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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-07

n rurk end the -t.I., p'Il III E,Si NE
,row H., rock with the ska into camp when the >sn cju
b. dragged in by crrnrntc ~ the n'aE; Tic old F1i
and Biackl:wk soldiers good a: all sucH cN- au'
ill sailors e The lin could tier, Iit,i; AMI Bill
Jones could beat hrI al Together. Hy sal: -olac u tn
:egulas "a; So much .at made pooc 10 lt it,
s.rc Of, ,!sn are such rogue, tina: they would i,v tow
th. ir coats and Green a., ana -t,al hn jas: KEEP D,
| r,ndsin A.
---------4 Or --~ ~
| IMPORTANT MEETING IN GRAY So:' COUNTY
VIRGINIA.
At Il ting o barge :'nn.r 4" tAa ""s ~ o! ,iay'!7
county, E'r:!:a, "ii ~ !!r ''nGsc On '"v'I'' lie
% day OF September, - ~ l.'r'hs ' ': "'' c'
q: 10 Tie c4,' nna ''"n Ds'r'@'' ,"I'o' <'.''''
GronH.lie H. Mathews, 20 iafaG i'' "' 'e1'-e
IaG resolutions, Ana liI""d tt-iT "i".fl"a' ~
Whereas. oe Jarvis &. Bacon, if"a The Sa'e d" oh'
made his up2raranc" in tirlEs'n county ABOUT 's'i- -
pretending be .ui>Ir: u. ;@ t'gaHC; h:G "hci"- me-"
i. factory evidence that ~: SAD l. aeon - an: an No.
onst arc! M. u i t,'y = ,na lies knlYr
tu,. yi-l line ln" an! Eo.as;I ini!->a-cry Sos.
=. and has beer, ng1.,ad disseminating the ."'.r'
SID perriou- duc!,a I'll IL. asr"c!. ": - tn- cgiAaa'
.: And w7arcis '!.r'c Is -" satisfactory cH.'"c Wat na
cun lneiilntlG ,"d ss.nre tou' ~: - cot i'
t" ?Eoae,tH :" w. IN !to@Fcs ~ hs Col.r, w" W.
atnc.s TIC og:tiy % ''e u IgN ~ uc '"0@ '"l''
A,,e III The State I'll N"f'h t'''irm'-~'' ''-'"r' a
i:r masters AMI t. i's.'', g"' "t 81: !';'n2' ~
!Art: it Consequence ~ w!ic' l"s.aj - 'ri 1
slaves 81! l'scriI AID - tngtr fr-i'nnr. 70 -
ar' 10 ra:ah" ;or': In ~"' ,'.'-'-n = ir' "H:'''
: '''"s Bartlett ~ ilia'. c"@ d" inS t';''. 2s'
"ust .'rr.plsf "s''a'! .rEoa "i''N J'''n ".h'
&ai u r-"'t ana "'i' u '''. '..' '.'." -. " '' '
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-07

THE MONEY MARKET-Aiars in Wall street are quiet TO-
day wish tendency 10 Improvement. Stocks are generally
shade higher No ne" Bank failures and the panic In ire
gard the interior State Banks has in good measure sub
sided.-l Ner York Journal d Commerce OctS
Dr. Ernes, Voger been appointed adjunct Professor
Modern Languages ut the University o! Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-07

IMMIGRATION FOR lS5l.-'rhe following Is n compa.
rntve Of the immigration the port of New York
far the rst nine months from thc Office of the Commits
sloners OF Emsratony OF the years 1850. 1851
l63756 25l,323
1876
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-07
MARRIAGE OF MRS. LAWRENCE

LOUISVILLE Der. Miss Sa.e Ward ia,e~Mrs T. Big
low Lawrence married to-day 81 the residence o. her
icher, 10 DR.. Robert l. Hunt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-07

poll was held in Norfolk on Monday by the Mayor a;
the request oC the Councils ascertain the of the
quaiied in relation the subscription BY Cupo-
ration ola exceeding $500 0l the stock OF such
Railroads in Virginia and Nnra Carolina, will tend 20
the interests of that city, provided satisfactory
connection be made with the Se"boari ana Roanoke
Railroad At the close OF the poll tie vote stood:
For the Subscription wi,fou, qualification 400
For the Subscription with Bridge Connection II
Against any Subscription -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-07

-. SUCCESSFUL .iRTIST.-AIi who have watch
81 Onward progress 81 e:p:isia and accomplished
;owu..ao, j. Il. Wheha;s: b. pleased With .v-
d2ace u NJ tfjanpaan success Displayed n The be nj
G lie -s recently i;Ie! u !: NJ - Min sire -
E psy M; properly oe ensss aGloa: ta sisa: o. the
c.tr an! VIII :-,"s.a D. Of uH- mos: .ishonl1
.l-s ic t4e1! unnecessary - describe, n deal! The
.y h. has mad: sa::@ i - sY. TIA. ne
finished igXrGtDu. s:.:, ani IN exec ear M
r,..lsd tina; I'll il= inoias improvements have
9-.t. in TO praJ tlJ ari!sic department, eni that Ia
ing lcka. enable MN 10 produce The loe per
. rg.t. Gy1 c.ciltei 10 Amscica. The London r-s
speak 80 Wig teams. =" his DasncrEeolypcs tic Wo:ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-07

i appears (says the ~ T. Trbune) 'na' mo notorious
rGd has written to the Secretary of the new Federal
C..,t of Central America letter surpassed in inso
, .,s, hv none of his own previous performances in
,b, lin. He goes so stgnatlze tho President OF
liza in terms worthy Of an accomplished black
u,3 md entirely undsseryed arc assured by the gen.
1loman 10 whom they are applied The Government in re-
h has taken the only possible under the crcum-
il has taken from Mr. Chnseld the eFequatur or Ii
allowed him discharge the functions OF Consul in
me sotc, of Nicaragua Honduras and San SALVADOR and
accordingly he will longer BIO able TO hold relations with
these States they will OF course respectively sustain the
action taken by the Central Government winch 'hey have
themselves constituted especially as they have no exava-
ann, 1--we for the said Nix, Chatfeld. The wonder is how
rh bully has been borne with long nor will it be any
DISGRACE 10 England should Lord Pamerson improve the
o,,rni,v 10 send out another and worthier agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-07
TUE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT

;,a MI. II a mnrnin. Democratic organ
,,;lt,d r. ,he cjty OF New York hy DR.. lnsraham
and Mr. chs. Such journal has BITE" great aesl''t"'
md wc cordially wish i, tits edited WIN great en-
crv en, and taste and with broad nulioha
s,r-s important tho success oil our parry anu VIC
ncnce Of the Union Asa token OF lie "as""nS "a 'e''
Of the Democracy il thus refers TO inc erea' ~
u ~" ~ - view AN Last night Iammanv Hall put
i,,' ,ai ,,1h I; was glorious OCCASION Everything
,tsd sI "a il did wien this city gave Andrew JACKSON
lonr" S% ,,.;,ry We are satisfied that an Cd
stE "0'S"Iu I ~ hand Every body seemed 10 shake
@ 1a, n"h All was perfect harmony The old fash
ar n"r1,,s and the young progessrcs looked at each
oc VIE ,Scrc prcacn and they looked sad. They had
,eT some evidence Of disorsanzaon but the gen
ern coiai,y danpened all their expectations rms CITY IS
90, Jou,d r,rm Wing management. Inc hat mas gone
vus written on The walls OF The w!Swam last
nuht and il will not be erased!
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-06-06

The man who never loved a pretty wo-
man, was lately seen by some Greeland.
ers going round the North Pole, anicicle
yard long hanging to his nasal organ
and sharp nor'easter after him WHIST
ling,-Oh, never fall in love-"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-06-06

Gospel TRurm.-The Albany Dutch
map says: 1t is hard to tell which is the
most dfficult-to get new truth into
people s heads or an old prejudice oui.-
Till a science is successful, everybody
looks upon il as a hu,nbug while it no
sooner becom es successful. than every
body wonders why "some blamed fool
dia't think Of it before!
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-06-06

When Duke de Choiseul. a remarkably
meagrc man, came 10 London TO negoti-
ate peace, Charles Townsend being
asked whether the French govermenthad
sent The preliminaries ofa treaty, replied,
81 do not know; but they have sent the
outline Of an Ambassador e e2snsf
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-06-06

"Slakspeaae haunts me night and day."
said a slage.strn,ting "hero." "That he
is so eternalIy haunted" ,"said abys,ander,
sis no, to be wandered at at all, for he
has most cruelty murdered him in every
thinp'he has uadertaken.' .''#ah 'gluge3
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-06-06

A young gentleman Of Dayton, who
was abused by one of the attorneys,
while giving testimony in Court on Thurs
day, returned the compliment soon after
by engaging said lawyer in gamo of
knock down. A good many lawyers there
are, who ate reckless of the feelings Of
witnesses and take advantage oftheir po-
ssiiiion to wound their feelings and assail
their reputation. It IS wonder that
there are not more such Dayton scenes.
Gin. Enq.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-06-06

VII man were to setaout, said Lord
Halifax, "by calling every thing byhits
right name, he would be knocked down
before he got 10 the corner ofthe street,"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-06-06
THANKse1v1Na HYMN
BY MARY HEWITT.

'N73 BY MARY HEWITT. lG
That must work thank thee, God! lro
know that hardship, toll and pain,
Like rigorous winter in the sod
Which doth mature the hardy grain,
Call forth in Man his noblest powers,--
Therefore hold my head erect,
And, amid life's severest hours, rr'g5
Stand steadfastin my self respect.
thank the, God that must toll!
Won ermined slave of lineage high,
The game lord who owns the soil,
Isnot so free MAN as /! q 7r-y7rG
He wenrs the fetters of his clan;
Wealth, birth and rank have hedged him in,
heed but this, am MAN, Aa
And to the great in mind akin! :
Thank G Cd, that like the mountain.ouk .
Nv lot is with the storms OF life;
s,rerotb crows fro m out the lempest's shock
Ana natience in the daily strife. 2 '.f'
The horny hand, the furrowed brow. o'r
II Deornde no. how,er sioth may deem;
,Tis th,s deprades-toc cringe and bow, So.
And ape the vice we disesteem.
Thank God for toll. for hardship, whence
Come courage, patience, hardlhood,
And for that sad experience
Which leaves our bosoms flesh and blood,
Which leaves us tears for others woes
Brother in toll respect thyselt;
And let thy steatfast virtue show
That man is nobler far than pclt!
Thank God for toll; nor fear the face
OF wealth, nor rank; fear only sin,
That Wight which mars all outward grace,
And dims the light of peace within!
Give me thy hand, my brother give 't."I
Thy hard and tol-staned hand to me;
We are no dreamers, we shall live
A brighter, better day to see!
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-06-06

Mrs. Partington says it is curious
provision Of nature, that hens never lay
eggs when they are dear; and always
begin when they are cheap. 49,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-06-06

"My dear, what shall we name bub?'
"WAy, husband, I've settled on the
name OF Peter"
"Oh don't replied he; q never liked
Peter, for lie denied his master"
"Wtll, them replied the wife 'what
name do you like?
81 should like the name Of Joseph"
ooh, not that said his better half, q
can't bear Joseph, for he denied his
misuess!p T
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-06-06

JENNY LIND.-The ST. Louis Organ
thus soliloquizes over the departure of
Jenny-there re is method in this Hamle;'s
madness: ...H ..,- .-...-.
"Jenny's depart ire has indeed left a
void which no less than forty thousand
dollars cannot fill. She has gone with
our substance. and left us the shadow.
She has our dimes and dollars, and we
have her notes and her daguereo,ypes
Every body seems glad a, the exchange
and Of course, every body is right to
make the best ola bad bargain"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-06-06

To discover how many idle men there
are in place, all thatis hecassessary is
necessary is to set two dogs fighting,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-06-06
Forward, Forward!


passed away. aef ra
How many good men, who were here,
are here no longer; and how many who
remain would grieve but little if they, TOO
were numbered with the dead.
The hero of battles is once more rob-
ber and fugitive. The iron hand Of The
law drives him from land's.end to lands
end.
In the mad-house mopes captain Of
hussars, and ever epeais,--WAIT BUT A.
MOMENT! None there can guess the
meaning Of his words.
Only George of St. Thomas is happy
He sleeps in welcome grave, dreaming
Of sweet renown and deep revenge
Hungarian Military Sketches.
ScAHpAL.-The Rochester Times,
after aludng TO the rumor that JENNY
LIND will visit the west during the sum-
mcr. gives publicity 20 the following
piece of scandal:
"Apropos Of Jenny's singing we may
refer to the story of her being mobbcd
recently in PITTSBURGH. A good dea! of
noise has been made about the matter,
and the Pittsburghers have been denoun-
ced as little better than savages. We
learn from a gentleman who was one of
her andience on the occasion, that there
are two sides even TO this story. And a,
the risk of Jenny's displeasure we shall
give "lhe boys" defence. They say that
the tickets being heyond the reach of
their "pile" they posted themselves on
the roofs Of surrounding buildings from
whence they could get peep behind
,he scenes" And-shocking TO relate
they saw sucn hugging and kissing
between Signor Bellett and Jeuny, as 10
kindIe their indignation, and do away with
all belie(in her divinity. Almost uucon.
sciously the began to throw pebbles at the
windows to intimate 10 the loving couple
that the eyes of "lhe boys" were upon
them, and no such liberties wonld be to-
leraied ihsre. When Jenny drove off
too. her ears were saluted with terms less
refined that ouphoncous, ana II was with
difficulty tina, she kept from fain'ing. 1t
is said further she was constrained TO
confess as some apology for receiving
Belleti's "smacks 50 unceremoionsly,
that they were man and wJe. Now all
this may be so, and may NOT. We only
know such is ''the boys. slory--and il is
but just that il be told. If true, il may
spoil some of the poetry about the "Di
vine Jenny" but we really can't see why
the music of"Mslress Bellei,i'' may not
be Just as swee. (lhough possibly less be-
wItchIng) as that OF Mademoiselle Lind"
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Alathinerp, &r.

ENULTON FOUNDRY.-SE COND-
HAND BOILERS FOR SALE.
One Cylinder Boiler of 10 horse power
Tive Fue Rollers of % horse power.
-Four CYLINDER BoileSs, % horse power each
Two Low. pressure Boilers. 500 horse power.
Two Propeller Engines, second hand
One 7-horse Locomotive Boiler, new.
One 9-horse Locomotive Boiler new.
One H. horse Locomotive Boiler, new. -,
-Four Flue Boilers Of % horse power, complete Win
Gauge Cocb = Safety Valves, &c. ..
Engines Boilers and Machinery repaired on ortnoce.
We will manufacture .
LAND and MARINE ENGINES vertical or horizontal
and high and iowpressure Engines and Boilers OF ali de-
scrptops Castings of Iron Brass, Smlthing, turning
Finishing and Pattern making in all their branches with
all kinds Of Machinery at the FULTON FOUNDRY
foot of Cherry and foot Of Watersts East River Once
No 81 Cerlesrs-st n ,,,,n,,,,
n4 6tTuTh&S PEASE MOhrhf'
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JemfIrp, Nr.

80. - >~>~> >>>>~>N-
I ONDON WATCHES-To Importers
u and o,hers-R + COwDEROY, No. Charing-
ton IT New Road ST Pancras LONDON, 90 years WITH
T = Cooper No Cslthorpe- st Grsys Inn Road eess
10 return thanks the encouraging patronage ne mas "
ceyed from his American fends and IN caInnS ,as a.
,sn,ion 10 his nTe, emf e1iassvs stock of CHRONOME
TER DUPLEX and LEVER WATCHES, warrants
them Of the finest quality II ee lowest possbs grcs. rs
n q also bsgs leave 70 stass that he has MONEMENlS
Of the same quality without all warranted eweled
IN the finest ruby holes embracing all the latest improve.
ents At the lowest poss Die prices Visitors 10 the Grsat
Exhibition are invited call and inspect Orders 70 any
extent punctually attended to ms lotSiuSih
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1NHE NETWORK MANTIILA and
Hlillinerp.

NEW MILLINERY STORE.-Mrs
IN ELMENDORF, (late Miss Ann Wright SiSi sn;
have lust opened Millinery Establshment Nn sha
Straw Hat Mandatory the Store NO 80 beeSA
srt between Grove and Christopher sts where eaeJ
,I be happy 10 ait upon their friends and the puohc
and AZ the shortest notice. w. :.
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U,HE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED
l. at Gen Taylors Head Quarters, No. rs Fuiton-st,
corner Of Gold --P. L. ROGERS Commissary General Of
,he above we'll establishment desires TO acquant
his patrons and the public that he now PREPARED 70 offer
them an assortment of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
(made of superior materials and by experienced woTkmen)
at wholesale and RETAIL cheaper and more varied in
style than be found at other house IN tins CITY
The entire establishment under the supervision OF MI
J. SOUDER who will specially attend TO the custom de-
partment thereby guaranteeing perfect Mt to all who pa
tronize him Remember, rs Fulton st.. corner God-Gsn
Taylors Head Quarters. ole Inn
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NTFW JEWELRY-A. JOEL g. co.

W. 5,a broadway have lust received large supply
# rch Jewelry entirely IN style and OF m0ss eS9s-
tie workmanship IN Bracelets. Pms Bar rings Csaihs
Chatrelsinss Kings &c Also large assortment 81 SILVER
and Electro Plated Wares, China ornaments faplet
Msche Goods and Fancy Articles IN endless vareWi ae
whole being of their importation they are prepared 10
oaer at the possible remuneiatNe prices No os
dy.a bet Spring and Prince-sts NJ Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

IMPORTANT to Town and Country
Druggists Ironmonxers and StOrekeepers in general
This is to give that patent LIQUID GLUE has
been tested found TO cost IS cent less IN ce than
common glse II being liquid state REQ 1ng NO labor OF
trouble in preparation |. cements wood. stone glass
marble china or any substance. To mechanics, house.
Keepers and carpenters this will be found invaluable, and
no house should be without it. County store-keepes
would greatly their trade by introducing thus va
able article We establish agencies upon the most liberal
or send samples any part of the United States free
Of charge Sold bottles at 2i lst IS and 50 cents To
be had also of ali the principal drughOuses IN this CITY
John PHILLIPS, No g. Maiden-lane cor. william
Be sure for Philpss Patent Glue, there being
n. 90 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
mo PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS

mo PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS
Il Proposals will be received by the Monmouth Coun
~ Plank Road Co TIL the day Of March for build
ing a DOUBLE TRACK PLANK ROAD from keyport TO
FTee old Monmouth CO. N j. distance OF l3i miles,
the work to be commenced early hs Spring and COM
pleted BY the of October next, with the exception
three miles of said road for which separate proposals VIII
be received til the M day of November newt the work 70
be commenced Immediately after the contract IS sken and
John HERBERT, Marlboro. n J., DANIEL STILL
WELL Middletowp Point, J. or the subscriber. Key.
port N. j. ALFRED WALLiNO secretary
% 3ms
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no CARRIAGEMAKERS and DEAL.

VVNO CARRIAGE MAN EKS and DEAL.
Il ERS and THE PUBLIC -Everett's Carriage Coup
ling patented Dec H. 1880 By the Of this important
improvement the construction Of Carriages the running
part vestly strengthened. the vehicle be turned
about third the required for the present
sructon ard the nconyenences OF getting in and out OF
the Carnage entirely obviated. IL Is applicable 20 ali
Carriages built with perrhes the construction SIMPLE
and Carriages already IN may he altered at small
cost. The undersigned using the Coupling IN then
FACTORIES and regard the invention important Having
constituted sole Agents for the Ciy and County Of
NswYork authorized % grant rights 10 other Csr
rage Makers and vendors 10 make and sell the improve
ment In this County New York, Oct, 30, 1851.
ISAAC FORD, No. ll6 EliZabeth-st
JOHN c. PARKER, Sd-av., SD st.
LAWRENCE BROWER 81 ay. 5Tih.st
oee staw SwsWSS
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IA FOUNDRY and MA

MI INNESOTA FOUNDRY and MA
APPARATUS and implements for sale. 1t is N complete
working order Two cupolas he largest will melt tons
two cranes core oven asks &C. and excellent steam
engine Tho Machine Shop furnished with lathes tools
benches, Sc for all kinds Of work The land and build
ngs will be leased sold Apply al the Foundry or to
WEEKS KELLEY CO, No. % Walst.
.Il.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

- Continuing 70 acres, Of which 20 are WOOD sood
fruit water the land excellent situation romantic ans
healthy, with down Long Island There is new
dwelling and all the houses very good The owner
n going abroad Price 81 500 There n opporsanasss
daily except Sundays d and cents iares IL lies y
miles northeast Of Yonkers Station and miles west OF
Sn.ss,,s $50 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

Jm0ia Rubber GOODS.
INDIA RUBBER SHOES and CAR
II sPRINGS-Two prizes have just been awarded to me
by the American Institute, for
ist Best India Rubber Shoes.
ad Best IndIa Rubber Car Springs (Fullcrs Patent
This proves the superior quality OF the Goods made
$50 I'm H. H. DAi' NO - 0ouINanu- "
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fonses tUante0.

HOUSE-Wanted to hire, a two-story
u Il and attic brick House. with modern improvements
situated respectable ighberhood. between IIous0n
and 30th-sts Address q, Box No. $50 p. o. MA 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

TIME BEST, most Economical and
II Durable FILTER made -
FESSENDENS IMPROVED SECTIONAL FILTER
This Improvement has recently been made and has since
been adopted by some the scientific men, and pro-
nounce the only perfect Filter offered IN this market
II be easily and thoroughly ceansed IN every part aud
always kept perfect order without the least expense
trouble For sale wholesale and retail AT the principal de.
pot No 9l2 Broadway New-YOrk, and by the PLUMBERS
generally throug houtthe City. G. b HASKELL, Stsiion
err sole for the States of NewIorE Pennsylvanla,
Michigan and Illinois No. 2l2 Broalway N, \ nj StSSWA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
TO MANUFACTURERS

NVT IOE U NI-N4N q L ITO y INKIfs'V'
For some time past, have been engaged In build
ing aud preparing build Brundreds Patent Threste
Having compe stock OF OILS for that purpose
we are able 20 build these machines with greater curacy
and dispatch than previously. and to recommend them
with confidence attention Of manufacturers These
machines have been successful operation for the last
four years. They Will do much work as the Daniorh
Throstle with third Of the power The twist Is more
uniform than from any banded spindle the Of bands
being dispensed with In strength and durability, TINS
Throse acknowledged, by competent Judges 70 excel
Thoes be altered to the principle so as to turn
of nearly double the former quantity OF work The Dan,
forth Throse can also be altered to give the full
quantity Of yarn though reducing the power at least two
thirds These Thrcstes IN active operation In the
factories of Messrs p Chrysier Co. Of Kinisrhook
and Alfred Wild Esq of Cohoes Falls to whom we refer
tie public for information as to Their practical working
Wooden aud Flax MACHINERY. Casting. Mill Gearing,
Skating, Puios, Sc well as all other articles IN our
line al business h BRUNDRED, SON co,
sls ims Oldham Works, Patters son. N. j.