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o. Attention. Walker sbsrpshooter-.
You hereby notified 30 attend special meeting
II the corps, 20 h. held tis (Frday) evening. at
o'cl"ck. Each mcmlsr i earnestly requested 10 be-
present. az business u Importance will be brought
before the meeting.
Wy order Il the company.
Nov . RICHARD q. HYATT. Sec'y.
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SOUyENIts. ANIMALS, illustrated Gin B,ssks
- and Juvenile Books.-TAYLOR a MAURN,
Booksellers near 9th street. are n0~ receiving co.
the coming holidays, a large and rich collectioH II
beautiful Books for presentation; all the Souvenir
and Annals published la the country, and ,hsss
imported. Velvet and Clasp Bibles and Prayer
Books, and a most extensive assortment, u ne~ sHd
Standard Books for young people Oct II
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u OWEN & son have just received from Ne

II OWEN u son have just received from New
Il. York their fall and winter supply Of goods,
selected by of the firm embracing very large
and we'll assorted variety of superior Cloths, Cassi
| meres, and Vestings Gentlcmen's Gloves, under
shirts, &C., &c.
They take this method Of returning their sincere
thanks to their friends and the public generally ior
the liberal share of patronage heretofore received,
and respectfully solicit continuance of their Ia
vors Oct. l3--3tawlm
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MILLINERY.
Nov. 64wif

MRS. M. A. HILLS, Agent, on Pennsylvania
lVI avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, will
open beautiful assortment of Winter Millinery on
Thursday, November Sth, to which she invites the
attention of the ladies. Nov. 7-d3t
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"A FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.

|:sd one having a house, with eight good
rooms TO let, furnished, situated between The
Treasury buildings and Four and a. half street,
south off may find tenant by addressing G. AZ
the Office of the Republic, giving the particulars,
&c &c Oct. lift
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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY.
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.

ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
TINE course of study embraces the Ancient and
Il the Modern Languages, Mathematics, and
Natural Science. Courses of Lectures on Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, and Astronomy, de-
vered during the year. The school room, recita-
ton, and lccture-rooms arc all handsomely fur
nished. The Institution is supplied with complete
Philosophical and Chemical apparatus, and every
other requisite for thorough and extensive study.
Terms, for board, washing, fuel and lights, with
tuition in Latin, Greek, and Mathematics, 3 so
per annum. For further information address
Oct l-d X. l.. BROCkETT, Principal
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s ssR1$ III 81 $sF5 s$ Il
GRES DIRECT VIA HAVANA


Ores DIRECT, VIA HAVANA
Guarantee the connexion ofthe Panama steamers.
The new and spacious steamship OHIO, Lieutenant
James f. Schenck, u. S. Navy, commander, will
be despatched from this port on Tuesday, the 18th
OF November, at | O'Clock, p. m, from the foot of
Warren street. North River, touching off the bar at
Charleston and Savannah, to land and receive mails
and passengers.
The OHIO will carry the Government Mails, for
the Pacific, &c, to go by the December steamers
from Panama.
Passengers may rely arriving at Chagres
in ample time to meet the December steamers.
Passengers for Chagres are transferred at Ha
TO the staunch and we'll known steamship
FALCON, Lieutenant Hartstenc, u. :. N, com
mander, which makes the route direct one from
New York 10 Chagres.
The voyage is made in ii days.
The Rates Of Passage TO Chagres are much
duced
The Ohio has superior double engines of 900
horse power, constructed in the best manner
which give n great assurance Of safety 10 passen-
gers over any steamers running with a single
engine. In size, strength, and spacious accom-
modations, the Ohio Is uncqualled by any steamer
aioat.
An experienced Surgeon is attached to the
Ohio
Rates of Passage TO Havana, New Orleans
State room berth, ladies' saloon, so S95
State room berth, dining saloon, 20 10
Standee berth in forward cabin, 55 GO
Storage, found bed and board, 25 %
No berth is secured until paid for. Freight 25
cents per cubic foot.
All bills Of ading must be signed on board the
ship.
REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE TO CHA
GRES.
State room berth, In ladies' dining saloon, 100
Standee berth in Second Cabin. ............. 80
Storage berth found in bed and board ...... ~
$50 lbs. baggage allowed for cabin, and 300 lbs.
for storage passengers.
Freight 20 Chagres 90 cents per cubic foot.
All Tickets for passage must be procured at the
office Of the Company.
NJ. o. ROBERTS,
Nov. 8 lis West st., New York.
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JAMES OTIS SARGENT,
Aff0rnsN af Law.

FOURTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE wILLARD's MOTEL,
WILL attend 10 the prosecution Of Claims he
w fore the Board Of Mexican Commissioners,
Claims against the United States and To- abe trans
action Of business with the various Departments
June 2s-inf
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rIHE GREATEST STORE N WASHING.

JNHE GREATEST STORE IN WASHING
IL TONI. BASTlANELLI & co. have now
on hand am extensive assortment Of gcntlemcns
Under Garments, as
Silk, mcrino. and all wool Under Shirts
Silk, cotton, and flannel do
Silk, mcrino, cotton and chamois Drawers, Of
every price, quality, and size
Also, most ma gnihcent assortment Of new style
silk Cravats, Of the richest design and colOrs.
We particularly recommend 10 all who desire a
perfect fitting shirt stock ON hand, made Of the
best material, IN a superior manner. We warrant
perfect fit, or no sale.
We also take orders 10 make any style person
may select from our samples
T. BASTIANELLI & co,
Fancy and Pcrfumcry Store,
Oct 20 under Browns Hotel.
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A CARD.-The subscriber, a member of the
"A former Commission on Mexican claims, will
November, and offers his services to claimants
der the treaty He will attend to any other bust
ness with which he may be trusted, especially from
the South. Those DESTROYS of obtaining his SER
vices will please to address Andrew Wylie, esq,
Washington city
Nov. 5-dtf H. M BRACKENRIDGE.
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In 1856, Gen Washington imported two poughs
from England, because he found our own too inferior
for good husbandryi
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Nov. ely PITTSBURG, PENN
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CONCERT AND FESTIVAL FOR THE
ORPHANS

LNOR the purpose Of furnishing a school room for
IL the Orphans of ST. Vinccnts Asylum, the la
dies Of the Sewing Society will give Tea Party at
the Odeon ON Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
9TH and Sth instants
Mr.. Eberbsch having kindly volunteered the
services Of his talented children, they will give
concert ON "Wednesday evening.
Admission 10 Concert and Festival 25 cents
This charity commcnds itself 80 strongly 20 the
public, that the ladies deem IL only necessary 10
announce that the Festival will open at p. m. on
Wednesday. and will positively close at 10 D. IN.
ON Thursday the Sth instant Nov. 6-3t
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wi walt1img Academy. Apollo HAL hAs tzcn
thoroughly and tastcfuliy r.ftiod, And y so~ sJfp
for the reception ~ scholars. Days ~ taitaun,
Tuesdays and Fridays. Private los-ins irptn ~ ~
4o'clock. Evening class Ior gentlemen az s@'rl'ck
Refers Ia
Hon. VIM. Ballard Preston, Secretary u the
Navy, Washington.
Colonel Bliss, u \ Army, washington.
Archibald Campbell, esq., War D'partmrui,
Washington
Randall Hagner, ESQ, Treasury Depsftmeut.
Washington
Hon. J. G.. Carter, Georgetoxn.
Mrs. Burr, Washington, Ia whO-s seminary Mrs
Blake has the honor vi toao hing
Oct. 30-eod2w
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ITO THE LOVERS OF THE BEST Ha-
IL NANA CIGARS IA SII NEI L q q

under Browns Hotel, have received consign-
ment, directly from Havana, $1,000 Cigars, Of the
most select brands, manufactured in Cuba.
Amongst them we have only 10000 Of the ceIe-
bratcd Fanny Elssler brand. They are 10 be- sold
in boxes or bundles, for cash only. We earnestly
request good judges of real fine Cigars TO try them
a. nothing has been imported for long time equal
10 them.
Oct 9-eoif
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Nov. 3, 1S49.
ON the petition of Eliakim Briggs and George G..
~ Carpenter, of South Bend, Indiana, praying
for the extension of patent granted to said Briggs
and Carpenter for an improvement in moving,
threshing, and cleaning grain for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place on
the fifth day of February 1850:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard ut the
Patent Office, on the third Monday in January
next, at IL O'Clock, m; and all persons notified
TO appear and show cause, if any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Republic, lntelligencer and Union, Washington
city; Daily Atlas, Cincinnati; Daily State Journal,
Columbus, Ohio; State Journal, indianapolis; st.
Joseph Valley Register, South Bend, Indiana; once
a week for three successive weeks previous To the
third Mondayin January next.
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
y. S.-Editors of the above papers will please
copy and send their bills to the Patent Office with
paper containing this notice. Nov. 5
TNDITORS OF PAPERS, who exchange with
u The Plough the Loom, and the 4npil, will
please cause their papers TO be addressed to the
| agricultural Advertiser, Philadelphia" The
Plough, the Loom, and the Anvil being the only
agricultural paper in the Union for which, under
the law, postage Is exacted on papers received in
exchange, the tax had begun to rise to an nconve
nient amount, forcing the editor to publish the
agricultural Advertiser" Also or TO refuse the
courtesy of exchanging with many papers valua-
bic in their way, but of no use to the undersigned
except for their kindly notices and recommended
tons of his journal To this sort of notice he has
seen but one exception, in which, while declining
TO exchange, abuse has been substituted for argu-
ment, and obloquy cast upon this journal and its
editor in return for invariably civil speech and
conduct. J. s. SKINNER.
Nov 2-eodat
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GADSBY'S HOTEL,
Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sd ST.,
Near Railroad Depot, Washington.
Oct. 2-ifu
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y pier Mache binding, and rich Turkey morocco.
Now opening for the coming season, at TAYLOR
& MAURY'S Bookstore. near 9Th street,
"The Women Of the Bible" new styles, beauti-
fully illustrated.
''rhc Women Of the Testaments," companion
10 The Women Of the Bible.
'"Thc Moss Rose"
"Fricndship's Offering"
illustrated Gems Of Sacred Poetry"
Rich Bibles and Prayer Books in great variety,
and many Others Nov q
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nARLINGTON'S Observation-Disclosures
~ of John Bartram and Humphrey Marshall;
with notices of their Botanical contemporaries, with
illustrations. Just received, for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Nov Booksellers, near 9th ST.
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HEcks on al the principal cities ior .sls .in
" sums TO smt Ny
octl CHUBB a sCHENCk
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NJ OTICE.-The ax-payers Of Washington are
~ hereby informed that the Board of Appeal are
now sitting from day to day in the Assessors Room
west wing of the basement of the City Hall, and
that their sittings will close the 10th instant
All persons feeling themselves aggrieved will make
their appeal prior to the 10th instant
All persons eligible to vote at our coming char
ter election, and not having been registered, will
report themselves TO the Assessors prior TO the 3lst
day of December next, or otherwise they will be
excluded from the polls.
BY order of the Board:
Nov. Il. +. HARDNESS, s. b. A.
MO. 8, DAVID COPPERFIELD,-by Dick
IN ems (Boz.)
Life, Health, and Disease--by Edward Johnson,
M. D..
Windings Of the River Of the Water of Life-by
G. b. Cheever, d. ID.
Geometry and Faith-a fragmentary supplement
to the ninth Brdgewater Treatise, by Thomas Hill
This day received, for sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Nov. Bookstore, near 9th street.
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VISITING CARDS PRINTED AND PLATES
ENGRAVED in the most approx ed STYLE AT
few hours notice, and visiting cards Of the finest
quality supplied, by TAYLOR & MAURY,
Nov. Booksellers, near 9th st
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NIlbL BE RECEIVED THIS MORNING
w 100 kegs prime Glades Butter, put up in
neat and convenient packages, expressly for family
use.
AND IN STORE
20 bbls. fresh ground family Flour
100 bbs. extra superiine do.
~ boxes Woolsey's Loaf Sugar
20 bbls. do Crushed do
10 do do. Powdered do
half chests extra fine Oolong Black Tea
half do do. Imperial do
half do DO. Gunpowdcr do.
20 half do Lower grades do.
For sale by MIDDLETON & BEALL,
Nov. S-3tif Opposite National Hotel.
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HhLB's NEW GENERAL ATLAs-LON-
accompanied by an alphabetical index Of
all names contained in the maps, with their lati.
tudc and longitude.
Lately imported, and for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Nov. Booksellers near 9th st.
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p. S.-Editors of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills TO the Patent Office, with
paper containing this notice. Nov. 5
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-31

TThe Review of Macaulays History Of
Quarterly, excites much attention in the lit.
erary world. II is written in a bitter spirit,
and with power, which must influence the
minds of some readers against the character
of the work The author is John Wilson
Croker, who prepared some time since an
edition Of Boswell's Life of Johnson, was
most numerically ridlculed and scalped for
his pains, by Macaulay in an article in the
Edinburg Review Macaulay is supposed to
have been induced to commit this il-nstured
act, as an Offset to what he considered un-
gentlemanly treatment from Croker, during
debate when both parties were in the House
Of Commons. Macaolay paid the debt. and
something more-but Croker. scorning to be
ou,done, pounces upon the History, pro-
nounces it romance from beginning to end
ACCUSES tho author Of inaccuracy in his
statements, partalty in his narrations-si
carrying into his work, and infu,ing through
every page, his antipathies as a Wing, and
his prejudccs as an enemy Of the established
Church-and he so strongly fortihes his po-
stion by numerous quotations from the body
of the work thai the historian has good cause
to regret that he ever assailed Croker's edition
Of Johnson in bitter and vindiciive spirit
The reviewer concludes his notice Of the
work with this sweeping condemnation
We are ready to admit, hundred times
over. Mr.. Macaulay's literary powers--bril.
liant even under the affection with which lie
Too frequently disfgurcs them. He isa great
painter, but suspicious narrator ; a grand
proficient in the picturesque, but a very poor
professor in the historic. These volumes
have been, and his future volumes will be, as
they appear, devoured with the same eager
ness that Oirer Tioia or Tdnity Far excite,
with the same quality OF zcst, though per-
haps with higher degree Of it bu, his pages
will seldom, We think, receive a second peru
sal, and the writer, We apprchend, will hardly
find permancn, place on tho historic shelf
nor ever, ss.uredly, il continued in the spirit
Of tho first two volumes, be quoted 80 author.
,y on any question OF point of,he History or
Enolsnd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-31

I A BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcr-I saw a mourncr
standing at evenlide over The grave of one
dearest TO Lin on earth. The memory of joys
that we're past come crowding on his SOUL
" And this" said he, 4" is all that remains OF
one SO loved ard so iovely' I call, but no
voice answers. O my loved one will no,
hear o Death inexorable' Death ! wha,
hast thou done : Let me lie down and forge,
my sorrow in The slumbers Of the grave I"
When he though, thus in agony, the form
Of Christianity come Ly. He heard the song
and iranspor, Of the grea, multitude which
no man can number, around the throne, there
were the spirits Of he just made perfect
there the spirit Of her hs mourned. Their
happiness was pure, permanent and perfect.
The mourner then wiped tho tears from his
eyes, took courage and thanked God. IAN
The day Of my appointed time" said he, twill
| wal, ill my change comes" and he return
ed to the duties Of life, no longer sorrowing
as those who have no hope.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-31

COUNTY Inspectors. follow ing gen
tlemen have been appointed County Inspectors
under tho law regulating Public Schools, fo
the year ending May, 1850:
Nerpsrt County.-Rcv. Joseph Smith an,
Rev Charles T. Brooks, Newport. William
c. Chaplin, Fall River. DR.. John NJ Keith
Portsmouth. Rev. Jared Reed, Tiyerton ioul
corners.
Providence Csunty-Rcv. John Boyden
Woonsocket. Joseph I. Sisson, Pawtucke,
George c. Wilson, Manville. Rev. Grin f
Otis, Chepachet Jesse S. Tour,ellot, North
Providence. Amos Perry, Providence. Syl-
vester Patterson, South Scituate.
Bristol County,-Rev. Thomas Shepherd
Bristol.
Kent Coun!y.-Benjamin II Horton
Washington Village. William d, Brayton,
Apponaug.
Washington County.-Rev. Thomas II.
Vial, Westerly. Rev John II Rowsc,
Wexford. Azel Noysc, Kingston Nathan
r. Lewis, louisville.
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Guardianship Notice

UNHE subscriber having hccns By the Hon.
- Court OF Probate Of Newport, nppointc,
Guardian on the Estates beth real and pcrsonal
in Rhode Island, OF MARY A. BROWN, JACOB
B. BROWN, and ANNIE NJ. BROWN, MINOR
and children OF Thompson ). Brown Of the city
Of New York, and having qualified hmscl sccor
ding to law, hereby gives notice TO the creditors o
his said Wards, to exhibit their clans to hin
within six months from the date hereof and al
persons indebted TO said minors to pay The sam,
to him Immediately.
EDWARD w. LAYTON.
Nsspor, Nav ~, is4 Go.
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5773 Midsummer Eve Fairy tale Of Love
by S. G.. HaH,
5774 Amaury, novel, by Dumas,
5715 Three Sisters, and Three Fortunes VI
Rose Blanche and Violet,
57G9 Hacaulay'S England, 2d volume,
3lo6 Democracy IN F!auCc,
SIG Seven Capital sins voinptucu,ness
or Madeline, by Sue,
5777 4 Man Made of Money,
By Douelc~ Ger,old, l
5775 -Four Months among the Gold finders
in aliorua, Being The diary o. aneS-
pcditon from San Ira cisco to the
gold districts, by r. BroykS, VI ID,
34O7 Aunt Kity's Tales,
3io9 Sea Lions or the lost SealerS,
byIJ r. Cooper
J17O Rural Letters, and Other records of
thought nj Ici,uIe, by ~ u. UfhS,
$50 Mordaunt Hall or September Night,
bv the author Of 1.-TWO Old Mems
Tales"
3iN9 Agnes Morris or the Heroine Of Do
nestle Life,
57sI Eighteen Hundred and Twelve or Ma
poleonS Invasion Of Russia, an hi,tori-
cal romance, 10y Louis ReilStob,
$40 The Young ratrcon or Christmas in
1850 n tale Of New York, hy the author Of
"FirSt OF the Knlck.rbockers"
57s2 Feraandes, OF The Fallen Angel,
Dumas,
S7s3 NJ Uncle the Caraie by the author
of Bachelor o:the Albany
57Si Gcorglnn Hammond, by th- author OF
tho Poor Cousin"
57s5 Family Failngs by the an,hor Of the
"Pen recked Husband"
57sG Lconine OF the Court Of Louis Nv,
by Ms N15eyiv
57s7 valerie, n tale of the late Capt Mairyat,
51ss Ellen WaIcham; or Love and Duty,s
thrilling novel Of real life,
by Ellen Pickering,
$3.50 Clement Iorimer or the Book with
the Iron Clasps, hy Angus ". Reae9,
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NJ Z NJ A C e r I e !
THIS Vast and Truly Magnificent Collection OF
WILD BEASTS AND EIRDS


Will be EIhibi,edn NEWPORT on TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY, the 9Th and Oh day of
il ne, 1919
Doors open on Tuesday from to 1 and : to Q
o'clock, p. VI On Wednesday from 10 to IL A.
NJ and . TO p. NJ.
Admission % cents. Children -nlcr years of
age, half price.
The animals contained in this collection are all
in The best possible condition. particularly the
great WHITE or POLAR BEAR the SAcrED
OI NANDI, of the liindoos and the Asiate
LroSEss with her lSrASr FAMILY or WHELrs, all
Of which animals have been recently added 10 the
exhibition.
The Procession Of Carriages, Cages, &c. will
cnte town from Fall River at II o'clock, a. NJ
on the DAY Of exhibition, preceded blythe Coos'
sal TUBA RHEDA, or Grecian State Carrage
containing Col. CorB's famous military Band.
The carriages and cages are ail new, highly I'M
shed and decorated, and drawn by troupe Of
100 Splendid Dapplc Grey Horses the finest stud
ever coll cicd together The C0Nalcadc VIII
pass through the principal Strectsto the Spacious
Pavilion erected for the exhibition, where the
pubic may have an opportunity ofbcholding the
Thrilling FtaJ Of Mss r. Calsoa7 and Mr..
BrosIs, IN The D7N of Wild Beasts who,
together will give an interesting illustration OF
The ssccndancy Of intellect over the wild animals
Of the forest
Also the Extraordinary Performances Of the
celebrated ELEPHASr BoLivER and the verS
amusing tricks oflwO highly Trained Ponies.
ry-for full particulars see bills at the primer
"a Hotels.
10y For the accommodation Of Families,
morning Frhbiticn vil' he gwen or 'vednesdsy'
Juns eth. m,yl9.
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To Farmers and Dairy Men.

A NTHONY e. EMERsON'S PATENT
"A DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY CHURN
Patented, Jan. 9 ls4?.@In bringing This eflec
tuai and siInpls Churn into use. the proprietors
i,eisng confidence ia it's capa 5iiIties do not h,s
ate TO pronounce it the best Churn ever oGefe,
| o tho pubic. Th!5 Churn is On exhibition a
ihe agency.
\ 81 Broad Street, up Stairs, Boston.
And in order to convince the increJulous and
satisfy the curious. at Twelve o'clock Daily,
CHUkNiNG WILL BE MADE.
The public are invited to cali aud examine the
'nacli ine, and STE ts utility tested. 1t Combines
the following valuable qualities
/ ls,. IL produces butter in less fine than any
other Churn, making il and gathering it from
sweet mix in from three to e sht minutes, and
from cream in much less time
| "a. II produces more butter from the same
amount OF milk or cream, than tho ordinary
method, as il does its work in a more thorough
and ci.ntiic manner.
81. 1t IL the cheapest and most convenient
Churn ever invented, involving the true philoso
phicai prncpls of butte'makng.
1'h. New milk, after heing caurDed, Is swce
and suitable for famiy use.
9th. Instead OF feeding the calf with milk d.
rect from the cow-churned sweet milk will an
swe. every purpose. BY this process, the butter
is all profit.
We offer it upon TIE following terms If the
Churn doss not prove asr commended it may be
returned, and the money will be refunded.
We have constantly on hanI and for sale, FIVE
different sizes, SS3, SSi, S. Sc, and $l2 capable
OF churning at one time, | "a l.2 ., 10,
and 20 galons of milk or cream. Also, Churns
OF any size made to order
Exclusive unity rights to manufacture and
sell in tho States OF Maine, New HAMPSHIRE
Vermont, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, for
sale at about the rate of one hundred dollars for
each 5000 inhahi' ints.
discount Of twenty five per cent. Tor cash
is allow ! to the trade
All orders, postage paid, addressed to the sub
scribers, will be PROMPTLY attended to-
JONES & CURTIS,
81 Broad strcct, (up slairs) Boston.
mayl.