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nuary lsi that for any sales mazda xftsr that Al hs
not Responsible liz having bean contesded he IN.
plsint'hs connse that from the Instructions In that
letter coupled with the Instructions in ths
received positive order to soil An oHsr Vas IA "a
prove that it the custom amongst tn. trad hsra
advances made to sell though zion.
were given do aud without notics L, IN. min
cipal This offer ectei by the Judge subis az 70
xcepton and will be Of the questions to be hers.
after argued The thsn submitted to the jury
on the question Of damages Only it having bsen agresi
that IL upon argument the full Of opiaion
that the propositions Of defendants COUNSEL
the verdict should be turned into nonsut
The Chief Justice then charged jury He said that
they had anything to do with the oas-, they
must that plaintiff the instructions not
SELF that the questions raised 10 the progress Of the
thereafter what they had to consider the damages
the plaintiff hsd sustained assuming dependant viola
ted his instructions and In this aspect Of the case the
rule Of damages by which they were to be governed,
the price OF the article In the market the day
which the defendant received Instructions not to ss
The jury found verdict for the plaintiff for >soS7 ~
For plaintiff Messrs Wood and Noyes for defendant,
Messrs. Lord and Cutting.
UNITED STATES DIsrRrcr CouRr. Oct. 9-Bsfors
true bills against Leonard Ensworth for passing
terfe money and also true bill against Thomas Carey,
for an assault with dangerous weapon.
CoURr CALENpAR-THs pAY.-Before Justice More
house-Circuit Court-Nos 100, IN, o. 49, ~. SO, 90,
~ so 80, io3 lot Before Justice EdwardsNos l3l.
l3s l40 l4l l4l lac, lI7 lI8 49 ISL 51 3d. H. ll8,
49, 100. Superior Courf-Bsfore Judges Oakley and
l03 o7 l2 49, no. III lls, no. a0 l5 0 s76, &c. .,
1.6l 81, 90. Common Pleas-Psrt lst-Nos g. &C. 30,
g. "a %. o. 4. q, si Part 2d-Nos no. 49, l2i l23
las, l?7, l2e, l3l, 1913, 1875, o, 7, II.
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, THE Union publishing devsopen.n, most ihi j,
T EN SSG ipi By%GdHfFay
Good agents wanted as above at III NASSAU ST. 90
| EAsHiONADLE DANCING. MOL Warrington riacs,
M l.a fIs pEsJARDINs of the Royal Academy
ofSl"s,e oif;a. 5sspeeiy her pupiI.
gentlemen re.ds ~ she will menee
Is Ss:isy
entirely new Which she h.. just received from Ps
r Gi@a h Dsafs. %. !" s .sS fo %
a me- , s aud q, ~ss es:r Or
Mile D. take. III. method q returning ,hant; her
smen may honor her with their paI'eo.ss nay ss
s.p,sd that -. viii lake every means TO moIS that grace
schools and private families amended Public classes and phi
AID tx N %aSs Face . ws nes md q
hours ofnuendsnce NAV he known SIS sot.re
nj and a several H'ss! Js~.y
the celebrated manufeturers IL Geneys. comprising
%s'sss; ss,f ss% ;asI.: Sss.,:n,y s:ss. ,sS
s srss, W'f o %eS sSs
snd general a.oTtInes' Of ,ls com%op hind Of Wehes
from s % Of de f''d and 81 '"'''
yJ'o A PRACTICAL CHEMIST. : Wasted TO employ a
y - s West IL mus, hass % % yss. 81
the best mode Of manufacturing white lead red lead aud
cSe ssS.y sad hss. ata.p Non. ",S S sssa
apply. Io .ueh oa. spermnsat situation and liberal
.'.ssy AZ, s''. G.NGe fSSaeARpus tas..
Fl ssI 1l,s rs .a IA. SNE.
and dining ICONS, hotcls, beats kc for ee
Eance durability and convent, ,. Narrated
VI order large assor,nvrt he lgcs the city, and
eaused oi variety togeh. ~h ral Of ale
:, he wsrsrooms No. q, b,o,dwss where the prte
spectfully invited 70 ell IND era,o,pe
ana lof-to CO ORE ~, Wv.
$ s,1. s;;s clone: IS ., ..;lS.s 4. t.
seGcd street where orders wiz be punssaIIy amended to
the shortest notice ' on tn. " SsNoSG g s T
N. B-The highest pic. Eivss for Teru'"ens asi, on
wearing apparel. "~"V
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49, HEEAAyEs AND ), BROKEN, WIND WIN. !, N

a., ,HEAXEs AND BkOKEN WIND w
,dAuse Of Tatsr.aii's nssys Poydef They have
nobemsu the Kingdom Of Great Britain
than 6y years As medicine for Hesves Broken Wind,
United States wh full confidence 81 their APPRECIATION.
Eees .es Esudon Price Shilling. s.sII,ne per package
or 81. Americas .curssey A. H COUCH & Co, 4s Full
An orders accompanied blythe postpaid punctusly
offended Persons desiring the agency by addressing
attention. 81 30tsm
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
RsrAsLieHMENT,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
CRCULATION-EoaTY TE1OUsAMD.

DAILY HERALD-Every dav, rsics csau bSf soby-N
Pc, aunum-payable in I'd yaace.
WEEKLY HERiL0--Evefy saturdey-fres * cent?
HERALD F6R EUaU Si "s Steam fssfst day-
rrcs 81 cents per cpyS5 snnum, ncudina postage,
or 50 g. exclusive Of POSTAGE payable Subserp
ssni is rue Vivsnne Paris Simonds is touhiil and
John Miller; the heSsssIlY!, LoedSess n.,,,.,.,
bt January each ysarsingie copes each
Guy EhIisEMENIs. az tne usual pnes:-aTay Sssn
nanne The ropetor will MOI be responsible for snors that
PRINTING Of all hzds sxscassd bssus,tully and With
fsspatch.
AL strs eosnuunicsiicxs By mail sadrssssd 20 chs
proprietor Of the paid the
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AXRS, CARLISLE Il RlPPARD'5 EMIGRATION
R ptEb spN es sa Wso5,o0 with GEH Mlr'
Persons wishns TO send for ,h,iI friends in the old
Of packets, sailing from Liverpool the 9Th ofsvery month";
vZ:------- -
QUEEN OF THE WEST, i,ao6 tons. Capt p Wood
LiVERPOOL, $50 tons, Capt John rldrdge
HDTTlN-pEk, l 00o tons, apt Ire bur.iey .
Geo Nppad Son the only agents Liverpool for the
above line Of packets in addition to which they despatch
first cla,s ship every week. .
Persons sending money to their friends large and small
amounts be accommodated with drafts The Belfast
Banking 0lnpany, and their branches in ireland
also on he principal bank, England Ecoand and Wales
Apply 10 CARLISLE klPrAhD, .
anal f0t*m So Sonth street. cor. OF Wall.
LII. Isah 4 Ill. G.cllx
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- Assoc bales No. Leghorns loo bales Sicily Rags.
IL u r. " 4 or sale by PEhSsE BROOKS,
al m No. Is and 81 Nassau street
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CTAKTIlNG DIsCLOsURES,-THE GAZETTE OF
- THE UNION is publishing deveopenen Of most hr
ling when franspred presented IN tale
titled The ONLY DAUGHTER by Charles Burdett, Esq.
Good W III Nassau l1tsfc
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- TO TRAVELLERS GOING
E<4A~1h ~ SOUTB.-New and most agreeable
nfxSse1e 6ine to Fredericksburg. Richmond
Petersbu Va Stauuton Va aud the Virginia Springs We
don, v. c., and Charleston. q G.
The public informed that splendid
sure steamer POWHATTAN (conuecting with the Great
Mail Lue Aqquie Creek leaves Commerce wharf
Baltimore every Tuesday and Friday Evenng. r. NJ,
Tor tho above points.
Throush-!ickcts to Richmond. as
rstSIspufx ..'.'....''''
Weldon, ~. c..
stasnn,ton Va ,f...'.......m
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w INDOw sHADEs OF every description aad quality,
" cheaper shan other establishment ia the United
JOHN +. DUNCKERN,
@Chathan. eervef ofC bambsr street
aus stsre New York.
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-rXf- !,
;don o"gakeepsie Hyde Park Kingston, Upper R.diooh,
Baysn Bistol Catskill, Hudson Coxackie KinderhooI
and Bslumore. Landing AT Hammond street
Leaves New York Tues av, THURSDAY and Saturday, az
O'Clock. A. NJ eskfaSt and Dinner boari the boat.
Tbs low pressure Steamboat NIAGARA, Capt n. l.. Kel.
logg Steamboat Pier foot Of Barclay street.
Tuesdays Thursdays, md Saturdays, O'Clock, A
NJ. -euru,pg on the opposite days.
For passage freight, apply board, B. Hall
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/ orce 10 seufisme WAC wan
look like ew, call NJ the I'ri
Hepairng Establishment, No.
n be punetually attended 10 nc
most reasonable terms. by
B.NOAH, 65 Gold street.
,iv,a for Reftlsraens lett ON
u yut~rc
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s-xw, MORNING LINE AT 7 O'CLOCK
s-s4!rrrJ>FOR ALBANY AND TROY, aud inter.

t5xTadska34s edate Landings.
The Ste TROY is a third ercer than auy other Day
Boat and ia point Of Speed safety and
actually unsurpassed No steamer acquired uni
versa and enduring popularity, retained perfec
tion those substantial txceeaces which really deserve
public favor.
Breakfast and Dinner board the Boat
The low steamboat TROY, Captain A. G0rham
will leave the steamboat foot of Barclay Mondays
Wed sdays, and Fridays at o'clock A. NJ Return
Ing the opposite DAVIS
Forpss,geo freight apply board. to +. d. Hail.
the Ofire the wharf. q
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@assarbusetts NenfsIature.

The resolves granting $4,000 year for five years, TO
Amherst College, passed to be eugrossed in the House,
on Monday, by vote of 1873 10 Al. The vote of Wor-
cester County follows:
Yeas-Messrs Rice Bancroft, Denny, Flagg. Brooks
Johnson Work, Bullocb, Gilbert.
Ndys-Nlessrs. N. Richardson. B. Richardson, Luther
Souhworth Wilder, Burditt, Ward, Lowell.
TUESDAY, March 80.
SENATE The bill to establish the Lancaster Acade-
my, and several others, passed TO be engrossed.
The bill providing for The appointment OF Board of
Railroad Commissioners was then discussed.
HOUSE. Bills were passed to be enactcd-To set off
part of Canton and il TO Stoughton; to incor-
porate the Point Bridge Company in Gloucester the
Boylson Medical School; the Quincy Branch Railroad
Company; concerning tie extension of the Pine Grove
Road across COTS Cove in Cambridge; TO authorize
the City of Boston; William Fetyplace and Benjamin
Lamson severaly to extend wharves Benjamin Luz
Their and John Boyee 10 plant oysters Assonett Riv
er; TO establish the Westminster Academy giving fur
her time TO the Bank of Norfolk close its concerns
TO establish the boundary line between Weymouth and
Abingdon
Sundry petitions, &c, presented and referred.
Report was made by Mr.. Sargent of Cambridge, from
the Joint Special Committee on the adjournment of the
Legislature that the present session may be brought to
close the 20Ih day of April.
The orders of the day were then taken up.
The first question the motion of Mr.. Sargent
OF Cambridge, to reconsider The vote whereby The re
solve providing for amendment of the Constitution
changing the day Of the general election-was passed
be engrossed
The reconsideration carried, and the main ques-
lion of passing the resolve then debated by Messrs.
Buoch of Worcester Stevens Of Andover, and Rice of
Newton, in the affirmative, and Lun of Newburypor,
and Leonard of Marshfeld, in tie negative.
The yeas and nays then ordered and laken and
the vote resulted in 1853 yeas 60 nays. So the re-
solve passed to be engrossed By the requisite Of
two thirds
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WILLIAM X. HENRY was put upon his trial
at Philadelphia last Thursday, for the seduction
OF young lady named Margaret Ann Warren,
which he had effected through promises OF mar
rage, often repeated during the eleven months
that he had visited her before accomplishing his
vile purpose. This suit is the first OF the kind
Instituted under the act Of 1843, which makes
seduction criminal offence. The jury found a
verdict OF guilty. The sentence was deferred.
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ENTERPRIzE. Mr.. Leonard Stoddard OF our
city, has kept himself and his boys busy this
winter in preparing windows, doors, and finish
ing materials for three stores, and two large ten
ements, to be erected early this season in the
town Of Lawrence, on the Merrimac We learn
that all the parts and parcels of the buildings are
prepared in this city, and will only require to be
set up on their arrival at Lawrence.
Bangor Wing.
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A Coon MANA Mr. Peter Miller died at
Easton, Penn ip the slst year Of his age. He lief.
no family and his estate, valued at half Million
is appropriated to various public objects one of
which is to invest large sum- the income Of
which is to be loaned on good secerity TO young
farmers and mechanics purchasing property, and
entering into business in the country.
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haul off to repair, and aftsrward, the Knickerboeker
will form the summer line to Boston. These boats are
both TOO well known to the public require any CON-
mendaon
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G7 There is majority of the towns in this country in
which do not hear of any effort being made 10 assist
in saving the starving millions in Europe from the most
dreadful of deaths Can be- that, with the wall of dis.
ress borne 10 them on every breeze hey are sitting in
the midst Of their profusion, unmoved, and wiling that
starvation should do its work Of death rather than to
cast IN their mite for the relief OF the persLng If So
let them lay claim TO the Chrisiln name no longer
Their Savior is now pleading with them for succo Are
they prepared for the questions which viii sometime be
asked them,-" When was naked, clothed We me ~
:" When was hungered fed we me 2" remembering il
was sad, inasmuth ye did ii moi uno the least of
these, my children, ye did ii not TO me-
The present famine in Europe is one which has had
nc parallel IN modern times in extent and intensive
The awful year Of l847 will be remembered az one IN
which the amount of human suffering and woe reached
sits Utmost limit. The terrible cholera itself did mo,
sweep of one half so many victims 10 say nothing of The
protraeed sHferngs Of those who for whole months e
bafey enough TO keep soul and body together vet do
"ot absolutely perish. When, hereafter Won ,el yonr
rhIden OF these things, when sou tell Them ina, tho
Whole country was moved 10 compassion and contrib,
tons weic sent TO The relief OF the suffering and Who,
they ask you, how maeh you gave, and how nucb vos
sent from your town what think you they viii sac 4
you answer thcn "notbing2 2" WIN they moi hide ,bei,
faces for very shame that such men were their fathers
But, hope ahere is occasion for these rcms,Ls
We should feel humilaled, indeed il we though, n,o,o
was single towun ibis nobe old county which in ,ho
broad light Of Christianity, and the civilization Of bo
middle Of the nineteenth century, should be so cold 50
Learess so inhunan, TO withhold relief on such an
occasion as this We know there not one which would
not cheerny do its duty If those, whose province as
well as privilege is 10 take the lead on such occasions
would but do theirs. On them it rests Let them look
TO their responsibility.
NORWICH Ind WORCESTER ROUTE FROM NEW
YORK TO BosToE. The Knickerbocker will take her
place atonce upon this line to Boston. The Worcester
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~ The Journal says The cultivation of the
soil is task imposed upon man." We think it
rather privilege granted in mercy.
Boston Courier
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JUDGE MARTINS WILL.-The will of the
late Judge Martin was recently declared nun
and void not, as has been stated in some OF the
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SMITHSONIAN INsTITUTE.-Messrs. JAMES
Dixon Of Washington City and GILBERT CAM.
ERoN Of our City have taken the contract for
ei Getting the edifce of the Smithsonian Institute
at Washington. 1t is to be 500 feet long, about
100 wide, the main building Two stories high, and
the towers 100 to lao feet. The Museum and
Grand Hall in the second floor will be nearly 500
feet long and q to 80 feet high. The whole is
to be built OF Potomac Free-stonc, obtained near
Washington is to be rendered fireproof and fin
ished in the richest and most thorough manner
The estimated cost is about $2lO,OOO
W Y Tyr;ha,Yo
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NORWICH Ind WORCESTER RoUTE FROM NEW
YORK TO BosToE. The Knickerbocker will take her
place atonce upon this line to Boston. The Worcesttr
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Ttle Datlp $pp.
ORCEST Err:
WEDNESDAY, MIR CHI 81. IS47-
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
1t is now well understood that the present board of
County Commissioners are all candidates for reelection
They are
William Crawford Of Oakham,
Jerome Gardner OF Harvard,
Joseph Bruce of Grafton,
Special Commissioners.
Stephen Davis of Oxford,
Jason Gouding of Phlllpson.
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RELIEF FUND. The following sums have been re-
ceved BY Hon. Isaac Davis, Treasurer for the relief of
the starving population of Ireland and Scotland in adj
dtion TO those previously announced.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-10
sHAKsPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm of BERGEN &
4 GALABRUN, having refed and repenshed this spa.
cous establishments now prepared to receive company
There are one hundred and nine apartments in this house.
consisting OF dining saloons sitting rooms parlors lodging
rooms &c. The large hall may be used for balls or public
meetings The cooking department has been expressly
ranged furnish, at moments notice. refreshments
for any number ofpersons from three hundred
be accommodated at the same time There where
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup
pers and The tables will be furnished with the best the mar
ket affords Liquors and wines from the best establish
mehls IN me cy fasy anu Conectionary furnished at
every day, and attention will be spared give ssac
ton Men Of business and those visiting the city will find
prices will be found to be moderate. The French and
Spanish languages are spoken in this hotel
n JAMES BERGEN
octs ly' LOUIS GALABRjJN
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nh HA All dHsds 4 o., T., u, ~,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HAVING DISPOSED Of their interest in the Express be-
IL tween New York and Boston, beg TO. inform THEN
friends and the public that they will devote their attention
particularly to the Exchange, Shipping, and Commission
business IN connection with their Liverpool and Boston
TIE 6,e,ies iha, have been oiysreI Nv he sbihe
the past few years for the execution Of London and Paris
orders now very much increased through the direct
line Of steamers from New York.
Orders for purchases to be made in England France and
other parts Of Europe will be executed, and upon the
credits given for the purpose Of facilitating their execution
PARTICULAR attention paid to entering and clearing goods
the New York and Boston custom houses and forwarding
with the utmost despatch.
Exchange at sight, in sums TO suit constantly for sale In
London, Liverpool, and Paris
Offices No . Wall street, New York No. 8 Court street
Boston, No. Cook street. and 20 Waterloo road Liver
pool N HARNDEN a. CO.
N. b. Our firm in Liverpool continues 10 give every at
ention TO the forwarding OF all kinds Of Merchandise upon
The most reasonable terms BY steamers and sailing ships
all parts of the world. oct 8 Nv.
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BRooKs's

BROOKS'S
PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOES.
CONGRESS CATERS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
These articles superior TO anything before manu-,
facured in this any other country, for
durability, beauty, and utility.
NO. 1873 FULTON STREET. NEW YORK.
THIS unique and useful invention was awarded Silver
Medal lhe highest premium) at the last Annual Fair the
American Institutes Tor It's superiority over all others offered
for competition. -t
II has appreciation Of the officers OF the army and
navy, well every gentleman taste who has airly
among all who regard ease, grace, conort durability
desirable requisites IN their Boots Shoes II
the Boot Shoe more elastic preserves original style
shape, gives the hollow part beanui eleva
ted arcl thereby allowing the heel be very high
with perfect without exposing the panta
looms strap TO INJURY also keeps the loot pressing
forward, and retains II In natural and easy position
Myself and John Dick the only persons VINO and
sell Boots and Shoes with this invention, In the cities
New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey City
CONGRESS- CATERS
The undersigned, the first in the city Of New York
manufacture this justly celebrated elegant article con-
nnes TO make them up in endless variety OF styles In
workmanship unequailed, and ut prices deying compe
ton All other kinds OF Boots Shoes, CATERS Pumps and
Slippers, for ladies', gentlemen youths misses, and child
LORIN BROOKS.
l3S Fulton street
emens Boots both Tor Dress and Water Proof This is
probably the first lot Of this celebrated Leather ever import
ed into The United States
8--lyd'
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Steam Boat Company Of Georgia.

SsEsIi. All merchandise designed for the interior Of
the States of GEORGIA, SOUTH CARO-
Linz, IG,NNESSEA, and ALABAMA, sent VIA sa.
vannah will be forwarded by the Steam Boat Company OF
Georgia In their Steam boats Augusta, free oil commits
sion at the lowest current rate OF freight s3g.
In addition TO tile steam boat power THIS Company already
possesses they have under construction new steam
boat, Of unusually light draft Of water and high speed, built
expressly with view 10 ensure prompt transportation oil
Goods, IN all stages Of the river navigation
Goods marked Tor the interior Of the country after reach
Ing Augusta or Hamburg, forwarded by the Agents
there to their final Destination.
Shippers may rely upon having the order Of their Goods
carefully looked to IN Savannah. .s 4 festi
Bills Of Lading advising the shipment OF goods, and
letter advising whether insured ana 10 what point should
always accompany the same, or be sent by mail Am
Parties whUt ~te been In the habit OF forwarding
chandze 70 the interior Of Georgia by this ne and direct
ing TO The care Of NJ Goodwin, will please take notice
mat the connexon Of that gentleman with this Company
having ceased, all future Communications should be adj
dressed TO
VIZ WILLIAMS, Agent, Savannah, Ga.
nnpEuEncKs.
Mesns Taylor a Merrill
:. Josiah Marcy a Son, NJ w.
Goodhue 4 Company, ~ io'N'
l.. II. Brigham, Esq
Halves, Gray 4 Co, Boston.
dcte-dly' ocns
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TO STEAMBOAT COMPANIES,

S.lsI. The subscriber Is fully prepared to t,ir.
Anf1s2ff3k nsh Steamboat Companies with all sizes of
r. Dmpels Patent Centrifugal Blowers suitable for the
smallest river boats the largest class ocean steamers
This blower constructed upon sound philosophical prn
cipes, combining great strength and durability occupyng
very small space and giving greater force TO- the with
much less power than any other Fan or Blower now in
use, without making the least unpleasant noise while In
notion The superiority Of this blower is once manifest
70 any persons disposed to examine its merits and is well
worthy the special attention Of all requiring the use of
blowers as ii is now becoming rapidly general use
in preference to all others. - 49, -
reference Ia following steamers which have
them in use ifE : ,t@
Steamer Bay State, New York. 4h&
Atlantic steamer, Washington, New York
Atlantic steamer Northerler, do
Steamer Robert Morris, Philadelphia ~
TO IRON FOUNDRIES ROLLING MILLS &C. &c.
The subscriber also manufactures and keeps on hand full
assortment, from No TO No. TO- and upward the above
Blowers celebrated suitable for all kinds of iron
works, viz cupolas pudding and heating furnaces for
rolling mills, lorges, smhs fires, DC
'..' .. JOSIAH KISTERBOCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent for the United and
the Canadaa, 467 Market st. Phlad oct 8 dly.