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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-11-03
Farm fol. Sale.

FINIlE undersigned offers for sale the valuable
l. farm known rs the Clancy farm, situated
four miles west Of Millershurg, on the road
acres, well improved, will, good buildings, well
watcred, and good timber and coal.
Terms easy. For further particulars inquire
Of John Phillips, five miles west OF Aillersburg,
or Stephen Pyers, on the farm.
Oct. is, 1s10, ,,-9m3' JAMES clancy.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-11-03
New Advertisements.
Drowned.

Worries & Hudson-Stoye and Tin store,
X. c. & j. 7. Maxwell-Clothiers.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YOEK. Oct. 3I-Flour dull but unchans sed
shipping grades scarce and steady. Wheat,
the demand fair and the market firm: new No.
spring Chicago 81 2Sdi 81: No. 2spring Chi
cago, new, 81 S9nI Il winter red and amber
western Sl.3f Rye dull but unchanged.
Oats quiet and unchanged Corn dull and
prices are nominal: mixed Sic. Petroleum. the
demand is good at full prices. Pork, dull and
prices unchanged. Beef dropping. Bulkmeats
dull. Bacon duh. and prices arc nominal.
Lard dull but unchanged: good at 16I5
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-11-03

s. VI. PErTINGILL d Co..
8. Park Row. New York,
AND
GEO. p. RowELL & Co.,
20 Park Row, New York,
Are the sole Agents for the REPUBLIcAN in that
city, and are authorized to contract for insert
ing advertisements for Us at our lowest cash
rates Advertisers in that city are requested
TO leave their favors with either of the above
houses.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-11-03
Millersburg Market.

CORRECTED By
II. X &. HERZER.
Produce and Commission Merchants.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-09-02
Miscell0Ne0sss.



nNHE subscriber has discovered and invented
i new and useful Improvement In
TEA &c COFFEE POTS.
The vessels are divided Into two Compartments by
partition extending scross the centre from TOP 70
bottom. s'-.
NIT water nom one compartment 10 the other by
raising the valve, The tes pot 10 also provided
with Q valve In the Same way, excepting the valve
round ORsrnE the same = IN S Sss pG *
two covers each, one ~ each compartment and
spout or nose placed one on each side Of the psrt
tlon, n desirable. Tho noses arc provided With
Save ' sSrss hsndiss"ons on sssh sds under sssh
nose, and ono In centre % bsok side-one 70 be
grasped with one hand while the other hand may
hold q The n osds, I'm ss,s sns s :: nay
one handle. The two compartments arc for tea and
water or coee and water, that when the tes OF oof
foo 10 stepping In one compartment water may %
heating In the other. Tee can Be drawn INTO cups
the same with coffee Tho valve or gate In tho par.
ttIon is 90 arranged that When the Tee o. oodes V
drawn out, II can be re.elled through the valve.
centre, with valve In 10 the sane - IN oo9se Poe,
with ono cover and one handle on each end, which
Sr e g mss .thos. S.:
u desired, ffem 70 Y In; deep bottom . IN.
81 lin middle 81 In, inside 81 In, top 81 In.
The subscriber, having obtained letters patent on
his invention, onsrs for sale state rights Tor manu-.
hcturiny and selling on reasonable terms, and hav.
ing invented o machine for making Tea and Como
Potts. Intends TO patent IT, which will DO very useful
10 any one who may wish 10 have it for that pur.
who would like 20 purchase the whole OF part Of
this invention will please call on or address
JOHN x. LEWIS, Krrrxsr, Ne.
All persons are forbid exporting or selling this
invention out OF this country without permit first
discovered In 1860. .t..t ........ IL sI.
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FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

NOTICE is hereby given that William F.
IN French and Sarah Z. French his wife, In her
own right, Of Kittery, In the County Of York, by
their deed dated the twenty -hnh day OF May a: ID.
eighteen hundred and sixty eight, and recorded In
York Registry Of Deeds, Book 3ll page 81, convey.
ell In Zee and In mortgage TO me, Benjamin Ken:
nard Of Eliot In said county lot OF land situated
at the county road by land Of Bonning Moore /
thence running southwesterly by the road leading
10 Barter's Neck, one hundred and Twenty-Five feet
10 land OF William Leach thence northesstorly by
said land OF Leach sxty-dve feet 10 land OF Abram
Bray, thence northweeterly by said Brays land
and stone wall one hundred and twenty-five feet 70
land OF Denning Moore; thence southerly by said
land OF Moore twenty feet 70 the place begun st
containing about one-elghth Of an acre. and being
the same land conveyed ~ the said sArah r. french
by William Leach by deed dated May ., 1867, with
the buildings thereon.
And that the condition In said mortgage deed 10
broken by reason whsGsSl NAM KsNSSRp
Eliot, August 10, 1870. 3w8
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BERwIcx.

| BERWICK. rr,n ss.F.t 81
U. O. Bracket, the Berwick postmaster, has
secured the services Of Miss Leonors Haines'
who was for long time assistant In the Great
Palls ofhce. Royal Eastman. ESQ.,. the new post
master At Ct Falls, has commenced his duties
in earnest, Mr.. Haines giving up the keys Tue'-
lay. fE ~,
Rev. J. SAnborn, recently Of Preeport has 60
eepted . call from the Congregational church
st Eiot .st i 30
The Portsmouth, Chronicle d laborius 70 have
the bridge between that city and Kittsry made
free. ,. -...
The large number Of men put upon the Navy
Yard at this time for political effect to vote for
Mr.. Lynch will be discharged . soon Is the
election Is over. There Is no work for 20
large body Of men and many are said even
now to be idle figure heads. Those who swal.
low their manhood under the impression that
by voting for Lynch they win get "job" dur
Ing the autumn and winter, win wake up TO
End themselves discharged by the middle Of
September. Forty msu were discharged On
Wednesday last. --, ,--.,- .r,r.
PARsoSsrIELD.
The Boston papers say that foolish boy, sp-
parently about twelve years Of age, came into
one Of the police stations In that city Sunday
night, and gave his name A. Lincoln r. Doe,
and said that his home was In West Psrsons6eld.
He said that he hsd been wandering about the
city for week. He was dressed In light jack
ct. with red striped vest and round top Kesuth
hat.
LYMAN.
A lad named George Chadbourne, fell from
an appletree, In Mr.. Al Grants orchard, last
Monday, head foremost, twelve feet to the
ground. seriously injuring him. DR.. Hurd was
called, who fears some Of the shoulder bones are
somewhat injured, and two Of the ribs are ffac-
tured.
Mr.. Alonlo Mills, employed In Goodall's mills
at Sanford Corner, had one arm drawn In BE-
tween the rollers. up to the she ulder. when the
machinery broke, or II would have torn the arm
from lis socket. The arm was broken twice.
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aluiull aud Suurual.
LOCAL ArrAxxx



Frinsers' EreAs.0e.
This bsildias heretofore occupied by the
JouRSAt and the Collse Company alone, has
been altered and enlarged making Il the most
convenient, eapaeioss and desirable printing
once building In the State, II not, all sdvan-
,ascs considered, In New England. The base
ment d occupied as Laundry, wood and store
room, having storage Of about 80 I 30 feet.
The srst aoor entire Is occupied BY the UNION
and JounSLl ofkce. As you enter from the
street the door upon the right q the ertryway
opens upon one Of the most pleasant ofiess in
this city, which b exclusively occupied - the
business ofice OF the JOURNAL Estsblshment
The door upon the len Of the walk opens into .
room the counterpart Of the rom described,
which /. the EDITORIAL room q the JooRsAL.
Both rooms are papervi, grained and Vanished.
one carpcted and the other laid with door q
Southern pine. Oilel From the entry We enter
In the printing oihse d the JouRxaL. . room
81 80 feet On the len are eight windows at
een OF sh'en are 's' o'as'e uA"'
IN 'hree departments one 'o' po WORK. 0"e 'O'
book eoupOsitou aud the other for the ns~spa-
pei Inc 'en'er " INC '"" ".a'N !"
large "imposins stones" Tor each Of the de-
darfmens namei' WINE 'ne eh''re 'e"s'" " '"e
tsildag spoa the right b occupied BY power
AMI job presses
T.
On the second door the arst door opens into
the Collar Factory, which occupies the whole u
'"e 'e0o"' ''"' ~"a -
'front.' isrn~s 'or" INC seAa " Ae 'N'"' ''e
front upon the right Of the walk Is the bushes
Office Of the D,moerat. Stted up exactly like the
ofhceS eeso" anu more Desirable " 'oeN any
difference, because u IS free from the dust OF the
street. Ppu this room .speakias tubes" and
.-,.,;. .e.. =, a.. ,.,,, ,,orx
80, ~. =, ~. v.r, .l.s,,, ~, b,.;.
-. ofsos ~ the Col,,, Com,,nv Ascending
a. ~. ,h,,, .,o,x -. .,,., a, a,ss /, IN. Dem
ara, ,,;,,;,, Office vhich Ia eounterpart Of
the printing Office below, and already described.
In both otices We have hot and cold water and
steam Tor s,sti.s rollers The front Of this
story Is divided into two rooms, one . stock
TOO" anu the o'ne. 's e''.olN ron " 20.
De"0e'" ise f'e"ea '''' '"'' " '"' ''.'a
s'ory' s~a ~ 'Ae o'uA' COMPANY
room "A aeAn ee,A'or connects All ''' .o0's
A"' "ao'e o."1"s y So .' ~.
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All Mechanics call for Beach's washing Soap. il
Is powerful detergent, and Is just what they want
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Dissolution of 0opartnership.
TIME firm Of Stone & Bracket, Grocers,
heretofore doing business at IIardy's Block Gen.
trail square, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Mr. Bfackett still doing business at the old stand,
will settle all debts duo 10 and from the late nrm
- ~. |.F.L. w. STONE,
WM. G. BRACkETT.
Biddeford, Aug. p, 1870. Fl. ~ 3w8
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A Gard to the Ladies'.
! DUPoNCO'S
GOLDEN ptll.

IufAiiibis In correcting Irregularities, and reneviag
~ year Dimes tss.: pcw % WILL known pill were
d.ins .hish .i.. sSsy Nv. -. ..ssssysly 80
With unparalleled sueoea. Ladies' IN poor health,
sithse Iarrisd ~ sngis, saiesing non cay 81 Ne
complalue peculiar " Ssnales, VIII and ne D.
pooSo 0oldsa Hlls invsluable, Wis Ososysi Dsei.
Ity, Headsohe, phiutnee, Lon % Appetite, Mental
Dspsssssea, fsia n sbs Bsek s.d Limit, hin tn
the Lesns, beshng t.wn psin., rsipitAsion q ns
asassrrstsa, R.sS q biscd % iis.l, b,,s,ss..'
Dimssa % siSht, YsiiESs % s.y silEhs slsnon,
and pssticulasly thst most aneoyfnE ysshselSg ~,
usal % eonnoa smoaS kaales. 10th nsrsss 80
siaris. the Leueorrhos OF whites. f.m4iS N
svssy psricd q iifs viii and psPrssgs M .
rc0say % "a natars IN ne di.chafIg = - ~.
tiocs nav ipvirursis tks dsbllitAts1 ~ tsieats
sespss B. yos'hfsi sssssiisslss Q! % dSsss q
liz. and vhsa sahs. y tScss U n.Sdls ~ % %
hi tSs pflis thsS On do in5eD - ~ - eses0.
0sss IN der epsrs1oa, perpetual u thslr 10y
ia6useess upon the Nerves, the mind sad ~ ssus
SsE.ei,,v.,:: 2; 2: . H2sTE; r:pss 49,; r
is1is b. sssiaaas d 40 by msu viIi have Ne
pllis eeut coundsatislty - any asldrsss.
= SOLD ny ALL Dku001sfss snu
I les ais h Dsddsbsd b. Aivsa nAs'a nd
ssuy . psdisy. - ~ -.l.-- : 80 : - -
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AANHORD.

Mr.. AlonIo Mills, employed in Goodall's mills
at Sanford Corner, had one arm drawn In be-
tween the rollers. up to the shc ulder. when the
machinery broke. or itwould have torn the arm
from lis socket. The arm was broken twice.
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Call and See Hint

VDR. CHASE is very moderate In his
charges, and the poor rs well rs tho rich
may have advantages of his skill and In
all cases where he cannot CURE or GIVE
RELIEF, will conscientiously refuse to
treat thcm-and there are many In this
city who will vouch for his skill and In.
tegrity. r ~ .r..sr = 30
once hours from . A. N. 10 1 r. M, ar
,r.#r l4# M. 70 q r. n. .i,# q. -
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SOUTH BERWICK.

'oo'"
SoUrH BERWICK, August 10, 1870.
JouS Z. BurLER. ESQ.,, Chairman Of York
Co. Rep'n Com. - regret very much
that sickness OF my only daughter wiz prevent
me from being present, aud taxing part In
your deliberations, and the more 30 rs ! am
much interested personally IN the result
therefore pen few lines to you giving my
views In brief IN regard 10 our stua'ion, anu
our prospects head. There is no truer saying
thar that "a house divided against itself must
fall" from the very nature OF things II must
be SO. Now what do We sec :! You my dear
sir, are prominent man in the Republican
party in York County, Chairman of their
Committee, Editor Il their official paper, pre-
suming to speak for them, and yet It seems to
me you are doing all you can to defeat the
Republican ticket in this county. II may be
YOU do not mean it, but the result Is the same,
the Republicans In this section 20 understand
il and so do the Democrats. Said noisy
Democrat 10 me TO day, .'re shall carry our
ticket. II uedo not elect Haines, Cumberland
NAV give majority enough to elect Lynch, but
VIC sball carry York county, half the Republic
cans Of Biddcford win vote with us, the Bid
defori USioS & JOURNAL Is rih 10 in gym
pathy, zoe knotp IL. See what II says Of w.
p. Haines &c. &C." Now is W. p. Haines
changed, Is he not the same kind Of Demo
crat tina, he was during the war, Does dis
appointment in the nominee Of the Republi
cans make better man Of Haines that the
JOURNAL should eulogiIe hint Then l have
looked in win. In the JOURNAL. for an en-
oounging word to the Republicans Of the Coun-
y to rsiy 70 the s.anaaM a. s IN o'uen ums, ~
s "s "a ~ hsy. he,u used At The District
Convention By prominent Republicans Of the
District. apparently to excite prejudice. The
names .. 'ns nsPu III ss;s ~ - Nv
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YORK COUNTY
FIVE GENTS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
City Building, Biddeford.
Deposits made In this Institution will be placed on
Interest the first day Of each month.
tf36 r. II. lNGERS0LL, Treasurer.
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At 6 O'Clock A. NJ. yesterday, are broke
out in the eut-buildings attached to the Congrs-
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yMiscellasseOsss.
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURS
DAYS AND FRIDAYS
OF each week. tfor . fsw weeks,) engagements COM
mencing
AUGUST q, 1870.
Office at Davis Hotel.

The remarkable cures performed by DR.. Chase
onmendatlon for his skill In treating old and chronic
diseases, such a. rs .uHrF
Cancers, Cancer Humors, Tuners, scrof.
uia, Lsprosy, Salt Rheum, Fits, Nsa.
ralgia. Bronchial Anecsions, Ca
tarrh, Sick Headache, Rheuma.
tism, Liver Diseases, Female
Weaknesses, PILES, Dis
Gases OF the Throat 4
Lungs, Diseases Of
the Kidneys,stin
Joints, Grav.
81, Diabetes
&C., 40.
VDR. CHASE has practised in his pro-
fession for twenty years. and In that time
has spent two years In Florida and Cuba,
for tho purpose Of gaining correct
knowledge OF tho most efficient remedies
used by the various tribes of Indians Of
that country, and by great expense has
gained many valuable secrets which have
heretofore been unknown to tho world.
These. added to his former knowledge and
experience, encourage him to believe that
he can accomplish all In old and chronic
diseases that can be expected from the
limited agency of man.
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kENNKBuNK, Aug. 81, 1871.
Fnixxp EprruR Many railroad conductors
in New York are now said TO hold commissions
frOm the Governor empowering them to make
arrests in all cases necessary. IL this Is the
case several great annoysnces Of travel on the
cars can Be SUPPRESSED by the rAilroad officials
Every train has more or less loaiers on 1t Who
are apt to disgust the passengers With their pro
fame and indecent remarks. Formerly there
was no help for this. Now the conductor can
arrest the drsturber aud pas him over to the
authorities at the next station. We trust that
our State officials viii see that We have such .
Law in vogue.
The nomination Of Edmund Warren, ESQ.,. for
High Sheriff Of York county gives universal
satisfaction. Mr.. Warren has 6lled q number
Of town Offices to the general satisAction Of the
towns people; he Is not . novice In regard TO
the ariuous duties appertAining TO the Office,
for at the present time he Is Deputy Sheriff,
has been Selectman and Justice Of the Peace
Ills election Is veil assured. -"...r
EleaIer Clark, ESQ.,, the vell-known contrao-
tor, has just finished large and convenient y
story house for Mr.. Weber. Mr.. Joseph Trip
the builder. Il finishing Cor his own use IL
story house. making quite an acquisition to our
growing town. Mr.. James Written, the artist,
has made quite extensive Improvements on his
cosy little place. AvoS.
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,.,. :.
Tue engine '"e 1" sAe ""
f'Za on meanes'A'' ran 'a 'ae u.o. = Aen.o,
nunkpor' IN consequence " ''' "sp','"'V '
""''s"' 'O"au0'o' On '0'" -
s'"e u .''' "a '"D -, w, ~
Inc "''" '"'''S" WV" 'e'' "'N vs. v N'
TIE sAco RivEn ASSOCIATION viii hold It's
next meeting in KennebunkPort commencing
Wednesday Sept. Z. at 10 O'Clock A. N. In
troductory sermon BY Rev. G. 2. HOlbrook. Of
saoo. Delegates and friends viii and CON-
mittee =, the Church to direct them 10 places Of
entertainment
The annual Camp Meeting Of the Methods,
or IN. Portland District. commenced =, Kenue-
bunk. Thursday the 18th nit. Rev. J. Colby,
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On account Of the Stanford County Fair"
In which many Of the South Berwick people
are particularly interested, the annual meeting
Of the York Association win b postponed one
v~k-Sspe q and 22-iustead Of the II and
Is ...
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q w.sa.s o.ssspr,..'a .fsAs .ss..
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-11
The Mace aud Allen Prize Fight.

Tom Allen, the champion prize fighter Of
the nIted States, who Is matched to fight
.Iem Mace for IS 600 a side, at New Or
leans, Oh the 9th OF MAY, reached this city
Yesterday, quite Unexpectedly to his friends
here, all fresh from his recent southern tour.
Allen looks picture of health and manly
beauty. he is very heshy now, more SO than
IN many years past, having been six montha
or more oat Of training, which is something
extraordinary for this natural fighter. He
weighs considerably over two hundred
pounds-two hundred and ten pounds, We
believe-but it is ali solid flesh, and only in
proportion to his splendid frame. He will
have to reduce himself fortg pounds TO be in
condition TO meet the other ightning man
from England. We do not hear much about
Mace or his preparations for fight. How
ever, the day IS early and we will possibly
not hear OF him al training work before ne xt
week. There is much doubt in the II inds
Of many about Mace being able to get him
self into suitable condition TO meet Allen.
For many months now, if report is correct,
he has been living fast life in New York,
which means one Of uubounded dissipation
Should he face Allen inside the ropes, the
odds in betting will be against him. 1t is
admitted that he is more perfect with his
fists than 4 len. and that nobody has ever
surpassed him in the leg work of fight ::
but there is no doubt that 4 lien has much
the advantage ofhim in size, strength, wind
and endurance of an equal contest. and last.
but not least BY anv means, in that great
requisite. courage Cincinnati Commercial,
March D.
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EARLY VEGETABLES,

Ia the DeIghborhood OF large cities, any
quantity OF early plants may De secured al
the gardener who raise them under glass III
frames or IN hot houses; but even with thess
facilities, we prefer plants that we have
reared ourselves, to those which we can buy
not so much on the score ofeconomy though
that is something as on account of the fac
that we find those which we nave reared, 6
good deal more handy, and because We
somehow find greater satisfaction IN he ping
ourselves Every one knows that vegetables
that mature few weeks earlier than the US
nal season, are more highly priced than
three or four times the quantity would be
when they are no longer scacre. 1t is very
easy to secure supply. if one will take a
little pains. An old window sash, box
two or three fee square, filed with fresh
horse dung Leaf mould and rich light earth,
such as decsyed sod, which is the very best,
VIII furnish all the appliances necessary for
raising cabbage. tometoe, and egg plants
enough to furnish a garden Of moderate d.
mansions. II it ia desired to raise few ex-
ira early specimens, take nail keg, saw 1t
IN two, FL with rich mould, and let a single
tomatoe plant grow IL each half under GOV
er, until the season is sufficiently advanced
to set the plants cut in the open air and by
then removing the hoops and bottom from
the key, the plants will grow, without ever
showing that they have been transpIauted
dozen such plants set out in good soil.
will furnish tomatoes enough for small
family, more than month in advance OF
the seeson.--J0urnal Of The fdrm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-11
Characteristics.

The Radicals in the West Virginia Legis
iature have passed Joint resolution propos
ing an amendment to the State constitution,
eniranohising negroes and ex Confederates
IL mas to be passed by another Legislature,
and then ratified BY tire people at the next
state election, in October, 1871; 30 that, if
adopted, these two classes will not vote IN
til October, 1872.
his coupling of negroes and "rebels" to.
gether may be considered very fine stroke
OF policy in Yves, Virginia and Missouri,
where similar proposition is pending but
al men of honor, everywhere, will stigma
TIE 1t as first class exhibition of Radical
meanness. They see very plainly that the
day has passed for excluding the best citi
zens Of both those States from the ballot
and so yield the point with characteristic
bad grace. They start out with an insult
to the white man, by putting him on leve
with the negro, and force all who favor
white enfranchisement, on principle to swal
low negro suffrage, which they abhor, to SO
cure the triumph of that principle. Wa
there ever a party, before, that thus deal
with grave questions of public policy
Macon (Ga.l Telegraph.
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BEECHER's VaNFEa
RUIT BASK ct.
Patented ENav tst, 1864.

THIS basket, il tn e past or three years,
L has earned for itself a reputation a re-
liable and ostantisl continuance for transport
ing and marketing all kin Gs Of small fruit, be
you'd that of any other box basket yet brought
to notice. The facilities for ventilation offered
by it ere perfect, and being so, make the basket
of more real utility for the preservation OF the
fruit than is generally supposed by fruit growers.
Al the horticultural Exhibition of the amer
lean Institute. held At Cooper Union, last June,
p ;ze was offered for the best berry box or
basket, price and durability cOusid cred. This
premium was awarded 10 Beecher's Veneer
Fruit Basket The testimony THUS given is fully
sustained by the commission dealers in city
markets, and by all who handle fruit packed IN
these baskets.
T. those fruit raisers who have tried our bss-
kets. have nothing To say. except to thank
them for their good opinion, expressed %
US in 1lslr various written Communications IN;
OF lh-- other GLASS who have not used shem.
AK J early trial. and warrant them = satisac
ton ia 1t. :" furnish crates for these baskets
" hsr needed, ami ot s'zes "a requested. Ne
have .ocai q-ents ia nearly all riiics and towns
Throughout the country, VINO will supply these
bash II manufacturers rates
Awarded the LIST Premium by J. KNOX, &c,
lat, 1865
All goods ordered OF Us will be forwarded as
promptly a. possible. taking them in the order
received. Circulars Of price, etc, sent on apph-
catiCu TO
THE BEECHER BASKET CO.
fhe2d sdsN.srp. Westvile, Conn.