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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

opposed cOnterring sunrage upon Un-
ion soldiers in the field was Demo.
crat.
Every person who encouraged and
protected dcscrtcrs, was q Democrat.
Every person who refused to con-
tribute to the relief Of sick and wonn.
ded soldiers was a Democrat.
Every person who declared that hs
"would like to sec all Democrats
unite in bold and open rcaistancc TO
all attempts 70 keep ours united peo-
pie, was Democrat.
xvcry person who was IN favor Of
"two Republics and . united SOUTH"
was Democrat.
Every person WHO was anxious TO
know whether athc South had re-
sources enough to keep tho Union
army at bay" was . Democrat.
Every person Who denied the au-
thority of the General Government 9
enforce its laws. was . Democrat.
Every person who recognized the
rebellion - "lcgitmste, legal. just, !"
was . Democrat.
Every man who shouted not an
other man nor another dollar to carry
en- q civil war;" was a Democrat.
Every man = ho insu!tcl the loyal
armies Of the Onion by declrring
s.the war . failure. was . Democrat.
Every person who Invented danger
Gus compounds to burn STEAMBOATS,
and Northern cities, was Democrat.
Every person who contrived hcllish
sehens 60 introduce the wasting pes.
thence Of yellow fever into Northern
cities, was q Democrat.
Every person who robbed the
School Fund and used thc money for
gold gambling operations, was Dem
Ocrat.
Every person who engaged m shoot.
ing down negroes in the street. and
burning negro school houses, was .
Democrat.
Every person who burned up negro
children in orphan asylums, vas .
Democrat.
Every of6cer in {! G army who wAs
dismissed 4 for cowardice and disloyal- |
ty,is . Democrat.
Every man who denounced Union
soldiers as I" Liacoln hirelings," was
. Democrat.
Every man Who denounced green. |
backs ~ "Lincoln skins." Vas q |
Democrat.
Every man who asserted that Lin
coin bayonets were snouldered for
coh-blooded MURDER" was . Demo
crat.
Every man who during tie war,
asserted that tho Republic was Dy.
ing! Dying! ! DYixG! :! was .
Democrat.
Every person who conspired tn re.
lease rebel prisoners and burn North.
ern cities, was . Democrat.
Every member Of the Ku Klu Kan,
10 . Democrat
Booth. tho assassin, was Demo.
crst.
Seymour, Who addressed ! murder.
ous mob a. " my friends, is Demo
csas.
General Forrest the Fort Pillow
6useasos, :. - Dss~esssA
Win, the murderer Of Union Sol
cisrs, was Democrat.
DR.. Blackburn, Is . Democrat.
DR. Mudd, Payne, Atxerott and Mrs.
Surratt, were Democrats.
Wade Hampton, JET Thompson
and bsauregard, are Democrats.
Fernado Wood, his brother Ben,
the grrnbler, and John Norrissey,
are Democrts.
Renegade Doolittle l. . Democrat
Bowles, Miligan, Hossey, Hc6ron
and Humphries, are Democrats.
John C. Walker asd Dick Dodd,
are Democras.
Clement L. valandingham, is
Democrat.
Jhd Davis, Brick Pomeroy and the
Devil, are Democrats.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25
INDEPENDENCE IOWA FRIDAY, SEPT 25 1868.

,nour, snd gave his reascns therefor. lie
said Seymour WAS nominated rs war Dem.
ocsat for the reason that no other could win.
lie was called war democrat, but he had
never given any aid or support to the Gov
ernment in prosecution Of the war when il
could he avoiied. In 1868, when the rebel
troops were in Pennsylvania. and the Cow
ernment called ON Seymour, who was then
Governor Of New York, to furnish troops 10
expsl them, he snswsie ed in the same man.
neS Il not ia the same language. ~ the Gov
ernor Of Kensscky in 1861, viz: That "
scould not send Mem. He did send them,
Aowsvss, for tAe reason Aas he css unable
70 do o(keYrise."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

The fosrsh resolution Of shs Democratic
platform, says The South Bsai Ind. Reg,
lister, calls fos equal taxation On every sps
cies Of property, according to ils real value,
including Govsrnmsnt bonds and other pub.
lie securities" Let 10 eee what this means.
Congrsss has removed the tsx FROM over
Ten thousand different articles which are con.
stantly used BY both rich and poor. The
tx now levied y upon spirits, fs,mented liq>
uoss, gas, matches, and few other srticles
which cannot BE- really classed ~ necsssi-
ties. lfthe Democratic party 10 successful
iu the coming election, the sentiment OF the
above resolution will 10 carried out. Equal
Tar wiu Be lsvisd On sss,y spseiss efprspr.
~, and you viii ees Democsatic tax>eaiher.
ere in every street, laae, hieh.vAy and By.
way Of The land, demanding end eollee.ing
from you taxes vpcns-
-FOUR fasn.
Your house and lot.
Your horses, cattle, sheep, hoss, poultry
and other stock.
Your wheat, oats, corn and other grain,
hay, fruit, vegetables, and whatever else u
raised upon your tArm.
Your reapess, plows, hassows, and all aa>
ricultusal implements.
Your wasons, casriasss and sleishs,
etc.
Your tools, with which you prosecute
your trade, b you blacksmith, carpenter, .,
wagon maker or what not.
The clothes yousself and family wear.
The food you eat:
The tca aud coffee you drink.
The pot in which ii II bciled.
The cup out Of which you drink h.
The sugar to sw.esen Il.
Every particle Of food you eat
The ssove on which. you cook Il.
The wood and coal yol use.
Your carpets, chairs, tables and other fur
uiture.
The bed you slssp ou.
And lastly, the coffin and shsoud in which
you are buried, aAst being worried and hAr
rassed 10 death BY Democratic admins,
srssion which tazsd everything equally.
Aud Tor whasf
Simply that The bonds may he taxed.
Yes, this Democratic equality would plAcs
. tsx upon nearly sereNtN two billions Of dol
lars' worth Of properly in farms, live stock
houses, eatables, clothing, ETC., fos The sak'
Of having atax upon little moro than ~
billioSs Of dollars' worth Of bonds, most 0
which are held by pstsons VI only moderat'
circumstances.
DO yoa want 10 pay this enormous tax
II you do, vote the Democrati: pa,ry int
po~er, and, heavy rs yoar taxes have bee
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

It Is falsely asserted that Seymour
addressed the peace-loying citizens
Of New York, and not tho rioters,
when he called his audience Of black
guards, incsndiaries and murderer,
6is "fficnds." Well. here is the
speech that he made on Tuesday,
July l4ih, 1868:
any friends, / have como down
here from the quiet Of the country
"a see what was the difficulty, 10 learn
what all this trouble was concerning
the draft. Let me assure you that l
am your friend. (Uproarioua cheer.
ing.) You have been my friends
(cries Of Ayss, yes!' That's 90 r.
We are, and will lie again !')-and
now l assure you, my fellow-citixens,
that l am here TO show you : test Of
my friendship. (Cheers.) 1wi.h TO
inform you that / have sent my ad.
jutant. general to Washingtoa 10 con-
fer with the authorities there and
hsve this draft suspended and stop
ped. (Vociferous cheess.) I ask
you ~ good citizens TO wait for his
return; and I assure you that I viii
do Ill that / can to see that there il
no inequality aud no wrong done to
any one. I wish you to take good
care Of all property a. good citiscns,
and see that every pcrsos i safe.
The safe-kceping Of property and per-
soma rests with YOU: and | charge vOtt
10 disturb neither. IL il your duty
to mantaia the good order Of the city,
asd knos you will do it I wish
you now to separate ~ good citixcne,
and tru can assemble again whcnev-
CT you wish to do 20, l ask you to
leave I'll to me nov, and l win eco to
your rights. Walt Until my adjatant
returns from Washington; and yoa
will be satisfied. Listen To me and
see that there is no harm done to per-
soma or property, but tctitt peacea.
bly." The riot Vas got UP on account
Of tho dram. and Seymour. it will be
seen, promised his friends that the
draft should be ''suapended and
storped:". Tho audienc6 RaS %
pcace-loving that il was necessary to
assure them that Now York would
aullify : law Of the United States -
o dear friends! Seymour says, stop
your miscellaneous burning and kill.
ing. and al you require shall be gives
unto you!-Bostos zronserips.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

NJ. Williamson, . prominent Democrat,
Of Shreveport, La, made Seymour and
Blair speech in New Orleans recently. He
"arrAigned the Radicalsj'' and this is ono Of
the counts Of BIZ Indictment:
1--WE arr~ign them u ~ nams Of our own
d.arly beloved Coolsdsss.s dead, fckeers]
Who's bones ere stfewn I'll oyes the aorh..
west RILLsD IN nAf1Le ~ SnE A1noCious
CRUELTY o. rms RADICAL GovERxxsxr.
believe We will carry our candidates as 6rm.
" - there u throne o, God. But even Il
the defest should iall upon " Do not be dis.
couragcd the time will come when We shall
redeem ,he country. Let no man leave the
State. Let ~ 10y our bones in Louisiana,
aud if these scalawags aud carpet.bAggerl
remain, let Us hunt them from tho coun.
try"
Capt. Edward Marshsl; . brother o
Thomas, made speech Il a recent Demo.
cratic ratification meeting. which is thu,
skesched in a Kentucky paper:
He was enthusiastic in support of'Scy,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25
S.lsstes 1.o.tp,.
A NEW CAMPAIGN pONU.

ANEW CAMPAIGN pONo.
Am-"T,omp, Su.p. tire boy. ye ma,es;.y.' >
T.
In our homes We sat in rsac,
Thinking strife and trouble done,
And that traitors would b oIee more loyal
But ~s',. heard . v.sainy.ound,
Since the esmpsiga has beIun,
And we're marching out 70 bate once again,
CaoAUs-Tsamp, tramp, tsinp,
Tho Tanners naehins,
Cheer up I! Southern lsyslnsn.
And beneath ths Tanssss' torch
Yoa shall see ths loyal North
Rout tAs CoppsrhssAs nd rebels once
sgsin.
when W granted terms o, poses,
Giving life and psrdos, tor,
We believed tbs south hsd has enough of var,
But the traitors march again,
Just ~ on . they ussd ~ do.
Meath the robsl lag that besrs single STAR
caenss-TrsnP, TRUMP &c.
III.
Lot us rally from tho city,,
From tho meuntsin and the plain,
AMI united vote for Grant and Colfsx, too,
SO th hat al the world nay see
That the sosntry's right again,
And is strong in spite Of Ill that tfsito.s do.
caoRss-Trsmp. tramp, Ae.
".
When the White House changes hands,
And osr gsssral takes command,
Aad eur marching days end nights sre fslIy
DER,
We will lay our torches BY,
And uniting hand in hsnd.
Swear the Union shal! b. stronger than before.
CsoRus--Trsnp, tramp, tramp,
The Tanpsss marching,
Cheer up Southern lsysl men,
And beneath the Tanners torch,
You shall ~ the loyal North
Rout the Copperhesds and rebels once
again.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25


We are heartily Glad that de 81
district has - signslly honossd issslf
b, nominating 90 alle snd % deoesv.
ing . man - Hon. w. b. Allssa.
for reelection. Mr. Allissa's sspses.
tion - ono Of the sblese msnbees. Of
Congress, y nasional, and The noui.
nstion vas . Inherited tribsts % con.
manding worth and ineosrupaihis
integrity. His election vin 30 :
credit to his disesict and . deserved
compliment 70 himself The soeIsss
WAS desperate one. and pastisan
strife and political raacor fss rioe
over the district But, sAe victory
was signal. Nov let The sspposs 81
the party b cordial-Nasersoo
Courier. s4
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

In our streets, in our oliess, on our farms
every shers--ssys m eloquent writer in sh
T. Y. Tri5xws--ws meet '.empsy sleeves.
slesves thai the wind blows against brokel
ribs, whips about crippled bodies; sleeve
whose emptiness tell Of arms blown on II
battle; Of arms lost in strife for the life Of |
nation Of arms shattered with Gag in hand
Empty sleeves tl,as speak more eloquently
than tongue or typo OF patriotism, Of couf'
age. Of faith in the right. OF hope in Justice
Empty sleeves that tell Of honor upheld, Of Z
nation saved, Of homes defended, of valor, ,o
daring. Empty sleeves that tell how des,
psrstsly Rebellion fought against the life
Of people Z; empty sleeves that tell hov well
NE defenders ofshat psopls did this glorious
work empty sleeves that ever proclaim how
liveswers risksd and limbs sscri6eed in pat
ting down these Who 6sed on The sation's dag
and srailed il 10 the dust; empty sleeves
that constantly sebuke thoss who did their
utmost 70 make Slavery national and Free.
dom sectional empty sleeves that tell Of
Southern prisons Of the dead lines" around
human cattle pens, tell Of abuse, Of needless
suffering, Of starvation empty sleeves whose
wearsrs are living reminders Of Libby. Of
Andersonville, and those other bells in which
Union soldiers Who fought for the old HAg Of
Liberty against he Rebel Gag Of Slavery,
we're tortured and bruised and starved and
murdered and denied decent burial whom
dead empty sleeves that veil Of the tsnacity
Of human Slavery, and the dissemination Of
Southern minority TO lord il over and rule
. Northern majority, Are honorable and
houored men whose asmlsss sleeves meet 10
.. every turn going for the party hss 6red
ON old Sumpsss Are these men going to
tell the world that the side on which they
fought WAS wroag! Are these men about
70 Ten the world that tAs old Aag ought to
have been tsailed in the dust as Sumpser?
Ars thsy going % say that Grant ought p
have surssndessd TO Les-shat ths Rebel
Gag ought now 70 wave from the dome Of
shs natioa's Capitol? II thsss brave mes
desire 70 spcak shus, and see the Rebel Gag
on every 6agsta6 in tie land, hey uin vote
Tor Seymour bat il hey bslieve' hat hey
fought on ths right side-bslisvs hat Grant
was right !. causing Lees sasssnder-bslisve
shas the old dag Of our iathess i the dag Of
the nation-then they will vote foe Grant
"God defend the right"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

Tne undersignci respectfully calls the atten-
tion Of the public to Pleasant drove Seminary,
removed to Jesup. We have provided rooma
specially for this school, spacious and co,nfort-
able, aud will earnestly cndcavor to richly 70.
ward parents snl guardians Who may be dis
posed to send papils to this school.
Fall Term begins Sept. Ssb, 1868, y 6eo l.
tinues - weeks. Winter Term begins Dec. .th,
and continues /: weeks. Spring Term bsgins
March 9eth, and continues II weeks.
TuIrloM.-Psimasy, $3.50; Common, $500 ;
Higher, 81 - pss tern. 0ss dellDs eOntin gent
per torn. No scholar taken for lsss than fall
term and 20 rsduetiea exssPs Sos protssstsd
illness. sw
I'D. CALDWELL, Psw.
Chatham p. o., July 81, 1868. Ism.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25
Passiesie Gems erea sAe nexs RPssa.
0O0e.

AZ care nothing for prouotion, % losg -
our arms ere suecsesfal."
-Gre.s 10 SAermaa, Feersasy, 1864.
"Ifny course 10 NOT satisfactory, ssoovs
No q ones. do mot wish in any vsy v
.S7s.: s-c;ss - = Hsa::it, Hisaa:st s e{ss' e.ss.
mo Theory Of my own viii evsr sosnd 10
tho wsy Of my execsting in good faiah any
order may receive from thoss in authority
over me-"
-0raas to Ss~es@y C2ass, Ny -, less.
This is Repsblic, where Ne win q Ne
people i he Law Of NE lsad."
-Gyssfs lettev to Rssjdess yoAases, Ase>
wst, 1867.
II shsll have no policy Of my ovn - is>
terfsre against the win Of The people,
GrosFs letter, Nay -, 1858.
"Human Liberty The oaly True foundaaioa
Of Human Goyessaent."
-Groafs letter 10 e;sisess Of ks.pAis,
"Lss ~ have pssss."
-Grasfs lsttw, Ny -. lses.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25
Meat Market /!
Clinton & T. ]. Wilson,

sHAvING PURCHASED The Meat Market
III Il Lsctsy : Bso., viii kssp sspstantly o.
hsad ths bsst eaality of Bed, 2s31oe and Pork,
and othes meats in their season. Having had
long experience in the business, and being large
y sngsged in buying Cattle and Hogs aud feed
ing on their farms, will ct all times fsnish the
very best quality Of meats. Since taking hold
Of thb naFkse tAsy have seAnssa the price Of
meats one third, and will eeatiaue to furnish
then ct the lowest living rates.
xhs higbsk market price psid for cattle and
hogs. Thoss having stock for sale will Do we'll
10 give them call. no
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

in the past, they are nothing 10 whst you
will have 20 pay under Democratic ruls.
Remember that equal taxatiOs, a. aeprsss.
I'd IN tie Democratic plat form, taxes ssevy>
Min0.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

"Can you give two si4psnces for !
shilling p asked . little boy ef .
groccr's clerk.
.sCsrtainly, !" said the clerk: harding
out Two aixpehn! pieces.
"Well," said tho boy, picking up
the sixpsnccs and tarning Ia go ont.
''mo,her says sle will send you the
shilling morroAT."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

.. J. KlskweeA eDA =. q. Wilson -
she sosGsags Dssas.
At sgrsnd Repsblicsa rally at Dss Moines
recently, Ex.0ov. Kiskwood, snd Hon. Jas
r. Wilson fairly met the suffrage isssss aad
advocated The sssiesasios Of the pssdina
amendments 70 the State Constitution, q
witness the following extracts frsa the ~.
port of their speeches publishsd 10 The Ssass
RSgisssy:
SPEECH or NJ. wiLsoY.
Ibsve from the 6sst been in favor Of s,ri.
king FROM our State Constitution shs word
"whiss." do NOT dsnosncs Republicau
who dissgsees With enc On this question, but
! an here to declare my intention Of voting
again 70 strike out that wosd-to raise my
voice in behalf Of suffrage, end 10 ask that
whatever position other States may take, 10
~ shall stand right. Applauss.l The
poorer the man, the moss need has be Of sha
ballot and the more precious its privileges
What harm will il do 70 yos Or ne II shs 10,
grUUs Uhwse0 agqutsv she s;ghs - -. = u
The colosed boys who carried The torches las,
night we're Democrats, you may bs assured
that the opposition party would unFssesved.
y favor the striking QUITO she word white. /"
Whersvss the negro has The right 70 vote,
and hs is 20 Ignorant - 70 b decsived 10
10 the reading Of his ticket OF the meaning
Of his vote, and esn bs induced 10 vote The
Democsatie ticket you will and the Demo-
Gratis anxious 10 allow him that privilege.
[Laughier. In oil your laws for ihs pun>
ishment " pssvssti0n OF crime The word
white 10 not mentioned. CAn'tyou Just dsop
II out Of your election lawsr'
srIEcH or orEx>0ovEsxoa KIREwoop.
"Thers 10 smother question which demand
your attention, end that 10 the question Of
suffrage. Fos one en- not willisg 70 claim
privileges which sre NOT allowed to every
man 10 the lsod. (Applauss. ! claim 70
b Just - good o. any other man who doss
not behave himself any better thaa I DO.
[Laughssr.] Some Of these eolossd men
have dons What did not DO. They shool.
dessd their muskch and fought he bassles
Of their country. We have 10 eur ccuasy Of
Johnson : COED many colorsd psopls asdup
TO this period of our csuasy's history oot :
single isdividual OF them has svss besu tried
for any ofIenss against shs Law, OF has sp.
piled for aid os support. The same cannot
be said Of aoms OF our white people down
there. We shall never gst At this principle
Of sufFrnge, however, until wo eaa Rad Il in
this way, ",hst every person Of sound mind
and years Of discretion, held amsnabls 10
our laws, 10 entitled 10 voice in the ma.
king Of these laws" The women have rights
and this fact must b considered in the study
Of the principle which governs tho right Of
suffrage. u will b considered and (whcth>
er 10 your time and mine OF not, caanos
say) il will prevail" (Applauss.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

NEw Soxo.-Ths following song has just
made ito appearance and is intended 10 BE-
sung at the opening, initiation and closing
ceremosies Of Seymour and Blair clubs.
We recommend il TO the Ku Klux Khan oi
this city:
Niger. Nigges, Niegsr,
Niger, Niger. Mig,
Niger, Niger, Niger,
Niger, Niger, Mtg.
Niger, Niger, Niger,
Niger, Niger, Mig;
Niger, NigRer, Nigges, :.
Nigges, Niger, Mig.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25
JAMES ScHRACK,
/ HORSE FARRIER.

Y 116UP; IOWA
- had extensive and very successful prae.
49,. Will trcst thoroughly all diseases incident
~ Aerses. cattle, &c. An experience Of to-
49, warrants him in promising satisfaction 10
BIZ eostom1s.
0.etsat'on Of animals performed in saso md
sktllehl naanneg ass
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

MONEY TO TO Len!
Enquire Of Jed Lake.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08
GEISER'S PATENT
Self Regulating Grain Separator,
Cleaner and Dagger.

A 7 u time like tho present, when labor 10
IA scarce, II Is Important that Farmers, who
are interested. should pay attention 10 the above
Improvement, which considerably reduces the
expense Of Threshing Grain, over any Machine
now In use. Ills peculiarly adapted TO lis work
aud eau be attached 10 either belt or iron rod
Powers. IL cleans the Grain thoroughly by one
operation, which Is not generally done by any
other machine. Grain cleaned by this ina.
chine. which contains much light, filthy mat.
ter, Is worth one % two cents per bushcl m"rc
than IL cleaned in the common way.
The above machine Is conveniently arranged
for hauling. being permanently fixed on two
wheels. aud Is fully warranted.
REFERENCES.
Maj. william IIutchins, Monk,on. Bal,o. Co.
William Pcsrcc,
Gen. John u. Pcarcc. d"
Thomas johnson, fhwnix.
j. q. Patterson,
Henry Carroll, e"
John II. Gent, cuck-ysville,
William Gent. Z" "
Jesse Garrett, Fork Meeting IIons.,
James Amos. Jarrcttsvillc. Hartford County
william Cole. churchville,
Thomps"r \ Armstrong. trhrcshers,J Abcr
deem. Hartford County.
~ so,
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
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HTERA rms COMRIXED SELF. RAKE
EEAFER AND MOWER.
LINTON A LAMOTT,
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BUTTER ~ NWgET .
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08
Baltimore advertisements.
NEW STYLE VERTICAL MILL
THE VICTOR.

For completeness Of adjustment, suehsih.
durability aud working power. TIlE NlCIoi
CANE MILL has M equal. The iu,c,l i"ll J.
the important feature that regulates the feed
ing Of the mill. The ridges seize upon thrcahr
as soon rs presented, thus relieving the ub"r
90 often necessary Ia force the stalks to an 90
trance between smooth rolls, aud ut the sa;mr
time secures IL direct passage 10 the disrhaig,
roll. They also break the woody fibre at sb"i
intervals, and thus rupturins lhc cells cau-'
the more ready How Of the juice. wcals"haN"
horizontal mills, for horc, water aud stran,
power.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08
Baltimore advertisements.

Here Is n Machine for the Farmers!
Farmers, Look at he Great Advantage in Thresk.
ing Drain l0iM
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08
COOKS SUGAR EVAPORATION.
First IieHti"m az Forty Nfait Ff'T-
10000 ~ USE. ALL FULLY WARRANTED

COOKS ENAPUIiATOR is simple. yet -cici.
tihc in is construction. II consists ~ an rVap
Grating pan 81 sheet metal. copper OF galVani.
cd iron, placed on rockers with wuodrd side.
aud 81 divided by lodges rs Ia form r"ntin
uous tranyeTse channel over heated aud cu"l
ing surface oi from - to i3j feet.
Il IL estimated that 20, OOO, 900 gallons "f yrn
have been manufactured on the aLovc EVaI~'
Tator IN the past season. We also have I'lnm
tation Pats. adapted la "a brick arch. CiTruihi
and Pamphlets with full description and RE-
list, sent 10 all Applicants.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08
BULLS HEAD HOTEL,
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froni street Near Gay, Baitlmsre. Nd.
''ilIs old established Hotel. 80 long aud sue.
] ressfuliy conducted by the late Tholars q.
j.. stansbuTy, will be continued by the under.
signed. The old ratrvns n che house may rect
atssrea ti.at nothlna vii DO ion undoaO u ~.
cure thair comfort and Ia laeFlt = full share Of
public patronage. fHOs. ARMACOsT.
May ~. ls67,--ly.