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pAHLtAnENr pEoUEEDlNas.
Further Amendments TO tho Irish Land
LlIlI.

iItlI.
LONDON, August l2-The voc In the
Commons last night erroneou,ly rep orted
as on Lord OAltn'S amendment concerning
the unfair aad unreasonable leases, wa
on Lord LandSowns's amendment to
omit the provisO that at tue expiration
the existing leases OF tenants be deemed
tenants at the present ordinary yearly
tenants at rents, and subject 10 the condt.
tiohs oil their leases" After vote by
which this amendment was REACTED, the
Law Attorney General for Ireland pro.
posed TO amend the words, thus restored,
by giving power OF resumption In The case
oil the reversionary lease, and when
landlord desires q bOnatide tenant to occn.
py the holding. The fret amendment was
accepted, but Parnell, Healy and others
warmly opposed the second, Healy TO.
making that the resumption by the land.
lord would be regarded as eviction. Healy
proceeded 10 speak ot the dirty work Of
the lords, aud described them as heredi.
tary euemies oil the Irish people, when
tuo CpuhAot Uhlou LIul W ulueEs hlIbt "
warm dlsCusson Cairns amendment was
aseenttd TO,
In clause twenty three, which defines
the number oil tenants competent to pur.
chase estate, an amendment was proposed
by Gladstone aud agreed to, according to
which under Ger ain circumstances half
the tenants may be competent, A nuhl.
Der Of obstruction tnutionl we're rest0r:ed
TO became The law proposed to
add to Parrel's restored amendment,
relative 10 a stay Of proceedings In 90.
lion f1r rent, q provisD that llIe court
must be sAtiehed that q judicial rent will
be fked within reasonable period, not
exceeding three months. II vas carried
BY 2t0 TO "a The Irish members tbBn
moved amendments for the further sxten.
slon oi The period for hxing rents, Parnell
debating that the government was al.
tempting 10 carry Out the Views OF the
L ,fds ID on under hand nAnneh
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81 Louis, August 12.-Tbs intense hot
weather continues, with no prospect OF az
abatement. Never before hSs tbe.e been
such continuous high temperature he'e.
The mercury iOr the week has ranged
during the middle ut the day above 1882
ia Lhe shade, ard the maximum has
reached from 1O3' 10 1902 by thoroSRbly
mex posed instruments The atmosphere
hsS been, unusually dry, however, and
chief = for this reason the numbsr ot sun.
strokes has been very lev, and none oil
them fatal.
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CLlREsDuRa il said to have three chances
k, uu opposition outlet, the Penn
rIy,ula Central, the Pittsburgh 4 Lake
Ecs and the Southwest Virginia railroads,
NJ showing some promise Of hltching on
10 o,hs IVES. Virginia & Pennsylvania Rail-
Vly, which Ia the name Oithe road pro.
po,sd to be run through Harrison, Marion
Iud NonongaIiA counties to the Pensylva.
nII line. The West Virginia incorporation
hu orgauized by the election Of R. r.
bVrdsl, Of Carksburg, as President, and
uuls, bis management the enterprise will
b pu.hsd ior ell It is worth.
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VOLUME XXIX.-NUMBER SO5.
veal. The volume Of business continues

weak. The volume Of business continues
unusually large for the season, and the
fall outlook is one Of announcement.
zig iron Is strong with the late advance
OF htty cents fully maintained and higher
prices anticipated. Manufactured iron is
unchanged, with the market active and the
mills running to their fullest caphcity.
The glass trade 10 dull on account Of the
usual summer stoppsge, The stocks OF
window ware daily grows smaller, which
has tendency TO make 0 firm market,
An advance has been expected for some
time, but It has not yet been made.
The coal busineSs is without animation.
Petroleum steady, Of 2ricRs varying
less than two Cents during the past eight
days. At the close this evening 76ic was
bid for United Certificates. sales aud re-
sales 100 900 barrels; shipments 5,000,0 900
barrels,
Cattle are quisti common to primo $3.50
R6 a.
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Tan Patkembulg Journa! says that SEN
.,o, C.ud.a isVHpectsd home today and
m meet Mr. Sicklss, the consulting en-
,io,., Of the syndiclts which proposes to
SoIId The w., P. < q. Railroad, at Par
t,nbuy Oh Monday next It expected
a.party Of inspectors will accompany
,,tosVr SiCklel over the several routes oI
M D,OpOsed road, leaving ParkerSburg
mart EeeE.
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vr,PRrIpESr AETHuE does not seem
:, 4, much Impressed with The views Of
NV, wv vbO think he ought to take hold OF
1r, p,."asnti.I lu0ctlous temporarily OF per
n,n,plly duiQg the present alleged dis
.SIli,y ol,ho President, True to the ira.
ii,Iop, and requirements Of bis present
,,.,, Office hs has gone fishing.
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PAAls, August a. Edison's representa-.
tiyes here have obtained from the courts
an Injunction restraining Hiram 8. Maxim,
Of the United States Electric Lighting
Company, from exhibiting bis light In
France, on the ground that the light used
by Maxim is substantially The spms as
Editon's and is covered by bis patents.
The Injunction WAS served on the repre-.
Bentative Of The United States company al
the electrical exhibition to-day,
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pEpARtnRNfrisUnE
Ea,in,Attd shortage In wheat Of 1875, ,oOt
600 Bushels.


NEW YoRk, Augnst i2.-A special from
Washington says that the Agricultural
Department officials cay The great loss Of
the year will be on wheat, probtbiy, As
there u yes time iof uotn 10 come uul all
fiRhi, The cotton votn has not YET done
much damage, and the August report will
show a very lAvotable condition for this
Btapla.
Reports are made on August let and
come In and are collected lot publication
by the 18th, The report 10 appear next
month 10 the most important one oil the
year, and Il 10 estimated by The Depart.
meut N day that II will indicate shortage
10 the yield ol wheat Of 1b)ut l25, ,000, 900
bushels, a compared with last year. The
computations are not el mAds,yelt how.
ovef, ~ 80 " II.
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A nupnlstl IInnrlrr,

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, August l2.-Benj.
Biro (colored) was banged to-day in the
jail yard for the murder Of Policeman
MGson tColored) June 25, 1880, during the
mill riot here. About fifty persons wit.
messed the execution. A short time ago
BRO made confession OF the crime, but
on the gAllOWs asserted his innocence.
When the trap was sprung the moose
alipped and Biro fell to the ground. He
arose, assisted by the sheriff, again walked
10 the gallowB and the rope being this
time properly adjusted, was hanged.
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PIrrBuRoH, August l2,-The CONNER.
cidFs special from Unlontown, Pa, says:
Five more MoIlie MsRuites were arrested
In the mines near Dunbar, Pa, this morn.
ing on suspicion Of being concerned In
the Assassination Of Maurice Holly, Of
Dunbar, Furnace company. The prisoners
gave the panes al james Kane, Pat
Dohsh, James Mcfarland, John Collins
and james RogAn. The arrests were
made by r. ]. Linden, oi Plnkerton's
Agency.
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ST. LOUIS, August 1g.-rhe inquest In
he LAudstmAA case has just closed, but
,othips has been brought out 10 show
no committed thH deed. Tie Jury. 10
low dslibefaling upon . vetdles. The bs.
iet IA that Wolf, the OK policeman, khpws
! po9d deal more abjut the afAir than he
IA YET told, end II is gaining strength
BOTH n and outside Of police citcles.
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rHEaAtLWOAD WAR.
A Yivs Ysar rooiinE AFraBBetnsst said
10 ne FIxed %.

10 BE fixed Up.
nav YohK, August i2.--The Etpress
says. There teems 10 be sort Of tacit
understanding in financial circles here
that Vanderbilt 10 In favor Of a Eve years
money pool among the ttuuk lines 40 q
way out Of Tho continual quitting oi rates.
II was ffeeiy tepotled lhit morning that
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Uom Bany we're in
harmony with Vanderbilt, but that the
PehhsyivaniA and Eds companies object
10 any pool running longer than one year.
From this II would appear that the whole
thing 10 narrowed down 10 question Of
duration Of tie pool The Rtie has beep
making many improvements within >
yeat OF two tom which ihcfeated traffic 10
sSpec.ed in The eAtly luture, and hence
IA objection 10 the Iive Yeata contract on
ibe basis Of The present earnings,
There was . confident feeling on the
street this morning that the objections oil
the PennSylVAnlA a6d Rtle would be over.
come 10 ssmO way, and On this there were
inoFeased purchases Of the leading
trunk shares at advancing prices, which
Impaired a sttonR nndettone 10 the whole
liOt, Notwithstanding al this, stlll there
Il feeling oil uncertainty in some quat.
! lOfa, ... ...a.... u.
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r,,,,, lhvIe ia a general waking up on
'' 49,, oIc,mmitlees Of arrangements,
'a' la',I rilI not be enough SOldiNs here at
'a"' u ',minp West Virginia reunion totake
W. a'',. % NJ the ceremonies connected with
:, s.. isdle,tion Of the monument s
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s.. LOTS has u genuine sensation, in
which Ldy aud at least three gentlemen
mc,Hcuued. The lady in the case 10
200. other than Miss Nellie lISzsltine,
Eho ID alleged to have rejected ninety.
ninsIaitOu, including Samuel J. TlIden,
olGnnecy Park, New York. The gentle.
men are will HszelhDe, the young lady's
btuIher, Fred PAramOre, her teputed
lover, and John Amweg, the ron oI a
Philadelphia lawyer, who has been for
some time q member OF Ford's Theatre
company. AmwsV alleged that the young
LADY, bsiug struck" with him, had writ.
ten hin letter., held converse With him,
aud exchanged photographs, This CON.
log to Ihe cara OF young H.zeltiDe and
PAtmOfe, they invited Amweg and a
friend to PGrimore's cllics, where there
lively LuSSle, and where much dam.
so vas dOus 10 the personal appearance
oI oil four, Tie uauso Of oil the trouble
hNpreseBt a, the White Sulphur Springs.
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NJ, ol lns sssAyis!s At the Bankers
o,',.ntou vS in session at Niagara this
WV, wv. .t,,.c.ed considerable attention, by
'..maolsops ''' Of a panic not many years
% g'',,,, Ls,iug bis prophecy on the natur'
''', ', elimination Of the present reckless
h,rInr AVID aIlInH. L.
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NRw YOhk, August i2 Two atn datnt
from italy, who arrived Tor The putpote
Of identifying the Italian bandit E'posito,
went 10 Ludlow street jail and without
hIAiLatlon picked out the prisoner from
lihe Q! tRenIy iout Others ia which he Vas
PLACED,
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dred thousand votes, and probably hun
drsd aud twenty thousand, while ninety
thousand Is q liberal estimate Of the
strength Of the Bourbon ticket. A large
yots will probably bs pOllsd, and the
opposition TO BourbOnism will be power
iul enough to prevent intimidation and
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loatIall

19.8o-The President passed comfort.
able morning He continues to take
without repusnance the liquid nourish.
ment allowed and ate with a relish for
breakfast n laiger quantity OF aolid food
food than he took on yesterday. His ptilse
is 100, temperature 90 8, respiration 10.
[Signed1 ATTENDING PHYSICIANS
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BuLLErIN REPORTS.
Condition OF the Preaident as stated BY
the Physicians.

EXECUTIVE 'MAsatOs, $3.50 A. x.-Ths
President slept we'll the greater part Of the
night The fever Of yesterday afternoon
subsidized during the evening aud has not
been preceptible since l0P NJ His gen.
eral condition this morning is good. Pulse
100, temperature 9S and respiration 10.
[sigued1 ATTENDING PHYSICIANS,
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4Wtst ViFEISia CIiy,.

DEAbwOOp, D. T., August l2.-Ths
excitement oCcasIonsd by The carbonate
discoveries, nine miles from here, coptln.
ues. A new town has. sprung up, called
"weSt Virginia, which iS we'll represented
In all branches of trade, and supports a
daily paper.
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3 Z P. H.-The President has passed a
comfortable day. Atths evening dressing
bis wound wIs found to be doing well.
The quantity Of secteted pus 10 gradually
diminishing, and It's character 10 healthy.
The tiae OF temperature this afternoon
reached the satna point "a yesterday. A.
present the pnlseis los, Temperature 1912 /,
respiration 10,
(Signed) ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
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ltOmCiai'J.

$3.50 p M.-sinCe the 1880 bulletin there
has been no material Chsuge fnthe preAi.
dents condition. Atthis hour he is doing
very we'll. There is no more fever than
was noted Ia The last official bulletin, aud
the patient 10 resting quietly.
[Slened1 ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
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,,.,,o, vrltss that he has Csa'ed pre-
,,,.a ln'S the weather until hi' almanac i'
aspDI w. ms,ntims "All communications
VI -.D'Des ~ have been stopped"
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wtLKKBARRE. Pa, August 10 -=Stsubsh
Butler, age uinty.two years, the oldest
citizen Of this city, died this altetno!on.
He was The soti OF Col. H.bulon Butler,
Who c0nmahded the settlers at the mss
kacFe oI WSomlug In l778 He vas also
editor oi tks Wyomiug Httda, the f9t
paper established In Lu1stne county In
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BSaLiS, August is.-lt has been resolved
that The official language in Ttan1vaal
ahAll be Dntth, and that no other be allow.
ed Ia The law couits. This places the
Bntish residents and natives al further
dlsadYanLaRe. "
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THE Enquirer drops tender note Of
sympathy for McFAddsn and Hunter, Of
the steubsnyille Gatete, who are threaten.
ed with All opposition daily. These gen.
men, the Enquirer says, have labored for
several years, industriously aid loyalty, tn
establish a daily p'psr in tisld whi'eued
with thy bonea Of those who vAlnly died
10 similar attempts, They have achieved
4 success which IL almost phenomenal 10
the country yihurnalism Of the State. They
have established newspaper, but they
have not done 1t 10 the right way. They
have been losling away their time. The
other fellows will nov step up and show
them what they should have done In the
first place. All you have to do TO- establish
a daily paper Ia to take turn
about town for an hour or two
with a subscription pSper 10 Sixty
mlnutes or tbereabouts you cen get enough
money or enough collateral placed to your
credit in bank to run an eIgh. column,
elghtpags psper for Ave yeart, and furnish
the editorial rooms with Turkey carpets
aud u igardu kickers. II 1t should hap.
pen 10 he market day, the farmers will fall
over each other to yet At tho lls', aud will
be- deeply offended II the swell capitalists
OF the town are permitted to gobble up all
the honors Of the occasion. TheGe things
have TO be managed adroitly. itho sub
Gcription lie! Is permitted to run wild, the
incoming editor will have to open bauk
account for eide speculation before he has
written a line. "stuck" typs or turned q
wheel. II iS easier to statt newspaper
than II is TO open a graveyard.
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NHW Yoak Aus1st12 --Tbs Immigration
Commissioner has begun suit asalnBt
the different steamer companies 10 recover
$40 900 inspection duty, being one dollar
iof Q lch immigrant landed at Cattle Gar.
den during Juhe and Ju'y .IE
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THE Elmir4 Rslorns.ory--tEs only 10.
StiGution Of the kind 10 this C,un.ry has
been practically aba. doned A commit
tee appointed to investigate its accouuls,
found that It's iuanciAl condition
was so bad 40 10 excite u suspiclOn Of
iobbsry, But The truth was that the
manngsrs had devoted 40 much time 10
reforming the prisoners and 81 little 10
business that they were unable to make .
good money showing, TnO Elmirs prison
did manufacturing on It's own account.
Raw material was bought by the msnsgers
and the products sold in open market, By
order oi the last Legislature this system
Will'bs given up. In future the labor Of
the prisoners will be lArmsd out to con.
tractors Rs in other States. AZ the con.
ylcls during working houB will be under
the control Of The contractors 1t will be
impossible TO apply tsfOrnStory notions
to them. Moral SuIsion will give way to
sterner discipline. 1t was this prison
which Mrs. Lowell referred to In her late
paper before tho Oonf4rencs OF Charities 90
90 model Of what oil prisons should be.
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,,vra,L lack OF confidence iS being
A'''.,.d in the Presidential bulletins
aIs'''' 10 -. Masculine signatures. Specials
'll M, ~ Edison would be an improve
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CLARxsBuRo. W. Va, August IL
Special Dispatch to the tptsllISsnesr
Mrs. NorthCott, wife Il General R. g.
Northcott, died this morning.
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5s5,, viii be no beautiful gates aiar at
Is.A Is..S.,ile campmsstipg tomorrow
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The day at tue Executive Mansion has
been marked by no special features. DR..
Hamilton was present at several dressings
oI the Preaidont's wound and despite the
iaCt that The bulletins show an increased
temperature, does not hesitate 10 declare
that 1t 10 his judgment that the President
10 improving and that the case 10 very
hopeful. He attributes the high pulse and
temperature TO the operation on Monday,
and says be would have no apprehension
II the Same conditions oi pulse-and tenn.
perature continued for several days.
The doctors assert that the healing pro.
cess is Z libg OIL fusly The pus Is draining
niceiy. The President has had better
appetite and taken and retained larger
amount Of food than yesterday.
DR.. Bliss Is suffering from pus poisoning,
received through cut on hia right hand,
while handling the knives used at Mon.
days operation. His associate, Dr.
Rsyburn, tbiuksit may cond1e him to his
house for u law days. Dr.. Hamilton
attributes the effect Of the rus to the
unfAvorsble physical condition Of Dr.
Bliss, whose heGlth has been impaired ty
his constant attendance upon the Presi-
dent. Neither Of the surgeons anticipate
any seriouB result.
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nIkn.

DIED.
RRAEZHBLN-On TbuisdAy evening, AusDu II,
iSsii q. VIZ. FaAAEHlia, Sgd 2S years.
kuutr'l ihlt iHttntdaJl ietnoon N o'eioet,
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AaNHw WRITES A CARD.

PHILADELPHIA, August l2-Gn the
Philadelphia Times. Of August 8. 1881, a
Communication appeared which Processes
to present my views In regard 10 several
points connected with President Gar
Reld's wound. AS this article has been
made the basis lof an editorial on the sauic
subject in the New York Herald, and has,
90 understand, been q subject oi com
ment In other papers, deem Tiny duty
to say that in no particular do the details
given represent my Views oI the case, nor
Wers they ever given by me- to any repre-.
sentative Of the press,
[SIgned y. II. A0NEW
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Cks gnteIAigs'tfea

,o.. Is pua "a Fourteenth street,
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p,4tsaundH, August i2 There b moth.
log particularly new in ttads siaSs ltst
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pR. pnISs ? IsoNRp uY Pus.

When DR.. BIies returned to the White
House to attend the midday examination
to-day, he carried his right arm in a.sling.
Upon being asked the Cause therefor, Dr..
Bliss said: II have received little pus
poisoning" Further enquiry elicted thein'
formation that during the operation which
was performed on the President Monday
morning. the doctor AccldentIy struck The
instrument which had been used to make
the inCision, receiving q small cut on his
iore.flDger. The wound, although slight,
beC,me irritated, aud 10 now considerably
swollen. 1t is supposed that with the cot
he received some Of thepus which had ad.
hered 10 the inStrument.
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1T is SIX WEEKS
siNOE TIE FREslDRHF MAS SHOT,
And snII He suHsrs-Ho Material change
In HIs Condition YSaIerday-HIa
PuISe nalnIainS lis EFsqueRsy, 4.
Yesterdays BuIls'ipR. 3 4

huntI accomplished W hAty NeiHS'u
and some other friends, sailed in the o.
s. steamer Despatch for Norfolk to-day.
PRRrARNa goR THE SEA VOYAGE.
The U. S. steamer Talaphosu, which hiss
been undergoing rspAin and fitting ont
for the sea during the pSst month. will be
manned to morrow, A suite Of rooms
have been prepared expTesSly Tor the use
Of President Garfield in the event Of It's
being found practicable TO take him out
on the water when he becomes sufficiently
strougto warrant his being moved from the
Executive Mansion. The suite consists of
four comparatively large rooms, including
q he'd chamber, reception and ante room
aud bath room. 1t is determined to
take the PrpHidtntUn the vessel sWirging
bed will be hug in his chamber for the
purpose OF preventing the patient from
being annoy ed by the motion Of the vessel
A steam heating apparatus is being placed
In the Presidsht'a quarters whereby the
fur rooms Can be kept perfectly dry and
warm, This arrangement 10 said 10 be
principally for use during the continuAUce
of ioggy or dHMp weather.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-20
THE REASON

Why, /. w. Harper's Nelson County
Whiskey Is preferred above all other
Brands is because it is the most reg
ular and most perfect Product, incon
testsbly ever made A long expo
rience in the manufacture Of the
Harper, the large Capital Of the
Distiller which enables him TO hold
his Whiskey until it has fully ma
lured, together vita the fact that
the Whiskey is bought by and
shipped TO US direct from the Distil-
lillery accounts for the unyarying
satisfaction it has given those best
educated 10 a fine Wmskey.
TRICE s CO,
July 7 ly Sole Agents.
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WOODS PATENT GIN SAW
FILING MACHINE

Strengthens bent teeth and makes Ga,
rounded OF needle point, and win CD,
from 30 to 40 saws per hour NOR,
perfectly than has heretofore been
done by hand OF machinery
Having purchased the right to us,
and sell this patent for ChickasaW
county, as an old maehinist, / can
confidently recommend 10 TO the peo-
pie. Apply TO or address,
II. s. BODENHAMER.
sepu.M Okol01a, Miss.