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The New York herald., 1846-01-17
THIRD EDITION.
PRIVATE TREATISE,

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Aware Of the opinion in general entertained Of those
Who obtrude their skll the public muttudes Of whom
are in almost every paper) considered duty
De following statement the ground which this little
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Besides the authors rank Gdnate Of Edinburgh, kehm
former medicine, viz, The Domestic Guide
Medicine which passed through editions Trea
Dyspepa,on the Epidemic Cholera &c has
timonal letters from the phycians Euyore
the eminent America Sir Ashley Cooper DR. Mott
Of this city, Dr. rhysick Of Phladepha and othsrs and
which most gratifying, has permission to refer almost
eve4 physician ofemnence in the city.
The author has lately observed that several pretendess
have nearly initiated his advertisements and the title OF
hrs book they could but those who should unfcnate
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT CUSTOM HOUSE
OFFIcERs--Robert S. Herndon, to be surveyor
and inspector Of the revenue for the port Of Velasco
the State of Texas Alexander Somervle, to be sur.
veyor and inspector of the for the port Of Ca
vallo In the State OF Texas Galen Hodges, to be
tagorda in the State Of Texas W. c. " Dashiel to be
surveyor and inspector Of the revenue for the port Of
Sabine in the State of Texas. George NJ Colensworh
to De surveyor and inspector Of the for the port
Of Corpus Christi in the state Of Texas. A. Davis
Jr to be surveyor and inspector Of the revenue the
port Of Baltimore in the State of Maryland vice Thomas
Lloyd removed. James Polk to be naval Officer for the
district of Baltimore in the State Of Maryland vice Ss
muel J. X Handy removed.
LAND OrrIcER-Pierre T. Landry, Of Louisiana, to be
Surveyor general Of the public lands in the State
Louisiana, the place Of Francis D. Ncwcomb, removed
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIvIcArroS.

REAL EsrArE-.7f .7uefion-The two story cottage at
Clifton, L. with about Of ground, building 40
by 4s feet with out houses green house, &C.. $4,000
Cottage the above and Of ground fronting
New York avenue, $3.50. acres OF meadow land in
vicinity $il9s Pine grove and sea view cottage
aud acres Of glound adjoining Mr.. Aspinw walrs pro-
perty $4,000 The three story BRICK house and lot ~
Norfolk street. IS by 100 feet $4,000 The store and lot
2s6 Pearl street. IS by % feet inches sidc and
ss feet inches the other se75 The store and lot
23o waser street. 7s feet one side and 80 feet the
other Sio,sso The two story brick house and lot 10
Market street. rs BY SO fact $1,000. lot 10th, street
near 9th avenue, IS by 100 feet 81 l3o lots do do
same size esch tisQ0, s2eQ0.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l6. 1919.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l6, 1916.
Foreign Ns0s and Philadelphia Post O6ee-StaS5inx-
Weather, &c.
The foreign news by the Iowa. arrived in this citv bv
the mail pilot line last evening in the Era Herald but
was not delivered 10 the editors till this morning Two
Of our Philadelphia papers ran expresses one only of
which proved effective bringing the for the North
dmsresn, at o'clock in the morning But for the un-
accountable delay the Office the enterprise of the
Herald even in Philadelphia, would have knocked our
expresses completely in the head and We all would
have been indebted to it for the foreign news What
could have caused the Withholding Of your extras from
the eitors ofths city, know not; but there is neg
gence somewhere and by the people of Philadelphia
were prevented from receiving the in their regular
morning papers Thus has the efforts of the Herald to
benefit the people Of this city been frustrated
A man named Phillip Dougherty was stabbed in the
abdomen this morning, in afrsy which originated in
light betweentwo boys in Moyamensing. The wounded
the deed has been secured.
The weather is rainy. Last night John Weaver the
apPoplexy and doubts entertained Of his
At Burtons theatre, Chestnut street, ia new piece
being enacted Il is a splendid me mslo.dra%a, but
unlike most Of these productions, its language 10
poetical the concsits pointed and ingenious, and H.
lustrates moral throughout. The scenery is mag
ncent and the sudden changes to which subjected
exhibit great skill in mechanism 1t ought to draw
to those which draw crowded houses in this
city should think that this piece would rescue the
mslo drama from the deep degradation into which has
been sunk by physical display and red and blue
fire. The seguns will be at this Establishment in about
two weeks.
The Stock Market remains firm at yesterdays prices
as will be seen by the following quotations =
Sales or Stocks at Philadclphla.
FIRST BOARD, Jan. l6-Sl000 Lehgh Mortge Loan,
b5 76 81 shas Camden and Amboy ll3; 200 Girsrd BIZ
de-, s 300 do, b5 St Manuf Mech Bk b5 "a; $4,000
State SIS, g.; $4,000 do ds esp, 67A shs Penn. Ohio
Canal, 24 SO Reading RR, 5ds 2sf; 20 do, rw, 2s}.
AFTER sALEs$20oO State 5's, c&p 67t; $4,000 fehigh
6's, AS AS $500 Camden & Amboy Bonds, SO; shas
Commercial Blk, 80; Philad Bk 1885, SO Reading RR b5
Rk, 30.
sEcoSD BoARD.-slo2o Camden & Amboy Bonds 90;
$4,000 Texas Bonds, TO- (Monday) 80; shs Commercial
Blk, so.
ArrEn sALEs-$5oeo State 5s 5ds, 67E; $4,000 Read.
ing RR Bonds 67t 400 shs Reading RR, 5ds, 2s Me.
chanics' Blk, 23t; 100 Vicksburg Bk, II.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

BALrIMoRE, Jan l6.Arr brig Lady Adem. BeethsI from
load for Hamlet Boston bsrQues Fa
mouth Walker, tor York; Home disc; Wsban fm Boson
York; brgs Bulah, fin Portland for Africa; Rover from Rio
rande for Africa lbertina FIN Rie Grande, unc do
s. lon 40 w whaling brig Jnno. cruise With 4s bbs
oil; 9Th, lat lon % 50 W. whaling barque Sarah e.
ther.
Mary EIn WsT, Ware kysr Ga sris Pssxy, Smith NTH
bsrquc Parthian Allen Richmond, bound to New Orlesns
PiILApELPHA Jan i6Ar schr RebeccA Collins ds from
h,sf Rata do
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY IL.

Cleared.
ship Silvc de rss,e, Rich. Havre, Fox Livingston.
Ship Plato Beae Liverpool Crosby Croker Bassett'
shin Auburn, Durfey, NeW Orleans Stanton Frost.
S,eamshp lisni Bazett Havana. Chastelain Ponvert
Barque Lilus 0chrst Neuvltss, Holt Il Owen. -
Brig Washington Norwegan) Smith, Lsuwg, via Charles
R,is Marion Gage, Read, Belize; B Blanco.
Brig Ann Ezs, Williams, st Marks. h ID Hurfbut X
Brig Alueda, Rowland, st Marks, Coc, Anderson CO.
Brig Rufas 5oue. Dillingham; Chsrestoa. Durham & D
Brig Helene Graber, Bremen, j q Muller 4 CO.
Schr Challenge, Paul Matanzas, Buck X Peters.
Schr ] Holt, Holt, 81 Msrys, Geo.
Schr Fashion, Howard, Wilmington Del.
Schr Lark, Redmond Phladelphia.
Schr Ann Paul. Chester and Philsdelpha Badger feck
Schr Oscar, Adams, Philadelphia Plat x felrson.
Schr Washington. Gould, Norfolk, Mckee, Hurd co.
Sloop Native, Wells, Providence, master
#s Arrived.
Packet ship Rochester Porter, tbsore reported from II
verp ol dec, with Woodruff Mnturn. Sailed
in co with shps Cornes French for New York Lehgh Tor
Philadelphia George Stevens Stevens for New Oreans
Barque Nsno Lane, (of Boston,) from Palermo, 22d Nov
Passed Gibraltar Dec Dec 3 on Cape de Gait spoke barque
Maid Of Orleans ds I'm Boston bound mp the Straits same
time exchanged gnals with brig showing blue signal with
ietrcr w in It. asth Dec, lat 20, exchanged signals with
schr Allowing red signal with blue border ID gale
from NV by W. cped which carried away the stern
boss wheel binuses round house companion booby
hitch rail- 6ng the cabsa with water &c, and injured the
III kds Nu, HsS,ud, 8, Thems', ID Inst, in bIss,so A
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APPOINTMENTS NY THK GOVERNOR. r.
Lee, com OF deeds, vice Edmund Gross, resigned;
William g. II. English Pearson IL. Jeremiah. Charles B.
Hart James 9. McAdam and George W. Stevens, com.
Oh DEEDS vice w liam Grsndin John Pauding Elhana,
Martin Joseph IL stewart and Robert cVey, resigned
samuel Cockcrois notary public vice Samuel G. Cock
croft declined the appointments Henry d. Beach and ].
Wm Crandin, resigned Kings Co-Charles J. Low.
Tey and Augustus side com of deeds for the city Of
son, resigned. Queens Co.-Gilbert J. McCoun master
nd examiner in Chancery, vice James Valentine de-
ceased. -
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misceIlaneoas Record.

DIsAsrER-Brix Anei, Hopkins, Of Baltimore. with
cargo and and bound to Jamsca went ashore On
ne night Of the 2h about and half miles inside
Henry after diseh.g part Of her sarso IVES sos
the cargo di charged will be brought smaller vessels
with ali despatch -(Norfolk Beacon.
BR,c ALMEN from Boston, with cargo OF molasses, hay
live bound Wsshnston NC wen, ashore @ sturdy
Crew ali saved. The Journal Of the hrst mate, Mr..
Par ors OF the brig Wampoasg, Pattisor, Of New york
passenger the scho Comet belongng TO WiI,
minetop c. and from Turks Island, which schr with all
hands on board with p lost the 7h inst
Ocracock Inlet the following ,aement, Bng Wam,
Turks Island the s2d Dec. The Jouanal aud other rae
are Ia ssion Of gentleman In city, who will
forward them 20 Mr. friends by the earliest opportunity
+ Once Norfolk Beacon.
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u. $. SUPREME CorRT, Jan. Is, ls46-No. 60.
West River Bridge Company, plaintiff In error. vs.
Joseph Dix a al The argument Of this was con-
cluded by Mr., Webster for the plaintiff in error No
"a The United States appellant John e. McLsmore
ct al This argued by the Attorney General
for the appellant and by Messrs Brnlsy and Eaton for
the appellees No. n. A. Michond OF al appellants w.
B. Girod ct al Ths argument Of this cause was com.
msnced by Mr. Eustis for the appellants Adjourned till
Tomorrow, u O'Clock
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New York, Friday, Jan. IL.

BREApsrurrs.-Ther little more doing, to-day,
than was previously noticed, and the market is also
more firm at our last quotations. Sales made in
0snesee for export at s675 and in Southern at SIS 10
asS sly.
CorroS.-Thcrs a moderate enquiry to-day, and
the sales amounted to about 900 bales We could
learn of any change in rates. but rather cotton has
been brought the market which gives the buyer
greater choice in his selections. We continue
quotations as follows
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WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1876

WARRINGTON, Jan. III, 1916
Signor Bl,z is al his COMPUTATIONS and mighty
magic, at Apollo Hall.
DR.. HollIck is lecturing upon the reproductive
organs," at Concert Hall. Lectures full Of useful
and curious instruction.
Mr.. Templeton gave his first concert tonight. at
Carusi's saloon. Full and fashionable house Per.
formances, the Rose, Shamrock and Thistle. Re-
ceived with enthusiastic applause. The Soman
family were present. and the old gentleman quietly
whispered us, that Templeton was d-vsh fine
singer. He repeats his concert on Friday night
We had almost forgotten to mention the expert
meats wiin tae hand grenades, at the arsenal, on
whose name we have entirely forgotten These
grenades are small bomb-shell, guided by fea-
fher, IKE an arrow, and thrown by the hand They
explode upon contact with any hard substance, from
aproJectng plug OF iron, which is fitted to percus-
sion cap, inside the shell The Secretary of War,
ana many members OF Congress were present, who
pronounced themselves sausfed win the great
utility OF the Invention, in case Of war
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LIVERPOOL CoRN MARxEr, Dec. 6.-Our grain market
throughout this week has been exceedingly dull The
millers and Dealers influenced doubt by the
ainty that overhangs the present laws have been
very restricted in their operations We make decline
the quotations of last Tuesday of Sd per bushel
British wheat to Id per bushe oats Is per sack
and barrel -four and 3D. to Is per load on oatmeal
show desire to SELL United States supeTine sweet
-four was Yesterday offered at 30s per bar rel.
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THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
Ok BROADWAY upper corner Of Mur.y, over Ten.
81 neys jewey store, awarded the Meda lonI
Premiums" mud Highest honors ~ the :.
Boston, New York and ior the best
pictures and apparatus exhtbiteo. M. 49,. -
Pumbe Premum Camera lntructions rlsfrs Cases 1e
lo' wasSs ~ s.y - o23 I'm D& Wsme
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PhiI.deIphia Cattle Market.

IHHAusACHPHkAA OssVNEC 10@HACGs
JAN. l5.-Beeves-There 725 head offered this
week Demand moderate and all but go head including
in quality.
Cows and Calvss-l27 at market. Sales Of Dry Cows
at $6 to l0 Sprngsrs at So to SIC; and Mich Cows at
SIS to $25 each
Swine-475 were offered. Market dull at - SO a So
SO per 100 lbs, az in quality.
Sheep-There 500 brought in this week, and the
sales ranged from 81 so to So so each, as in quality
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We notice. in the different markets. the usual full
supply at this Of the year some hne veal from
Long Island, at Fulton Market and some from Phiads
phla at the Washington. Poultryconnues very plenty
and prices fully sustained.
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GE0RGErowN, C-Brig Detro-5 bales cotton Spoftord,
Teston co-i09 Mis-l75 Ayerill & co142 w Phil
lips-5 Atwatsr Muford-S Smith Lord-4i Colt Co
do bales worsted Lord Warren salte do do cloths
MaIlad, Dudley col trunk Taylor Reed-3o bis cotton
20 bags X Post.
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WAsHlNgroN. Ian * 1et1

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1916
The Oregon Question in she House Heavy Draft
upon the Poets-Summavy Of Poetry Quoted bv
Members IN the Discussion Of Notice or no Notice
There is great demand for patriotic poetry in the
House Of Representatives, about this lime. In the
The New York herald., 1846-01-17

Passengers Arrived.
LIvERrooL-ship Rochester-Mr Chs Johnson VIM STAN
ford, jr, Master Janus, Mrs M Douglass
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Hubbard co. Sid in co with brig Swan for New Ha.
Jan spoke baqus Mary BIoughton. Of Boston, for
Orleans. days cut :, -.
Brig Detroit Porter ds fm Georgetown SC with cotton,
to Post Sid in co with sch Cygnet Kenny for New Bed
ford 18th 81 So o. exchanged signals with e,s
Caroline Sherwood hence for Charleston. and brig Emily
hence for do = 49,
Brig Envoy Patoa ds fm Georgetown, Sc w'h Lumber,
to master
Below.
ships and brig.
S0lleds
Ship Nsthsuie Hooper, London bsrque Caroline Amelia 81
Marys; Rainbow Cowes brgs Ann Eiza st Marks; Mino-
ket, Barbados; Mary Jane.
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DAYTON's SUGAR COATED BLENNORRHEA
Il LOZENGES-A pleasant safe, and eHectual remed,
for ali diseases of the urinary ard genital organs gonorhs
few days For sale at Messys sestocks Co.. 40 JohI
street, Ninth Avenue, and BY Druggists generally
ial7 lmrr
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READ THIS

A LII CASES IN the Surgical and Medical ls, especially
hess Of loag standing receive sdvcs pnd sdcine era
Hs.s5:sRsss IL - :sRs',ss'''s' ,'''A'' same Or
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M1nn REWARD viii be given 70 any penon that VIII
XlUV provs thsf 7. PRICE, M Dylsiou street. has not
ctSsT xs6c,s Flower Manufacturers ~ the sy EShie,scu
nee foF oAs mosth W IVA
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New ORLEANS, Jan. 8, 1916.
Anniversary Of the Battle of Nsw Orleans-Business

New ORLEANS, Jan. 8, 1876.
Anniversary Of the Battle of Nsc Orleans-B.siness
affairs.
This day, the 3lst anniversary Of one of the most
gallant battles ever fought in this country, is pc.
ried of great rejoicing, and celebrated with becom-
ing honor, in commemoration of the bravery of
those Americans, who, opposed by greatly superior
forco OF the enemy picked troops gallanty defended
the homes of their brothers, sisters and countrymen,
and saved this lovely crescent from the ravages of
conquerng foe and beheld triumphant and unblemishsd
the virtue and honor Of their fair sisters Never
people more grateful, and did brave hold
than docs Andrew Jackson, and long will it be- the
citizens Of New Orleans shall forget him. Since the
last celebration of this memorable OCCASION the brave
old hero has passed from among Death, the
OF all men. has claimed him his own and he has
trump which shall summon all into the of tho
Supreme Commander The day is fine, and all is Joy
and gladoess. The theatres and all public places OF
amusement offer tremendous inducements patronage
and will all be crowded.
Business for the last two days has been quite lively
and pretty stiff trade has been driven in cotton-the
sales having amounted to about TO- SOC bales the fol-
lowing rates Inferior, ordinary, 81 to 81 midding,
81 to 81 good mddng, to II rnddiing fair II to IT.
far n to 81 good fair, 81 to 81 good and fine, to g.
The arrivals have been small and not worth mention.
ing. Sugar holds its own 1000 hhds having been sold
at from 5l to 81, for fair article Moasses sells
from 2o to 81 cents gallon and at these rates. 2Oo
hhds have been sold the last two days
Flour IS In the same state although the sales have
been moderately extensive about l23l bbs. having
been sold at the last quoted rates Corn fe lower
bringing from 50 to So cents sack About 900 sacks
sold ut these rates yesterday.
Exchanges continue in the same state.
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LEGISLATURE OF New YoRk.-In the proceedings
OF the Legislature, on the 18th, we find nothing of
particular Importance except the following In the
investigation Of titles to manoral lands and the exn-
gulshmsnt Of the same The following Is synopsis Of
s l. Appoints Eiiphalet Mott, william H. Seward and
William c. Bouck. Commissioners to investigate and
report upon the validity of the titles to lands held under
manoral tenures and to hear and determine all disputes
and controversies between the landlords and tenants
Said Commissioners to meet at tho Capitol on the
I'd Monday Of May next end to hold such meetings and
ct such places, from time to time, a. will enable them
Gives authority o hs aS %
witnesses and persons thus subpGnaed each refusal
to attend, 10 be subject to q fine Of $780,
may be committed for contempt to Jail, and ali false
swearing to be perjury.
er they are to publish notice in the State paper and
such other papers as they may select, summonng all
persons who claim interest In the manOral land: to
meet before the Commissioners with their proofs
80 II the parties to these controversies shall appear
before the commissioners and enter into agreement
abide their decision then the award and determination Of
the commissioners to be final and conclusive such
parties their heirs and assigns forever not only as to
the titles to the lands but also to the terms and condi
tons upon which the titles valid shall be conveyed to
the occupants Of the lands and also to all other dis
putes between the landlords and the tenants
81. The commissioners to keep a record of all their
proceedings, and to employ clerk, if they deem
Sssay a. an expense Of s. per day Such record to be
g. Any two OF the commissioners may exercise all
the powers of the board Each commissioner to receive
printing incidental expenses &C. to be certified by the
commissioner audited by the Comptroller and paid by
the Treasurer
%. The Commissioners to report annually to the Le-
gisature upon all such matters relative to the disputes
in question: as they may deem proper. And in case it
shall appear that the people OF the Stae any other
party, other than the claimants real owners Of the
land they shall report that fact to the Legislature
Sl0 II Of the Commissioners refuse to serve or
die. the Governor is to fill the vacancy.
Sii This act to be construed to vest in the Com
missone all powers not in consistent with the Consti
tuition of this State and of the United States will be
necessary to effect the objects specified in the title
thereof
Sl2. The Commissioners not to exercise any powers
under this act after January, lsiS.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
GENERAL Furnishing Establishments and Sole Agency
'0' y 'ITpcOsiGTL.aENDER's APPARATUS.
The genuine Voglaender AppAatus also the best Plates
Chemicals Polishing Materials and Morocco Cases &c &C.
ay procured tbs subscbers Wholesale and retail by
w * f. LANGENHEIM, Exchange, Phlsdelphia
Or LANGENHEIM x BECKERS 2oi Broad way ~ Y.
GT- The following gentsmen have agreed to Agents
Nies.rs Lteh WhiRpls, Boston; Mass.
Mr.. James l.. Lvon Richmond, Va
MIR. g. Broedbent, Columbia, d. c.
MIR. James P. Perry Charleston, q. c.
MIR. = Noessel, New Orleans.
Messrs. johnson Jacobs New Orleans.
WI r. LANGENHEIM,
jio 1msn ExchanGe PhiIadeIphia-
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TwENTY-NINTH CONGRESS
In Senate.

In Senate.
WAsHISoroS, Jan. Is, 1876.
After halfan-hours open to-day occupied in
petitions and reports the Senate went into executive bu.
sness, and after time spent therein adjourned over
to Monday next
[The Senate, during the past two weeks, have done
smashing business in conrmations But there are one
or two such as Woodward and Horn, among the Execu
tive nomina ons that have given good deal Of anxiety
and perplexity and bother.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-12
TO MILL OWNERS
EotChkiSS'
Vertical Water Wheel.

THE subscribers, having witnessed the SUCCESS
full operation of these wheels, were induced
to purchase the right of using them in the state
of North Carolina and they now offer for sale
individual rights, Mt Fifty Dollars, or rights for
whole county, on reasonable terms.
Besides being generally adopted in the North
ern States, these wheels arc coming into general
use in the Southern States. We have sold about
100 Rights. 80 of which are in successful opera
ton in Cumberland county.
These wheels are more durable, and more easi-
ly kept in order when properly put together than
tie nu,tcr wheel. They will save one-third Of
the water and run well in back water, when there
is head above. The speed of the saw is in
creased 10 more than double the strokes per mi-
mute.
We refer, among others, to the following gen.
tlemcE, some of whom have had the wheels in
operation twelve months or more and from ma
ny of them, and Others, we have received certiii-
Gates expressing their high appreciation of the SUI
pcror advantages Of these over the flutter wheel,
and stating that their saws will cut $500, 5000,
$500, and even as high as 5000 feet per day, and
Save onC-third of The uater.