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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-02

! States all pnuers no' granted TGls amend
ment-wa attached To The CONSTITUTION at The
instance of those States which by then ac,l
of ratification, expressly required II" &c.
/ Here Is difsrt appeuI Ia trr C'nstiu'or
itself IN support Of this docit inc. The trn'd
amendment To that Instrument is made to
sanction this rghl. Yet We are told b, The
StresSiontstS that II is al mistake. the,
never intended 10 assert thai this is u Con
s'''o,'onai right, bul merely notisnnl right
4 II is useless 10 trouble the reader uIh any
other extfac, from ths Report. lIis indeed
II curious production. weak IN its reasoning
and puerlle III It's language Bu' # II IN.
not Intended to prove sfce,ston 10 lie II right
Under the Constitution u does rni shew
those Who sigper a. b., out ard out, acts
stonisfS, then indeed j. he production itself
The most u"uSrGslcdl piece "t Jh'g"n lhHt Was
ever wrllltn aud iho>r WHO euGn,se II are
the verie,, ulncnmpoop- that ever lived. =
The riuih is, every devt lopmrnt whirh the
progress ol events makes, proves what is the
game the genuine sCce--iunIs's are playing.
The, are afrald I, coup rui |. .ldls and open
" with heir duct,iues. t. do this, wauld
deiea, their purposes. Their polio, Is 10 en-.
velope themselves N cin@d, t. wrap around
themselves The carmen = ,qusocation, to
deal in sophIsHy d loeicai fnemen's, TO
hug the treason hul deuuuucr the traitor
1HKIR REAL DESIGN Is 70 BREAK uP THIS
UNION, DESTROY THIS REPUBLIc! THIS We
honestly believe Is the ohtcl Which Is near.
est the heart Of oil of item. We regard
them ss enemies to he Country They
should be SO regarded bv all who value the
Constitution and Union, and are unwilling,
without bold struggle, to give up this gu.
rlous form Of government, and the score OF
blessings which II dlspeu>es How eau he
Unlon lo,irg men Of he tn I'd CO.. g,essjou al
District vote for a sECEssIoNIsT D. they
want this Union dlssovedi Do the, desire
to be subjected to all the evIiS uf ANARCHY ,
Do they wish to follow IN he rack Of SOUL h
Carolina 10 cerlain rum aud disgrace Do
they wish TO break up he deep foundations
Of our domcsllc peaeel A,e they suffering
under any oppression which rashncss could
alleviate and dsunlon remove Are they
tired Of the fame of their ancestors 1--lla
the name Of NAsnINGToN lost its charms for
them Does has advice taIl upon their ears
Ike the echo of some distant song, sung By
q maniac Do they intend to disregard that
advice, so full of wisdom and safety
We entreat he friends of me Union
through houl he State to hrsIr themselves, to
dash off ,heir lukewatmness. aud GO into the
contest Dangers are ahead, ADD be who
refuses TO meet them as becomes man and
patriot, IS unworthy to b. a ffesmsnl Let
hlm SINK back into the unexampIed deslo.
lIsm which cbnfae'enZes every acl Of South
Carolina For ourselves. we shall continue
to call on The good People Of our Safe to
rally around the S'ar Sp+nged Banner Of The
Union / forere!Is destln, good enough
for the best oi US, and too good for TRAITORS |!
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-02
FoK The CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.

Mr.. Editor | understand that 1t is cur.
rently reported III The town OF Charlotte, and IN
some parts at MeckIenbu,g county, lha, we
quenlly Capt. Caldwels friends are calcu.
latlng upon largely increased vote for him
IN the coming eleclion.
Nov, Mr.. Editor, undertake To say that
fan, one has been silly enough To believe any
such stuff he Is believing What ] know 10 he
papable aud unequ,vocal falsrhood. IL
there is a secess,onls, within the limits Of
Cab.rrus count, he has never yet made HIM
self known, and will venture to say, tina,
should any one be bold enough to declare
himself n secessionist or disunlonist, for
take them as beng the same, or rs an adv".
cate of the present reasonable course ol
Sou h Carolina, he would excite as much
metr,ment and as,onishment as did Balsam'
jack when he spoke.
The people Of Csbarrus are generally 4
very u"pre,end,ng and unassum,ng people
they make up their m,nds after mature de
liberation; and whatever they undertake, the,
are very apt TO accomplish. This 10 'he'
character IN all their private transactions ant
public en,erprises and =" II 10 IN p"''''cs ant
with po,,t,c,sns. No fne'icnist or ultrdi", IN
der whatever name or garb he mn! come, cat
induce them To give up that love, that s'ronI
attachment, which they have always entertain
ed for thu. glorious Union. But when they ar
driven In the las, awful ard dread necessity G
Gghung for iheis liberty and their proper',
they will do it cooIly and coursgeously, b.
with - little noise and parade a. possible.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-02
GRIEFS OF A BOSTONIAN.

\ writer who Signs him-eIt With The uueu.
phonious name Of James Stuck, has ad.
dressed the following COMMUNICATION TO The
Boston Posts
DEAR Mr. Posr: Can YOU tell poor
short sighted worm Of the dust what the clty
government of Boston are trying 10 get off 7
Are they trying every way lhey can 10 drive
the entire population off to New York or else.
where so as 10 have all to themselves, and
plant com 10 State street, and roost their
hens in Fsnue Hall We cant smoke in The
street, we cant sell our lille apples and CO.
coanui candy in the street, I've can chew TO.
bacco, though. if We SHALLOW the juice.) if
we happen 10 have a drop isken we can't
sing bI',' can't shake props as We used 10
did on the common, without being chained up
IN rows, can't sell drop wl'hou, gong to the
house OF correction, can't lei our horse and
wagon stand 10 the slIee ten minutes, darn
call to see a friend in an underg round iene
ment for fear they II come aloag and taslen
Us down forever AID ever, cant keep our dog,
cant throw any Sthiug into the street without
fine, can't hear Dame Webster in Faneu
Hall, nor can't do muffin nor have 10 sor, Of
time without helng hauled over The Goa Is N
some way, and have TO pay more taxes and
dues than you can shake suck al. Da tel
US what We shall do and '"har' shall we %
spread ourselves. General Putnam and 9th
er chaps fought for hberty-~here is i,
where is 1t !"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-02

A young man who hasrecen'ly taken wife.
says he did not fiud i, half as hard 10 ge, mar.
ried ss he did to buy the furniture.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-02

Contracts have been taken in Cincinnati for
the erection Of 1000 dwelling houses this year.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-03-25
Scr Sauer auf oer @iIenbabn.

I'm einem neblisen Sebruars sQbeno lab
i'm @ottbof gum Siri6 in bet Sauptitaot
BON S6maben Elm 9utmdtbi9er S6war5s
rpdloer Bauer, Der ftb ieinen S6oppen
gut i6meden lieb. QSie ct ia9te, bate
ct in BET Stuot Gblinsen nob @el6dfte
su uerribten unb fraste oober einen &ells
ner, oh er ibm teine pofenoe @ele9enbeit
oobin tpdbte.
uSbr f0nnt ouf oer Giienbabn gang
fbneu binfommen," fa9te osr &eaner.
nSf es ou6 fiber auf oer @iienbabn ?
fraste oer Bauer, ,uno tpos foifet's 2"
,,Man fdbrt auf Der Gilenbobn fi6es
rer als nit Dem gilpo9en," ontuortete
Der @efraete, ,,uno es foftet bon bier na6
gBlinsen in Der eriten &laiIe nur 36
&ren5er. 1teberoies Fam man es ftb in
ben 8us9ons 70 bequem MAIDEN, tpie bier
i'm 3immer."
Infer 8auer mar 5ufrieoen NIT oieier
Gmpfebluns ; er ldbt iib ausfdbrlib Den
Sabnbof befbreiben uno mabt fib ouf
ben 8e9 bobin. I'm ia re6t fiber gu
9eben, frd9t er auf Der Strabe einen ibm
Se9e9henoen:
u&0nne &c mir net 1ase, 100 Oct 8abns
bof ifbt 2"
nBena Sbr mir pier 8aeen sebt,"
ontlportete Der Sremoe, ,,oann ipig i6
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-03-25
}. Giemsta0 SEN rs. AHGrs, 1851. @amf

&leio, oieies plaio, ct erfennt iie, iie iino
mir SIut beiprIbt. rlnbeWe9lib Dor
S6reden, erwartet oer S6uloi9e iein l1r.
tbeil.
Wac 6irton fo9te oos @eipenif in
feierli6em Sone, ib bin treu meinem @ors
te; ib babe perlproden, Dir 5pei Stun,
ben Dor oeinem Sooe oapon &unoe au se=
ben es 1T Mitterna6t e. um 2 llbr
ib erworte oi6 =. @ac 6irton
erbob feline 2(u9en; oas 8elpenit rar
perf6wunoen. Seitdrst 9ebt ct in oen
Saal ,uricf feline Sldiie, feline Ser'pire
runs fdGt allen Qnwelenoen ouf: uerse:
bens umrnst, usr9eben6 befrost man Jpn,
ct 9ibt nur einitlbi9e Qntwort; feline
Sodnoe fbenen eineu lbredboren @e9en.
ituno iurif5ufoBen, Der ii6 beifdnois
Dor ibm aufltellt. @tebr als cine Stune
De sebt in oieier Ssipe9un9 bin pouOn
9eiemano etpas be9reifen fam. Sian
fling an gu beior9en, oab ct 9eiitespers
wirrt fei.
@nolib ermannt ct ft1 tritt aus Ger
ibn umssbenoen Men9e Dor, iiebt ouf Die
Yenoetubr uno ruff freuoi9 aus; balo 3
ubr i6 bin 9erettet Die Sorberia9un9
1T nibt in @rfaaun9 9e9on9en. NQein
oieie perrdtberi6e Nufre9un9 pl0slib uns
terorG6eno erSdblt ct cine SobeI, entl6uI.
bi9t fidb bel ben 8GIten tpe9en oes ibnen
peruriatbten S6reden6, unO i6reibt Den
ouberoroentliben 3ultano, ,porin man ibn
9eleben, elmer pl0eli6en llnpdbli6feit gu.
Die &abt 9ebt 5u @noc fiste ct bel ;
i3 CLAUDE oab es 3eit 1T, Den Sontraft su
untsr3ei6nen; ct lie9t in meinem &abi.
nete i1 ,piu Jpn bolen. Snoem ct oies
iast, 9ebt er pou Gsoanfen iber Den Sors
fail binaus uno quGlt ieinen @eiit I'm
bic gribeinuns Cir Saruep's auf cine
8eiie gu erfldren. Sbon lit er an fei.
mem &abinete, Ieine6ano orebt oenS6ldI=
lel ; aber toum bat er Die &bGre 9e0fnet
ols pom Sinter9runoe oes 3immcrs ber
Elm piffolenl6ub Jpn an bic Stirne trifft.
Ser ltnslidlibe ponft ct tpia um Sdl=
fe rufen, olIein feline &rdfte uerlaifen Jpn
er fdQt uno itirbt. Sn oemlelben 2(u9en=
blide perfiinoet Die llbr in ieinem &obi=
nete bic Slpeite Stunoe nab Witterna6t ;
oieie llbr auein mar ni6t por9eri6tet NOR
ben.
Niemals fam oas @ebeimniB ieines
Gooes an ben Sag ; nur erfubr man nad
einieer 3eit boB Cir 6arpep, BON elmer
lan9en 8eiie 5uriicf9efommen, Mib Dun=
can feline ebemali9e Serlobte, 9ebeiratbet
babe uno oft er5dblte ct, obne Semano
5u nennen, ieinsn Sreunoen pe ct in elmer
Suite, in S6ottlono beroubt poroen uno
ouf cine fait wunoerbare Beile oer 8utb
Ieiner W6roer entrounen fei.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-03-25
Der GSeifemfmppf.

@alter Geott be9e9nete einnal in eli
ner eneen Safe inGoinbur9 einem fbwer=
bslooenen 8aasn, Der nit brei pferoen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
nor SALE-A delightful Cottage Re-

n sidcnce In Poughkeepse tEngish sye,) Two stories
high basement Lot IS feel 'front.' snd by Us feet
dep Has aiding doors, marble msnels, &c.-Versnds
three sdes-Teplete with various eonveniencesa filter
ting csern, bathroom psnires, china closet, clothes
back - fsei from the street. giving neat lawnbsckisnd
oLt shade snduit lrees &c. Bss see view Of CsIski
koanIstnL College HUI Seminary, nc. IL IL one Of tho
oe.t neighDoshoods In the village Inquire OF
silw' AsAHEL Jones, Esq., z65 Broadway, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
NOR SALE-The Country Residence Of

h the late Horace Cogswen, ESQ. In the Village Of
Greenport Long Island I'll hOuse 10 well bulk two
story Franc building, with dining room kitchen, laundry
aud shed attached The whole buildings about Is
et from. by 100 feet deep The hoase has two psrors
ks fret hoo and some hne seoping rooms with conyen
lent phnles the second floor The psors are furnished
WIKI mafee manles and the house occupies perhaps the
pleasant location In Greenpor ~ stands upon high
ground and oveooks the village al every point and Pc
comic Bay for uiles
lage garden surrounds the premises, at The foot Of
which there 10 q stream communicating with The Bay OF
sufficient depth 10 admit OF sABosts coming direct 10 the
grounds There Is large bsra, carragehouse aud other
convenient oatbriJings tho premises. Greeopor 10
terminus of the Long Island Railroad and the place
growing rapidly. Tbs Ralrosd Company eommntes upon
very reasonable terms.
For further particulars, inquire the premises,
GEORGE SCOrf ROE,
O,u L r.af
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
nor SALE "A splendid WATER

n POWER, equN 70 100 horse the wear round with four
or i've acres OF LAND. Situated n BeeknanIosFn, wes
Snesiei County, distant uom NE City Hail gwenIy-sigh
and III Hudson River Rsirosd Depol Apply u JOSEPH
LISTER, on the premises or O. T. aEkKSAN. 80 WI
Hamst. Y. nall In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
OE ALL ALL THE CHOICE SPOTS


" that are daily offered for sale excel, indeed
oone compare with the properly offered 10 the
public by that beautiful place known a. StraIon Fort
between College PoiBt and the town OF + ushng. ~
situated within haf mile Of the latter place. aud IL 10 eve
~ respect decidedly preferable opposite Harlem and
within three quarters Of hoaTs ride from New YORK.
TIE property consists OF about 500 lots situated on land
rising In gradual sope from the edge OF the water up re-
curing neither excSvaDg hling In for building par-
poses
We lake this opportunity OF again calling the attention OF
such Of original subscribers have not yet chosen
their los cali while there 10 good choice remaining
To those who intend purchasing for themselves an nde-
pendent property 10 become their sndlods we
would advise ~ decide promptly rs tho plots are selling
very fast
All persons buying building, residing on the above
property viii be protected from all nuisAnces which WEI
prove deinenslto the growth and prosperity OF said VIII
age ard every precsuon used 10 make one OF Tho most
healthy and beautiful villages 10 the United Staies
ANY erson applying at 27 Woosterst one door from
Amiy have with printed scale OF pfiees thereby
enabling him 10 Offer his acQuRDtsnces au opportunity 10
view pan said properly which requires only 10 be
seen IN order To be appreciated
Contract has beer made 10 have dock huit so as 10
enable passengers land from the steamboat within thirty
GAYS from TIE lith March ulsmo The dock builders
now bad Al work 10 complete their contract and The pro-
prieors are Ia treaty for ferry boats, and the
fare IL intended 10 be 10 CENTS
ANY persons requiring view the lsrd AT present. can
do hy going the steamboat Island City that leaves he
Fulton Ferry every morning al clock for gushing
Sundays excepted which 10 within i've minutes wax on
good plank Tosd. For further particulars apply al the
office, 227 Wooster 1T, door from Amity Persons
spph the Captain Of The bost will be Introduced 10
the persons Interested 10 the above property ~ Sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
NINE OR MORE LOTS FOR SALE

Won South Eighth Boorsem-st, jersey City, on high
ground each % 20 feet 'front.' by 100 fee deep. Price
81 zoo. With building loan equal N amount 10 onehsf the
Improvement and the purchase money, all OF
which can remain bond and mortgage per cent for
such Of years ~ may be agreed uoon dniOrm
" IN style for he fronts viii be requi ed, sketch OF which
Ry be ard further information ohned By applying
10 Mesus CLERK BACOP. Architects
A4fwMW6Rs Is MontgOmery-st jersey City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
EyOR SALE-In the City of New,

n Brunswick. N. j two nice dwelling houses Ia COM
plete order, and beautifully situated one 10 Somersetst
opposite Tho College SAID house s about a. feel square,
lot 20 fceg front and rear by 300 feet deep With an
abundance OF u trees, vines &c. The other In George
st. opposto the Presidents House. Both are des able re-
sidenees and In healthy locations easily bs ouno.
For terms inquire OF Mr. X w. FOWNSON. 50 Cedar
ST. or GARRISON, the premises. Possession given
Immediately. al Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
nor SALE-AT A BARGAIN.-A

~ spiendAd FARM Of about so seres Of good land q
kniies ~ rlsnhed, ~ aud onehaf mile from the 0apoE
win new dwelling OF large rooms cellar ana garrett
etenons es carriage bouse ice house and ehcaso house.
Apply a. go Inompson-si, or 20 g. VAIL, coarlandt
rom 10 az every senrtsy-olher days Planhed m I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
A NEW FEATURE!-Count Mer.

[1cbsns II you wish to money deal directly with
the manufacturer Tue subscriber NJ bic extensive whole
sale Hal establishment exGeudDg three builcDgs
John-st nesr Pearl has hsad and 10 constantly manu-
featuring every style ard quality Hss which he offers
very sdvsniageou terms Tor Cash 70 city ana country
Merchants.
BY dealing directly with the manufacturer purchasers
the obbers profit and thereby gain several per cent
beside being much better served than a. second or third
bands
e Merchants now 10 the city about buying stock "
Haas viii find Il TO their advantage 20 call upon the sub
scTiber J. G. WRIGHT, Hat Manufacturer.
MI 6tMWSs lis Johnst, near Pearl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

DOOM.-To Let, northeast corner OF
RN Twelfhst and Broadway, well lighted Room.
Might suit an artist a2lwN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
A DESIRABLE COUNTRY Resi-

kADENCE AND FAKM FOH sAhhc-sIIuaIed 50,
Joining the public highway one mile rom Csmplon ana
conspng 70 Of Lsnd with fine twostory and ste
dweps house and good barn and other o1t-aouses ali
A., sxseent order There the premises tine garden
snsrbed 20 The house with fruit OF every description
ibree ne orchards IS Of meadow land besides pas
tpre sufficient for fifteen eighteen head OF case, ana
eight scresuf fine wood end the residue OF the land pre-
pared for growing crops Inquire OF JAMES w WHITE,
ESQ IL Nsssau-st, City OF New-Yor DANIEL CO9H'
Ian, whlpps1 y, near Mornstown, or Of JOHN BYRNE,
ON tbs nren,ises al 2w%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

Two LET-A Basement, First, Second
Il and Fourth Stories about Is by so Feet, wei lighted
with three and four very large windows on three sdes
Very suitable for manufacturing with sts am power Also,
a Store and Back Room al s. Beekmanst aud 4! Ana-sI
INQUIRE on the premises MO I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
Two LET.-A neat Gothic COTTAGE

n ana GARDEN shout two mi - hum Nsw- Yofk; aisp
atwo-story mAluEeiory, Sxs6 feet with q nav ess.n-
row st worh. Of six horss power Tue shows will ~ sl
together or sepaTaie For further pairusrs apply ~
AARON HARDMAS, 1874 GIAod-sf four eoOrs east ot
ST0tdwty a4Iws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
TACLSON'S PATENT ANNUNCIA-

TACHSON'S PATENT ANNUNCIA-
y Toll OR HOTEL TELEGRAPH-An elegant and
useful machine; substitute for bells IS formerly N use
This invnon has invariably received the hrst premium
whenever presented for petition having received the
gold eds at the American Institute silver medal al tue
Boston Fa and diplomas where metals have oeen pre-
yousy ded II For It's superior performance, we 6eg
to refer nearly all the leading hr>tcass hotels Ia ine
persons no hsVs he great experience Ia Oe hanging the
use VI Auo N'o Pu''"s ~ NEw.YoRS, March 8, 1851
Sa BE r e yPu & q. a. incl
Bell Telegraph, beg that fitted them IN
many st class Hotels in various pss of the Unoo aud
extensively in this cyhet they have given AL the salts
faction that possibly could be expectedthst know OF no
machiIe that correctly In all its parts, and with
SO simplicity Its eegantsppesrance as well as lie
general utility warrants in recommending TO hotel
prophetos sDd others the perfect Annuncstor
Bell Telegraph. now in use; Respectfully yonrs,
THOMAS CHALMERS. Bell Hanger Menerst.
GENTS For tie last three years have Used Jacksons
Psent AInuncator for Hotels 10 hs city and State also
10 Vermont and has proved perfectly satisfactory to the
It possesses superiority OF mechanical construction, ei-
eeucy and durability In ITSELF over all other anuuncalors
that have ever seen. SETH w. FULLER,
Bell Hanger, IL Deyonshirest
Boston, March 8, 1851.
GENTS; We have put your Jacksons Patent Annunca-
tor several large Hotels and Steamships where they
give peTieci satisfaction As an invention, for combina
ton mecbsnsm, durability freedom OF action and less a-
billy 10 arrangement, we unhesltaGngV give II As our
opinion that II Is superior TO anything In ass for ke pur-
poses McGRE9OR HAYMAN.
Bell Hanger, l7s Chrstie-st-
DEAR sIRs. Having put up two Of your Anuuncia,ors
In this city, you desire 10 know my opinion oftaem. con-
snce Is neat and ornamental and put up by competent
person cannot get out Of order
HENRY HOCHSrRAsSER, Bell Hanger,
PhladeLl hia, March,, 1851 49 South. Eighth 81.
The pubic are respectfully cautioned against making,
vending, using Infringement Of this Patent Manu-
JACKSoNs XNNUNcIAroR UFAcTURINGc co.
1924 Wiliam-st New York.
The Patents for England, France and the Csnadas for
SALE mhl7 3m+lawM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
N saves labor lessons the quantity VI the reed and m
creases tho crop" -
GATIJNG'S GRAIN DRILL.-iM-

n
IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN A0RiCULroAL
IMPLEMENTs-rh undersigned. having been appolat
ed Agent OF the Psientee. offers for sale County aa s
This Drill requires examination TO ssusy say oss
that II far any other invention OF is sl.o being
more smps Ito conjunction, more eth 'isn Ia US scuon'
cheaper ana Tess Habo 20 oos Of ORDER -
This machine perfectly accomp shes It's wOIk ~ Dgu
aud experiments made by charles Noble, " Dola~are
have clearly shown that grsin planted by Il viii pro-
duce Is per 10 the than II soved Or Cd
casi This machine not choke the seed must sroo
regularly and evenly, being driven out by sugsrlite
screws blcb is the peculiar feature of this DA A1oth
important that by the arrangement OF Iae esih
conteis there danger Of thsir becoming cogged
roofs or stones Il has superseded the use Of ali Others
where hiss been Introduced
Ttis Drill was awarded Medal, Diploma and Mos
en- Premium nj the Great State Far IN Ohio, Ia 1854
the Certificate OF the Governor AND Board OF Exam
ners OF the Slate OF lDdiasa. two OF whom bad used
Il for Two years aud a host OF certdcs,es rom Prsc
Icsl Farmers 10 the West where ts medis osys been
chine WORKS admirably" The Westevn Pdttfndey says ;
at Is THE BEST DRILL ever inyeuteJn The ONO
Stdfesm0H gays; cit IL SUPERIOR TO ANY yet inro
duced 10 the American public"
might publish hundred similar opinioas, from me
many In nv possession, but Il Is deemed unnecosssy
A highly finished Drill, which manufactured 70
be sent to the Crest Exhibition, be inspected
NJ the rooms Of the American Institute, 3)l sross
Way Its superior advantages, and the low price
which 1t can be sold 1880 less than any o.herl are
sure guarantees that II will with rapid and ex'
tended sale Those wishing 10 purchAss CoCnIy or sals
Rights requested To call and examine Tho machine and
'o' '~''1'' f-"' AUGUSTUS SMITH
as StMTkkSs at the American InsutlIa Rooms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
WROUGHT IRON THRESHER

NM RO u II Ii Il lRON III hEot1rh
w AND PORTABLE HORSE PoWEa-Ths pub
lie are becoming convinced Of their superiority above
Others Applications for rights pouring IN from evsy
direction. Strength. compsctness porsbiy ADD cnesp
ness combined vih universal application 70 all kinds Of
grain and seeds has given IL the nOIonetY deserves
Price Threshsr and Horse Power nresh 400 bushels
daily $J5O second thresh $50 bushels 500 fJe.n
err alone $50 and $40 fbe Horse Power 10 entirely Dss
IN s application strains speed win The ThTssaero Of
20e0 revolutions per minuea child turning II Win esss
The inventor challenges the world 10 produce tne eqsh
States counties and to ~nshps for sale BY
JOSEPH q. GILBERT 7i6 Pearl 80
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