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Lightning Rods.
DOWDALI- PAGE & CO..
WASHINGTON FOUNDRY,
ENGINE AND MACHINE SHOP,

Corner Second and Morgan Streets, st. Louis,
MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM EN-
VNl GlNES and Boilers. Saw and GrIst Mill
Machinery, Single and Double Circular Saw
Mills, Tobacco Screws and Presses, Lard
Kettles, Lard Screws and Cylinders, WOOL
CARDING MACHINES, Building Castings,
Young's Improved Patent Smut Mills, Sugar
Mills, Quartz Mills, Lead Furnace Castings
Blast Fans. &c. Agents for the sale of James
Smith / Co.'s superior Machine Cards, Oil
Well Machinery. may Tim.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the July
IN session Of the County Commissioners Of
Doniphan County. July 9th. 1868. . petition
will be presented to said Board. asking to have
a road established as follows: Commencing at
the north west corner of the town site Of Troy,
thence running directly est, to intersect the
Highland and Doniphan Road. at or near Mrs.
Wilson's. 6. w. WOOD,
WIN. CHAPEL,
Jupe IL. IS6S-4w. And "a Others
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Sale of School Lands.

THE following tracts of School Lands will
i be offered for sale, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, At the Treasurer's Office
of Doniphsn County, Kansas, en- Saturday,
June 18th, 1868:
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

To solicit orders for Dr. WILLIAM SxIrH's
DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE. The ONLY
EDITION PUBLISHED IN AMEncA, CONDENSED BY
DR. ShrrH's OWN HAND. In one large Octave
! voluus, -ii~sts~s~d- With -v,< la5 steel and
wood engrsvings.
Agents and subscribers, see that you get the
genuine edition By Dr.. Smifh.
The Springfield Republican says, this edition
published BY Messrs. Burr Co., is the genu.
inc thirg.
The Consregaiionslist says, whoever wishes
to get, in the cheapest form. the best Diction.
ary of the Bible, should buy tts.
We ALSO WANT AGENTS for ELLIOT'S new
work. REMARKABLE CHARACTERS AND
MEMORABLE PLACES OF THE HOLY
LAND. By HE,af WAaD BrEcsEs, T. d.
WoosEY, LII. D., Pres. of Yale Col, JosErH
CuxxfScs, D. D. IL. D.. Pres. of Wesleyan
Univ, RI. Rev. THos. N. CLAM, Bishop OF
K. l., &C., &c.
They are new and original works BY these
authors, and their subjects are approved BY
clergy.nen Of all denominations. Agents are
meeting with unparalleled success. We en-
ploy no Generai Aqents for either book, and
offer extra inducements to Canyasssrs. Agents
will see the advantages Of dealing directly
with the PUBLISHERS. For descriptive cir
culars. with full particulars and terms, address
the Publishers.
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June 4, 1865.
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S. B. SLOANE,
SCHOOL FURNITURE.

NHE undersigned is agent of the Michigan
l. School Furniture Works, for the sale of
SEATS, DESKS, and other School Furniture
manufactured by them. This Furniture Is the
most approved and convenient manufactured
in the United States, as it is made with strict
regard to comfort and utility. The Desks and
Seats are of various sizes aud styles, oak en-
ish; and being the best manufactured any.
where, will be found much the cheapest in the
market. All orders promptly attended to.
Illustrated Catalogues, with descriptions, pri-
ces, ETC., furnished on application. Address
or call ON the subscriber, at Highland, Kansas.
S. F. AMSBURY, Agent.
April 30, lS6S-tf
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Or SUPERIOR STOCK. q,

DERsONS wishing to breed Mares to stock
L Of Arabian and English blood, can do SO
by calling on X. X. STOUT, of Troy, Kansas.
AND those who desire to breed to stock
both fne and fast on the trot, can call on
FRANK NJ. BELL, At the Forest Grove Stock
Farm. May I'm.
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DR.. .RANSoM'S
HIVE SYRUP AND TOLU.

TT is an excellent medicine, neatly put mp.
L cheap. and just the thing for the Million.
No family will be without It, when once &C.
quainted With its virtues.
THROAT AND LUNGS.
A. this season of the year, when Coughs and
Colds are troublesome, every family should
have q safe and certain remedy at hand. DR..
RANSOMS HIVE SYRUP AND TOLU
is the very thing. 1t is not only pleasant for
children to take. but IL . certain cure for
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH, BRONCHf.
tbs, ASTHMA, COUGHS, and all affections
Of the THROAT AND LUNGS.
Sold BY all Druggists. Price IS Cts. psr Dettls.
O. d. RANSOM d CO..
Propr's. l2l Main ST., Buffalo, n. !.
MEYER, BROS. l. CO,
Wholesale Ag'ts, st. Louis, No. -.
dec. 5, 67-Sm.
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White CIoud Planning Mill,

LOCkAkD, PARkS x Co.,
Is the place to get Dressed Flooring. Siding
Window and Door Frames of all common sizes
also Pickets, rough or pianed. All orders for
Frames will be filed on short notice.
Juue4. LOCKARD, PARKS co.
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COUNTY SURVEYORS NOTICE,

THE undersigned begs leave to inform the
j land owners of Doniphan County, that be
has complete copy Of original Geld notes Of
said County. and is prepared 70 establish per.
manent corners to any piece Of land in the
County.
Farmers who design planting Hedges, should
bear this in mind.
Ten days notice should be given BY parties
wanting surveying done.
The p,.blic are further notified, that have
no deputies. Surveys made or corners estab-
lished by any other Surveyor are illegal, and
liable to be changed hereafter. Where sur
veys are made or corners established, to be
permanent and legal, they must be recorded
BY the County Surveyor on his Record.
will attend to making abstracts of titles,
paying taxes. or buying and selling land.
Address, Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas.
reside on Section 3, Town 4, Range IS, two
miles west of Syracuse.
A. w. WATERS,
June 10, ls6S-ly. County Surveyor.
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NEW
STORE|
WILLIAM FAIRALL,

WILLIAM FAIRALL,
A T his old stand, in White Cloud, has open.
IA ed new Furniture Store, and has just
received very full and complete stock Of all
kinds Of Furniture, such IS -.
BUREAUS.
BEDsTEADs,
LOUNGES,
TABLES,
STANDS,
SAFES,
CHAIRS, &C.,
of every kind and style; also,
MATTRESSES AND BED SPRINGS.
This furniture is all of the best manufacture
and finish, and constant additions will be made,
to meet the demands.
TURNING of all kinds done at any time,
and in every style.
Repairing done promptly to order.
UNDERTAKING.
An assortment Of Collins of al sizes will Be
kept on hand, ready for any emergency; o.
Collins Of any particular description made 70
order, on short notice.
All the foregoing will be sold cheap for
Cash. Call and examine goods and prices.
White Cloud, June IL, 1868.
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HOME INSURANCE Co,
TOPEKA, kANS.
Capital Stock, &50yOO0
Takes First Glass Risks at q Low
Rates q any Responsible Company.
O0eers.

IL. PmIIsncx, Of Dooiphan, President.
L. J. JOHNSON, of Topeka, Vice President.
G I Lrxp. of Topeka. Secretary.
Joss III ErlASo, Of Topeka. Treasurer.
AAssss BLns.o f Topeka. G,nerat Agent
Directors. -sa
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-05-29

The rum shops OF New York, which
the lower House of the Legislature
were in such hot haste to re open,
have been made the subject Of a curl
Gus and startling calculation. a cor
respondent OF the Presbyterian says:
at was recently stated in an address,
that the rum shops of the city, if
placed in liue, would extend on both
sides of Broadway from the Battery
to Central Park, 10 miles Of death
six stories high-four stories atoye
ground and two under. The estima-
ted earnings Of these slumS of distill-
ed damnation is not far from $500,
100000 per annum, while their cost
to the community is simply incalcula
BILE. Indeed, so profitable has been
this soul running business, that its
heartless prosecutors have been vii
ling TO pay for license to the Metro
politan Board of Excise, within tn,
last ID months, the enormous amour
of over $2,000,6O0,O0O-a sum sufi
Gent to liquidate the the entire deb
of the city, within the next l6 years.
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We have used the Weed Family Favorite Sew
ing Machine about one year and esteem it very
highly. We find that while it is competent for
heavy work, it also works admirably on thin
goods, making an elastic seam and stitching mus
Inns, prints and delains. wftgout drawing the
work. EMILY BLANCHARD.
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A FUNNY SPEECH.-At a caucus,
held at Washington, d. c., last week,
to elect delegates to the mayoralty
convention, at which Mr.. Bowen, the
present postmaster, seemed to be the
favorite candidate, one of the cOlored
delegates is reported in an evening
paper as having made the following
funny speech -
Mr. CHEER don't believe any
man can say l ever told a lie in my
life, and l tell you Sayles G. Bowen
is de man tor de niger. Who got
our children de privilege of goin' to
school I'd like to know? Why, dat
very same Bowen, and if it warn't for
him dis day our children couldn't get
any schoolin'. Niger! l tell you
we've got to stick up to our friends.
If dey 90 back on US, den we desert
'em, and not until. [ wants every
cOlored man to catch hold upon dat
Goddess Of Liberty on top ob de dome
and if she falls, why, catch hold ob &c
railing; and if de railins glib way
hug de dome; and if de dome glib:
way, catch hold OF dc portico; and if
de portico gibs way, dive off into Dc
fish pond whar de gold fish swim, anc
wiggIe waggle dar till he goes under
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T. P CHENEY

Dear Sir-Having used one of your Sewing
Machine in our family for the six months passive
take pleasure in testifying to its usefulness. 1t
has been great help to us, and we would not do
without one year now for the price of one.
JOHN MCCLELLAN.
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d o ? z L Ar B ALA S
FOR THE MILLION!
At Prices to Suit the Million.

Al IrlcGS TO quit the Million.
Having made arrangements for the current
publications of the principal houses in the United
States, which are furnished in great variety and
at greatly reduc> prices, at retail or wholesale.
We supply any order for any song or book, no
matter by whom published at the publishers
lowest cash price. Look over the list and send
your orders, large or small. A list of few
given below:
Anne Darling, New Song and Chorus.
Drink! Drink! Drink Song & Chorus.
Broken Hearted Miik-M Man, Comic.
My Heart Goes Pit-a-Pat, Comic
You Naughty, Naughty Girls, Tony Pas
tors latest.
She's Lovely as a Rose, Comic.
She is SO Far and yet so Near.
and hundreds of others Comic. Sentimental, &C.
ANY of the above will De sent by return mail
on receipt of 5 cents, or for 10 cents, or 20
kinds for Is cents
We have songs that will please everyone
There was never such chance to get popular
songs so cheap before outside the cities. Send
in your orders at once and receive your songs or
books by return mail or express. Address,
HENRY DsMOULTON g. CO.. -.
Box Ii, Island Pond, vt.
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MOON CARRIAGE co

The subscribers have purchased the entire in
terest in the worldwide known Lyndon Carriage
Shop, and having made increased facilities for
manufacturing, now offer to the public a great
variety and improved style of Lyndon Carriages.
LIGHT & HEAVY OPEN BUGGIES.
SIDE & END SPRING,
AND TOP BUGGIES,
made from the best selected stock in every de-
partment. Our patrons can come and examine
them, and get them Immediately, or by examina-
ton OF those already completed, can specify any
change they wish, and have them painted and
trimmed to their taste. without extra charge, as
we are constantly finishing up, and can suit them
without any inconvenience.
Repairing of all Kinds
done to ORDER on short notice, and at lowest cash
prices. All orders for new work should be sent
in as early as possible.
j. A. DARLING,
I. G. HARTWELL, SProprietors.
F. B. NEWTON,
Lyndon, Feb. l. l86S-l5wS
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T. P. CHENEY.

Dear Sir-The Machine we had OF you is just
the hing tor our business. 1t works well on
both light an heavy goods, and has never been
out of order. | have used other machines before
this, haze used this now about eight months, and
for dress-makng and ali family sewing, can
most cordially recommend JohnsOn's under-feed
Single Threader. S. Z. SOLOMON.
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BARTON, April 5, 1868.
F. P. CHENEY,

Dear Sir-The Sewing Machine we had of you
works wei and we ike 1t very much. 1t does all
kinds of both heavy and light sewing well, and
it has never been out Of order.
D. S. COOK.
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IO TATE OF VERMON T,
ORLEANS COUNTY, SIS.

ORLEANS COUNTY, IS.
SAM, s, BLANoHARD,1 Orleans Co., Court. II
VS..
ELISHA j. NJ. HALES December Term, 1867.
This is an action on Book account, whereupon
Samuel S. Blanchard claims of the defendent,
Elisha ]. M. Hale, the sum of three hundred dol
lars to balance book account between the parties.
This suit having been duly entered in the court
at this term, and it appearing that the said E. J
NJ Hale is gone without this State, so that the
usual process of summons cannot be served upon
him according TO law, it is therefore ordered that
the substance of said writ, together with this or
der. be published in the Orleans Independent
Standard, paper printed in Barton, in said
County, three weeks successfully, the last publ
cation to be at least twelve days before the next
term of this court to be held at Irasburgh on the
4th Tuesday Of June next which will be deemed
sufficient notice TO the said Hale to appear at the
said term and make answer.
1. n. CUsHMAN, Clerk.
WIN, w, CIRCUIT. Attorney.
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IRAsBURGH, March p, 1868.
z 2 CHENEY

I. 7 : Win y
Dear Sir-The "Octagon" Sewing Machine
that we had of you works well, and we are very
well pleased with It. It Is always in perfect or
der, and we have no difficulty in running 1t on
all kinds of fabrics, heavy or light.
HENRY SOMERS.
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u K A u l. + L , L A i b \ l
- Super-Phosphate OF Lime. Read the testi-
monials.
BoLroN, VT, March 26, 1875
W. L. BRADLEY, DEAR SIR 81 used one
barrel of your Super-Phosphate of Lime last
year on my corn, on field Of about three acres,
manfred all alike. put tablespoonful to
hill when planted, on about one acre Of he
6ed. The corn where your Phosphate used
came up much sooner; was 1T TO roast. ten day ;,
and 10 cut up TWO weeks earlier, than any other
part Of the field, ana yielded at least twenty
bushels to the acre more than where The manure
was used without Phosphate. l also used a lit
tie of this Phosphate in my garden with the same
marked result OF my vegetables, especially mel
onS. Witness. l. c. Brown. r. j. MORSE.
JONESVIILE, Chittendon Co., vs.. Mar 26 lS6S.
w. l.. BRADLEY, DEAR SIR:-EWO year ago
| used yOut Super Phosphate of Lime on pota-
toes. l omitted it GA two rows, and from these
two rows l did not get half as many potatoes per
acre as from the rest OF the field where yOurSuper
Phosphate had been applied
Last year used half a ton of your Phi sphate
on my potatoes with about the same result as
before. On my where used your Super
phosphate with little manure, the ears were all
sound and three weeks earlier all the season.
than in another part of the same field, where
omitted your Phosphate and used one-third more
manure
Where your Super-phosphate was used, the
corn crop was double in quantity and far better
extra manure as above stated
Witness, 1. c. Brown, SAMUEL MORSE.
BURLINGTON VT, March %, 1865
W. L. BRADLEY, DEAR SIR Il have used
five barrels of your Super phosphate on eight
acres ofpotatoes, on sandy, pine plain land, and
left three rows through the centre of the field
without Phosphate-these three rows were hardly
worth digging.
On all the rest of the field there was a large
crop, one hundred and fifty bushels to the acre,
of nice assorted potatoes, all sound, not rotten
one
CHARLES c. MORSE
"Never saw such a growth of hay in my life''
MIDDLEBURY, VT, March 26. 1868.
| w. L. BRADLEY, DEAR SIR Il bought one
ton of your Super-PhOsphate of Lime in 1866, it
being so late when l received it, and thinking l
had been fooled laid it aside until the spring of
1867.
| About the LIST ofApril, 1 sowed four barrels on
| four acres of exhausted meadow, and my neigh
bors laughed at me. To my disappointment
and theirs, 1 cut at least eight tons (my neigh
bors said ten tons) of choice hay, and think II
almost wholly due to your Super phosphate
Inever saw such growth of hay in my life and
L am 81 years old. | did not receive more than
two and One-half or three tons of hay from the
same land the previous year.
The result in my garden was equally satisfac-
tory. Yours truly, JEHIAL WRIGHT
Manufactured by WIN. L. BRADLEY, "a Broad
Street, Boston, Mass.
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NICE DRESS GOODS,
4 " B A n Y B 0 Y

u B A n Y B O Y I.
This superior Horse will stand for the SER
vice of Mares the coming season at B. B. Jack
mans, Irasburgh, Wednesdays and Thursdays,
and the remainder Of the time at the stable Of
the subscriber at East albany. Terms, $40.
Albany Boy sired by the famous old Morrill,
herse is II years old; light black color; stands
about Is hands high, and weighs 1900 pounds
He combines he beauty of form, size, strength,
power of endurance, and speed which character
lied the Morrill, Horse. His colts have been sold
out of the county tor very high price, varying
/ from $500 to $500, and some of the younger
stock were seen at the County Fair last Fall.
Good pasture furnished at reasonable prices.
JAMES VANCE.
East Albany, May 10, lS68-20tf
+ IB Il TON NOTICE
- This is to certify this day give my son 10.
RENO l.. STIMPSON, his time, to act anC
choose for himself, and shall claim none of hi
earnings and pay none of his debts after thi
date. L. w. SIMPSON.
Witness, c. B. MERRILL.
Barton Landing, March 80, lS6S-l9w3
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o,.,r,--- BOSTON, April I'd, 1868.
ST. JoHNsBURY, VT.
L notice that you continue to publish your
statements in the Vermont papers in reference to
the Saper Phosphate fLime, manufactured and
sold by me.
AS have publicly informed you that your
statements are untrue. Inow request you to dis
continue the same or, shall at once commence
legal proceedings to recover such damages as
am able TO prove that have suffered in my bus
mess in consequence of such statement by you
WIN. L. BRADLEY,
"a Broad Street.
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JoHNsBURY, March 81, 1858.
T. ?. CHENEY.

Dear Sjr-Since got the Octagon my sewing
is no task. When I had it to do by hand it was
oppressive and would accumulate so as TO keep
me behndhand, but, armed with the machine, l
triumph, and my sewing is no longer an oppres-
Siye burden.
MRS. ELIZA B. ALLEN.
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CHAS.COE.

BosToN, March "a, 1865.
To ,ohom it may concern: This is TO certify
that l have been in the employment Of VIM. L.
Bradley for more than four years, and most of
that time have been at said Bradley's Super Phos-
plate OF Lime mandatory, at RoXbury, Mass,
and am able to testify from positive knowledge
that no muck has been used by said Bradley in
any shape or manner, in the manufacture of St
per-Phosphate of Lime.
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JOHN ANDERSON,
L. MATILDA ANDERSON.
MARY ANDERSON.
GREENSBORO, April Z, 1868.
F. P. CHEN Ely

Dear SG'-We like the johnson Sewing Ma
chine very much, and we find it paving lnsti-
tuition A. SIMPSON.
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BOSTON, March u, 1868.
To 10hom 1t may concern: This is to certify
that have been with VIM. L. Bradley as fore
man. for nearly five years, both at his Super
Phosphate of Lime Mandatory, at R0xbury,
and at Weymouth.
have constantly mixed and weighed the ma
tcrials myself, and have never mixed or weighed
or seen mixed or weighed, a single pound OF
muck, and know positively that no muck has
been nSed by said Bradley IN his Super-Phos-
phate of Lime. GUST GLOVER.
NORTH WEYMOUTH, Mass, March y, 1867;
To lCh0ne 1t may concern: This is to certify
that have been with Bradley for nearly three
years. as superintendent of his Phosphate and Ac-
id works, at Weymouth, Mass, and am at pres
ent there No muck is ever used by said Bradley
in manufacturing Super-Phosphate or Lime.
LEVI B. CURTIS.
To BENJAMIN F. EATON, NJ. D-DRAR SIR
| notice your certificate dated Barnet, Feb, Is,
! 1868, and published in sundry newspapers,
whereinyou state that Bradley's Super phosphate
is one third muck.
In reply would say l will give you one thous-
and dollars Isl ,000) if you will show any such
results and prove the same true.
You say that you find at least twenty-five per
cent. more soluble matter in Paddock, Dean &
Co.'s Phosphate than you do in Bradley's,
In reply to this | will give you one thousand
dollars (Sl,000) If you will show me an analysis
of Paddock Dean & Co.'s Phosphate that will
show twenty-five per cent more soluble matter
Phosphate, that has been made within the last
two years.
l will give you one thousand dollars Isl, GOO
more if L cannot prove by scientific analysis that
either of the above brands of my Super-Phos-
phate (Which has been made within the last two
years. contains moe than twenty per cent.
more valuable soluble matter than Paddock
Dean g. Co.'S Vermont Raw Bone Super-Phos-
plate of Lime $50 called) contains.
l do not make these offers with the understand
ing that water is soluble matter, but with the un.
Outstanding that water must be reckoned as wat
er, and soluble matter must be valuable soluble
matter, as this is the usual and only correct way
of dealing with the agricultural community.
l make these offers based upon the ground
that Paddock. Dean g. Co.'s statement as to ths
quality of their Supher-P Phosphate being ont
quality, is true
regret to feel obliged to meet you. scientif,
gentleman, so decidedly, and have to offer my
apology that the great wrong you have done me
by publishing or allowing to be published in con
nection with your name, an article which is un
true, demands on my part, strong denials, as
have great interest at strike.
Your obedient servant,
VIM. L. BRADLEY,
"a Broad Street
Boston, March q 1868. 15tf
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CRAFTsBURY, April 4. 1868.
F. P. CHENEY

Dear Siy-We are well satisfied with our Sew
ing Machine and find it all that you recommend
ed it to be, and an immense saving Of time and
labor. 1t is always in good order and runs easily.
We can cheertuily recommend JOhnsOns under
feed Single Threader.
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GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE I!
~ $500.

The above engraving is fac sjnaiJe of the Gold
Medal Sewing Machine and no one that has
seen it will need to be told that it IS 4
Magnificent Machine,
and in respect to its effective working, &C., and
also the other kinds which have for sale See
the subioined testimonials from disinterested and
highly respectable citizens who are using them.
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BRADLEY Us PATENT
- Super-Phosphate Of Lime. Read the testi-
mnDials
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NO BANTERING.

He keeps a general assortment as usual, 4 nice
line of DRESS GOODS in the ladies trade, and