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The Davis VerticIe Feed.
SEWING MACHINE

HAS, by actual trial, proved to be
"second 10 none and Is, without doubt.
lne pest Sewing Machinenow manufacturers
Tor ali KINDS Of work. The Verticlp Feed
Bar involves a new feature, possessing one
Of the most aluab PRINCIPLES
ed, enabling IL TO run over seams ana turn
corners without change OF tension or length
OF stitch, or stopping the motion OF the ma
chine. The Feed Bar Is close 70 n in the
rear OF the needle and the feed takes place
while the needle i down through the oods,
enabling the sewing OF any number Of thick-
nesses Of any length, without basting and
preventing the pickering ofone piece while
the other remains straight. ana at the same
time 10 what no other Machine can do. to.
Wit: Taking All the stretch from the goods,
leaving seam alike on both sides. n
preSserlOOt Is railways raised from the goods
while the feed takes place, allowing seams
topaSs ma perfect manner while on the
other machines the preSserfOOt presses with
It's full force on the goods while the feed
place.. thus IL Is impossible for seams
OF any size topass under without raising the
preSserfoGt.
W. use the same Machine for The manu-
facture OF Boots M Shoes, as for the finest
lace, merely shifting the needle and thread
70 the goods, while other machines have
different sizes for different kinds Of work
The Davis Is the only machine that will hem
wide or narrow In a perfect manner on n
kindOf goods from cheese sacking TO broad
cloth, strait or bias. without folding or bRst-
ing the goods. It viii cord. bind. braid, fell,
quilt, tuck, n gather and run on a band at
thesametime,a and from onet 10 three rumes or
between two straight bands. The Davis is
manufactured from the best imported cast
steel and is composed Of only twelve strong
working parts, (Other machines having from
thirty TO forty, thus making Il the most
simple machine IN the market. We sell the
Davis Machine on the following conditions :
s5u0On delivery and ten dollars per month
until paid for. Teach you TO use the ma
chine perfectly, warrant II for three years
and II at any lime within three month you
ind the Davis Machine you ave T. moi and
will not do all we claim and advertise. we
viii furnish you in its place. any machine
o call for that is sold IN this country, at
the agents price. The Davis is taking the
precedent Of all other machines wherever II
has been introduced. The Davis now holds
the highest prize. The Gold Medal" over
all other machines. which was warde at
the great trial in Manchester. y. H, at the
New England Mechanics Institute, Sep. 10.
1870, Rter atest Of three weeks, and IN con
test with every other Sewing Machine sold
in the United States. Please send for circu-
lars and call at the Office and give the Davis
q thorough examination and trial. Machine
Sewing respectfully solicited. Machine
Oil and Needles for b Davis. singer. Howe,
Wheeler & Wilson, &c, for sale. Office and
sales room In Adams Bookstore, Market ST.,
Warren, o.. Address all orders to
E 5. KNEELAND.
Gen1 Agent for Trumbull Co.
March S. 1S7I-Sme
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THE CHRONICLE.
THE SONG OF THE TEACHFR.


THE SONG OF THE TEACHER,
Win body weary and worn,
With heart so heavy and sad.
sat in the midst OF bows
mat were noisy, and dirty aud bad.
Talk Talk Talk
IN kindness. anger and mfrth
T1llthe aching head falls low on the desk
And she feels too faint for earth.
Talk Talk Talk!
From MIN OF clock TIN four.
Talk! Talk! Talk
III me long. long day IS DER.
some think the teacher Is human.
But all b people agree
she has no right to murmur or fire.
she gets SUCH liberal Zee.
Talk Talk! Talk
I'LL h throat IS husky and sore:
Talk Talk Talk!
TIL the voice can be heard no more.
Slate and pencil and book.
Book and pencil and slate,
TllOver h lessons my heart grows sick.
And books and boys Ihufe.
0 mothers whose boys so bad
YOU orders will ne'er obey,
Please do not pack them on 10 school
To get them out Of your way.
Talk Talk! Talk
In WretehednesS unguessed.
moan and sign for that better land
az - ANeAs
Why do I talK Of rests
That boon 50 precious and rare:
do not know her peaceful face,
Mine 81 10 full OF care.
Mine IA 50 full Of care
Because OF this buzz and hum;
ON why are b boys so loud and coarse,
When the teachers so veXed and Elum +?
GroEil Growl! Growl!
ron father n mother the cries
Ina Johnny come home at noon.
Il-used, with teaH In his eyes.
The darling Is fOnd fun,
And unto his n~eighbor's rib
He playfullT placed his gentle foot
ltWhs allthe poor boy did.
Seoldi Scold! ScOldt
The boyGare gazing around
SColdi Scoldi Scold!
Johnny Is up with q bound:
For orerthe window-sin walks
Any in purple and green
He'll study no more, the tasks aside
TllIhe ny isdead, IWeen.
o but for one short week
Away from these books and bows
Then could feel as others feel,
o And join IN others Joy.
little silence would ease my head,
And make me young again;
Fol books and boys have made me old.
And almost crazed my brain.
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A just pride is one of the most
beautiful manifestations of human
character-a disposition to be culti-
waited and encouraged at every age
and in every condition. Pride in the
maintenance Of spotless character and
pure life-pride in the performance OF
noble and generous actiOns-pride in
all things that tend to elevate the
mind and heart, and that however
the vulgar and vicious may regard Us,
ensure to move the esteem ofthe Writ
uOus. Fortified by such pride, we
can in the midst Of poverty and trial
maintain the dignity of manhood,
and rise by self-respect superior to
every misfortune. For after all hon.
age paid to external pOmp and posses
sion, it is the MANTLE true man
that counts IL the great battle Of life,
on the page Of history.
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CARE OF THE FEET.-COncerning
this subject the Scientific american
very truly says: MANY are careless
in the keeping of the feet. If they
wash them once a week they think
they are doing well. They do not
consider that the largest pores OF the
system are located in the bottom OF
the foot, and the most offensive mat
ter is discharged through the pores
They wear stockings from the begin
ming to the end of the week without
change, which become completely
saturated with offensive matter. III
health is generated by such treatment
of the feet. The pores are not repel.
lants, but absOrbents, and this fetid
matter, TO a greater or less extent. is
is taken back into the system. The
feet should be washed every day with
pure water, and stockings should not
be wOtn more than a day or two at a
time
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y New York judge has just decided
the precise legal status OF tie sewing
machipe. This most popular OF
American inventions, in accordance
with New York law, is exempt IRON
seizure for debt. In the language Of
the judge making this decision, at
had always been held exempt as neces-
say household furniture" In accord
anee with this dictum, a s~ewing-ma
chine which had been taken for debt
was restored 10 its owner. Hence
forth, in New York at least, sewing
machines are exempt property, except
where kept for sale in factories or
or stores.
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HOUSE AND LAND SALE. for
III Hons and BotonS South Street. a short
Instance east OF The furnace. Also. three
lots on Liberty St, q short distance north OF
algn - Inese lots areeach about sixty feet
front by about 900 feet deem. and win NJ scid
for part cash and the balance In -four on dye
acknowledgements. Inquire Of the Subscribe
az 81 andes River St, Cleveland. o.. or ~
h n. lucn5Gt Nat Bank.
Warren. Jan. IS. Is7I-tf.
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Two boys were ~eonversing about
Elijah's ascent in the chariot Of fire.
Said one:
"Wouldn't you be afraid to ride in
such a chariot 2"
mo" was the reply; "nOt if God
drove.n
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.EALTH BY GOOD DIVING.

EAIIH 81 VUUU INU,
by W. ". Hall, N. ID. at Is a most
sensible and excellent book, and contains
enough wise advice on the subjeet 10 DC
away with iuvalids entirely. II not with all
disease. n-SpriHateid Republican,
aaThe book before us points out the golden
mean by following which An untold
amount OF suffering might be relieved and
avoided. II Is full OF sound advice, free from
technical terms, and can be understood by
anybody who can read"-TOled0 Blade.
sDr. Hall Is one Of b most practical and
sensible writers upon health Of this E
NJ this bOok is like ali his other WorkB.-
plain. and 20 the point.7-NetU ToTs
ObserUer. Price l.Jo-at ADAMS Book store.
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CITY MEAT MARKET.

~EgVHE undersigned would res
49, Pectfnily announce % the citI-
AEe1go % Warren nj the vicinity
that he has openedH Meat Harkst on Lib
-ertV Street, opposite F. u. WizeHaC uilee
Factory, where hs1nteuds % keep co Instant
u 0nhand. ailkinds or Hesn meafa and o.
As good quality as the country VII anord-
Ihave mploysdtheaerFtce offs good butch
ness. and Who VIII always Be N han 70 at
tend tothe wants OK al eustomeEs- All Or
dersleft for meats In the evening viii be
promptly attended %, If desired can DO de-
ltyered at their residences, or kept IN re-
higHrator TIA called On.
June .. ISotE LENUEL DRAY.
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ln CIoths. C~assImeres& leans.
THE MUSIC BOOK
FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS AT HOME
IS
GOLDEN ROBIN,
RY M n pPRKINN

Containing Elementary Instructions, At
tractive Exercises, M Several Hundred
Popular Songs This New Boo viii be found
Superior TO All Similar Works, In many
points essential to a. popular Instruction
book in Noca Music and Collection Of Melo-
dies for the Young. Several Editions have
already been ordered, and the demand in
creases. Many OF the Ongshave been writ
ten expressly for the work, and lone Of the
songs are old and tlme-WOrn-sung through
a dozen books, but New and Sparkling
Adapted 10 all Occasions, and Alive with the
Spirit of the Times. Pric9 50 cts. Sent post
paid. OLIVER DITSON & Co. Publishers,
son &CO., III Broadway, New York.
Mar. y. iS71A3t.
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NOTICE-The undersigned will
~ sell at PublicAuction az The store OF A.
r. m In Fowler. Trumbull County.
Ohio. on Thursday. the 4th day Of May, A.
ID. ISL, the following notes belonging to the
estate OF Walter StQddart. decd, two notes
made by ID. & He. Baldwin.
one note oisiS0,O with interest from Sept,
10th, A.. D. ls70.
One note OF $500. with interest from Sept.
10Th, A. ID. lS7O.
TwO notes made by ID. Baldwin.
One Of $500. with interest nom Nov. I'D,
A. D. ls70.
One OF $1,000 with interest nom Nov. I'd,
A. ID. lS70. sale 10 commences at I O'Clock,
p. m. Terms Cash. WI. CRATSLEH.
April y, lS7l-3t~ Admir-.
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The Japanese have but one news
paper, which comes out once a month,
in the shape Of a stitched pamphlet
Of about 100pages. IL has been estab-
lished 8 little more than q year,
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HEAVY, RICH GILT MOULD
HINGS and French grounded, for panel
Wofk. for Dining rooms n Halls. &C. at
Adams Bookstore. They are worth look
ing an ffyou don't want 20 buy. Come and
see them, We are always pleased 20 show
goods.
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Boston AND NEW ENGLAND PASSENGERS
With their Baggage, are transferred free n
charge IN New IOEk
The best Ventilated and most Luxurious
Sleeping Coaches G5rIN TIE WORLD 7Aac-
company all night trains on ibis railway.
H-Th Erie Railway Company has open
e q new Ferry rom their Jersey City Depot
to the Dot Of Sd St New York, thus ena-
bling passengers . o reach the upper portion
ance Of a street car or mnibus transfer.
2-Ihe scenery along the entire routs OF
the Erie Railway Is Of the most picturesque
and beautiful character. Admirers Of Ma
lures beauties. In q daylight journey over
this Line, VIII ind IN ltsever changing land
scapCs ubjects Of continual admiration AID
interest.
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WHITE PINE COMPOUND.

Cars S0RR THROAT.
olard's White Pine COMPOUND
Cars COLDS
Polands whits Pine CompoGad
Cures cOC0HS.
Poland's White Pine Compound
Cures DIPTHERIA.
Poland's White Pine Compound
Cares SPLITTING o. HOOD.
POIand-s White Pine Compound.
orss Pafn0uic AEcctioR Genera
poland's White PIN Compound,
Carsz EIDNET ColfLlINH.
For health comes sparkling IN thestrcams
Prom o o ChOcorua EteollnEs
There's iron IN our Northern Winds
ourPineaa rs rees 5ssi6q
mHE edItoroE ths Hadcasrr DulV and
4WcatA AucEinan editorial IN Daily
thus spea8 0the Compound
are happy "a learn thatthe demand
for the Whue PIKE 0mpQnnd q Increasing
heyondaH previous c~Zpectati11z 70 D
very best medicine for CouEha and I'D We
il viii yer be without Il We speak nom
q own knoWleoges II IS surdtoku cold,
and pleasant "a Hum The Ueafest mFer-
tons come hy accident; audit - singular
CaIds and CoughE shoGld-p ruTe the graGtest
remedy Tor kidney GncuHes known. But
50 IL De-. We ca~nnCtuuubt4L suHnany tedfl-
moniGls cone u - Arum WtlfknOTu men.
Resides, the characters lDr. Poland ia such
that We know he VIII h5ecountenanceWh what
Is wrong. Eor years . Bapttsf clergyman,
studying medicine 70 md remedies FOR his
almeut. With aGedcate cousamptive look,
standing With loot pom he grave, he
made the discovery which saved himself
q called cot o Aunafodg ofotbeB the
strongest testtnglials possible. We Ave
Known Dr.. PullndN Tor years. a~ndnefer knew
= more cousGanti0uE honeSL upright man,
and ne are glad 70 state that We halieTe
Whatever ne says about his ba1ic IN O0zl-
pQurld
aFThs H1Gs Piss OFrpeaud has none or
The n~auseaung TASTE so common In other
far prep@faGonS, butts ahlghty ~eoncenrra-
led medicine prepared In The most scien-
,ihc manner al the
NEW.ENGLGSD BOTANIC DEPOT,f
R0ST0E, Mss.
John D. Park Wholesale Ast 6iaeinn.tl, o
sold BY ell Druggists Sold at HOYTs
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2@U P.M WANFBEi6HT, Sunda
CANA FAST

9s7 4. Il. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, daily, con
Meeting at New York, for Boston and
New England cities. and stopping at AL
principal intermediate stations and con-
1ecting points.
ASleeping coach Is attached to this train,
az Cincinnati RAINING through toNew York
A Sleeping Coach Is also attached az Hor-
nellsytle, running through, without change,
10 Albany.
6:U7 z. 4. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, Sundays
excepted, stopping al all important points
on main line, and eonneotfng - New York,
for Boston and New England cities.
Sleeping C0ach accompanies this train
from MeadVLle 70 New York.
ils52 p. n. DAT EXPRESS, saturdays excep-
ted, connecting at Owego f0rIthlea; atBing-
hamtOn for COOperstoWn and Albany and
for scranton, and at New York with Mid
night Express train Of New Jersey Rail-
road, for Philadelphia.
A Sleeping Coach accompanies this train
IRON Cleveland % HOrnenvtlle, connecting
al that point with train having new and
Improved Drawing Don Coaches attached,
running through 70 New York.
SIS Pm. ACCOMMODATION Sundays ex-
cepted.
~ A. 4. ACCOMMODATION. Sundays
s:6s a. ", WAY FREIGHT. sundays ez-
cepted-
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ATEADVILLE, PA

NALENDAR FOR 1870. Fall Term
NDcommenees September IL, closes Deem
Der Ia Winter Term Of lS-i commences
3.
This Institution Is situated In the beauti-
ful City OF MEANWHILE healthfuL. easy Of
access, and furnished with all the appllsnce
20 be desired By the students pursuing q fun
classical or scientific course ofstudy. Libra
rfes, Cabinets and apparatus are unusually
valuable nd extensive.
BE BOARDING HALL.
With furnished rooms for 100 students, Is
managed on the C-Operdfiue &gfem, 50 as to
urnish board at the lowest possible rates.
eA-Glasses commencing Latin q Alge-
bra will be fOrmed hereafter atthe BEGINNING
OF the Fail Termand Greek AZ the beginning
OF Ire Winter Term. Send for C~atalogues.
JAS. MARVIN,
Aug. q, lS70-1yr. Sec'y OF Faculty.
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NOTTCE.-Al persons are hereby
warned against furnishing goods 70
abigail Morris, or trensacting any business
with b same, in my name.
EDWARD NORRIS.
Mineral Ridge, q. .April S, ls7L, l2-ita
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KlNSMAN MILLINERY.

MRS. MEACHAM havRg Just re-
Vlturned from the city With a LARGE
variety OF most desirable Spring Goods. Is
now ready to receiveher customers and sell
them the beautiful new styles Of Hats anal
Bonnets at rcTV l0l1 prices. Also many fancy
articles that ladies want. New styles %
dress patterns, dc.
April Y. IS7l-isre
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DOSTERS, Programme, Dodgers
and all work promptly executed at low
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NOM IN TnE TlME

When people are turnlng theis attention 10.
burning COIL N COOKING STOTE and
nothing IS 50 desirable toa neat aud fidv
housekeeperas a stove that with ENUEL-
LEAI BAklNG QUALITIES, Is the CHEkNEST
MOST DJRARLE& GENERALLY DONYENIENr.
As evidence that q
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~HORSE BILLS.-We
~S are now prepared TO
IN N pnntfrom an assortment OF
W~ over twelve different plates
the finest bills and at thelow-
HSU estrates. Send in your orders
as early as possible. We viii also mail speci-
men copies OF plates to any who may desire
Address CHRONICLE OFFICE, Narren. o.
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nor SALE.-Excelsior and Plow
II Boy are Tor sale, my health Is such that
an forst to sell, I am not able. to attend
70 them; terms % suit the buyer Please
ioder gets them West ofthRcenter Vienna
April Il, lSI-SLs PHILO THOMSON.
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10 ~ 3Igg 2! hSuD 80 bA,Dgt
LIST q December LIST. star Hamblet0Dtan is
a bay, weighs 1875 pounds, n q l6Z
hands high. Was got by Robert Bonner, he
by RyEdicks Ha~mbletOnian Roberts dam
by Long Island Black Hawk, he by Andrew
Jackson, he by Bashaw, he by Grand Bash
aw out OF q Messenger Mare called sally
Miller. The dam Of star Hambletonian was
got by grandson Of Lester Cones old Post
Boy, and he Was got by Old Imported Mes
senger. So says L. L. Barton. whobred star
HambletOnian.
Terms-Sl0. All mares that prove not 10
be with foal can be returned next season
free Of charge. REUBEN BARBER.
April 70. ISL
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| lOus contamination until
they were painfully Affecting have been radically
ton Of the country, that the public scarcely need
tObe informed OF its virtues or uses.
scroi1lous poison IS one 81 ne most destrue,
un1elt tenantof thu rEamism undermines the con
s~itution, and invites the attack OF enfeebling or "a
tai diseases, without exciting a suspicion Of It's
presence. Again, it seams 70 breed infection
throughout the body, and then, on some favorable
occasion, rapidly develop into one or other OF its
hideous FORMS either on The surface or among The
Fitzls- in the latter, tubercles may be suddenly
deposited In the lungs or heart or tunors formed
in the liver, or Il shows its presence by erupdons
on the skin, or foul alterations on some part Of
he body. Hence the occasional use Of q bottle
Of this SGrSdPGTilia is advisable, even when no
zCtTe symptoms or disease Eppear. Persons ar
1icted with the following complaints generally
ind immediate relief, and, At length, cure, by the
use OF this SARSdPARHLA: 81. AEfho-
nY's EIre, Rose Or EsVsfPelas, Teaer, Salt
Rheifnl, Seaid Heed, RfaQscOTIH, Sore Eyes,
sore Ears, and other eruP1ons or Visible forms
Of Scr0fufous disease Also IN the more con-
ce1lcd forms, as DYsPePSids DTQpsBs Heart
Disease, Eits, EPAePsgy Aeanaigias and
he various GIoeTOfs Affections o. the muscular
SV5hsIfs or Tsnessaf and MereHFfal DE-
eases are cured byit though a long time Is re-
quired for snbduing bese obstinate maladies By
any medicine. Bat l~ohg-con6nued use Of this
medicine VII cme The complaint. L~ettc0rrhGd
or Whites, Uterine UIceFatfoHs, and Female
Diseases, are commonly soon relieved and uln-
matelT cared DF IL pufIFl8 ana mNAeolIAE
elect. Minute directions for each case are found
IN cur Almanac. supplied gratis. KheafUGfts1
and Cont, when caused by accumuladOns Of eN-
urGneous matters in the blood, yield quickly TO II,
IS also Lfrcr Complaints, TOrDidffV, COa0es-
zion or Inflammation Of the Iicer. and jam
dice, when arising, as they olen Dc, from the
ranking poisons in the blood. This SARSA-
PARILLA IS 4 great T~cstOner for the strength
and TiCor Of the system Those who are Ian
guild and LisfieSs, Dependent, b~teeptesss
and troubled with Nerr0ts APPrehensi0ns OF
Fears, or any OF the affections symptomahc OF
Weakness, VIII find immediate reIei and con
yincing evidence Of It's restorative power upon
trial.
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Hair IeweIrY ManufactorY.

ri ISS S. E. GORDON respectful,
Vly announces thai she still continues
= business OF manufacturing al kinds 81
aar JeWely, Watch Chains, Pins, Ear
rings, &C, made to order on the shortest
time n at living rates. Switch, Curls,
RrafdE. Of an deScrfuffOns and eolore com
Etantly kept on hand. Rooms No. Kings
new block, Main St., Warren, Ohio.
Mar. =, ISL. s. E. GORDON.
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TWELVE THOUSAND ROLLS
IL Of Wall Papers and Borders, from a cheap
paper at ten cents 70 the finest gOld-stamped
al one dollar and twenty cents By far the
largest and finest stock ever seen In this
town. Come, see and be convinced. At
ADAMS BOOKSTORE
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CARRIAGES AND -BUGGIEs


That he has ever exhibited an1 cfered for
sale in this mHrkeE aHs stoek CONSISTS Ct
EA1QLYCRRLAGES and side dEAIA
Of various patterns One hoFee Buyg1es o.
nearly every description, and al of which
9re Of the very iatst and 10 approved
Eastern styles Tbiehf oTaualFfOf Material.
substantial Workmanship and elegEnce Of
dnish, canuot b~suEpassed By any other es-
tablshmenti n tks lStatas HEYlng IN sue
cessful operation q TEAM Engine with
AL the Necessary machinery ofmanuihctu-
ring his Spokes, Hubs, Feoes- and gvery-
thing that can be done advantageously BY
machinery
ing and 0InrseetuE al the VARIOUS branches.
he a prepared to furnish a vehicle In inst
rate style, Tor less money than any other
manufactures In the west
HackA, Pealers Wagonss CoacheI and Barouehes.
HnOt On hama VIII be made 10 order, on
short notca
So Repairing Thinning and aintngdon8
with neatnessa and dispatch.
na-Au work o at my factory warranted
In addition "a theaboFe I an prenared to
urntsh Carriage makers nd Others with the
best quality ofTelned Sp6kes, Bent Rims
Bows shanssP Poles Seaf-amE Hnbs, SC, at
As low prices a. at any other establishment.
CarriagemakeB desirinEeo narnish their
own imber, can get he'll Spokaa and Hnbs
turned on short notice, and e. fair prices
Jan.6 s. l8u K. WISELL