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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-05-22

s1S0 'a.ee 10y HOc0iUlV accrue 70 pOeterdty
demand most imperionslyi ne ssitonld u
rally and by determined nnanimity Of H.
tioh. i! ss ala n, what may be our very ias,
chance sa1 for regaihing even q shadow 81
those political and civil rights. now %
wantonly, SO ruthlessly ana tytahicaliy
withheld ~ from " Then may NJ feaasssana
bly, hope to be able to combat, Il not to de-
~, all the vindictive hatred and malice
all the envenomed wrath Of the Gearys
the Bruwnlows, a6umners, Stevens Phil
ips and al Of sueh like. Then when ii a.,
present down trodden and sorely afflicted
people may have a voicelin the national
councils, from which they have been 90
long, SO upjuAly excluded, 10 CLINT and ga.
tiate the hatred, 10 appease the yilest pas.
sionsrever ebulatlng, boiling oser towards
us ih'the heartstof malignant Radicslisn.
Then may we hope possibly to effect some.
thing for good towards ourselves and CHI.
dren, but certainly mot tall them a viii
not seek TO detain yom readers LONGER BY
expatiating on this vindictivs message Of
the Governor Of Pennsylvania, but simply
ask (f agreeable to YOURSELF it's publica-
ton, that as before remarked, during this
awful and momentous crisis, all may know
whom and with what we have to, deal,
what ofjnstiee to expect ignoring eyery.
thing o. all sptro1imatiSg mercy, and
govern ~ themselves accordingly, Did not
the fear Of unduly encrosching on, your ,aus
space forbid II, I would be strongly tempt.
Cd, by way Of o8set' to the message IL this
Pepnsy l lya All, Governor % beg psrmission
to cal, attantion Of your readers to that
Of the mobile christian and patriot ana,
states y Governor 'English, 81 Connects.
cpgt. e g fessently addressed to the Legxi,la-
ture Of that State, q brief record Of which,
may be read IN ths Weekly edition Of the
Picayunc 9TH inst Permit I short e.,
tract. He says: "That as citizens Of = 3
common country, we should strive to ex.
tinguish, vindictive resentments enaonderr
ed BY the late civil war-waeed to main
tain the supremacy Of the Federal Consti.
tuition and the integrity Of the Union; TINT
great object Is not yet attsined, tfls Union
Is not yet restored. The States are denied
representation in the National Govern,
nsnt by the action Of Congress. These These
measures if persisted in will trsnsfo,rrmpt tbe
Republic intoa despotisln, He deems the
course Of legislation pursued by Congress
wholly unwatyanted,n anu as fatal to
Union and the Constitution These, Mr.
Editor, INDY be truly termed "apples Of
,old," &C., the benignant beaming Of the
morning star, oh that it's Heavenly rays|
nay penetrate the darkest haunts Of Rad.
calism and fanaticism. The noble spirit
II christian charity, forbearance and lien.
y here set forth, stamp the CHARACTER and .
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-05-22

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gotten to call at the office and plank
down the dough ALI SUCH we hope
viii take the gentle hint and come and
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-05-22
NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE On.
Nsw ORLEANS, May 10th 1867.

NV ORLEANS, May 10th 1867.
Friend Democrat The release d
President Davis has II last been accom-
plished- his confinement, which will Beg
reproach to the nation through al lime, II
an acteof broken faith and >ipjusdce, hss
been terminated by his release, on bail, in
the sum of one hundred thousand dollars.
A writ was served upon General Burton,
commanding at Fortress Monroe, requiring
him to produce his prisoner ID the United
States Court at Richmond, and having re-
ceived orders from Washington to obey the
summons, the General left with Mr.. Davis,
arriving in Richmond on Saturday morn
ing. Mr.. Davis stopped. at the Spots
wood House mo public DEMONSTRATION
was made On his arrival, and everything
passed of Quietly During the evening
and on Sunday number Of friends called
upon him 20 guard eg restraint being put
upon his movements, On Monday, the
18th Si Inst, as might have been Bee expected,
the court room was ahed with Oh anxious
crowd Of spectators. General Burton hav-
ing produced his prisoner, the Judge re-
3 lisyea bin Of his charge, when the Mar,
shall served q, bench warrant on Mr., Davis
requiring hnto answer the Norfolk in
idictment for treason, application was then,
made 70 the Judge to a1lpw Of Bali being
given, and there being 10, opposition, the
Judge gave his consent, fixing the amount
Ut one hundred thousand dollars, which
was Immediately furnished, the first name
On the bond after that Of Mr.. Davis, was
Horace Greedy. Itais not probable that
President Davis will ever be- brought to
trial on the indictment although Che tine
for if is fixed in November until which
time he is said to have no settled plan for
the future.9a a 80 mort GoiimB2nuoo
On Tuesday the 7th inst, the t0burchof
the q, immaculate Conception was the scene
Of happy meeting offriends to assist at
thennuptial ceremonies, between q pronii1
nent and highly esteemed merchant, and
one ot the fairest daughters Of our city
Nicholas ], Hoey, Esq. of the widely cele-
brated house Of @. 3. Girardy: h Co., land
late member of the Washington Artillery
was united to Miss Mary Gernnon, daughter |
ofiour well known fsllow;citizen, N, Ger
non, ESQ., After the beautiful, and impress
sive service, friendly congratulations were |
given, and the guests Surrounded The young |
couple, wishing them q bright and happy
[utufe.ia a1e .stas 6 qniaol9aa ,u4od s49w
Considerable excitement exists in the
commercial circles four city, owing to the
arge failures that have taken place. The
First Nationa Bank gof oui city is now
closed undergoing an examination. of an
agent ofthe Controller 81 Currency aaa
although the friends of the institution
claim that !" it is all right, "a great deal ]of
anxiety il felt " the depositors,, and some
shaking Of heads is going on. The last
quarterly statement Of the institution
showed q line Of discounts equal to almost.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

The State Board OF Equalization,
says The STATE Register, has jlst cenl-
pleted its labors upon tile assessment
returns OF the different counties. The
retaras show valuation OF r atty in
the sta'e Of s2i7,7l5. 1876, and of per-
sonai property e6,9C6. $50. This is
quite n increase over 1866, the fig
ures for that year being as follows:
Realty, 225,i2o.7i3: personal. $751;
178,il6. The e~qlalizations Of the
abose returns for this year viii in
reasp the amount Of tire real proper
~ to about s250,0oo,O 900. The board
also fixed the State Assessment as
io.loNs: For general revenue, l mills;
~ orphans Home, I Of Il mil. III
MS connection it is proper to note
hat The entire Indebtedness of the
-tate, orer aid above what { has
seans e ray, i only abon' $500, 900.
" nj pffsgt to this there is due from
Ia United States about $500. 600.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

\ NLW ASEcD3TE OF MASKING
Tas.-fhe only man Of whom ii
scori has been kept tia. was not
wei by the presence OF the Father
Ills Coueirg was james Byrnes. lie
Mne'l . piece of hand which Wash
.gton desired to have included ia his
Ian Of the Federal capital. Mr..
l;yrHes fatty refused. Unused to o.
rosiien, Washington turned upon
i'm and said d liz only could say ii:
Mr.. James Byrne-. what would
orr laad Eave been worth if / had
not placed ills city on the Potomac? p
E,iIies was not crushed /; but, I'm
dismayca cody tarned - him and
sad:
George Washington. what would
YOU have been worth ii you had not
.lalIieJ the widow Gusts ~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. w. Bradley's celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(oR DOUBLE SPRING.
& X RT

They " II nsi bend or break like the Single
Spring, but viii preserce their PeJeet and gsac5-
fai shape when three Or four Ordinary SALTS will
have been 'hrosra aide ~ %4ssiess. The Hoop.
arc covered with d9pbts and rristed thrra9. an /
the tYffom roa. are not only double springs. but
twice Tor doutlel coeersd preventing them from
wearir g out when dragging down stoops, stairs,
&c.
The Worderfif Fleribi7lg and great eenfgrt
and pleasure L any Lady wearing the GaDi.x
E3,Ffir Ssir' viii be experienced particularly in
all crowded A.seiaJiics. Operas, Carriages, Raif-
road Carr. fharet Peirs, iea CHAIR, for Pom
cad and II mar Dy,ss, a the Skirt can he Fold
ell when in use 10 occupy a small place as easily
and conveniently a. . silk or Muslin Dress, an
inya uable quality in cFinoline, not found in any
Sin lie Spring skiIt.
4 Lady having enjoyed the pleasm.c. comfort.
and great eoareaieace Of wearing the Dap3er e.
fiBtie steel Sgssay .Skilt Tor a sisg.e dee, nil
never aftcrw ards willingly dispense with their
use. For Chj1af,a. Misses and iopaJ Lsaes,
taey are superior u all others.
The duplex Elliptic IS a great favorite with
al Ladies' and Is universally recommended by
Fashion Magazines as the Staa iusa Ski. II ne
Fashionable Horld.
To enjoy tina following inestimable airarta-
ges ia Crln9line, viz; stpe 8aE YRGffg. f-Ject
ntaaataefure. Stg}ish shape aad 6aish. ferftidfy,
asra5 iiy. esmf9rf aaa seoasaay, enquire fer j.
W. BRADLEY duplex Elliptic, or Doabie Spring
Skirt. an 4 he surc Won ret the genuine article.
GATTlON.-Te guard against imposition tie
particular to notice that skirts offered a. :" Ds-
plex' have the rel ink stamp. viz. -. W.
Bradley's Daplex Elliptic Steel Springs" upon
tie wAistbanl-none others are genuine. Also
Notice that every Hoop will admit 4 pin being
rassed I rough the centre, thus revealing the
twa or douiAe3 syringe braided together therein,
which j. the secret Of their H.ribiss and
strength, and = combination not to be found in
any other Skirt.
FIR sale III 81 store where Frs, Cia 5 s.irts
are soli thfon a5out tho United states and else
where.
Manufactured by the sole owners Of the atent.
VESTS. BRADLEY d CARR.
81 Chambers 4 70 & 81 Reade Sc y Y.
H. "a lsA- MIN
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

Housekeepers, especially in hotels
and large boarding houses, are some
lines compelled from necessity to use
mix for tea aud coffee after the cream
has risen. rs q consequence one
boarder viii have the benefit of al the
:ream. and ,Leoihers ofihe skin,-milk
rom the G pitcher. When sew
eral quarts are 10 be- used. this MAY
ca-ily be remedied BY running the
milk though a common tin strainer,
Wien the cream will be thoroughly
broken np, and mixed with til. milk
and look and be essential. ike new
mix. BY this simple device many a
ao~asekeeper may maintain her char
Of furnishing something besides
skim milk for her boarder.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

The COW of Christopher Young,
whe lives near Florence, Mass, was
mixed dry for several nights in sue
cession recently, aud although he kept
watch he was a~nabie'to catch the thief
II was ~ last discovered BY setting a
trough full OF milk as bait. thai a
snake vas the depredator. TIE rep
tile. together with six Of lis o~ffsprings,
vas at once despatched and measured
oser seven feet in length. 1t was Of
a grayish color. and known as the
NIX snake from Its habit Of milking
cows.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

The uGaef.i-ael offers for sale, Ms valuable
fatB. comprising $50 acre. partly i'm ravea IT,
See. IS. Of Mild'eheil Towns H., buchanan
County. iowa. Portions of tho land are suit
able either for stock er grain farms. The
improvements comprise len acres under god
cultivation. two dwelling house,, ami a good
veli. The property will lie sold in bots 10 suii
the purchasers. Reasonable time will Ia given
for a large share of the purchase money. For
particulars. inquire If the subscriber Oh the
premises, Of } II Campbell, Independence, N
j. K. Begun. Winthrop.
1872 IN. If
June Z. ls67. THOMAS TOWER.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

Hodges sells good goods. and
you can depend on his prices be-
ing as low as any ones in town.
Hodges asks what he means to
sell for, and no jewing allowed.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13
LIFE PILLS
AND PHOENIX BITTERS.

The Most Successful Medicines
In the World.
Established In 1885 by one of
our Most Eminent Physicians, and
now used throughout North and
South America, with more pleasing
results than any other Medicine in
cases Of diseased Liver, Blood or
Skin, Indigestion, C~Ostiveness.
Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism
and Fever and Ague.
Thousands OF certificates are In
our possession, giving detailed
accounts of perfect CURES effected
by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System and put
all the functions of the body
In . healthy condition.
SOLD By al Druggists. White & Rowland, Propri-
etors, eaccemon to DR.. John Mcfat and DR.. ". D.
NolAt, New Yort.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

Hodges wonders if the manu.
facturers tax is being paid TO-
wards the support of that flag
that some merchant. hoist in
great time of peril.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

Go to Hodges store for good Clothing, regular prices, courteous
treatment where no twenty per cent. is put on in order to take
off five. and above all no customer allowed to make his own prices.
Hodges has a price and so has most merchants of a christian turn
of mind.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13
A RARE CHANCE

r. gef = frt ell -sdaeiIiny n TnAe srn lence.
fawa. The -s sseei Ter heinz ies run, feaaov
,as west, nos ssie4s hi- rel.enee on c ner "
Walnut and Mott streets. fer sale. The iat j.
10 rods square. s. fh god tsrn. a gpa3 never
falling vel. AMI q 'srec e.stetn i On the mace
The house Is one o. the best n the city. @2x2i
feet On the groani, two stories high, has q good
cellar. has liz rooms On first hppr and fye "a
the second. all we'll finished. Any gentleman
wishing a nice residence would 10 well 70 exam
inc thi. property before hnxing. Terms easy
Tor further particulars. enquire IF the subs.Fihel
"a the place, IL Ransom Bertie, Land Agent. IN
dependence. Iowa ofa &C teo doors east u Mon.
tour House. j.. +. LYON.
D.e. II. 1856. 70 #
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

CHICAGO, Nov. Is, 1868.
Mr.. II. z. GARDNER, Proprietor GARDENERS
Rheun.atie 4 Nearalgic Compound.
s~ir-Having been afflicted With the Neuralgia
in my face for six months, Il friend induced me
To try your Compound, and / can eheerfully say
| found it the only relief, and ! ~omm it to
all who are troubled with the Neuralgia.
Yours Respectfully,
A. BOOTH,
Oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison d Dearborn sts.
CHICAGO, August %. 1866.
DR.. GARDINER, Proprietor GARDENERS Rhcumat-
ie 4 Neuralgic Compound.
Dear sir-Ir il with great pleasure that ! tes-
tify to the merits Of your invaluable medicine.
Having been afflicted with Neuralgia for more
than a year, causing me great annoyance as well
AS suffering. and after trying almost every rem
edy that could he obtained. a friend induced me
to try your Compound, and ] am happy 10 say
that one bottle cured me, and ! heartily endorse
al. that has been said in its favor, and earnestly
recommend Il trial by every one suffering from
Neuralgia or Rheumatism.
WIN. s. HOPKINS,
~45.I2ml Firm Merrill 4 Hopkins, 20 Lake ST
Sold by Smaie 4 Goodfcllow, DInggists, In
dependence, Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

Six hundred garments made By
one merchant tailor. "name UNI
known" in a month immense
business for two men to sew so
many.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

Hodges is the Best Clothing
Store under the sun, moon and
stars, but he has not got a dozen
prices on his goods.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13
FARM FOR SALT.

'lNllE Subscriber offers for sale his Farm. cen
l. slsting of one hundred and fifty eight acre.
thirty two acres of tiiiage, eight acres timothy
and about one hundred acns under fence. and
the balance timber. The Wapsipinicon River
runs through tie timber and there Il a good ne,
er-iaiiing sprDe thereon, which never freezes,
and Is Convenient both for the house ard stock.
Said farm j. Of a mile from the Red Scbno,
House. Fairbanks TIP, buchanan Co, Iowa. all
Of which viii sell for $l3 per acre. For fur
Their particulars. inquire Of the subscriber on
the premises.
FRANCIS PINGREE.
Fairbank. Nay |, 1867. "a en-
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13
j. #. HODGES

Some merchants sales for the
past week were ten thousand dol
lars-a large amount for a small
annual hcense-but it must be
correct for a merchants charae-
ter for truth and veracity is I'M
questioned.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

General PILLOW has al la.t been Sin the
iieia7 10 some purpose. He estimates bis
r9rn efop this year at 200, Goo, Bushels
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13
.4. 6!.v.LoaGLE MLUiLiRE
\ n. PURIFYING CT TIE BLO00.
lDIc. =. ". DDLASDsS
iJi:0n DOCTOR.

No. = Limit
s>.:s, Hct;ic--sash, Snit Eheuss,
l1tsts (~a~baoSics, Ioils, n,ai PILES.
is,tfyessyt osay Of this, or ofauy other ms.
, Ii ia Ia vcry Il. fcayly haosu." Il Il
taSass 90 c.y - prove IL. Ills, ho CT, *
sin. selt! Tag to I'll i'gopficiara a His mca-
isa-.taat, viait EsIe1rsat - thc pgblic ;hat .his
i a most woi.arr.al and elective srcr..ic Tor lIu-
iHors, rs stated above, IL las abundant proof at
isa1:o sg,t.!a lis E.ate.ieat.
For sixteen years lie iaIusr. pecTon las been
manufactured and soll, aal.F cry year las increased
lie value Of its reputation, AID tlc amour. Of its
sales. In New II ~unpshiro, where IL originated, ~
remedy FOR iiuIaors is - highly priced. IN cui-
nent physician (now an .rny sarseonl when rrac-
ti-ins in New liamp.hirc, purchased between fifty
anl sixty gallons ~ &, during soma seven or eight
years., AID uscl it IA Lis practice. lie has since
then ordered i &. The hasai,,l where ic was IA
TONED. CtAcs rhysIsiaas have purchase. =, and
have used il in practice with great success. Whea
the Proprietor lived in New Hampshire, AZ COTS
town Centre, for the space of tiirty or forty niles
around, and In Manchester particularly, the IirVog
Door was wei known aad highly valued fer
,ln numerous AMI wonderful cares which it effected.
Though manufactured il lar quantities the supply
was frequently cS4Iuatci, agi purchasers had TO
wait for more 70 be made. IL that region come
very severe clses of l.rysipeias were treated with
1t - and they were cared Erysipclas scrcs, or
r,rhun-ie. ,f,os. u.,iv ,.tnEi rl..-s 80 .u,-o
s'tt 80 ~"
" removed wherever 'Ais medicine was faithfully
used. 50 il was with Scro.uia and Salt R,.eum.
The IIryo. Docrog cured tlcIa.
ror Tho sal. of sbo,c,nr y,b,t ! ,b.,,a, : -
a few testimonials arc here Inserted:
,s.,.c, c.,. r. u..n
ksrs,y cslt.fy ~ I rs sSrsiy effected win
limbs and other parts y my toag; Ihe shtertnJs
,rhtfh L ea'taFrd ron tasfa are tndeAcrioa~e: Su
Zee u 10 say Mt 4 Jdtfhfthy tr'ea settraI ~ Tie
most POpAlir hHR.or Tr.tti6s, c,t iSaihont 'eagor..
shy 1ae t.etctah. ~ iehgal, ~ We eai'ites Tslucss
q 81 iassasass l,se"a, 1 Has shutcst 70 Try Dr.
=. W. re-. ma 5 h.nior foesori ana ani roy napIt
% otffst sadt az my. hotss 6sre Tenoted. ana wy
heGnA 'cGs restored ~ Using Or. f2kIfas Gtre
s"ta paeaietae.
BOSTON, taH. "a, 1856. MILTON GALE.
Mrs. wheeler, Stonehnm, Mass.
rem confl,n.ly and s~a.resfiy recommend Or.
J. ". IoisHIis Lai.or Toctor as an c~rceiieas REM
edy for Humors, hl ing been uoRdsffaiiy benefited
ty II mgselE My oan case tuas a rtrp setere and
ttsfiaote ono. Fer more fhon FRO pe,lrs Ire skin
npor fhs inside of toti mn hands, nd rcg dozen
o.. NE u, ist, uos co- 81 ntty cracked ard broken rp,
~ .n ,rn,t ~, ~ 49, ~ 80 ~ -. - ni"n
ing 10 eroii gct.smq Lesi .pon NJ uork. 7le
hamcr ,ra.ta 50 1'lfed me ,eds procattyn confna,,
MIN ,rls e,ft, nor 49,, IT, y S 10 -
tse f-tn.or hodtor could 9e,cesre signs Of heaiiag.
.oh.'"lsa ~ .g@r %. Msatssne ~ 4 nas Nanny
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

The population Of Worth County il ! ,543,
, 81 - tis Mi.ch.,, c ifsss.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

will sell my House and Lot. situated ten rods
i from the Burr House. fos $500. This house
is lsx5o, and is vol designed for four families.
and rents readily Tor $40 per month or s22s per
year. J want money and | am bound to sell.
The house is for rent for small families.
will rent to small families for from four IA
six dollars por month.
so r. TABOR.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

Some men sell a large amount
of goods, do an immense busi-
ness, but pay no tax on their
stock.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

patronize all old established
merchants in preference to such
men.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

Some merchants ask twelve
dollars for a coat and take six.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

The Cheapest Store under the
Sun-bosh.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13
Milton Gale, ESQ. noaton.

isre,y certify MT ] rgs soreiy afflicted with
Dolls fer .uco yeUls, derelopiBg thensselres upon my
limbs and Other parts II my body. Inc sur erings
uhich endured from them are indescri6ubte. Suf
most popular hRR.or ~r1r.fdies, tsi without rengor-
iag tie d~tsictton. Ae length, " the eafnsss reqIesf
J. ". rel ad's li.nior Doctor, and an, rory happH
10 oftest that all Aty Eoiis tere remored and Wy
heGLh ,cas restored ~ Using Lr. P9kInd's qI re
aid medicine.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-13

NEW
Agricultl Warehouse!
slo.ooc uor.n or
AGRICULTURAL INpLENEN
For Sale. at tic store of
N. BURR,
ON CHATHAM STREET,
Mishawaka, Rock Island. and Gar
den City Stubble and Breaking
Consisting in part Of
PLOW 3!
Esterly's, Wadsworth' and A. In
gals Broadcast
DISCOVERS { 0lTNlTORS.
J. lNGELo & cos
HOOSlER DRILL,
Alsa H.rrows Of Life ent descriptions.
Timothy Seed, Glover Seed,
Red Top, kentn'ky Blue Graz
Hungarian, Millvt.
Broom Corn. sorghum,
Flax, Garden Seeds.
CORY PLANTERS ( ULTIIlTORy.
Manufactured by Farst b Bradley. A good va
-iety Of
LUMBER WAGONS
Constantly n hand
4 Genuine Washing Kahite,
said to le tbe be-t ever utrodlcel j this Ell,
MANUFACTURED ~ n. Burr price 10. Also Pa
tent ehurns.
Nuiky, Spring Wire, aud Reyolsi,e
Hay & Il MD RAkE>.
WheeibarroNs Straw Cutters,
iioal Scrapcrs. Corn shelters.
>cyfhes Il S%nat',S. Hay Ferk-,
Hay knives, Corn Il ives,
III :, Garltn l.akts,
Weed Hoes, Spaaiag Forks.
Potato Hooks. Manar- Forks.
Handles & Ftrales.
TIE ORyIS g FELTON,
CORN AND FIGURING Mills.
Raapers and Mowers :
Dod.e's Patent Reaper and Mower
and Self-RaLer.
Ohio aad Buckeye Patents Comhin'd
Geo. E.terly's Improved Combined
X aper ard Mower.
THE KIRBY.
Il Mows. L R-ap-! II Rakes.
Al Combine IN the same Machine.
Goshen Ihreshins Machine