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WIN. +. POTTER INVENTOR
Superior to all Paints.

for the preservation of wood from fire water Fave
utterin water tanks fence posts to which it has been
applied will last indefinitely Long known and tried by
the inventor although but recently patented.
All orders or inquiries in regard to PLASTIC SLATE
or Ashtabula County. should he addressed TO
BRYANT & DILLEY, Geneva, Ohio.
April 4. 1866 So1.
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Florence Sewing Maehin

j HE Subscriber laving taken the agen-
cy of this superior machine would notify the ladies Of
this region that she will supply any grade of mae hne
from 500 upwards according TO and finish, and will
give such instruction will enable the purchaser to
it with facility and satisfaction The merits Of this
machine equal at least to the best in use and for in
genuity and simplicity of design and mechanism holds
important advantages all others Some of these
merits may be briefly summed up as follows:
Its simplicity and great range of work
Its four different stiches-he lock, knot fOublc lock
and double knot.
The reversible feed motion, operated by simply turn
ing thumb screw enabling the operator to run the
work to the right or left and convenience of
ing the ends of the seams.
The perfect finish and substantial manner in which the
machine is made.
The rapdity of its working and the quality of the
work done.
Its self-adjustng tension.
Those about to purchase sewing chine will do well
call at the residence of the subscriber and see til
Florence Machine before investing in any other.
MRS. L. II. ROBERTS.
Ashtabua, July %, 1861. M7
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CHEMICALLY UNITEDii

Homogeneous and permanent in its cnaIac.sr; cI;n
Among its superior Qualities are the foho"inS -
1t is more durable than Lead and cii.
1t is more elastic.
1t is brighter in appearance.
1t is easily put on.
1t is perfectly wholesome
1t dries almost at once
1t never chalks or CRACKS
1t is not injured By soap
1t is always ready Ior use
Ii is Warranted! -. .bo- load and oil and
more than fifty per ct better. .ha osrop One
bnrdred different shades are prepared s tho r,cs+
attent;on is solicited to this artice-one 81 tno
ibia ;,nnroyements of the times. orders VIII Dc
Allied nromptly c. G. CALkINs; O..
Ashtabula Aug. G, 1868. VnA
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A PERFECT CURE

For Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague. Aci-
dIty of the Stomach, Loss Of Appetite,
Nausea, Heartburn, Jaundice, and all
diseases arising from a disordered stat+
of the Stomach. Liver or Inte>tines.
Prepared by SEWARD, BENTLEY
&CHENEY, Druggists, Buffalo, NY. Sold
by oil Druggists. ..
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PIERCE s HA-kR. Selling their stock to e
West


West
veH,rc leased Store in Minneapolis. Minn., where
ze-;ntcnd removing next Spring TO start anew in our
,resent busjuess And offer for sale all Of our
stock at and below cost. We have also purchased for
the benefit of the ladies. large and choice stock OF
Fnrs of every grade TO be sold at wholesale prices.
We offer $50 all Wool Suits from Is to % dOilhfs.
80 Oycrcoats from to % dollars.
SO woolen Shirts from 81 so to S250.
800 Prs Socks cotton and Woolen from Is to 80 cents
1000 Hats and Caps from 40 cts TO dollars.
2OO0 yards Cloth from 40 cts to IS
50 Satnet Suits from TO II dollars.
Is Dress Goats from Toto SIS.
50 Boys Suits from 20 $40.
100 Prs Pants from 2, so to 50.
195 Wrappers from 70 cts to dollars
125 Prs Drawers from IS cts to -
800 Prs Gloves from 30 cts to 80
800 Fancy Ties from 10 to 90 cts.
roo Prs Suspendcrs from 80 to 50 cts.
2OOO Boxes Collars from10 To 30 cts,
Fine all Wool Cloth for one dollar Ier yard. Also
aree variety of Railroad Bags, Umbrellas, Silk Hats,
Overslis, Knit Jackets, SC
We will also manufacture Suits at greatly reduced
rates selling you Cloth and Trimming at Cost and Civ
iaoysu the benefit of profits labor. This is no
.hsm offer made to sell goods but bonafde sale of our
whole stock as prices will readily prove 10 you
Goods have already commenced selling fast, and to get
q good choice You must come early.
We will sell years lease OF the store we Row
occupy Lilies Safe large Show Cases. kinrst To-
gether with the good viii Of trade All accounts
and notes due us unpaid BY the ist Of February WIZ be
put in the 1aI DIS OF some attorney for collection
Ashtabula, Oct. 10, 1873. 9S7u
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TO ALL WHO ARE ABOUT TO
Il BUILD, Plastic Slate is what you want. Fire
Proof in the fullest sense. Frost cannot crack it
neither sunshine wafer penetrate or dissolve
it. from the moment it is applied Can be put any
form, from fiat, to perpendicular.
One half cheaper than Sheet-Slate!
Soon harlens to bear unnjured the weight of q
man jumping upon il. VIII supercede tin rOOfng-that
Is expensive and 80 soon r4cd through Iron Roof
ing-that Is costly, and often racks by its undue
weight the structure it Gutta-Percha-which
always leaks: Tar and Gravel-dttO: S1ngle Roofing
yearly growing costly. and is hut finder to every
stray spark, which at best Time will destroy.
WIN. L. POTTER, INVENTOR.
HEAR! HEAR! Scion Robinson. President of 1.-THE
Farmers Club" New York, Agricultural Editor of the
New York TtibBe. says (among other good things he
says of in Its discovery is great boon American
Farmers
Unequned as lining for cistcrns; as a plaster for
smOkc-hOuses and ovens.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair as soon restored
to ats original color
scth the gloss and
freshness Of yo,sth.
Thin hair is thick.
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NEw GROCERY.

A NEW GROCERY ESTABLISH
~ -, has inst been opened by the subscriber in
~ .Hniiow opposite Phoenix Foundry, Main street,
the the citizens of Ashtabula will find stock OF
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES AND
PROVISIONS.
and all those commodities that to make up the
ment of Of this character. The subscriber nope
t he able to afford all the accommodation, and all thc
jnducement in the way of fair dealing and moderate
prices found at any other place Kind IN the village
- ~ F W. L. LEEK.
Asbtohr,. 1s Oct 1885, sT
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Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes Of Laxative

Perhaps no OhB nieul-
cine is SO universally re-
ouired by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal
iy adopted into use, in
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
pm. The obvious rea-
SON is, that it is a more re-
liable and far more efec-
tual remedy than any
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AverilpS Chemical Paint!!

L HIS is not, like lead and oil simple
muddy mixture that settles and separates when le TO
itself combination of Linseed OIL Zine, dissolved
glass and some other substances
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EVERY FARMER HIS OWN MILLER!

70 more going to Mill mo More waiting for the Grist!
No more Tolls to pay!
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Save Your Money, Farmers /!

Great Reyozaioe in Grain Grinding !
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THE COURTs.

Crncutr CouRr-Judge WWis.-This court
was occupied as follows, yesterday;
THE CENTRE MARKET CASE.
Barran ct al, W, The Corporation Of WASH
ington. The court resumed the consideration
ofthis case, which, we have already noticed, 10
Q suit to recover damages for the clty's refusal
to carry out contract made with the plain.
tn. for ths erection OF new Centre market
After argument upon the Instructions, the
court charged the Jury that the fact that the
further prosecution ofthe work was forbidden
by the United States, was asuf1cient Justif ca.
tion OF the Defendants stoppage Of work on
the building contracted for; and that the plain.
tiffs were entitled only to the usual profits on
SO much Of the work as has been done, or ma
terials actually furnished. This seemed, from
the evidence, to be Is per cent. on such portion
Of the work as was executed by the plaintiffs
themselves, and AZ per cent. on such portion
as was executed ~ sub-contractors.
The case was then argued to the Jury by
counsel, and at the close OF the argument the
Jury retired with instructions to return q
sealed verdict this morning.
The following orders were entered without
opposition;
3urcheil vs.. Landers. Judgment by default
on motion Of Mr.. Webb.
Cockey b Go. vs.. Stafford, Judgment on seirt
Jacias--Dayls.
Geo: ". Harvey VS.. Thos. W. Miller. JudE.
| ment by default.
Adjourned,
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Awards OF MEnIT...At the High street
public school, on Wednesday tveaing, the
quarterly distribution Of cards to meritorious
sshoiafs tooh Place before large number Of
those who occupied seats upon the stand were
his Honor Mayor Welch, Rev: T. W. Bates,
nnninm " Msnoo "rE a AMaermen, "
Hvde' nn5 a. Ramsh,,ra a. the hnan n a;
3sH nanisi. ''"s'"S ""''o"uue'eao " rfot
Tn. sxnrci... ,..,.
Rsv I. ~ Rsts. ~ M IVY Mes. VII P,sye, oy
enufeih, aher Mh h singing and reeitations
$500 ana a.t .,n, .me scnooI, anu when re.
teaeSers and ths ehiidrsr y" 'he accomplished
After a few remarks bv M.vor Walsh. be
pupils A'''' " '"s 'o''o"'ns
James Turner. Harry Miller. lame. Eaton
John Allen, Frank Roby, Willie II. Collins,
MsIIoe assrss F, Wts Rsyns Eawsrd Pet
Cafhonrt' hfSert schot, VIM WnI,l, ona ni
Frank Baumbsch. ' ""''e oo''n'' anu
Male primary school No. l, Ia taught by Mrs.
h Bate, and ~, Mrs Mary E. Turner isteacher of
| Ptoxox SuoortNo MArcu-o, wod,..a.v
afternoon, Al o,eioek. a grand nigeon shnmt
Ing match between a number OF tSes beat .Sot.
| in the Diatriet will fave nisca ~ xns,o.t.s
island, should the weather permit Ths birds
will be flown from snring fran and ~ thn.s
who have never witnessed the exciting sport
Of pigeon shooting, we would say, fail not to
i pc pEtutut. ltcketb OF humibBlOn nave been
placed at the nominal sum OF twenty-five cents
each, and those desiring further informal
and wishing to enter in the list Of contestants
Nhatt e woods ~ vsi ~ once on MI "
P pap MooGiey az ,ae s t and Garter /" lo2
| eh Elntn... eue, vgtween oeFehteehth
anu E'sh'eeh'h stfee's' washington
| MERCHANTS ExcHANGE-The market for
wheat continues very arm, with an inclination
| OF an advance in prices. Prime and choice
- aIaa ner bussei IN" hsra n, S"t t9mhana
and Tho oniS ale repories was Al b"sha,s re-. ,eu
stSa ~ ner bushei There was no corn osr soo1
and IL may be quoted nominal at u .l06lsl. i.
for yellow, and white at sl039h.05.
CANAL ARRIyALs.-The following boats re
ported at the collectors office yesterday: ], II
vnoa, Il WsIe iimsitnn uet \, J09hnson
wvWUa' II. ;rnn 4, ~ Ws, no 70 Sasieman
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- gksrAwAr.-Ac oiored infant, apparently
about forty-eight hours old, was deposited At
ST.. PAtrick,s (Cathoiicl church. on wednes-
day night, between eight and nine o'clock. Its
pifeous waiiings attracted the inmates Of the
wrapped up and packed away In basket on
the sfoop. 10 the morning the sanitary officers
took charge Of the founding. and reported the
case to Gen. Howard, Of the Freedmen's Blu
rcau, who gave an order for its Transmission
TO the hospital attached to his department.
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the 9th instant, at the residence OF the brides
father, By Rev. J. N. Coombs, Mr.. LOUIS Y.
formerly OF Philadelphia.
wooDBURY-LowELL Cambridge Mass,
APrii =, By the Rev A: T.; Peabody. Pr HEssIE
daughter Of Charles X. Lowell, esq.
,REEyEs-WELLs;-0 On the 9Th instant, by tho
New Jersey. to EMILY W. WELLS, Of washing ton,
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evening, q difference Of opinion arose, we are
Informed, between Captain Beckwith and o
gentleman named Koontr, at the Metropolitan
Koontz on the mouth, and was then arrested
By Detective McDevitt. He will have q hear
Ing. this morning, when the facts 10 the case
will be developed.
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CLoruIss AT RKpucRD RArss.-Mr. A STRAINS,
north side Psnnsylsania Avenue, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, offers his large and we'll
selected stock Of Men and Boys Clothing aud
Gsntlsmsn's Furnishing Goods, for the next thirty
days, without regard to cost. He also sKers
disco int Of ton por cont. all purchases amount
Ing to y or more. Now 10 the time 10 make your
purehAsea Al an immenss sAxinE.
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WHY WILL YoU WORK FOR " PER DAY
w and be bossed round, when you can engage
IN an sssy Apd lucrative business that VIII pay ySu
ure, You WON'T Be- sorry II you send 10 cents for
fall particulars and sample, Address -.
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DR. LuooL. OF Paris. ono Of the most eminent
chemists Of Europe, says, when Iodine can DO dis.
solved In pure water. the most astonishing results
may BIO anticipated. DR.. II. Anders' Iodine Water
is iodine dissolved IN pure ioater. and the most
astonishing results have followed Us use In cases Of
scrofuls and all chronic diseases.
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el.l5 for French whaleboue Corsets; 8 cents
for Corset stocls. Also, Hoop-skirts, Shoulder
Braces. and Corsets Of all Styles altered and made
to order. and 1t warranted. At Charles Bsuin's,
- Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
straata
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EoutTY COURT Judge Oiin. - This court
transacted the following business yesterday:
Cranch Va. Kimmel ct al. Order Diminishing
bill for want Of jurisdiction.
Morrison VS., Harris. Order appointing q
guardian, dd iifem, for VIM. Javins ana Ella
Javins and A. Barkman.
Davis vs.. Davis. Order pro eoafesso,
Winpenny vs.. Spaulding. Orders admitting
now parties complainant.
Adjourned.
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EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

ACaAScB TO DRAW ANY OF TEE ABovR PRIzRs
Tickets describing each Prize are ssdied in In:
cents q Sealed TPcid viii be drawn, Without
choi,e. and delivered at our otee or sent By mall
delivered to the tick etholder on payment Of One
Dollar. Prizes v be Immediately sent to any ad-
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POLICE UNIYoRMs.-Messrs. Wall, Stephens
l. Co., clothiers, No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue,
forms for the members OF the metropolitan
police force Of this city.
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CHURCH sKRyioHs TODAY. - Services In
commemoration Of the crucihxion will be held
this morning and evening at the Reformed
Church, corner Sixth and N streets.
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TINS MAGIC ToucH Of a Titan could not produce
any more beautiful shades than arc represented In
saks & Co. Is superb stock Of Coatings, from which
they make goods to order. VIM. Bennett, cutter.
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For sale by all Dealers and the Manufacturers.
LlrPlNCoTT 4 BAkRwRLL.
(SuooRssoRs TO LIPPIseorr 4 Cod
SOLE OWNERS OF THE PATENTS.
pIttsburR Pa,
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TAKEN WITH SPAsMoDIo FIT.-Yesterday,
about 3.i5 O'Clock, Sergeant James Walling, Of
the Seventh precinct, while making his rounds
at the Baltimore Depot, was taken with
near by at the time, with the aid of q kind citi-
zen, cony eyed him to his home.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

THE LINCOLN MoSUMENT.-Mayor Wallaoh,
as president Of the Washington Lincoln Mon
ument Association, has issued Invitations to
Al OF the secret and public organizations OF
the city to DO present and take part In the
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

CLOTHING Yon SPRINa.-Messrs. Stephens q
Co., $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
sive and we'll selected stock Of youths, boys,
and children's clothing for all ages, from three
years and upwards, for spring wear. Although
the weather yesterday was not OF an ethereal
here, and 1t behooves our readers to provide
themselves with clothing for their children
and themselves at the low rates which rule
the rush comes.
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"OUR FAT CoNTRlBUToRn will explode to-
morrow evening at Metzerott Hall, and those
wh ,S may DC SO t9rtunato as 70 secure tickets
lecturer 10 the " Fat Contributor to the Gin
cinnati Daily Times, and many are the readers
who have ohuckled spontaneously over his
firmly attached will fly, sure, for laugh you all
must.
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TRUNKs.-The well-known establishment of
Messrs. J. s. Topham Co., No. 500 Seventh
street, near Odd Fellows Hall, are still sup
plying the public with their superior trunks,
satoheis, So, made In their own Establishment,
OF the best material and by competent work.
men, at the lowest rates. McMurray's patent
stay Is attached to ell trunks purchased at
their establishment, which for convenience is
not surpassed by any Improvement ever In.
vented. All Information In regard to Its work.
ing 10 promptly explained to all who may
favor this establishment with visit.
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A FIRE.-on Wednesday evening, about 8
O'Clock, the splendid residence OF Mr.. Chris
TOPPER O,Hare, at Linden Grove, about four
miles north Of this city, was destroyed by fire,
with part Of the furniture. 1t IL supposed
that the hre originated from defective fiue,
the time, all cfforts to extinguish the hamcs
were OF no avail. The loss which Mr.. O'Haro
sustains is very heavy, the exact figures OF
lor and Bell, who are connected with the
Treasury Department, and had Just gone out
to spend the season with Mr., O'Hare, lost the
greater portion OF their valuable books, ward
robo, &c.
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Loss TO WAsHINoToSIANs.-Th residence
Of Marcus Du Val, esq, called 1.-THE Wig
county, Nd, which was destroyed by fire last
Thursday, was owned by Washingtonians
having been purchased by J. O. Mcclure
o., OF this city, only one or two days before
the fire,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Mas, rs. Ross d BIoKsLER, No. rs High
street, Fo. -rest Hall, Georgetown, are prepared
to dispose o ftheir dry goods at popular prices.
MKssns. W, LLIAN R. Riley 4 Bno No. -,
Central stores, opposite Centre market, call
the attention of o ur readers to their stock.
Mrssns. EoAs A. VI BRoTHEns call attention
to their stock of win. IS and champagne cider.
MussHs. BRYAN AND BRoTHEn, No. $40
Pennsylvania avenue, apostle Metropolitan
Hotel, call attention to heir stock. See ad-
yertisemeut In another colt INN.
RoBERr H. aaAHAN's adve. rtisement appears
In another column.
MEssRs. ]. b. WHEELER 10. have post
poned until next Tuesday tho sale OF valuable
real estate In the Seventh ward.
TEE AsrERApIoAL CENTRAL CLun will
hold meeting this evening at ~ O'Clock.
PERsoss DESTROYS OF joining the Economical al
Building Association will find particulars In
another column.
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CAUTION

CAUTION.
The Axe and the Label are both patented, Ia
frnxers on these patents will be prosecuted accord
ing 10 law, Vendors or dealers, and persons using
any infringement, are liable with the maker Of The
Infringement
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Aatiuual @epablitau.


TgB NATIONAL THEATnE.-Miss Maggie
Mitchell, despite the unpropitious condition
Of the elements, had fine house last night,
and her benefit was complimentary and sub
stantiai. The audience was appreciative and
in full sympathy with little Lorie. Her depar-
turs from the city IL matter Of regret to her
many enthusiastic admirerp. Tonight, and on
saturday night, "Under the qsslight'' will be
presented, and the regular theatre-goers will
haye the opportunity TO greet several members
OF the company, the light Of whose counte-
nsnces has not siaddened the audience for
some time. Mr.. Lamb, Mr.. Sheridan and Mrs.
Cline are in the cast. On Monday night the
Washington favorite, Joe Jefferson, will mp
pear N Rip Van Wrinkle.
THAYrR NoYRs' CIRous TRouPE 10 yet the
great attraction, and despite the cherries and
unfavorsble weather the tent 10 filled at every
performance. Some OF the most eminent per-
sonages In the country have attended and we
have noticed Senators, Representatives,
jugdes Of the courts, learned lawyers and other
distinguished gentlemen. There 10 no denying
that the company IL the best that has ever visit.
cd this city, and the members Of tho troupe In
connection with the liberal and enterprising
proprietors Of the establishment are deserving
Of all credit for their versatile and daring per.
formances. Our citizens have Psncham fer a
circus, the fragrance Of sawdust proving a
greater attraction In many instances than the
footights Of the stage, and to the juveniles II 1,
irresistible. Do not forget the circus exhibits
on Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the Wal
lach School Building, Navy Yard, this after
noon and evening.
siah, by the Philharmonic Society, on Tues
~. Hal
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METROPOLITAN POLICE BoARD.-The board
held q regular session at 8 p. m. yesterday,
when Officer Richard A. Frere was fined go,
on a charge OF conduct unbecoming an officer,
and was ordered to be admonished.
James II. Dodd was reappointed an addi-
tionnl private to do duty Tor ninety days at
Centre market.
william J. Hickey and Z. p. McCeney were
reappointed additional privates to do duty for
ninety days In Washington county, outside Of
the city llmits.
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CoLBURN's PATENT-JULr s.ls1
TRIED AND NOT FOUND WANTING.
WE CLAIM 1T WILL CUT TWENTY .PIvE (s
PER CENT. NoRR CORD WOOD PER DAY
THAN ANY OTHER AXE MADE


McKhHsroar. Dee. Is. 1897.
MgssRs. LIPPIscorr 4 Co.
sIhs; have fully tried your Patent Axe and nnd
faster than any other Axe that / ever saw, and
leaves the wood without sticking at all, | would
not chop three days without one for the cost
need mol say any more, for any man that tries one
will be satisfied,