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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-23
PROSPECTUS OF THE
United States Journal
nY JESSE e. DOW 8 Go.

FENHE first number Of our new paper will
n be issued this (6rsO day Of May, with
an entire new dress--new type, fine white
paper, with other important alterations
and improvements. The paper will be
devoted TO q fearles, exposition Of Demo-
cratic principles; il will zealously and un-
remittingly oppose each and every effort
10 establish mamoth monarchy bank and
other misclieVors corporations and con-
solidations of wealth, which snbyort the
rights Of the people and undermine the
pillars Of the Republic; ii will Oppose an
oppressive and anti-republcan tariff sys.
TEN, the assumption of the Stale debts
by the General Government, and all oth>
er Federal principles which have an ipev.
table tendency TO destroy public pres.
perity as well as Individual hsppnsss.-
Against all such political delusons, we
shall wage unchapging, uncompromisirg
war.
The FAnMTa and the MECHANIC who
produce ',l the real capital of the nation,
viii hnd in our paper an nnwasering
champion of their inalienable rights; the
long cherished principles of the editors
are too we'll known to the public to re-
snire any pledge ppon this point. 10
tAe Miscellaneous Department particular
attention will be devoted; the Ladies' will
always fad in our columns a choice se-
lection from the current literature of the
day, as well as original contributions from
iho most talented writer's Of which our
country can boast general summary
of Foreign and Domestic news VIII be
furnished; a regular price current and a
correct list Of the prices of stocks will
also be given.
The conductors have already secured
the aid aud cooperation Of . large num-
Der Of tie most distinguished literary
and political writers of the day, arrange.
ments will also be made, at the earliest
period possible, To embel!ish our columns
iby the contributions of correspondents
from abroad. With this brief and imper.
fact outline of our plan, we very respect
fully submit our claims TO an extensive
patronage TO the consideration of gen
erous public.
THEOPHLUS FISK, ! rJao.,
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PAINTS AND DxEsT
Groceries.

Mla Cinnamon, Rice,
which will be sold
Timothy and Seeds
will be
NOW is THE BUY NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
As approaching
tmenisb
Mar establishment
rewa
this market,
I No ], Robbins Eq
Upper Sandusky, Nov. 90 ls46-l0-n
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u US s T. L.OOK.

Their stock
Musln Tekog Calco cord La
ApaScas Bo%bazines Terines Merro Ginghm Plaid;
Buttons veiogi ofa
Boys and Girls Also variety Boots
suit
Never forget the Schools.
Prmmers Writing Paper, Blank States Pencils.
Quils, &c, &c. -
aggsgg8g8 ggg8s3gggg9gggge
This the time purchase cheap Groceries
them call and
Gohee Tea Sugar Chocolate Masses Pepper Apce Tobacco Powder Shot,
Lead, and every thing of the Grocery kind.
HARDWARE. CuTLEY &C.
hand following articles. many
Forks Butcher Knives. Shoe Knives and Hammers,
Table Spoons.
o! The Lot Of Queens-,oare.
certainly great Plates Cup. and
small Pitchers,
Also, quantity of Clocks
PAINTS AND DYEsTUFFs.
cheap The contains the following and articles
wood Indigo. Alum, &c,
expressly Upper
shall be well satisfied nothing showing
quality and to be ouidone
Wanted in exchange for Goods.
country produces exchange
for Goods such Wheat Corn, Oats Butter Eggs Pork &c, &C.
Upper saDdusky, November 80, 1s5--ll-tE
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-23

d W. AYRES Stores on
the Sndasky Avenue tremendous Quantity
cheap for cash produce Let
than before sold, q
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-23
Store, IN Upper Sondusy,

excellent Broad cloths Cassmeres Cnet Kentucky Jeans
Tbby Velvet Silk Velvet
andv Ginghms, &c.
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Poa Office.
Manner.
Notice.
FIRE AND LIFE INsURANCEit

PISKS taken daily on LIVES and
- PROPERTY, on the most accom-
modating terms. either on mutual or cash
plan, BY the Ohio Mutual Fire Insurance
company, Columbus.
Apply TO
HIRAM FLACK, .9gent.
Upper Sandusky.
October 22d, le45.-7-ly.+
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AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION!
COnlG& SGG!!


Of splendid of
GOODS,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-23

large quantity
;Po. cloth
thread; kinds article Of bn.
article Carpet bags for la
black, AL
bck skin Gloves, and Mts,
and black Hose Alpaca
Eclectic Readers Pimmers,
quis
Cans Umbre elas Nc
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The money must always be sent mad
vance, free of postage.
Address SAML d. PATTERSON &
Co., No. 90 Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
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o! The Lot Of Queens-,oare.


Wheat, Eggs, Pork
N b. Wagon,
will
Upper Sandusky, November 90 s45.--ll-t
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&c New Race Course.n

To he Editor Of The Tribune:
Will you permit me TO occupy sufficient space in
your journal to call attention of the citizens ofNey
York 10 curse that is about to be fastened upon
them unless speedy and effective measures are
adopted TO defeat The intentions of certain of the
sporting gentry?
A bill introduced in the House Of Assembly by
Jonathan D. Stevenson has embodied in it most
dangerous and perncous feature By the proposal to
tablish and egalize Race Course in midst 1t la
presumed, from the manner In which this addition" 10
Introduced in the BILL that It's projectors labered l. the
endcavcr and suppoEon 1t would escape the notice 0!
the community. particularly one Of the features OF
the "b provides for the adjustment of horse racing
In our streets and avenues" Fortunately, however.
there are residents in the Ward where the propo
quaincd with the matter and mypurpoae one Of them
s 10 arouse the action Of citizens and Interest the
press aid 10 the defeat Of THE bill.
We have evils enough at present. as In all large cities,
but allow Race Course 70 be established here and
those evils will increase ten fold Our children have
temptations already that surround them and Il they
ter into vice tits becoming What then will be
the ISSUE when Faro Tabes Sweat Cloths, Roulette and
Thinbe Regers suffered TO be openly exhibited In
our streets would be- II this Course Is established
NewJersey has set righteous example by prohibiting
racing In the State under penalty Of $1,000 and our
legislators would confer favor upon their consttu
ens and evidence greater regard for the interests Of
the State If they would initiate the example.
Citizens Of New York action IL necessary and at this
once and the defeat of Mr.. Spevenson's bill will be
tain "A CITIZEN"
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THE TRIBUNE.

THE DRUNK4RD'S WIFE.
sYwRc. HcsaIn-
.IIoyd thee a. became mortality
CHANGING at Heaven.
My mother slnnbers yet,
Though long ago the rising Lord OF hsn'
Lifted the dusky curtain OF ,ne n,gn''
And crowned with gold the bill;
The breeze Is playing with her locks OF Jet,
And the ierk's pipe is shrilL
ope. mother, your closed eyes! lers,
Dew drops are sparkling on the bursting how-
And fsst are speeding by the natin hours-
Incense is on the air;
With me, at dawn, it was thy wont TO rise,
And meekly utter prayer.
Those Iips-they do not speak;
Ny once loved voice is unregarded now,
And drops have gathered on that stony brow,
OF cold and cismmy dew:
The lily trurnphs on that frozen cheek
Gone. gone its rose-like hue
Her dreams are calm and sweet,
The mild expression o. that 'snroudeo eye
No sign betrays of mortal agony f.,oo,
So placid is her rest -
One fold she moves not Oh 'ne ""''e'
That wraps her breast
deceive myself no more
,rhorab benutv, like q garment clothes Der form,
Thsobs in thar bosom no pulsation warm,
Whispers gentle voice:
" Her struggle with broken heart is Ger,
Rejoice, poor boy, rejoice
"perchance thy drunken sire
NAV feel the weight Of murder on the soul,
And own no longer Habits base control,
A bloated. breathing corse,
While Conscience traces, with pen Of FIRE,
On his scethed heart-Rtmorse -"
Perry CountrymaR
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Magnetic Telegraph.
Correspondence of the Rochester Daily Advertiser.
UTICA. Monday. / to l

UTICA. Monday. to /.
A new experiment has just been tried at the Tel
ecraph Office here It has been matter OF curiosity as
aia,rou, points of tho line when gets In operation
from Albany to Buffalo The thing has been tried this
forenoon by placing machines short distance apart
both connecting with the Albany wires. and the inelli
rence communicated was imprinted with equal distinct
ness on both.
This experiment therefore settles all doubts upon the
subject and establishes the fact tina. intelligence may be
communicated at as many different points 10 desired
az the same moment merely By placing battery at the
several places So then the news may be jotted down
here ut Syracuse, Auburn Rochester &c The same IN.
slant without disconnectlng the wire
Iris somewhat expected that tho Telegraph will get
In operation from this place Syracuse next week and
ma far West as Auburn In two three weeks.
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Daily Arrivals OF Produce, Stock, &c. by rh'
New-York aud Erie Railroad Company
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YORK.
3 CGarFsea, 4sSe'1..
CLEARED.

CIEARSD
Ship Vicksours, Berry, Noreans. VIM Nelson Ssn
uel Hicks Bunker. Alexandrs
Bark Washington, Bartell, Gibrss,ar, Elwer & Co.
Brgs Mic. Hampton, Belize, Hend; Lyra. S,over,
Baekspor, Me.
sehrs Cora Csruthers. Newborn; Eicou, Cole, Bal,
Johnson s. Lowdcn Texas, Baker, Plymouth g II
Herr!ck. Clarence Salem
soops Midas, French, Providence, James Long
ARRIVED.
Shio Thon,ns Perkins of Bosnon) Graves 100 Dc fun
Maphis hemp and sugsr, 10 T Sicholl
Brig Huntress (of Paiiad) Baker % ds I'm 81 Doin-
60 City, mahogany, to Aymar & Co.
~ SAILED
Ships Liverpool Eisrdse for Liverpool; Viessbursh.
NOriesns; Adelaide Hsvana-
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- LAND On TIE HUDSON, az fonE-fa-POr
.--, Farm Of eighteen scres Of tzct on The Eas,
ard CoCn.y OF -,Lch--ier within Il ues Of city OF
New YORK, and mile OF he village and landing be-
tween Witch sad Se~York s,-zm5osis ply regularly
ceotry WInusr four day. The and il good ana
hose which Is src cur1nodioGs, he
modern stye. WIKI WIDE pszzAs n front and From
v-= aai of p-srf1l Of the Elf-
500 extending lie Highlands ana down ac-oss me
oay 10 S;arc Islanc The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
barr csrray--hoose stable kc-aTe ali and in corr
p-,- order snd the chouss Is aed with ICE Thsrs
excei-a, ~e OF Qpoa tie place. cutie Gear ,,
Upon IL also large number OF selected f- and
Ornamental l-e-s- III well calculated for g-nlenss
r-sii-cee The above VIII Dc sold cheap. Adjoining lac
sosve OF he Ncrh arc Also upor The river, twenty
above, or separate from II desired App, 10
r,h2n IF wv. ". SCRTGE An YonEsrs
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~
II the season IL approaching when these necessary
,ices will ne called into rtqason oehooves purchasers
he ore making selection inform themselves as TO which
IL really the desirable Kind We think We csr ssuy
any person wishing to purchase OF ihe great superiority
ours %, other kind Yet invented their move
preventing the accumulation OF ou air. 80
much objected TO old fashioned kind and their con-
euerl aud simple arrangement also canno. a 20 pea'e
Enr sale n, IN. prices by their agents.
nel SMITH, TORREY co. Is Ms'den.lsne
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TO HoRsEMEN AND sADDLERs-

I AWRESCE'S PATENT LEVER 8UCKLE-TMs
- newly inverted and superior Buckle! having tongue
coes weaken the Tf By having hole. punched H.
and being compound lever greater strain the Trace
only the Buckle hold me fster The offers
FOR sale, al parIa Of the Uaed State. except Wi.con-
Sin, Illinois Indians Michigan, Ohio, Prnnsyva and
nucn Of New ork II West Of the Hudson River TIL.
subscriber a.o holds the rph The Buckles Penn
syivana. and New YORK We. OF tho Hudson and those
who hold rights sell Them procure Buck
les Of hl bringing Certificate from the Pslenie- Of their
rtgh, 70 seii and us- them THOMAS HOLLIS
Whole sac Asents-Cornelk Brothers - Pearl a. New
fork-ot whom .n7 farther Information may be had.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-LSi-ly he
rescerc- Of Sichoss Smith, d-ceased, pezsaniiy
u.,-d the side OF me Rar7-an river, Is
miles sogIh u New Bruins wick containing IA
ess couitsng OF about ~ OF meadow fair pro-
porcG o: heavy woodland, the remainder arabic Land
portion Of ~bch "a high OF cultivation and
well wsi-red There Is the good dwelng
f cOnv-uisni sZe, barn Rcd o,ber ou-oudngs apple
an5 peach otcsrd' IL fd tearing and variety Of c.-r
fi: The beauty sa6 healLhlinrss situation
richness u -ou and stapness The raisrs Of and
oeseh sesler win is proximity th- New IGps
and N-sYoTk recd1os this farm well worth
tie 1t--udOr VI tie s-n:-Giac .cd practical farmer
For art1-r particular Inquire Of Nichols. So-rul or j.
3. Wa Dyke, Esors- the Mansiou-H0Qs- New Brlns
wrk; D. W SrniLn. lOl Mddaknst Brooklyn, L /; or Of
Jn.s sr, Il
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saA FARM FOX sALE.--s,,salsoa r1- Ko,ctron
New Rochelle 70 Wltte fsins a5ou. i,ariifoc,
each e1nIAirtng 80 ACRES OF LAND al Of which
u Sioayh Lsaa, excepting Ten Acres which IL Wood Land
fS place divided By are and laid ouiino curyereut
los fer c1rva-oE Al the fences are ct stone liz good
order I'D The ground stats ofcur7sor The bald.
taZs Ill OF good character and IN order Yor TERMS ann,
10 & g. KENYON, ca lie premises or 81
$50 J. ADklASCE. IS Johnst Neu.Yoqh.
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rOuEPnCKET E.CRIT0IR-Bslng email slsb

ryNHE POCKET ESCRITOIR-Beng email eah
crate cHar covered with morocco plain gii superby
illuminated in by p a. deerJ uniting the entire reQn
son OF The portable dsA and containing ioe Justly cole
caton OF stand India rubber stopper ,iee pens
and chequer SEAL memorandum ;so!et ana ei1ing
card u inch rnuasure India rubber. so gum medallion
AID other WATERS stcsg sealing wax tapers.
wax Promeihean lights being sufficient 10 seS 500 letters
&c For sale by J. BROWN x W.
sol 1872 Fultnn-st. near Nassau.
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IrD GOODS.
STATS q BARKER.

cLoTHiSe AND FURNISHING TAREhousE.
No l79 BroafrDdy Id ectly oppor,te Ho5I'd Hotel
- B. are now receiving large nnd elegant assoI
~ .ment OF spring and summer Goods, h:ch hey Will
make order IN the fashionable -;y!ss a. their fu
al reasonable prices.
Strangers and others be supplied with very super
or article Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue, brown and black clo!h DresI AID .
Saxo Goha Csshne-eu Pelto Costs 90 TO II ~
T~eeds KerbaIs de Lain Sack Coa,s.-... 30 20 o.
Pants Of Cashmere Linen Drills, he &c... 90 10 %
Vests Of W hiie Mars. Cashmere, SILKS &C. h9 70 ~
Overcoat-a ligh. and beautiful Tweeds, Sa1o Gothr
and Csssmeres for travelling Overcosts
Also, general assortment Of furnishing articles w
Cravsts Stocks Ties Shirts COllsrs Cloves Suspenders
silk and cotton Under Strs. &c kc- mig in
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLs.-A. Arnold Co
" 81 Canast have just received large ana extremely
hch of Canton Grape Shawls In everT variety
color OF which size, md he nges IN
Usually heavy Also very extensive stock nf Grenacne
Bsr.gr and Iich Paris printed Cashmere Saws ard scars
OF the newest de,ig,s Real India Camss Hsr ShaTls,
long square together With their Usual suPpy OF a.!
wool Cath-u.-e Sha via. h2ESu
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.

lust Published ny the Subscribers ptlei form the
Powers aod Duties Of Cor-rnssioDers OF Deeds contain
Ing all the Law on The together with forms
OF Actnowled Fnenis sad proof OF Deeds, Lc Ic drawn
up, revised and corrected with The AID with
strict regard TO Legal Accuracy By Practical Co-lis-
sioner. Price cpe shilling Published and FOR sale oy
JANSEN BELL, Lsw Blank Publishers, kc-
az II I52 Sass1u-st-
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ERENCH WINDOW SHADES. Window Shades
Families shout purchasing Window Shades invited
10 call Mt j. c. WOODEoRDS, eS5i Broadway, and
anime hs beautiful and assortment Of French and
Italian Window Shsdes consisting of Views the Rhine
Scrolls Style OF Louis l+h Niguees Lsndseapes Gohics
French Scrolls snd Flowers &c &c which offered
duced pr;ces Also style OF Picture TsSsels Picture
Cords, Curtain Tasse's md Bands Cornices, &c 6c
J. C. WoODEOSD, esq! Broadway
AL Lsfarce Buildings.
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miscellaneous.
GREAT AUCTION SALE

GEEAI EOSI1ON SALE
ErTIxE ,IocE LAMPS SiksSDoLEs, &C.
rOUTHOUY & MEYERS, SAT Broadway, being about TO
" leave The city WILL between the Sd and 9Th Of May
next dispose al public auction VI all then remaining unfod
OF their splendid assortment OF bronzed and oou Lamps
Chandeliers, Girandolss and Gas Fi1tures-
The whole Of this stock has been got order express
for their retail trade AID carDot where be equeed
for richness variety and finish Of pattern The unri-
vailed quality OF these goods is amply attested by
Gold and four Silver Medals awarded the manufacturers
within the last seven years
From this lime to May c. N. will continue 10 dispose
Of their stock So below tbs regular retail prices
Churches IN OF Lamps. Hotels, Lodges, Halls and
Pubic Buildings, will he supplied on the same terms a.
desers heretofore.
Housekeepers about refnrnshing would wisely 10
giving cell, least IN attending Ancor-wben
they supply them'eyes FROM such splendid stock
has been offered public sale in this country. Al4f
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XATATGtiEs, JENEkKN, Silver " are, &c--rur-
w chasers are invited examine the following articles
w n are offered sale very low prices Duplex Lee
va, spit and other Watches by approved makers OF
recent nporations fine gold and silver case' OF the
styles warranted correct time keepers Gold Chshs
sal, Keva Rings Fins Bracelets and every description
Of raw and fashionable Jewery Silver Spoons Lsdlea
cs Forks Plated Britannia Ware Gold and Silver
Pnc Casa Gold Pens Manel Clocks, and choice
lact, IN OF Fancy Goods Watches Jewery &c Cleaned
- Ia =, .,s,raJ LOCKWOOD & SCRIBNER,
~ 265 Pegrl-sL corner OF Fulton-st.
,.,, orposit. United State, Hotel
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LACKAWANA GOAL.

LACKAWANA GOAL.
yu,HE SUBSCRIBERS nre now selling RETAIL and de-
lyering customers from the yards OF be Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company, Of King aud Greenwich
ats and Al the foot Gouverneurs r, r ;s very deaira
ble Coal Of the right size for stoves, ranges, &c
Also al their yard corner Of Greenwich and Hammersey
ala Tho various kinds of Schuykll Lehigh and Liverpool
Coal of the beat quality. good supply Of Lump Cok OF
a superior kind for steamboats, and smelling iron, NC
iSfr SYhES Y WOkIS.
c.O PEH observation-disclosures Coal, first quail
ID y and large size for sale the above low price from
yard per chaldron less taken direct from
ship Atthe above price Liverpool Coats amore econon'
's"' 'HN' T. STOKES DICKERSON,
7f Nos lAS and LOT Arthonv-si- n-sr Rrnah~Av
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Job Printing ann Book Bir16ins.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No 2 SrRucZ-sTRExr-(7kreed ooTB from N6.scufresSl
TSHE facilities OF ihis establishment; for JOB PRINTING
are perhaps unsurpassed by any Office IN The city The
patronage yea. has been sucb 10 guarantee
preai e1esion In We therefore, with con-
6dence Issue the following Card:
TO observation-disclosures supplied with al kinds
Of PRINTING si The cheapest rate, VIZ:
Cards, Bills Lading,
Circulars, Receipts,
Bill Heads, Checks, kc-
70 LITERARY GEsILEnLs.OTis4naiA asat'e7'Pe' pFiht
ed with accuracy.
s.npale'' Stereotype wo,. s sr,. al sind' Of
To LECTURERS AsD Observation-Disclosures eanasnny
printed . ,,,, n...
Lecture Bills, Small blif ioi DlsuF
And syer d.sc oron OF Pam and Ornamental JOB Work,
executed with great eod puncusiy al lne Once,
NO The i i&pproysd POWER PRESSES for Books, PAM-
pHLErs, &c
nary low Phces -; A fhhLLSS
jpn IrInuhe 200 rrlhtef.
NTEW-YORh BOOk-BINDEkY, ia fal:op-st.
lN-A descriptions OF plain end elegant BODYBUILDING
ecuted with nesiness and despatch
In this establishment particular attention Is given In select
ting the best OF materials and the substantial workman
sn.p.
Librarians and Gentlemen having Libraries will find 1t 10
their advantage To call and examine for themselves al III
Fultoo-s Specimen, Of Binding in all the various styles Of
Sheep, Call, Russia, Morocco and Velvet Blndinga
d9 N EDWARD WALKER
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no FARMERS, PLANTERS, and all Who wan

ITO FARMERS, PLANTERS, Gna all who want
portable ,!Lkead the following Certificate respect
lng tIzg-rads Bgrr-,ore MILL manufactured By Ko.s
Gum Greene at thu Jefferson s.afp M.is, sighh-.L
near sixin-ayenae, N. York:
Th- und-r.gnsd bavng ed Tie operation Of
Fzgerats portable mill pleasure 10 subscribing our
referees Tee a without The bolerj IL bot In
lie larger than pick and Ne driven by either
bors-, STEAM W4lsr nd power We.aw il A. starh-c
10 engine, and ground MIA, nj III. rat. OF m
bushels hour, The Iir- boiling The wheat ana
converting II into inc aO1r. 1t also ground
Corn al Al the rate Of I've bu.hels Der hour
CoEe1 al TIE rats Of twelve bushes uef hnr
lack pepper ., the rstr OF eight bu.ues Der hour
Alispcs a. ih- rate OF ak bushels per hour
We Consider the above mill a. hishly valuable inysn-
on ana from s portability The simplicity of liz consirc
aoa lis Durability and is eaptson 10 the ants OF h- far
thef sna plaH-r We confidently their
soon and nope ia use may become general throug
ice ccunt.y.
a q ALLEN. I27 Water-s,
JOHN GILMORE, IS Sixlh-avenue.
IdOS- WARDLE. l02 Sixib-av-uue.
EUWAaD CROMWELL. zIs Frout-st
JAMES r. DOUGLASS 10 Sou,d-sL
A n GUM. A D., 10 Fourta-.t
bLEECKER L OCfHoUr, Cis.st cor Of John
WILLIAM HUMBLE. 90 f-rrJ-st
JAMES 3 DEHAREST, 81 Si1ih-svsnue
NEw-IokK. April I'm. lsi5 AL IvDGW'
IhUS WARE HOUSE, LII Green wlch-st--K.u.y
efefse Sampson, sa;cessor. 70 Boorman Johnson,
Co. Importers, And dealers IL Swcdsh Rrssn and
ensin tfur ct naiiI ser bcei and rail rosd yes
oet irou rs rods band hoop and scroll ron and steel OF
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