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The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23
b. A. FAHNESTOCK'S
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I1te Tdpe Woral IS one or the most cruel
and relentless enemies II m1al, and occdstor
the most distressing symptoms. A dull pain
in the forehead, giddiness, alternate pale
ness ana Rushing Oft face, paieness of
the lips, emactation, alternate loss and
excess of appetite, cravings for particular
articles OF food, offensive breath, swelling
of the abdomen, depressing of spirits and
neryous 1rrttabllity, are the leading eynnp-
toms.
Now, why not, In view ofthis dangerous
enemy make use of a remedy which many
years of experience has proved to be a safe
and certain remedy2 B. "A. Fahnestock's
Vermifuge, II used according to the direc-
ttons which accompany each bottle, viii
not fail to eradicate the destroyer.
Great caution must be used by every
purchaser TO be his own Judge in one
sense, and TO examine every bottle he
buys OF 1T. The simple name of EAuNE-
STOCK Is not sufncient, He must look
Closely and carefully To see that the ini-
tfaIg are II. a. FAHEEsToCK, and be salts
hed with nothing else v.s rrs ~
B,A. FAHSEsTOgK's SON 8 co.,
81 r. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, ai.
I'd ,s5 S & 6s45asa 49, sil' = 1sITTsnuRG, PA.,
~.s SOLE PRoPRIEToRss II
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23
TaEg E@aRs. HHEHmEEm AGHA a. MH&MH
Az offer for sale 10 public nnctiou,
"wednesday May an. 1870.

At 3 o'clock An, Without reserve, AEH
BnildiuR Lots. Thta desirable property De-
located In the very best portion Of the city
OF Evansville convenient for business
and admirably adapted for private re8l-
dsueaa, subdlvtded Into lots % feet front
by l2f 10 ld1 feet IA depth, each lot fFontng
on a sixty foot street, and running back 90
q fifteeu foot niiey. This Ga one Df the best
Opportunities ever offered Ia EvauHVtlta
To buy cheap and deairable Property
The sale Will take place on the premises,
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23
On the 10th the same paper said:

Last night was an aggravation to citi-
zens who needed n supply of waite in their
cisterns. 1t ra1ned steadily. and enough
water fell to prevent the gentleman from
Chicago from making his accustomed visit
to Lamasco. but not enough n to recup perate
the depleted eisterns. er-frea ur
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

Tho Cily falhera ought % Io0k 70 it.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23
AVID on the l9Lh. In response TO .

call for an explanation it said:
Mr.. SchweIzer, recently from Chicago.
of the Main Street Exchange, we regard as
a very exemplary gentleman, and he Is
not the Chicago man we alluded to as GO
ing out to the end of the street railroad.
lie has never been seen to go into any
house Opposite Paradise Garden, and we
DENY that we allnded To him at all.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

Beauty, grace, comfort and solid
merit can be thus combined to add to
the attractions Of home. No article
of furniture one can buy. however
costly it may be, is as attractive as
nicely finished mantle.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23
And again, the same day

The gentleman frons Chicago viii not
open q boot black estabIishxn emit at the
end of the Street RaiIroadI The rumor to
that effect is an error. The last time he
crossed "the ditch" his boots were not
soiled! what does he care FOR blacktng2
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

BsOADwArss CONVICTED o. MUaOsa
IL rns SEcouD Dseass -Ws end the
following in the Reese River Ksse'ils
Of the 18th inst
Al 100 clock last night the jury il the
case Of the State ". William >. Broad
water, returned . verdict of murder 10
the second degree. The jury was sb
seot less than alt an hour, barely time
enough to lake . ballot and aseersaIn
the result. Before the ballot vas taken
one of the jurors declared himself in
favor Of verdict Ct murder in the 6rst
degree but being reminded Of the N.
structiOns Of Judge BOalt, that . 6nding
tor higher crime than that expressed
in the verdict ~ the 6rst trial Of Broad
water would 90; be legal, be gave his
.oi- for the se~Ond degree. II may be
said. that the jurors lett the boz Of one
mind. In this second trial Of the case
the commuoitv vas quiet aud free fr"m
excitement aud one scarcely heard the
~.tter spoken Of outside Of the court
room.
10 another paragraph the Reveille
says tina, Bro.dwater .ilI b sssteseed
on the 18th inst-so-m ,rrov.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

CeprsansAo BuueeaBs n OsIo.-Ths
New York Tribsns shas exposes the lit.
tls game whiea the eeppsrhesds Of Ger.
tsia eesssy in Ohio are attempting 70
play upon the Republican party:
The Democrats in Ohio have taken .
cheap occasion to evincs their recogui.
lion Of equal rights BY nominating col.
or-d man for State Sesator in district
where . vacancy hes occurred. and
where they have A. much chance Of elect
ing their candidate A. they have of car
r, ing Massachusetts. While they are
trying their prentice hand. suppose they
mike An experiment in acme district
wh-r- they have. At -ome remote period
or ano'her, had = majority. They may
the" have he,,er chance for persuading
The negroes thai they are in earnest.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

There are several good reasons Why
the decline in gold, which has lately
been 90 PERCEPTIONS, should b so sud
denly arrested; the single fact Of the
, r~c-n, pa. ments Of accumulated interest
upon the National Bonds, being suf-
6cient explAna,ion-,hs Government
being thereby deprived, in = measure,
of the means Of controlling the market
by f"d,ug Wall stree' With surplus
supply Of coin. This. at all even'e, 10
The man reason, popularity attributed.
for the advancement in the price Of
gold, lately observable; and il vas
rightly accepted rs a satisfactory ex :
pl.natlon for the Eve million reduction
at the Public Debt during the month Of
Dec~muer xs against the average ten
million. reduction during the previous
months OF Grants administration. But
the Ne~ York Tribune furnish~s US. in
the following. witn . more complete
r .ason for the present condition Of ,be
money market:
On Friday. Secretary Boutwell, again de-
clln-d I" deliver the Treasury gold he had
offered for sale, because the bids we're too
los. There were bids fur more than the
million he offered. but all Of them. with the
exception Of two for small amounf., ~ere
uud 10. and he accepted only such -
covered that point. In the early part II the
day the price was . fraction bel"w 10. bat
after his decision ~as announced II rO-e to
fraction ab"ve 10. At the el.'se Of the
previ,u. month, he had refused all bids
belov l22, hut he accepted 5ids below that
point ut Subsequent sales. including the sale
in the first part Of the present week. Bs
declining to make deliveries under l2O, be
unduub edlv prevented further deeiiae in
the premium. and gave what IL called -.
suyonce to the market. The gold operators
in W all street are "f course greatlv troubled
xbnut the .c'ion Of the Secretary from time
to time, during the last fe. mOnths. in re-
gard to the Treasury gid sales. he would
FIX any definite price At which he wouId
make sale. fnr any given period. OF II be
would 9. II at whatever hn commodity sOssld
bring in the market, they would know how
to act. But it seems that. rather thaa any
thing else, he has in view the sess4ysa1 Of
the market, and securing the best possible
terms for the Government
I, il becoming moro and more svi.
den, to the pablic that Secretary Bout
we'll possesses the needed qualifications
fur Al American Minister Of fisancs,
understanding the aeeessities OF The
eouutrv and free 10 execute suea de-
signs ~ be nay conceive Of in attempts
ing to meet chem.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16
To PARENTS AND GUAR
DIANS

THE cBJEcr OF TPIs ADVERTISEMENT
i IL 70 give notice 10 Parents . d Guardians,
that the School recently taught BY Mr.. LAwior
VIII be continued BY the Under.
signed from the 15ah Inst.
The syst~m Of teaching that will be adopted. In
continuing this School. il . system VIII Oh haH
prved itself entire success, after an exp riehce
VI TWEEN. y two years, by gentleman wei k''own
in ..ur Eastern cities, TO be gentleman at the
heal of the profession. and one worthy Of lmit.-
tion in ever, thi, 6 npper'ainng to teaching This
system will be comb ned wilh the syst-m lately
pursued by MIR. Lxwlur
,he EalOw. ng studies will be taught:
tnGish Grammar,
Mental and Written Arithmetic,
Sp-llinx, heading.
Peum an-hip &c gr~phy,
History Of the United States,
Composition, and
Prxc,,c.i Book. keeping, in the manner custom
airy in the Eastern colleges.
The SINE books that have been used by Mr..
L.wiOr vii b. used At present.
repurt will 10 is,us~i T., parents mnthly
showing she number failures in rec,t~,l II etc.
N" pa. s,al II will be shown, and parents may
rest assured that their children will receive the
xiteusi,.u necen ry to accomplish good schoui
education.
TUITION, FIVE DOLLARS FOR FOUR WEEKS.
The French, Lain, and German Languages vii.
b taught by lsdy II ling experience.
liberal patronage i, must respectfully solicited.
4. HhnBs.RT THOMPSON, Teacher.
Carson, January Is. 1ss0.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

GRneRAL DAEIsL 8 SicKLEs -Srcre
tar, F,-h d-cIinrs 20 give The press a
cop. Of the Strikes letter on Cuban sfa-
irs. and expects the Senate committee to
return the copy which he loaned them
ss s."n AS they have considered its con-
tents. The committee find no fault with
the letter. and will REPORT favorsbly on
the nomiua,inn of General Si~kles as
Minister to SPAN Washnsto" Chronicle
The cou"try will b glad to have Sic
kles confirmed.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

Oxs laws has bees elected BY the
P~sosylv.siA Legislature Treasurer Of
that State. II would seen that some
OF the R-psbiicans -epsdiassd The eau
cos nominee; for the telegraph says:
On the third ballet Irv,s vas elected
8 ate Treasurer, all DemoerAts vOt'aR
for him except Two, thss defratisR
u ,ekey. Repubiieas, the caucus can.
dtdAte.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

Tas SAs PsAScIsco xiAT-she uev
one, 10 being rapidly built. The walls
are already eleven feet 10 hight. A
car track from the San jose Road
shicL 10 connected sith the G. p. r.
&, shich has . side track to the
grants quarry rams righr up to the new
esiidiag, thus permitting the delivery
Of the ssoae without rcshipment.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

Warm Cssssss are said to be an
-deetual ansidote for oicosiue, the poi
sonous property which distils froo
tobacco vhen smoked. The little plAs,s
are also said to be q good sabsti,aue
sos smokise tobacco whea dried-heing
equally srrcng without producing the
deixterious effects of the virgisia weed:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16
MORE ABOUT tbs ADMISSION OF
VIRGINIA

The latest Washington advices COM
corning the question Of the admission
ef V,rgini. are not Of an encouraging
nature We d" not mean to be under.
stood as saying thar the chances are
un'a,orsni- to The ad'nissiun of that
State, bu, that the prospect OF feud
bet~~-o Republican, Senators are bat
too apparent. 10 the S-na,r, on We'd
aesd.v, during the debate On the vir
xiuis Bill, Sen ,tOr Sumner submitted
memorial from certain parties in hat
State ia ~hIch il is charged that tie
mrioriry of the m-mb-rs Of the Legisia-
sure ~-r- eie.t-d by improper means;
that The pledges of the Walker part.
are not made in good faith; aud tina,
Walker himself vas . SecessIO"ist
turing the war. ETC.. etc. This memo.
rial VA siynei nv only thirteen PER.
sons; and Senator Nye got up and de.
acuu--d 1t, declaring that the record
Of the War Department would show
chat Wnlk-r Off-r-d his services n
against The rebellion; and further de
cls.ins that he ~as ti-ed Of ibis hobby
Of Reconstruction. Senator Stewart ais.
defended Walker, averring that these
thirteen memosIslists we're nctustrd BY
haO a
.h~m we're defeated csndidstes tor Of
zee aud persons who would be Ou>trh
from pos,rIons if Virxinis we're admit.
Ted. Mr.. Sumner then took il upon
him elf to tell Sresart th-t he had gone
over to the Democrats; whereupoh
Stevsr, told him. in effect, to mind hie
own business and cease his offensive
AID snperciilious assumptions Of suPe-
riority.
All This i'll feeling 10 unpleasant to
contemplate. Ia the 6rst place Mr..
Summer 10 pursuing jnet the most ef
fectiwe course TO make up . third parry
which vii! wrest the power from the
Republican organization aud place the
,oiiIics Of the country upon . broader
basis (af,~r the adoption Of the Fiji
:een,h Am-ndmen,) than they are under
the present condition Of parties Thi-
may, indeed, result in ultin ate good
but surely it is nots display of prscri-l
cal craftsmanship for Mr.. Sumner thus
to take the chances Of frittering away |
ais influence and dividing the Republic
can party. Mr.. Sumner 10 . blind uni. |
t.tor Of w-ndelI Phillips without one
'ota OF Phillips foresight aud stAtes-
m.nship. Toe distinguished Senator
from Massachusetts, lacks ..horse sense"
so to speak; sad in this ma ter of
the admission of Virginia, Senators
Nye and Stesart are displaying . vast
deal moro Of sAgacity aud political
acsmen than he. He seems to forget
that the Reconstruction Acts of Con
Gress verc, at best bu' Necessary evils
Just - var sometimes is Congress
,ook iss stand on the Georgia Bill. Mr.
Sumner 10 uawise to ask any further
from men who are quite a.
patriotic, quite as much imbued With
broad, progressive ideas A. he; and
.to arc ia6uitei. his superiors in jsdg
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

NAPoLsox. in order to fam:liarize
the French people 70 the looks Of bis
son will, hereafter. have his face pu.
On French coins With bis Own. "Cherk"
10 worth it, weight in geld. a"me'mss
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16
DIED.

In vmEinis CITY. Nevada, a Saturday. jam.
ary IS, iS7o. TlEHA CnAWvoaD. daughter u h. L.
and ucy n ggins 81 Carsoa City. agsd ysass,
0Hashs and = Days.
The fsnsral viii taks place from the n. :.
Church - 2 O'Clock o. this (s1.d.y) aftss nDo".
Friends and acqs,insaacss q Nh. aud Mrs Higgiss
are invited to attend.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

Bio BARBxcrE--A, Syracuse, N. T.,
ON Mes Years day a barbecue vas given.
Twu Whole beeves were roasted aud dis
,ribured An"ung the poor together with
Eve thoasAud Ioaves Ut bread. 10000
sr 30, 600 people we're present.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

LAusa Ds foxcs GosoO4 10 lsctsr-
lag, ., IS eeass sickss. % wonss
Ss6ssgs, 10 Nevada. Cal. Tee Teas
crips spesks u bee ~ - taleoee6 te4S.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16
NEW TODAY.
N o T I c T.

ErfERS REMAINING IN THE CARSON
i City russ O0cs. JANUARY 10. (HELD RJk
EJefA0E) aasAsesssA 70 the following nassed
pesspos y illian Hall, Albion wines. PscsOn Co..
nov. 6eOsi.; Caaills Mal-sts. Grass Valley /.
Hssa1. Co Oh 4. ". Reveal. Ottu0va,
Iowa; nsala viisliss. essesl, wsst kstl.sd.
vse14at; AicAsa ksedy. Rri.cs edw.sds lslaad
RkkD. y. fURNER,
Postmaster.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16
List o. 1GFr8AS
Reuaipinx in the Carsos City Rostoelcs
JANUARY lseh. lS5e.
Psespes calling Sue sAess Lettess win please ny:
s.ADgHR1iaHD."

LADIES LIST.
Dsrdick, Mn Jsrssha Rsnoo. an AIssss
lssL. HI Lbbis Saith. An
v.llua. Nj urjAesets ThcAps n, Ms Sarah
Kin. Nj, fr..cis W,ll,suas, Mis- Catherine
AeCHnaic, Mn lefty
oRNIL8NENs' LIST.
Asehi.sD., Al jones. 81
mi. Ida kaight S-3
mai. Ma Klstt, Richard
lsspsces. Asseus Ma =. visy. 81
bsjruA. J.Aa kuiS. Joseph
Dsrsraas. AaAiro LaahAn
ss7ssst. Alvi. Ms 1sisso.., Joea
H.I.g. JsevS Lass. WQ-e
Wvnr.. Jamsp Nables Peter
Cs.rse.n.ea. ygeepA nssisr, Hahset
C4snnis.. ussry 4 Martin. -
ClvAeSy, WB Aaeaos f1esre
C4llins, b 4 1seham,
C.ok IN MosrrW, Jsha
CT i~vi ailier, Vow
CsveGnn. JsAo HcCsilan.. J0oo
CF.1ssA Hsary lseDS.nsl, Al
Davis, Mazda res
n.i.cs. IA 0rost, n 0svssar New
= nv. On~@2 savage, Flank
Duaa, Jesepa Sn.n.
se..' CAeria Smith, Prank
Nh p.ster Smith, DIN
t1ssor, JS7 eo'sns u
mn. Jsmse Tuuoper. u
O1raah. Heo u 1ruap. WttsAo
Ga hrie, william vanAlsene, Al
S3,.,drl. WnW Watts, Albert
Rur,k CT Wal, John
HweAes. Juha Weber. Geo
HuipaIi. vi Weaver, W0S
Hnrsl,at nnxiA Wi-soer. John
Gsses EphSaio " ods.
Joa.~nl y ri xeamess, George
RRKD D. TURN kks z. y.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

Nevada 0rphans' Home.
NOTICg - HBREDY GIVEN THAT The
IL nsard q Dirsetogs II the Nevada Orphan
Hoo Gill 0sss Er the purpose q receiving
Pr pssals Sse he tgaa&ta Of lands f,e Tie site a
shs Nev - Osphass. Auos. -
WsAnssAsy. the loth lnssant, ae >
DselOOk =. H.
Pruposals . b Jsls With the Secretary.
TuEO. 4. HALE,
SECRETARY.
Carsoa City, Jsasasy Is, 1870. ID
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

SUPPER will be farni-hed by the Ladies' at all
he urs fr winch extra chang vi Ill be made
tickets can he y occurred tie various Drug
stores LIotels Saloons, and business houses in
The city.
Carson, January Is. 1870. I'd
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-06-17

HITCHCocK's New MONTHLY MAGAZINE
SD per annum, single copies 25cts. Benz.
w. Hitchcock, publisher, "a Beekman
street. N. Y.
A choice repository of literary matter and
selected music-the latter alone more than
worth the subscription price The June
number is embellished with a handsome por-
trait of Adeina Patti, accompanying biog-
raphical sketches of that celebrated artistic /;
also portrait of James Gordon Bennett, Jr.,
and four pieces of music. The make up of
the magazine is superb.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-06-17
PERIODICALS,

The LADY's FRIEND. Deacon & Peterson,
publishers, 319 Walnut street, Philadel-
phia. $3.50 year, (Which also includes a
large steel engraving0 4 copies &c. Five
copies, land one gratis) So. Sample copies,
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The steel plate for this number is a pretty
rural picture, natural and amusing-a couple
oflittle children covering before the wrath of
the mother hen, from whom the boy has
stolen one Of her chicks. The principal
Fashion-platc is very gay and richly colored !;
and the engraving of Gathering Violets,"
pleasantly suggestive. The music is song
-"lfyou Love me, Say So" The patterns
of Children's and Ladies' Fashions-hats,
bonnets, &c, are just what the ladies want
The literary matter, as usual with this maya
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Novelties GllustrateD, and Editorials Re-
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contents.
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THE PHRENoLoGICAL JOURNAL AND PACK
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The publication of these two magazines in
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The journal, as heretofore, is devoted pri-
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many other subjects parallel with the pro-
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matters. Its biographical sketches in illustra-
ton of phrcnology are readable and interest
ing Pacha1ds Nonthy is still kept upon the
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TESTIMONIALS.

Bel Air, Hartford Co., Md Feb. 10, 1870.
Il. VI. ALLEN, Ag't Darlington, Md. Dear
Sir--l have used the No. 2 Mower called :the
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| believe it to be "unequaed' by any Mower
thai ever saw.
SAMUEL GALLOWAY.
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THE NEGIS.
Bel .Iig, Nd. June ~. 1870.
Religious Services in Bel Air and vi
cinity,


Religious Services in Bel Air and vi
cinity.
In the M. p. Church, Bel Air, Sunday,
10Th, at 10l A. NJ. Rev. Mr.. Berry.
In Emmanuel Church, Bel Air. on Sun
day, at a p. NJ. Rev. w. E. Snowden.
In st. Mary's Church, near Emmorton,
on Sunday, at II A. M. Rev. w. F..
Brand
In st. Ignatius' Church. near the Hicko-
ny, on the second and fourth Sundays of
the month, at 104 A. NJ. Rev. P. f. O'Con-
ner.
In the NJ L. Church, Bel Air, Sunday,
1Oth at 10l A. NJ. Glass and prayes meet
ing.
In the Presbyterian Church, Bel Air, on
Sunday morning, at 104 A. NJ. Rev. Mr.
Brown.
In Rock Spring Church, on Sunday, at
10d A. M. Rev. w. E. Snowden.
In st. Mary's Church, near Clermont
Mills, on the Sd and 9th Sundays of the
month, at 104 A. M. Rev. p. +. O'Connor
In st. Francis Church, near Abingdon,
on the 1st Sunday of each month. at 104
A. M. Rev. p. f. O'Connor.
On Sunday, June Goth, and every alter
nate Sunday thereafter, Episcopal Church
services in the Academy, at Darlington, at
o'clock, P. M. Rev. DR.. Everett.
On Sunday, June Goth, and every alter
nate Sunday thereafter, Rev. Mr.. Smith, of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
will preach in the Academy, at Darln gton,
at 104 o'clock, A M.
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FROM THE LARGEST MANUFACTURING
CHEMISTS IN THE WORLD.
NOVEMBER 4, 1854.
81 am acquainted with Mr.. II. T HELMBoLD :;
he occupied the Drug Store opposite my resi-
dence, and was successful in conducting the
business where others had not been equally so
before him. l have been favorably impressed
with his character and enterprise"
WILLIAM WETGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers & Weighman,
Manufacturing Chemists
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-06-17

We purchased last summer u combined Reaper
and Mower called the "Cayuga Chief'-the Reap
er having the dropper attached
We started the machine in very heavy wheat,
and it performed its work perfectly, with COM
par,tive ease TO the horses
drove it myself TO the close of the harvest
both in wheat and grass.
As ii Mower think it preferable to any have
ever used. We have had the Wood, Buckeye
and the Kirby.
G. COVER.