New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17
miscellaneous.


mo COTTON MANUFACTURERS az : H.
L yuriug theu.-it hab long been de'iraola v N
manursctnr-rs TO obtain machine TO prepare
hal be- Ie.s ohi-c;ionsble dangerous Of fIe
100 go a. p.,rly al tn .,Jn mills hat have n
hsy. b,-en fred BY these tn-cA'- The Ent, sS.ik
eopf:e en-: thai in rlscninc- the pubic 'i.a'
,;,, rr from drr "a co,,ron .rrding mach lis
propertie, Willow or Picktn- 'tschtneisr 1ore
any in us- IL New England, "a i go less pc - re-
pair, will produce more work cesl The co.;o oe..sl
and simple IN construction. and vii Coz .ecotIou
$50 fee, from the machine Il d-irable t. itso Is 60
perfectly separated hal II sfords I've diri th-
ity OF separating from The cotton and very
operation OF The succ--diug machines There Is some - .
In operation 10 the best mills 10 New LnsIsnu-e
Lowell, Manchester. SAco sod Norwich
EDMUND BACON, SaPt Elliott MIL
Newton Upper Falls. Msss-
MANCHESTER, Aug. :. 1915
To .,6on ., r.y eonoern-Tni- c-rIihes that OF M
Racors Willows in suece-stu operation al me s's.
Nils The average WORK made a. TIE present time n .
mill 4. 80 600 lbs per week One OF ine
iIowipp 50 OO lbs and The OF 20O0 per week II VIII
b. thai $3.50 lbs reeE con'ld-rso!y lno
han eny three the Copi-s Woss are cong a. L2"e
Al The presert time Bscou's Willow prepares 50 co. Zoe 10
s sane leng TIE much better than either me Loei
or Ma.ous Willow will one-Ihrd OF the asI named quaint
~ without mourning n.f risk OF ire II leeds ol'
vonircs power propc this machine maj
r., The onical and sbout obe half rs much required
for Mssons Willow ard will need one quarter tAe re-
pairs OF those generally IN use Al Inc present. nne-
aqons per minute vii create drsueh! OF sif 70
purpose OF Willow snd. Fan with confidence recon-,
mead Bacon. Willow ssfsr superior to any am acquainted
win thai The merits of me machine are seosfAS
known ii viii NJ Immediately nu oduced ,,,
j z JAMES Oyerse-r Of Cardius. 81 STARK MliI'-
several letleri received from those using them;
The Picking Machines had Of for WOO! are very
liked One Of used for vTorsled wool snc We are
perfectly satisfied opens The wool better and breaks
the staple es- than any other pcser we have ued me o
il used for filing woo and equally satisfied mai on
short m. and coiisc wools II Is more e;ncrni man me
Scotch Picser which, ucul We ted yours, a. re Deal
We could find ALEA WklCdL,
apl lavtf Supt Lowell ~. 20.
uUUsUN RIVER HAILk"AD.-The uuc-r-
n ,isre1 Directors aud Commissioners Of The Hudson
River Railroad Company, have delayed operig Books oi
SuL,ciipou present 10 The Public such Stale
meats based upou good data in reereLce TO in- prospects
OF the undertaking. aud the pref,s 10 be derived from
when in operation Independently of indirect advans.es
as III induce very general subscription 10 The otook OF
th- Company farther delay until the FRS; of september
may deemed expedient II NOT sooner CD hsi Inc
Subscription Books w be opened the places required
by The Cnarer and other places as msy be deter mi
81 upon Of hich notice will he given 10 HE mean.
time The public rsy assured that the unders!ned
have perfect confidence 10 the entire OF Ibis big
iu portsnt Dated the City ofNewYork, June 10Th
1896
John B. Jervis GcuTerptur kerloIe,
Stephen All-p, Fortune C. White,
ROperl Kelly, Saul Alley
Matthew Morgan, anes Bcormsn
Aaron Ward, James Hooker,
William Chamberlain, Thomas W. PeerssL
James n. Wells, 1eIe l"