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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-05


GUrr, PssouA MolssxIS H.r -AL,osD 4 B,Ncsn
HsHes IFS Broadway snd 10 so~ery the inves,,. .D4
psienees q his great Improvement IN hs,ns .ns o,.
years uis oder the above hat with n cent sepes .s
will be found pesfsole to any other irJ ofh, po..-.,
advantages every other mode OF preparing ne f.t bod,
Taey are for sale only ssiS Broadway and 20 Bowery
my5 ~
Hsrs HArs H,r.,-Tne Nin,h wsrd H.l compssv
CSoNX. Manager oders fJf he Inspection q the pnha,
new elegant aud fashionable assortment OF Spnug has
Their dePo' al - Beees-rst where ,hose w.oof.u
elegant hat Al reduced prire eau be sni,ej
~ sPriug Fa,hion HAS. ,ssl un.a,passei by Any G
durability. elegance or ehesEnsss one pfc. store
il6 Csna.sL Persons whoss hes'sss tho uios ,uh,o
NJ nied 10y Psrs Coniormeuer with TIA sa.t
ness and 10 ,he wv KELLOaa
~ 4 ieh, srsesfa, and ls.uly trimmed hat VIII
brilliant so" and hoishei IN the mort beautiful style /,
sold At EsPEscHEIp'.. lOl Ns.Su.r for g s. q b.a.,
article Than the Broadway 81 ones and equal TO sny
hal eves sod Ia New.yo'k
- PHsESoLocY Aaair-r,,ys W,rk -Me.s-, Fo..
give their last Course of this season N Cs
ton Hall commencing Monday evening May and conra.
uing every evening daring The week only SEATS free
collection isken. Commence al :. O'Clock YSa lss.
ure will he given by l. N FowLss, Monday eveains
Subject Phrenoosy applied 10 lhe rrsnlog Of ChGtr,u
Second Lecture ruesdsy evening. by q FowLSs o.
Memory and intellectual Camre
~ Cry ladies' sDd lhoso vsr ihc city. can ind AL
MLLEss. i9l Canasl The srgss, and hsnlsou- sa,ou
meul % black snd c0iored gse Boots Re found Nsv
Yors together with complete Of L.dies Mss
es sud Chdrens Gsier Boos ard sioes ~ al the va
Kinds. at moderate P'ic,s. J. MILES, ~ Csnsl1
between Thompson and L'urers. mySt.
SUGARS CasAPEs ra,N rvIg Beat Crushed sossr oal,
H7.b.N q sugN ~ Of. TO- Tea ard C,f.o-Hs
truly Astonishing wha q1arNtes 81 Tea and G, lee IRE
daily sod nj PARKrRs az Broonc 81 Of Ludlow
also, good Ors2ge County Butter -sh fo IL a. to l. "a
new Lard cis good Hains ca. Lard cue good Lamp
on "a per esien GOOD Tea only d. srlrs Favored ..
Extra Family Flour. by tho barrel or - - tolls 50 10
TO HorstKrErsss -Bafgains to be- had the rel ..
hraiad cheapest Carpet es~iimsrt in the United Ssie,
% Bowery liiRN ANnSR'oNI You ran get a ans.ous
al wool Iugrsn Carpet, from 3. sd To Z. "a ;ar ysi
floor Oil Ciohs 1s "a Z. per yard Hearth f1gs each
md oier article prcpo'uonsby cheap hundreds ,scuf.
bargain. daily the motto - sus profits and qucs
FiSE-roNtp AsD Bitassr fisNos The Metsfs B,s
Noss have At heir mauu-cory. 3i9 Bl-eckar On ss
and large OF fac toned ard highly anhed
PsnoFores They hsye lors bee1 celebrated 10 hi. Ina
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yenice Besieged.
Dreadful struggle In sicily.

Venice :. be,ieged BY the Aus,rsn' by sea and land
and must surrender
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Markets ...ALsiNT, hsy 4-oP Pm.
The steamers news unsettled the market FOR
BREAD,rrYrs, and nothing Of importance ranspired-
CoRS vas held At an advance.
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MAGNETIC Powders.

~ FoE DEsrHoYISc BID Sues, CccESoAcHEs, horss.
Aai, Fsas Fss aad lnects Pla and al O,her
also Pills for he instantaneous destruction Of rats and
and warranted 0i1ouf oi'oa sod By sne inventor and
propns.or EsASvIL LYoS, 40 Broadway. The following
seremen have used them heir essb shmsnts and have
certified 10 their thicscy
D d. HowAsD, Esq. Irving House
CoLINAs SrEr,oS Astor House
5 TEAYgE CozkzSs, s,s Of the American Hotel
PEEsrOS II BODGEs, ESQ. Carlton House.
}. L. Rooms ESQ Superintendent Of N. TOrE HOspilsl
And many Of the most smineol PhyaaHs In the city Ike
vine he frat SrsHiuss Of the Amer Institute.
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Iat.r from ST. Thouras-Lo.s OF n Philn-
deIphia VesssI-Importani from 'ene-
zaeIa.

BosroS Friday. Kay At Pm
The schooner Tam u SkaHtsr has sTTived at
this Dor. from 81 Thomas having picked up o, her
passage Capt shedd and the crew Of the brig sArsh
Huse Of Philadelphia which vessel sprung leak and
va. abandoned on her voyage from Charleston to
Boston.
Late letters received here to day from VsnezueDs
state that tna Government had passed two la~s-one
tha, creditor shall not BY essl process under
six yesf. and lbe debtor resI the creditor 10 10 walt
three years mora and sEother sW enforess that al
vessel. entering port shall discharge al cargo This
IL done with view TO help the costing trsde OF the
country Agsns, the first sW al foreign Con'uls have
protested. a. conflicting with tie law Of nations.
Guznsn intriguing to sUPplsni Hobsga', aud the
latter was making an st,enptto be declared Dictator
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Prussia against Austria.

Tee following significant paragraph sPpesTs IN the
Second Edition Of The CoOsHS Ga;sns Of the 18th
a Prus.iAn note, bearing date April -, and in
tended a. an answer the Austrian one Of the sA has
in the elssrsst ard quivocai manner declared
10 the Olnuz Cabinet that the PrE.s:En Government
vii be deferred By the opposition OF the Austrian
Ministry from assisting with al its power in speedy
formation Of UniOn Confederate state, and il IL arly
resolved TO upo!d and protect the work This will be
accomplished with The eohcurrenee Of the German
princes
In word the relations Of Austria are assuming q
more wsrAks appearance. and however DESTROYS the
German Court may be to keep good terms with the
OlmGls Cabinet public opinion q TOO unanimous and
strOng n this case to allow Of the popular demands
oenR dsresardsd
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APPOINTMENTS OF EDIT kss-ihslt Nstt sthe
sensible remarks in late Journal OF Commerce on
the Appointment of Editors to Once, had they
been applied with 4 little more discrimination. 1t
certainly does not look well whsn those who have
been busiest and most vociierous from the ncces
sity of the case, in exhorins 10 vote for their
party for The countrys sake fall readily into the
bad habit OF importuuing for Office upon their party
succeeding--n looks too much as II Once had been
the end and aim of their exertions. People will
soon begin TO say during a canvass; That fellow
is blowing his horn very loud, and talks as If the
world would come 20 an end # his side should
'lose-l wonder what Office he will put IL for II
his party wins That would be rather damp
er on the efficiency OF Editorial exhortations. As
a general rule, we think Editors should look di
rectly to the People for the reward OF their well
doing, and in a more wholesome shape than that
of Office. If the People should call one 10 serve
in some elective station we don't see why he
should refuse but let him be he is called and
not an offce-beggar, even at the iountsin-head.
We think however, there are cases to which
the logic ofthe Journal does not apply Take that of
our nsighbor Platt Editor Of the Poushkeepsie
Eagle, for example. He has been right in that
spot, editing Wing paper and nothing else Tor
twenty one years, TO our certain know ledge-sl
ways on one side, though the other was generally
the winning ons-and always as jealous and de.
voted as in the late campaign. We never heard
him named for an appointment before, and now he
Is proposed for Postmaster. We don't say he IS
better quahfe "a and moro deserving than al his
competitions, that not the point-but II he sAoHla
be appointed can any body say with reason that his
devotion to the w ig party or his support OF Gen
Tay Tor " as impelled by hankerns for office 80
IN many other cases We trust Editors Will not
come 70 regard Oaiee the goal and recompense
of their labcrs but that they will not on the other
hand. be deemed Ineligible by OF their call
ing The middle course IS best.
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FARTHER NEWS BY THE AMERICA.
pY SPECIAL EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH
French Intervention in Italy.

To THE TRIBUNE FROM HALIFAX
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Ofhar DImcnltir..

Both France and Russia strangely opposed &c the
change. All these tilheulnes might perhsPs BE- got
over # the smaller States Of Germany were unanimous
favor Of the union with Prussia But this IL Lot the
fact
Hanover vhose cOnsen, IL necessary 10 the carrying
out Of the scheme 10 BOT likely 10 give and SAxony
has too strong sense OF what Interests II has In the
way OF reconsututing the German Empire on the basis
proposed al Frankfort and even II they could be over
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Markets.. BUrFaLo, May I.
R,orDis rifA.a i4s past - H,vs-s5o o5ls FLous H.
600 bu.h WHzA1 For Flour the market. active and
the free sales sre making At 81 OCT. WHEAT con-
,inues n,n though the market !. scarcely 50 active,
sac Of j. 800 bush Ohio was made At 'Oc WHlsKT Is
quoted &C. with moderate busiaess.
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Probabilities. FRI SOL lat Ifor.
wax Loeo WIG Loco Wing Loco ID


In this computation We have cassed Messrs
Wilson and Tuck OF n. H. Allen and Palirey
Of Mass Giddings and Root Of Ohio Howe OF Pa
aud Sprague Of Mich. as Free Soil Wings be-
cause they either voted for Van Buren, or declined
70 vote for Gen. Taylor last year. Messrs Camp
bell and Hunter Of OHIO also demurred, we be
heve. % the support Of Gen Taylor but we under
stsnd they no longer stand aloof from the great
body Of their supporters. In any contest when
may arise between Wing and Loco-foco princl-
pies, nearly or quite all these may he confidently
counted on t. vote Whig, while Messrs Preston
ing OF this State, Booth Of Connecticut, Wilmot
of Pennsylvania and Dukee OF Wisconsin may be
expected 70 vote Loco Foco-the latter IN accord
ance with tue terms Of the " isconsin Coalition
On almost any question Of Wing or Loco-Foco
policy, there will be Wing majority OF at least
ten in the next House-and yet there may diih-
Guilty, owing TO the sectional crossiire IN electlng
Speaker and other officers. We trust, however,
they Will all be Wing.
All understand, Of coarse, that the Senate is
strongly Loco Foco, and that no party measures
as such, can be passed. Trough 10th Houses end
become laws The Loco-Foco preponderance N
the Senate will be about ms strong numerically as,
and Of course much stronger proPorionally than
the Whig ascendancy in the House. We trust
some rational modification Of our present TGriA
and Sub-Tressury acts may be so commended TO
the good sense Of the moderate and thoughtful
among our opponents as to be carried through the
Senate. That expectation may be disappointed
aud even then we shall rejoice that fair share of
the responsibility OF governing deyolves upon each
marty so that there may be no indiscriminate APP
plause nor fsult-fndng-no Judging in the lump
aud by the label-but such candid discussion and
scrutiny of public measures as become Nation OF
Freemen. There may be less good accomplished
than e,cculd wish bat whatever shall be effected
will be likely to stay done.
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ARRESTED FOR L.BEI.-Edwsrd l.. c. Judson
arrested yesterday afternoon by Oncer Horissn OF
the Chiefs Office for gross and wicked libel on Miss
Georgisna C. Cresu sister of Mrs James Gordon Rem
nett in the paper known as Ned BaHfiiHs's Ons Jus
tce Lsthrop held the accused 10 bail In the sum Of
81, 900 10 answer the charge.
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~ 4 hehl sfscsia, and Issdly trimmed hat. WIKI
brilliant sloss, and h0shei IN the most beautiful style
sold 4, EsPEscHgiDs, lo7 Nassau o. for g 81 be,,.,
article Than the Broadway 81 ones, and equal 10 any
hal sves sod Ia New.yo-k
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" HirDock, the ex Woodss.er Of Hudson
will address temperance meeting merit Sunday even
ing 4, $50 Broadway. His address while In tho City
ia Taylors Temperance Hotel, % Cor,lsnda
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~ Messrs BRADBURY & NASH will commence
LADIES SrNOIS0 CLASS this Saturday. afternoon
al o'clock. For particulars in regard 10 private In.
siructon, see this dsys paper.
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~ Rev. I. l.. HARRIS viii preach N the stuy-
VssAnt Institute Broadway TO morrow at lOi AN and
NJ. This place hss been commodlou.ly arranged
for religious services and will be occupied by the To-
dependent Christian Society. Of which Mr. Harris 10
Pastor at the hours before named durng tho ensuing
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CAUTION EXTRAORDINARY.

CAUIlON la lhAOhD. NAN l..
The great reputation of this medicine has in
duecd numerous counterfeiters and imitators 10
take the field.
Beware how you buy medicine putupin square
Qua rt bottles, Be very sure and ask for DR.. Guy
| sott's Compound Extract of Yellw Dock and Sar-
saparilla, bearing the written signature of S. F.
I Bennett, on each outside Wrapper, written with
J black ink; and do not on any account, be in
duced to buy any other artice-as il is this prep
aration onlv that's performing such marvellous
and astonishing cures Take no mans word /;
s persons having the counterfeit medicine and
not the genuine are OF course DESTROYS Of making
their ENTHUSIASTICALLY you are liable to buy
worthless trash, nnleSs you examine for your
selves.
Ills well in all cases to cut out this caution and
putinto your pocket-book and compare with med
icine.
n Remember, DR.. GUYSOTT'S VEL
Low DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA.
Prepared at S. F. Benefits Labratory, Little
FsIIs Herkimer county. N. Y E, and sold by
SIDNEY Moody, Middlebury; A. Sprague
Tereenies A. P. Roscoe, Ne,c Haren
Warren Brown, Addison; G. w. Parmelee,
Bristol; ShoIes, Fsrrisburgh; T. Smith,
Monkton: N. S. Bennett. Bridport; Catlin
81 Wright OrlreH; Kent Wright, Sltoreham,
D. B. Barber, Benson Henry Simonds;
Pittsford VoIney Ross, Brandon Luther
Daniels, Rutland; Root IL Tomlinson, Castle
ton James N. Kelsey Fair Hauen, Geo. E.
Harrington, Burlington, and by the princi-
pal druggists and Merchants throughout the
The United States. West Indies and Canada
None genuine unless put up in large square
bottles containing quart, with the name OF
the Syrup blown in the glass, with the writ
len signature Of 5. F. BENNETT on each
outside wrapper. 22-6m:y.
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Years Past! -!
Recommended by eminent Physicians a safe conven>
lent and every ecacous Remedy that will not dis
appoint the reasonable expectations of those who it,
and superior 10 any other within their knowledge, for
Coughs, Colds and CUnsumpliOns. Asthma Phisic Spit
ting Of Blood, Whooping Cough, andall Pulmonary At
ectons and DISEASES of the Lungs The opinions OF those
who have used be from the following extracts
from their letters have used il for eleven years.
md confident that IL has been the of preserving
life to the present day. 81 consider il an invaluable
remedy in all Pulmonary Complaints" " II has every
where given universal satisfaction "a young lady in
family has been entirely cured of Consumption by the
of it, Having been thirty years troubled with the
Phthsc, and under the of the most eminent Phys
Clans and having resored every kind Ofemedy with but
little benefit il has, after trial of two years, never failed
Ut giving relief Having been troubled more than TWEEN
~ with the Asthma, without being much benefited,
entirely relieved and apparently restored To good
health by week 'suse Of it,
(1T BEWARE OF COUNTERFEfTS and IMlTA-
rIONS. such as Carriers Compound Pulmonary Balsam,
American Pulmonary Balsan, and Others, in part bearing
the Enquire for the article by its whole name the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,"
and that II has the written signature of VIM Jon
Cutler, upon yellow label the blue wrappers Each
bottle and is stamped Vegetable Pulmonary aIsam
Prepared by REED 4 CUTLER, Importers and whole
sale Dealers in Nj dicines Paints Chemicals and Dye
Stus % INDIA STaEEF Boston, and sold by Druggists
Apothecaries, and Country Merchants generally.
For particulars and recommendations n pamphlet ac-
companying each butte. Price so cents For Mid
ebury, by Z Moody. 40
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DYSPEPSIA CURED OF 20 YEARS STAN
DING
THE BEST FEMALE MEDICINE
KNOWN

The most Alternative properties Of DR.. Guy
sott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,
render il peculiarly applicable to the slender and
delicate constitution Of the female. 1t is unri-
vailed in its effect upon such diseases as Insip-
lent Consumption, Barenness. Luecorrhoea or
Whites, Irregular Menstruation, Inconrinuence
of Urine, and general Prostitution of the system.
1t Immediately counteracts that distressing ner-
yousness and lassitude so common TO the female
frame, and imparts an energy and buoyancy as
surprising as they are grateful.
We have evidence on file, which induces us
strongly to recommend this medicine TO married
people who have not been blessed with offspring
We cannot, of course, exhibit tifica es 10
any extent in the above class of complain ut
give the following extract of letter recently
ceived as some indication of the extraordinary
virtue of this medicine as remedy for the dis
eases referred TO.
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In all diseases arising from an impure state Of
the Blood, or irregular action of the system
The Syrup is a scieutifc Compound of the
most valuable plants in Nature, entirely FREE
from deliterious and enervating mineral substan-
ces, and as it expels disease from the system, i'm
paris strength and vigor in corresponding de,
gro
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Graefenberg Health BitterS'

GrdeIenDerg HedlCH DItI0i0'
These at e entirely Vegetable and skilluiiy an'
elegantly prepared by the Graetenoerg ComPan.
from a number Of the most purifying, inV'gora'lnt
and healing Roots, Banks, Herbs and 'ines' gain
cred in the vast forests & prairies of America. Al
a tonic, deobstruent restorer Of the tone OF the
system, and to refresh the sallow complexion, the
are Of immediate and potent efficacy.
The Graefenberg Eye Lotion.
For disorders of the eyes this Lotion has no e
quail. 1t is compounded upon the most scientih'
principles, and has performed extraordinary cures
For violent inflammation ordinary inflammation
dimness and failing Of the sight weakness OF tho
eyes involuntary weeping foreign substances il
the eye, , etc., It is positive and speedy cure
Price rs cents a bottle, with full directions.
The Green Mountain Ointment.
Among the diseases to which this wonderful Oint
met is adapted are the following:
Glandular SpeLIings-Ague in the face
.ScelIed breast and sore nipples of nursing
pomen-Bronchiis -Felons and Ring HORNS
-Scald Head-and is an Invaluable dress
ing for Burns, Scdlds and drdlon BiiSters-
Observation-Disclosures. O. infa-
nlationot he eyes yields 10 its poacer inmedi-
ately all Bruises and Fresh Cut Wound are cured
with great rapidly Fever Sores and Scroiula
Sores are changed into healag conu'tion'
and frequently entirely cured
Price 25 and so cents a box, with full directions
Pamphlets Obtained gratis Of any ofihe agents
named below.
The General Agentfor Vermont is l.. L. butcher
ST. Albans, to whom application smay be addressed.
EDWARD BARTON, See'y.
Agents in Addison County:
Middlebury, SIDNEY MOODY and l.. w. CLARK
Bristol, G. w. Parmalee
Wey bridge, s. L. Sprague
Starksboro, s l.. HoIcomb.
Ferrisburgh ShoIes and Carpenter.
East MiddIebury, u. X. Day & Co.
Salisbury, ii Harris,
Monktoi, +. c. Smith.
B. F. Haskell. Cornwall.
New Haven, A. p. Roscoe.
Lincoln, J. W. Eldridge.
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

The following letters indicate its salutary e
feet in cases of
DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL DEBILITY, g.
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GREAT POPULARITY

The following is the commencement of an in.
teresiing letter just received. 1t is bot one of the
many instances which we are daily receiving Of
the unprecedented popularity of lhismedicins in
every part of the Union:
COLUMBUS, Geo. July 81, 1913.
The Yellow Dock and Snrsaparilla
gives unbounded satisfaction, and l think will,
in a short time, supersede all the other prepaIa-
ions of Sarsaparilla now in the market
Very respectfully, R. CARTER.
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THE MACHINE SHOP

Tics for business, and competent irorkmen
are employed; and he feels confident in say
hg that all kinds of Machine work will be
done in workmanlike manner, on short no.
lice, and at prices to correspond with the
times.
the office Of DAVENPORT IL NASH, or 10 LEON
ARD WALKER, Mathinist, on the premises,
will receive prompt attention
lily JASON DAVENPORT.
Middlehury Lower Falls, May l, 1919.
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IRON FOUNDRY
MACHINE SHOP,

The subscriber having purchased the
Wainwright Furnace, would respectfully in
form the public that he is now ready TO exc
cute all orders for
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To Farmers and Dairy Men

ANTHONY K EMEESON'S PATENT DOC BILE AL
A ING ROTARY CHURN. Patented Jan. 9, l54g-ln
bringing this esrtual simple Churn ino the
preio feeling confidence capabilities do not hesitate
This Churn exhibition al the agency, 81 BROADSTi
up stairs, Boston
And in convince the ncreduous and satisfy the
curious ut IL o'clock daily CHURNlNG WILL BE
MADE.
The public invited to call and examine the machine
and see its utility tested IL combines the following yaua
bic qualities:
I Ii produces in less time than any other Churn
making gathering from sweet milk IN from three 10
eight minutes, and from cream in much less time.
ID II produces butter from the amount of milk
or cream than the ordinary method does its work in
more thorough and scientific manner.
3D. II the cheapest and most convenient Churn ever IN
vented involving the philosophical principles Of but
ter-making.
4th New milk after being churned is sweet and suitable
for family
h Instead feeding the calf with milk direct from the
cow-churned sweet milk will answer every purpose. By
this process the butter is all profit.
We offer upon the following terms If the Churn does
not prove recommended may be returned, and the
money will be refunded
We constantly hand and for sale five different
zes S. Sc and Sl2 capable of churning at time
81 IL l2 10 and 20 gallons of milk cream. Also,
Churns of any size made TO order.
Exclusive county rights manufacture and sell in the
States of Mane New Hampshire Vermont and Rhode l.
land for about the of 500 for each 10000
itants-
of twenty-five per cent for cash. is allowed to
the trade.
All orders postage paid addressed the subscribers
will be promptly attended to. JONES g. CURTIS.
4:3m 81 Broad Street, Cup stars) Boston
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Castings of every Description

Such as Machine Castings, Mil Cra1lks
and Gearings. Stores, and Stores Plates Of
all kinds Caldron and other Kettles. Sleigh
Shoes, Wdggon Bores. &c. &c.