New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20
miscellaneous.
COTTON MANUPACTURERs and hose in.

EuIing bem.-lihss long be-n oe.srsbie With cotton
manufacturers obtain machine prepare cotoa tha;
shsl be less Objectionable dangerous 81 IRE from c.
ton, nearly Ib- TN r1s thai lave been burned
nsys fred by these rnscha-s The bcrioer
cousdeDt n In4chie cE-rs TO zoe pubic there
iie ia, ger from Gre :prdng machine and Us
properties as Wios " Pclink Chine i. much before
10 use IL New England less power less re-
pair viii produce more WORK clean The cotton ances oe.
AID more simple IL con,tracon ADD viii convey .os -
perfectly sepaSa,ed Thai IL ssoras din The gresiss
it9 ofsepsrakg from tho COTTON and vsy oea 81 or
more in ooefson ia he 5e.l mills in New Ensiaod-a
Lowell, Manches:ar s.eo sod NS,~:eh l,. vr,o,, MN,
Newton Upper Fsua. Hssa-
MAscHEsTER. Aug. ], lss5
ps.nn,. Willows are sucees,1l operation o. The Sisx
MI The aversge work made al The present time IN tni
m; IS 90 10, and tho oil 81 go psr week II Will
be observed dnO los per week eon'iderab{ more
:. ,be pressrt dime Bscons Willow prepares s. COS ba IN
he sane length cfae much better thar either the Lowell
~ ithou, incung half The rsk Of Ere Il needs bat
,wohds the power propel this machine that requires
FOR " ason's Willow and viii no; need quarter ne
psrs of those generally 10 al the present Tine SD rev.
blow the 100 feet and thereby the double
purpose OF Willow snd Fan can with confidence recon-:
nsnd Bscons Willow far superior to any am acquainted
WITH knowing ihs. the merits Of the machine generally
known 81 will bs Immediately introduced.
J.F. JAMES, overseer OF Csrcins al Stark Mills. ;,
also have Wool Picker OF which viii subioR one Q!
several letters received from those using them:
The Picking Machines had you very much
liked. One of them is u.ed 70. worsted wool and
perfectly satisfied s opens wool and breaks
staple less than any other picker have tried The Other
Is used for filing WOOL equally satisfied that
short fine and cotled woods it is efeien, than the
Scotch Picker, which, Until We tined yours, as The beat
could find. ALEX WRIGHT,
apl lawtf Supt Lowell ~ Co.
N7OTICE no MASTERS or VESSELS army.
lNng al The Port Of York. and Pilots, after the third
day OF June, 1896 The following extracts from tie law
regulating Quarantine, passed May l2Ih 1885, are pub
sbed for their information
shall suelec,to Onsrantne, az follows All vessels
direct from any place where yellow, bilious malignant or
other pes.ebsl Infectious fever existed al The time OF
their departure which shal have arrived al any such
psce proceeded thence 10 New-York, on board Of
which during The voyage any case OF such fever shall
have occurred arriving between the tbryhrst day OF
May and the first do. OF October shsl remain At Q1sr
aoIne for least thirty days after their arrival aud
least twenty days after their cargo shs have been dis
charged and shall perform such father Quarantine the
Health Officer shall prescribe AL vessels embraced 10
April and lie frs day Of November exclusive Of time
Ia said subdivision mentioned oil vessels from foreign
port board Of which during the voysge or bile a. The
port departure nny shs have besn SICK or frc
any place Ia The ordinary passose from ~Ecn tney pass
South OF Cape HenoPen, arriving between tho tyhrst
day Of May and the 10Th day of OCTOBER and all vesses
from any place. ncudng Islands) IN Asia Africa, or tbe
Mediterranean, from any Of tho West lnda, Bahama,
Bermuda or Western Islands, or from any place In America
in the ordinary Passage from which ihey pass o9u'a o
eorgih arriving between The s day OF Ap' aud ne nrs
day Of November shall be suhec, TO such Quarantine and
other ssuistons, he Health oc shal! prescribe
SEC IS. Every vessel having had during Inc voysgea
of small pox, or b1ectous or contagious an
every from foreign porn having and DOL
declared subject 10 Quarantine tnali on he'
aya al Quarantine Ground be subject TO visitation by The
Health Officer shs not bs detained beyond The Time re-
quiss Cue animation. uess sne small hu'e oso on
board during voyage case oi small pox or niec-
lions or disease in which ale shall be tuh.
lee, TO such Quarantine Tho Health Officer shz Prescribe;
and IL ,ba DO the duty The esih Officer Whenever he
mini. II 10 necessary for the preservation Of the public
health To cause persons boad vi any vessel 10 be
vncenAied.
sbs rther-ls Give fase Information such pilot relative
10 The condition of his vessel crew. passengers
The health place places whence b. csrne refuse
give such Information as shall be lawfully required
cepr pilot to bosrd bis vessel unload tran
ship any portion Of his cargo before his vessel shall have
been visited and CANNED by the Health Ohc-r; 81 Or
.ha approach with vessel the city Of New York
which bs sbn be directed,
shall be guilty Of like offence and be subject 10 the like
punishment "a fine not s1ceding two thousand dollars or
fne and i'm i.onmert) HENRY VAN HoVES8ERGH,
,t.1 Hant