES J.. HoYr.
B~RApFoRD, y. IL. September, i59.
Or. POLAND In the Fail II is57 tool atsy
rioleas cold. raieh brought oi g tegy scffre e55yh,
also rsry btdly aJ3is!ci ,C!f1 "a { sron5tcs9A.+ d.
ease = he kii.ey tcapia!f. f,f ar fifee .Ytbs
past haze bern eery much fr3sat g n mg tarJ.
9th a D "a cough after = ISL q t3of. "a my
time here must Be stort @unlessis oag7treLef Ths
Spring, irt.s ialu 'ai - fry your UAte itae en-
pound, though my fdti ia q irts laL. EHtt,my
assonisamesf, }. fore N ut Re ttro6 thes 'nJeottgs
Tls better, the - iaeg fro"bte ats', Ght ielnt ,ftSt
nigi,s nth ut eh0 itg m q DR. III = - ma 4
hare i,.kes ae!rty LIrec JOfAes,s .! am y,oi ~ .t%ea
GsH ~ IN.
10 consumption. ~ J. hcr, mother, anil tt7o ssste's
hartay dssf y q.
The Thte Pine Conpounf, advertised at iea9ft
IN our columns, q nj oaIy atfp its ~ me tan.ts.g.
bal Is "a h.g.ly pprorci a.ei.riae. Dr.. ). ". To-
land, The inra .tor, hds tie confidence or TIE ~ ~
rho kgolr him, u co.Iden 6 Hafeh n ep1ye ,stse
lfboriny nssfai1y many years Us Il Btpfisf nisister.
His erperisare as u sufferer tel hia 10 ~ Ale er-
p~eriasats chiea issued "a his ~mel.caI discovery
Boston " tteiInll aul l~ieaetor.
A~TALraBLE MEDrcfyE-Dr. rola,pf's Thte
Pine Comp unf, adrsrtisoi ia our columns, Is asac-
eessfsI atfempt - c,ssbi - and apply The usefs mai
ririues II the Ghte Pine bur-. n h $ bean flor.
ougtiy tested BY p,opie ~ fh.s atty aud ricinny, and
the pr0pri ~ mrs r. iiH0nisi. 10 as r,iae from
persons ,ccA li'trn 10 our %cfti.eas. Ne recon-
sscnf ITS trial il an those fas.s uf dls.isr q trlicA
Us n gtek. H1 for ssiie W al cor druggists
New York Independent.
The White Pine Compound
Is manufactured at the q ENGLAND BOTANIC
IEFof, i@i Haaorer Street, BosfOn.
GE0GGE ~. ST..TT, N h.. Proprietor.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13
Meetings.

The County Central Committee have arranged
A. follows for a series of meetings throughout
the county. during the campaign. All Repuhli>
cans are requested TO actively assist in making
these meetings a decided success:
Iesup, Thursday evening. sept. l2th.
Fairbark, Friday 18th.
Winthrop. Monday Z" 18th.
Buffalo. Tuesday nth.
Qaas9ueton.T hursd'y" 18th.
Ha,leton. Friday Goth
Jefferson. Monday 2srd.
Newton. Tuesday .4th.
Iiitlaton. Thursday 10th.
Brooks Schcol House. Byron. Friday eyn'g 21th.
J. l.. LOOMS.
Chairman Co. Central Com.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

I.ifE SAVED BY A PLrG HAT.-0ur Is
teemed fellow citizen, Mr. c. A. Duuhum,
had a narrow escape at College farm on
Wednesday. Inspecting the new college
with the Blu ding Committee, he was com.
ing down the stairway, when a brick falling
from two stories above, struck him on the
head, or rather on the top Of his high
hat, mashing that down aud infieling a
painful bit not dangerous wound IN The
scalp. The opinion Of those who witnessed
the accident is thai, hut for the bat, Mr..
Dunham's skull would have been broken.
Mr.. d. is among the brick a good deal, but
this is the first time We ever heard Of his
ha ing a brick in his ha,.-Barltng,Dn
Harkeye.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

Waterloo is TO have a new Touring mill, to
F3cr"r.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

JuDGE Mason IsA DIsuNIoNIsT-
A TRAITOR TO THE NATIONAL
GOVERNMENTAL Thomas W. Cloggett
in 1851.
"JEFGERsoS DAVIS Is A BETTER
UNION MAN THAN ABRAHAM LIN
Judge Mason.
.JuDGE MAsoN's sYMPATnIEs HAVE
BEEN roo STRONGLY WITH IL ARCH
TRAITORS To SUIT The PATRIOTIC
DEMOCRACY OF Iowa ". l.. Cool
baugh.
II belisye from Tie bottom Of my
heart that the election Of any ma as
Governor IF a loyai State at Mepres-
ent time. occupying deposition rhici
JUDGE Mason does on this great CUES
ton IF preserring tie government,
WOULD BE As DISASTROUS TO THE
CAUSE OF THE UNION As LOSS oF
GgEAr BArTLE.'- ". f. C~oolbaugh
Democratic Senator from De- Holmes
equity.
Il All AWARE THAT HAVE HAD THE
MISFORTUNE I'd DIFFER FROM MANY
PATRIOTIC n JUST MN DURING THE
STORMY TIME THAT PRECEDED AND
ACCOMPANIED Our LATE BLOODY
sTRIFE.--AM NOT YET SAT
lsFlED THAT | HAVE BEEN
MUCH IN ERROR."-yudge Ma
sons Address, July, 1867.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13
TINE COMMUNICATING" powes-
tBoth eight and ten horse.)

A laudable ambition exists anenQ thrssbsr. "a ~,
the best machine in the neighborhood." Nothing 4
more disagreeablet 70 them than to have farmers CON-
plain tnat their WORK 10 not properly done, or 70 lose
valuable time BY reason Of b~reafagss, and they can
not Do TOO careful In selecting . machine.
The Sweepstakes is the accredited head
OF the lhreshing Machine family. and is sunr rior
nnish. and capacity for ,bfcshIng and claiming grain
M,ier and better than any other in the world, are
acknowledged.
The great reputation achieved by this
Msoriie machtne, has led several unscrupulous mann.
hcinrcrr, and numerous agents. 10 attach ,he nm.
'SwEErsrAKEs. 7" In one way and another. 10 ihrir
machi'er. and advertisements to mislcad and deceive.
rIr Ihis s1 Is the ss eJSse sl,c Of meanness,-dowp-
The card. g. ALTMAN Co. ssr ma.nlns has
Doth slider OF the Separator. v
Inc GenuineSweepstakes enables tho
mlice"cr 70 pick Ms customers. seldom stops for re.
pairs, lasts much longer than othen, saves much
work with less labor, aud ensbks him IN sct.c, ~.
Best and most profitable jobs. "o
Inc farmers give It the preference. and
oo,, ~ an extra price pr bashcl. because Il thrcshcs
straw, cleans fl fur market without waste. ssna. aW
ue grain, does its work with the stnost sr.,si' safe,x,
;ssm ..o oh"n, ,h and does no, keep y gang Of men aa6
"an'e "poat ihem an expense.
The elegant " Patent Piyc.
Hl9 Dc ionnd only on the ".wrrcs1. nluo year
.h Ou i. patent Cleaning A~.,ar..uu.
and poai,o opefs,o or to coniro,. me dir rpsra " v. sn.
light grain WI, "' ..yos, and clean either heavy ~
the ch .'ont waste, as last as II can be threshe1
"a v st,tAes ne seire' al a. "0'" oe gram
n~oParators. Horse Powers. Straw.
p.aIners, Gears, or Jacks, sold sena-
rateiy when desired. 4 written warranty nep a..
l. n. r'.n every machine. The .SwEEpsTAKrs.
ties shonld o 10y sssce article after harvest, and par.
riy;na OF send and get a pamphlet circul,r
x xl,hg . iull description and ra1lcnIar. ,oca,Inr
dcnce nf avss certificates, and he names and rsrSi.
bonch, " = 1.er three thousand persons who havs
S%pugat and used the Sw ErpsTAKrr in iii,nots nave
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