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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-28
America. state stoeas.



M.scHssrrs Friday Oet J - A continu.nc. Of long
opsrstiOns In he marrs asl the Al ss1cs
IN price Witch has taken place since this Csy u~ss
bss considerably charged IT,. tooe ~ our marSet add
W. have rep n arsst deaf 81 exc't"1ient aud -
suisrity in yrices during the last lee days Tue d.
posiriOu. the part - buyefs 20 give out 0fJsrs
which have for tia o been In hand has b-e
more decided aud general toes TUE day tst.rs
by large b0su,rr hiss been the result Nsoufasss~rs
s<e ~ course askug nsber rates and In almost al
es,es ~hsr. busus.s tss been dDus, their 0sasads
haze been partially screa-d u. Az sivsncr ~ "a pr
piece ~ be- tHid To have been fully .etsbisnei
sIirtpss tuose desert ytiuns which had lss-
fsseos0 most ava. has. Ia msuy ca-,s been pad.
Tn some makes of printing cloths, noo lSt
20 "a per piece has been rtslizej upoa Tn.
rem rstee ~ Tact veek whist he Hgat-r
ist rice are good dssi asked aud msni ost-r
rates tie hestef ds.cr pon~ ~ goods stu ryalv
DEL r'ssso sud the position ~ oskars Rendered stt
more emtsrsssing than asa previous 90 the r'ss "a
their Intention TO eoran.rc- stort tine ~orkins Ia
ysins sc,ive inquiry prevails b",h Tor h'sf~ Ne
ssd export, ccutrs-hug very striktnsy WIN me 10
mat. stat. " The Kst curing th- iae' lev ve-ss
Tie sdtHrcc asksd by spiBusrr has ben acc~ dec -
~ many instances 20 the extent q hon Ad u IA
per ID.
ITpcHr. Az LivssrosI Der ~ We have this week
10 uotic- but lisa. altef.fop from lsst ssins.
The fearc ~ ~ american vessels oniinucs 10 cpn-e
gu.rce the prevs a esstefly siDds - which
saus. NAV sso h. stttibuted the scsrciiy ~ aess
veirht IN the market at prrssnt. We quote 70 Nsw
Icrk -utsd weight lSs cosrse gonds, We Oh dne
eo,ds 7t cd Several whole Of ssit have bs-n
tel eu tor Ne~ Orleans 81 from la. 20 ISs he rae
~ Issssge To- New Nors H. steady at a., " Nes Or
I.nus As los ard ~ the other ports Of the United
States fr,m a. les to "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-28

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
w II. Emmons, lady aud servant, Boston; J. VI.
Met ulloUgb cincinnati, Mr. Bufk. az family Wash.
Ugtcn; ". tor-srd SomerYet. rs. Lieut. d u Nau-
~. I'd Person. tauandsisUa. Y. Ncf'uilum,
Camden. Ara Wm NJ. Robinson aud lady. LouisVilie;
AiiItd Jones, halifax; VI ID Burnett syracuse; Capt
h s AleSsuder. U 8 A.: II A Boys. u \ A.; ~ b.
Cntr, Amy; y. " Clarke. do lion Willis Hall
Balision; b.. A. Ssverkfop London; Carlos HeIlours
psvsns; ID. Gsb~y, DO A. Andrea, Frankfort Ger
macy, Col Beng \. Mr. Gsines aud family
Nah Carolina; D.. q. Dandy ami daughter Utica;
Jos Shute. thiisd,lpbis; kobt. Dopueu, Liverpool:
Geo ". Bsiy, Dublin; r. Calender Glssgow; Wafer
Mercer. Georgia a Brovn. rorooto; Jno Young
90 J. Mitchell u. g. Major j. y. Lee, u y A.;
Lieut. col liemsr do among the arrivals jester
osy ~ the Irving House
s weed. Burlington; MIR Pratt, Bostop; w II. Ro-
lin. Philadelphia; Stevens, Washington; w Dove
renutylvt hon. Nathan y. Dixon. Rhode Islsud;
,. Mckay Toronto; J. Custer. Ni-giuiai \. v. Ray
mord DO arrived yesterday at the Ho~afd Hotel
Mir Higfam. South Carolina; James MILLER. Boston;
Or D. Ntufjd snd family, tred-ricksburgh. Va. A.
Written. Nassachusetts; VT Springer, Ohio; J.
Ford Dctton; Mr. Beiden Washrgtos, arrived Jester
dsy at the American Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-28

A INV ARTICLE or FuKL-Our attention was
drawn, few days since, to load at the door of a
Ci'lzen IN Albany, which m appearance resembled
unbunt bncks. Upon inquiry we found that II
was an ariicle OF fuel manuiacturrd in the vicinity
ot Newton's Corners, few miles out Of the CITY,
from n swsmpy piece of low land which furnishes
an article resembling peat We learn that this
muck or peat is thrown into mill and ground
then pressed in the shape Of bricks. TOR the p1r-
pose OF thoroughly dry ing, when II is ready for
use. II is considered to be quite cheap as hard
coal, ana preferable TO either coke OF coal tor
CRATES, there being no gas or smoke from il.
Thousands of tone have already been taken from
single acre in the above vicinity, ahording a
Budget.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-28
Foreign Thestricnis.


Madame Schroeder. Of III. nrst tragedians OF
Germany. and mother e the celebrated singer sdsms
Schroeder has just died at Rsudnits in sax
ony ct the advanced age % ~ The Emperor Francis
]. pad hedsne Schrc.d der an hosor which German
artist bsd before. or has sine. lie
her portrait To be drawp 10 all her principal
characters snc placed The collection In the Imp .ris
Mufsum at Vienna, to serve as models for young
artists
The fair Rachel has consented 20 stay In Pads Iured
by the prospect ~ sccumulsting fame and honor ny
the representation OF q bsrotte Jordsy by rOpssrd
which is TO be brought out OF the Odeon with L-ms
tire .arst and Bocsge (tb. idol % the Boulsvsrd
Dsut,D. Such rp-stac. could pot tail &C. stsrsct
not only "sl Paris" but call France" says enthu-
sisstic critic.
titled Random shots from Rorys Rifle" In the
the-'re q the Mechanics Institution, Manchester ON
9th int
Prince Albert gave Mr. Charles Kesn an interviev,
st Osborne On Thursday relative to the private thes
riesl 10 take psc. at windsor Castle next Christmas
BY ccmmsud % Der Msjesty
Mr. End Mrs Charles K.sn commences an engage
ment ct the brighton theatre on the sth inst when
The play 81 "ststhmore" -as psrf,rmsd
MIR. Stirling Coyne's nee farce called "Mrs Bun.
buys speons slippery sketch vas produced at
hfs Msttbe~s are engaged In IT. The great feature
ths sketch de c,rcon"once vii be trsvrstie Of the
fkatirR dance the lee suggested BY the popular bal
let at her Majesty = theatre last summer.
A rev domestic srams BY MIR wesltand Marston and
Mr. Bernard, H. IN rehearsal At the Surrey
new drama by MIR oHebford called the 'Reiguing
Of the Strand IN next Tuesday evening
Mrs Alexander Newton, the favorite vocalist has
entif,y receverd from her late tudisposton,
sDd -i mske her re- appearances nj the u
oOn " edbesdsy concerts.
We understsnd that Mir. Emery. stage manager at
the surrey th'atte Las been Engaged ~ Anderson
for the approaching fsasOn at Drury. lane theatre
MIR. John Parry has given his nes enterfsi ,mep mt
Win the gftatest success a. VARIOUS places the coast
81 kent ana sussex iucluoipg kamsgste, Dover Deal
tdkstobe. 81 LeoLsru Brighton Sc. lie vas called
upon 70 reIsat 10 at Iunbfid1e Wells.
Tom Matthews. the Celebrated clown IL playing in .
fetiet 81 comic pantcmuic ~itb Miss Csroius
tathett, the dsbsepse ana JolumbiDs At Jsr-ey ks
nsue bic hrtt sppssrsUcs ON Monday. the lat inst
kss Luconb be, Mr. sims Reeves aud Nr Wbit~orth
ere at Liverpool The operas are "Luois "a Jsmmer
moor" La sUBbaB.bUi anu II PuIitsbi.'
The Frspccni Troupe 1T the Amphithestre Shelf
hsld, slso Mr. Wallet the celebrated clowo
The Messrs Brough are eprsged on burlesquss for
the Ha,nsiket snd Aosipsi ibsstrec.
Mr. hsfls. "a tneitd su engagement at Drury Lsne,
but could not seetee 10 The terms proposed b. the les
hrs. Orssr who for many yssrs member Of the
Dtuiy lane c,mpsby IN ~ psniy days died At
brighton On the ist inst she had retired ffoa tss
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capt WClford, ~ the schooner rh)mas a. Pratt who
. srrestsd 81 Noffclk Va short tine stnes On
charge 81 sbdrctins slave, who committed suicide,
bss teen sequitted lhs onescs IL capital one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-28
New York Nominations.

01estisn, Tuesday, Hovsnber y, 1917.
The following the nominations for Supreme Court
Senate sad Assembly ~ made, by the respective
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-05
IN OTHER PLACES.


The Richmond, IVA Enquirer, of the Sd Inst. snyG-
We are panied to announce that this dreadoA seeurge
residence of MIR, lii Carter The 1rst case oeeurreA
on Thursday last and understand that Up 40 Sun
day night there had been fifteen Deaths and the time
the boat for Richmond passed yesterday three mere
we've In dying condition. All were blscks9 ThSmor
taty has been great that MIR. Carter hss lSf his
fine field of luxurant wheat unhsrvested.f gNsthine
could have exceeded tho pains that have bees taken
both to prevent the dissass, and arrest IL after It's sp
and a. the appliances which could be brought Z bear
were used but without avail. On the other planta-
ably healthy. ~
The Louisville (Ky.) Journal Of the Goth ute, says
There great diminuton in the number az choiers
cases yesterday as compared With the proceeding day.
FeveD adults and eight children. Six Of thssv
ported a. cholers deaths. We heard Of ninss more
TERED until to- day The intepments from The hospital
aud workhouse are not included in the above, We
understand that at the workhouse four destha q cho
lera have occurred thus far There sevey OF
cholera on Butt street. We informed BY Two Of
Of most respec sble practitioners In the se that
decidedly less than IL few dsyp ago, whilst 1t
seems to have increased in the districts where 81 has
already prevailed also upon the outskirts Of t city
The Concordis Ua) Inteussenee Of tho 00d ult.
rays The cholera Is raging on the Gustioeflsoe
owned BY Lemucl Conner. at Rife Point, on the Mis-
sissppi line about mile. above vidslia Thsebolers
appeared there In tho beginning OF last wcok three
deaths occurred the first night after its
short time Of abatement ensucd, and now u fHs sp-
persons had been attacked and seven deaths had
CURED whom the afflicted paco was last head from
In Madison parish and elsewhere up tho river, cholera
has nmost entirely disappeared for q tipe atlrsst.
now disease-a FOYER Of unusual and hyhrid cha
rsctcr without chis but With spasns and ng at
tho mouth-has appeared on many places, aud caused
some mortality. The terrors OF the dscdss hare
robbed cholera Of ts alarms in Madison psris dad OPP
posite TO 1t on the Mississippi side. i1isH
The board Of health OF Buffalo the "a INFANT re-
ported 81 OF cholera for the preceding honrs
There were IL deaths by cholera at Coiumbas (OhioJ
from the cd to the Goth uit. .t,g
The Dayton (Obio) Journal Of The 10Th ut says -
From "Wednesday evening dark when our lAs; report
clos,d up TO the came hour yesterday there Rt nino
deaths from cholera in this city. W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-05
Theatrical mud Musical

Dowrnr TBr.rHE--At this houss yesterday ther,
dongs, for the holiday folks aud both tn,
afternoon and evening performances -ere dneIy at
tended. We never ssw q more enthu-iastc audle nee
than the evening The object Of every ono Of thc
seemed TO be TO obtain az much p-si-
bic aud any quantity provided by the actors who
al p.Jtd her Larts fnely The Dad Bosery Theatre
- hsver tehindhnnd, such days o. YESTERDAY es-
p'cslly and the public will appreciate the ent-rpri.
tirg snorts q the 20 their wishes
ioyment On the grand n.tiona holiday Of The rcpub.
Bso,rwar Tur,rrE The yrrst anniversary Of Ame-
rican Independence celebrated, at this fashion
s'lc theatre in style which could not be surpassed
Mir Ascalltcr the famed nceromsncer gave two per-
fornnnces, in the afternoon and the other in the
.itnins' aud both we're attended BY very numerous
sudit We cannot. By SAINT OF space. enter uto
d'tal "a nll the duc tricks exhibited by the skf ma
Eician y viii b. sufficient to name among them the
braud infriotic Feat,' In honor o. the day IN which,
cut 81 simple pencil pencil cssr. Nr MaeaI-tsr
produced 800 American flags sil II vhish we're pre-
r,nted 10 the audience the sughsb and unique trick
81 "iaiher RABBIT and Cousin figeon;" the asyani.h
Dictionary aud Living ~. m pbc stens Of the Ian.
yelling Iigeens;" the ~ arvellous Basket the Aerial
clock which pointed, At the command = the sn-
dienoe 70 any hour and struck the this being
very curious experiment. FOR the clock composed Of
single plate Of glass without works II asy Mad and
vas Entirely soiates being .ny Suspended by wires
But the mot admirable part of the ept.rt.ion.,, q,
decidedly the Sleeping in the Air. most wonderful
trick which uns performed by Nrs. Macaster herself
u must be known that this lady dressed i'm . vsyv a.
CANT Turkish costume puts her elbows ON stick aud
then. being under the Influence ether H raised nv her
hu'band 10 borizontal position, which she Keeps to
the admiration Uf all b. bolders Ihis exppriui, M
which T. one 81 the mott Astonishing undertaken
by any sorceISss received With much appIau. by
all psctCnt The trick gill b. again repeated this
evening and u u by itsclf worth ali the perf,rmanes
Nc doubt many will 60 aud see it
NArioSAL TuEa1EE.-Noe was in his glory here res
tcrdsy and the entertainments were freely zd
during the day and evening The Ia rhable burles,ue
II foey the spartan in the evening .Iict.d shouts
81 laughter % seems to incfrase in popularity every
tine " D. played. Burke makes the most comical
Moral We Jaw; aud Nils Nestayor ss LADY, Rs,.
ddf h, va most gracefully dgmiHvd an the various
IcIiotmabcef vent III I'm the finest holiday styte
We glad 10 the house veil Pat rosseI A., a.
hes been conducted IN such cnterpriging STYLE Nv Mr.
thautrnu that he deserves all the patronage that can
10 Fhenu The performance this evening will b. Of
meet Itoy dttofir,iJn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-05
CITY Int,illgcnce.

Fr7nre MsrrHEw.-1he Apostle Of Temperance did
not crssEc In any public exercise yesterday He went
cut &C. take drive with fieuds and to enjoy the
oeuairy cir.
firf.-Last night, about II o'clDck ere vas dis
cOvtTtd in bed room, In the Of the third story
q No. 90 Broadway, occupied by sir Adolphus Rau.
who kcers the restaurant In the basement 10 II sup
pos,j 20 have been occasioned by Il the hrs balls
iron, Roman candles, exploded mevhere in the
neisbborhood, as the window was open II was fjrtu-
nate the flames were discovered after the IRE be-
gan, otherwise the house would have probably been
thing In the bed room destroyed. The damage IL
estimated at $50 No other part Of the house was in
juicd. The Gre was extinguished with buckets Of
nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-05

1hrmss s Hall OF Virginia, to be Marshal Of the
nittd States fl the eastern district Of Virginia vice
Ednurd Christian, removed.
b,nismin II. Smith, 81 Virginia. to be Attorney of
TIC United States for the western district Of yrgns
vice George w. Thompson removed
James Gvinn. TO be Collector Of Customs at yicks-
burg Mississippi, vice Hardy IIendrew, removed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-05

seriously injured the gun explosion having effect
In the elbow joint Of the left passing towards the
wrist, laceratng the muscles aud flesh In dreadful
manner and fracturpg the bones 1t supposed that
emputation will be necessary.
Stephen Schuberth German, aged "a years. residing
at the corner Of Murray and Washington streets
lying a cot with a wound on the top OF the right
thouder. II appears that this patient was on tho
dock at the foot Of Chambers street with horse and
cart aud had just put produce on board steam
boat and in the act of picking up chain belong
ing to the cart, when email boy discharged pistol
which evidently loaded with a ball, as the shot
look effect the top Of the shoulder OF Mr. Schuberth
The surgeons have probcd the wound but unable to
discover the ball at present..
Between eight and nine O'Clock yesterday morning,
an unknown ofrespectable appearance brought
to the hospital insensbs having been smmed between
tho railroad cars Of the New Haven train in Cana
street In few minutes after entering the hospital he
expired On examination. the kidnios much lace
rated and also other internal parts Of the body
much injured enough to cause death. The Coroner
will hold inquest on the body this day.
small boy, 10 years Of age, by tho name Of William
Keefc residing at No 20 Roosevelt street, brought
to the hospital much injured by being accidentally
by Of the Dry Dock stages No. 13, In Chat
ham street neor Orange Officer Murphy, Of the Sixth
Ward picked mp the child and conveyed Il to the hos
pits Upon being examined 1t was supposed the child
would survive the injuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-05

JuSE IS. 1s4p.-south Granville Wsshinuton -Depi,-
min y Peter. Middle Granville Washington George
" Bates. Eaton, Madison--Alpheus Morse. Palermo,
Osvego-David Jennings, jr. Andes, Deawsre-Dauici
penter North Guilford Chenango George m Tbomp-
son. Iinoklesn, Chenspgo-John s. Blsckmap. Maa-
den, Jlster-Duncsn Livingston West Niles, Cayu-
ss-Cyrus Ellis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-05

Maj. AcrNr BrTwrEN NGw YorE .,yS rIuA-
rELPniA We understand that Major Joseph l..
Harper, Of az Philadelphia Poet Ofco has boon ar.
pointed * the Postmaster General 10 DC Mail Agent
bctwcef fllcd Lia and New Nork 10 the place OF A.
q. Or SvOld Esq, who has Tor many year. Been
fai ful and tcicnt Uiucr In that branch ofAv rcst
Ofcs Department. Dir Grit void rendered hiS rosig.
seun yesterday and ia his retirement carrs~s with
him tho Itst vi hes % The Department te~rshsr with
thee Ct large cec cf intimate fficad as scr ain.
.succs Nrrrr-! h!F6g'srr, Jslvt st.g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-05
Progress or the Chslsra.

Maron's OYricH Nsv York, July 6, 1S&s.
The Sanitary Committee Of this city report o. neg
eases, and Y deaths, Of cholera, having sccSrreA
during the last "a hours. ia
SUMMARY. -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-05

The steamship Washington, Capt G. w. Floyd
arrived of Sandy Hook at 10 o'clock last night,
after passage across the Atlantic Of fourteen
days and four hours She left Southampton. Eng
land, on the 10th ult., and brings the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-05
Cotton Market.

The cotton market during the week has bee
steady, firm, and increasingly confident. n
great change in prices-ihe committee of broker
placing fair Upands a, nd; Mobile I'D, and o.
leans Sd. Good ordinary to middling Of each O
those descriptions being one-sixteenth to one
eighth pence higher
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-05

More doing in the corn market, with a slight i'm
provement IN prices. Indian corn is quoted at 35s
36s. per quarter for white and yellow-thc former
having been sold at 36s; Western canal and Il al
iimorc -four 2Ds. Cd Die. inferior 2is. Cd. a 22s I;
Philadelphia 2's. 3D., and Ohio 25s. per barrel.
Wheat has advanced one to two pence per 10 lbs,
and is quoted at o.. n Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-05

FRIDAY, June 22, 1919.
The markets to-day have been imer-C onsols
having been 81 a l, and being new eIi a 4 for
account The new 81 per cents hsve realized
92lal.
The quotations for Amencrns stocks, and names
Of passengers, will be posted on the bulletin rs
as soon received. The mail not opened at Boston.
Continues easy. There has been an ARRIVAL at
Liverpool from California, with cGo, 600 in gold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-05

On visiting tho hospital last evening, VIC there be-
held the tsd cEccts Of the accidental explosions OF
pistols and guns, consequent almost every cele-
brstion Of the 4tb Of uy. In the different wards
In the hospital stretched cots wouu led a
lsccrsted In shocking manner the following unfortu.
nate boys and young men -
The first one we saw was young man, about twenty
years Of age, by the Of Patrick welch, csrpen
ter by trade, residing at No 50 Mulberry street The
thumb aud three fingers Of the left hand terribly
lscersted, the nesh being blown or from the bones
This occurred by the hand being the muzze Of the
pistol whom IL accidentally went on while trying put
on another cap.
The next was lad Of IA years q age by the Of
John J. Moran, residing at No. $40 Msdisos street
The left hand of this boy much shattered by the
bursting Of pistol In Grand street. The thumb and
two FIRST fingers and part Of the hand blown or
only banging together by the ligamcnts
The next was Francis McCuly, aged IL years rssid-
Ing at No 126 Anthony street. hole blown CON-
petely through his left hand In consequences Of his
hand resting the muzSle when the pistol vent oa
The next was Thomas Riley residing in East Broadway
eyed Is years This patient considered to be very
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19

1STAGE)-.At Cheshi'e-A Stage from wa
,erbury, daily connects with the A. M tram
for New Haven, at 8. A. M. Returning up
on the arrival Of the evening train at sos Pm
Also. Stages from Litch6eld connect with
the down train at HOS A. N. on Tuesdays
Thursdays, ana Saturdays. Returning upon
she arrival Of the up train. at 1875 p. W. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Also, from Wolcottyille on MONDAYS. Weld
neseays and Fridays. Returning Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Satardsys
lit Piainvilhe, Stages from PiyMcuth ana
Bristol connect with the morning train Tor
New Haven at SIS A. NJ. Returning at S 80
pm. Also. from Litch6eld, through North
field, Plymouth and Bristol, TO connect with
The 1880 A. M. train to New Haven. Return
ING upon the arrival Of the train at about 2
pm, Also. stage leaves for Hartford upon
The arrival Of the train from New Haven, at 8
A., Returning to cenJrect with the tram
from New Haven at 5. 80 p. M
Al Pennington Station, Stages from VIM
sted New Hartfog I, Collin vile and Union
vile will connect with the 8 A. M. train to
New Haven. Returning uponthe arrival Of the
" HENRY FARNAN, Superintendent.
April ls. 80
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19
cry Important

THO persons owning Mill privilege on a
l. small stream of water where they can
obtain "a feet or more Of fall in a short dis
lance. The subscriber will furnish motive
power, which is acknowledged by nearly or
quite all persons who see the operation to ex.
cell all they have see n as yet. A specimen can
be seen in the southeast part Of the town Of
Canaan. and in Pine.street in the town Of Cons
wall. Lich9eEd County, Conn, and Washing
ton, Berkshire County. Mass, New Lebanon,
Columbia County, N. Y 1t is simple in its
construction and very per .nanent and durable.
1t is peculiarly convenient for common saw
mill; there is nothing in use equal to it.
For further particulars, inquire at the Office
Of the Ehqnirer. OF by letter to the subscriber,
directed 10 Falls Village Post Office
HENRY WIGHTMAN.