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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-04
.GOGHRRGlAl AND lFNLECIAL.
1nARKEn ny rELEeRArl..
NEW YoRE. peoomber !.
hHgutAs RKfoRr.

1
hnautA1 RKfoRf.
CoITuE- Scarcely 40 firm. aalas Q zoo
plles " les4c Tor middllng uplands.
hIoul-kecelpls i4,0Sl bbis, market
still rules In Iayor OF buyers; sales
300 bbls az ~ 7HAs 90 for snpeftine
state and weNiern; f0tl0 % for extra
alatei g 60a1l 50 for extra western;
- l0al2 40 for round hoop Ohio; 50 50a
100 for common 70 good 81. Lons: si2a
ID % for good 10 choice do. oloslnR
quiet California Flonr-HeAyy, Onlrs
6oo sacks At I'll 26alae6, Rye FLOUR
Sales $50 bbls ut $7ag 90. Al&
WH1sKY-Nominal.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of 1885 bus.
market lac lower, with only d moders
ate demand; sales 81, 900 bus At g. Oh for
no. 3 spring; y Is for No. 2 do; g %
Tor white California; s. for prime white
WESTERN and e 30 for Canada red In
ponu. kye-Quiet and steady. Barley
lEffmef and lalrly active; sales IS. 500
pus " VI 80 for Canada East and state,
ana tlbO for CanAdA West. Malt.
quiet; sales 1000 bus ~ 81 %. Corn
Receipts 2b,30e bus; market 10 lower
AND heavyi sales $4,000 bus at 81 SlA
lS2k Tor mixed western In store: and
u Slal 81 ahoAt; closing nj 81 Slai 3lK
In store, and u 80 atloal; q 2sal 80 fof
new mixed western. 0ats--Receipl
6L0l4 bus; market dull and 10 lower,
sales 5000 bus lat 700 for western NJ
store. and S0aS0I 10 afoat. ~ n
GRocRRIks- Rice - Quiet. Coffee
Dull and unchanged. Sugar--In fair
request; sales go hhds Cnba al li5lR
12Ho. Molnsses-In moderate REQ uest;
prices unchanged.
HoPs-Sleady at 4Oa46c for American.
PETRoLRUM-Quiet Ut IL No for crude;
2Sc for refined bonded. l
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-HeRvy and low
or; sales $500 hbls ut 81 12a2l 81 for
mess, closing at 81 % regular; SIS OOa
1925 for prime; $40 76a20 90 for prime
mess. Best-UnohAnged; sales S25 bbls
at previous pricea. Beef Hams-Firm
and In good demand; sales $50 bbls NJ
S27 00a8l 90. Bacon-Dull. Dressed
HoRs-Firmef ut sKa9c for city. Out
Meatn-Heavy; sales Us packages nj
sa9c for shoulders, aud 1lAalSc for
hama isl-fs
LARD-Dull aud shade lower; sales
$40 bbls at l21 fal9c; also 500 bbls, last
half january and tirst half February,
At 1SISalS5c.
BUITRR-Steady ct s0a4sc for state.
CHREak-Heavy at 1lal6c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-04
DEFY ooops

Owing TO the municipal election the
market u rather quiet, yet there 10 no
Important change 10 notice In the prices.
The only cheap article noticed on sale
isa new style0f print, which Ia selling
at shc, and Is said TO be fully equal 70
the Wamsutta, goods. All standard
makes Of sheetihgs are In light stock,
and held firmly at 1411al5Iic, a. are
brown drills, which command l6al6If
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-04

Manufacture Portable and
Stationary
Steam Engines and
Boilers,
Sugar Cane Mills
EVaporators,
Rock Breakers,
Stamp Mills,
Mining Machinery,
Cards Patent Brick
Machines,
Lathes, Planers, Drills,
Screw Cutters, Hay and
Cotton Presses,
Saw Mills, Flour Mills,
Mill Furnishing,
once, as Canal street,
CHICAGO.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
THos, CHAI MFRS. Superintendent
d. X, FRAsEK, Asst. and
DrughISman.
RALPH DArEs Secretary and Treasurer.
W. i. CHASE, General Agent, Now York.
Ma66s Bro, Agents. Lake superior.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-04

WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. q, 1867.
T6the President Of he RtJpleO- Ollefum Gas o..
SiR-We have thoroughly and carefully
investigated tho Q instruction and wOrkinIN
Of the apparatus for manufacturing Gas, &C.
cOrdlng 70 your companys patents and tile
COMPUTATIONS OF materials used, "a now
city, and country residence or j. T.. Gilchrist,
Ekq, near THIS city. For simplicity, dura.
bility, economy and safety, we consider IL
superior to amy other method OF mRnufAc.
turing Gus that we ARE acquainted with. We
eheeTiully recommend liz adoption by all
Ga cUuku mons.
Very Rn1nhoI ftilly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-04
The ! Latest News.

hY TEL EGHAPH.
Is, D lhe U5io5 Eiae,
onice. cornsr of Main alid Mobrua ttreet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-04

a. ]. SWEENEY,
Mayor Of WhetlinD,
W. ". MILLER 4 u,
Union Foundry and Engine Works.
WM. AARE,
Plumber dlui Gar Hiter.
W. +, GOODWIN 4 Co,
IfppF1etOrS MoLHre House,
kwEENRY 4 Co.,
MdehintStj and Engine Butid6Ta.
VIM, A, TURNKH,
Jetptlifr and Hdich Maker.
WIN u. TERRY,
General II. X. Ticket AOenL,
LOUIS GAUSS,
Proprietor McLure House Saloon.
And refer by special permission TO
Jas. N. GIIRIBTY, ESQ,
Fttabur0h, IA, formerly 7rednTCr Cty Gas O..
y. II. 6oLBTuARP, Eso.,
Gas Engineer, PitttbtrVh, Pa,
PETRoLEo.CALCIuM GAS Co,
anV7-cowly Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-04
HOUSE.

TheSpeaker presented several com
munications from the Secretary OF Wal
nd interim, including the draft Ola reso
luton explanatory Of certain acts fol
an arsenal ut Rock Island, Illinois. AL
the papers were referred to the Militia
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-12
The Best Style of Family
Ol. Dnr.y Cows.

We have before us an article from q
gentleman who has rather large herd
of milch cows, the surplus of which he
adyertises and puts upon the market
and finds ready sale for at remunera-
tive prices. 1t is natural that he should
advocate such cows as he breeds, or at
least breed such as he advocates, if he
is fair-minded man, and such we
know him to be. The subject he pro-
poses can not but be discussed with
profit, and we hope those who may dis
agree with him will respond. He
writes 4ayBu x.xaI mt arIsey41
1.-The subject that probably interests
more of the readers of the Agricultarist
than almost any other Is, sNvhat is the
most desirable kind of cows for family
use or dairy purposes In other words,
what breed will produce the most value
in milk, butter and cheese, on q given
amount of feed?' l will give you my
experience for what 1T is worth. l
have tried nearly oil the various breeds,
Attorneys, Ayrshires, Short Horns,
Madagascars and natives, and i become
satisfied, some six years ago, that Al
derneys e gave the richest milk and
produced the best butter, but thought
Thorough breeds too delicate in con-
tSl kChCkot use vi l.
then commenced crossing the Alder
neys with all these breeds, and after
careful observation | am convinced
that Attorneys crossed with Hyrshires
produce the best and most desirable
cow to be had for alt purposes. The
Ayrshires are of good size, extremely
hardy and good mixers, but the quail.
ity of milk Is no better than that of the
Devons, natives, etc; but cross the
Attorneys with them and you get Q
hardy animal, with the rich milking
quality of the Attorney. You increase
the size of the thorough bred Alderney.
Half Attorney and half Ayrshire is,
think, the very best cow extant. j
have now in my herd several heifers OF
this cross, three years old last spring,
that the past season gave twelve "a
fourteen quarts each, and made twelve
pounds Of splendid butter per week on
good pasture. Ii the farmers i'm the
dairy section of our country would try
the crossing Of their present breeds OF
cows with thoroughbred Attorney
bulls, they would greatly improve their
stock, increase both the quantity and
quality of their butter, and benefit the
millionsof consumers of these articles
of necessity and luxury in every fam,
lily. "-AmericGa Agricatttagist-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-12
asriaftturar lepAttutsat.'
A WORD TO tlre Irn,.rnc rs.


This isyour department, and its col
umns are to be devoted to your inter
ests. But in undertaking the difficult
task of making these columns attract
i've and useful to you and your children
we ask assistance from you. While we
shall endeavor to do our duty, heir
from you willnot be unavailing. We
are aware that dry and uninteresting'
ere the first words that suggest them.
selves to the minds of a large portion
of our readers, as they read at the head
of the column "agriculturaf depart
ment,'' and in many Instances these
columns go unread. We wish to cor
rect this, and have already secured the
assistance of some of the beet farmers
of the country, BY which We may fur
nish oar readers with an original arti-
Gle each week on agriculture or horti.
culture; but we want more help and
would be glad il all of this department
could be original matter; the produc-
ton of the farmers of the sCedar Val
ley. Send us then your communica-
tons. Ola new idea that has been sug-
gested to your mind that would benefit
the people, give It to us in the shape of
communication, that the people may
have the pleasure Of reading it through
the columns ,of the GAZETTE. We
want, If possible, to do away with the
Sp,ysvsu.~v;<.~s that tb;o portr,apf ;S dry
and uninteresting, and while we shall
endeayorto make itsattnctiveSwehope
to make 1t useful. To more effectually
accomplish this, we suggest the impor-
lance of the organization of a Farmers
Club, with regular meetings each
month oroftenrifpraeticablG where
the farmers may meet md compare
views as to the best method of carry
ing on farming successfully. Said Club
to have an efficient Secretary, whose
duty 1t would be to furnish us the pro-
ceedfngs of each regular meeting for
publication. The benefits resulting
from such an organization must be pat
ent to all intelligent minds.
We think there is nothing more in
teresting or instructive than organiza-
tfons of this nature, where the views
of the most practical men may be
drawn out; all can learn something
new from one another. Who will be,
the first to move in this Important en-
terprise.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-12
Thorough Work.

The following thoughts communica-
ted to the Prairie Farmer by G.. S. p,
though ltrite, will bear reading by many
q farmer:
" There is no, business in which man
isengaged for q livelihood where thor
ougA york paysp well as it does in
agriculture; and perhaps there is no
business that gets as little of it DONE
The great tendency seeming to be with
farmers 70 see Wan low fiFte work
they can plant, culti vate aad gather, b
certain piece of ground, 80 that the
"weedssden'ts take it" and that too
in the face, that IL acres thoroughly
acres worked in the ordinary way
And so, too, in tile breeding, handling,
and feeding stock of all kinds; not
stopping to think of the importance of
breeding up, thereby improving both
quality and value.
Internationally you will find q man
whose fences are in good repair, fence
corners cleaned out, buildings neat and
tidy, stock healthy, In good condition
and enjoying themselves; crops look
ing dourishing and o general air about
his premises that tie does thorough
svorE. His neighbors who spend their
rainy days in town and own breachy
'cattl6 and have 60 chop wood in order
To get break fast t..Wool Grower would
call them "Tomsn if they were sheep
men, put their heads together and say
that man will make money anywhere
So he! will, but he has no more brains
than the restef mankind. His educa-
ton perhaps Is below the average, but
he has seen the adyantagesof thorough
york, and is carrying it out.n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-12
y EICELSIOR! .EICELSI0R?, p
ErEfsu CHAsTELLER's
HI AIR EXT Il ~ MIN TOR

-l3 FOE kkAoNih0 suPEkFLFoUs HAIR
To the ladies especially this Invaluable depilatory re-
commends itself s being indispensable article to e
male beauty is easily applied and does not burn or To-
ure the skin but acts directly the roots IL IL war
rented to remove superuous hair from low foreheads
from any part OF the body completely totally
icaiy extrpatnn the same leaving the skin ao smooth
and natural This is the only article used BY The French
ands She only real effectua depilatory In existence
Price 90 per package, sent postpaid 10 any address
on receipt Of an order, by BERsER, .SHUTrs, 4 Co
Chemists, 2s5 River Street, Troy N. u sa.9l-ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-12
4oi'ii'i LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND o. fSo'
j. W. Bradley's Celebrated Patent
nd DUPLEX Elliptic ,tal
20 saii' COR DOUBLE SPRING, a'fe
S .5.' s. XII II T. So 80 -


The wonderful exbIiy and great comfort and pleas
ure 70 any lady wearingthe Duplex Elliptic Skirt will
be experienced particularly in all crowded assemblies
Operas, Carriages, Railroad Cars, Church Pews Arm
Chairs fer Promenade ard House Dress The Skirt
be folded when In use u occupy small space easily
quality In Crinone, not found In any Single Spring
Skirt. - ~ r." c'4A 'f@ T.t&. y
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort, and
great convenience Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic Steel
Spring Skirt for single day will never afterwards will
lingy dispense with their For Children Misses.
They will not bend or break like the Single Spring but
VIII preserve their perfect and graceful shape, when
three or four ordinary Skirts win have been thrown
aside as useless The Hoops covered with double
and twisted thread and the bottom rods are not only
double springs but twice dopble) covered prevent
stairs, sc. 5.a#l .rgsaI48tgETrG IL - #ssf'V'
The Duplex Elliptic is great favorite with all ladies
and 10 universally recommended by the Fashion Maya
zines as the STANDARD SKIRT or THE FASHION,
ABLE WORLD. wv T-'~ ~ ~ 7''' = F7'F7a
Toeuey the following inestmible advantages in Grin
ish shape and finish hcSibity durability comfort and.
economy, -ipqure for Nv. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic
or Double Spring Skirt and be you get The genuine
article f.TaF '4,.b ggs1ss' 10 s.Eas" ~ n
CAUTI0N--To guard against IMPOSITION he par.
tcuar to notice that skirts offered "DUPLExn have
lptic Steel Springs upon the waistband-none others
are genuine Also Notice that every Hoop will admit
pin being passed through the CENTRE thus revealing the
two Cor doube) springs braided together therein which
Is the secret their fexbility and staength and
binatioa not to be found IN any other skirt, ~ s'@@
FOR SALE In all stores where frst-class skirts are
sold throughout the United States and elsewhere.
Manufactured ly the sole owners OF the Patent,
sgu.ss WEST, BRADLEY, a. CARY.
A-Sm 81 Chambers 4 70 a 81 Reade SITS, n Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-12
Advantages Of, this Plow.
p LO w s,

It will last from three to six times
longer than any other Steel Pillow made anywhere by
anybody Thishas sften becnfprov2d By actual use In
0 II shs Wen II Which shs Se RI Flows have
been habtuaHy "cut through" IN blowing eighty
Or less e having already plowsd over three hundred
It will sscour" in the most difficult
Soils where all other Flows have failed If there Is rod
of ground anywhere in which it will not scoas, We have
yet TO find it.
It draws lighter than any, other
Plow while cutting the same width and depth.
The Share can be sharpened, or q
ns rs lis r sra slas y
peSfsct NInhl leabl e,and works skindly"S OK
Any section can be replaced by q
duplicate to be had of any Agent the Share Landslide
and Mouldboari Is are cast in moulds
It is well stocked with New Eng
land socondrowth tnbcr and the standard is wrought
on with ots in the cap SO as to give take land at
pleasure
It plows at any depth, from three
10 twelve inches works perfectly in either stubbIs
foul trash completely ..
pa~ It is the cheapest Plow In the
4S-world just sure there Is economy In paying
ss-sx dollars once rather than five dollars five or six
Ss-because your piow won't sscour , and in doing
SRA quarter fifth more work, with the same power
1s-The quality and quantity Of work it win endure to
A1-in deermippg whether or not the Plow is cheap
RS-Plows nre used FOR profit and The one ef Of sotioh
R6-e most dollars and cents be gt proportion TO
as-its cost, is The cheapest, and we confident man
Rs-gets more than hundred dollars worth Of "piow"
RS-every time he gets one of these.
These remarks are made after q
familiarity with the merits of most of the gsod Flows IN
use in the West, many of which have justly earned
epod reputation. ~ i 2 ,aaai .HsEs 8saa1
nag Our new model "B" Plow IL
RS-desgned expressly far stubbls and foul ground.
As-HeretoSore have had only the sC' pattern do
A1-signed for both turf and stubble The "B' and
AS-sC' patterns together will enable us, TO meet the
A5-views Of all to shape, and give them eithex
A5-~bold' or "lean' plows as they prefer.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-12


SPRrNa1WoRKsIs COMING or In the
Field, Orchard and garden, and in the
grounds about the House as well as in
the House, The best information about
the most pleasant and profitable meth
cd of performing this work is, of course,
to be found in the, large. reliable and
cheap Journal, the 4msricdn 4gTieut-
t,uist. We have received the April
number, and it. fully CARRIES out the
Publisher s' pFomise To always keel, Oh
making every number better than the
previous one. This, like every other
issue thus far this year, has eight. large
pages extra. This single number con-
tains between forty and fifty pleasing
and instructive engravings, one of
them full page, and several others
very large and beautiful. A full three
page calander of Work to be Done viii |
furnish many useful hints to the farm,
garden and household. A smashing ar
ticle on humbugs exposes by name
large number of the swindlers of the
country people. There are, besides,
more than q hundred articles and
items full of instructions to every Guilt
vator of garden plot, or farm. More
than 10000 people now enjoy the add
vantages olfaret blythe CARBOHYDRATES,
and.every Body else, and his wffes(and
his children also) should have it. It's
beautiful pictures are alone worth
many times its cost, which is only ST.
so year, or four copies for So. Take
our. advice aud try the .-Ag,icalturSsts
this year, and we will guarantee salts
faction. ORANGE JUDD g. Co, Al Park
Row, New York City, are the publish
ers AN 4#AE s.#E. a}N 6 aHaste IS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-12

This invention combines with the ordinary cotton
skirt the advantages OF silver skirt; the bottom
hoops the those used In thR Silver SKIRT,
the covering Of which cannot off,. while the upper
ones are covered with cotton No lady having once
worn one ofcur skirsyi be willing 10 any ether,
as the lower hoops Of all other kinds are injured
and aoied.LLlll IAflal 81 M-lM " En-LlIl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-12

Iowa APPLEs.-Mr. Burr Andrews
showed the editor of the Davenport
Democrat Q basket containing 100 APP
pies which weighed 125 pounds.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-12

Let the Suffering and nd Diseased read the fOiev
EY-Lst all who have been given up by Doctors, and
spoken Of As incurable read the following.
E2T Let all who'eau believe facts and can have faith
. In evidence, read the following; - I'd.
Kaoso az men 1y these pressnts: That on this, the
Thousand Eight Hundred and sixty. personally
came Joseph Iaydock to ne, known as SUCH and being
general agent for the United States and dependencies
thereof. for preparations medicines known as MAG
GIELs PILLS and sALvE, and that the following GER
.l,ca,es are verbatim copies to The best Of his know
--1laaa aaiaW JAMES sMEITREs .L
i|s,} .-tuaaa pgg wallstrsss, NsT SFsi 6,
10 s7'Tgiaja Lngu----. o. mid hsgatta
DR. MAeGrEL: take my pen &c write You or my great
relief and that the awful pain In my side has lef
ssI.hanks TO yom medicine Oh, Doctor, how thank
you are the friend Of all sufferers could not help
writing to y0a' and hope you viii no, take !. s%iss
a1a4ra Ie sg1lBgtfgs s - lis Avenue D. E.
This Is to certify that was discharged from the army
with Chronic Diarrhea, and have been cured by DR..
Msgsieis Pins. WILSON HARVEY, 81
| New York, April I, 1865. q Pitt street.
The following 10 an interestin q case of rr dpm
In an iron foundry ,who In pouring melted iron Into
flask that was damp and wet caused explosion. Ths
melted iron was thrown around and him in perfect
shower, and he was burned dreadfuIy. The following
certificate given 70 by him about eight weeks az
ter the accident: aawJ giplif ns t-4Htuna
.L4ttfsg a-.fsg.L.fa New York, Jan. II, 1866 p
Ny name Is Jacob Hardy: am an iron founder:
was badly burned by hot iron In November last l: nv
an s TIA, would
few weeks This IL all true, and anybody can now see
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-12
THE GREAT THROAT AND LUNG
IknIEINE -
Morse's Expectorant.

II wnIeure Influenza and Sore Throat. ID gsII. ~
1t will cure Group every time, d. - e.
It VIII cure Asthma and relieve consumption. 4
IL will cure whoopiRg cough. st.3 =. II 4fsH Z,
1t will cure your Cough. -
IL win prevent Consumption. gi3 HNI AHI r
II cures all, u the directions strictly followed
the money will be refunded. 3ti3 - 1PHI.Ia "a
That cough which you are neglectng may result In "a
tai consumption II some prompt remedy Is not used
Why sacrifice your life when your disease can be cur
ed so quickly and at 80 small a costf ,uy
What Is the vaiue OF money when compared 10 health
Sold by all Druggists, YIays l.ra Ally ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-12

PRESERVING PoTATOEs.-A CORES
pendent OF the Scientific American
gays that he has tried the following
method Of keeping potatoes for two
years with complete success. though in
when taken out of the ground. "Dnst
over the floor Of the bid with lime and
put in about six or seven inches deep
OF potatoes. and dust with lime as be-
fore. Put in six or seven inches of po-
tatoss and lime again; repeat the oper-
alton until all are stored away. One
bushel OF lime will DO for forty bushels
of potatoes, though more will not hurt
them-the lime rather improving the
favor than otherwise.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-12

Every patron obtains watch by this arrangement
costing but na while may be worth $3.50. No parti
ality shown
Msssrs- J. HictIng 4 co.slGrsat American watch
Co. New York City, wish 70 immediately dispose OF The
placed In sealed envelopes Holders are entitled To-
the articles named on their certificates upon payment
Of Ten Dollars, whethertt be watch worth Also or
one worth less The return ofany OF our en-
titles yon to the article nSmed thereon upon payments
irrespective Of hs woEth and article valued ess
than zen dollars named any certificate IL win al
once DO thsis lottery but
legitimate transaction which may be participated In ey
en- by the most fastidousi n TX tg-ffAT fIE sITsfra
single Certfcatey win be sent by mall post paid up
on receipt OF twenty Ave cents for one dollar Slew
enfor two dollars thirtythree and pren for
Eve dollars sxty-sx and more valuable for ten
dollars one hundred and most superb Watch for fifteen
foAgents or those wishing employment, this b a rare
opportunity. 1t Is egtip tely conducted business
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Address. .. HICKLING q co, 80 g
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-12
FOR SALE.
Single, Slave, and Barrel Machinery

Comprising Single Mills, Heading Mills, Single and
Heading Jonters staye Jointers Slave Cutters Head
Ing Founders and Planess Equalizing and Cut Saws
&C. All new. OF our own manufacture and warrantad
IN Send FOR Illustrated Let. -
FULLER q FORD. -
Iotim asa Il ass Madis0nS ST., Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-12

S2,OOO,A,s1 T ssa., ,s made By ANY With
necessary The Presidents cashiers and Treasn,ers ~
Banks indorse the circular. Sent free with SAMPLES
Vermont, ~