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EXCITEMENT AMONG THE NEGRO CHILDREN IN CHARLES.
TON. 5. c.

From the Charleston Courier, July 2i.l
During the latter part OF last week q
rum0r became widespread among the col
ored men or Charleston ana among many OF
the whites which, for "a time, produced much
Constellation. the facts are these:-On Friday
morning the children Of the IT. Philip street public
school became alarmed aud panic-stricken at the
appearance Of gentleman, VINO. they said had the
appearance OF red man with prctrudnr horns.
1his man mad made his appearance In a very myste-
rious manner, ana frightened the children out OF
their wits. ON the same day thus representative OF
his satanic majesty paid the Morris street lcoloredl
school u visit, and created such "a conservation
among the little woody pates as has sci.
dom been witnessed before. Wild rumors dew
about the city OF TIE presence 0 the ku
kluX Khan The Chl.dren slrieked IN fear
ana distracted parents ran about In frantic search
aiter their children, whom they already saw Kid
mapped and Carried or by this "ali bones and bloody
head" The teachers Of the schools finally sue
ceeded IN calming the pupils, and the matter had
nearly been forgotten. when yesterday the whole
school was again thrown into panic Ivy a second
advent or tue apparitiOn, No explanation OF this
mysterious a1ar has been made. The pupils when
questioned, gave ncoherent replies anu exhibited
undOubted signs Of alarm and conservation and the
teachers VITA difficulty queted them. We are re-
quested by the principals OF the St. Philip street and
Morris street schools TO state that no person who
not authorized had been inside the PREMISES and
that the whole anar probably arose from the myste-
rious and unaccountable Disappearance Of the child
OF Mr.. silVersteln, which was subsequently found
dead. The schools were well attended and II is 10
be hoped Will not be again visited by this bugbear
who frghtens the poor little children 40 badly
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SUPREME COuaT-CHAMBERS.

Decisions.
Before Judge CardoZo.
Watson rs. Watsor.-Proof or service OF summons
wanted.
Van .saun ct al rs. COOle.-Papers not sufficient
GerOlo pS. NofTaSSeD, President, 6c.-Motion de-
MED, with $40 costs.
D. ". Brookneld as. John r.. Crane.-Motion
granted.
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The TRIAL OF JAMES G. SAWYER AZ warren for
the murder OF william Holcomb has resulted In n
verdict OF acquittal. Holcomb's body was found IN
the woods near the centre OF Vernon on the 27th OF
May, 1851 He went out to hunt squirrels with a
rife and was found lying dead with a bullet hole
through his head Sawyer happened to 10 the per-
son who discovered MIN, and he was charged with
intimacy between Sawyer and Mrs. Hocomb. This
the testimony showed was without Foundation
lSdndusky Register, J,iiy 80
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gchr Forest Home, Thorne, Providence for Rohdout.
6chr Mary Matt Waterman Providence for Newburg
Schr Eli Townsend, Gardner, Providencs for Newbure
echr Kate, Granger, Norwich.
echI Cynthia Jane, Ball, Norwich for Elixabethports
4chr Hudson, Smith. Norwich for Elixabethport.
6ohr Jane Maria, Lewis, Norwich for Nswburg. -
bethpor.
schr Crusade 0ibbs Hartford
echr Lady Adams Abbott New Haven for PhilSdelphia
phis.
schr Dunderberh Preston, New Haven for Trenton.
schr Judge Runyon White, Now Haven for Elizsbcshpor
6chr Adelaide, Smith, Sag Harbor.
schr Black Diamond, Grfn, Greenport for Phladepha.
New York Submarine Companys schr Ida Grant with deck
load OF pine wood thrown OF the Palestine while ashore
on the Highlands.
BELOW.
Ship Betty (NGj Futshorn, IS days from Cardiff Was
spoken July 49, in Ion DO 10, by pilot boat Francis Perkins,
Nol3.
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Marine Disasters.


BARK SIssIBoo from Jamsca England before report
ed ashore Of Pines proved loss Officers and
hailed from Weymouth MS, and not insured.
Brio NARY BOUCHER Boucher from st Jago de Cuba for
and july part Of the materials and cargo saved Captain
Boucher went TO Nassau to charter vessel carry forward
h the cargo saved BONE Oh Inc
BRIG FASHION cof shelburne, Ms, Raynes wrecked
Prince bound 2 New Win Of coffee and honey
to II her from The master was lying in his
ws sdnoSc able charge Of the The crew
sCHR SARAH GARDNER, from City Point for st George,
Me- with ship TIMBER put into Philadelphia July So leaky
sonR THOMAS, wlnsmore, from Philadelphia for
badly. ~ f'' WY
soHR ARso, Of and for Boston from Newark, NJ with
July about PM sG thick W fog, vessel eossSaulsd, COZ
Ths chains the starboard
had @
stopping She was apparently IN ballast The ArSo was in.
sured to a small extent In Boston office.
SoHR MARY KELLINGER-Fortress Monroe, July 81
Messrs Baker wreckers of Norfolk have to raise
the schr Mary KeLinser, sunk on the 18th.
Miscellaneous.
We under obligations to Albert tenn Of
the steamship Missouri, from Havana for full files of late
Cuban papers, &c
AMERICAN LLoYDs' Supplement for August to the 18th
annual volume has been received The standard Record Of
shipping, approved by the Board of Underwriters 1857
and edited by Captain Taylor, offices IS Wall and Is
Broad streets.
SHIP MoNTGoMERY-The United States District Judge
(Byan) for South Carolina has decided that the beans In
the of the deect ship Montgomery shall three
fourths whatever the ship cargo, tackle
apparel &C. bring auction and that the sale take place
due notice be given the of the
ings &C. TO be paid from the remaining oneourth he
Montgomery, 1t will be recoected, tOwed into Charles
the steamship Charleston under great difficulties and
the award though apparently large justly earned by the
steamer.)
SHIP sEDBERG-On order issued by Judge Bryan, the
ship Sedbeg released of the
of $ 900 into tue Registry of the United States Court
Charleston, SC.
Notice to Mariners.
July 80 n tow OF Cacus for hawse pipe
The Relief ghtvesse has been placed On the station while
the other Is repairing.
ISLAND OF ASCENSION
CUSTOM HOUSE, ST HELENA. Jan % 1868.
The following list pier other having levied
ut the island of Ascension from the LIST of January 1868
published for general information by request of Captain
Winshurs N, In charged
r PRITCHARD, Collector of Customs.
For every merchant ship or vessel-Britsh, colonial
forei gn-arrivng at the island for any pur-
poses whatever excepting those on the govern
men servce), per register ton. IL
For everv cask, case or package shipped from the
island on board any merchant ship vessel. i
For the of the Admiralty Hoist-every ton
part OF raised lowered from for any
merchant ship vessel.
Health OtDcer's Zee.
Certificate Of clearance.
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FIRE MARsHAL's REPoRrs.-Fire Marshal Bracket
has reported to the Board of Metropolitan Police In
the matter Of recent fires folows:-July 10, nos.
5O2, 5oi ana sos washington street. supposed TO
have been caused by fire in The cotton stored theren
July ~, No. 10 Centre street, excessive heat from
"A nue undoubtedly caused this fire." July 20, No.
;22I East Seventh street. evidently an incendiary
nre but the evidence furnishes no clue to the perpe.
srator." July "a, No. 2s4 West Tenth street: sup
posed 10 have been wilfully set re TO by party
mt present unknown through the open window"
July rs, corner Of Bank and West streets, Gotham
OIL Works; "dufing the heavy rain that night the
drain Oyernowed and the water under the furnace,
when che refuse OIL snavings and other debris float
ing I'm the water took ren July 49, 1893 Front street,
lcaused iyy the ignition OF O lot " wax matches
supposed to have been occasioned by their proximity
10 a hot stovv.u July 49, McComb's Dam, tugboat
Lilly, 'accihent3l, probably originating from the
wood bulkbeasI taking fire." July rs, lime yard,
Fifty.third street and East rver cause not ascer
tanned: yard (avorte bunking place for vagrants."
July 2s 4O4 SAITH street; unable TO ascertain
cause July ga $50 Pearl street; kerosene lamp ex
ploslon." July 28 q Hudson street, same cause"
July 49, 4ss Broadway; "origin Of fire not earned
supposed to have been caused ny rae ehs~ns
matches left exposed
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ALEXANDRIA, July S0-Arrved, schrs Grace Gurdlcr,
Smith, Boston Henry Finch, Faukiaburg Allyn's Point
Ann p CARL, Tyler, Boston; Richards, Irwin Prov-
dence.
BOSTON, July so-Arrivod, schrs Msnsnco, Claypooi,
Mobile; Ella, Montsomery Wilmington, NC; Pioneer La
hrop, and Bennett Boice, Georgetown DC Il ktider,
Berry ao Myers E.Oed, and AsSe Ptm. ., L%S%S.r.,
ssnl sad Nicksysoa. ksllex Dol PAIGE Fripk, DO;
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-18

4 LII persons liable to ply Duties,
IA Licenses, Income, Carriage, Plate
aud other taxes, under Internal Revenue
Laws of the United States, in the county
Of st. Marys, are hereby notified that the
annual list, embracing these Taxes, has
been received from the Assessor and that
they are due and payable.
Payment of the same is hereby deman-
ded, and may be made without penalty at
the Collector Office, Annapolis Junction
until the Sra day o. July, 1868 All
taxes in arrears on that day will be en-
forced in the manner prescribed by law,
with the penalties and costs incurred, ad-
ded thereto.
For the convenience of Tax Payers, |
will attend. in person or by deputy, at
Chaptico,-Junc 10Th, 1868
LcoEardtown.-July LIST. .
Great Mills, -" 2nd, 1"
ST Inigoc's, '' 3rd, "
All persons, who have neglected. to pay
their taxes for previous years, are hereby
notified that, unless the same arc paid on
or before the Sd of July, shall destrain
on any property they may have.
All persons carrying on any business or
trade without having paid the special OF
License tar (and who still neglect or re-
fuse to do 500, are hereby notified. that
shall Immediately commence proceedings
against them, if not paid by the time in
dicatcd.
A. 2. GORMAN,
Collector.
Iune ! 1S6S-3w
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NOTICE..

\ Ii persons interested in the appli-
L a cation for opening a public road
from the foot Of Motley Hall Hill to
Powders Wharf, now pending in the
Commissioner Court for Saint Mary 5
county, are hereby notified to attend a
meeting of said Court, to be held on
TUESDAY, the 23rd of june,
as the said application will be considered
and disposed of on that day.
BY order Of Commissioners,
JAS. IL. WILSON.
Clerk
June II, 1868 lit
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R.i1IFJG17TO.N,, .NOYICE.
Jno NJ Smith
VS.
Jno NJ Brayton <
Saml. Richardson.

In she Circuit Court for st. Mary's County
sitting as =" Court of Equity.
No Sc n T..
0Y virtue of authority vested in ms as
- Clerk OF the Circuit Court for ST nary.
county. by the Code Of Public General Laws
of this State, it is hereby ordered. that
the Auditors Report. filed in this case
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary, he shown on or before the third
Monday of June next provided copy Of hi.
order be inserted in the Saint Mary's Boa
com, once week for three successive weeks
prior to the third Monday of June next.
JNO. A. CAVALIER, OK.
True copy Test:
JNO a CAVALIER, Clk:
may 81, 1s6S-3w.
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In the Circuit Court for 81 Mary's county
sitting a. Court of Equity.
No 49, y +.
10y virtue Of authority vested in me as
ID Clerk Of the Circuit Court for st Mary's
county, BY the Code ofpubiic General Laws
of this State, it is hereby ordered, that the
Report of Il c Combs and James S Downs,
Trustees, filed in this cause be ratified and con-
tirmed. unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the first Monday of
July next provided a copy Of this order
be published il the st Mary Beacon, once a
week for three successive weeks prior 10 the
first Monday of July next.
The report states the and sold for $500,
JNO a CAVALIER, Cl'k. ~
True copy-Test
,jNO a CAVALIER, CPk.
may IS, 1sGs-3w.
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NOTICE or DUTDE.tD

ON application Of Chalcs Dent AMI Mar
tina Il. Garner, Executors Of John a.
Garner. late OF Saint Marys county de-
ceased. it is ordered by the Court, TIA,
the said Executors uoufy the creditor,
Of the SAID deceased - file their claims aSainS;
said deceased 10 the Office of the Register oI
Wills for Saint Mary's county on OF hefort
the 18th cay OF July, 1865, for dividend
and tina, this order be published once week
in each week until the sa.G 2Sth DAY Of
July next
TEST
JAMES I. NJ. RALEY,
Register ct Wills
foI S.. Mary's county
may IS. ls6S-;i.
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WEATHEiBl : IMPROVED TOBACCO
CURING APPARATUS
TOBACCO GROWERS LOOK To YOUR IN
TERESTS,

WE would call the attention Of Tobacco
W Growers 10 our new and improved ~
PIR-iTt Tor fIFiNfi and CtRING TO
BitCD, Which will no doubt sup.rc,4Ie MI
other arran- cmcnt> heretofore used tor that p,lf
pose. Although much more durable vet the
price Will be lower than those now sold Tn.
enormous consumption OF wood. MS well as tn.
great amount OF time. and labor consumed in lis
prcpardt!on. have induced Il, tat III. suggestion
ct many Planters 10 prepare this Tor burning
to'l. an tE THIS ule.inS We insure uniform
heat With 4 saving OF 30 10 - per cent in the
cost and consumption Of fuel, ana REQUIRE but
about one hour i'll twcnty-tour To- attend 10 il.
We thus avoid all danger from sparks In con
S;ructen, they are simple the ordinary farm
hands can tahc them down or put them M in
less than an hour Ev an ingenious arrange
mcnt, the heat is prevented from ascending 10 In.
top OF the barn immediately. hut made to ,lifus~
itself through the lower PORTIONS and snI,S OF II
Then, by the same Arrangement. water can lie
eVaporatcd and steam raised sufficient to mos
ten the tobacco, So that il ma, bc handled with
out waste and packed regardless Of weather
We hav" completed IN apparatus somcwh hat o,
the same prlnCi pal but intended for wood and
feet long, for those sections here il is almost i'm
possible to procure coal.
No Planter, consulting his own interest. vii
buy any other before examining these
Send Tor Circular giving full details togtth
CT with cut ald drawing showing construction
NEATlIERBY { Sons.
stove Dealers >
Nos. - and j. Light St,
Baltimore
Nav IS lS6S-3!n
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y y y y
Packet IN Bays Of 200 lJs each,
Has raised good crops Of Wheat, Corn, Oats,
Potatoes Grass, Cotton. Tobacco and Ncgc-
tables Of all kinds Farmers ,rouid do ,rcll
10 inquire 81 the nearest dc.t(r IN fcrtiizers -
IL he rs>aitS o1tdjhtd iron. Tie I,sc q to'nl
picte MaHtpc. The growing crops OF Wheat.
At this Time, freely attest It's virtues.
RECOMMENDED by
Boob & Garrett, Chemists, Philada.
Williams & Moss, Chemists. Philada.
G Elton Buck, Chemist, New York.
And by all WHO have used it up to this time.
We have numerous testimonials to the ell
feet that it Is an invaluable Fertizer, and zee
recommend 1t highly as a top dresser for
~ heat and Grass.
DIXON, SHARPLESS s. co.
SOLE AGENTS,
50 South Water and 40 South Wsrves.
PHILADELrIIk.
For Sale by VIM REYNOLDS.
20 South Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
or JOHN CROOKSHANkS,
ISIGoEs. MD.
hprll 2 lS6S-ly.
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yin the Circuit Court for ST Mary's county.
No lnsoIvents.
BY virtue Of authority vested in me as Clerk
. OF the Circuit Court for st Marys coun-
", by the Code of Public General Laws" Of
this State, it Is hereby ordered hat the 4 ndi-
tors Report flied in this case, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause 10 the contrary be
shown OF or before the third Monday OF
June next; provided a copy Of this notice be
published in the Saift Mary's Beacon,
once week for three successive weeks prior
10 the third Monday Of June next.
JNO 4 CAVALIER. CIR.
True coI,y-rcst.
JNo a CAVALIER, Crk.
may II. lsje-3w-
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w,sT,Ks BALsAN or WILD CHERRY

WISTAKS BAISAN or WILD CHERRY
For the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
ASTHMA. Iu-i.euzA. Group, " hopping Cough,
bronchitis. Predisposition 10 Consumption. &c,
he.
This crea; reInedv is too wei known and Is
performing too much good TO make II necessary
So 90 into An elaborate discussion Of lis merits.
suffice i, to Say that It still maintains lis SuPre-
macy in curing diseases Of the most obstinate
character. and that all who suffer from the shove
complaints. after having tested this remedy, SCI
dom have occasion 10 resort 10 other appliances
TO insure perfect restoration 10 health
Testimony of Mr. PETER SHAW.
Wet WINFIELD. y. Y, Dec. 10, 1860.
s. W. FowLg i Sos, Boston.
Geutlemen-During the winter OF 1888 was
rerv much afflicted with severe Cough, Ram
in the side and II general depression OF health TO
such an extent as greatly to alarm myself aud
friends as TO the result. About this time tired
several hie hls recomm, n1ed medicines with lit
II. or no good result and had concluded TO try
the effect of a Southern climate upon my health;
but before carving this resolution into effect.
was induced by the urgent solicitation of your
agent, Mr. Huntley, 10 give pr. WlsrARs BAL
SAN OF WILD CHERRY tlial. iii 50, and TO rny
great joy found immediate and permanent relief
bY the use of onls one bottle and am now IN
As good health as ever. | believe your BalSam
one of the best remedies. for Coughs Colds and
all Lung Diseases. now in use, and conscientious
IL recommend il - such. ours truly.
PETER SHAW.
Prepared by SETH W FOWL & son, IS
fremont st., Boston, and for sale by Druggists
generally.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-18
NOTICE To CREnITNRS.

NOTICE To CREDITORS.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
ST Mary coauty, Mary land, letters Of admins
tration on the pcrSo nal estate If George II. Cox,
lat, of 81 Mary scoNntE, deceased. All persons
having claims against hc said diseased arc here
nv warned 10 exhibit the same with proper yolioh-
ers thereof 10 the subscriber, or before the
Isl dav OF Nov. 1858. otherwise they may ice
excluded bv law from All benefit Of the said cs-
tate Given under my hand this seth day Of
April 1868.
JAS COX.
Administrator, D. Is. \.
April 50, ls6s-tw.
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

on application Of John F. MaSll, Ad-
ministIaioE cf I-uatius Hay den, late OF ST
Mary's county decea.ed. il is ordered BIZ the
Court. thatthe said Administrator notify the
creditors Of the said deceased to file their
claims asains. said deceased in the Office OF
the Register Of Wills for St Mary 5 county On
or before the 2Sth day Of Julv. 1865. for
dividend. ana that tins order lie published
once a eek in each week until the sand 2su
day oil July. 1865.
Tt.t
JAS MRALEY.
Register Of Wills
for St Marv's county.
NAV IS. lseS-td.
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Dwelling House

of story and half,
STORE HOUSE
and
WAREHOUSE
and the usual OUT BUILD NGS, all in
good repair. fhc land is rich and we'll
enclosed, has all the advantages of the
water and town, ard is desirable resi-
dence for sailor.
TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed by the decree, are One
half cash on the day of sale and the bal
ancc in equal ins,sllmcnts i'll one and two
years, the deferred payments to be sscur-
ed by the notes of the purchaser, bearing
interest from The day of sale, to be secur-
ed to the satisfaction of the Trustee.
JOSEPH II KEY,
Trustee
June 4, 1sGS-ts.
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NOTlCE IL slEplPuRS.

NOTICE is hegrts given, that tbs s.Ih4cri6cF'
~ have obtained from the Orphans Court o
s. Nsrvs county. MARYLAND letters tesla
mcr,avv oE The 'erSynal estate ~ Matthew Stone
late ofSt Mavys county. iccca>gsi. All pcr>u I.
having claims -,in> The said doCci>ed .ge hcre~
BY Warned 70 exhibit lhe=>..Ec with proper yo@ca
cre ihercvt. 70 the subscribers, Oh or before tht
cSlh DAY oi Nov. lS6S, otherwise they na.v n
excluded by law from all bench; u TIE >afs IS
late Given under ear hands .;A.S -l>t dAA o
May, 1853.
NN II. STONE,
l. STONE.
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Whisi.ers and NI,sstarhes

TORCED 10 grow upon The Snsoothest face
r N from three Ia five weeks BY asine DIR.
SEVtGNE'S R&STAUATUER CAPiL-
I.AiRE tht most wonderful discovery IN mod
EN- s. lencr. ae..4.- npon ;hs BRAID aid tlair IN
az a}naqt miraculous manner, IL has been
used uY The rl1,e ri Paris and London with IN.
most catering success. Names Of all pusha
Sers yvill b, registered, and If entire satisfaction
Is 40, gwen every instance, the money vii
b. carefully refunded. Pnos by mail, ssaIed
and pos,poid. 81. Descriptive circulars and
testimonials mailed free Address REkGER.
SHUT1s3 Co, Chemists, No. 2e5 River
Str.., Troy y Y. So. - -n'sfsT III. Unl'-1
c's'-s.
Dc IN, l-et Il
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-18

ON application of Chss Deaf and Martha
X Garner, administrators n Of Ed Truman,
late of ST. Mary county deceased, tits ordered
by the Cour' that the said Admiuis.rator.
notify ti,c creditors OF the SAL deceased IL hle
their claims sceins; said deceased in Tie office
Of me Register af Mills iuy -. May county
an or before the 2s,h day ri July, SOC.
tor dividend. and that Iti- order oe Published
once a ~eek IN each week ln;ii TIE said 2Stn
DAY of July. 1865,
Test
jAS.T ". RALEY
Register Of W lis
fo' =, MAYS toUrty
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TO THE FARMERS AND THE
PUBLIC.
FOR SHERIFF..

JOHN SHATRlCk IS anpounced as
candidate tor Sheriff at the election Of 1869
and will re warmly supported by ms friends
,hrous hcu, the county and especially by ths
Factory Distrlcs.
Nov 81 IssT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-18

THE DIAMOND STAIN TRRESHfR NJ
CLEANER

NA| E call the attention of the Farmers Of -.
w Msry's county To our Improved Diamond
State Threshcr and Cleaner and doube-acting
Separ .:or. ! practical opera ION vftheSc 4 a
Is such is viii warrant, in adNi ing those
in want OF thr,.hcrs anu cleaners To examine
ours before pur, hasing cl>ew here. We manuiaC-
ture three Sizcs-No. 30 inch y Under. No ,
81 inch cvlinder. No % inch cylinder. The
latter Is represented 10y cut at the head ri this
advertisement. in operation with two Horse Rail
WY power No | is suitable for lar plan s.
ton> aud may he worked by either he-e or
steam power. They are warranted To suit pQr-
chaser. and are mute OF the best materials aud
Workmanship the lumber bcin., selected and Tie
selves and shaker bottoms made ot galvanized
sheet iron. The machine i a model OF >imphci-
Y IN IL construction and rpcraijon-i> of src.,
strength. capacity, durability and ease ot rl,u-
ning,-doe> lis work rapidly and in the test
manner and The price of il j below that Of 9th
er> III the market We are not troubled With
complaints about the waste OF grain
II can he easily changed into a etr-sher and
separator hv removing the fan and she's
Two and Three Horse Railway Powers. Lever
Powers, &c. send for Circular
Address,
Casio / Co.
Newark Machine Work,
Newark Delaware
MAY - ls6s-Gm