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Nev English Ezchequer Rporss-P1sas and

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Including McCleiand and Younge, Younge and Jervis
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Equity. rtt-2L Z - III tl%A
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CAMBRIDeE January rs, 1S45.
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Auetin's Magic Freezer,
Ihrongh IN stz mtnm<s. For the preparation o.
Ice Creams, Water Ices &c--Patented Sen

Af"V"yt St oe@ "eDfut S FOR the preparation OF
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TENDER 10, 1913.
VIE distinguistg merits of this Apparatus are
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ath IL does s work better, producing better article
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II. r. JACKSON,
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f. Baltimore, April 9, 1852
Manufactured and for sale by the pstentce.
Ne. 81 NJ Eutaw street near SaratoQs-
Also, BY CoRTLAN Co, No. 203 Baltimore street
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q
Ne exhibitor Of Agricultural Tmpements A tbe .bov
named Fair, having received onehalf the amount OF re
miums awarded the different kinds OF IMPLEMENT
and Machines It is that ours were con
sidered the best and most valuable on exhibition
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

A NsU Invsnt;on.--P.; v. Du Tremblsy has
invented I" combined vapor engine" /" for which Be
has received letters patent, in Great BFinin,
France, and the Uaited States, and By the ~ of
which saving Of tfty per cent is effected in fuel
he invention has been examined BY the most dis
tinguished scientific men Of Great Britain and
France and has met with their entire approval. Il
applied either To single engine, with two cylin
ders and pistons, or, ~ 10 usual for maritime pur.
poses, two distinct engines with cylin Ter ana
piston each. The steam power is generated and
applied - in the ordinary engine !; but upon the
escape Of the steam from the first cylinder, it
passes into an air-tight case, termed vaporixer.
containing number Of small tubes charged Win
perchloride. and comes in contact with the entire
surface Of the tubes. Immediately upon The steam
coming in contact with the surface of the tubes.
large portion Of the salore Of the steam il sbsorbrd
BY the liquid in the tubes. which becomes thereby
yaporzed and the steam being thus deprived Of ID
caloris, is Immediately condensed, and Il tnen
returned into the steam boiler. The vapor tfus
obained BY the acton Of the steam, or psrchlosidA
Is conducted into the second cylinder. and "a,
exerting its elastic force (which is greater thar
sseam) upon the piston in the second cylinder. i
condensed and returaed into the vapor, which Il
thus Keeps regularly supplied, and IL sltesnateiy
.vaPofising and condensed.
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lhs Harrisburg American gives the following
iist o., pardons BY the various Governor Of Penn.
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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-09-04
Boots & Shoes.
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200 60 do drawers
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Dry Goods.
20 bales brown cottons 10 bales bed ticks
- cases assorted prints, 10 bleach'd cottnns
do gDghams, do aproD checks,
bales brown drills, 20 do cottonades,
leases blue do 20 bales shifting stripes,
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NOTICE.

StEALED Proposals, TO be endorsed Proposals for
- Fresh Beef will be received this Office until u
O'Clock, NJ the Both day Of September Next for the
delivery the troops Fort Smelling, Of Fresh Beef
good and wholesome quality, III quarters with an
equal proportion OF each (necks and hanhs TO be exc-
ded, in such quantities Ray be from time re-
CURED for the troops exceeding thrice in each week
such days shall be designa.ed by The Assisan,
Commsssry OF Subsistence.
The Proposals, after being opened, viii be submitted
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bids should be considered unreasonable should any bid
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about the LIST day of June, Io52 The aver
quantity Of beef consumed monthly the post will
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required during the winter months The tor will
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of half the amount involved, for the faithful fulfil
ment of his
s. d. BUCKNER
Brevet Captain. U. :. A, 4. A. c. 9.
Office Of A. A. Com. sr,bsis tence,)
Fort Smelling MINI Terry.
july 18th, 1851. 05-ew) y