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as,9vc lstn!cc; yct II Inns It's advantages, on,ong
WnS' ars IT, aaeseophehl o. sturdy endurance,
=, =, m nue me'e'es W 10 at''orty' n!d "itcntimes,
eoGPse9eehsaoi =, ".hcr stnnars of tllstinction
pesmes M.1',sI t',osc oi ioftuhc a,ltl station.
v m'ntc st'.iient ~ Westn'instere, young
I"II|nys InRe wan i, 10 tc aot ot spcnang Ills weekly
,nscu ~; 3.aes !1S laaYI,,ale o. these seasons was
Inc rnncess Cnaflottc. She was three years tho
ooy," scn,or, anu, wien lsc ilrst mado her ac-
4.a''ta.ge-
w. Was rsaT sr 1f Ga sr
astessc rathe4 ~ ep p9ne af wen III We
dcsccnt ii"r fcamrss rn1 amo. ~ ut IT, fnt
whch va. oval, hatl not iii fuiRsss w,ch iatef
took oil somewhat from her good looks. iies form
feet were beautifully !rhaped. When excited. Tho
suffered painfully. iics .nanners wcre free from
.mS anectation; They rather erred IN the
sfs as snythng q 10 ea i es
s'ss II, a ;,!;, SsSs; qns s1es: VI; !.
would double her ass, ind a.snno "a attitude Of of
trfcilse that wDnld hare done credit 10
a .s, p1otfe.sea t @ nngllet What ! tsilkcd IN her,
cr nn,. ~ nn, w. ~ WI ia,r couchn foe
va. cacSs.iye,y w vioent In cs ,Iisnost3nn 9nS 1nt
grauirnotl,ers, tho Dachcas Of Brun.wfek amd the
sSnccm Of England. shs was gcneroua TO- excess.
Ts,s % W. W., ~ 5sS9fnGy nasoe, 9 e. my fam' Upon
fshn si.,It. sn,nivr,1 ~ ~. 80"
eY ~ lsce'seu iny mass Wa1en; from ef too
"dn..s n liz .tnrc.. m1s ri n n , ~ r,n
t!un sur,dty tips, w,1icI. hardly % tInk shoaid
lavsneesE,ea ilad I understood low Geas-onf reI:
tu my uwn.
Tho Princess was years old when Lady Dc
Clifford usslnlgd the control OF her cdurutipn:
and, according to Lord Automatic, ut woulI he
ditllrut to n,agnr young Indy d Il like age so
unttat1uctcl and 50 uudisrplinel II
was ner COMMON practice to run into my grand
mothcr's room at all hours. md, rs a rule, TO
Lady Dc Clifford once to ller, that Is liot civil
you sl,oul.l always shut the door nftcr you wc,,
you come into roum.' MOT /, indccd,s shc
replied, In tic loudest Of voices; il YOU want
the door shut, ring the bcl; and, so saying, she
bounced out i,gai,I.'' =. ''
Of the Princess; but Suntluys tic case wls re.
vcrsei, and the Princess was either at Lady
Do Cltortl's villa, or VI Lord Abcn,arlcs house
own gates" said Keppel, Atbc Princess was
like bird escaped from n.cagc; or, rather, like
Sir Boyle Roglla's bird, IN tiso places at uncc.'
Into whatevcr housu sho entered, sl,u would
liy from ton to buttotn,-onc moment It, TIC
cr,,j ,f,,,~,& .,,, .
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HOOKS IfECEIYEQ.

THE POETlCAL WORDS OF LEVI BISHOP.
Third Edition, With Skatch Of tho LILO OF tho
Author byo., pp. ba7. Detroit: +. Il. Smith
MOODY AND sANKEY: An AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT
or THEtn LIVES AMI Hkny1cxs. uy FRANK s.
READER. 12no., pp. s58. Now York: Il. J..
A sOUTESiR OF THE CENTENNIAL: WHAT
LEN BEVERLY SAw At THE GREAT ExrostrioN.
lNCLuDrNa TUE WOnLD-rnEAsuMEs ~ THE MAIN
Halt, UNCLE 6AA'B GovEnNMExr- -DufLpIA1,
Ere. Paper. Chicago: Centennial Publishing
ri! GSmFPSGy FPN;y, nf!sS; e senta nx
etc.. With Illustrations. 1amo.. pp. :112. New
TIIE UNC0A!AiEKCIAL TiAVELER; HARD
TIMES; AND EDWIN DKOOD. by CuAnLEs
nicKESR. With FoFty-ayo Illustrations. Nvo.,
up. 32b. New York: Harper y brothers,
coSSENsEp Classics. OUR MUTUAL
York: Henry Holt CO. !rfce. 81.
ELsIE'S Mol'ilERHooD. By MARTHA FAn9u-
MAlsoX. luino., pp. 370 New York: podd.
A ATNEATish 1'tt$ Isl ASS4rvRR AND Pnys1;
FaruneioFl.. ind Lecturer. illnstf;stsd ; Viii
Over Thirty Wood. .Engrayings. syo., pp.
~. Chicago: Cameron. AmbcIE Il Co.
THE SPUR Of MONMOUTH; on, NAtillxoTox IN
Anas. n llIAToRIcAL AND CENT EsNtA1. NoNAHcx
or TIE REyoluTI0S, YMoA PE!!soSAL nELA.
Ttoxs ASn pocyAES1s NrvEn pEroME ltAnE
lKREsiipE EibiiAltY. No. 60. THE TWO DIES.
TIMES: A NoynL. Ny WlLEik CoLlINs.
Ch!cayo; Donneiioy, Lloyd 4 CO. Pricc, IL ccnI..
, 1876-10-21
THE PRESS IN JAPAN

TIE PRESS IN JApAN.
The enterprise OF Japan Is illustrated Ia tho
fart that scvcnty-six rev Journals and maga-
xIues weru established within the Emprc In the
year ending III June. OF these publications,
Aity-avu were started At Ycdlo.
, 1876-10-21

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nuak.... III. ...l 10 lllu Ga III nQ SO
AcurlIt. Gt.As I7 ri 7u lia ~ ~ ~
lleGcA .tlHxt,,.. iAp lin La .UN IL 1Yua
llGFad- chs i nut i
leaves tsprthg,. $50 ,...I ~ ~ .3} TO a.pu6
Il1rse che 1tnHt +. -
leaves t9Ntninnl IL. q ....j 7H4n III 1T III
llGech fAun,tllte} ,lr,S tb H,B u 7B 81 la,4 ia
Hlxclt tpututnA}.} b.3j Gt sLO41 y ~ al I3D[
OAK tsluiseT3. Us. 1. ~. lag III I13 ~ <&u&
Oak tkutAnlnts..f rs D.b @H4 y, /! ~ AlY q,
Scotch fif {au.I Il Fl -
tuAh1,. .i1O. .-.. 1U 1l,@ 1874 ~ i1l ~
6pIucs (Autunln)l l.3 ~. ~ l1.3 81 IL TILL. =.
, 1876-10-21

CONSTITUENTS OF LEAT-AIANURTs
Prof. JohHsou's book, styled "iiow Crops
Grow" contains the following ablcs Of Prot.
Wolf, showng Ills ul,alyses Vt the leaves and
fruits Of various trees From thcsu unaiyses It
will be seeh how lr fulles, leaves md seeds ars
In nntrltiyc materials, md how essential they
aro Us munurc IL the suil a,sstaluing tho trcca
which boEu them:
, 1876-10-21

tw0 Of tho etcu.y's batteries, which were
brought to bear upon It With fatal elect. While
forming, sqlaro In the middle Of plain,
this for hts uw!l, exclaimed as he came Into the
ranks, Here am aguiH, safe eNough.n "Thu
words wsro scarcely out Of lis MOUTH" costin-
ucs tho Earl, "wen round shot took oil Ills
l,eaa, and sl,attcrcd tho w!u'c battalion viii,
Ills brains,-.she colors, and thu Enslgns Il!
rhnrge, coming III for nil extra share. One Ut
tllrlN, Charles Fraser, g tho gentleman #.
spscsh, ~ Ind aan,c5 rSlsed iauEh by arawl'ng
TIC mrn were finally ordered To lie down.
"Our sIuare,n writes the Earl, Z" hardly Iarge
enough TO hold us wlle,l standing upright, wl4h
tUu sl.Rll for US III u reclmbeHt position. Our
men Iay packed together Hike herrIngs IN bur.
OH drum, BtlllIQ tho WAS u C0loncl's charger,
whIcl., with Ills head pressed against mlne, was
lna.noifng ,A ny ,epsulette, while ! patte4 lis
s psosta. ssy I s " sesx & iii ow "s Sn
tlo right t.heck. l put my hand to my head,
thinking half my laIe was shot away; but thu
akln was not even ahra1ed. Apiece of shell had
% an ns aud 0si sa s aaa aaiS Eed s1. nss
Tle blow ! received WAS from tho cnitossed
crIywn On tho horsa's bit."
Ensign Kcppel experienced good deal of
ha'dsp h. 4,r,aa 9%fag ths s"n epngn ys,
health, llc relates q curious story Of tho re-
ccption OF tho victorious troops by thesr couu-
tryilcn:
We landed at Dover in tle latter eud OF Dccem.
Der. PUBLIC feeling In England lad undergone
country Va. .atiatea With glory, aud was brood,ng
anti-Ipillsary s},slt had sst In. Wo wese nude
painfully sensible OF thc change. II VIC Lad lsua
eonvlcts dlseulbaFking from Q hulk wo could hard
" have ,net with lcss consideration. ana Nv ~
pays they chaps" Wan thu Eemark Of a country
buinpEin u our men CAN'T allure. Tho yusy at.
mosphoro contributed tu tho chilIineas OF our 70.
ccptton. II was OH y wlntcF-day that Wo landed.
NJ cheeES lIku tlluss which greeted the Grimr&n
asny VI its return, welcomed u hone. This only
persona who to0k any notice vi w wero thB Gus
tom lIousu oIlicost. mud they kept u for hours
under asus In tho cold, whiu they subjected VI to
q rigid search. These fuMctloRarits wsso more
than usually on tho alcrt u this tinu, becluss. =
day or two before. brigade Ut nrtisuFy, with guns
loaled to the 1aaxxc with French lace. had Slipped
through shs Jay was ali Of piece.
A luw mouths later, Keppel was granted
furlough, aud won't up to I.uudon The mar
rtage uf the Princess Charlotte Was ut hand,
aud, Just prEnr to that event, she went In atatG
to the Chapel !loyal. That she bud not forgot
ten hcr old playmate Is shown by the following
On tlat sa1no morning tsnys the wEteE) went 10
tho rccrs' seat IN the chapel mud eoud net so4!ss
looking furtlsely up 1t thu Ioysl pew. 1t wns 6ya
ysaTs slnea lad seen Vie Htiuesxs, ! w4hsd "
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-28

The author of when This Cruel War
ia Over" says he has Melted $50. 900 on
that song. and the war isn't over yet.
lex.
It is q sa,ifac;ion to know that some
body has been benefited by that fearful
ditty. We have heard i! in camp snd
barracks; when We called on the few
daughters Of the sunny South who would
deign to receive us, while We were wis.
itius" down there; when We were home
on furlough the northern girls sang it
for rs; .esmste-s, darkies. hospital
stewards and all sorts of scrubs rast!ed
it cut to all sorts Of tunes, until We
though. there was nothing in it and
now 20 learn. at this distance from the
Potomsc and the Wilderness, thai the
authcr Melted all chat for il, is simply
refreshing. He must DO the author OF
Beautiful Snow.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-28

New York, Dec. 27.-Willism NJ.
Grosvenor publishes strong letter to
show that II Congress continues the
discussion of the Presidential muddle
unit! the 4th Of March next, the new
House Of Representatives will have
the right and duty to elect the Pres
ident. Grosvenor further claims that
the right to elect does not dsvclve
upon any House Of Representatives
until all the certificates of the Elec-
torai College have been received, and
prolonged debate may prevent such
completed opening until the present
Congress expires, in which case the
new House will have until the 4th OF
March, 1873, to choose the President,
if in the mean time it shall have been
officially ascertained and declared
that no person is elected by the peo-
pie. 1t is only after such ascertain
ment that the Constitution directs the
House to choose Immediately by bal
lot the President.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-28

EDITOR IN CHIEr.-Audrew Maute. for
merly Of ours. has purchased all the in
terest OF John Booth in the Belmon'
Courier. and in The last issue Of thai
paper comes oul in very modest saint
atory. He proposes to look out for The
interests Of Belmont, Bslmonteers and
Nye County in general. He concludes
Ly saying: Politically the Courier will
he independent. upholdins what deem
is right, and / hope that in this. rs in
all other matters. my Efforts will prove
satisfactory to the people Of Nye Coun-
IT," We trust they may, Andrew, and
We believe they will. Success attend
r0n
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-28
"SPIaIr OF THE TINES. We have

"SPIaIr OF THE inns. We have re.
ceived large. huge. immense, gorgeous.
Illustrated Christmas number OF the
Spirit OF the Times, San Francisco. Il
is Respondent with a glowing heading.
fresh with bright pictures and rich 10
rare reading matter, churches. public
buildings. maps. horses, stories and ali
sorts of things. Aimost equal TO going
below. The large full psgs picture of
Changing the Shift-Con. Virginia. -
is the browning piece. Thanks.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-28

The Presidents message is q very
prsciics; document, but it doesn't cover
the whole ground. He doesn's once
allude to the new game Of polo. and the
present rage for cardinal in feminine
fashions is not discussed at all. These
bold omissions invite much criticism
lNorrisiowu Herald.
No. nor he don't touch on the fall in
stocks, nor the refusal of the Bonanza
Kings to pay their just ts1es to the
State government, nor anything about
Major E. A. Sherman ''conseutins" to
become q candidate for Chief Clerk of
Assembly, nor mono of the great interests
Of the country.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-28

The San Francisco Post dubs Grover
Of Oregon "ths President m ,ker. -
That is what his sign says. II lie makes
Tiiden President be won't make much
for the Democracy and Reform. There
is something out Of killer with the Dem
ocratic menagerie. What with Grover
and Cronin ard Hewitt bowling over The
country. there are entirely too many
animals loose for the good Of the estab.
lishment. We rather like it, though.
Turn 'em loose, Mr.. Keeper!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-28

The time for the meeting Of the No.
saia Legislature is fixed by law for the
first Monday in January, which this time
falls on the lat day OF January. Tha,
being legal holiday. We suppose there
~ill be no organic, alton attempted until
Tuesday. the following day. Reno Jour.
The Nevada Constitution overrides q
legal holiday. Competent authorities
say that the Legislature must meet ard
be called to order by the Secretary Of
State on the first Monday in January
Query: II they do 50 meet. and do not
organize. who is to call them to order
on Tuesday?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-28

The Lake county Bee of Saturday has
been shown. by the Rev. J. Woods of
Kelseyvi some tall barley" 1. is
two and one half feet long. aud nicely
headed. 1t was grown in Kelseyvilie at
the residence of Mr.. Wood.
This, We presume. is Brother Woods
Who was pastor Of The Presbyterian
church here. Who t~o years ago ex-
changed short sage brush for tall barley.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-28
Notice..

MIR. WIN. O. ~. M>RTIN FROM
NJ and after this date is admitted into part
ner.hip in our Empire City business. which will
bs conducted in he same manner and uoper
the old firm name Of Stadtmuller 4 Co, as
retofore. Taking this opportunity Of thank.
ing our friends for the liberal patr nsge be
slowed on us during many years. we bespeak 3
continuance Of the same for the new firm.
F. D. SrADTMULLER.
F. WALTER.
Empire City, December LIST. 1875. In
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-28
WHAT THEY THINK OF Cs.

Tho Legislature about to convene Of
the State Capitol vill be composed Of
men Who know about Carson. Some Of
them we're here two years sgo As lav
makers: most Of them claim to be posted
on matters and things here. remem-
Der listening to q conversation two
years ago between an ex-legislator ~ho
remsioej st hons. ard one who was
leaving 10 assume Lis nrduous duties at
the Geat Of government. Said the ex-L..
I'm sorry for you. old boy. I've been
there. Those Carson sharks will bleed
you on, Of every dollar Of you, pay. and
you'll have to borrow money to gst
home" IT know j.. said the Elect.
1--WE got to put up. and ! suppose III
have 10 stand IT," It il a fact that the
Legislature is u specis! Providence TO
most cspiiois. but why j. should be We
do not see. Senators and Assenblymen
ere net oveSpaid, and have not q large
.mouns Of surplus twen,ies TO disburse.
D, their best and those who 60 after
them can get but little when i, CONES
down t. the 5iv.sioa Of the spells. 1t
may be trus that in past years pecuniary
iots lave been put Up on the members.
We have seen good many people, little
children. We are sorry to So, geddiine
tickets IL the Lobby. and number of
pe.ipste,ic besgars and bores mot all
re.idenis ty any meansl lingering long.
insiy near. We confess TO a rot per
fecily clear record. and We want to see
it clearer. There is good deal OF pretty
clean sand 10 the people beresbout If
they would 10, it be seep. 1t is by no
means necessary for rs TO ask help of
those who come 10 Us On State business.
We Can pay our own bills. support onr
own little charities, add run our -four.
ishing churches Just as we'll as any com.
muni'y in the State. Tle:c is 60 reason
Why ~e should wait for the meeting OF
the Legislature" 10 start subscription.
give q concert or have fair. No good
square honesty in putting up The prices
of board OF room rent just because we
can MAKE people pay them. When We
do such things we must expect 10 be
called mean, just because We are. This
j, a little matte. worth thinking about |
and ncting upon. When We came cut !
s.rcrg in aid o. the Virginia suiferers, /
the papers ali over the State look back
gil the mean things they had said about
Us. Onr little f,rt for ,he pleasure CT
the Orphans at Christmas was ahead of
any town IN the State. Our record is
or rather. outsiders are see
log what there is in US. ard it is bat JUS
lice to ourselves ;ha. TIE members O: the
Legislature have DO cause to accuse Us
of crcwdipg or swindliug them. We can
PADDLE our own canoe. and we ought to
be toe proud % asl, outsiders 20 Pay ouy
bills. They dent ask Us to pay theirs.
We have the capital and we want to keep
It. Let the Legislature be entertained
this session, that they may
carry to their homes on their return
pleasant reco!Iections OF Carson and its
people.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-28

It is the opinion of Mr.. Joseph Shar-
on, freely expressed, that stocks are 60
ing much lower. but that along in Feb
ruary-ahem!-( San Francisco Stock
Exchange.
Much lower! Along in February?
May the devout prayer Of the small
dealer, be apswered-"Notf for Joseph"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-28
CARSON LODGE NO. q K. OF P.

NEEET At THEIR CASTLE HALL.
WI In Odd Fel:ows' Building, the First and
Third Thursdays Of each mouth. Sojourning
Brethren in good Standing ar- cordially invited
to attend J. p. MEDER,
Chancellor Commander.
AIxxA1Dx1 LI1oa1, K. Of 3. and y. cc1s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-28
n 0 T I c E.

NORTH CARSON LvtR MINING Co..
{-Url 1NrEHDEET'. o. FICE,) !
CA'soN CRY. Dec nber &c, 1876.
All ral les having bills against the cnm Dy
In this city will p.enss presen. the .sms 10 the
und igned e. duplicxre) on VI befo SAT.
UHDAt. the 30th instant.
dc27t2 IS. Coz LID, Sup rim 'endent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-28
SIERRA SEMINARY.
TIVE SIXTEENTH ANNUAL TERI
Of this Institution will commence
JANUARY 9th, 1877.

Specivl attention will be given to scholar.
des.rons OF pursuing any par ocular study.
.cholars wi.hinY to review pr p.ratory 10
teaching. can have private lessons in (. ach.
ers' course.
Time and discipline are worth moe to your
children than money; send them where III y
II b. diligently employed and good disci
tline secur d.
For particulars inqni c o.
H.K. OLaPP. or
E. q. BABCOCK,
Carson City. December p, 1875.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-28

REPUBLICAN, SENATOR SIcK.-We learn
that E. b. Dickinson. one of the Re.
publican Senators from White Pine. il
sick. and will not be able to go to Car.
son next week to take part in the organ-
izstion Of the State Senate. This COM
plicates matters still further. aud Ross.
With his balance of power, is left out
in the cold. The Senate will now stand
Democrats, II; Republicans, II. and
Ross, Independent.-I Reno Journal.
Dickinson. We believe, is in New
York. Still there will be no necessity for
the projected caucus of the Independent
party on dry goods box.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-28

Sen'inel says;
THE whereabouts of Frank Wilton,
the theatrical manager. is inquired for
through California paper"
Sanford Veny. & citizen @! Belmont,
would a'so like TO know Of his wheres.
bouts. as he (Wil;on) left Belmont very
nys,eliously, and biIked the said Veny
out of five dollars.-B Belmont Courier.
There is man in Carson who is look
ing for that same Wilton with the desire
and design of causing him to wilt. Next!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-28

|GlLLSUn Il BAfbbk,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
| GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Would RESPECTFULLY RetuKn
w their sincere thanks to tho citizens O.
Carson and surrounding country FOR the yer;
| liberal patronage bestowed upon their houss
| since us establishment In our thriving aHt
| prosperous city.
We ere still at the cid corner, Rosser's build
ing. with . large assortment.
CONSULTING IN PAk OF
GROCERIES.
PROVISIONS.
GROUND FEED.
G Il AIN,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS and
s II o z 8,
HARD ware and TiNNARE
STATIONERY,
PATENT MEDICINES.
LIQUORS,
Etc.................Ee c.................Etc
Our facilities for accommodating those who
N ~ favor US with their path onage are better
than ever. Long experience, ample meals
gentlemsnly aud oblging clerks. delivery veg
ons and eligible location. ,hould be sufficient
guarantee that orr aa.a biiShmeut SfSI.ds second
to none.
Also
Agents for thres Of tho best Fire Insurance
Companies doing business On the Pacific Coast
viz:
LONDON ASSURANCE c0RPo2a1'R
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK. AND
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD.
Gibson & BARBER.
Carson. M.y .. 1876.
RUPTURE
VoC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
Or. w. A. WATTS,
gent Of DR.. j. A. SHERMAN, tho great
rupture Curer, has arrived from San Francisco |
nd can be consulted at his
room No. SIS, ormsby House,
y those who desire 20 avail themselves Of the
eneft of his skill in the adaptation of his |
lethod # cure for all forms Of keducible
[ernia or Rupture.
Tho terms of charge can only be given on
1amination OF the case.
As Rupture is daily liable to displacement,
,fsmmation and strangu!ation from the inju- |
GUS pressure Of trnss, those who de ire a
cure should not procrasticate until
g too late.
Cone. and will relieve sou in twenty min
tes, and cure you Of your Rupture. dC24
l
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-03-24
DE.gLERS

liz. No. So LIGHT STREET
BALTIMORE, MD.
Manufacturers Observation-Disclosures and
Machinery. Growers and Importers of Garden
and Field Seeds, offer to Farmers and Mer-
chants the following named valuable Labor saw
ing Machinery and Implements for the coming
season, viz: NEW YORKER SelfRake Reaper and
"NEw YORKER Self Rake Reaper and Mower Com
bined. This Machine took the Gold Medal at the
great, Field trial at Auburn, New York; in July f,
1895 as the best self Rake Reaper on the ground,
also the celebrated MONITOR MOWER. This is a
two Wheeled Machine, with Flexible cutting Bar,
the best in use. The BUCKEYE and CASES Riding
sSulky Cultivators. Maryland Self Dischargng
Hay and Grain Rake on wheels, the best in the
Country Sinclair's improved Corn Planter and
Seed Drill. Rices Premium Cotton Planter
Sinclair & Co.'s patent Screw Propeller Hay,
Straw and Fodder Cutter. Patent Masticators
for cutting Corn Stalks Sugar Cane, Hay and
Straw. Readings patent horse Power Corn
Shelters and Cleaners Hand and Power Corn
Shelters, all sizes and patterns. Threshers anrd
Seperators, Horse Powers, Wheat Fans, Grain
Cradles, Revolving Hay Rakes and Cleaners,
Plows, Harrows and Cultivators, Machinery and
Pillow Castings &C., &C.
Also on hand for Spring sales fresh and genu-
inc Garden Seeds, of our own Raising and I'm.
ported from the best houses in Europe.
All goods sold by us warranted to give Salts
faction and such as represented.
Fofparticulacs &C., send for our Pretoria Cat
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