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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26
VIM II FRANKLIN. Aucdoneer.
DPRRMPTORY SALE IN PARTITION OF

DFREMPTORY -ALk IN PARrlIION OF
i FIFTY.FOUR VALUABLE L0TS-On Flushing,
CermonI and Vanderbilt avenues Ia the Seventh Ward Of
The Cily OF Brook yn-WM. FRANKLIN, SON CD.
will seil suction, on THURSDAY June n at Il O'Clock,
al The Merchants Exchange; ~
FiftN four lots situated Flushing, Vanderbilt and
CleTmont avenue o. being part Of the Spader estate
tho south side OF rlu.,,ns-
svaaa. seng entire trout between Cl-rnon and an
deTbI avenues -. A.
Also, bls on Fushing -svsnue, commencing at the
soUthw IL corner of Cemont and Flushing avenues.
VANDERBILT lots on the west side OF VAN
deTbiL avenue between Flushing and Park avenues
CLEEMoETAvENUE-l6 lots on the east side OF Ger
mont avenue between Flushing and PARK avenues
Also II lots the west side Of Cermont avenue, oppO'
site The above between Flushing and Park avenues.
The contsuy OF these lo 10 the ferries acc The conye-
nence Of by aud being the avenue next ad
Joining Clinton avenue which Is highly Improved and
The fact that Vanderbilt and Clinton avenues are the only
avenues In that section Of the city which extend to The
river renders the property very desirable.
Title ndsputsble
TERns-Ten per and auclioneers fees on the day OF
tae 90 per cent OF the purchase money may remain on
bond and mortgage al the option Of the purchaser for one
Lihogsphc maps Of the property can be obtained Of
Fer particulars Inquire Of Lott, Murphy L Vanderbilt,
Courseors at Law 3Fronts rockyn, or Of the aae ion
GERS Broad-sL N. Y. 1881 JED ous
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HOUSEHOLD MARKETS.
rReported for wednesday. Tribune. /

Reported for Wednesdays Tnbune.I
WAsHISeroS MAKKET, Tuesday, June Is.
There il great prOiadon Of Strawberries and Cherries
in Hate h. morning. Green things such "a gooseber.
RES csbbsges eaufowers and the Ike are In eonsdera
bic quantity. New Potatoes begin 10 bring down the
price. Of the small stock OF old lower
10 fact that "a with al fresh meats Butter ISL
shade lower Tropical fruits not peny-BsnAnss are
good but don't stand The weather. A few Wsiermeoss
are on hard, al high prices Salad IL in the flower Of Its
age and tenderueB greens are getting scarce radsh9s
gone as they should be. Apples are rechoned good Tor
weak eyes Flowers are plenty. and 90 OF SFskly Bat
ttese are nearly hidden under The enormous piles OF
strawberries which come and go NJ something IKE fly
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CITY ITEMS.

1UEsDAfb Juuo %
The PAcrFIc.-From the log of the Pacific,
which we give below, it will be seen that in spite
of the violent head winds she met with, she made
excellent time, her best day being 300 miles:
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WASHING MADE EASY,
- xyo,xr ro yxyaqu QI OTHES

xx1ITHOIIT MACHINES, Washboards or Pounding
w Barrels. Rubbing unnecessary send me , UIs
printed circular giving plain directions for Washing
Cohs thai w enable one Ps,on 10 no sn a. me wa,a.
he confusion Of washing day THIS niehod requires
machines wsshoos'ss or M Tar
PpGsnsive sricles-NO RUBBING THE SKIN OFFfOUR
SAVES ss TIE oS cGoTaEs maze. s@ whe
and never Injuries The finest fabric The articles used cost
but few cents for large washing sna csn os
Sospsn or Washing Fluids" most OF which are injurious
The Circular also contains directions Tor clear ssIcelng
washing ard cleaning sik' ki2 glove. ,smov1g stains
grease spots mildew from linen, al NOvATiSG VEL
CLTs & SIr nc wAITAoUT FADING These are the
greatest chemical discoveries Of the age All ee hotels
steamers and large laundry esaohmenn use my uienOa
OF ~A'nnk' PROOF 1.-THE CITY.
PUBLIC CERTIFICATE,
aw. have tried MADAME BEAvELTs system OF
washing and consider 1t THE BEST In the world, and
WORTH MORE Than is asked I'd, for s. II"
Mrs. Lppncot, lo| bsro"h
T. Lyon az Grand-sL
p Cozzens IO4 Nassau-St
n Kluss, SO2 Ii ghih avenue
II. H. Johnson, boot:teeper lu4 Nr'eusi
r~,,.c,, rom letter. received BY Madame Besve:
BALDwISsvILLE, NY May 10, lSoO.
s,, xxav hat can Ne got up ELIJAH ARMSTRONG.
wooDs1owS N J. May a. 1850
any wife much pleased with your method OF ~asn.as
pearance oflhe clohea' DAfiD pA'tS
DEsNIsvILLE, ". J. May a, 1850
al have tried your system OF washing and ma y 20 90
all Won have represenledI Please send mo my OF your
'"'1'A'' FISHER LEANNiNe.
East WAREHAm, Mast May q 1859.
81 have TIED your me thod Of wsshng and am Vey naen
nleased with It 10 better than expected ga aeeoen.
81 fl health had been unable 70 do my family "asn"f
until procured your circular. Now do II WIN e-s0
recommend your pan " al Mr. s1 RGFTs E HOLMES
soNEps PoISr, N. J. May 2, 1850
have tried your system Of washing and an peIe.J
sAu'neD '""' - "'-' ~ "Mrs B. DRUM"
aKENpALLs MILLS. Ne. Msy 81 lSSI -,
al have tried your plan Of washing ana an ~ 800,
pleased with Is engage IN lis sale believing sr e.
engage IN more benevolent business Encioseo - ~"
WINCH 'olu "' 'O~' al. KNAPP
"Axsv1ILE Penn. June 5 1850
ave have tried your recipe for washing eno ~ "a .
our nus saD y, - a.,n. w l. ASHMEAD
hmos' 'a'I1O'e'eSP~ JOHN HEAN,JR
Thousands have tried It. and could be nameo ou' 'P'~
IA TOO costly IN this paper 10 add more - q, a,rs-,
To avoid limitations and eouuterfsits, De saIe ~ :. ~
YOUR letter 10 Madame BEAvELT, Patent Lzana IA
iei26N&Ss IS Anr-st New.forL IosAeo -
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MANAGED POT AND PEARL ASHES
IL To the OF Pot snd Pear Asnss damaged By
ere NJ The Inspection Warehouse, In West and Washington
suees-The undersigned viii purchase, 81 fair prices any
parcels Pot and Pearl Ashes damaged al the recect ire
In many cases here being out slight damage to the
rumerons instances csmsge whatever having occurred,
no oimuniuon In price viii be necessary or required
T.F.CORnELL
ie2flw Coentes Sip. corner OF Wstey-r
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer

ADRIAN II. MULLER. Auctioneer.
DBREMPTORY SALE BY order OF John Johnston
and John T. Jnhnston, Administrators OF Robert John
ston deceased ADRIAN II. MULLER will sell Of suc-
uon on;WEDNESDAY. June 26, a. u O'Clock, al the Aer
chanl Exchange, IN the City OF NewYork: All the inter-
esi Of Robert Johnston deceased In tho American Hemp
Company consisting Of onefourh part Of the ssd
Paterson J. apply John T. Johnston al bis eHics
WslsL (6&5) ~ 4ts24 IS rs
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- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thai all Ihose
certain pieces parcels and lots OF land situate In tho
village Of Dunkrk, In the town OF Pomfret county Of
Chautauque and STATE OF NewYork which on division OF
certain lands Dunkrk, by and among the Proprieors
thereof made March l. 1888, conveyed To Russell H.
Neyns and Charles King In trust, to sel the same Nc
by deed dated March 1888, and recorded In he Clerks
Office OF the County Of Chssugue n ber s. Of deeds al
page 1885, will be sold by under the direction OF The Trus
ices at public auction at the Merchants EIchaags In the
city Of New York the 18th day OF June 1880 said sale to
commence at u O'Clock noon Of that day, and TO continue
from day day until the whole ofssd trust property shall
be sold.
The terms OF sale will beten per cent OF the purchase
money to be paid 10 the suconesr the day Of sale een
per cent to Russell H. Nevns and Charles C. King the
18th day Of July next when the deeds will be delivered,
and cent TO remain bond and mortgage
payable in three years asr date with interest per cent
per snnum, payable semi-snnusly.
The lands 10 be sold comprise about 1900 building ou In
the village Of Dunkirk Maps Of property may be seen
al the auction OF Anthony Beecker, Esq Auction
eer, 7 Broad sL 10 the city Of New.York.
For Information In regard to the title apply 10 Henry
EugRles Attorney, "a Broadway, Nsw-YOrk
NewYork, May n, 1850.
RUSSELL II. NEVINS, rr.,...
CHARLES c. KING, :
mySl JL47 l1l2 a. Is, then Dtdsis
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AUCTION SALES.
JAMES COLE. Aueuooe,r.

JAMES COLE. Aueuoneer.
positive sALE Of nearly 800 lots Of land IN the
4 Eishfh Ward City Of Brooklyn belonging 70 the &C.
tate OF late Peter wyckof. deceased, ou The ffh,
wil sell ct suction on WEDNESDAY June -. 1850 al
O'Clock, 81 the Merchants Exchange New YORK;
5th ave-lO lots AZ the cor. Of I'm and Middle aus
6lheve--Si tots 81 the Of i7th and Middle sts
7thsve-I5 lou 81 the cor. OF ina and Midie sts.
sbsye2 g lots NJ the cor Of 18th Middle and braxon su
9Th aye-7 lois al he Of l9h, Middle and brax-
ton SITS
lib tt-4S lots running from sth TO Slh ava
hiddlest-lO7 lots running from 5th 70 Oh ava
BrAxian st-li lots running from Sth 10 ssh avs
large portion Of tho parehsse money may remain 90
bond and mortgage for Term OF years
Lhoeraphic maps can ~ had 81 the ONCE OF the A1c-
noneeF, IS Futon-sI Brooklyn, and sWsl-st Nes-York
j22isis
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Aneuoreer
DEREMPTORN sALE OF -FOUR THOUSAND
IL BUILDING LOTS snc valuable Wster Fronts 10
the Of Dunkirk Chsuancue Co the termination Of
the Erie Railroad Sale TO be made At the Merchants Ex
change, In the city OF NewYork by order Of Rasssll H
Nevins ard Diaries c. King Esqs frusees-ANrHONY
the 18th Of June, 1880 a u O'clock, al the Merchsr3
Exchange the following valuable property, viz: N the
OF Dunkirk, Chsulsuque Co. State OF New-York,
by order Of shout o building lots In said town
and number Of valuable water fronts and wharf privilege
the harbor TIE sale OF the vhoe OF which VIII be sb
soute and unreserved 10 the bidders Lhogrsphic
maps The property be obtained Of The anctoneer
chase money can remain bond and mortgage for y-srs
per cent per annum Dunkk being the terminus Of the
Ere Ralrosd and is harbor the finest on the LAKE. this
property offers great Inducements 10 buyers The sale VIII
be continued daily untilihe whole property 10 sold.
my2O, Y 2A2a2 sSOjSS 7l0l2u Q.llS
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TO OWNERS OF nnIoHIoAN PROPERTY

TO OWNERS OF MICHIGAN PROPERTY.
TIVE FIRM OF MACY DRl00s Land and Ysx
Agents al Detroit having been dissolved By the
Ptratton Of the term Of lher agreement and George "
Macy having sold TO tho undersigned al his interest N
the concern and retired herefom, tbs undersgned begs
inform all Interested that he has since the said dssoluoni In
November as conducted The business OF the said agency
under bis name, and that be will continue dsvots
bis careful personal stennon TO Il 10 oil ts branches Any
orders len with DELOs w. BEADLE, Esq q u Broad
WN. o. DRIoGs
DETROIT, June !, 1889 jsli Sus4Swos@
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nACs, ROPES, and al Einds o. pspe, maaq h
* 60 nst-rsls bonshf and sod 90 lDeral tsrmA ~
~ CANT 4 DERRlcKsOS, l52 and l5s soath-st
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she had appeared lowspirited and responding
She went up 70 the garrett took bee hive 70 stand

she had appeared low-spirited and responding
She went up to the garrett took bee hive to stand
upon, and fastened q cord to one OF the cross
beams; she next tied the cord around her neck
then, with q razor, inflicted terrible and mortal
wound across her throat and consummsted the
tragedy by kicking the beehive from under her.
Her absence was not remarked for some hours;
but at length search was instituted and her body
found. Eagle.
~ Weekly Report of deaths aud interments
in the city Of Brooklyn, for the week ending June
%, 1850 ,-DIsEAsEs Casualties /, consumption
3, commissions l. congestion ofbran ., congestion Of
lungs !, deliIium tremens l, dysentery !, erysiPe
las p fever l, puerperal fever, /, sacret lever T.
inflammation OF liver l, paralysis l. still born -
Males, Isl Females IL Adults, ~; Children, IA.
Total 90. Interments in Greenwood and other
Brooklyn grounds, from New York and other places
40
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tOh sALk-One sseond land Adams Power Pr.
~ 1000 order, sze o. elsteo AxS7 incbes
~ J. HOE CO. y ead Il aon.,
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BRUSH pdAHUPAoroRY.

OO>1 PEARI~sT. TRANKLINsQUARE-fh sub.
% scnber respectfully uforms nis customers and The
public be has hand for tho Spring trade large ~
whswash do window do, dssing do, &c. Also, On en-
ensvs assortment OF fancy brushes u superior workman
ship which he 10 selling al The lowest pIces Ybe UNDER
signed has received from The American institute silver
medal for the bes, brushes exhibited q lhsir ls.s sir
az 2ms JOHN K HOPPEk
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CUsToA HoUsE, NEW YoRki
Collectors Once, Juoe II, 1850. 4
DROROgALB WILL Blk RECEIVED Ar

nshpg such SPAR BUoYs q shall bs required for sSs
waters 10 his Dstcs for two yess from the FIRST July
next sid Buoys 10 be Is 90 and 81 feet IN lcngth %
and other defects; 70 DO foned eomplete win elampe
swiyeIs and bands and 70 have three coats best marie
pain, each
Also, for The necessary Iron sinkers and Moovipr
Chains which proposers VIII offer W supply q 90 much
per pound.
such tines directed by The OF Lahs spd
10 be and approved Of By such persou ~ - sha
designate, befofe pay meat u made therefor
jezA sapsrnssndsns Of 1ixa,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

W BROWN, Aaeioueer: .,,.,,
r1xTFysIyE sALE OF FURNITURE. HOUSE
EFURNIsHING ARTICLES PlANV,FOhhts r Ss "
June IS Al 81 Broadway, al lol O'Clock an extensive a.
,ortment OF valuable Household furniture osetnei wiz
gresI variety Of useful and Ornamental AZ
nele, For PARTICULARS see catalogues, which are 10"
ready Sale perenpory. TO pay advances and eo.s con
sta rmenfG
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JAMES II. HOLDEN
ENTfaT

JAMES Il. HOLDEN
DENTIST,
formerly with DR.. J. n. Howe,)
DEsPECTFULLY Informs his frierds thsi be has 10
Heated bis Office at 81 Bondst JED u
DOOFING.--GOODwI PATENT CEMENT
tn or ,bpge roof. sh done for 81 per fool, New
NOS on rough plsnE covered for e-nIs and warranted
nv s. GOODWIN Ia Csas o., corner Of Lsarens.
''i-l0 lnecd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

Ilk. KICHAkDsON,s sx nUP.--one OF tho best
Dremedies OF the age Dr. Rieharasons syrup for chol-
era cholera morbus md summer complains ana pain u ne
stomach.
Sold at DR.. rsphagens $50 Pesrist Chsres n, Ring,
1872 Broadway; al the Druggist store l6l doi Robert A.
Hays ITS Fuiion-st. Brooklyn city 1oi 5mS
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- N. H.
10 BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION, a. New
Il IUsr1, n J-Wi be sold on ne grSu as Ol
10 Saiairg Iots sruaed Broad Parker ksnSls os;
den ard Passsie and Belevuesyenae ioc,oon ING -
hs,uIy lecaed having ne view Of ne ei'y Ana rssr'
md are within len uruteS walk Of The hewJefsey hni
Tssms which are easy, VIII be made known al the me
msps Of the property may be seen at ne Jersey Cy
Ferry foot OF CortsndsL pu
C.ys Ieaye for New ark II O'Clock
Iny furIher Information nsy Be ooINrs y.ssrv.
~asa. cor. Broad and Market's Newark NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

LEECHEs. LEECHEs LEECHEs!
lust received by the last from Europa largo
supply Of Swedish, German and Smyrna Leschss war
rlnted healthy put up TO be any distance
with perfect safety, Tor sale At moderate prices BY
@. A. II. WHITE,
jels im' Importers Of Leschos IS John-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26
GREAT NATURAL PHYSICIAN,
DH. II. X. ROOT


The celebrated and Blood Doctor and iBsets
Of the Anti CoRsunptise Barometer.
Office No. 5i2 Broadway, New York.
nR ROOTS triumph consists Ia the permanent cure Of
~ Consumption, Cancers fumoIs Diseases OF the Hear,
Lungs Liver, spleen, Stomach Kidneys, Insanity, Fita
Worms Gravel Pis;us, Deafness Biodness Nervousness
Paralysis Spinal Defonites Diseases OF Lsdies and CHI
dren and Infectsnt Humors Of al kinds, &c.
Charges for medicines moderate. Examination OF ne
Lungs with the Barometer 81. ADVICE FACE. jeil I'm
A CERTAIN CURE FOR RHEUMATGsM.-
kAThe American Rheumatic BasaIn 10 tho most exrsors
matte complaints ssch inhsmmaIory, chronic, seusss
mercuris rheumatism, govt lumbsgo spinal Affection &C.
This medicine 10 purely vegetable, and discovery.
Ii only wants air trial To convince the most Preiadiced
minds Of m efficacy to cure, and IL has never 3esn knGwn
10 Gail when carefully used according directions Meme
genuine uness signed by The proprietor, T. TURNER, on
Sold wholesale and retail by Boyd Panl ~ Cortland.
st.; also by Geo Delsyergne, ~ sixif-syenusi J. o.
Brain 80 Second avenue, and Mrs Hayes I5 fu0nst.
BrooElyn Geo Dexter 81 Safest Albany also 1855 Main>
a. Buffalo; @ y. Thomas, 1863 Msin-st Cincinnati OhoJ
a. smyser corner OF Third and Main 80. Pittsburgh
"A WIS As
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CHEAP
]. W1LLSOpS
HARDWARE AND FURNISHING STORE
2l6 Bowery
OPPOSITE RrvIscsroS.sr. NEw-YoRK.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND Q full assortment Of
NTsble Cutlery, Britannia Ware, Tea Trsys Wood spi
Cedar Ware japan and Tin Ware. Aso, Nsils BcreWa
Bsds, rsesl Locks, Bolts Hingea Sand Paper, olus Dc
je4 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

The following is an extract from letter received
by Mr. Colias, from Capt Nye, Of the Pacific
LIVERPOOL, Juue8 1850.
We arrived here very early yesterday morning. after
winter passsg days strong essery winds, to COM
mence with-attended by unusually heavy cross sea
cannot find words press admiration OF the Ship
she lection old shoes and while
ing 20 miles per day against strong EasTiy gale
and very heavy head the forecsstle perfectly dry
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-26

1RlsH RIoTs on rue IluDsoH RIVER
RAiLRoAD.-For some days past, serious
disturbances have existed among The la
borers employed on the line of the Ilud-
son River Railroad between this village
and Rhinebeck. On Thursday night Of
last week, party Of some hundred Ears
downers armed with guns, clubs and other
weapons, proceeded to drive off The Con-
naughl men employed on The line of the
road, demolshing almost every shanty in
their way and turning their inmates out oi
doors
On Friday, the Deputy Sheriff and Con-
stables, with an armed posse, succeeded in
securing several loaded stand arms, with
about 60 nj the rioters They were cx-
amined before Justice Of the Peace, ar,
% committed. The rest were disct,ary,d
In Rhiuobeck, Deputy Sheriff. Montlort.
we understand, has az armed force under
his charge. to be ready at any moment 10
suppress any disturbance that may occur
on Ihe line in lhnt section OF the country.
ct Hyde Park we are Informed there are
NJ least or 500 lahorers, almost every une
Of them armed, whiting for an attack from
the opposite party
The whole foundation of The outbreak is
simply that the parties are from different
parts Of Ireland, aud bring with them their
ancient lcnds.- Poughkeopsie Telegraph,
TaeSddy.
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obc ItliooIebatl, ''ls''
r,rrspAr, NOVEMBER 26, 1850.
The Next Session Of Congress.

The second session of the thirty first Con-
grcss commences on Monday next. II clos.
cs, by constitutional limitation, on the 3D. Of
March. We have yet no particular intima-
ton of the subjects likely 10 cngross most
attention during these thirteen weeks, nor
have we any great hope that much will be
accomplished, Of practical benefit to the
country. II there is any one subject that
impcr,tivcly demands immediate action from
Congress, il is the revision of the present
tarin'-yet, from the disposition of this Con-
grc.s, as manifested at its last session, no
very great expectations in this behalf can
reasonably be entertained. The future. We
regret TO add, looks still darkcr-thc next
Congress being certain to be strongly
gainst us-and this circumstance nlonc
should stimulate all true friends Of a protect
i've tariff to renewed and rerscycring cl
forts during the scsscn 70 cotne.
We shall l0ek With some curiosity to
ste what will be the feeling manifested in
Congress, on re-assembling, as consequent
upon the late measures of Adjustment de-
signed to put an end to the Slavery agita.
zion. We desire 10 see what progress the
.ilisunion doctrines Of the South shall have
made among tho members Of the national
northumberland whether the disorgansng,
anti-constitutional factions, either South or
North, have any formidable strength or en-.
ergy remaining. Some curiosity will be felt,
too, to discover if there really exist any
symptoms of breaking up of parties, and a
reorganization such as we have oflatc been
often told of-or whether the old lines of
division arc still TO be strictly drawn, as here
tofore. This is indeed an cventful period in
our national history-and though Congress
by no means holds the destinies of the coun.
try in its hands, we may yet gather many
important omens for the future, from the
doing and sayings oil the approaching scs
sion.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-26

PERPETUAL MoTIoN. Mr.. Scwall b.
Walton, Of Livcrmorc Falls exhibited his
ingenious inyculion 10 several mechanics
and scientific men in This town. one day
this week and all were unanimous in ar
cording TO him the honor of having suc>
cecdcd in making machine that possesses
a self starting power, and n sell-acinc mo.
lion Notwithstanding has here tulure been
considered an impossbllily. Mr.. Walton
has spent years oI labor in accomplishing
this great work, and has been much rdi.
cued 10y he failhless; but sill he has per-
severed, and now has demonstrated 10 the
world The praclicahllily oil sul-acing
power. The model has now been run
ming constantly for about two years, and
any one examining ii will see n once that it
will 30 as long as the material of which il
is composed shall Ias Mr.. w. is now cx-
hbilng ii, for the purpose of raising funds,
10 enable him TO make further experiments
in increasing The power Of the machine,
which, at present, is My sufficient for The
purpose of clock-work. 1t is Il matter of
doubt if he power can be increased to
make it Il valuable propeliny power for
machinery; hut if the ariirlc ran be ap
piled 10 clock work alone, it will be oi great
utility. We have before spoken Of his in
vention, and now say again that it is no
humbug, but a veritahle, subslanlialed fact.
We hope the model will be publicly exhib-
lied in this town, that all may see and be
levc for themselves HdioweN, (.Ne..)
gazette.