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A Correction,

Mr.. EDIToR:-The account given in your
last issue of disturbances in my store was ex-
aggerated. No bottles were thrown, nor Gus
TONERS insulted. And had not my clerk been
assaulted by an intruder everything would have
been as quiet as usual. He had ali through
that day up to the time of my leaving for tea,
conducted himself in the store in a perfectly or
derby manner. / think all my customers are
ready to bear testimony to his uniform courte-
sy and careful attention to business.
Portland, May 18Th. f. SwEETsER
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A SENSATION IN CHURCH-Last evening
during the Sunday school anniversary exercises
at the Second Parish church the alarm of Fl re
was sounded aud some IDIOT, person rushed
into the church and cried fire. The result was
a perfect stampede for the door. The Superin-
tepdent, Mr.. Liscomb, taking in the situation
assured the people that there was no trouble
and by starting up the music very much SUBJ
dued the excitement which for a time was
intense. One woman whose name was not
learned tainted and afterwards went into con-
vulsone
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Municipal Court.

SATURDAY.-George White. Intoxication, Fined
50 with COSTS
Thomas Reynolds. Intoxication. Fined So with
costs. Paid.
Frank E. Guilford and Henry N. Smith. Intoxi-
cation. Fined S. each with costs. Paid.
John W. Henderson and Joseph Bowen. Larceny.
Probable cause. Respondent ordered to recognize
with surees in the of $500 each for appearance
at September term, A. D., 1873. Committed.
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FAILURE OF YEAToN & BoYD-The firm of
Yeaton & Boyd failed Saturday with liabiliti es
of the firm amounting to about $4,000. Mr..
David Boyd. one of the partners, has individ-
uai Liabilities amounting to some $4,000. The
failure is owing to the shriukage Of real es-
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STATE NEWS.


KENNEBEo COUNTY.
Washington Rollins of Pittstop, gentle man
% years OF age, died suddenly Friday of heart
disease.
KNOX COUNTY.
The burning of the Rockport House is
enveloped in mystery. 1t seems that the house
was hred IN three different places. Within a
few weeks it has been entered several times
AID upon one occasion Mr.. Meint, the land
lord, saw the intruder and threw a lamp at
him, which was returned by pistol shot, and
a threat from the invader, who wore mask
that he would have revenge.
LINCOLN COUNTY
Mr.. Charles Heyer of Waldoboro was thrown
from carriage last week and received very
dangerous injuries
YORK COUNTY.
The shovel factory at Limerick has closed up.
Ivory Mute, one of the Oldest citizens of
Berwick, died suddenly Friday night of heart
disease. His age was "a years.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR STONE.

US. ENGINEER's OFFICE,
- PORTLAND, Me, May 9th, 1878.
PROPoSALS will be received at the office Of the
O'Clock A. M, on FRIDAY the 3ist day of May,
1878, for Stone to be delivered at Lovel's Island in
Boston Harbor, Mass as follows
tie.
2.-About 800 tons Split Granite for paving.
3.-About HOO tons large Bubble Stone.
Proposals can be made for the Bubble Stone sena.
raey. IL desired Persons desiring to make propos-
ais for the above Stone, requested apply to the
undersigned at his offices either in No. 453 q Com
Square. Boston, Mass, for Specifications and fur
ther information concerning the same.
GEO. THOM, Lieut.. Col. of Engineers
my10d6t Bvt. Brig. Gen'I, U. s. A.
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I, o. o. r.
IL v. v. Fs
At Odd EelLoirs' Hall. Enrr1nnfnn RLock

At Odd Felloscs' Hall, Harrington Block, Conores
Street.
RELIEF AssocIATIoN-Third Tuesday in the
month.
LoDGEs-Maine, on Monday evenings; Ancieny
Brothers, on Thursday evenings; Ligonia, on Friday
evenings; Beacon, on Tuesday evenings; Unity, No.
3, on Wednesday evening; Ivy, d. off,, second and
fourth Saturday of each month.
MONUMENT Machigonne, first and third Wed
nesday; Eastern Star, second and fourth Wednes-
day; Portland, first and third Friday; Falmouth,
No. IL, first and third Tuesdays.
BENEFIT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of Directors meet
first Monday evening of each month. Association
meetsfrst Monday evening Of January, April, July
and October.
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THE DEATH RATE The whole number of
deaths in this city the past week was 10, from
the following causes: CONSUMPTION 2, conges-
ton of the lungs 2, burned i, infantile 1, un-
known l, commissions 1, disease of kidneys J.,
croup1.
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To Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Sagadahock
Il National Bank, Bath, Maine. until O'Clock p.
materials, and erecting banking building, on the
corner Of Front and Centre Streets in the city of
Bath according to plans and specifications furnished
by f. III. Fassett, Architect.
Persons desiring to make proposals for the above
work can examine the plans and specifications at the
Sagadahock National Bank, where all necessary in
formation will be given.
The right is reserved to reject any and all propos-
ais not deemed for the interest of the Bank.
Bath, May II, 1873. did
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CAPE ELIZABETH.
Proposals for Carfing Gravel.

SEALED proposals will be received at the Select
- mems Office until May 14th, at O'Clock P NJ.
for cartng 1900 yards of gravel (more or less from
town gravel pit and placing the same on streets in
the vicinity of Knightville. The right to reject any
and all proposals is reserved.
Further particulars may be had by calling upon
either of the undersigned.
THOS. b. HASKELL, \ Selectmen
STEPHEN SCAMMON,3 of
NATHANIEL DYER. } Cape Elizabeth.
Cape Elizabeth, May 6, 1873. may7d1w
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HARPER's BAZAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is a welcome visitor to the parlor
circle.6 The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers, Lancas-
ter Hail. and d. Wentworth, 553 Congress- cor
ner of Oak street,
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o. q. Circuit Court.

BEFORE JUDGE FOX.
SATURDAY.-William Harvey vs.. Grand Trunk
Railway of Canada. On trial.
Baker & Baker for plaintiff.
j. g. E NJ Rand for defendant,
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Stated Meetings.
CITY GOVERNMENT

The regular meetings of the Ctv co,,., 49,,
iace tne hrst Monday evening of each month. '"A'
evening of each month, A0 'ouith MONDAY
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The little ones we love, we can keep, by
giving them SLIPPERY ELM LOZENGES,
for their Coughs. For sale by all druggists
CAswELL & Co.,
Corner of Washington aud Winter streets,
Boston.
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FRENCH Laces in elegant patterns at Carlton
Kimbal's, 495 Congress street. my11d2s
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30 feet rubber hose with pipe and couplings
only So 80. at Halls Rubber Store. my8d1w
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JANE EYRE.-Ths evening Miss Charlotte
Thompson, an actress of metropolitan repute,
appears at the Museum in dramatzaton of
Charlotte Bronts's fam ,us novel "Jane Eyre"
There ought to be no necessity of calling at
tention to her merits or bespeaking for her
large houses Our people have the opportun-
ity of witnessing some admirable acting and if
they do not choose to avail themselves of it the
loss is theirs.
The following is the cast for the principal
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THE FRoLIoUEs.-Thi morning the sale
of seats opens at Music Hall for the per-
Torrance by the Eliza Weaihersby troupe of
"Hobbies,' new and sparkling play which
has been warmly received wherever given. Of
course the seats will be rapidly taken up.
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BRABANT Lace Scarfs novelty. Elegant
Silk Ties and Bows just received from New
York by Carlton Kimball, 49j Congress street.
my11d2t
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CITY AND VICINITY.
REV ADvERTisEmENTs To.DAy

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Music Hall-Eliza Weathersby
SPECIAL NOTICES.
lades-Eastman Bros
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Men's-Brown.
Terra Cotta-Portland Stone Ware Co.
Lost-R. Deering
Wood-Morse & Pickett
once 10 Lett. G. Andrews
Siolhing-J f. Sisk.
10 Contractors-Sagadah National Bank.
Portland q ogdensburg K r.
FoTeelosure-ChaTles Noble
AUCTION COLUMN,
Administrators Sale-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
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KENDALL g WHITNEY are selling choice
plants at less than auction prices. my1OdSt
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REVIVAL MEETINGs.-A very deep religious
interest is being awakened in the meetings at
the Gospel mission, some have started to lead
Christian lives every night thus far. The
meetings Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings will be devoted to prayer and song for
a deeper awakening Of the cause Of Christ and
temperance in our city. Meetings at 34
o'clock at the rooms in Mechanics Hail. All
are invited,
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Offices T0Lef.

OmceS no Let.
A7S ID CONGRESS St., oyer G. NJ. Elders
rs . IL store, large office, fronting on
Congress st and smaller office fronting on Centre
ST. very desirable tor almost any business, and can
be connected. Enquire of E. C.ANDREWS,
my13e0d4w 81 Exchange Street.
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secoud Parisb SUNDAY school.

The sixty-frst anniversary of this school was
celebrated last evening in the audience room
of the church with one Of the most pleasing
programmes ever given by Sunday School,
Mr.. j. F. Lisconb, Superintendent, presided.
The subject was christian Work. and was
presented by the school in an exercise specially
arranged for the occasion. A most beautiful
episode was the appearance upon the platform
of nine little girls dressed in white, all carrying
banners of elegant designs and appropriate
notices and four boys with shields bearing the
inscription of "Faith." Two songs with
choruses were sung by the children in most
charming manner, giving evidence of fins voic-
es and careful drill. The superintendent then
made his report, from which we CLEAN the fol-
lowing interesting items: The school consists
of officers, 81 teachers, 326 scholars, SO new
scholars added during the year, 80 united with
the church. Average attendance 1888. Total
receipts S27S66. Expenses $25O.75, of which
$102.S5 was for books, lessons, papers, &c; $50
for interest on parish bonds; $2791 remain on
hand The superintsndents report was q
model of its kind. A very beautiful memorial
address, written by Miss Julia Soule, one of the
teachers, was then read by another teacher,
Miss Eta Woodbury.. An address followed by
Rev. Mr.. Gardner. Daring the services con-
gratulatory letter to the superintendent and
school from the pastor of the church, Rev.
DR.. Carruthers, was read by Mr.. Burbank.
The whole exercise was great credit to the
school and to its accomplished superintendent.
A most beautiful display of flowers and plants
adorned the pulpit platform and a beautifully
designed motto adorned the wall above. The
memorial offerings of beautiful bouquets were
for frankie johnson, Gerte Knight, members
of the school who had died during the year and
for Mrs. DR.. Carruthers, Ala Merrill and Ar
thur Carney. The superintendent at the close
received many congratulations from members
of the school and friends from other schools in
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TEMPLARS OF HONOR.

At TernplGrs' Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNcIL-Maine, first and third Monday In each
month.
TEMPLE-Forest City, No. 1, every Wednesday
evening.
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AUCTION SALES
F. o. BAILEY & CO..

Regular sale of Furniture and General Merchan-
GonsignmeDts solicited ocsdtt
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

TTyHE MAY DIVIDENDo of 81 per share on Con
Il solidaied Virginia Mining Comany and So ner
share on California Mining Company Stock registered
with US, VIII De paid at our office, presentation
spectiyely. RICHARDSON. BILL & Co
my10dlw 4O Water Street RosIoop
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-07-27
The Only jerks.

The following account of conversation
which Gen. Butler had with Mrs. jerks, after
he had been examining her, is too good to be
lost:
Madame" said Gen Butler, IN his bland
est tones, Il did not ask you Just now whether
k,yOu considered the things you say that you
have done in this connection were entirely
Eproper.
Jenks-"I should have replied had you
yasked me, that all things that were necessary
and possible in Louisiana politics were proper
General" and she assumed her most dramatic
air. II can assure you that, if did anything
wrong IN this connection, it was done in fiji
of abstraction
Butler-"Of course; it would be ungallant
for me to think otherwise"
Jenks-"Precisely"
i Butler-"But how and when do these fits OF
abstraction possess you, and how long do they
generally lastY
Jenks-"They come and go like my emo
tons"
Butler-"This sort of an excuse may be cur
rent with congressional committee, but what
sort of an excuse will you give when you go
before the great Investigator up yonder?" and
Butler turned his revolving eye upward until
it pointed toward the zenith.
Mrs jerks smiled and remarked-"Don't
worry about me, General; when get up there
! shall wait until you testify and then will
follow your pious example"
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Oh a66xlNG CARDS, CRIBBAGF
Do-ehDs. &C GSNdS d HIPENAES
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An unwllllngness on the part of the elder
Disrael to pay forty gulneas, caused his son,
the Earl Of Beaconsfield, to become an atten
dant at Christian churches. The former be-
longed to the Portuguese synagogue of Bevis
Marks, in London. He was chosen President
Of the synagogue, but declined to serve. The
penalty for the declination was forty guineas
This he declined to pay and withdrew from
membership rather than comply. Being a
free thinker and jew by race rather than re-
church with his family. Athis death, friend
paid lis fine, and he was buried in the jewish
cemetery.
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Asyal.
MURRAY BLANCHARD.

]
IcRTCiAGiI SAL .t..-Notice is hereby given,
hrh 'lst, ~ u. 1870 made sealed and delivered by him
Murray blanchard MORTGAGE and recorded in Book -
az page 81 OF the Land Records In the Recorders office of La
SAFE county, Illinois, did grant, convey and mortgage
u huggec ana his assigns, ~ secure payment of
h pronsOry note of that date for 1852 executed by SAID
Martin and by John j. Carey and John Martin payable
me order OF said MORTGAGE Two years after that date, with
n said county TO wit: lot One in Block Sevenynnc "a
me city Of Ia Sae:with release of all rights under the
homestead exemption laws Of this state, and provision
therein that II default be made IN payment of said
any part thereof when due. the said mortgage his
or Tie attorney of either after publishing notice thirty
DAYS previously in newspaper published in said county
might sell said premises and all right and equity Of redemp
assigns therein, at the County Court House door in said
county to the highest bidder for cash. the time notified
And whereas default was made in payment Of said note
wien due and there remains due and unpaid thereon
this date the Of S3 g. and the said and said
gage have each been duly assigned by endorsements each
by said mortgage 10 Horace Holmes;
Now therefore l. the said Horace Holmes in consequence
OF such Seau will, on Wednesday, the h day of September
se AZ o'clock ". of said day, by virtue of the powers
granted In said mortgage and said sgnmcn and 10 satisfy
sd amount due and the and expenses sell a; public
auction Ia the highest bidder nr cash. the south door
e SAD court house AT Ottawa m said county the said prem
e and lot of land and all right and equity Redemption and
Of the said mOrtggOr his heirs and assigns there
IN ana execute and deliver to the purchaser deed for the
conveyance ofhe premises sold in fee and with the proceeds
pay all costs and Of advertising selling and
yeyng the same and the unpaid Indebtedness aforesaid
lar as te will reach. and return the overpus If any
10 the morgagor or his assigns, provided therein.
lated Perm. July 3, 1919 HORACE HOLMES.
VI BLANCHARD, his Attorney. Assignee.
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Haro Tell.

The sound of blows and shrieks attracted d
crowd before house on Mullett street the 9th
er day, and directly policeman came saun
: tering along He seemed tritle anxious, but
yet made no movement, and one of the crowd
exclaimed:
"Why in the name of Heaven don't you STOP
that?"
us it fight?" queried the officer
"Of course it is
Are you sure?"
''Sureg Why, even fool can tell that some
one is being pounded to DEATH"
perhaps So" unused the officer: but YOU
can't tell-can't tell. Jumped in once in just
such a case as this, and found that 1t was a
young lady taking music lessons, instead of a
row. Keep still, you boys, and let me see if |
can hear crockery bang against the walls"
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Betting and PaCking--aI| kinds.

Churrs. Washing Machines and Wringers. Wringers re
paired with new rolls. &C.. and warranted
Fence Wiro, Ra}bS, i,incers, steel lf ~, {
rsclass agricultural all Of which propose 70 sci
at the bottom friceS ana guarantee as gO0d as any IN m
market We will not be unGersod by any one for qual,
of goods
F.. D. SWEETSER & co.
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The jokers who included piece of stained
brick among the geological specimens" which
they placed upon the desk of the professor as
objects worthy of his explatory remarks, re-
+. ceived the following reward: Taking up one
of the specimens, he said: "This is one of
baryta from the Cheshire mines. This" hold
ing up another lis piece of fleldspar from
the Portland quarries And this" coming to
brick, ''is piece of impudence from some
member of the class"
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A young lady called at the Galena postof.
flee few days ago and inquired if there was
letter for Miss Pigg. There is none" said
Weldy, for Miss Pigg, but here is one for your
father handing her letter addressed TO Mr.
Hogg. Being one of those ladies on wicked
Short Creek who don't always select her words
from the book of morals. she told that post
master TO 60 t. HI and she scud
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Mr. X. A Proctor, the astronomer, relates
!nat not very long ago, in an essay about spec
troscoplc photography, he wrote of Zines
pahus and strie, near the violet ends of the
sPectre'" The rendering the printers chose to
auopt was This: Links, bonds and stripes for
the violent kind of spectres."
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What Is your notion of observation-disclosures -
asked lawyer of witness whom he was
crossexamining. We'll" said the witness.
l shouid say that man who thought he'd
Iell ms watch ut home, and took it ont of his
pockel 10 see 1t he had time to go home and
get it, was ahsentmindedn
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SEWING MACHINES.

Singer: Howe: Wheeler & Wilson, New No. S; Davis In
proved Peerless Dauntes. az sold from store since Sept
list ST. John. novelty worth seeing ahead by turn
ing either way Attachments. Needles. &c.
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lie was a school-boy of II. and had a mind
iuii OF Interrogation points. When h. asked
MS teacher, Who was Ocles. and what was he
cursed fory" his instructor nearly split his
mead thinking before it occurred TO him that
his pupil referred to DamocIus.
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RAKES (Self-Dumping.)

Fryst & Bradley Sulky; Tiger. selfdump and also OF
Wood Rakes.
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sUDeEToF FUN.


mother to her eldest born: henrietta, where
us your little sister?
= Henrietta: In the next room, ma
- Young mother, turning over page Go anC
&c what she's doing and tell her to stop lit th
inute
1t was in the golden prime of the good
louis Philippe, when member of the cabi
Net sent for an eminent journalist, and wher
key were alone said unto him, "See here, would
u like me to make you chevaller of the LIE
bn of Honor'"
'Yes," replied the journalist, "if | can OBJ
tain the decoration without having to do any
thing dishonorable"
Wcll-he didn't get it,
The colonel, a rigid martinez, is sitting al
the window OF his ROOM when looking out he
yes a captain crossing the barrack- yard to.
rds the gate. Looking at him closely, he is
Pcked to observe that, the rules and regula-
ps to the contrary Notwithstanding, the cap
ain does not carry sword.
( "Captain 2" he calls from the window; "Hl
Captain step up to my room for a moment
will you?''
The captain obeys promptly, borrows sword
of the officer of the guard-room, being at the
foot of the stairs, and presents himself to the
colonel, in irreproachable tenue.
The colonel is somewhat surprised to see the
sword in its place, and having to invent some
preteXt for calling his subordinate back, says
with some confusion, II beg your pardon, cap
tam, but really I've forgotten what it was |
wanted to speak to you about However, it
can't have been anything very important; it'll
keep Good morning.
The captain salutes, departs, returns the
sword to its owner and is making off across
the barrack- yard, when he again comes with
in the range of the colonels vision.
The colonel rubs his eyes, stares says softly
to himself, "IIow in thunder is this? Dem it,
he hasn't IA sword to his waist" then calls
aloud, captain: Ho, Captain! one moment
please"
The captain returns, borrows the sword
again, mounts the stairs and enters the colonels
presence. His commanding officer stares at
him intently; he has sword, he sees it, he
hears it clank
Captain" he stanmers, growing very hot,
"it's deuced ridiculous, you know, but-ha!
ha! I'd just remembered what | wanted to
say to you, and now-ha. ha!-it's gone out
my head again! Funny isn't it? Ha! ha!
hal Losing my memory. Never mind. I'll
think of it and write you Good morning"
The captain salutcs, departs returns the
sword to its owner and makes for the gate. As
he crosses the barrack yard, the colonel calls
his wife to his side and says, "See that officer
out there"
Yes"
"Iias he got sword OnE'
The cOlonel's wife adjusts her eye-glass up
on him, scans him keenly and says, "lie hasn't
the taste of a sword"
The colonel: That's just where you fool
yourself! He has"
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F. D.SVEETSER & CO.
New Pot Office Block.
PLOWS.

Peru City Plows, sulky Pows and Cultiyators; Furs
Bradley Sulky Flows and Cutiyators; D. H. Buiord Suk
Plow and Backhawk CultivaOrs; Skinner Briggs Sulk
and Gang Flows; John Deere Flows and Cavaors; Kim
~ Hamilton Cultiyaters; Chicago pl0w Co.'S PlOws am
Gangs; Coulters, Cevses. &c
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PLANTERS.

Keystone. made at Sterlinp Union, made at Peori
Brown (hrec patternsl, made at Gaesburg; Challenge
tary made M Grand Haven, Also the Iiayworh Barn
Check Rowers; Deere. Mansur d Co, made at Moline.
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RAEPERS & MOWERS

Champion; W. A. Wood Harvester and Binder; Buck
Warrior; Meadow Lark: johnson; Marsh Harvester.