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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-20
JAMES MULLIN.
... s, Ut II ~
VXTOULD respectfully inform his friends and tn
w lie, that he has taken into partnership with h

WTOULD respectfully inform his friends and the pub
w Hc that he has taken into partnership with him
JOHN TIMONEY,
late Cutter for Charles Taylor of this City, and hopes by
their united exertlons to give entire satisfaction in their
line of business
They will receive, regularly, the latest FAsHroSs and
feel confident that their work will be got up in style of
neatness, not to be surpassed in the esern Country.
lney are prepared to furnish goods or make up gentle
mems own mgteral.
Their prices will be moderate. Cutting done at shortest
notice.
EIhcr shop is at j. MuLI1N's old stand over the
Checkered Store, Main-Street.
Doouquc, iowa, Nov "a, 1910 l3ly
Ladies' Fashionable Shoe Store.
MIR. HERMANN sAUER,
VXTOULD respectfully beg inform the ladies' of
w Dubuque, that he has opened an establishment for
the manufacture of Ladies' and Misses fashionable Cater
Boots and Shoes, Main street, opposite the NAPLES
House.
Dubuque, Iowa, Dec s, 1919. nl3--3m
$1,000 IL Wear Made Clear.
TTNE undersigned offers for sale his place, hundred
wards north of the corpora limits of the City of Du
cose Apple Trees all grated, and of the best quality
tant Also, large lot of Cherry, Pear Chestnut, and
Mountain Ash Trees together with several thousand Or
namenta rees, with large lot of Shrubbcry, to
Gus to mention This place is well adapted for the Muir
sery business. The place contains acres, good two
ry brick house with frame attached 90 by 30 feet,
cecnt cellar, good well of water large barn, stable,
carriage house and other out buildings. have also an
rangement with practical Nurscryan who owns larg.
Nursery and is under contract to furnish any quantity OF
Fruit and Ornamental Trees such the market demands
The person purchasing will he entitled the same arrung
mcn With care and attention to the Nursery business,
under my arrangement, person can make Z Thousand
enter into the above business will find this good opportu
nifty. Apply soon or you lose chance. Terms lib
eral and the place at bargain
W. l.. JOHNSON.
DubuUuc Nov 80. lS40. 13ff
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-20

Nutmogs, Cloves, Mace, and Spices.
"A LARGE quantity of the above articles in
"a store, and warranted to be of the best quail
ty, for sale cheap by ''
T.. F. GILLESPIE.
Dec. ~, 40 E z2..t..r.'
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-20

RAA Superfnc drab, green and blue Blanket
~ Overcoats for sale cheap at BUTTONS.
SpS Blue and black dress coats, for sale very
az cheap at GEO. s. nj. J. BuRroNs.
A,ATlNET Coats Of every description for sale
- at price to olive and Let Live" at
G.. w. & NJ. J. BURROWS.
sn Pairs superfne black cashmere dress
~ pants for sale at a price to suit the Gus
toner, at G.. w. q M. J. BURToNs.
DAVID JONES,
ARCH ECT A ND UILDER,
A WALLS himself Of this opportunity to tender his
II thanks to the citizens of Dubuque for the liberal pat
rOnagc bestowed upon him since his residence among
tem and humby hopes by prompt attention to business,
still to merit prOporOnae share Of the patronage of his
fellow -citiZens.
o. Sash and blinds made to order.
Sep.7 n52tf DAVID JONES.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-20

More of those good Teas.
4 HAVE still supply of good TEAS, war
rantcd fresh, and for sale cheap for cash, by
80. E. +. GILLESPIE.
Disc. 10Th, 40
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-20
For Rent.

n WILL rent for one or more years, the very
] desirable Residence now occupied by S. Nj.
Langworthy, with IL acres of good meadow, &
garden ground, on the hill above the City.
J. l.. LANGWORTHY.
Dubuque, 18th Feb. 1850. 90 st
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-20
Land Warrants.

I - -. Co., H1a1Eu9u w aaEFstEHtS,
| oCAlED on tme on advantageous terms. Apply
IL to the undersigned. "
WIN. JOSHUA BARNEY,
Agent for Robertson &. Holland.
6JOffce on Mbin street., Dubuque. over f. C. & f. H.
Smoths Store.
October 3lst, 1s49. Off
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-20

EAA Superfinc drab, green and blue Blanket
~ Overcoats for sale cheap at BUTTONS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-20

lat THE OLD STAND OF HAMMOND & MARkLE
holcalc and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods Groceries, HarI
aoarc, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats Caps, Qucen
rare, &c. &c.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-20
Peoples Essat Stcre,

SUPERIOR WINDOW GLASS.
700 Boxes of G. Johnson's best Pittsburgh Window
w Glass, all sizes, in excellent ORDER Just received
and tor sale low by +. F. GILLESPIE.
April 25tl, lS49. Under CITY Hotel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-03

From the Charlottesville Jefirsonian, August29
We give below the from this District by which it
will be that Messrs. Garland of Amherst Souha and
Randolph of Abcmarlc, and Lyon o Nilsson, elected;
Mr. Rves is only Il votes and Mr. Whitehead Is be-
hind Mr. Igon. Mr. Souhal and Col. Randolph have fire.
queniy represented bemac county in the Legislature;
they both and able men, and will undoubtedly
exert considerable influence in the Convention Mr. South
il called Conservative he avors most of the reforms
which be demanded by the people, and the only di
ference him and the other three gentlemen elected,
the Judiciary questions while he vors the election of
the Judges by the people, he is against submitting them TO
reelection; all the others for the term tenure principle,
that is elect Judges for period OF five or seven years.
and reclgibc Dr. Lgon has represented the county
of Nelson in the House of Delegates and Of sound
practical good Mr. Garland is the clerk OF the court
in Amherst county and of the popular in that
count in this election he received every vote cast in his
county except 1851 of 626. Perhaps not more than
wohirds of the in the District went 10 the polls
There was no excitement disturbance but all was quiet
and good order From the number Of candidates 1t was
certain who would be elcccd who expected to
be among the first tell in the and others who
expected 10 stand much Of chance among the
fu; unless the official should be different from the
vote publish it, which We do not expect, those We
olo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-03
RECAPlTULATION.

he whole of the Conservative vote in the district 299
that of the Reform ticket 5695; being majority OF 217 in
Garland, R.; Sou,lal c.; Randolph r., and Ligon R.,
elected; three Reomcrs and Conservative. Messs.
Garland and Souhal Wings Col Randolph and Doctor
'''7''' LOUISA DIsTRCT.-3 DEL
Mcssrs Walter D. Icake of Goochland D. W. X. Bowes
and Richard Cooke Of Fuvanna eleced-a OF tnese
gentlemen are Radicals.
From the F'rcderieksb,rg Recorder, Amr,tst 49,
ELECTION RETCRNS-0UR DISTRlCT.-As anen-
ton may not generally have been directed t9lne suoec.
have thought it proper state that ny "a" II LIS Is maae
the duty Of the officers conducting me ciccuh a. M .e
houses Of the several counties forming an eleclon asG
meet at the court house Of the county ist nentoned III
the law describing such district the twelfth Gay after e
Of the election win copy oi .'g pols VI
their respective counties with we" Oh comparing "e SAINT
and give certificates of TO those who may be elected
The dav of meeting in regard the election of members OF
the Convention will be Tuesday next, the 50 INST IN our
distc, the sheis to meet at Bowling Green Cafohhe
Cou'' iiousei THE FRANKLIN DISTRICT.
We learn that N. c. Claiborne Of Franklin, Archibald
Stewart of Patrick and VIM Martin Of Henry are the sue
ces candidates in this District for the Convention DR.
Stewart was member of the Convention Of ls29aO and
them now was fh basis manone Cine; q Inc Jew nat
' TAZEWELL.
George 6Oo Chapman 373 Caperon 347 Pendleton 322-
Mercer county far as heard from o majority cr Pende-
We have not yet received statement Of the polls from
Giles Mercer and Monroe but from what learn,
there but little any doubt of the election of Albert G.
pendleton, A. A. Chapman and A. T. Caperton. As the
counties have given large maoties for their respec
tive candidates
No report from the district of Lee Scott and Russell has
been received except from Russell c. H. where Wynn Car
ter and Kgoe said to have received decided maotes
The prevailing opinion is that the above named candidates
are elected Jefersonriuc Democrat.
An official visit paid the other day by number OF the
aldermen of New York Boston, On Saturday evening,
about o'clock, disordery party were arrested IN the
streets and after taking them to the lock up, it dscoy
cred that three of them aldermen of the city of New
York. Well may Fuller the Mirror e1claim, "where and
/ oh where are the corporation gone"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-03

We understand upon reliable authority nat ne
cons in tine surrounding counties very materially da-
mayed BY the heavy rains last Saturday particularly The
Tobacco crop The Saunton Dan and Banser are sad 20
have higher than they have ever been
gentleman from Halifax informs US that as many hve oges
were carried away that county alone The injury done
to the growing crops is said 10 be unprecedented
[Lynehburg Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-03

Norris majority White in Caroline and Spoltsyvana
HI; Whites minority in King William 76 In Hanover TO-
BY these returns Morris beats White one vote in the dis
trict Tight squeeze
MADISON.
Barbour S5, Banks 430, Voolfolk 200, Green so, Early
800, Lee l50 Garth Is.
GREENE.
Voolfolk PAS Banks 2l5 Early 45 Barbour l25, Garth
l23, Green 53 and Lee 20.
To he Editors Of The Enquirer,
NOTTOWAY, Arorsr &c 1880
Dear Sirs We have received full returns from this dis
ct composed of the counties of No,toway Iunenburr
Brunswick and Dinwiddie. John f. She'll Robert f. Turn.
bull and James L. Sc0ggns all thorough radicals are elect.
ed. John W. Gillian and L. IL. Campbell defeated Mr.
Campbell our countyman, (he only Conservative fought
CALAMITY but failed in overcoming the odds against
smallest county and conservative opinions Anoh r con-
candidate would in all probability have elected both
conservatives. HENRY.
To The Editors Of Ge Enquirer:
DANvILLE, Arorsr 23 1880
hasten 10 give you the vote at this place. You will
that your friend Treway received lG7 of S0 poll
ed. And when you meet with him in Richmond, you
treat him WELL for tell you now. that You will find him
be head taller than many Of your great who have gain
cd much greater reputation. The fuowing is the result
Treadway l6 Nhitile li2; Chambers l43 Edmonds II;
Perkins 100; Wcher l06 Logan IA Terry 6l; Chalmers S
Goodc 50; Alexander .; Baskerville 10; Rucke ,; Garrett
70. Political OPPONENT.
PENDLEToN.
FRANKLIN AuG. 81, 1880
To the Editors Of the Enquircr
Gentlemen: In accordance with your solicitation here
with report 10 You the entire of this county Our
diates all thorough in their REFORM nd but
tc excitement peryadd the ranks of the sovcrcgns
Sequentv the small and much divided par,l
culary those from The other counties forming por-
tin ol this district Our home nominee made admirable
runlost du forty rotcs al the various precincts. Hard
beat
Newman i25 Dencac 800 Kcnncy 339 Mcpherson III,
Iionbergcr l9l, Harper 1885, Williamson IS, Baker &c.
CHARLOTTE.
CorEr HousE, August % 1850
Ncssrs Editors. naIv vuu iull r,urus from ali
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-03

Lynch, Arthur Winghed and Saunders elected.
WOOD
Snodarass 5G4 Johnson 555 Van Wrinkle 503 Camden l5o
Spencer l56 Smith ~. nodgrass, Johnson Van Winkc
and Camden, no doubt elected.
The in the Cupope,, Madison, Orange and Greene
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-03
IWFTENt ~ Ut" t'TFD ".
,,,InaIur Al iir
Barbour Banks and Voolfolk, all three Democrats, and

SHENANDOAH DISTRICT
Full returns this District show tha, Mcsss Sanucls
SEYMOUR Cook and Williams elected. The following is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-03

GIANTS BONES.-A week two since, Mr. John
Harmed living Rolling Fork about Il miles rom ms
on the river bank 1t proved thigh bone perhaps the
largest ever seen. 1t about six times the NUMBER
OF cubic inches as that Of sized man, 1uSSlhg
from the size of the bone found 1t belonged human
being II or 3 feet high Mr. Harmed has also found col
lar bone which in about the proportion Ibat Is
a human bone there can be no doubt.
"~''-'' [EH-abethotrn (ky.) Register
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-03
PENDLETON
FRANKLIN, AUG. 81, 1850.
II .AKI.U I.UT'TI

You will find from The that the talented Bocock
rods he candidates in this ro,lnv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
LAW is.

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS MozAay-Be
Tore the Recorder and Aid. HAYES and B all-The
August term Of this Court commenced this morning
WIN tre following calendar: mayhem /, rape and
incest J. robbery !, burglary o. grand larceny D,
thaOlt and battery with intent % kill ,, bigRmy ?,
carry ing i1ng shot ], delfauding =, soliciting n.
lersnt passengers without license l. false pre- ense
I, embezzement !, misdemeAnOrs = witnesses 2
previously indicted l5. Total 90.
The following gentlemen were sworn az grand
jurors, Philitus II. Holt, foreman Edward Ellsworth
Walter Hsvilsnd, Stephen w Jones, Henry Nc.
Gladden. TnewiDg, Stephen Van Nostrand, Benz
ID. Bruse, Hartman Blsuvet, David Cromwell, IT,
John Conger, Edw. Green, Stephen HalL Garrett
Hopper Edward B. Hobby, Ira Hutchinson, John
w. Latson, John Martin Joseph Murphy. John Nc.
Lean, Willis Blackstone, Geo B. Over, John
Brand the Grand Inquest were briefly chargedby
the Recorder, after which they retired TO commence
their lAbors.
The Petu Jury were then organized-29 persons
answering to their names.
RO6berv and Grand Ldrceny.-Jeremi,h Sulli-
vaB, impeaded with one Bird, now in prison. was
placed on trial charged with robbing Mfr. Edwin
A. Swan, aconntryman of bis et-book, contain
ing 500 in bank bills, on the IN Of May last atthe
grocery, corner Of Morris and W sshington SITS The
complainant il appears went into the store for the
purpose OF filing up blank subpoena, while there
having occasion to use bis book, he drew u
from bis pocket, when the accused seized II ans
rushed out OF the STORE OOmpelnsht e''euPseu "
pursue him, but was prevented BY Bird, who be al.
lodges seized him by the collar and stole bis gold
watch, valued at 500. No portion Of the property
was recovered. The case was clearyIproved, and
the accused was convicted and sentenced 10 the
State Prison for years.
Grand LarceRy-Richard Fox and Richard
ChafIey were placed on trial charged with stealing
two sails valued at $50 from avessel The proper.
ty belonged to Capt. Jesse Atwood and was iound
In possession of the accused who were convicted
and sentenced, Chsfey for years and Fox for
wears aKd months Imprisonment in the State
Prison. Adjourned to Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
PROPOSALS.

no COAL DRALERs-CORPORA Norcs.
Proposals will Ne received by the undesgned, al The
Compnoers Ofice Hall Of Records until the eh day Of
August 1852 for supplying One Thousand funs Of Anthrs
cle Of the best qualify for the use Of the several De
partmenu Except the Aims House Department. each
nun 70 consist Of 20o0 pounds and 10 be OF The following
kinds viz 5o0 OF Lehgh Coal Egg siIe, 500 uns Of
Peach Orchard Red Ash Cosl Egg size. five huc.
bred uns Of be delivered before the hrs
day OF Nov ensuing In such quantities and al such o.
Police Ofces station Houses, Public Ohces snd ftrS
Department Buildings may be directed By the srpeItn
lenden Of Repairs Public Buildings and The remaining
FIVE hundred Iuns si sueh times subsequent TO the LEI Of
November next al The places before mentioned ~ directed
by The superintendent OF Repairs 10 Public Buildings
Payment to be msce The delivery Of the Coal TIC
contract will be given the person persons who sha
Offer the terms tho most advantageous
10 the Corporation They shall enter into bonds win sails
factory security for the performance thereof under iof
feiuTe Of the OF contract price In case Of
ALLURE which bonds be executed within ave days
amer the Proposals are accepted. -
The proposals are 10 be marked Proposals for Coal
and viii state the and place OF business OF the bid
der The proposals 10 be furnished In sealed euye
OBJ indorsed Proposals for Coal and directed 10 The
subscriber at bis Office In the Hal otRecords on or before
O'Clock P NJ OF Tuesday, The 9Th day Of August 1850,
which time and place the estimates VIII DO publicly
opened.
with The provisions Of az ordinance organizing he Ma
ucipa Government Of the city OF New York. passed Nay
SOh l49 contained 10 sections 40 10 SOL both inclusive
Proposals made In accordance with Ihese directions
Will not be considered
Any further Information may be obtained by calling Al
iyl7 tAusss JOSEPH T. TAYLOR, Comptroller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
Az AEkWtn. ancrones,.
NV AANER RRnTHR A. IN .toy

AERWtn Ancnoness
10y BANGS, BROTHER a. co. store - srosd-
DvE Particular aienuon given 10 the sale Of. Prius
Iih'sifes Cash advances made vhen desired
NorIcE The copGtnershp Of BANGS PLAYr L co
dissolved by The death Of Mr. PLAfT on the sth Of
Nay ssL Toe business vii he continued BY the survivors
under the title Of BANGS BROTHER L co.
Hew-Yofk. Aug l, 1850.
Yyrr-sscoSD NETWORK TRADE SALE.
MONDAY, Sept g 1880.
fhe undersigned snnounee the next REGULAR TRADE
sALE Of Books, Paper, Stationery, Stereotype Plales
Of September and 10 be conducted ans the sane regus
uoss as the last and sold the following terms viz
On al purchases from the whole catalogue amounting 70
VS. and upward four and sir monhs credit; pur.
ehsses from The whole catalogue less than $50 and
han tiOo four mouths credit ard all purchases ess than
ts cash discount Of enc per cent VIII be allowed 90
a. purchases exceeding 81 900
They request that invoices for the catalogue be furnished
lmmedisiey a. The printing viii be commenced early
day.
fhe usual cash advances will he made on recept Of
goods, when desired. BANGS, BRoTaER& co.
"a Broadway
Complete sets Of heso very desirable and seeci works are
offered 70 The trade and others comprtlng The stand
ard Library 81 vols the Scientific Library vols; The An
Library IS vols the Classical Library IL vols
and the illustrated Library new series Including Lodges
Portraits Of Iuustrous Personsges OF Great Britain The
volumes sold separately desired. new Lis. has l1s
been Issued Of the various works and may b bad Al he
Also, Lardners Popular Lectures on Science and Ar,
volA svo; Ewbsnks Hydraulics and Mechanics John.
sons Farmers Encyclopedia Gnenons great work oa
Mich Cows fhsers Principles Of gricultre De focqus-
vle's Democracy In Amehcs lions sougster senneus
DR. Fishers Work Small Pox and Vsriooid, 40, With
coored plates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
PATENT zINo PAINT.

yx,Hg sUBsCRl BERs, Agenn Of ne he"-yspsy Ia
nlorng and Mining Company, have received hOn l1el
,,snsiye Worss NJ Hevnk supply Of TIE Hasnnl Linf
srovn ana Yrsnklinaie Pana, witch VIII b. disposed .
Ts-s- p.iru conss Of various SHADES from cosp hSA
brown % 70 deep &c, and also black and osins
composed Of metallic OXIDES, tner Asur2 proPerues And
az ,lso prepares from he sane OXIDES panu pecananJ
vsu.bie for ne coating ofron and Of On, forming as seT
,roterrou sx.iru oxtdiIsron cow Known
fhese p.inu when applied 10 wood. forn- also, va1s
Die pro- ecron against IRE.
upply Of be Coupany's beautiful White oxids u
Zne no.ho ezi.usyey used In Paris ard other psrs q
Curooe a ne nosi vsnable substitute for WINE ssd s1t
osher deeisrous painu shorty expected Sof sss u
he subscribera ST JONES 20.
vln asNrDG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
70, ne Tribune.
TO NIA0iRA-A PETITION.
...e.f -. sL- ebrNnc

To MAO iRA-A PETITION
-, v,no NJ CAtsracts before thy throne
-, ana SIS thy giant feet of stone
~, nav no worship due to God alone
,oA sovereign do pray TO thee
hast voice-a living majesty,
-. hast thou not a conscious ear for me
,s., not love that answers back 10 love,
s+onsb II would be as II the skies above
sAould hand to hear the moaning Of dovel
7 nav for one, Of soul and form divine,
,Uho' ere the harvest moon shall cease to shine,
viii be, oh royal Fall, guest Of thine
THY rushing stream be gentle unto her,
Tor never will so fair voyager
Feel love to thee within her spirit stir.
rby rocks, for her, with freshest moss be decked,
rby cliffs be still and hang in mute respect
Or if they fall, be in the mid air checked.
And thou, oh Fall, sing loud for her-sing loud
Thy brightest crown pu. on thy forehead proud,
And wave to Heaven q lotier incense-coud.
oh robe tbyself in rubies weave the rays
OF gold.light in thy veil Of silver haze,
Until thou art TRANSPORTED 70 her gaze.
Oh clothe myself in pearls, and bind the beams
OF moonlight DER thy vest Of flashing streams,
Until thou kindlest all her youthful dreams.
30 may her heart expand to God and thee,
And overflow with love so full and free
That she will think with deeper love Of me.
The kiss plant upon thine altar DOW
For this one, rain a hundred on her brow,
Until her checks with roster beauty glow.
And fold her in thy soft and misty arms,
And hush with song her maideDly alarms,
Until thy music all her being charms.
And she shall hear thee say that was here,
Thinking Of her with many happy tear,
Wishing that she-my Life Of life-were near,
Saying, the thought of her and Nature blending
any love, like yonder tide, itself is spending,
Yet evermore it COWS as deep-unending
Niagara Falls, July 10. Hw.P.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
pATRNT CUTTING ANO cARylNd MACHINE

Il FOR WOOD AND metallic above machine
sGvng been thoroughly teied for Than NO years Tho
pA.en.ee desires call he attention OF capIAlin 10 ne
sane The machine embraces tho most perfect cOmhin alton
OF movements thai have been Introduced Tor cutting or
carving ard capable Of producing any form or shape from
he Izr q pattern down. IL performs with the most
perfect accuracy and great dIpach description OF cut
liz ara carving Among loog s OF articles may b eeE-
oted he following Cabinet and Piano-fOre Makers
work blocks for calico paper AID ocOtn prnses wood
l.pe bock oeIG picture fr2mes bluth handles, matrices
fr casrg type, ard a. amer OF GOl1c nodded, carved
aLd work Tor carpelterI 10 churches cottages
81 &c &c TIE economy VI time and Abr by me use VI
thete mAchLes IN furnishing Al much reduced eosl Ohg
utility well a. q luIury will II 10 believed, convince
readily he ncedulOus 10 ia value n properly pat
in operson The Esyius 10 The labor Of carving will Do Al
The esst per cent snd 10 cutting tracer carpenters tnd
OILERS from l0O 10 per cent and a. u has DO nyA
10 s iue IL ui readily eoLuO the mAEet IA regards inc
psteuLTigh iaeL s incOulesubly s1DttannA one His
keu 90 combustion u movements never before attempt
"a ARD enc Of 10 bes recommendations taai 70 has pAss
- rot on IN The United Pz.ont Ore bur as1 tnal Of
GreAi Britain France and Belgium, where tner known
sreiaess 40 regards American Inventions procudes The
idea bsi .his "a other han noveIy
The paleu.se Of eIher taxing partner capa-
bic Of The business 10 his city and having he ns
ee,,sry capita u carry o. be viii sell psr whole
fbe stAs or one undivided bali Of .ae psentn Eng and
Trapee or Belgium. 10 which countries machine Will Dc
,entn few da under he guidance VI asEfa mecnsnie.
Any persOn DESTROYS Of ensrng into the same snd hsy
frg he requisite Qualifications he inventor would % happy
10 see between the hO5ri Of 10 AN aod NJ al ne once
OF Worra Cos iron iourdrJ ard machine shop D Elm
o. where be viii give any Information or show M machine
tnoperAiou. lyz5 ISAAC ". StNbEh-