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.Spink lays be hates torgy day,
because ono IS apt to run plump on

.Spink days be hates . soegy' day,
because onc IS apt to run plump on
his tailor.
Men who are all cheek arc rarely
men Of brain. Nature can't support
too musA In. ole establishment.
:...We must reconcile ourselves to
or1eaemiss when we1are dying, re-
markedLaa old topper. as be called for
> glass Of water. ...
It requires the same grace to bear
witA.aright ,spirit cross word a. .
cross injdry; The bresking Of china
plate Is the death Of an only son.
Prejudice lprka in bidden corners Of
all miadk vvor which knowledge has
not shed ies penetrating light, and
prejudice d the natural foe Of ma gna-
niwity. aGrs 8A. Ta n~. r@,aE
.'Kenember Who you are talking
to sis.!rp sid a iatslligent parent to
. faetious boy Il am your father,
sir! !" .'Well, whose 10 blame for
that Z. said young. impertinence.
Man changes entirely. says the
anatomiat, EVERY seven ys.rs. s."
''Ibsrpfoss, = ,says Jones. !, my
tailor ShS1{d hot All me fol . bill I
contrssted in 1862. l an not the
same person !; hence lowe him moth
ing. ~.
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The bright Side.

MONTHLY, Is CENTS 4 YEAR.
nNE Of the prettiest, altogether the
" cheapest, and many shy the best pa:
per ever Published for young people. Send
tiscment. Specimen sent for stamp
Look out for news about the BRlsHr Sins.
ALDEN & TRUE, Publishers.
1878. Chicago, III.
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Lases Goods--Shos strings.

~~SSDDSoO- OSbIlkSs
Leighsmsn (isymen )--Dsfenders
Of Y3ToD'5 sitter.
Tbreadbare eoncerns-Depleted
spnal-eottoa .fsns. s.G
SseiDess dbsrsputablc house in
Asmss, Jones classed it among the
burning shsmss. !" @ .-,
.Query-Wbat rsmnneration does
distance receive for lendisg- chant-
ment to the view? -
Frankfort Was recently visited BY
IN, sarthAnsks. Our bonds there.
howevsrs Fsinsinsd ''unshaken. %
7Sus-srs Csswsrs) -Plsinti6s.
Dolters-Locks miths.
Mended Wsys-Repairsd streets.
H9aest 1nstEsmsnts-UPrisht pi-
SsHa1rsrtisisg Closks Circulars.
Lave Geols-Thess that hsye some
bol5 .iastbAn. : 81 - ss
Hftissl 'ipquiFss whether Ipdiaa
quaws wear .1sr,( )hoop-skirsA.
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" W. LEE, offers - exchange 50
u . acres Of good Prairie Land, with Ave
acres ofrimber, to. fence it. fer Twelve
Hundred Dollars, in Greebacks. Said land
il three miles South Of Nev Oregon, and
Within ooe half! mile o. ; Sehsol Hotse.
He also o4srs for sale HE House aad LIT IN
crsso0. Iii THU fll-1ff
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Physici

Physicians.
COOPER, C. n. once at Clemmer,s Drug
Store. -
BOW ERS. J. II. Hsm~opathist, over
HsneActtss Hardware store.
CLEMMEA, J. J. oAee In DrHg store.
PRICE, II. &. oAce In Drug Store Of
Psleo 4 Lowry.
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Mlliaers.

MftttHers.
D0NAHUGH, Mrs. }. r. corner opposite
Court HOuse. See M.
GAMMA, Miss II. A. next door to the
Post O0ce. See I'D.
SHUFTLEWOKrH. Mrs. Z. l.. next door
- the Bank.
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Lumber Dealers.
FLEMING, w. J. Robert Phelam
agent. iari near the Elevator. See ad.
MEY ER r PECK. Yard corner Of Elna
aud Market streets.
MARSH, T.. Yard south u the Depot.
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Tailors.

Tail0rs.
ADDY VIM. three doors North u the
Court House.
SLOAN, :. >. See card.
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Words of Wisdom

FOR YOUNG men,:
On the Ruling Passions in Youth and
Early Manhood, with SELF HELP for
the Erin. and unfortunate. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge,
Address. How ARD ASSOCIATION. BOX +,
Philadelphia, Pa. -.. 81 ....... .
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Wagon Makers.
EDwARDS, VIA. Bee al.
ISAAC, y. See al.
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Produce Dealers.

xFO0WCe OeNE1fx.
HUNTING, BEN. Red Wareh ouse.--
DEALER In Ali Kinds Of Produce, Pork .
Hiles, Peles 'And Furs.
DEADLE 4 SLEE, Elevator oaee with
z. Marsh, On Market street.
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Which he offers to the public At reasonable
figures, guaranteeing every article to be
Just ~ Represented.
- 80 GoRux WxAvEE
n46tfl rrNT 'Cresce May -. 1865.
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One Dollar for eachArticle

andisc that can be sold by regular dealers
ut our price. We do not ask you to buy goods
from us unless We can sell them chearer
than you can buy them in any other way
while the greater part Of our goods are sold
ut about
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Is such a machine. for it has the only
Sclt-Rake that was marked perfect for
work ut the Great National trial ut Au-
burn N. Y in 1866. s.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-24

quircd eupplies, they would have kept I'M the
fight on the land had not single English cruiser
gone on the seas. The damages from this source
and from the injury to our commerce. could os
easily be estimated at fifteen hundred millions of
dollars as at one hundred millions: this is the
very best proof possible that they are wholly in
capable of being estimated at all.
They amount to grave national outrage. for
which none seem prepared at present to suggest
the most appropriate remedy, or even to saw
whether the remedy should be in the nature of
apology orindemnity, or both. In making orr
demand upon England for the wrong to our
sovereignty in her acts of recognition and of
sympathy with the Rebellion, it is fair that we
should remember that England as well as Anne
rca was a house divided against itself Both
swayed between contending parties, and while
Russell FASTENED to facilitate our Rebellion. he
did not do half so much to that end as our own
President Buchanan and Secretary Floyd If in
the international sense the act of a party i'm
power is to be taken as the act of the whole ma
ton, then all England took part in the act of
premature recognition of the Rebellion But
England might well point us to the messages of
President Buchanan, denying that the Govern
ment had any power to coerce a seeding State
back into the Union, and ask us If we can rea-
sonably expect their cabinets to understand that
tho Union would be maintained in a manner in
which our own President had declared it could
not be maintained.
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This property consists of 8 acres OF land at the
corner of Oak lane and Jenkintown road ~ miles
from the city Of Philadelphia: Ia miles from Oak
Lane Station, on the North Pennsylvania Railroad.
(In Cheltenham township, Montgomery county, just
beyond the city line) 1t is one of the most elegant
Country Seats near Philadelphia, midway between
the York and Second Street Turnpkes, on country
road known to be remarkably good both in summer
and winter. All who familiar with Cheten
Hills and Cheltenham know that the scenery
of this section is unsurpassed in this country,
and that the most beautiful residences of our
bankers, merchants, and lawyers are located in the
immediate vicinity. The society and surroundings
excellent, location very healthy, splendid views
OF hill and vale, wood and water "a pleasant lake
being within one hundred rods, affordng boating in
summer and skating in wnter This property is
convenient to churches, post Office schools stores
etc. The improvements consist of q modern pointed
stone mansion, built and finished throughout in the
most substantial and elegant manner, with five
porches surrounding; ceilings ~ feet high good cell
lars, with cemented floors; hall 10 feet wide, with
fine staircase. There are Is rooms, divided as fol-
lows, viz -Parlor, sitting, dining breakfast rooms
pantries and Kitchen on the first floor; spacious
chambers library, store-room bathroom, and water
closet on the second floor; servants rooms and
large elegantly billiard on the third
floor, with number Of closets throughout The
ranges and heating apparatus most complete put in
by first-cass city builders The water cannot be eX-
celled in quality, and the supply is unlimited while
the arrangements for its distribution in the house
are perfect. Hydrant in the cellar, hot and cold
water the first and second floors, and full supply
for all demands guaranteed by admirable engine
in an outbulding which supplies the enormous tank
in the top of the house. There is out wash-house
with good range; ice-house, filled with excellent ice
from the lake; two fine out water-closets, and all
these adjacent buildings surrounded by good brick
pavement. The stable and carriage house is of
pointed stone, very handsomely finished in cottage
style, with accommodations for five horses and four
carriages. Stabling for cows double pig-pens, and
chamber for coachman and gardener over these.
Fronting the house is handsome lawn laid out
with evergreen trees and shrubbery of the choicest
kinds. Norway spruce hedge along the road, and
good stone wall vegetable garden, with excellent
soil. abundance of Strawberries, backberres, goose
berries, currants, and grapes, standard pear and
apple trees, pasture fields, etc. Property can be
seen at any time All information with terms, etc.
can be obtained on written application to BOX 1IiI
POST OFFICE Philadelphia and arrangements will
be made to drive parties from the city, meet them
at the cars for the purpose of inspecting the pro-
perty. 2l ws 4t
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
O. FOR SALE-VERY VALUABLE IN
A.l IL.
COUNTRY SEAT AND MANSION,
With or Without Original Oil Paint
ings by Foreign Masters,
OBJETS DE yERTU, SPLENDID FURNI-
TURE, ETC.,

On account OF the owners removal to another city
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N. w. Corner Eleventh and Cbes-
nut Streets, Philadelphia,

Where she will be happy to see her friends and GUS
toners. BRILLIANT NOVELTIES of SPECIAL IN
TEREST. Elegantly trimmed Patterns OF latest and
most reliable styles for Ladies' and Childrens Dresses
in endless variety, plain and trimmed, many styles OF
which are manufactured on the premises, and can
not be found elsewhere, single and in sets for dress
maker and dealers, wholesale and RETAIL MRS.
BINDER natters herself that her late novelties will
not be surpassed by any, giving her personal atten
ton to all branches of her department The acknoW
edged superiority, both regards their reliability
and designs, and the patronage extended to her,
render comment unnecessary.
"a POSITIVE FACT.r
Mrs. Binder has the finest assortment OF Ladies'
Dress and Cloak Trimmings in the city, at the lowest
prices. Dress and Cloak Making; Dresses made to ft
with ease and elegance. Orders executed at short
notice. Embroiderfes, Handkerchiefs, Laces, Rib
bons, Bridal Wells and Wreaths, Fine Jewery and
Fancy Goods. Pinkng and Gofering. Cutting and
Fitting. perfect system Of Dress Cutting taught
price $3.50, with chart. Patterns sent by mail eX-
press to all parts of the Union Do not forget our
new location, N. w. corner ELEVENTH and CHES-
NUT Streets. SO stuths
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1115. WIN. 7. HOPKINS 1115
LADIES' EMPORIUM.

NO. 1115 CHEsNUT STREET GERARD ROW.
largest assortment and Best and Cheapest Goods in the
city in all the following lines;-
Manufacturer of Hopkins Celebrated Champion Hoop
Skirts for Ladies' Misses and Children four hun
dred styles, shapes, lengths and sizes.
Coei, Satine and james Oorsets, in eight different
styles, manufactured expressly for sales, from
81 go to S5
:S} different styles of superior fitting French
Whalebone CORSETS, from 81 to 50.
varieties of extra handsome Whaebone Corsets from
10 cents to $3.50.
Shoulder Braces. Madame Foy's Corset Skirt Sup
porters, etc.
Mrs Moody's Patent fadiusting Abdominal Corset
highly recommended by physicians, from S3 to 50.
FULL LINES OF LADIES' UNDERGAR-
NIENT'S.
81 Bartram Fantom's Family Sewing Machines
being gratuitousy distributed for the
purpose of getting them introduced. 225 3m
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Gss FOR SALE, AT MOUNT HOLLY, N. j.,
EA:a fine and commodious house, with ornaments
j. O. TEN EYCz, Exec, Mt Holly
461m E. q. THORNTON, No. ) N. WATEK st.
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TO RENT.

ITO RENT-AN OFFICE SUITABLE FOR A
Il physician lawyer, with or without board at No
II0i GIRARD Street. 81
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FOR THE LADIES.
OF THE
TEMPLE OF FASHION.
For the better convenience Of her patrons,


HAS REMOVED HER DRESS TRIMMINGS AND
PAPER PATTERN STORE
no TUK
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B11s AHD RAsPBsRRIEs A cor
respondent Of the Practical Farmer
says ]" + have ; quarter Of IN
acre ID raspberries, adjoining my
apiary Of two hundred swa rms 81
Italian bees, and 1 am very sure
the bees were great advantage to
the berries. Every blossom pro-
duced : berry. Sold between thix-
II and forty gallons Of raspberries
of the quarter acre the second and
third year after it was planted. l
value the raspberry for its honey
and fruit, and think Of planting
ten acres next year. -
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"THEM OLD Days. when Ma
quoketa Was but : little village,
with two stores and : sparsely set
tied country to support them, a
small amount of country produce
glutted the market. At that time
John r. Griffin, who is still here,
wssa young man and clerk for
Mr.. Jonas Clark. One morning q
lady came in with small roll Of
butter which she desired to sell.
John offered her ten cents per pound.
She objected; said it was worth a
shilling. she had got . shilling two
days before, and butter was worth
it. John persisted that he could
pay no more than ten cents, giving
rs reason that they had SEVEN
pounds Of butter already in the
cellar, and Sears. COW had q cali
last night, k0n-se-l NenlZy but
ter must come down !"-Maquoketa
Iowa. Excelsior.
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Pretty women. A Z

Pretty women. A comparative
ly few Ladies monopolise the Beauty as
we'll as the attention Of Society. This
ought not to be So, but it is; and will be
while men arc foolish and single out pref
ty faces for companions. Z a VI - II
This can all be changed by using Ha-
gan's Magnolia Balm, which gives the
Bloom of Youth and a refined sparkling
Beauty to the Complexion, pleasing, power
full and natural.
No lady need complain of red, tanned,
freckcd err rustic Complexion who will in
vest seventy five cents in Hagan's Magno-
liza Balm It's effects are truly wonderful
To preserve and Dress the Hair use
Lyons Kathairon. 1874
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Hanchett sells the
Cosmopolitan Cooking stove,
the best and cheapest first
class stove in the world, the
best assortment Of cook stoves
lin the county. y
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Iowa PLAIN DEALER.

How and Improved Cate
t z-.rana chism.
First class stand up :,.>-,~
Q-Where on the map is New
Africa :? rs.
AIN North America.
Q-What is the Capitol
A-Washington. -1-
80 Q--Where are the United States!
s@ A-Rubbed out Sir. .4..-...
Q-Who rubbed them out ? e"
A-The 4Oth Congress.
Q--Do they allow white men to
&, vote? . .'u. ...A-.~... y.
AIN some parts Of the country.
Q-Have they Naturaliz q t n
laws 7 g.
sd A-They have. ..s. y.
Q-To whom do they apply?
50 A--Simply to white men.
Q--Who is the strongest man?
A--Sambo. ~
Q-Who is tho bravcst man?
A-Ben. Butler.
Q.-How so
Ale never gives up the spoons.
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N EYER, PECK 4 SLOAN.

Every machine will be warranted, and
sold on - easy terms as any machine u
their quality. ln29vl0.
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An old lady once said that her
idea Of great man Was "a man
who Was keerful Of bis clot hes.
didn't drink sperits, kin read the
Bible without spellin' the words.
and kin eat cold dinner on wash
days TO save the wimnin folks the
trouble Of cooking.
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All accounts due me fer groceries Sc Of
more than SO days standing will DO eharg-
ed with interest at the rate Of 10 per cent.
per annum. s8 ns ., Es14 sst -
. H.K. AvERILL..
New Oregon, July Is, 1867. a tna8
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Howard Co. Iowa, District
Court.
William !! :: |: s N.Y., Original Motto.

Tothe Defendants Abope Named,
VOU are hereby notified that on or be-
IL fore the 18th day Of August 1859,
there will be On file in the Office Of the
Clerk of the District Court Of Howard
county, Iowa, the petition Of William G:
Nye, claiming as against you, that said
Court set aside and cancel q Sheriff q
Deed to you Of the North half Of the North
east quarter Of the Northeast quarter,
and the Southeast quarter Of the North
Section No.l5, Township 100, North of
Range Is, West Of the 9Th P. N. Unless
you appear and answer or defend there
to on or before noon Of the second day
Of the next term of said Court, appointed
to be held at Cresco, in said county, COM
meneing on the 9th day Of, September,
1869, your default win be entered and
Judgment rendered thereon.
II. A. GOODRICH,
34-4l - Plaintiff = Atty.
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Hello, steward exclaimed fell
low on one Of the steamboats,, after
having retired to bed hello stew
ard
What, massa?
Bring me tho way-bill.
What for, massa
l want to see if these bed bugs
put down their names for this berth
before I did. If not, want them
turned out.
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The Utia Observer estimates
that there are 875435436393319874-
Observation-Disclosures
moro flies this year than last.
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In District Court Howard
County Iowa.
Clarence F. Bryan,)
against Original Notice.
l Mary j. BRYAN,

To MARY ]. Bryan, DEFENDANT
tVOU arc hereby notified that on or be.
Il fsre the 18th day Of August 1859,
there will be on file in the efics Of the
Clerk Of the District Court for Howard
County Iowa, the petition Of Clarence j.
Bryan claiming as against you decree
Of divorce on the ground Of wllful deser.
tion and continued absence, And unless
you appear thereto and defend before noon
of the second day Of the next term Of said
Court, appointed to be held In said county
commencing on the 9th day Of Septem.
Der 1859 your default will be entered and
Judgment rendered - prayed for in said
petition. II. NJ
sis1 II. A. GOODRICH,
3b-4.) airse n N Z. Plaintiff s Attorney.
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In District Court Howard
County Iowa.

In Dlstrict Court I HoyyarAI
County Iowa.
To Lewis Vail, Hannah NJ.
Vail, Cyrus Adams, Au-s Original
gustus Beadls, Joseph
Slice and I. P. Davies Notice.
Defendants: -gya,ts 81
VOU are hereby nstifed that there is
u now on file in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Howard Co. Iowa,
a petition of Samuel H. Newberry claim
ing Of you a. due him &1O8 As cts. Fith
interest thereon at 10 per cent. from jan
uary 18th 1869 and also praying the FORE
closure Of o mortgage upon sw IA Of sec.
Is town 80 north Of range IL west Of the
5th r. M. No personal claim is made ex-
cept as against defendant Lewis Vail.
And that unless you appenr and defend
thereto on or before noon Of the second
day Of the next term Of said court to be
begun and held Sept. 9th 1869, your de-
fault will be entered and judgment rem
deIed thereon ~ prayed for. ~ III
L.BULLIS,
n3e-t4. Plf's Atty.
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If you want > good fat Office,
give Grant . good fat horse.
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Errscr or TRrss ON CLIMATE

ETTEcr or TRIES ON CLIMATE
The dryness Of the Egyptian eli.
msts 10 such that rain is unknown
in Upper Egypt. and in olden time
it never rained oftener than FIVE OF
dix days in . year on the Nile delta
The Viceroy, Welcomed Ali, caused
twenty millions of trees to be
planted on this delta these have
nov STAINED their full size, and the
number Of rainy days has increase d
TO forty annually. Such is the pow.
Or which man can exert over nature
in the matter Of varying meteorol.
ogical conditions.
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Tennessee, which is at present
in such bad middle Of politics,
also has debt of forty millions Of
collars weighing down upon it.
State Register. -
Wonder if they are the same "col.
lars" the rebels captured from
Banks on his Red river expedition
-Fayette Co. Union.
Why. no They are an inner.
isance bequesthed to Tennessee
such as Russia bequeathed to Po-
land ; such as Austria bequeathed
to Hungary; the COLLARS that ~
rants give to slaves !; such as Eng
land has given Ireland. and such as
are. not long worn by any people
knowing their rights and daring to
maintain them.
TR11KIHa. VINss. Out buildings
of all kinds that have become d.
lapidated through time, or BY expo
sureato storms, may become objects
of. beauty BY training Wild vines,
such as woodbine, wild grape or
forest ivy upon them. These vines
spread very rapidly from their lat
eral .branshes, or will increase to
an astonishing extent, by means of
cuttings or layering. The pictur-
esque beauty Of many Of the rural
villages in Europe, is almost entire
II owing to tho vines that over
spread the dwellings. Some of the
more hardy grapes may be grown
with profit over low buildings !; and
ut the same time, they will give a
pleasant appearance to that which
before dis6gured the premises. New
England Homestead. --s....
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A NEW
I /. R RSHIA c
Machine ]!
The s SUBSCRIBER having patented his
portable WIND and HORSE PoWER thrcsh-
ing machine, is now prepared to manufac-
ture them to order from any portions of
Minnesota and Northern Iowa.. They will
be warranted to do good business on the
open prairie or where the wind is not OBJ
structed.
Price from $3.50 to
$500 according to the
size and material Of
the cylinder. :. - ;.

Terms-$10 down, and the balance in
six equal tri-monthly installmcnts with
interest at ten per cent. on good approved
security. q II IL - Il ls-st !
The first Roul persons ordering these
machines, in time for the coming hsrvest,
will be entitled to deduction Of ten per
cent. from the above prices.
A small model Of the machine can be
seen ct the store of the subscriber il New
Oregon; as also the experimental ma
chine built last year and now being com.
pleted with some alterations and adai-
tons.
-, .,.sz H. r.. AVERILL. !
New Oregon, July 70, 49, (84El0-sn,.
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The Michigan
Sweepstakes Threshe,

has-acquired an enviable reputation as the
best, most economical and profitable ma
chine for farmer and thresher, for ease Of
draft, excellence ofwork, quality Of finish
and for durability.
All the above machines are for
sale by s4ssss -. 80
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DLAnK SHIPPING BILLS printed a,
kAthe sh"rtast n~Gce. at the RECORD On1cs