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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24
ApRrGs II. MutLER. Aucioneer |
EXECUTORS' SALE OF STOCKS AND

ADRIAN H. MULLER. Aucaoneer
EXECUTORS SALE OF STOCKS AND
~ BONDS-ADRIkN H. MULLER (P 4 WILKINS Col will
sell suction WEDNESDAY January - 1871 III o'clock at the
Etcharge Salasroom No. III BroaivAy
Bl OADER OF TlfE EXECUTOKS or JOHN ALST1NE DbCD
- Shares National Park Bank. 4 40 each
80 SlaTcs Mechanic Natoral Bank SIS each.
10 Shares Galstin NationA Bank $50 each.
so SharS sri Drovers National Bank as eaeh.
81 Shares National Bank 81 North America, -l00 each.
210 Shares Chatham Natio1a Bank, : - each.
80 Shares New York County National Bank. 900 esch
Ion Shares Merchant Exchange National Bank, 80 EACH
an Shares Oriental Bans 3 each
2 Shares Union National bauk. 80 each.
Ia Shares City National Bank. : 100 earl.
200 Shares Bank Of the hauhstn COMPANY $50 each.
Is Shares United States Trust Co 300 each
a. shsre, Msuhettsn OIL CO. : 100 eaeh.
39l shares kev.Jesev Steamboat Co, slO9 each.
1000 SHARES Delaware Llassnna ard Western H. K Co.. so eael
loo Shares Long Island H. X Co 80 eseh
100 Shares Micl con Central z. K Co, +ll0 each -
loo Share Maaukee and 81 Paul X Co.. Preferred STOCK 500
each
20 Shares Peoria ard Oquawks r. P. Co. 800 each.
90 Shares New York Museum Association =l0Jeaoh
$50 Shares NewYOrk Newfoundland ad Loadon Telegraph Co., 500
each
sooco Manhattan Ga. Light Co Per cent Certificates 81 200 each
: 90 Quincy and Palmyra t. 4. Co Bond ~
Michigan Northern Indiana T. IL 20 SINKING
Fund Bonds 2 .0to each
5000 metropolitan Ca Light co. per Bonds 100 each
q $50 Central H. o ScvJerssy Bond.
S2JO11 New Steamboat Co Bonds. ~ 000 each
$1,000 Morris and EssssR K. Co Bonis, $1,000 each
$1,000 Hannibal Naples h. r. Co. Bonds loo each C63D
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,'es GO thas a. dqic To- Cuba; III dllic gr nenera
& no hoves Hsvana ci0c quote Fair 70 Good Re- nirH III
a. P.snel are Powdered and Granusd bu; other hAa
-. n fuI supply AMI esy Trce a.. ....
In fair rc4acss; Dee are dull and hea'! f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24
DENOMINATION.

STAIR OF IIryo EEEorTIyE OFFICE srrryoysrD Jan ~
Ie BY Of s d s 70 T te S % a al @i 90 The
barn is jSs P mere 1eor Cd Of lie Sale Of o
hereby notify al may that the 5t day o. February
T iTuIeT o. ne Ia. o. Aa W." pay ls ocs ~ % sI by
Ha that the interest ga h end al Of s1 bonds VII ceas
5A day February Bol issued pursuance Of
Fsiuary r. s7 dpomnai New Internal improvement stock daid
q 1874 and payable at the pleasure Of the State after 1870 as
Internal improvement stock standing name Of Ma Aets%sP
& Las B I As Rev Jao B,e a Ds 20 400 Mrs. SiDey
Baeqs 500 lss sesanPnt 500 yohn BIZ 81 90 Ra a,a
lOO; Bouvehe Co. 5000 Martin ii. Boye s2s!l u.s. NJ. H.
5000; Mathew Bljac $500 Poly Boil 500 George Bgk
Campbell io Joel Chahi 1901 Harictt Clark oo
Js9g NoTr Car 500 sar5 II Cars o SaTe3 T. S.IA
NJ Connolly $3.50 20; Controller Of the Of Newiork in trust for
c cA = 7Se Gsos, 61o9.e i c ' boz: cS S'c
Dcano i9 D. William Doekr 5000 Alicia B"et lsurvivor
MURRAY Forss 80 % Charles < feshse 500 hs5y Ray
Harriet Gsrag $1,000 Es,ie q Augustus Grese !oi same
= i. Bes7 Amelia Hart ~ 900: Richard euing 1000 sarah
l. eyer slgo james Iolori. s59e6 II Henry SHAW or
$500 10 Iloiarl Thomas ofori AID J. Cope 500 le
4IRpr Eoo f 10 c JAgfi Holy sG and '
F Hume, sicc. John .; Hewlett, $3.50 Iarer Co $40
$1,000; John Jocsmu $500: Rv Francis Isiue +ion Me-
A R LhI1 TlG NE S1 o MAJ Pres MartrD sos
craze eorgsaa MsI@e - Is s. Herman er7alr and Ct
Meryale ~ COO Decatur a. Miller loo; Decatur H. Miller tIqs
0o0 Jean Mare Edmond Pievrr 81
as IS Eiaar A. Phelps S20OJ; Charles Phep, 5000; Caroline
G. Phep. trustee DO ". A. Plaienus SJilH 49, Lo4 l.
Pov iO; Reed nOO Elisha Rig~s Sll4 3D. j. T.
Robinson 1886 William jane Roe - O1; Daniel hoges : -
Roland, $1,000, eufy Roper Knight 30 H D. A.
Posctid Sons Slf0 John Cares schrebcr, zsotOiG l.
Schuz Co. $2t0) Edward Sococs, Sl@o; George
John Sueica 51OOl Caroline NJ. Stann r. Sts
Beuam Ucls Taylor ~ pa The Airnsaton oiee - HOPE
Co Keisch VOombrrg and Widow W Borss <On The Penn
Co.. for Insurance ives Sc. &li The Governor 81 &
TiarSs -5Oou CstharIe Ann
The Institution for savings 81 hr-c.fnts
Clerks $4,000. John Warren -j ~ Mrs. Anna Washing
10 :
William Whevught > 3d. William Louis Wina1s $500 william
J. Wheeh.e, 5l.GH. $500,
Also one coupon Oh rterra stnes iai Jlnuer
8l or bond dated May l5A No 90 $lV each
payable after 1910 ....
Also 90 bond. REFUNDED stock PAYABLE 1910 dated Julv a5l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24

Also. Illinois ND Michigan Canal Bonds viz.
bonds. dated ju'y J. il PAYABLE ater il
Nos B. TO- - A. g. 90. a. U5, O us, Is 49, 10 10
1872 2p. o.. -.
Twentyfour elas Of bonds rs'ereiNos a. ~ 49, So o. a.
85 10 49, lJ lSi, Is, 10 h. ~, ~, l5 $50 u
twenty-five s225 Canal Bonts PAYABLE 20 N.Fi OK AR
JOS 1907 1908 l0ll. 1881. 1852 1880 1871 Oij w. l
1866 1867 1853 1879 1914 lI73 lD7 1000 Ir 1896 le 400
Twenty Of bonds rese-Nos l5N 1910 lll2 o
JOB 1915 1927 OJl los Oii lOs, ljl 100 IV 1919 I0
lO.d. 1899. 1891.
Tveniy.nire 800 CANA Bonds payable 10 London aer Nos
10 H. Y 3D. D. 49, g. g. &c. ' 81 g. q 49, - - o. ~
a. a.. 81 81, 81. -
Four bu1dre .ni eight class o. bonis re'Ss l. g. O.
81. Al 5Jto % Intensive. - IN 40 inclusive
hundred and &125 Canal Bonls PAYABLE IN Lonlon
lg7-Sas - % 10 inclusive az n 1872 Us 10 49, ~ @ ~
Is0 10 2is t6 % g 1914 los, Ui2 20 1852 100
loo 1855 6i los to lUI', loo % lf' luz 70 IL!
lll6 1871 lB to ll53 u6 Hos, Ill., ll lSJI 10 LOO l
q 1905.
five hundred eighteen class % bonds r-Sos 20
100 2fq J, JJd 20 CO... lUl'
lOlI 1912 1913 1903. no ll72 l26 10 1874
s,hr.a .0J canal B"l payable 10 London after le-N ~
o. a. 3D. ~ d. li5 ISL inclusive 10 70 oo ~ to 10 ~
O. 81. ---.-.---,
1--WE hun lrei e II bord restereNos y
inclusive 3d. g. g. 90 ~ i+' l2 to ls9 u TO I'll IL 70 @
50 900.
Great Stale C o. Springfield us IN Jay 81 Jnu
az. 4. D. l5l JOHN VI. FALNhN' "o''I'oi.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Vessels and RcirO1fG
Jan 23 Digs Ashes pigs BeeswaH bales Cotton - 7s
Ibis Flour. 800 tueh Wheat $50 bush Corn 4'o hush SD
bush seed IL bash Faxseei l.515 Bears tuh
Peas 03l bags Corr Meal 25 pkgS Burkwhoa Flour
81 B. Peas IS bills Spirits TurTesre hb Tar
pkrs Beef 1871 pkgs Meats 93 ptgs Lard
k Lard g. pkg Sieara C9l PtgS Butter pkgs Cheese 81 b
Egg pkgs Talow 81 pkgS DRIED Fruit Lee Dressel Hog
bbs Copper 81 hh WHISKY 26 hsles Wool halcs Hops 300
Lesthe lal2 Hides bdls Hides hlds Tobacco pkcs
Tobacco, 973 bills v O. Molsss ll8 bids bags
Peanuts Il bales Mos pi g. Tea.
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Ease Co. sold i.s77 sheep at SCsc per II, or 50 o8

SWINETOta for week. l,T96 live and IL $50 dressed
The market has been Strengthening up heavy at
the West preventing shipments from Chicago, hence the
light arrivals here. The Live Stock Reporter gives
receipts nj Chicago for the week ending Jan at "a
with only 26s shipped. With the light arrivals here and
the prospect of blockade by the present storm.
prces have been advanced 10 sa8c. for ive 2O5 Ohio
pigs sS d. selling at sc. Some lots are holding for SIC
CITY dressed sold al "a Ole, 2O1 up; IOc for 200
down. lOic for G00lso NJ and 100 0lOc for pigs. West
crn dressed brought O. osIc, one fancy pigs selling
AT &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24

CLgvKiAND CoLusBUs CrycISNATI AND lSDlNAFoLs}
RAILWAY CorPANY CLEvEIASD, %. Dec % IN
A SPECIAL MEETING of the SIOCkHOLD-
u FRs Of this COMPANY held Oice Of the COMPANY.
Ceeapd Ohio WEDNESDAY. Jan s. ISL between the hours
nj no O'Clock ~ O'Clock proposition 10 81
the construction line Of Railroad between Spnrsh
sh the Cincinnati saniussl
and COMPANY running and business
me transfer Books Of jan H. and
o-a1-i FeI2 ? 1871 By Board OF directors,
WV ' - GEO. II. II SELL. Seer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24
financial.

DROCLAMATION Of the SALE of the HOUS-
STATE OF Texas the authority o, The state OF
Whereas The company that Of the Houston Jap ana
Brezor Railroad" indebted to the school Fnnd Of the sat
Texas principal Of the SPECIAL school l1 loaned 70 NE
the Legislature Of August 5h 100 ete AZ
the school 10
~ ~ rad companies by the state and the ae1nr
thereto which principal secured by the bonds OF ss ia
roA company and executed to the State Of Texas under so s
% amendments; AID T.. -- ~ .-..--..
sinking Of Dcebe3sess has not comPed WIN ~
sr sa act August and the amendments thereto ana mas
sA not com Of Sh Of August ljg sntie- Al Act
relief Of railroad companies nleb- 70 th aHae nj ''S '
the Sehco Fund.-; ard 80, g.. = 49,
ou Legislature. 10 said railroad 70 De 500
n satisfaction Of sac Indebted eaS; + a..
Nov therefor. conformity with sAr1 sets Of ths
Ierssture EDMUND j. DAVIS Governor Of sad state VIII on
Of February A D. 81l cause 10 o. %
the aid Houston Br1ora Railroad and the Charter rgl
,ed eouuanv incnng rosbei night 81 usv grading ha io
rs eaa pmea masonry AMI all the stock subscriber Tor u %
COMPANY al the depos depot stations and al e properly OWE
IL busness-sa railroad oeng Aoou
(5O tfty M.es long ,,,.,, e...-.A
hEa The hours and u O'Clock and te sale q b 70 h
hbe.t bidder: pT0Uiea that the Governor reserves &
g should he de- said property n Tor the henelI
caNh bd te made SUFFICIENT 70 cover INC
prue pa and due TIE school fuDd -, ..d
In have hereuno sgno nv name am nav
The great the TO he AFFIXED al ID. Cy Of Ausuh u
IL 2t5 a Of November a. d. 1870 and Of the ih1e nenoe Of
- ~ t., - tbi,tg scr EDMUND j. DAVIS, Goysruor
By the Gogeraor JAsEs p EBvooHs. Secretary o state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24
Amusements.

WALLACKs $500, ,.,,,cv
w Proprietor Msnsger w BIZ nm "nbiA'"
THIS TUhSDAY) EVENING JAN ~
plarcbes COme.irta
PAINT HEART NEVER WON PAIR LADY
folccsgts
USED UP
Cbsrass By - .o, a..
Mr. LESTER WALLACE hr. CHARLES FISHER Nj NhAhhD
RoCkWkLL NJ n, LASAGAs. ar y. HOLLAsD w; -
LEONARD, NJ j. PECK. HE ". QIfGLbf. Mrs ThON bAtfit
Miss EffIb GbkhQS, No EMILY NESTAlER Mr. join
SEFTOS. Ms AhAlk DELAS) Mss FLORA CLAllCh no
FOWLER. Miss ROWE Ms HAYDEN, ass MCCORMACK hs
BLAISDELL.
TOMORROW Third time taii seaonl-Ro5ersons MILITARY
DRAMA. OURS"
THURSDAY. Jsu. IL" OURS"
FRIDAY. Jln. R.-FATSr HEART METER woy PAIR LADY,
AMI USED Up.
SATURDAY MATINEE Jan. p" OURS"
SATURDAY NIGHT Dirt tire i seaal Comedy
THK POOR GENTLEMAN
In sctTe preparation, Lori l. giol. PAg.
NOEEf.
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-12

Corn HARVESTER AND "HUsKER. -
At the Patent office in Washington every
visitor to the "model room can understand
the truth of the saying that there is no end
to the number and variety of "reapers,"
"mowers," "harvesters'' and other elm
proved agricultural implements. With
all this it is somewhat remarkable that
there has been no successful machine here
tofore provided for harvesting Indian corn,
and at the same time rdding the farmer of
the time-consuming nuisance of "husking.
1t has remained until now, and for clergy
man, to produce this machine, the model
of which is now in Philadelphia.
The machine is on two wheels and drawn
by two horses. 1t operates on the outside
row of corn, passing continuously around
the field. The stalks in each hill are all cut
off at once by two circular cutters, revolv-
ing towars each other, at the front of the
machine. The stalks are carried thence,
butts first, by revolving arms and an end
less apron to a pair of tiuted, rollers, which
grasp the stalks and carry them rapidly
through. The ears, however, being too
large to pass between the rollers. are push
ed out of the husks in the neatest and most
effective manner. This is because the
j1int of the ear with the stalk is the weak
est point and easily broken by contact with
the rollers. The ears fall into hopper
and are taken up by au elevator to trough,
whence they slide into wagon that accom-
panies the machine, and carries the corn
to the granary. The stalks with the husks
entire are passed between the rollers to
platform, and when sufficient for n bundle
to accumulate it opens and drops them on
the ground ready for binding and stacking.
The machine is provided with an arrange
ment by which the corn when it has fallen
can be lifted off the ground and brought
into contract with the saws. provision is
also made for cutting the corn while green,
and placing it in bundles without husking;
that process to be the subject of another
operation of passing between the rollers
when the corn has became perfectly ripe.
1t is worthy of note that the busking is
accomplished without shelling grain of
corn. One man and four boys with three
horses have run working model of the
machine, and cut and husked corn at the
rate of ten acres per day, saving the stalks
and husks perfectly.
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-12
decrease in 90 months. &;

Hrs HEAD WAS LEyEL.-A New York
wholesale grocer, who had become rich in
his business, has lately made the following
revelation. He says his rule always was
when he sold bill of goods on credit to
subscribe for the local paper
of his debtor. So long as his customer
advertised literally and vigorously he rest
ed but rs soon as he began to contract his
advertising space, he took the fact as evi
dence that there was trouble ahead, and he
invariably went for his debt. "For," said
he, "the man who feels too poor to mako
his business known, is too poor to do busi-
ness" This Withdrawing of an advertise
ment is an evidence of weakness that bust
ness men are not slow to observe.
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-12
Debility and EmaciatioM

both result from the lack Of ability to convert the food
into nutriment. How necessary, thcn for those suffer-
ing from these alarming symptoms to Immediately
resort to remedy that will strengthen the stomach
and digestive organs. For, this desirable
object has been accomplished the health improves and
the patient resumes his usual personal appearance
Hostetters Stomach Bitters have attained worldwide
popularity such cases. and have been proven the best
and safest means Of removing constipation toning the
stomach giving energy to the liver and relieving every
symptom Of nervousness and depression of spirits Its
cheering and beneficial effects highly spoken of by
thousands who to it their restoration to health
No restorative in the annals Of medicine has attained
the popularity in tho short space of time it has
been before the public, or has tho high endorse
accorded to this excellent tonic. Many other
purportng to bo corrcctves and restora
tive. have been introduced and have perished by
one while the popularity Of Iiostetters Stomach Bit
ters continues to increase and is recognized
standard household medicine. The which
attends the of the Btters evnces at its virtues
in all Of debility and disease Of the stomach
Certificates, almost without number have been publish
ed, attestng its truly miraculous power in removing
those painful and fearful diseases And at this time it
idle to do than call attention to the great
remedy Of tho age in order to awaken public attention
it's excellence 1t is the only preparation of the kind
that is reliable in all cases. and it is therefore worthy
of the consideration Of the afflicted
aug 5, iS1l-lm
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-12
NOTICE..

The une1ampled satisfaction that NATTAN'S CRYS
tai DISCOVERY has given this vicinity evidenced
by tho repeated orders Of tho first druggists
induce to direct especial and particular attention to
the great fact that by its you gain all the advantages
claimed for the many poisonous compounds in to
wit the restoration Of the color growth of tho
hair and the speedy removal of danruh, without tho
least possible inury-as Crystal Discovery is positively
warranted to contain poisonous substance neither
Lead, Sulphur Silver.
Its perfect cleanliness is not lightly to be
overlooked; it will neither stain the skin clothes-n
one sentence it is exactly what has becn wanted for
long while Rcstorer of the Hair that may he used
without the fear that You going to avs Neuralgia
Paralysis Lead Collie and various other complaints, the
result of the OF lead preparations.
As simply dressing for the hair, it has also been
found to be une1celled.
Letter. in possession might be published Ly the
score all recommending it in the highest terms, 4
which promise to give you SONG in future.
BY Ill mean. try it, satisfied it will give you
entire satisfaction Price II per bottle. For sale ly
druggists generally. ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and Proprietor,
Washington, D. c.
To whom address all orders.
For sale by H. II. MITCHELL Elkton. and \. b. MoRh
son, North East. June Il, lS1l-Sm
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-12
MYSTIC WATER FROM DAVID'S WE'LL

The great DIURETIC. TONIC and Alternative rem
of the holds in solution the PRoToIDI OF IRON
and other valuable compounds and is being proved 10y
the unerrns of repeated trials of the best
known hEMCDIEs for KIDNEY DISEASES, DYSPEPSIA. NER
vousNEss, LIVER COMPLAINTS, Catarrhal AFFECTIONS,
CONSUMPTION, in its early stages DIABETES lyrEsTISAL
DISORDERS and GENERAL DEBILITY. 1t purihes and
riches tho blood increases the appetite promotes dg"s
ton stimulates the sccretions and vitzes the
system 1t is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED hy PHYSICIANS, and
the testimonials Of invalids reveal its powers. 1t
is sold at the low price of $500 per box Of dozen quart
bottles delivered at Bristol Pa to be expressed any
point.
d. S. CADwALLADER, zoos Race ST., Philadelphia
NJ The HEALING INSTITUTE at DAvID'S WELL
is designed accommodate patients during all seasons
Of the year. who prefer drinking the MYSTIC WATER
from the WELL. Feb 4, 1S71-5m
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-12
County Officers to Elect next November

County Commissioners.
Members of the House of Delegates.
Judges of the Orphans Court.
Sheriff.
States Attorney.
l County Surveyor.
Under the new census, Cecil loses one
Delegate in the Legislature.
The following names have been suggested
as candidates, for selection by the Repub-
lican party this Fall
For Sherit.-John T. Burkins, of Rising
Sun.
For County Commissioner.--Joh NJ.
McClenahan, of Port Deposit.
For the House Of Delegates. II.
Kimble, Of 4th District. ID. X. Ralston.
Other names will be announced as handed
in
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Deafness, blindness 4 Catarrh.

j. ISAACS, NJ. D., S05 Arch Street, Phadclpha,
Oculis and Aurist, Professor in the Medical College OF
PENNSYLVANIA Of In" Eye and Ear Persons afflicted with
diseases of the EYE EAR, or CATAREII will lie sci-n
tiically trcate and cured if curle lie has been per-
mancnty located in the city for years, and makes the
above specalities in his practice. Tho Medical faculty
invited he has secrets i'll his mode OF treatment
ea-Arfcinl syes inserted without pain. No charges
made for examination.
Ian q lSi.l--lY
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-12
"A bomshell has been thrown into the
,,,- 90 tlo nI,.> hp ro1Nna1

camp of the Ohio Democracy by Colonel
John NJ. Connell, one of the ablest writer's
and most popular speakers within that
organization. 1t is in the form of a letter
to Hon. A. G. Thurman, Chairman of the
Democratic State Executive Committee in
reponse to an invitation from that body to
take the stump in favor of the Democratic
ticket lately nominated by the State Con-
vention. This Colonel Connell very plain
ly and squarely refused to do, on the ground
first, that Colonel MeCook, the nominee
for Governor, was not really nominated
and second, that the party is entering upon
the canvass with false platform, to which
he and other true Democrats cannot sub
scribe.
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-12
FOR, RENT.

FRONT ROOM, 81 by Is feet in the clear with 10
blildng, on North street. The building will be com
Plcrd in September, and the will be let very
reasonable terms. Apply at
mug Il, lS11-3w THE WIG OFFICE
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-12
A Supply Of Good Blood.

The Sea-weed Tonic in conuctinn with tho Pills. per-
meates and assimates with the food. Qualification
progressing without its previous tortures. Diges
ton becomes painless, and the be at hand
There is more hatulence, eIacerbation Of the
stomach. An appetite sets in.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier yet given
by ali indulsent Father to suffering Schenck's
Pumonc Syrup in to perform its functions and
hasten and complete the 1t enters at upon
its work. Nature cannot be cheatcd 1t collects and
rpens the impaired and diseased portions of the lungs
In tho form of gatherings prepares them for cxpec
toraton and 10. in a very short time the maady is
pushed the rotten throne occupied is renovated and
msde new and tho patient in all the dignity Of regsned
vgor steps forth to enjoy the manhood womanhood
that
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-12
The victorious" Albany
THRASHER and CLEANER
Caution to Farmers and Thrashermen.

The undersigned Superintendent Of the New Jersey
Agricultural Works respectfully cautions his friends and
customers against the and misreprcscn
tations Of the Tronton Agricultural Works in regard to
tho Albany Thrasher and Cleaner which have the hon.
to represent Their statement that Mr. Briggs would
not allow the Albany machine to remain his premises
FALSE it still remains in his barn. doing good work,
pclled to remove their machine from the premises and
do hereby challenge the Tronton Agricultural Works
to dsprove the following statement Of facts and figures
in regard to the recent trial
Time Of the Albany Thrasher and Cleaner in thrasng
200 sheaves Of oats, % minutes time Of tho Trenton
Agricultural Machine in thrashng 200 sheavcs Of oats
SO minutes; difference Of time in favor Of the
Albany machine, IL minutes. Both machines
by the power and tcam and tho grain was all
machine carefully weighed. when it found that
tho Trenton Agricultural Works Machine had wasted
moro than three tmos much the Albany Machine.
More than 5000 Of these machines have been made
and sold by firm, and since their introduction into
New Jersey, they have fully proven their superiority,
and are fast supplanting all others.
We warrant these machines to he superior to the
Trenton Agricultural Works Machine the following
points:
EASE OF RUNNING, DURABILITY
EFFICIENCY IN CLEANING, and
ECONOMY IN SAVING GRAIN.
Composition is invited, and Preliminary Trial always
granted when if their superiority is not fully proven
represented they be returned. Any person wish
ing to test of these machines with . view of
chasing, will address
JOHN BUTTERWoRTII, Superintendent,
New Jersey Agricultural Works,
Cor. Sandtown and Canal Street. Trenton N j.;
Or A. J. MIcHENER, Agent,
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-12
NEW ADTER 1'ISEHENT,S,
SELECT FEMALE SCHOOL.

MISC J. + kINIER will open SELECT FEMALE
SCHOOL IN Ek"n, on Mpnru September :iri, ISL
Information may be obtained pf Mr. Vaughan II ". j.
Jones. aug IL, l71-4w
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-12

NOTICE.
CHARLES WELLS and JAMES b. RAMSEY
LUCINDA SCOTT AND OTHERS.
In the Circuit Conrt for Cecil county. In Chancery
No. 341 N C. Docket.
ORDERED, That the sale and reported by Reuben
anes, Trustee for the sale Of the Real Estate in the
above-onttled cause mentioned, be ratified and
nrned uness to the contrary thereof bs shown
on or before the fourth day of October next provided
copy Of this Order be inserted In some newspaper
printed at Fikton. once week for month before
the first OF September next
Tho Report states the amount OF sale be s. sOo0o
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk.
Truo copy test, DAVID SCOTT
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