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BOARD - HEALTH.

RlcaMoso, June 2's', 6 o'clock, P. "
Present. Me.>is John Ca>kie, (Presltent) y
6 Valentine, Wilson Williams Jas, winston
anI Jas Evans.
IT., Board have 10 report tour new cases 9
Chn.cfa. a! winch ouc has died, AMI three ar
conva,cscenl or under treatment.
une oil he cases previously reported mas sine
terminated fatally.
P. CLAIBORHE GOOCH. NJ. D.,
cli,,H IL
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. Joos "a

FLOUR Sales Of mixed brant, Al s4 50 i.
fresh inspection. Sales Of 600 bt, Su,quehalr;
al 62t
GRAIN Sales OF several carsors Peansylgap,,
Wheat al 100 l02 GEMS Tor rel, ami lO4 cts n
white. Sales oi Corn a, 81 a So as Tor yellos
and 81 So c. iog while. Oats Is IS
WH>KgY-Sales Of hhds. al 70 anu bbIs q, u
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New Goods asy Express,

I43 EAGLE SaU.kF.
NEW style Glnghams
IN Bareges and Tissues
Plain Balcges and Tissues
PaGasolells, French Prints
english and Domestic do
Marseles and Silk VesiGes
Cambria and Pocket Silk idkis
Manila Grass Sknings
French Lawns aud Jackonets
Black Egyptian Minis
Embroidered Swiss Musins
Lace CapeS, French Corsells
Xii Gloves Table ant Piano covels
Black and cold Silk Crava,ing
While and cold Cambria do
June D PARKER, BAYLY Il NlMMOh
MANAGERS OFFICE ID. PAINE& CO !,
wi Richmond, Virginia.
For this day, al = O'Clock, Capitals $500,
800, Zoo, &c. Tickets >.
A, o'clock Capitals: $4,000 2 o' 5000 8
OF 5000, 20 Of 1000 SC. Ticket, ;.
Drawn Nos. ofSusquehanGa, Gas %
10 :}5 ID A. 63 - "a 49 ii 62 y 81 10 % TO-
juno % q. " PURCELL 60.
1 UCK'S OFFICE, No 1855, MAN Stcer,
j Richmond, Virginia.
Another piize .enl 10 Luck and senl tack 70
The managers Tor want OF a purchaser.
Drawn No- Of Susquehanna, Class No.2s
rs 7 IS IL II 63 % Sd 40 IA 62 2s 81 = . %.
IA 40 81 prize Of 81 900 returned By LUCh'
To-:ay We offer 81 500 10 81, ami slSOOo!oE
IS. Call early and secure ore Of The above
June -
NEWSPAPER OFFICE FOR SALE
a DEMOCRATIC NEW SPAPER 10 nc
n interior Of Virginia, with a goot patronage,
will be sold on !ioafai terms 10 one who coHss
well Qualife 10 conduc il. Apply (poN panJ
Tor further information, 10 the editors OF The I'd
quirer. Jnhr 2I-2aWoN
..TgE ON NORTH STATE STILL HOLDS fnH
OWN"
CSaIESs hopsheats hne Manufacturing To.
- bacco made BY Maj. John S Eaton, o; Gran
vile county North Carolina, and Id privately
by N. M. Martin, Brother y Co
, hossheads al ST. purchased BY hlessfs'
George w. Gillian 81 Go.
hoesbead Al ST So purchased BY sless''
Gillian 81 10.
hogshead al $40. purchased BY Mes'r' GU
liam 81 Co.
hogshead sll, purchased BY Messfs gu
liam s. Co.
hogshead Al sl3. purchased By Messf- GU
liza m & Co.
Those who enloy a qnid, may look oa' 10
something FINE
w. NJ. MARTIN, BROTHER $ c.
June 20 eli
|,HOLERA.-By ihe solicitation Il some %
~ our friends, We inform the public ma y,
are putting mp packages Of medicine, Snn ."''
directions ioT the prevention aud cure q IL
lefa and as The disease does prevail 70 l''i"
extent in our City, ii would Be well 10: ever ="
divi!ual, both IN cily and country, 10 nov, van
supply OF such remedial agents, as hd'e' WY.
timely. Judiciousy aud enetseically apr
never been known 10 tail 10 aTresl,os nc ~.
Persons at a distance, by felnIlIins i've Ho''''
can have package iot aided immen'sSomcv
Oas. ROBINSON & WApoIc
franklin 81, between 18th 18th ''Hs
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COMMERCIAL RE,npn
IcuMOND MARKETS. I'M,

RlStMOND mhhh Els, JUNp
TOBACCO-Receipls and insna.,:-
cfeasine, but without any chanos se"ohs
Good and ine manufacturing AMI !" prices prices
kinds are IN demand, and sell r.ad;,. 'eiin
prices. We quote lugs 81 81 10 ~ y al go
common leaf So 30 a 81 So miitIns 10 s sae 5
IS a 30 so and So; good 10 tine s. ~ - goo:
aud 50; extra manufacturing slOaS SIS
FLOUR sat 10 s5.
WHEAT-9U 95 c. ior red. ,00 ! !,
The mills have ceased grinding Tor Ino s -. INV
CORN-55 TO 81. cents. : aeasol
OATS-3O cents per bushel.
FISH crrings are very scarce r..
a 4 l2l; Shad so a 6-dul. a'sa
BACON-Virsinia curee I. GEMS l..
Western Sides 6 cents Snoulder. ss soul
Hams & cens-wilh beasr ts~. cH
LARD-BarIels I It cents; ksps ",.e
CORN MEALS cents. %.
WHlSKEY-23t cents Tor Rccn6.
LIVE STOCK-bEEr: scale ws;ab, ;,
3 IS gross; Hoes: none 10 marker. Ssr. .
a s4-as in qualify. s
SUGAR-New Orleans Al s.5,,
CO, Al &c; 81 Croix, 81 Tic. t6nbia O.sS s y
(loai, crushed and powdered sIc W. 's n
SALT-Last sales from wharf az ou
from store 81 As. Dull. pei .,
COFFEE-We quote Rio 4, &. :
Lasuayra .. It; 81. Domingo ! GEMS - i p..
Rico 81 !; Java 81 II cents fO''
TEAS--lmperia and Gunpowter 55a,s
per To-. Black - a 10 c. Dull
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To the Eduo,s Of tie inquirer:

LOUISA COUNTY, VA. JUNE 10, 1919,
Messrs Editors, Doubtless line now and
then from III. cuuntry would be acceptable 10
your town readers. | havc, therefore, taken ii
nnon mvAeli :. ie, vou hear from Old Louisa
our crops OF wheat ART piviuising, and al
abundant harvest U,!. be the reward Of oar ia
Dor. Corn IS small, vet growing rapidly. Oats
are rather gloomy.
Our lohacco-planleTs have had a most excel
lent season Tor selIlng out plants, which arc
iourishiuc.
A negro maD. Tom, thr property OF MIR. Ro-
bert Bibb vas sentenced by our last County
Court 10 be hung On lbe 18Th II July Tor killing
mel ~ arris, OF Frederiok's Hall IL appears
that John was TOO intimate with Toms wife,
and having caught them together, quarrel en-
sued. John was killed with sick oil wood.
The court has recommended Tom 10 meTcv,
and il is thought a pardon Wiil BE- granted.
Some .; our citizens are bitterly exasperaed
on accouu .! the Legislature adjournine from
Richmond; bu We had as we'll keep COOL as The
honorable members are tond Of hieh lite and We
can hep ="
The Cn eta prevents many from visiting
Richmond TINS liuc.
The b IN OF This section is GOOD General
Taylor std his Cabinet are enjoying fine fun in
cutinc & the 'he heads Of SO many Democrats.
learn that petition has been in circulation
10 org Mr.. Coiamer 10 ch"g OF Mr.. "A F. But
cr's seat, our worthy Postmaster al the Conu
House. He IS a pertec, gentleman, Competent
10 fulfil the dnIle' Of his office, is attentive 10
bis Business anc deserves The praise Of every ci-
tizen. Tours, III nas'c DAN.
----.r-----
NAVAL The U. 5. steamer Wafer Witch,
Lieut. Totem, commanding, arrived a, Charleston
n Monday last, in TWO ami !. half DAYS tom
Norfolk. The following is a lisi Il Cfic,rs a..
acnej 10 the w. w.
Lieut.. Tuuen, Commadins; j. PaUiscG, Cap-
ain; c. h. Dyer and w. F. Davidson. Passed
]. II. Howell Assistant Surgeon
B. F GaTven, second Assistant Engineer; J. NJ. |
Hobby, F. G. Dade and A. G. otimeDs, Thud |
ASSISTANT Engineers; ]. G. Hambery, Captains
clerk.
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The CHoLERA.-One case IS reported by The
Board Of Health as having occurred 10 Peters
burg during The week ending 10Th inst.
In Norfolk, the Health Officer reports, ioI ne
week ending June l9, 40 cases-i4 whites and
26 blacks; len terminated isially-l white and .
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business, may use it with facility !, !. :
posed that, as soon As The machines are br''
INTO general use the price Of patent earbs a.
will be one hall or one lhiri reduced ''"s' y
.Neo Val .
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We publish in another column call iot a
meeting Of the Officers oil The volunteer compa-
MES OF this city, 10 adop, measures !or paying
appropriate honofs 10 the deceased Ex-Presldeh'
The call will douolless be responded 70 as be-
comes ihat in!elligen, and respectable portion OF
our community. When shall we have gene
raj meeting OF our citizens Tor similar purposel
They should not leave every thing 10 be done by
The military
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MAR RlED.

Married on Wednesday, 2oth instant, 10 Mar.
chester, ty Rev. w b. Harwood, Mr. VIZ NJ
ErHEaDGr % Miss MisIA AsDER,oy, BON 9;
Richmond
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TIE LATE Ey-pREsIpeNr POLK.

Papers have reached Us from almos, every
section, with notices ot the death Of The t.
ceased ex.Presiden, Without exception with
no remembrance OF parry s,iie or political di,-
ference ESQ lar as we have ob>e'vedl hey eG
press the sentiments - an enlish y i patriotism
and deep-ioned sorrow for the loss winch The ma
.,on mas Sou uefeaHer We shaiT ebeaV1I 10
present some VI these lributes 10 he memory OF
Tue iilustrious dead. Al present, We content our
selves with the following from the New York
Journal OF Commerce of Tuesday last:
DEArH op E1.PagslDEsT PoLK-A lelegrs-
phic despatch from Nashville reached US last
night, announcing the deaths OF ES-Presidenl
Polk.
James Kuox Polk, the eleventh Prtsiden, OF
the United States, was born or the q OF Sovem.
Der, 1875. Consequently, he died al The age OF
htiy-lour years, seven months and thirteen days
No other President or Er-Presdent OF The Uni
led States died s. Young as Will be seen by The
following schedule:
George Washington, pa Feb, 1872 IAN Dec 1879 se
John Adams, 5oh Oct, l7a5 9Th July. lsaG 81
Thomas Jefferson, 18th April, 1913 3,h july ls2S So
James Madison, 10Th Men, ISL esth June ls36 IS
James Monroe, I'd April. 1889 ith july 1891 -
Jno Quincy Adams, llih July, 1907 Odd Feb Las ~
Andrew Jackson, 18th Mich, 1907 s,h June l-45 "a
Martin Van Buren,, 5th Dec, 1882 SIN living
w. Henry Harrison 9Th Feb, 1913 9TH April. ls4l SO
John Tyler, 29th Mch, 1923 Sill living
James Knox Polk I'd Nov, 1875 18th June, lsi9 SO
Zachary Taylor, Still living.
OF all The twelve Presidents OF the United
States, only three survive, Including the present
incumbent
OF the nine who have deceased, none, except
Mr.. Polk, were under about is years OF age.
The Oldest was John Adams, who vas nearly
81.
In 1906, when Ey-President Polk was eleven |!
years old the fanny removed to Tennessee
In 1915 he entered Inc Uniyersitr oil Nonh |
Carolina, where he distinguished himself by /
punciuallty, good scholarship, and other desira-
BILE qualities. Al each sem, annual examination
he bore away The hrs! honor, and finally sradua.
led with lbe highes, distraction OF his class.
In 1919 he returned 70 Tennessee, and cons
meuced the study o Law IN The Office OF The late
Hon. Felix Grundy, and was admitted TO The bar
jn 1920. Alter TWO or three years exclusive ap.
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NORFOI.k l1ARKp1, - ;,

coTTos-Per II. 10 as. CoRs- W,
81 Sale; Mixed, 50 70 81 Yellow, So; ssIes
oArs-Per busheI % a 3Oc, las! SALES
PEAS : 50 S.
FiSH Gloss Herring 81
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Photographed Tor he Washington Union
MORE NEWS BY THE AMERICA.

MORE NEWS BY THE AMERICA.
CHOLERA At SEA, *
Bosros, June %, P. M.-The Paris papers
ot June 4lh, Stale that Lady Blessinglon died Al
Ter brief illness.
The ship American Eagle, from London 10!
New York, with 800 emigrants on board, wa
compelled to put into Pymou' on The 9th OF
June. ia consequence OF The cholera breaking GU
among the passengers There were 20 cases and
deaths from The disease.
General Belknap, the grea!railroad contractor.
expired yesterday.
The Right Rev Mr.. Tyler Roman Catholic
Bishop. died al Proviten. day before yesterday.
EFFECT OF THE STEA MERS NEWS IN
NEW YORK
New YoRx. June 20, 3 z. M.--Our market is
much unsettled by the steamers adyices. Socks
were firm, but The Iranactions were lmlei.
Vcly lne done in Flour be tendency OF
price, IS downward, and buyers are not wiling
10 give he prices ol yesterday no sales by which
10 give correct quotation. There is tur little
dong IN wheat; lie tendency OF prices j. 10 de
cline small sales Of rcd NJ 80 los cents, Ge-
nesee 1T cents. Corn IS less active, and holder,
are willing 10 TAX. a cent lower rates. no sales
OF moment.
Holders OF cotton have advanced Their views
W. 1T lDt SedlHcT ut"st anu ASK nlRHFl HguIeS
no sales reported. Whiskey is dull p II.
cents per gallon.
The weather is very warm.
--latest from fott au Prince : TIE killed Of the
Haytien Army.
BcsTos June l9 The big Vullufe, which
sailed from Port au Prince 29lh nllmo arrived
here to-day.
The capla,. reports that coffee was very scarce
and lha; The monopoly Law was sill in operation
Several attractions OF this law by Hayden 9TH
cia!s had been punished by The government.
A portion OF The Presidents army was still ia
the barracks al Port au Prince, bul there was no
probability Of a renewal Of The war
II has been ascerlaiped thai the Haylens, du.
ring their conflict with the Domnicans, los, one
thousand men in killed and BY starvation
.7no'hsr Speech BY The Hon T. II. Benton.
ST. LOUIS, June l9 Hon. Thomas II Benton
made another speech al Boonvle, which was
but al echo Of has great speech Al Jefferson city.
The Democracy oi Missouri appear 10 b. equal
~ divided on the platform sci up by The honorable
Senator.
CHOLERA
NV YORK, June l9-Fouy. ore Cases aud len
deaths are reported at noon 10 day; sient de-
crease Of doth cases and deaths over Yesterdays
report
BosTcN June l9.-No cases have, as yel been
here.
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EOR RENT

FOX RENT,
aE a heal wooden tenement corner q
s.ista Bfosi and Foushae Streets with i've 9:
sxIlW-six rooms, Kitchen &c. Possession given
Rent 800 per annum. Apply 10
TOLER & COOK,
June - A ents and Aucioneers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22

MACHINE FOR MAKING BOOTS AND
SHOES. We have befJre chronicled The inven-
lion oil machine, down East Tor making pam
falcons and doing ether kinds OF sewing We
have now 10 record machine recently Patented
by Mr. William Smell Of Easton, Pa, by which
he forms CATERS. halt boots, shoes, &C., WITHOUT
seamJ producing any size required, and ttiug
the loot with great exaclness. The machine will
form any OF The materials in general USE such
as patent leather, calf, kip, mems morocco, split
leather or anything wooden il dlspenses with
the knowledge OF boot cutting and is 50 simple
that any one, however unaequainted with The
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NEWSPAPER OFFICE FOR SALE
A DEMOCRATIC NEW SPAPER 10 nc
II interior of Virginia, with eooi patronage,
will be sold on liuafa terms 10 one who eoH''s
wel! qualified 10 conduct il. Apply, (po'l pal)
Tor further information, 10 The editors OF me En-
onirer Junr % -2sw6g
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NEW hooks

THE OLD STAND IN TIE TRlBUNE BUILD
hlNGS -Morcsunt Hall, by Mrs Marsh price, Csc.
Illustrated Life OF Franslin, No 7; 2,c.
Gold Mnes Of The Gils. in vols SOC
The Muliuer. App'eohce, 15c.
Sc-lpe for March sc
Agass 4. Lectures on Embryoogy; &c
Donibey ard son, 25-
Wymsns Lee on Ply silosy; &c.
Man made OF Money by Jerroli; CSC.
Esmeralts. by hugo, -.
Poor Cousir, by Miss Pi,serine; 25-.
Orphan Niece by siss PicEeriug; 25c
Kate Walsh hsn, by Miss Pickeriusi 25,
EpedeBiic Cholera. by Pref Coventry sc
TX. Wsserly Novels. complete 10 5 vols - 50.
The CaxOns, by Blwer; lSc
And host Of oIher books too numerous 10 menuon
Cal ard examine DEWITT DNNE v Ohi'
IS 81, Tn0ure Bui dngs
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Associated Labor.

Under this caption Cists Cincinnati Adrertiser
contains Interesting article In relation TO Labor As.
socaton, as IL Is entitled, OF Iron Moldsrs formed at
tos recently laid out, few miles below that place
called Industry. IL Is practical Illustration OF tho
BENEFITS OF that plan OF combining industry with capital
which raves full psy TO individual competition, W he
the fictitious equality by which talents skill prudence,
&c. are brought 70 the same level, 10 unknown The
capital 10 made up by subscription the stock being IN
shares at twenty I'VE dollars each. The materials be-
ing purchased and the buildings and ground obtained
On credit pay sbe 10 ins,sments. foreman rnsnsger
aud workmen, being srizsns of more or less skill the
distinctive feature Of the scheme 10 that every descrip
ton Of labor is paid for p,,ce rork There were
originally only t;n workmen " no associated but
others have been Induced BY the Of the enter
prise unite with them Every entitled TO draw
any time the value of his earnings, bat the usual
average Withdrawn has been about one nth twenty
per cent being for the expenses OF living the residue
Il suffered TO accumulate forming fund for the pur
chase Of additional shares tor any other purpose
The manager engages aud discharges wOrkmen the
came at any other essb lshment and no individual
claim EN- plsy ment from the crcu that he
10 hareholder The products, which said to De
among the beet specimens VI iron work sold the
sOciety's warehouse in Cincinnati The estsbishmen,
has teen In existence six months. during which tins
toe gate capital has increased from TWO thousand
/ 10 seven thousand dollars.
The Editor Of the Adrutisey Gays very properly that
the morsl retus should be lost sight of 10 exam
niI this subject Associated labor has been
10 the world under variety Of phases. Theory has
been exhausted In devspg plans BY which the laborer
could be made independent Of the capitalist An
equality for which there Is basic In nature mas been
made the foundation Of the orgsniz atoms industry
Competition has been bsnshed. To combine what IL
good IN tue associative principle and what per-
nicous has never occurred 10 the trainers of systems
Who looked 10 some new order Of society work out
their psrs. The true ground work IL ~ let rivalry
have s fall operation, while supplying the motives to
accumulate. The fret secures the increase Of wealth
10 the ssgress'e-tne last individual improvement
Where all are both owners and workers eli are inter
ested in the resus Where skill exerrion are re-
warded 10 proportion 10 their rus the highest stinu-
snts are uneessiDsy IN action The Editor of the Al
rfisu THINKS thai this admits OF apple alton 10
sL other mechanical employment under proper de.
! yeloPnent
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n.)tJt> ihAUE..
,-.-.-,,'-, .,,rsTIrfo WORKS

IuP0RTt sYD APPLETON 49,, ,1,a ~ "a iiiu,
u.lloos ". svo-s5 81 49, rA.,,,.,,v sn,llsd 10
Ksspp's Chemical Technology or Cbemsny sePo' ="
M. Al, ard N snufscures 40 ilusif stions ~
Ve'sbsch's Principles Of Mschinefy ana 1"s'"0e
$50 Illustrations. 2y-S ...--,., s;o il,.
usiious-S .,,-, ,.,v.i. Onsrta-
tsuys ard Qualitative rew e mon. go
Normnu'. Introduction to do, w. -.
Mods shemics Manipulation AID Alsiysls-e- ,o,s
The Artssn. JOuinsl of The O2erauVS Al" Il" '
$50 ,e,a AKA
Year Box Of Fics IN Science and AT for sty-s =.
Ju,,ein. PIE e-is u Bctsry, BY Wilson, hiG-Istrds
The Steam Engine. by be Artisan ub' e<i'eo Oy ''"
Browre- $50 ilus ~ third eciu ESQ ,..,
Brantss Msnus OF Chemistry, rev an muen en- Ase'
edit r, ~ Svo-s ,-. 80 .-.,.y
sco's Ea.inesr. aud MAchinsis Assistant $50 engrs'
ings 2v-s4 -.
sree'. Raj wsv practice, A. SEQ pstes-s55 ,-
n 4 Co are constantly receiving adclions 10 UeH
Large stock ofwols Architecture Engineering, thsm
is,fV. SC & ~ -.
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EDUCAT ON.

THE REGULATIONS Of Military losi'iuI'ons spph,o
/ 70 lie Concuct Of Conn SCHOOLS: ny Fsncs
II Smith A N. Superintendent Of the Virginia Military In
sli'ute: , no price y cents ,,
F4sc,fsn Id. r--r.fc- g. body, the mind
ar h- heart conducted - ~ b.. fnhs- nt
crp IT. er-stur- se-r h. would ~
scf.ify CORRECTNESS sni i'ii-rs 2" ~
1i--,t thuugha g. DE- hear virtue Inc -1l
cst-e 70 Al - rot tie sts;or The SCHOLAR IT, urr4At man
s- balanced c0rrh0stou OF Al JOS" -
the educated tree neither large root no gfnt ortnet f
the rah fs- together Il yoa suui mara - sf
6r ln the circus. the un-fs %
lie tlur -1casvr ok ~iu Ats pen- -sns
csrpor- .ano h-sfha hes'ih'u BODY IT, beng ~
you tad ths r s cay me ~ofS 90 b. 'a-, rlN
caf-t To such The 90 e,tof stucsmn FER
This day published by JOHN LIZ,
az ~. 81 HrO-d~sv
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CALIFORNIA
COIN yuAgNERS-

yyNHE SUBSCRIBERS neg leave "a call the sitention
j the puo their Gold Wssher IS the simplest. mos
efficient and useful machine OF IN. hlnd no" offered ~
sale Uisa coubinslion OF the motions produced by ID.
bowl and cradle. which motions have been found by oos
experience be the efectusl IN separating Gold By
its specific gravity from lighter pslsers.
They have mschines OF this hTnd msoe OF light hut srs
materials constructed IN such sy that they can be tske1
apart and packed In a very email truos
This machine weighs only Ihry pounds, and 10 capable
OF washing over 500 bushels OF dirt IN day.
Those who wish smschne for washing Gold are Invited
TO call at the store, "a Fucu-st snd examine for then.
selves and those who think they have better one, are 10
vted TO public In the Park, In front OF the Guy Hal
any fair day hey please To nshe.
The Patent has been secured for this inventor
mis- I'm. SHERWOOD fIrLDERALD
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BULLS PATENT CoNCENTRlC
GOLD WASHER.

THIS MACHINE HAsBEEN BEFORE THE PU BIC
but few weeks yet hss already received tbs high
commer from every scientific and practical vhc
has examined H. ana every one of whom prouounces
he superior anything Of the kind nvenleJ
eciied notice from Mr. Robert Atbsron himself who ID
bis lecture al hs Tabernacle on the Gold Regions made
OF the following language when describing The various no
chimes at the Mines:
yesterday mschas ter gold washing nv-n,ed BY
city. lvi-g, believe Eidrs- It ~heh con,
superior and would adye those who nt-nd gong TO the CD
Dggns Il simple std easy 10 transport"
Ths machine has sso been thoroughly tested upon Ia
Of gold 10 the large god sssayng establishment Of JA
Warwick Esq. Of our Oldest ami moss experenc.ta
sayeU. where Il performed It's work 50 well dat Mr.. Wa.
wick expressed bic satisfaction glow iDg terms, and VOL
unfairly furnished with the following certificate
hereby sheeruy that Mr. James Boil 0asiaa
err ard exhibited TO machine Tor washing gold shNh,
inspection found be the best article for that pufo-sss
brought under my noe may add that gold
ing during lifetime Is not limited one b. any m-an.
JOHN WARWICK, II Johas"
CAUTION Attempts have been made to palm upon he
the public spu ous machine being The invented st
made by me Ia order to prevent such imposuons fcc
succeeding, every machine inside by mo hereafter VIII b
branded with my name upon H. J n BULL,
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TO BOOK AGENTS.
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DUBLIsH AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Works
- on the following subjects;
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HAVANA AND PRIHoIPE CIGARS

AhEs sADLlER, "a Broadway, 81 door shove Amer
respectfully invited 10 the above large spacious snd e1
gait store where they viii find al times splendid 20
choice sock Of genuine Havana and Principe Csns OF y
mosi celebrated brands Also an extensive assortment
Virginia Cayendish Tobacco Of ihe fsyoe brands gec
Inc Turkey Smoking Tobacco, &c he fhs trade supps'
on reasonable terms ml2 ln'
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FOB CALIFORNIA.

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/ crmp.nes and the trsde with Goli 5 nrrs and !" SD
srs Miners ard Gold Picks, Pcksxes sh,veb specs
Hoes Axes add Hs,cheis. krives and Forks Hunter
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pistols &c Percussion Csp. sand Cmcibes. Black Lead
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pig ard Bar Lead Tents. Hzmmccks. sc. couprsirg Q
assortment OF Hard ware ul-ry. Edge To- 10 he
n.rcnlar adapted the California market snd the trade
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