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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
The Dew .Drons

Which the Creators infinite power supplies
every night, prepares the earth fci the bursting
forth OF the sun; the rain which pepetrates the
earth clears away obstructiCn ms, and tho. snow
acts as Tonic, producing immediate circula.
tlons, and bids the dead earth leap into neN
life. III like manner does tho Great Household
Remedy-Mishlers Herb bBitters-demonstrat
its wonderful powers. II prepares the human
system for the change shout 70 he wrought in
its Condition; lis virtues as Tome produce the
most desirableapd immediate results in purify
ing the blood :sud equalising It's circulation
throughout The whole body, and itclears away,
every obstruction to vigorous health, absolute
lydriylng out direase, no matter how trivial,
where 1t is located ior whaiis its character 1t
mas been estabhsheda as n fast beyond doubt or
cavl, that there Is notau organ of the human
bodyi will not affect, or 4 disease it will not
cure, II taken in time and according to the di-
rectons accompanying each bottle soldhyall
druggists and dealers. b. Hartman
Co, Proprletors, LancsstshPo.
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The Praire Farmer.

This favorite weekly, Of more than quarter
of century's standing, comes to use this week.
greatly enlarged and improved, IN an entirely
new dress, and changed to the popular quartO
form. With its tastefnl heading, clear type, and
generalmake-up,i presents truly an elegant
and attractive appearance; and IN this ms well
as other features, II stands among Tie first ol
American journals ofits class. M
While it fully sustalns its enviable reputation
as the best Agricultural and Horticultural Jour.
nal for the extreme Wost, and continues to de-
vote as much space and attention 10 these sub
iects as formerly, it will be enaoled,by reason Of
enlargement, to- furnish--R much greater
amount OF miscellaneous reading of SPe.ial in
terest TO the ladies and young folks than here
tofore. M xxx.
% Tho subscription price (s2 per annum) re.
mains sunchanged; and the increase labor and
expenses thus incurred by the publishers are
emphaticallya grstuity to their patrons. Such
liberality will without doubt, be rewarded, and
the PrHitis FHrmer, as II deserves,r receive arap'
i'd increase to- its already extensive circulation
Samples may be seen at this Office, or will be
sent on appcationto the PAAIRtE FGRnER Con-
f&Nf; Chicago. ~ --. B ~ - '''
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July G.

ID. CINCINNATI, July 6.
FLOUR-Dull. Fancy at 500
0 80. .Il MOI
WHEAT-Dull and held at SO 90
for No. 2 and 50 10 for No. l; but
these rates are above the views of
buyers.
CORN-Steady at S3@S4c for
car and S7@8Sc for shellcd.
OATS-Firmer, and in demand
at 72@73c for No. /. h
RYB-Dall at 81 rO5rnrDrr,
PROVISIONS-Generally firm
MESS PORK-Sold at S25 TO-
but could not have been bought
below S2S at the close.
BULK MEATS-Advanced to
l1@l3Ic for shoulders and sidost
closing firm.
BACON-Advanced to 12c fol
shoulders and l53@l64c for sides
LARD-Advanced to 16c, bu
the demand is light.
BUTTER-Star and firm at q
@3Oc.
EGGS--Dull at 17c.
POTATOES-PIcnty and dul
at so 1908 90 per barrel.
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oMs Old VwDhers ana the
Pablfc. - p

| am just receiving a fresh stock
of, Spring and Summer Goods,
e6mprisiDg a aal Iipe Of .Rreiign
and Domestic Cloths, Cassimeres,
Fesfings, Jeans. Sdtinets, Tpeeds,
Cottoaades, JiVSita&, ChecEs, Den.
inns, Hats, Caps, Irunhs and Va.
lses, together with u full line Of
Gegts' FHInighiag Goods.
i aIsq keep eoilstaatiy on Babd o
large stock Of 1 .Meh's and BWS'
Clothing, which | will warrant to
be OF my own manufacture and
made in good style.
p Those wanting Clothing made TO
order, will do well to call. as |
have secured the services Of II. 6.
Trout, Gee card bclow,) well
known in this community as a
first. class Cutter, and master Of
his profession.
pI-Our workmcn are excelIed
by none. ~ssa
Thanking you for past favors,
and desiring Il continuance of the
same, | :. shall ever endeavor 10
please, both in price and quality
Of goods. @
/ remain. yours truly.
@ ORRIN r.. PETERS.
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3I8ITc ITcoMM{JsId.Tyooi
The 4lh ut tho Farm School

4 Y DO fr.fi 49, ..tralf. U .
In this cherished institution
where are gathered from all parts
OF tho State about 300 wayward
boys who find here n good home
with all its reforming and clcva.
ting influences; where the hearts,
heads and hands are educated,
the National day was appropri,
Ately observed, ,Atan early hour
a salute was fired from a piece Of
homo made ordnance, the lack of
pealing thunder was made up by
the lively enthusiasm of the youth.
ful patriots. BY the way isthcre
not some one in this broad State OF
Ohio, somc friend whose 4th OF
July enthusiasm would donate to
the institution gun with u mouth
that will roar and thunder to the
delight Of these future citizens of
our great commonwealth ? The
boys weald be very happy to hear
from such afriend, aud the name
Of tho donor would be embaImed
=
in hundreds Of young hearts.
The morning was spent injre-
Taxation and each family, six in
number averaging so, enjoyed
themselves as they thought best.
A procession was formed, and
marched 10 the groyc-a lovely
chestnut forest on the crest Of
hill surrounded by extensive or
chards. Here, under the efficient
management Of Mrs. HOWE, the
Matron, tables were spread with
an abundant collation. and boun-
tiful supply of lemonade. The boys,
seated on the green sod, listened
with much intercstto the addresses
of Rev. H., s, SNoDoRAss, Of Lancas.
ter, Ohio, and Rev. B. W. CHIDLAw,
Of Cincinnati, Ohio. The boys
sang several pieces under the di.
rection of Bro. Loomis, Thon
came the celebration of tho 4th in
unloading tho tables of tho abun.
dant and delicious viands and
emptying Q bbls. Of lemonade
Hero the boys distinguished them.
selves by their excellent order and
gent tIemanly behavior. Any par.
ent might be proud of their con.
duct. After dinner 4 boxes of fire
crackers were distributed among
the boys the distribution was fol.
lowed by dense smoke, incessant
cracking and loud cheering and
roars Of laughter. 1t was a high
time and we all shared il without
discount. After sundown. the
boys met in tho front lawn, and en-
ljoyed the display of fire works
provided BY tho kindness of Prof.
HOWE, the Supt. OF the institution.
q On Sabbath, July 5, the S. s.
Association of Lancaster, held its
quarterly meeting in tho M. L
Church, BY special invitation
200 Of the Reform School boys who
were able and willing to walk l2
miles, were present and by thcir
attention and excellent singing
added great interest TO the occa-
sion. Gen, REESE presided at this
meeting. Several addresses were
delivered by tho different clergy.
men of Lancaster. The Rev. B.
W CHIDLAw, OF Cinciunati-the
General Agent OF tho S. S. Union
for tho State of Ohio, was present
and gave an interesting address.
-.Au 'l--iy- A SPECTATOR.
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New York Market.

New YORK, Juno G.
FLOUR-Market closed rather
moro steady and a shade firmer
for low grades, with q moderate
export demand. ,s, .f.
WHEAT-A shade firmcr at
81 96 for No. 2and 81 OG for No.
| spring, " WV " ''' ~
RYE-Rather moro steady at
81 1901 sS, - '''
OATS--Closed quiet and firm at
SAC for western afoat. ,.,,.
CORN--Firm atSl 0G@1 90 fol
new mixed western and State.
PORK-Heavy; sales 500 bar.
rcls mess at S27 90; closing duiI
and heavy and freely offered al
S27 Sc, without buyers. .a.
r. BEEF-Quiet. without decided
change. ntNs 5snbN ...o'
CUT MEATS-Stoady, will
moro demand. VNu,NB vt.
BACON-Quiet and unchanged
LARD-Firm at 16S@l61c foI
fair to prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet and unchanged.
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Eureka Oil.

GEo BURBERRY, at the meat and
provision room Of d. Miesse, un.
der Levy y'sCiothi4g Store, Us now
ready to supply customers with the
far. famed Eureka OIL. Also Lamps,
and patent Burners for the use Of
said oil. Call and see this beauti.
iul, safe and cheap light AT the
aboye pla;c. ero;~,;,u~Cy
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State Farm Road Improve.
ment.

It is die To the contractor to
say, thatsaid work is progressing,
rip a. manner satisfactory to the
Board of Commissioners, Supcrin-
tendent and all other reasonable
men; but that by reason of the
late period in the season, laet
faitwhen said road Improvement
v was Contracted for; and the fact that
twas deemed bcsiIot togtade and
gravel :;e said road during The wct
and frozen seasons since, and the
want Of q Superintendent some two
months in tho spring, the time
for the completion thereof, will
run over the time specified in the
contract, (1st July, 1869 but said
work will all be dono during the
best seasons Of this summer and
iaiinahd any reports that may be
circulated to the effect that said
work is to be stopped, or that there
is litigation concerning the samo,
&C., are utterly unfounded, false
and malicious; and uttered by none
but enemies to the contractor, said
Improvements and the public good
The design is, to keep hands of
and delay the work. AS to the
truth OF these facts reference il
made to the Board of Commission
ers and Superintendent.
1t is painful to make an expose
as tho above, but it is tho only i'm
mediate remedy at hand.
S. A. KISTLER.
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The ancicnts proclaimed that Mermaids,
Nymphs, NNiads, and the Graces, had lc ng
flowing. tresses which made them cnvied by
their sisters ofearth. but they arose out OF
the sea foam or bathed in fountains reached
by no mortal hands and kept their locks Of
de'og sottness, dark and Mstrous, and thus had
no need Of Rings Vegetable: Ambrosia which is
doing the same thing for thousands OF people in
our day. iiJYlg1tu .Na.a'.s. s.uf.t
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A CARD.

Having dissolved my business
connection with the firm Of Rising,
Miller & Seipel, l will be found, on
and after the 10th of March, with
Orrln e. Peters, where will be
pleased to see all my old friends
and customers, with as many new
ones as may favor me with call,
and all can rest assured that the
sanO desire to please which has
governed me heretofore, will con.
tinue to influence my endeafors ii
the future. III. G.. TROUT.
March 18th. 1863.
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OBJ FELLOWS CELEBRATION AT
Cot uMBUs,-Tho Odd Fellows of
Columbus, assisted by delegations
of the fraternity from the sur
rounding counties, laidthe corner
stonc of Odd Fellows Hall, in that
city; on tho 4th inst, with impos-
i|@ fp$Appiqs,, A considerable
'dSlctgayFpnn 'ffoR5tbjs city and COUP
,ty was inyattendance, and report
that they yAkad good timo.
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PURIFY THE BLOOb.-It is conceded by
the most eminent medical men, that the blood
is the fruitful parent Of dIscrse, by serving as
n vehicle through which n9xious substances
contaminate the flesh by absorption.
The lntd contents Of the bowels, iflong re-
tained by constipation, are often taken mp by
the VEINS or absorbents. Various morbid pre-
ducts, such as pus and sanos of unhealthy ul'
GERS, occasionally find their way into the blood
vessels, which result in seated eases Of scrofu'
Ia or Kings Evil, Erysipslas, Salt Rheum, Ul'
cers, Erupive snd C,itaneous Diseases of the
Skin, Enlargement of the1Glpnds, Pans IN the
Head, Sides and Back. St.Vtus' Dance, Pleuri'
sy, Dizziness, Tumors, Gripping and CholiC
Pains, &C., all Of which diseases readily yield
to the powerful influence Of Dr.. RobdcEs Blooc
Rurifnr, which searches cut all the vile humers
and distcmpers, leaving the blood in apure anc
healthy condition. A GAG man.
Y The many valuable ingredients Of which th'
BioSd Pqrtfet is composed helng ADAPTED tt
each other strictly according to the laws o
chemical scienc c, makes It one of themost val
liable alternatives and system renoudiors of tn,
present age and its success rs asreai nloiicin
must increase so long AZ disease continues t.
yex thc'sonlof MIN. Sold BY G. G. Beck, Drug
gist. Him.
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BoUND OvER.-Tho examination
ofVictor Perry, on the charge Of
b" 6aving, on thqpights of Thursday
Last, assaulted and inflicted a seri;
ous wound upon the person of s.
Jaues, took place, on Tuesday ? Sbo.
.p fore Mayor Slough, ,,os, .s5a ~.
.ob After hearing the testimony, the
cd magistrate ordered the accused tS
give bail iu tho cum sum, Of $500, foor
bis appearance before the pOurt. 2 q
common pleas, at, its next term.
"a y s The injury to Mr.. Janes, which
rthe evidence tendedi to show wat
made byla blow from a Ratchet OF
10 other similar instrument. consists
) of cut across tho left arm above
che elbow of some four inches in
iongth, penetrating to the bone ard
i 6rsdkius'it. VENOM
Mr.. Jauoz was not able to b
present at che Mayors Office, and
his sworn statement was taken =,
his residence. itpl sa Z
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Vegetable Sici|ian Hair Reviewer

q. q II.
Tns sfood fbe feet of se,,eJt 1,enrs
before he DiJltc y; AMI no DreDGr-
alton for the hair has 9fct been dis
COvered that qUiJI DrO6lyce the same
beneficial 9.esuIts. IT'S an entirelu
neiU scientific discOverU. combi,,.
ina manu- of the most ,OSgVeffitI g and
reStor0tive AGENTS i,s the vEcET-
ABLE KINGDOM. U1esfOres GREY
HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. It makes tie scdIp
guJtite ana clean: cures dantr,tH
and h,tn,Ors. and falling out Of
the hair: and qUiL 3,ldl;e it 0rO,U
MDOn bald heads. erccDt IN very
0GeG persons. as 10 furnishes the
untritive principle bU aUhicI. the
hair Is nOit1.ished a,sd supported.
It'4naI;es the hair moist, soft, and
H1oScY; "5T % =, q StSot"s ~ fISs''IsS ~ W 20 az
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J. DE MuTu.-Thc popular Col

J. DE MuTH.-Thc popular Col
umbus Street Bootand Shoe Store
4 hAs passJd into the hands Of our
young friend De Muth, by tho pur'
at ~chaser rof ,.herinterest of his late
3 "a partner, Mr.. G. Fcttcrs. We are
g pleased to learn that the establish
Of meut is doing good and incrcas
ing business.
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-SpEcIAL CLAssEs.-AttentionE Vs
catfede to- tho 1hdSartisemcntp Of
eT sbah's psdaesg edfegGI dtz zanes'
vile, Ohio. which appears in an
Z other column. glAt this institution
special classes will continue through
Ethessumncr fors tfc benefit Of
,.i Teachers aud others who may wish
,en TO pursue rapid thorough course
..'' in penmanship, Bookkeeping and
, any or all of the branches of a
thorough business education :
~ l. There will be no vacation during
tho summer, thus affording q finC
opportunity for study, to those out
of employment
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New York Cattle Market.
NEW YnnK lima G

BEEF yCATTLE-- Moderately
active, at last weeks rates. Ro-
ceipts of the week, 5,962. Offering
today, 2,7l5. .,,.,
SHEEP Moderate inquiry and
free offerings, the lowest ranging e
3@54c. amia ah
LAMBS-Quiet and lowcr, at
7@l6c; receipts, %, ,985. '}
HOGS-Fairly active and firm.
er at 9@lO5c. Receipts, 1870.
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COE,S DYSPESIA CURE

will Immediately relieve and per-
mancntly euro tho mostaggravated
case of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Sour
stomach, Constipation, and all
diseases Of the stomach and bowels.
Physicians, clergymen and all who
use it, join in unbounded praise of
its great virtues. Sold by Drug
gists everywhere. Price Sl.00. 1877
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d by most ALI druggists. [52 ]
GOES COUGH. BALSAM.

GOES COUGH. BALSAM.
A great popular Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough and Consumption. Both
sizes ordinary. 4 az. also NAM
moth family bottles-for sale by
all druggists and dealers in medi-
cines. No family should beove
night without it in the house. [52]
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City Finances.

o.
10 We have a communication from
q citizen making inquiries in refer.
cnco to tho publication of an off.
oial exhibitor tho receipts and cx-
pcndituros of our city government.
II was written under the impress
SION that no such publication had
recently been made. By reference
to'the iGhzctte Of The 9th OF April
last, may be found an official Re
poit of tho Finance Committee OF
the City Council" exhibiting the
receipts and expenditures for the
gear ending March 10th, 1868.
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WoRps THAT REArHE,-Scent your handker.
chief with PHALoN's new perfume, "FLoR DE
MAYO" fair ladies, and your written, words
will breathe even a rarer fragance than If they
had been uttered by your own rosy lips. Sold
by NIL druggists.
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Bottles only 10 Cts.
EUGENE HAIR REsToRER THE
.I- onEAPEsr AND BEs T.

THE EcGENIE HAIR REsToRER
eclipses all known discoveries tor
the rapidity with which il restores
gray and faded hair to its natural
color-promotcs Its rapid and
healthy growth, prevents ard stops
it when falling off, and is a most
luxuriant dressing for the Hair,
rendering it soft, silky and lus-
strous. Mammoth Bottles only IS
ceSol
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rangeHnent.

STBWART 4 SON, Wholesale and Retail deal.
ersin Crockery ADD oueAAswnre, Green's Block
Main street, have just opened the m ut com
plete stock ofQuccnsware ever offered for sale
in ihis community and Mt greatly rsduood
prices. GLA IS WARE Of every style, Ten.
SETTS of elegant new designs, LAMPS and
SHADES Of all sizes, shapes and prices, IA.
BILE CUTLERY COAL 1fL, &es, 'pr. os'm J
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ALwAys READr to curea Hacking Cough, re-
move the pam from Chest or Lungs, or ALA. tho
ieverish symptoms attending Kidney Com
plainti-thls is what is heard from hundreds
who have usedthe White Pine CompogRd. Try il.
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'a Tic Improvement on the corner
of Main and Columbus streets, by
our fellow. citizen J. Q. SMITH, is
progressing rapidly, A fino new
building, of large Dimensions, will
soon replace The old structure and
bo q further ornament to that por.
Of the city. ''' q.,5 z. s.'' s.
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IF YOU WISH to eeta beautiful sub
stant ial and serviceable sett of artificial Teeth
20 to DR.. VoS BoNIoRsr's, second floor Risinsa
Building g-rooms over Pairan & Martins Gro
Gerry store. G-u.
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Some half dozen of the employ
eos Of Icmmings & Co.'S circus,
werc' yesterday examined before
50 tho Mayor on the charge Of fassault-
ing and brutallySbeating Mr.. Geo
Sherrick, Of this city. They were
found guilty, and fined from 50 90
to $40 90 each. :, -., .,. -
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Prof. j: +. tIseinmund.
6M eity lsthoOls, as we loaI

zOM eity schools, as we learn,
have sustained serious loss in the
- MigMiA ey3slas geailecman = Of
the position of Superintendent or
the same, which ho has for several
years filled with remarkable sue.
ccss, and with gFeat accoptabiity
10 our entire community. He has
hcccptcd the Supcrintendcncy of
the Springfield Union Schools, and
leaves in short period to enter on
tho discharge, Of, his new duties
l." As far as this change may be an
,aa. advantage 10 him personally, it
!. '," ''i Z will be gratifying to- the numerous
friends who arc cothpClled to part
with him in, tho cspaciyTin which
'hc has so'servcd their educational
interests as to win their lasting es.
tccm, .,....
.,rrbco1 We congratulate thOinhabitants
of Springfield on their acquisition.
! " n
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DECIDED SUco Ess.-The picnic

DECIDED SUco Ess.-rhe picnic
YfestiEA atlReescs grove on tho 4th
{ was lively affair,in which all who
participated enjoyed themselves
hugely, and tho solid results of
~ which must have been satisfactory
,0Sto the entcrprising ladies Of st,
Mary's. congregation who carried
I, it successfully through. We un-
~ derstand that some seven or eight
o" hundred dollars wcre realized,
which money goes toward the cs,
20 ,tablishmcnt OF a Catholic school.
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PARTlCUuAisLA TTENTIoN given
to saving the Natural teeth, at DR.. VoN loS-
HoRsr's, second floor Rjsing's Buldng-rooms
over Paran 4 Martins Grocery Store. G-tf.
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Fire! Fire!

Must he appliedto cigar before twill smoke.
Old RngEN, shebest half spanish cigar maker
in the United states, may he found on Wheel.
ing Street, directly ~ rear of Crist KUDoLPH's,
one door we'tof Brnh Alley, where he will be
hgrpytowsit or alI hi4 Old lr,sndA. and gus.
toners. ga il. II. HHEEM,
NAp'lJ-lE II LaniaHer, ONO.
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"A NnrGf.-l would mos respectfully inform all my old
friends and again started in the Grocery bus
ness having associated myself Mr. VIM MARTIN and would
be hppy again opportunity of supplying them and as ma
nv more may with all goods usually kept my ne
Thankful for past favors continuance of the
Lancaster, April 9, GS-1y ChAo fAlhAN'
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OBTTUARY.

DIED--In West Rushville, on the 26th 81
June, 1868, Mary e. Barr, aged p years, month
and day; leaving husband, babe andalarge
circle Of friends to mourn their loss. tNE
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REAPER & MOWER,

Manufactured by y. NJ. OSBORNE & Co., Au-
burn, n. ", the original owners and Mannilr-
turers, 10y yhom all territory is now eScli-
sively controlled.
5000 Sold in 1867. over $4,000
- in uses.
The constantly increasing demand is con-
vincing proof Of its merit.
Great Improvements over the nKirly' Of
former years. A new finger nr, with open
Steel Guards, Castor Guin Wheel, and the
Improved Reel Rake, with others Of minor
Importance, all OF which have been thoroughly
tested, and keep the Kirby ahead Of all COM
petit ion. Our manufacturing f'cIlrtles en,blc
us TO make BETTER MACHINE, and afford to
sellit at LowBR Price than any other N the
world.
A fe,0 Reasons l1hy The Kirby is Hie best Machine
for FdrmerS 10 Buy: .,.
II has n reputation based upon a solid expert
ehce of ten years in competition with the
leading Machines in use, and It's sales are
constantly increasing.
II is the simplest and most durable Machine IN
uso, hence the easiest to work, the least lla-
be to get out ofrepair, and the most eeonom'
ical.
and thorough than any other. Connecting
Rod always IN line.
lisa nerfect Mower, n perfect Reaper, and the
hest combined Machine in the world.
All styles of the KIRBY" are Hand or Self
The Kishy Res SeIf.Rdke ah entire success
Driver controls the size Of bundles, or not, as
desireil. The Reaiers. can be adjusted to any
desired height. Simple, string and durable
under easy control Ofthc driyqr, and delivers
the Bundles at the side oi the Machine, IN the
host possible condition for binding, u mas
been uniformly successful ut Field Trials and
is acknowledged byaltwho have witnessed ITS
ope riuion to be the best Sell. Rake Attachment
vet introduced Al Hand Raking kirhys are
fitted for this Rake.
For further particulars call upon the Agent
for tIll descriptive Pamphlet with Prices, and
he sure to see the "New Kirby" before buying
All Agents keep Repairs, and Prices are very
low. For sale, by I,.-,,
III. A. MTTHOFF.
r J. C. Renyer,3 Oh Stand, Lancaster, Ohio
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