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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-06-07

pe51 A good old Massachusetts, deacon,
recently deceased, was once called in
question upon some points of faith per-
tanning to his denomination. With a
great deal of earnestness his reply was -
" Don't tell meAthat Pm mistaken. 1
know all about Congregationalism, for my
son has taken the Congregational Globe
for years."
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-06-07

nD~ We should let God turn over the
leaves in the book of life, and be content
to read what is written thereon. 1t is
enough to know that we have Father
who will watch and protect us unto the
end.-Beecher.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-06-07

say" The Bible is light house, and de-
signed to give particular information, not
in regard to the country where it stands,
but to enable tempest tossed mariners to
gain safe harbor Albert Barnes.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-06-07
S U N D AY READING.

BAY Were Christ's "Sermons on the
Mount" more regarded by Christians,
there would be less of religious preaching
and more Of practice enjoyed in the
world.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-06-07

DG5@ A celebrated philosopher used to
say-"The favors Of fortune are like
steep rocks-only eagles and creeping
things mount to the summit"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-06-07
WhO has o. House to Paint?
RHADY - MADE COLORS.

Known as "RAILROAD' Colors Guaranteed TO
be more economical, more durable and more con
yenlent than any Paint ever before offered A
DooK entitled Plain Talk with Practical Paint
tOn. MASIfRV A. XvIJITfPtSi tO"
GLOBE White Lead and Color Works, III Fulton
St.; New York. Established 1885. Beware of
imitationS.-4 II 3m 0 VI
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-06-07
GA Il 4 i "a 9. q -
OF every description, out of the best material
Sleighs of every Style.

built to order and finished in the most artistic and
durable manner. VIM
49, W. Having superior workmen, he is prepared
10 furnish work that will compare favorable win
the best City Work, and much more durable. and
at much more reasonable rates
@S- hEPAIR1NG of allkinds neatly and prompt
ly done. A call is solicited
SAMUEL SMITH.
3ltf
The New York herald., 1870-02-08

A OF merioriou. works A modern ar.. the mos. i'm.
porant and attractive sale of the OF superior high
at tths Gallery Of AT, si5 Broadway
>, n. t;cPBoa,ss ;,,P ate w, xslask,., ss r1,-,.r
IN which many and valuable specimens Of American,
French English Belgian and Dusseldorf Schools ma, be OBJ
sincd The entire collection exhibition day and
evening consisting OF hundred aud sixty OF the
finest aud most desirable pictures heretofore offered
uon and comprising examples from the following eminent
and iavorte American and European artists =:
William Hart, Frazer, Lanranl Do Metz,
=. Iope, verbockhoyen, EardmAD,
J. Williamson, vcrhoven Ban, De Nottsr,
J. b. Brstol, Won Seben, u. Col,
Iiaseitine, Van Kuyck. Dauriac,
BlackmRn Van Leulputen, Anna Peters
Irving, Ten Kate, Bak kaowicx,
Dolp, Patrols. Fauwels,
Eerwing. Schaefes Bdau,
Bcnows, Eerxog Eogch,
and others OF established reputation.
To be sold Thursday and Friday evenings ~ o'clock
A Ucr1oN NOTICE.; ; y. TAYLOR, AUcrIoNEER.
Magnificent Household Furniture.
q West Fifteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth
Drawing Room Suite
Paintings, Bronzes, statuary.
Velvet Medallion Carpets,
Marquctsris bois de ross Cabinets,
THIS DAY TUEspAY), Februarys
between Fifth md Sixth avenues,
sale commencing at 1915 o'clock.
The largest riches. assornen, Of Housshold Furniture
oncred at auction this season. the house furnished less than
son roa bocate Wnsow cSr.sns 10 maob msrqasisis
bos de Cnbncts Tables Jardnercs Eneognucs, Can
lion, yslve. Carpets. Paintings, By eminent artists Lace
Cnrtains Bronze Stauary Clock Chandoers magnificent
ssTsaS Bsdssads SrSe WsrdroSs. % ce@csss syio Ieas
ST 2iT hair, sprgg Ms',re.sea Dining EIens,on Table,
SERVED sSsed Cutlery, Sofas Every facility for packing
removing goods Parties wishing to attend tbia sale uka
Fi'h avenue stages os sixth avenue cara
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
The WAX.END LEAGUE.

Organization OF the Boot nnd shoe Honrd Of
Trade.
The New York Boot and Snoc Board OF Trade held
meeting az the Astor House yesterday afternoon.
There was quite large attendance.
After the usual routine business had been trans.
acted the constitution adopted at previous meet
ing was reconsdered and amended IN several par
ticuars.
The only part In IL which Is OF any public import
ance Is article ten which reads as iollows:-
Tho duty or the Committee on Debts and Debtors
shall be 10 examine, when regularly requested
by TWO or more Interested members, into
cases OF mercantile failures or suspensions
and report to the president or secretary
as speedily as possible the debtors cOndi-
ton. liabilities assets, and the value thereof.
best for the interest OF the creditors. The
committee may employ counsel or assistance
other necessary expenses attending the examina-
uon II not paid by the debtor or his estate shall be
paid by such OF the creditors as are members the
association the amount to be divided among them
IN proportion to their respecIatve claims. The
mittee may also cause to DC Kept in proper book
books q record OF the non pay yment by any debtor
or any Indebtedness. or any facts or circumstances
which may cast suspicion upon the character or
credit OF any debtor TO one CT more members OF the
association. but II 1t shall appear that the debtor Is
or good credit. the same shall be recorded. The con-
tents OF said books and all proceedings connected
herewith shall only be known To members OF the
association.
After the adoption OF the various amendments
to the constitution auu the constitution itself as
whole the election Tor officers had and resulted
as fo0ws-
freSident--AarOn Clafiin
Vice 'yeside,ats-Wlllam A. Hail. stephen Hyatt
John .. Whitehouse, Il. G. Burt aud A. q. IrasE.
1fedsurer--Charles y. Bigelow.
iSecYetdry--James Il. Hedges.
D,rectors--C. ). Parsons, w. A. RANSOM N. South
wick, David Torrens G. w. Dubois A. s. Richards,
G. l.. Trask. James Wigglns ana III. w. Merriam
Committee on Ftnanee-Edward Dlttman, James
Newell and John q. Maynard.
Committee on ArbttfdttOn-L. 3. Reid, Nathaniel
Fisher ana Henry Elliott
Committee on Debts ana Debtors "A. $. Richards
George l.. Trask and ID. Is. Powell.
C0nlnlittee on Iasadnce-J =. Hedges, d. Tor
rens and William Clarendon.
Committee on FTei0tt-Esey Melius, L. ]. May BIZ
and l.. Studwell.
Committee on Lahore. u. Bigelow, r. G. Burt
II. W. Merriam, ii. Tasker and George Silver.
The meeting then, after passing several compll
mentary resolutions to several persons adjourned
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
HERALD TUESDAY FEBRUARY s. l87o-rRpLE SHEET

do. fvetwentles, registered, May ana November
l14& 115; do. do, 1882 coupon, do., 1l5& 1i5H;
do do. 1854, do. do. 11d lis; do. de- 1896, do do
I147s 115; do do, registered January and July, ia
lltA; do. do., 1856, COUPON do, ll3s< ia; do.
do, 1907, DO. do, ll4 l14k; do do, 1885, do. do
1l4S lax; do. tenfortles registered 109a 1o9,;
DO. do coupon, 11214 1l2H. ra
TIE SOUTHERN STAIR BONDS. ,H
Al the first glance 1t would have been supposed
that the decision OF the Supreme Court would nave
favorably anected the State bonds as well as bonded
debts in generals but the obligation In their case
is not backed up By tho security which accompa-
MES railway mortgages, and IS dependent simply
the general credit Of the States owing the money
railway is tangible property, which may be sold
for the relief Of the bondholder but state Is
sovereign, and only morally bound to pay her debts.
Hence the decision, In adding one-afth to the
Indebtedness OF the States, aggravates their en-
barrassment. In the case OF the rich North
ern States the decision operates in favor OF
higher prices, as 1t guarantees the redemption
of the old bonds IN coin. The cali to-day Of the
Northern bonds was too early to reflect the effect or
the news, but the Southern list was heavy and In
most instances declined the exception being the
Virginias, which have retained the buoyancy de-
rived from the readmlss!on Of tho state. Tho Ten
nessees IN the forenoon were strong and active and
tuc III Tue AFTERNOON puL
gave way nalf to one per cent The following
were the latest street prices for the Southern st-
Tennessee, ex coupon, 55l SO; do. new, 4ssl 40;
do. nve per cent. az 49, Virginia, ex coupon, 62H
63; do. new, 63 o 90; do. registered STOCK 81 So;
do do, 1866, 60 90; do. do. 1867, 80 57 Georgia
SKIES, 81 49, do sevens, 92 90; do do., interest
payable in Georgia, IS 81; North Carolina, ex
pom, 4sH 4Ssi; do. new, 24A FAX:
Missouri skies, 90 o e0h; do, Hannibal and ST.
Joseph, 81 90; Louisiana skies. 90 70 DO sevcns,
II rs; 90. eights. so s2 do, levee Sizes 69h 70;
DO. do, eights 50 a 81; Alabama eights "a Dan;
do ves, 63 o.; do. sxes sterling, Is a so; South
Carolina skies, IS SO; do new, So 84; do. regis.
tered stock, so So; City Memphis SKIES. 5ok a 81;
DO Atlanta eights. so o IS; do. Savannah sevens 81
80; do. New Orleans consos, 70 IL; do. DO. ISSUE
railroads, 6s 7o Mobile. OHIO sterling 10 72 do
eights, 90 Ga; Mississippi Central Railroad, first
mortgage. ~ q "a: do. second do, IS 60 Memphis
and Charleston first, s4 q s5; do second. 70 rs;
do stock, Al a AZ; Greenville and Columbus Railroad
guaranteed. 81 a 80; Macon and Brunswick Railroad,
first, guaranteed by State OF Georgia. II so.
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
SALES AT AUCTION.

A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIOhhER -ADAiNis
n traitors sale Of valuable Real Estate.
ADRIAN II. MULLER r. r. WILKINS CO. VIII sell a,
auction on Wednesday FEB; at u o'clock at the FL
tntos Of John yanderpoe deceased House and Lot No 2
East Twenyn NTH street, House and Lot south side 2stb
street, Second avenue valuable Los corner Second
avenue and oth street, valuable Lots on Third avenue
ner 10th and iiEth also Lots llh and 18th
streets in Of Third avenue los Maps at tbs Office
or the Auctioneers, No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
Sticking EXISTENCE.

A DIsc0nsointc German Commits Suicide by
HanginU.
For some time past Balthazar Hardt, German
tailor, twenty-five years OF age has occupied apart
ments on the second floor OF premises No. S4 Allen
street. He was temperate, industrious man and
seemed to be comfortable and happy but 1t appears
such was not the case. Yesterday morning Hardt
was missing from his place or business, ana search
being made for HIM he was found hanging to gas
hook in the ceiling over his bed. On the table he
left note book, IN which was written the following
IN German:-
Ny troubles nobody's fanlt, but -, a baker
In Third street. between avenues and u, cheated
all my money Ny property beongsto my girl Mary weche
Who the young woman referred to Is ala NOT
transpire, as IL did not appear that deceased was
married. There is little II any, doubt that the
loss or his money prompted deceased to take his life
Coroner Keenan, was notified to make an Official in
vestgallon.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
GOVERNMENTS LOWER,


The government market also felt the effects OF the
asstsion and prices tonight are lover than at the
beginning OF business this morning. for the general
reason that these securities have now the rivalry
ana competition OF numerous securities which have
suddenly appreciated to gold valuation. The decline,
however. was small, ana the market dun and steady
ut tho lower dgures. by mistake the quotations OF
Saturday wero reported lone per cent? instead OF
''onc-quarter per cent highern &c. The currency
aixes strong and active. The final street prices
sor TIE government list were as follows:- United
states currency sixes, 1l1A l12 do. SKIES, 1891.
tcytsiarsd ils llsH; DO. DO. coupon. lis lls,s;
The New York herald., 1870-02-08

ssEDs-There was a large business consummated 10 lin
seed a about former prices There 300 bags
pryate terms, the market cloans strong Grasa
dull but unchanged In value clover Deing quoted Et l3c.
1sc, timothy at - ~ "a 7s and rough flax At ~ %
s2 49,
sTEARIsE quiet, and heard OF no GALES OF mo-
ment few small lots sold within the range OF l5c
a l5nc.-the latter price for prime In tisrces.
TALLow.-The demand wac passabiy active and prices
quite steady Sales 10000 lbs. at 9>ac. l04c. for
country prime city.
WHisKrY-Receips 7sS bbis The business was light but
prices quite steady at former quotations. Sales $50
bb!s. al CSC, H3xC
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Feb. 7-6 pm.
CorrEEThs market for Rio continued 10 rule quiet and
we heard OF saseof consequence prcss however,
steady quotations Other descriptions were dull
but unchanged.
CoTToN-There only moderate degree OF activity In
the market the demand from all being light
prices favored buyera the offerings continued fair The
sales sa bales, Of which 6Ja spinning l53 for
export lot speculation were In transit For fu
tue delivery only moderate business transacted The
sales $50 bales basis low mddng February 2ac
zoo do for March a. 24sc 800 do. for April
at sgo DO ior May part at 2oc and l50 do for
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
A UCTIoN NoTICE-li3 WEST 9TH ST., NEAR 9TH
n av. this truesday) morning. commencing
at loI O'Clock. 4iD lots, By catalogue


A ucTIos NOTICE lib WEST 27rH ST., NEAR 9Th
IA nv. this truesday) morning, commencing
atlo% O'Clock. over fD lots, BY catalogue
sell TO highest bidder all magnificent Household Goods ac
consisting Of rosewood Papoforte Stool Cover coat 300
elegant faor suits brocatel Centre Tables Bussels and
reepy Carpets, Bronzes ON Paintings. Stauary Vases
Bookcases Pier Mirrors, Bedroom Suits style Louis
NV, bedsteads Bureans Washstands, Wardrobcs, Sofas
shsis Rockers, Extension Tables, Buffet, China Glass
shNer ware, Kitchen Furniture &u Sale positive, In lots;
goods boxed aud shipped N. BThis largest and richest
e ths dny Take Sixth Seventh and stop at
Iweniy-sevenh street, Goods boxed and shipped.
A UCTloS sALE-AT lls WEST TWENTY SIXTH
IL sreet.
rare opportunity for
,. horsekeepers wanting good Furniture.
EDWIN NICHOLS * Co, Auctioneers, will gel all tho
handsome Household Furniture the elegant private resi-
dence iio Twentysif street. between Sixth Seventh
avenues lnis Monday) morning, Feb at II o'clock pre-
cisey All mo Furniture made to order
for the present owner and win be sold TO the bidder
without
Magnificent rosewood ~ octave Plsnororte
Beautiful Parlor Suits latest style
covered with green and gold and and gold French
satin hrocatcl SILK striped and plain reps Works OF Art
bronzes CLOCKS on Paintings. Vases Statuay, Eageres
Mirrors Curtains Tables, Turkish Chaira Lounges Book
stands Coinmodeg, Spring and Hair Mattresses Beds. go
sers. Pillows Blankets Quilts, Lnen sofss Chairs Rock
Lounges, sideboard Extension Tables Yeye Brussels
and Ingram Carpets Glass; China and Silver Ware; Table
Cutlery &c.
Responsible attendance to cart pack goods for
purchasers. Take Sixth Seventh and stop
corner Twenty Aixth street. near the house.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
New York City.

New York City.
Anity st = No 100. 25x951 Sept, 1850 $5,042
Lewis st. - 3o r q uesncsy ~ seIiO,
K,ns,o FL H. s s's 81 az SSsea.' map
2ls IT. lots b62 and $685. hoorcs map, 50x9Ss 000U
23d st. O. 1874 OF lsi a5xss9.... ......... 5.u00
3gth a s. 275 OF 9Th av, S5r9se. $3.50
st. II 300 Il W Of 9Th av 2bxey. 1850
4th 29 OF 20 av S0Il0as, house and lot. 0yO
53d a., l50 1t o OF 9th nv, 5Oxl05
Ssih 81, q ., 150 II Of 7h av 30 600
63d st. n q, 275 II W OF 9th av, 75xlO0.5 az ,50
63d at and 10th nv, corner, IlbxlU0 's
Ssih st. g. $50 OF 4th 50xlO22 1880
l7th ST. $40 Of Sd av ls2fooii, house and lot
l2S,h i, . a;s Z, Of BIB av,
1870 st, 200 II OF 18th AZ, 375xe9 ~ 1870
Sd and list corner D. 2xlO0. S5o0
9Th av. 81, 627 fl Of l7th at, 70 srl0o $500
lIth Az and 18th st. W corner 249xl0V.. fu00
LEASES RECoBDED
Greenwich ST. No a years. yeas eas peer peer S 5S
sa,n g. O. $50 Il of 9Th av years. per year. 700
Kings County.
BIoOEs.YN.
Cation place, g, rs n " Of Poplar st. 1880
ConsclyeA 95 II or Leonard st. 20rl0o, 1900
Coneiyea at lis OF Leonard st. 20xl00 1000
Copsolyca st. 1856 Of Leonard st .ox100 1900
Eicry st, 1876 OF Tbroop ay 2oI7b and l... $500
Elm ct, 200 II OF Central nv lots, 32J
Halsey ss, q, 257.s n OF Tompkins av F6rloO,
HsrEimcr ST, . nl II OK Noailand av. 6iiio $50
Herkimer 81, g. 5u II OF Noftrand 25xl0J l.bD
Hickory .: 3. Ys n Of franklin av 24soe and l. 500
Leonard st. Nb II Norman av 2bal00 ....... 400
adson st. g. 27S ~ OK Tompkns 3jxl00. l,SO0
Nelson and Laurel Sta, lots on each st. between Floyd
Newiown st, centre line, ana Bushwick creek, east
branch, thence " TO junction Of east with south
town and Lorimor sts, thence 1870 o sgr-x-.s 5000
Paono u, u y, $50 of Grand 163xIOO l.U23
Penn g. 80 isolo n of lse Nv, iooxALs ,......Ao
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
PROPOSALS..
MARBLE N1ANTELS.

nECoRATED MARBLE MhNTELS WATHsCOTISG.
- Furniture Tops, &e Ia exact representation OF all the
rich co'orod marble of the world elegant OF black
marble, LneBt quality, engraved In gold
MlDuLEFIELD COMPANY, 80 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08

A MEXICAN OIL EGS.-EXTRAoRDINARY ART
"A auction sale, by J. RODOLpH LEVIsoN, Auctoneer
Wednesday evening February continuing until the stock
disposed Of In the store 62 Broadway under ST. Nicholas
Hotel The collection numbers 600 gems belonging
the Anne rican Art GnlerY. Sale p0sitiye.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08

RT sALE.-J0HN r. WATERS PAINTINGS
IL, "A LEAviTr srREBEiGH CO., Clinton Hall Art Gal,
eries Astor place, viii sell by auction Friday evening"
o'clock without reserve the collection Paintings belonging
to John T. Waters Esq OF Brooklyn, comprising choice
sen pi pnrand Wsiredss Losp Nehlig Lambdn, RoSbe,
on embraces 30 paintings OF art-of description
seldom seen In auction Catalogues ready Paint
ing on exhibition Free day and evening.
A Rr NoTICE.-By 7. LEVY, AUCTIONEER.-OIL
~ Pantings.Wi sell AT auction this day Feb. 8, at IL
o'clock A. M At the Artists saesroom ~ Nassau street.
choice collection of framed Oh Paintings eminent
ear and European artists Paintings and frames sold
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
QI,tanfs and Ifobfle ANA

Ihoun AND GnAIs Receipts 1886 bb,s -FOUR 1870 do and
2sJ bags corn meal ~ bushels wheat 1850 1900
do. oats and 1850 do malt The market was very du
aud prices favored the buyer TO &C.
bb! though we make no reduction ia quotations. Sales
Suo so southern tour was allow Of sale, here being but
tte Demand but prices quite Sales $40 bbls
Rye -four dun and prices favored buyers Sales 200
bDls Corn meal dull prices wero entirely nominal
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

TINE oUvRIERE FRANCHISE, CosaAlsSAAr PAR.
" faeen le couture, robes inEore modes, &g desire
de Pourasc soft ohes ee so Ia Journee dana des an
iles. S'a3r1ssey lis Eleeasar g.. Nina LOUISE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-10-13
LIST OF PRFMIUMs

Aacarded at the IDenty-secona Annual
Fair Of the Belmont County Agricul-
turGI Society. held at st. ClairsvtUe,
September q, % and %, 1870.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-10-13

war guns have a profound ugline.s OF
sound, and a continuity and persistency
much more impressive than occasional
thunder claps.
THUNDER STORM.
The rain fell heavily for a few plo-
ments. wet enough to make the first inch
of the dust stickg, and to load down
leg-weary pedestrians With rapid ac-
lcumulations Of mud which adhered to
the feet.like wet shoes. The chapel of
the VILLAGE wes o hospital filled with
men too badly wounded for removal
The mangled French sad Prussians were
huddled together on the straw, and the
weary surgeons ware still ct work with
them. Some, whose wounds were dress
ed lay tucked in their blankets with an
air of comfortableness. The others were
suffering intensely, Ms their glassy.eyes,
|clenched teeth and heavy breathing
were evidence.
A PAINFUL. sCEEE.s
A young Pru..ian, tall and gentle
manly soldier was near the door, lying
on his face, and civilian, who seemed
to have a special interest in the case was,
with trembling fingers, renewing his
clothing to look ct the wound. He
found on the white, round body of the
Young man, near the spine, q bright red
spot, and looking no further, burst into
tears. -z4---
THE YORK oF.BURYING.
One of our English friends dismount-
ed to give me rest in riding, which
was most acceptable courtesy, and.we
presently passed q field where 6 large
burial party wsrs st vorh. They had
dug O trench about seven feet in width,
wasting very few inches, and two or
three feet in depth liberal measure
ment,) and had gathered the dead from
the vicinity. While some were digging,
others were picking W the dead. The
way they do thst 10, four men using
shovel handles or muskas, as may be
convenient, o. hsnd-spikS, put them
under the shoulders and knees sof the
corpse, and carry it to the side OF the
grave; then each corpse is lifted by two
men, one ct the head and the other at
the heels, and placed in the trench,
where, the face beine covered by some
article Of clothing leap or coat usually
the dirt is loosely shovslsd on. Gener-
ally about one shundrsd men are laid
away in this style in row, though
where the carnage has been extraordin-
ary they make the graves TOT accommo-
date more.
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10 The Public.

chased the entire interest and good win of
MesSrs. Campbell & Downing, in their line of
Omnibusses running between Morristown and
Wheeling, leaving Morristown in the morning
and Wheeling in the afternoon. He will now
be prepared To accommodate all travellers with
comfortable OmnibusSes, under the charge of
careful and sober employees. Fair Fifty cents
between Morristown and st. Clairsville and
Wheeling and st. Clairsville-way passengers
in proportion
MIR. Isaac II. Patterson will act as his, and the
Express Agent, in st. Clairsviile. All orders
and packages LEFT with him win be promptly
and carefully attended to
JOSEPH B. BUTLER.
November l2-tf
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Glass A-Saddle and Liant Harness.

Glass A-Saddle and Light Harness.
Stallion years old and upward.
Thos Sweeney, 1st premium SIS
Jno B Hoge I'd do 10
Stallion 8 years old.
Henry Sipe, 1st premium 10
James A Stillwell I'd do 6
Stallion years old.
Thomas Sweeney, (meritorious) I'd
Stallion year old.
James Bentley, 1st premium
William King ID do
Brood Mare years old and UPWARDS.
w II Porterfield, I'd pre-. 6
Filly 3 years cid
Thomas Sweeney, highly mer. 1stp. 6
Filly, year old.
Morrison Bentley, 1st pre-
w ii Porterfeld I'd do .
Gelding, 4 years old and upward.
w j Clark, LIST premium 8
John Matson I'd do 8
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PITTS PATENT TR L ! G
MACHINES,

usually known as the MasSilon Machine and
is also manufacturing largely of the
IMPROVED PATENT THRESH-
ING MACHINES,
KIN by many as the Double Cleaner) alsoi
Threshers, and three differeLt kinda
OF horse powers, including the Carey power.
All my machines are built of the best season.
ed timber, and put together in the best work
manlike manner, and are fully warranted to
give satisfaction on fair trial.
keep constantly on hand large supply OF
the above machines and powers, which offer
for sale on as reasonable terms as the times will
admit OF.
The increasing demand for my machines
having compelled me to enlarge my shop am
now prepared, in addition to the above, to
manufacture
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM
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Rolling Mill, Keg Factory and Nail Mill Ma
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