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PHoTo0R1rHs Br sry RnpoRrHRx

Hallway Cars so Rotten TINT the Pass
gers hnvo Fhiicn Throuab thr Floors
braky Roofs and Defective Wheels.
In the Supreme Court. Brooklyn, before Judge
Gilbert, James Burns sued the Hunters Point and
Astoria Railroad Company to recover S3.22O. ths
vauc OF ten cars which he sold to defendants 10
August, 1868. The defence was that the cars were
utterly unfit for use, iussmueh as they were leaky
and rotten. 1t appeared In the testimony that pss.
sengers had dropped through the rotten floors, and
that the horses had pulled out the front Of car
when more than half dozeu people were in tho
vehicle. The rain leaked through the roof upon the
passengers. and the hsngcs OF the wheels run "
poor that the cars could not be kept the trucks
Tor rorc than hundred yards at a time. In conse-
quehco OF this cheerful condition OF things the Com.
pany established repair shops at convenient inter.
walls on the road aud tinkered up tho as well 80
they could. Passengers at length became Accua.
toned to these marvellous vehicles, and thought no
thing OF walking considerable distance whenever
the ears ran OF the track or the hoors fell through.
The Jury yesterday gave plaintiff the full amount
clnimed.
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WILL STREET RfsCILITr.

Two Brokrr- Accused Of Robbery -Tneir
flight from the CiJy.
Vim. +. Gilbert, President Of the American
Fire Proof Warehouse Company made a sworn
compliant against J,me. W. fckncy. Jr., Wall
street brokers accusing them OF stealing from tho
once Of the Corporation Ave bonds OF one thousand
dollars cach. The PicSneys had becn doing some
business for the Company, aud while they wore In
its ONCE IN Pine street the bonds were missed. and
were subsequently found IN tier possession. A
warrant was gruntcd by Justice Cox hut up to q
late hour TIE officers in vhose hands n WAS given
ior execution had been unable to a. 4 the Pckneys
They have quit their placO Of business In all street
aud u 70 rumorel lhey led from the city.
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DouBLh HAEcU1IoN ~ DELAWARE.
Two Nearoes Hanged for Rnpe-Be ptism
and Communion Under tho Guliows


and Communion Under tho Guliows
Tree-Tse short Road to Glory.
In Newcastle, Delaware. Joshua Jones and
Lewis Carpenter, eolored were hanged yesterday In
the presence Of ak hundred people. The prisoners
wero convicted OF srapc committed In September
last on Mar, Ledwith, married woman, the mother
OF twelve children,
The condemned felons in conjunction with third
negro who saved his neck by turning States eyi.
dence. had planned the crime In the absence Of the
woman's husband. Jones was resigned to his fate,
but Carpenter was dependent. During the rell.
gious services prior to the execution. both Jones
and Carpenter became greatly excited. shouting
stamping, sud ainging "G,ory HalieuJah" ss if at
acamp meeting.
Both werr Baptized on Thur-dav. snd yesterday
theJ received the holy Communion, On tie scnf
told Jones declared that Carpcrter wss inDcoe-'
that he had urged him to do the deed. At fifteen
miuutcs past twelve the trap door fell Jones died
almost instantlybG Carpenter struggled for several
minutes Jonc- exclaimed Just A. TIC cap plac.
cd over lis head Things Is serious now" The
bodies wcrc cut down alter hanging about nnccn
minutes
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LOSSES ny EIRl

John Chase, dwelling house In .....
Providence, was burned Yesterday. Los
Rays cotton drying house In Woo
burned yesterday morning. Loss, "a, ,0O0I rI..
p-Y,u &-smlth's I2Slp Gslory at WAY ..
rlsslIsiIs, IolkIyn. NIs hainasod 10 4
10000. No insurance.
j. @. Hill Co.'S sloddy factory in 4
paLuAny lrsgred
Two brick s.orsa, oecupoi by Mcesr.. Wi
& Boswell, Russell & Go ana others m Oae
burned yesterday Loss, ti9nOO.
Meyers Dcmnth's cigar manulactory, 81 /
was damaRed TO the extent OF 81, ,0cA last eyenin.
Ing, which isnyaei oy John Jacob Aitor. may
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4 CoNGRESsMAN's GRAIN CORNER.

The Hon. ID. y. Bennett suddenly sumrionrd
from His seat IN the Honso-C om,notion
Among the Buffalo TradesmRn.
BUFFALO, Feb &-The CoB,msrei1l 4 iretiser,
the leading Republican paper here charges that the
Hon. ID. s. Bennett has obtained eighty or niuety
thousand dollar. from ioanks on receipts from the
BovatinE Association, for grains stored 10 his oleva.
tor belonging TO said ASSOCIATION And thon privately
sold and moved said grain from the building. The
Commercial also charges that Mr. BeHnett has paid
Insurance on such gram for months when there was
such grain there. The Commercial also says that
the discovery OF the transaction caused Mr.. Ben.
netts speedy return from MasIingto to settle with
the association and banks. The C0nMsrcidi styles
the act a yillanous transaction, and 4 OOllOssa
piece OF swindlinP. and says It Is prepared to sub.
stantiate Its charge IL disputed.
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The esuo-Treasurer's Liability for the Frauds
lp0u Our soldiers.

Robert c. Morgan, Assistant Quartermaster 10
the army, sued late Assistant Treasurer Van Dyeh
for ts.3si. beng balance OF money deposited is
the sub-Treasury in 1857 Mr.. Van Dyck says thai
the money was paid on checks drawn BY Moran
altered by somebody to larger amounts. JudEs
Blatchford decides that the only way to proceed
agunst the sub-Treasurer is b. q suit In the name
OF the United States
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ApoLrsmse ruE raAxvrso PRIVILEGE

Mr.. CoSKLIsa (Rep., N. W remarked that the 40
called ranking privilege had subjected the members
OF the two Houses TO great Inconvenience and nJuf
iice, and on thst account n no other he would vote
for ITS repeal brt he believed the machinery made
use Of 10 press the matter upon Congress lad Det-
tied the measure
MIR. scorr CRep., Pal saiI that u the bill wa.
taken up he would propose an amendment that II
should take eject March l. next, instead OF july I.
The Senate refused 20 vote upon the bill abolish.
ing the irsnkng privilege. and adjourned until Mon.
day.
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Cargo Of Coolies Chp,urca.

KINGSTON, Jan. %. via H,v,N,. Feb i.--'.h.
schooner Morning Star, formerly ia Gran ,h", la,
been seized on tic suit Of some NcA ork mcr.
chantS. The case Of the schooner T.ity %, h.,n
decided. Damagcs to thu amount o tlnTi hly,
been awarded to the defendants In tu OF the return
Of the cargo. ship with cargo o. cnuiit, has ar
rived NJ DefnerIrn on the account ol III Colony
There was great mOrait, anon, the cinlic- IN con.
sequence OF the bad supply OF provisions.
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wAIL STREET CAUGHr Ar LAST.
Penalties Paid By the Brokers In the u.
=. Courts-Asscssor Wcbrter's share
S2t, 900 belmont to Bissd Next Week.

Assessor webeter's great raid on the gutter.
snipes OF Wall street was formally closed yes
terday In Judge Pcrrcponts once On Thursday
morning communication containing the "order
OF distribution" Of the smount recovered from the
brokers was received from Washington. and was
soon ade The subject Of complimentary comment
among tlo officials interested In the proceedings.
The order, 1t appears gives the Assessor $4,000 M
his molcty. The present Assessor and various on.
GERS Ct the Courts to receive small rs fees
for prosecuting the respective cases. About $4,000
has been paid by the defendants In Court. Annexed
Ia list OF the brokers AMI the 1nes In each case.
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show n Better Record who C.n.

Captain VIM. Smith 0'Brien indignantly denic,
that he Is either Democrat or not q citizen o
the United States. His Republicanism drove hin
out OF a Southern College and into the Union armJ
In 1901 and his citizenship gained at the sword's
point by full service Ia that army, and upox pre-
sentston OF his discharge therefrom In iyB5 he OBJ
tsincd his naturalization papers In Detroit Ii
March 1856 the gallant Captain went TO Ireland Ia
tending TO take hand in the collision that was thes
expected there, but It having proved sbortive he ro-
tGrned 10 America in MAY OF that year.
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THE LATEST LIBoR NEWS.
This Tmbrslla MaLcr.' strike.

The girls employed in para-ol and umbrella
manufacture In this city have struck agninst re-
ductlon OF nearly S3t per cent In their earnings.
The Hrs. inlimnliOn Of the reduction was on their
last pay day. Yesterday the giris had ndig
meeting, at ia Mulberry street, at which they de.
termined to stand ont until their former rates we're
restored Tho manufacture of umbrellas and paru.
SOS Il carried on only at certain seasons OF the
year, and the average wages earned Is 90 per week.
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T.LL.HAsssE, Fla. Feb, Ain the Legislature
to-day the Commluoo appointed TO investigate
the onclal acts and charges against Gov. Reed re.
ported In favor OF impeachment, 4 to l. The minority
report IA said TO be weak. The evidence was read
To tho House. In secret session, tins forenoon aud
In open session tins afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05
GA. EXP loslon a, a church Festival.

LOWELL, Feb. 4.-This evening an explosion
occurred OF the used In operating Blacks stero-
ol.con ut the festival Of tho John street Congre-
galonll Society Warren S. FoOte, the orgsnist,
and simon FoWle, photographer, were seriously
injured and many persons we're stunned by the
conclusion. window Was blown out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05
GoIa Di.eoyered in nIInoi..

TgRRE HAUrE, Ind, Feb. 4-Intense excite
ment prevails in Clark county, Illinois, in conse
twenty mles from this city lately returned Cali
fornian, miuer OF eighteen years experience, has
been for days prospecting III the TaVincs along
the creek, and In every handful Of earth he has found
gold In paying quantities,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05
TIL. Red River Peoples New Ruler.

CuIcA0o. Feb. A letter dated Winnipeg,
Jan, ~, says that the oppositiOn portion OF tic
French party have oil gone over TO RIelie, and now
Nant TO invest MIN Win supreme power IL II
on the 25th, will end in making him full master oi
the situation, and stronger than ever. Rielle pro-
poses then TO employ III his and resources T.
carry out the programme OF his adherents, which IL
in L 10 the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05
The Erie Rio,er. ON Trial

Sosnlon and Morgan, who were arrested for
participating In the recent Erie Railway riot Ia
Jersey City, tried IN the Court OF General Bcs
sions, Hudson, CITY yesterday. The Jury failed 10
agI eo and . new trial was ordered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05
Dccry Heating Dion Amin.

SAN FRlScIsco. Feb 4. 4.-Mcssrs. Deery and
Dion last night played their thrd game ut billiards,
tor purse Of - 900, game 500 points, tour bail
carom, on four pocket IN le, push shots and
crotch barred There cighty-thrce innings. re-
sulting for Dccry i,609 points, aud for Dion, 0li
100 points,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05
PoqIaud's tonremp, for Canada.

The Legislature OF Newfoundland convened
yesterday In g. Johns, The Lii utenant- Governor
In sspeech, expressed the hope that nN'hirS would
occur to prevent the Colony from becoming con
federated with Canada- whercupon an Hnti-coniede.
rate moved resolution Of no confidence, and re
qutsting His EIcellency to call upon Charles Fox
Bennett to form 4 ministry The motion was car
Tied BY VI ants 70 3 coniederates.
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TIE REVOLUTION IN CUBA.
FURTHER IMPORTANT pI0T0RIE,
FOR THE PITRJOTS.

The Capture Of Two spanish Gnrrisona-
Grp. Goicouria on his Way 10 the 80 ne
Of COnfict ct-Rrinforcemcn,-f for G~n. Jor.
dnn'- Army Brigbtcr Skic- tor Cuba.
HAVANA, Feb. 8. via kEr Wtsr. Feb. 4--Ad.
vices from Santiago TO Jan. 81 have been received
Ten leagues from that city, The insurgents captured
aconvoy with provisions aud ammunition Several
lights had been reported within TIM, iuri. lon,
and the insurgents had captured The g,rr ous os
two estatee. stcumcr had recently landed arui
and ammunition on the north coust.
AdNiccs from Nassau. y. T.. La,, been received
dated Jan % Gen. Goicour,, with - mcn ms
30 rides, recently left that po,tn schooner, r,4
II Is believed has Landed In Cuba. Gasp1r Ssurra
len Nassau on the tmh. on n.htcr. WITH MAJ,
men. lie was hcsrd Of on TIC ollji nc,r II CnLas
coast lie prot oscd to run in aud llnl tat nis,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

Mr. Owen Boswick of No. Fort Greene
phci Brooklyn, member Of the firm of Bostwicli
Y CO., dealers IN hats, caps, etc, Mt No YS3
broadwY, \. !, committed suiclde yesterday by
taking stSchnn' HIS body was fuund IN on OF
the rooms on the upper door of his residence whlher
he had gone to take tn fatal doaO npd clutchel In
the riEht mana waS agass containing what remain.
Gu OF w urus, IL ~ supposed that Mr. Bostw!Ck
was prompted by the m'Nnse ericf which he has
suffered since the death OF his wf. In note which
he wrote after taking the poison, ho says that he
had become di-tractei -ul bewildured. lie desired
TINT his body might he inferred beside that OF his
Wi
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The Hall iu Ala Of ,hc Cuba. Ma.or..

THIS oall, TO he given in the Academy Of MusiG
on Feb. 10, promises to be the grapdest N ,.onit
ball ever giveb In New York Tho object ~ 10,
cntcriainmcnt !7 truly worthy oae and the eutirs
public should subscribe lbOraly. The tiokc' -
marvels OF Typographical aostncss, and are prtal "a
IN various colors. The orders " dancing are az
rrh Gov. Hoffman and Andrew johnson have bees
tickets have alroady been sold.
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wAsHSnroS. Pcb. 4.-The vote on Hoars re.
lection WIS as follows: Foreman, Buckingham,
cameron, Drake Ferry. Gilbert Harlan, Lewis,
Morrill, OF Maine, Patterson, fometoY. Pratt. Ram.
ncr, MhoT, Williams, Wilson ~ Absentces, An
thony Cstrl. Hamilton, Howe. Horril OF Vermont /,
Morton, Norton, Nyc, sherman. Sprague Iate--ii.
Anthony WAS paired with MorriI who vas against
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05
MIR. Bcrgh Among tho redalsr. q, rs-,ilcnor.

Mr Henry Bcrgh appeared before Justice
buckley ~ the brooklyn CITY Halt yesterday after
noon, and prepared complaiuls against y number of
the oN"c, oi COWS In the swi milk stables At First
ana North run streets charging that they had been
guillJ or cruel treatment OF the animals by keeping
them utd w IN ngrruY stalls, without ventilation,
etc warrants wcr, gTantcl fur the arrost OF the
persons accused, WHO were suhscqycntly tnken into
custody b. omeer Barr. Their names are Robert
oHIaiy, EnSnuel Mctahn, John Henry, Herman
Michael o llnrn They were each sdnitie ed 20 bail In
t%l to appear 10y examination on the l2th inst,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

The Brooklyn Drickayrrs' Union last night ap-
propraied sja toward the burial expenses OF W. II.
Ferguson,
Instead Of changing hands the Waslin gton Iron
works OF Neunurgh have merely leased their new
huldig- ~ gcucn'en whose business viii gdd TO tho
Iron works business. The shops arc emplOIing 80
men, aud making full time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

sALEn, Mass,, Feb. 4-Ths remains OF George
Peabody, lying IN state In the Peabody Institute,
were visited to-day by througs. Tho escort on
Tuesday, at the time OF the final Obseqies will con.
Fist Oi eight companies OF the state militia Including
tho Boston Cadets. The latter will accompany Gov.
oTLoT Ciallin US special escort,
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rus RkLnosr rRBs TO pK PROSECUTED

Assessor Webster. having disposed OF tho small
Try" operators ON the stroot will begin war upon
August Belmont and the foreirn bankers next week
This class has not paid any tar whatever on their
capital IN active use, although II Ia known that they
transact business amounting In the aggregate 20
hundreds OF ofmions OF dollars IN year Tho legal
papers and returns necessary 20 institute proceedings
against these bankers are In PREPARATION and TO be
filed next week
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

In the case OF Christian nefger, indicted for XII.
ing Milton L, Carpenter at the lager bc"r saloon OF the
former In fremont the gth Of January ny strik ng
him 90 the head with wooden mallet the Jury render
cd q verdict yesterday OF not guilty,
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Kit Burns dog-pii, sT9 Water street, IL to be do
dcated to religious worship next Monday afternoon
BY Bishop james assisted BY the Rev. T. L. Cuyle,
aud the Rev $. H. TUg, jr. Daily noon praye,
meetings are to follow, beginning ON fucsday
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LoNd HLAND.

Miss Charlotte Carolina Kelsey, who 10 the owner
OF about COG sGros Of land a. Hyde Park has made
tor railroad depot AdIonlog the west end ol Mr.. A
L. BteHarts DrOOeriV.
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Family Drowned In tho Ohio R,,,r.

LouisvILLE, Feb. 4.-Oeorge Tresemeter, his
wife. and two children, while hostiag down the
rlVor wednesday night on Taft, were upset urink
tho gala and all ware drowned except one child.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

The Vice President laid before the Senate the
resolutions OF recent meeting Of the Cooper Inst.
| tute New Y York, sympathizing with the peonle OF
Cuba, and asking that they may be accorded bellig-
ercnt rights. Alter dcsutoty business tie Senate
| took up the House bill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

ITALIAN OpERA, ,-Auber's very
ter work va. brought out last
Academy OF Muse.
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over VI r' tic Board shall have full sway Nor
ESots s9lHc h~eeny's generosity aud love for the
ottu Tr'l here, lie empowers them " appOint
~. clo a., aud likewise inspectors and can Vassers
Sue'l''i Who arc 10 oticiato al the election, wlon
,s,m'rc c''.7 and canya,suTs Are to be elected 30
iSirrn '" i' nom!nally the people OF your city are
sMa'%l " toIne rare prlNi eyes they arc Tes sllJ
NJ 'o 'F'icSe non>, according TO tLe provisions
n,%ui =" eny's "hlsie jOSer." II uni OItu.
sm9 l'' measure, in It, present shape, should be-
nnt Il' 100, winch, however, there h not the re.
M LeIt y tO bdity), the Board OF Supervisors would
=, A"'i' ~ POWER OVER THE ELECTIONS
n.y., W. lrt'cnt board Of Police Commission n era
ptr"''' " nave had enough ui the corrupt and
rem unlro'a In the pay o. the Rng who nave
es.tt,9 '.." ilc custodian, Ol the bsotbOx II
WAN t 'ors.
u" TEST VOTE IN THg HOUSE.
.a%tt 'rgn', bin appropnatlny flO0Ono for , now
Lyort i''l Lou'c up town, ana which was last wee
"'1 exported from TIC COMMITTEE of the Whole
, 1870-03-28

4r.,, .noea 70 accommodate three thousand eh!I-
nn-one OF the greatest roouas dedcaied 10 Eab-
o41n ~ purposes In the world,
- iaons 1ese preached IN several OF the
scnooiss n " eon!yk on he Bible ln our common
u1n lof mcnnhetI o1 ths Bchooa Boerd,
..s! AeMentatiEe7 ss Of the Young Nens Christian
~ helo religious service, rhls afternoon,
~ Npilua B21T1tks, one OF the most noted atnonF
our low theatrical rooms ~~1sA@
colonel Debtck's new Saturday paper, The H.
Last evening.
nst broke out, at o'clock this evening, In
schfadef Co.'S furniture and toy cutlery est4h.
ishment. Eoa 70 and = Main Etreet 1rbeEuu In
ne Iourth stTy. Damage not serious, save by
Naier ihe los tF the latter cannot be safely
estimated. 1t will reach several thousand doIlaFs
amply covered by insurance. -
Az nninoEn man, wearing dark blue clothes and
soll black hat, 1elI from The Newport frrEy-hoat at
10 O'Clock last night and has not 6cen seen since.
Al meeting Of the Tobacco Trade Association
and othera interested, Oh Satusday, a memorial 10
congress- was unanimously adopted, protesting
aSalnst IN Increase Of tax on smoking tobacco.
, 1870-03-28
majority Of these are seH-raGng machines,
which sxve the labor Of oue man. Usually,
five to six man bind after one Of these rna-

majority Of these are seli-rakug machines,
which save the labos Of one mAn UsuAlly
five to six man bind after one Of these rua-
chimes.
Many attempts have been made to bind tho
grain with twiue and wire. Ths first Of the&e
thxt attracted attention was the Sherwood
binder, uaing twine, but that proved failure.
We then had the Burson binder, made ut Rock
ford, binding With wire. This gave fair
promise, md many machines wete sold, one Of
which is now in my museum Of l&id-bv imple-
ments. In the hands Of Nr, Bu1eon and
akil1ed workmen, this machine did good work,
but in the hands OF the masses it was failure.
1t rnust be nicely adjusted snd kept il perfect
order. and to do this required An expert So
this bright prospect faded out, and not ons Of
the hundreds made Is now in use, nor IS il
probable tilat the attempt viii be renewed.
The raking Attachments that aro now applied
to nearly all reapers are great saving Of labor
doing better work than is done BY hand; but
improvement docs not stop hero, for in
THE MARSH nAAvEs1n
:. We hare an endlesa apron that deposits the cut
q ain on form 30 perfectly that TWO mea
"a ride on the machine, can do the binding
I'm otherwise reqeires the fire or six men who
folh Y the telf-rAkezs, thus making large
sAssa 6 Of labor and \ saving Of grain. for uone
OF it is scattered oTes the ground - in tho
oth4r& case. There are now about ten thousand
Of ttsR haryeutess in tho West, md several
thouaaa d more arc being made for the next
h,usat These machines have been quietly
yinninr their WAY to public favor, and give
promise . Of takiug the lead in the harvest.
With this. aachine the binding costs less than
the tvina n wire; and even if the patent bind
ers were sccess, they are now rendered Of
10 vAluA.
The oott ad this la1Tester is something mozs
Ehan comuun reape1, but, if well cared tor,
40 as dr1ab1E: and ~ little liable to get out Of
order, Sema,1 the first machines we're not
vel made, BUN on they lack nothing that can
be attained in tin Il direction.
Those who. win to purchase harvester
should write tn X. D. Easter, No. GS South
Canal street, thiea 70, for further particulars
Ihave two 1at:.n without signatures, re-
auestins samples of. cherry tree grating
HCAAl..