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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06
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Although Mr.. w r Grace d. .
no, ti-,ure very loftily in the "W. j..
Best, Grace. Fish and Tappan Westel n
\ G. r. r Syndicate. he seems to
oe making good mayor of New York.
For we observe that the Weekly VT
ness, which hates Catholics and Demo
Gratis as the devil does Holy Water, has
the following abou, Mr Grace =
The city owes Mr. Kelly thanks for
,ne good turn namely, making Mr..
trace mayor That gentleman has
cen yer, dili-ent 10 effecting reforms
the various departments of the city
government, where they were much
needed. We have now reasonably clean
streets through his nominee. Hi, con-
test with the shamefully unfaithtul po
Ice commissioners IN this matter has
been a Herculean labor. His nomina-
ton. to office have been, so far as we
Know, unobjectionable; aud his vetoes
If corrupt measures passed by our very
.ow Board of Aldermen, are something
they dread, The mayor has just com
'uenced visitation to the tenement
aouses, which will p obabiy be as much
needed ami as searching as his investl
CATION into the state of the streets. He
mas also forced the corrupt police com
;nissioners to close the law breaking
pool rooms.
Tie street commissioners referred to
are Republican,.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06
WAKE COUNTY FARMERS UNITE
With Franklin, Cleveland, Lin
coin, and other Counties
eekin8 a Reduction on
Fertilizer Debts.
WAKE COUNTY, SEPT. Is, 1851.

AAE Sol NJ II onKi %, ICCi
At call meeting of few farmers OF
Middle Greek Township, quits a number
Of farmers met at w. ". johnson $, and
organized by calling W. H. Holland to
The chair, and G. W. Blanchard and II.
+. Stuart 10 act as secretaries IhI
chairman briefly stated the object of the
meeting. Then on motion the chair
man appointed committee Of i've 10
draw resolutions expressive OF the senti
ments of the meeting w. W. John
son, Is b. Jones. A ID. Jones, &. w.
Blanchard, K. p. Stuart, committee
After short absence the committee
reported the following resolutions.
which, afte- due consideration, were
unanimously adopted
ResoiUtd /. That We who have con
tracted debts with fertilizer manutac
turing companies or their agents for the
purpose of raising the present crops and
being anxious to pay the same ask
them, In order to enable us to do 80,
II make us rebate according to the
yield of the crop on which we used fer
tlliZers, which Is about one half; and IN
some localities the tenants are giving up
their entire crop which does not pay
the rent.
Resolred 2. That while we contracted
those debts as In past years with the
expectation of aging the same when
the present crop was gathered aud az
credit was given Us upon the expectan
cy of our ability to do SO, and now as
our utter inability to do SO is plain and
clear beyond shadow of u doubt, we.
IN order to try to maintain our credit.
preserve ourselves and our families from
ruin, and also to enable us to attempt
20 make another crop, pass these and
the following resolutions:
Res0iUed ). That, whereas cotton is
now bringing about 5 or cents more Ill
market than what We expected to get
when we purchased the fertilizers, there
is no reason why the fertilizer manu-
fact urers should not be able to make
reasonable deduction in the amount of
lint cotton which they were to receive
and then realize more in dollars and
cents than they would if there had been
4 full crop made.
Resoloed 4. That where land war
| rented for a stated amount Of lint cot
ton that we deem it nothing but reason
able to ask the landlords also to make a
deduction.
Resolcei 5. That a copy Of these reso
latlons be sent the Farmer and Mschan
T. for publication, and that the Neto,
und Observer, Stnte Journal, and other
papers be requested to copy the same
On motion the i,ll,wing committee
was appointed to correspond with the
Guano Manufacturing Companies
through their local agents: W. w.
Johnson, b. B. Jones, A. d. Jones, c
". Blanchard. r. p. Stuart, W. II
doiiand, NJ G.. Utley, Corresponding
w. II. HOLLAND, Chm.
!. ", v E BLArcnAHD s,c'y's
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06

\ WoKD To THE WI~E-lt some
OF our Older preachers, we'll a ie a
o' our younger ones would pray 10 pub
lie ouly about half a. long A. they noa
ID and cut of about ne tha Il ui then
sermons they would tud their public
mlnlstrations much more profitable ani
acceptable TO the people We were
talking with an Intelligent, pIous lay
man sometime ago. lie SAID he loved
his pastor very much anu though, tina
he preached excellent sermons, out h.
pray Cd aud preached 30 long that i
great many would not 20 10 chu,ch anu
>ume whp dld 90 compIsIued very
much Now. il that good broth,
would Just cut ht- pray er, aud >er'uon,
half IN two he would accomplish -
much more good. lt l. suicidal Tor a
preacher to persist In an unnecessary
practice that keep, many people away
from church aud bores those whose con
vlctlons of duty carry them 10 the sane
tuary any way. Ii Is useless Tor preach
ers 10 stand out stuutly against the de-
mand for condensed thought and con
densed talk. Those who ,cW preach
ong sermons AMI pray long prayers. III
spite OF what the people want, only sue
ceed in blocking up their way TO useful
ness. 1t some who read these lines
would take the hint, make their old sc
mons over, ''ooll them down about Oh,
half, then leave off the old, worn oul
form OF prayer that they have been
using for years, and offer short, direct,
warm, earnest prayers, they would see
a wonderful difference IN their success
on their respective char2c> Many oi
those who have been barely getting
getting along and VINO have found All
indifference on their charges as to then
return would find a new era of useful
ness drawing upon them. Rulefgh
Christian Adcocdfe.
The BtLi,cdi Reco. der often gives
the same counsel 50 that Baptists ana
Methodists, who have greater success
with the masses than any other denom
nation, are agreed that short ano
sweet is more effective than long and
dull. Here is word for both wise
and 'unwise"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06
The Mayor Of kokomo.

Kokomo, Lndinna, Sept. 2l.-Tho
coroner's 5 jury have just brought III .
verdict that DR.. III. &. Cole of this city
came to bis death by being shot by th,
pfhrers of the law in the discharge OF
,heir duty. Cole has had bad record
Tor years He had shot his man; had
and with other crimes, but he had here
totore escaped punishment. The man
was not wholly bad. He was kind aru
generous to the poor, doctoring them
md their ia miles often without charge
de had personal magnetism about hin
that made him popular IN every family
IN which he practised his profession
He had the following the hummer
clement By their AID and his personal
popularity with the poor, he has been
twice elected to the Council, each time.
however. by majority OF only on,
vote, and last spring was elected mayor
Recently it was suspected that he was
engaged in some crooked work.
,bout ten days ago the Sheriff was III
formed that it was 10 ntemplation t.
-ob and burn the Spring Mill The IN
.ormer divulged to the officer that the
plot was one of DR.. Cole's instigatinn,
lnd that he was to assist the Doctor
Te attempt was to be made on Mon
lay night. When night came, }. y
Garner, deputy sheriff. and Asher Ben
| lett and George Bennett, special dep.
les, we've sent 70 assist Mr. Styer ii
.uat tdlng the mill, with orders to are
lie bur- lars, should az attempt TO 10.
oe made.
Al out O'Clock they went to I'll,
neml>es, two of them tIkiDg 4 positios
u che engine room, and two upon til
.uts d Of the building. They err
,.ln>u They h d not wai;ed long U,
t.! two men approached the building
he o' theul entered the mill, while til,
her who proved to be Dg Cole, re
naited upon the outside. Two sack
If flour We're handed out and carried OF
y the Doctor, and placed some littl,
lit .uce ;iom the building He return
i tor another load, and, as he started
way with a -four sack iu each hand
A. her Bennett, who vas standing nea.
be window. called to him to halt. In
,tcad Of stopping, he dropped the hou,
md stated To run. Again the cry
Hal; - rang out, but 1t only added
,;eed 10 the escaping thief Benne I
It once fred, and regular fusilade S
opened up The two Bennctts were
,rmed with revoivers, while Learner
carried double-barreled shotg III. u
'eyuiar Mississippi weapon. After
runr;ng about loo yards, the ilceine
obbcr turned, pitched forward, ani
i Ii to the ground dead man. The
,fficers were by his side III almost a
minute, but he was past ali earthly aid
Before he fell Asher Bennett called to
aim: You might as well give up, Doc
tor; we've got you this time The
Doctor turned and Kissed through hi:
teeth, - you, They were th'
a>t words he ever uttered, and he die
with curses upon his lipS. When h,
fell he fell he had large revolver III
each hand. aud by that it seems he wa
Or, pared to fight his way to liberty if II
should be necessary.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06
PRaErCSoH OF GFoI OGY

PROFESSOR OF GEoI oGY AND Ma
rURAL History IN THE UNIyEHsITy =
Mr. Joseph A. Holmes, Of LaUrens
5. C., has been e'ec'ed Profess )r o.
Geology and Natural History in the
University.
There were about a dozen candidate
some of them eminent in scientific cir
cles. We hear that Mr. Holmes wa
chosen because Of his very strong tcsti-
monials as not only very accOmpli> he d
In the sciences above named. but ais.
as having paid pecial attention to then
application to agriculture and mining
He graduated at C1ruell | nirersity.
and is said to be man oi excellent
christian character and of uncommon
energy, industry and talent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06

Nervous lrritabil,ty. Scist,ca aud all
painful Nervous ni,cs,c. \ treatise
~ we'll known physician, specialist
IN ihrs. subjects, concludes follows
Neuralgia - one ot the most painful
OF diseases, and - attended with more
ar less ncrNoas irritation. \ stica IS
also form of neuralgia, and all pain
ful nervous diseases come under that
name. Neuralgia means nerve ache,
and therefore you can suffer With neau~
raleia in any par, Of the body, as the
nerves are supplied 10 every part.
| have fof msnv year. closely studied
the cause Of ncuragis, aud the nature
ofthe nervous system. with The many
diseases that is subject TO- and have
fourd hy aCtual experience that the
true and primary carse Of pcnraiuis is
poverty OF the nervous fui it be
comes Impoverished and poor. and IN
some cases starved. not because the pa
tieut does not eat, but because what is
eaten i, not appropriated to the ner-
vous system therc are m.ny causes FOR
this. but Dir. {. W. Benson. Celery
iud Chamomiie Pills have ia my hands
proved perfect remedy for this con
dition and these diseases
Sold 10y all druggists. Price, 80
cents box. Depot, ln6 North E4ta~
St, B.ltimore. Md. BY mail. two
boxes !or 81, OF sx boxes for e. 80, to
nv address.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06
W. II. HOLLAND, Chi
:. : " " 81. sLAscnAHD cn s,c'y's

Eminent Physicians are prescrlbll 6
that tried anG true remedy. Kidney
Wort for the worst cases of blllIousneS.
Is well az for XII lney complaints. Their.
; scarcely per rn to be found tha'
will not be greatly benefited by 8
borough course .. KidneyWort every
spring If you feel out Of sorts ID
lon't know why t y package of Kid
neyWort ani You will feel ike new
creature -I"lipnpoIts Sentinel
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06

Kernersvillc Neus We met on tn,
cars some days since two Yong men
X. G.. Palmer and $. +. Brown, on their
way to Lowell, Mass. Th,y informed
us that they ,xpected To remain there
four years, In order to learn All abou
manufacturing cotton, &c, then the y
would return TO their rli homes. Mr.
Palmer was from Randolph county,
near Longs Mills; Brown from Moor,
equity. near Carthage.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06

'"TRY TRIED AND TRUE.-Try the
enterprising wholesale grocers, Redfo,d d
4 Arendeil in anything in their line.
They have put in stock a large lot OF
Scott & Co.'S smoking, plug and twist
toba co. Careful and prompt atten-
ton given to all orders"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06

Women are eve ywhere using and re-
commenting Parker sGinger Tonic, be-
-ause they have learned fiom experience
hat it speedily overcomcs desponden-
'. Indigestion. pain or weakness in the
back and kidneys, and other troubles
peculiar to the sex Home Journul
See adv.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06

A friend Just from Philadelphia, ey
toling the hospitalitics Of "Plumer's
American Hotel, opposite Independents,
hall, declares that on paying his bill,
he found it the most reasonable and sat
isfactory of all his hotel experiences.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06

An Agreeable Dressing for the Hair.
that will stop its falling, has been long
sought for. Parker's Hair Ralsam, DIS
tinguished for its purity, fully supplies
this want.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06

Gen. W. p. Roberts. Safe Audi
tor. has accepted the position "f Chist
Marshal Of our Fair The sci ction Is an
excellent one. He will make splendid
officer. City Cdi otmtan.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06
Jennings. Hamilton Co, Fla

After fair trial of Dr. Clark Johr :
sons Indian Bl 'od Syrup can reco :
mend it as an excellent remedy (, r
Nervous Diseases
C. w EIIREoN
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06

For the Farmer and Mechanic
= An Emrty Sleeve Of Faded
Grey -

AN ~ ~ - ,vv OF faded sirey'
H.ng- iup,y Lose ar MS breast,
The RI tl4t Il il once sIa sway
Wclo ~ IN Jre 'kaiust a : crest.
That nov Il With dust
" b, re rails the Banner oi Our rrHsti
The missing arm, ana >:ars, aud Bars,
Types " lost Hopes, aud Iruitless Scars.
But Time vii. 80 moss cover all
he -cu ptured shaft aud rude stoae pail;
The tale thev tell none may perceive,
Or memory KEEP, shS they should SrieNe,
For SHAT ter - rine, or Empty Sleeve,
save (GL bar Ike til -OIis where lies
4 cherished hre that .lev, ..l,s,
II inner yoiGe n Il ever
That T. ono ar a ~ non, Ill shall be
For Stoues Jackson anu tor Lee;
Aud n4ans another glorious nam
hat cnalIrn .ng taro' the rump of Fame
Was feed Oh wsve- of loud acclaim
To VIII resoe'er the tldings came
Of hard fought fields, where, 81 !e by side
With Death, each daunties ly did ride,
Plotting thro, Wars stormy tide.
SO long as memory doth not sleep,
But holds Its Heroes ,rdNes in view;
w lie maidrns sigh, and III itrons weep,
ana treasured elics tUndly keep,
Tha. sleeve will be trophy too.
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Is a Positive Cure

for all those Painful Co,Epl, nts and Weakne esse :
common to our best femal- populatiou.
1t will cure entirely the worst form of Fcnal
Complaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation
md liberation, Falling aud Displacements, and
the consequent Spinal eakuess, aud is particii-
larly adapted to the Change of Life.
1t will dissolve and eXpel tu;nors from h,
uterus in early stage of development. The
tendency to caucerous humors there checked
very speedily by its use.
1t removes fintuess fatuleucy, destroys all
craving for still ulants, and relieves weakness Of
the stomach. 1t cures Blnatiug, HI ada hts,
Nervous Prostratou, Geuerai De- i4ty, leeP |, ss-
ness, Depression aud Indigestion.
That fe .lug OF bearing down, causing pain,
weight and bacKache lis always permanently cured
by Its use.
1t will at all times aud under all circum stances
act i'll harmony NIth the laws that govern the fe-
male systom.
For the cure Of Kidney Complaints of either SIX
this co upOuud Is unsurpassed.
Lydia l.. pIukham's Vegetable Compound il
prepared at 2}3 and 235 West Avenue, L. nu.
Mass. Price 81. Six bottles s.. Sen by mail
in the form of ills also III the form of loZeuges.
on rece pt If prIce, 81 per box for either. Mrs.
Pinkhan freely answers all letters # inquiry
Send )r pamphlet Address as above. Mention
this ,per.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06

NrlE. In the No enber Number,
lS66, of the Land We Love- publish
ed i'll Charlotte, n c., is neat llttl.
story entitled Home on Furlough,' at
the conclusion OF which the auth ,r per
petrates what he calls his "soittary t,ne
Of poet,y," viz: An empty sleeve OF
faded Grey, and bcgs the assistance OF
some one to appropriately complete his
beginning. 1t is some years now since
the request was made, aud the author
him. eli may be at rest, but coming up y
it accidentally, and being struck with
the idea, essayed the above Iin-s as an
answer to his petition. /. of ..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06
BRANCH OF THE
Petersburg Iron Works,
AT SANFORD, n. G.

A. N. CLAY, NJ Manager.
We have established branch OF our
busine at Sandford, n. c., where
our Mr.. Clay will be prepared to exc
cute all kinds of repairs with dess
pa'ch to furnish fittings for Steam
Engines and machinery, and to receive
Ord,is for Engines, Boilers, Saw Mills,
Powtrand HIND Cotton Presses, Mill
Gearing, Plows, Castings, &c.
E. III. PLUMMER & co.
Petersburg, Va.
Oct 7 I'm.
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Peace INSTITUTED.
FOR y]UNG LADIES,
RALEIGH, y. {.

JOHN hEy; r +. rTRWEhL, nIlkWELf. Principals.
The ninth annual session commences w ednes
day, i *. 81, 1881, AN 4 closes June Z, iooz. IN
instruction Civ ii in all branches usually taugh
In frst-clnsa female schools. Advantages Tor vo
cal and instrumental music unsurpassed. Build
ing heated throughout by steam. Location equa
to any in the country for healthfulnesS and &C
cessibllity FOR circular and catalogue, address
REV. K. BURWELI4 SON,
inc Soft Raleigh, NC.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06

NO family should he without Lydia Z. Pink
hams Liver ! ills. they re cou Stpatiou, fii
iousness, and torpidity of the liver 25 ceutt
per box.
Eg-Sold ny all Drupeists.-sa
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FOR AUGUST and SEPTEMBER

During the months OF August and
September, we offer Panos AMI Organ
at Lowest CASH RATES, payable
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TAKE DUE NOTICE.

Pea mention the Farmer aud Mech
when .ou write or sp.ak 20 AdV"rt3-@r-.
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Sept. 6fi
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-10
VESSELS on THE WAT.


From American E-OFl~s
Alice Buck. Am n / April d
Belle Of Oregon bR y Y May .
Carrie winslow. bk. siI tons, Philadelphia, Mch 6
Columbia, sh lS55 tons. Humphrey y y. Jan 20.
c. Harlburi, bk. 400 tors y G.June
Empire. sh 1872 tons. New York. Jan a.
Emma T Croweli bk lla5 tons Mav-5
Geo w Elder. str. : 'une II
Gerten, sh Philadelphia, Jan 10
Henry Sandford. 81. il5g tons. Sleeper. Y
March p
Indiana ship o. r. q \. co, iron. May2l
Kate Davenport. sl i2ls tons. Mallett \ Jan IS
Mississippi. o. r. d y. 90. str Y. May@i
Oracle. sh 1850 tons Morrison. Philadelphia Mch p
Olive Southard Am sh Philadelphia March :
Palmyra, sh. 1850 tons Minot n March
state of California. S. 23gn tons. Dehney, =
June 10
Saranac sh n Y April u
sparrow sch 5 4 March l6
Tam O'Shsnter bLt. :. 4. June
willamette. s.. 2c39 tons, \ March -
From Foreign Ports.
Adolf. Swe. blk. Gs5 tons. Rinsmans~on. Gotten
burg, oct Is
Banksfeld Br blk Liverpool Apuls
Buston Vale. br bk 80 tons, Buckingham Nokc-
hama Feb
Boxford br bk. Liverpool. March 2
Chilo. br bk. Liverpool. May p
City of Quebec br bk 7Vp tons London Dec o. via
Victoria
Crossfield. hr bk Liverpool, March -
Countess OF Rothrs. Br sh. Middlesboro, Dec p
Countess of Derby, bs, Middlosboro. Ing, ian >.
City of Manchester. br bk 80 tons R:o
Doom. Br bk S17 tons Newcastle
Doxford, br bk. Liverpool Murcl via Victoria
Furness Abbey. bk. luSS. Libby. Yokohama.
Glengaber. br bk, est tons, Liverpool. May ~
Glenperis, III lua4 tons, Cape OF Good-hope. du,
June.
Oberon. b.. lls0 tons Liverpool April y
River Avon. br bb 1.a llolker Liverpool March
Sidlaw. lIr bk 4es tons McGlashan MIddlehorougi
Jan -
Vancouver. b > l6i3 tons. Newcastle
Zoe. DIR bk Liverpool via Victoria Jan
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Scottish Bard. Br bk. sla tons. Little. R0cAhalnp-
ton. June
Sol Thomas. stF. Coos bay, June
oregon IS. 2835 tons. Pohlman. June
Alpha. sch. starr. Tllamook. june .
Ethel br bk 80 tons. Graham. Liverpool. may y
Argo. gr bk 6j3 tons, Gate Valparaiso Mas 2s
Rival. blk 2gg tons Adams. :. 4. Mas =
Clan Ferguson. DR.. bk. 20 tons Wilson. Brisbane.
May -.
Alden Besse. Am b},. -i2 tons. Noyes. Honghong
may p
Coloma. Am bk So tons. Noyr-. Hoagh"ng May ~
Martha Fisher. br bk. Sll tons. McAdam, NcWcas-
ie. n ) ". MAY l6
I;eIIaportc br bk luso tons. Tate. Newcastle.
w. May -
M-rom. sh 1901 tons. Lowell. y y tlay
Clan Grant. br bk aGS tons. james. i'm Liverpool.
May6
Marion King br DIX gs9 tons Rio Janeiro May5
Shubrick Lighthouse str. Everson. north
April -
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Literary Revolution.

BE@Wisdom is We principal thing therefore get wis
dom booke that is worth reading is worth owning
To make and friend is better than make $500
only One thousand bookes, profit sI.oo cachS 900
One million bookes profit one cent each-sIo,ooo!
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Reaver LodRe 80. Is. LO.O.F.

Nee; every Thursday evening. sSF
al O'Clock. in the Odd Eel ,.ssE
lows Hall. cor. Of Cass and Che
namus streets, Astoria. Members Of the Orde
are invited 90 attend. By order. n. g.,
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KENDALIS SPAWN CURE

Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. Is. 1880.
D.:. =. .I. KENDALL < Co, Gents / have
avery line mare that has had a bone SPAWN
for a long time. I tried every thing man
could devise tO cJIrr il but all in vain and
WIS about 10 give it up when u friend Of
mine In this city came tO me and recon-
mpnded kendall'S SPAWN Cure which tried
with grand results. renewing that bone clear
and clean and then l sent - cents To You for
one Of Your Illustrated Horse Books and
think there Is no better book printed ON the
horse and his diseases. | have taken great
interest IN IL and have since sold Is copies
for YOU tony ueighbOTS and will try and do
what good / can by getting them for others
NOUrS trTfiy e. w NIL IER
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From a Prominent Physician.

WaShingtOnyillc Ohio. June l.. 1850.
BI;. l.. j. KENDNIL \ Co. Gents Read
iu. yogr advertisement Iu Turf. Field and
Farm. Of Keudall'S Spawn Cure. ana having
a valuable and speedy Horse which had been
lame from SPAWN eighteen months. ! sent To
You fer a bottle by express, which IN sin
weeks removed AL lameueSS and enlarge
mCnt and 1t large SplmI from another horse,
and both horses are To-day as sound rs colts.
The one bottle WAS worth t0 me QUE hundred
dollars. Respectfully yours.
d. i. REisTOI FIT. VI. ID.
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Common Council.

Regular meetings second and fourth Tues
day evenings Of each month. AT z : o'clock
Bfs- Persons desiring 10 have matters acted
upon by the Council. at any regular meeting
must present the same 20 the Auditor and
Clerk on or before the Friday evening prior
to the Tuesday ou which the Council holds its
regular meetings. K. ID. CARDWELL.
Auditor and Clerk.