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THE ENGLISH vERMIN-DEsTR0YER,
Warranted superior 10 any other IN use for Destroying
Reaches, Ants, Bedbugs, Fleas,
And all kinds Of Bugs and Worms.

HlS article, being In liquid form, be easily applied
to Bedsteads wherever II Ia required, with esther
brush, leaving no disagroeabe smell whatever in the
rooms-whch renders this article desirable in Ht
well superior 10 any other.
Wdnscots, Bedseodf Ereplaoes, de- anolnted with this
article, will after be ctdnsed OF Bugs Worms II
Is strong and poisonous TO these noros animals 10
them TO fall deadfrom Dedseads, &C. when running
parts where this Eiqd has been applied This
Ia also Of the best articles introduced into this
country for destroying
WORMS AND INSECTS ON TREES,
and win retain Its strength longer than any other prepare
ton Of the kind.
Rs- Price rs cents bottle.
For sale only at
Winners Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
9th st, near Louisianaavenue
sole Agency for Washington City
B--None genuine without the written signature of
CkoMEIIs FAmBRoTHKR soe propretors for the United
States) on the label. go y Ctr
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KRAUsERs PATENT CLOvER-sEED HAIR
VESTER

implement in use. II the seed from the field
dred and nty pounds Is drawn by HORSE gathers
from ten to twelve acres per day The fingers, or teeth
throw them back into the box Which win cross twenty
acre field without emptying The heads are then loaded
ne and Ui an &
seed. This machine comes 50 low that every farmer eH
hare IL, and pays the manufacturer 300 per cent.
II. WHEELER, Agent for Washington.
cEoss KEYS, WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, CAMDEN Co., Mil
September 4, 1851.
Krausers Patent Clover Harvester In operation and has
given perfect satisfaction 1t has gathered many Of the
and his bills represent be- The farmers have given
one-half for gathering and threshing.
WILLIAM 2. GAhwoop, JoHS 7. Cook
WV. o. NICHOLSON, JAMES b. Cook,
CHARLES LEwIs PETKR II. JosKs
THOMAS TUMBIrsoS,
Thlss 10 certify that Mr. J. Naylor has gathered clover
on Of sxeencre field Of mine, which has been pssured
Nth ten d mead 2, cattle and produced h SIX
thirds for gathering and cleaning think his machine Is
and 'n'vs all the gHTRHss sf s 3tspS.s
The following points out the profitable nature Of the
Harvester:
KRAusER's PATENT oLovERsEED HARVESTER
Of opinion that there at least In each town.
ship in Camden Gloucester county New Jersey Admit
from IL 10 bushels Reducing II to certainty Of yielding
but bnshe what will It cost to gather and hresh
| 1000 acresi
This Harvester will gather IL acres per day. At
acres per day, II viii take harvesters 20 days,
AZ COST 800
200
lneioenta expenses 100
Il
Cost Of harvesting, &C., 900 acres $500
Terms Of gathering, shares Of onehaf which would
leave from the above calculation In the hands Of the gath
500 bushels Selling at IS per bushel would be
$2600 deducng expenses, $780, would leave balance In
| the hands Of the gatherer Of $4,000.
In county where there but townships deduct and
| multiply tho 81, 900 by would be $4,000.
We believe the above calculation TO be indspuabe From
the numerous farmers with whom have consu nod we
have found them to agree unanimously with the cal
| culation. ~
Perhaps invention offers greater inducements for
profitable Investment than the Harvester For an enter
prising young man, Of good business habits large
could without doubt be realized from the
rights In the different States Of the Union yet disposed
Of BY calling at this ONCE II be demonstrated satsac
toy that Of moderate capital could not
| or more monoy-paying business
Those who wish to model Of this celebrated farming
Implement and the satisfactory mannerin which II operates
| can do 70 by calling at II. WHEELERS,
Opposite Browns Hotel
BThs subscriber has purchased the right for Mont
gornery county, Maryland.
| June cliff fIntel. NewsA Rock Jour1
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CENTRAL HOTEL,
Warren street, east end Of the Railroad Depot,
aKRACuQr N -

bfHACU8E, ~. ".
On the left hand you enter the Car House going west on
the right going east only ten feet from the Depot
So No danger Of being left the remain here thirty
minutes for passengers dine Esnt trusty waItes
always nj the arrival Of each train to attend bag
gage entrusted to their care
Good accommodations for passengers remaining ever at
one dollar per day
B-The propristors efforts VIII always be to please
their guests Having eight year experience both East
West they feel confident that oil viii be satisfied and solicit
the patronage Of the public.
ian IL b. A. CLARK 20.
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Important Invention /!

Important invention!
noUGLAss's MAGIC COPYING INK, ,vlereby a clear
H. and perfect letter, b any aOrisn document can DC
in mfiae othotd The Of press any ma
chine whateyerwth this article the merest child can In
minute produce clear and beautiful copy OF any writ
instrument simply by brush Of the hand using
piece Of bottng other smooth paper tho copy
Copies of letters written with this ink DO taken week
after they have been written, Immediately at the option
of the writer
Call at wIMERs and see specimens where the Ink and
books for sale,
SIXTH street Louisiana avenue
sep2l-tr lSemiweekly News.1
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INTEREST ON nFPOSITFs.

YNHE BANK OF THE UNIos--Browus Marble Buiding-al
i lows interest deposites when made for defnit,
period.
STOCKS bought and sold on commission at the Bank
the Union. lNeWal iy l3-tf
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Marble and other kinds of Stone
FOR ALI USEsi
John A KIRKpATRINK

At has Marble Yard near the National Theatre,
prepared to furnish all orders for MARBLE MANTELs
Il MONUMENTS, T0MBS, GRAyE-ST0NES, TABLE
TOPS, TILES FOR FLOORS, GARDEN sTATuARY, DC,
reasonable terms be had at the
shortest notice and would respectfully invite purchasers
M-tI 80.
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MARY 6EAHAM, by Mrs. Grey, author Of the
l Gamblers Wifs aud ssid to be the best work ever
before written by her. IL ID Of the bewtching
charming works that has been pubshed
Old Saint Psnps-by William Harrison Ainsworth en-
belshed with large, spirited Illustrations.
The Discarded Daughter--by Mrs. Southworth
The Clifford Family, or Tale OF the Old Dominion-by
one Of her Daughters
Book OF snobs--by Thackery.
summer Time In the Country-by the Rev r. A. WIN.
mott. 4It }lar
All the Magazines New Books, Newspapers and every.
thing In the Stationery line, for sale at s4i
JOE SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore
Odeon Building, corner Of w street and Penn.
san -tr
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BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY
SESSION OF l852J63.

OHaPS A. HAMS AM d., Professor Of Principles and
Practice of Dental Surgery.
THos BoSD, AM Md, Professor Of Special Pathology
and Therapeutics.
w. H. HANDY, Nd Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
ALFRED A. BLASDY Nd Professor Of Operative Dentistry
PHILIP H. AUSTEN Md, Professor of Mechanical Dentistry
REGINALD N. WRIaHT, AM, Md, Lecturer Chemistry.
The Mechanical and Dissectng Rooms will be opened on
the last Monday Of October The Inrmary will open
the last Monday Of November and continue til the last
OF March.
Dissecting ticket (optonal 10
Matrcuhton
Diploma fee. 30
Good board $3.50 TO S3sO
aug l0-lms W. r. HANDY Dean
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CITY EXPRESS.

HE subscriber takes this method Of informing the pub
lie that he will commence from this day TO run bis tx
press to Georgetown at O'Clock p. m. and will deliver
packages In every part Of ergetown charges
Orders left at Cagett DodsoD Washington and Messrs
Engshs and Idnthicums Georgetown, will receive his
strict attention.
mar29--tf 4, LANES ARTHUR O'CONNER.
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subscriber respectfully iniorms tbs citizens Of Wash
Il ington and the District that b. has finished Al
bis Marbleyard the greatest variety q splendid italian
sale In this city He solip call from gentlemen wanting
such articles a. hs will sell ~ low ~ any the Northern
Marble Hsadstonss Of various designs which offers
moderate terms and viii sxscats Monuments and TombG
To any design or drawing given. 100 e = rf
g. Cslclnsd Plaster for sale at $3.50 per barrel
rfs~. t~r VIM, RUTHERFORD,
aug 13--0m II ST.. between 18th and 18th sts,
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The Whole World, Attention Hear him, ys sick
and do Lkeaoise!!

BALTIMORE, Feb. D, 1852
Ms1x Mortimer d Moubray: Gentlemen: 1t Is with real
curative powers Of DR.. Hamptons Vegetable Tncture.
Sometime during last November taken with very
bad and serious cough Twas advised TO take Codvor OIL
and did sos but getting better induced to try your
cough left Permit also to state that for the last f
teen years. have suffered very much from Acute Rheuma
tism and Vertigo, combining at times to my bed am
fully convinced that owe my present good health TO the
use Of the Tincture, and kind Providence.
You are, my friends, at liberty to this you may
G. DUNAN.
NB-I can be seen at any time at the Mayors Office
q. ID.
THE ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURES made by Hamp
toms Vegetable Tncture most respectable cii
zsnsmen well known and tried-we challenge the world
to show anything record in medicine TO equal it, Mans
hundreds 'oho hare @ its heating po'oers bear the same tesla
mOnp.
BALTIMORE, July Q, 1852.
Messrs Mortimer d N0,Ubrdy: Gents: Last September
attacked with oryspelas from which dreadful ulce
formed right leg Getting better of this last November
took deep cold which led to what my physician told
was bilious pleursy, which left with constant deeply
constantly throwing up from my lungs thick matter
became much emacated growing weaker every day. and
keeping my bed the greater part of the time. Ny friends
thought had the consumption, and at times also o.
the opinion AT this stage of disease after having
tried many and various remedies without success friend
advised me to try DR. HAMPTOES VEGETABLE TING
TURE, and procured me BOTTLE which pronounce
the greatest medicine took Before had taken hal
the contents Of bottle felt much improved and
having taken but tuo bottes my cough and pains haze
truly say that with the blessing of God have been
restored to the health enjoy by the of this most
invaluable medicine Yours,
TT. Gahr 49,
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TRUNKsl TRUNKS I!

WE subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of
citizens and strangers TO hsyery large and Handsome
assortment Of Trunks embracing every yariey nom the
finest English sole leather down to tho common packing
Trunk, Of my well Northern panufannre Also,
article Of laaies dress Trunks aud Hat Boxes with
large stock Of vases and Carpet Bags all of which er
the lowest precss Trunk under Parkers Fancy
Store. 'ss--,-tfi-. .1r r. A. LUTZ, $500
aug 12--ThS&Tu3w Next 10 the National Hotel
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JyOR THE PREVAILING DISEASES of
II the Summer, q sovereign preventive and cure
(say the proprietary may be found in HAMPToNs vE9E-
TABLE TINCTURk. II has been given In small doscs to
children teehing with great For sale, direct from
the manufacturers, et
Winners Cheap Cash Stationery store,
9Th st., near Louisiana avenue.
Pamphlescan be procured gratis BY calling ssbovs
June 12-r
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TyxPECTED,i In a few days, superior Chewing To
IL bscco, Fine Gut Tobaoco, and Ugars
aug lift WILLIAM r. BvANa,
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Philadelphia Type and Stereotype Foundry.
HE subscriber would call the attention Of Printers TO
i the greatly reduced prices Of the present list They
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LIME DOUBLE ENAMELED FRENCH

IL CARDS.-Another lot of fine Cards for engraving
and writing upon with the style aud pencil and variety
of Cards for printing purposes of the different numbers
quaitiesat Mrs COLLISIONS Fancy Store Sixth street
feb 20-tr Louisiana avenue.
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J. A. C. IARDELLA,

PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, y.
ESPECTFULLY informs his pupils the public that
III his OF Instruction viii terminate Friday, the
9th inst and thath duties win be the 10th OF
September Thankful for the patronage he has hitherto
experienced he begs leave promise the his
utmost energies hereafter merit the appreciation so lib
orally bestowed upon him. jy T-eof
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UMBRELLAS, PARAs0Ls, AND PINKING

UMbhELLh0J fAHHoULSJ ANU TINkINU. :
~ Umbrellas and Parasos from rs cents up to
NV SO, comprising general assortment of green,
SAlT blue and waefed silk Parasols, green and black
> silk, bingham, and cambria Umbrellas. Al tastes
suited good assortment of silk, gngha and ivory, bone
and other fashionable mounting likewise sticks Of every
variety suitable for every description of repairs Pnkng
Of scarf aprons rues founces, &c, which, with the
pairs Of umbrellas will be DONE and well DONE and done
quickly South side Pennsylvania avenue between 18th
and 18th streets, sign OF number Of blue and white I'm
brellas
Aft pIPRNE
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BUILDING MATERIAL

BUILDING MATERIAL.
DAVENPORT & MALL0RY'S celebrated Rim and Nor
ce Locks and Latches much lower than the general
prices Novelty, and other Rim Locks with best Mineral
Knobs for 81 cents; good Morce Locks 80 cents best do
rs cents also, assortment OF Hinges Screws Nails
&c. constantly hand. All goods delivered and guaran-
tied cheap they be bought elsewhere Builders
and others will find II greatly to their advantage 20 give
me a call II. LINDsLEY,
successor to Lindsey, Pa. sv bet. 9th 10th
m 2l-tf lSat. Newsl
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CLEAvKRs HONEY SHAVING SOAP

CLEAvEEs HONEY SHAVING SOAP,
Do. Triple csnted Brown Windsor Soap
DO. Musk-scented do do
Do. Genuine Bears Grease In jars.
Do. Clarified Marrow, all Of the first quality.
Bowdtchs saponaceous Toothpowder.
Clesyer's Honey Shaving Cream.
The above articles all been approved by the Jurors
at the Worlds Fair and premiums awarded the same
For sale at WIMERS Stationery Store,
sep Ctr 9th It,, near Louisiana avenue
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BONNETs, RIBBBONs. .Ae

A LARGE STOCK Of New Fall Bonnets-silk and straw
IA all kinds and qualities very cheap Also 100 pieces
bsantfn Bonnet Ribbons from IL Al rs yard Also
nstrste assortment Of Perfums, consisting OF Ertrscs
Coloanes. Poncine soap Almond Soap Wash Balls and
other kinds, with thousand little fnscks too pmer.
ous 10 mention. II % IN 87vTITTT 4
sep ctr BROWNS Cheap Cash STORE 7th 81.
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MISSES AND CHILDRRNs FANCY SHOES.
JUST received this day 500 pair ofMsses and Children
Fancy Boots Of the latest Styles and for sale low
cash, by
/. ssp3--n HARRIS A GRIFFIN
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Certificates of packages Of 25 wholes $4,000
Do do % halves .......... 6000
Do do 20 quarters -...... 5000
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of pack
ages in the above splendid Lotteries will receive the most
prompt attention. and official account Of each drawing
Immediately after 1t Ia to all who order from
Address E. E. 0'BRIEN, Agent,
sop 90 Alexandria, Va.
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JAMES W. SHEAHAN,

DIR. ]. N. AUSTIN, 'e9a
Late Of Warr1gton, Hd)
Ag- OFFICE and Rssdsnce--R street, north side, on
door above 10th. 4s ~. = mar 27--ff
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$55,OOO $85, 0OOi 800, 600! ST., $3.50!
8 Of $1,000! A of $4,000!

Lottery for the benefit OF the
STATE OF DELAWARE, GLASS l0s, ron 1852
To be drawn at Wilmington Delaware on Saturday. Oct O.
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TRRMs-ALwAYs IN ADVANCE.

= SOutnern and Western MONEY, duu Fost Ufnce StHIn
taken for subscription. Letters should be postpaid
aug 81
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CITY GAS STOCK FOR SALE!
% SHARES of Washington City Gas Stock for sale al
10 the BANK OF THE UNION.
mar left fWash Newal s# ..
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stephens on Pierce.

The Hon. Mr. Stephens Of Georgil is one of
the authorities chiefly relied on to prove the
un6,ncss of Gen Scott for the Presidential Of
fee 1t is the rule of law and reason that the
evid nee of witness can, as we'll as pr0. shall
be admitted by the party Introducing him =
Mr.. Stephens has SAID more in The present
canvass than our democratic friends may be
aware OF, or will he pleased 10 hear. We
find in an exchange the following extract from
il speech lately made by him at Cruw louisville,
Georgia:
"lhc Democratic Convention by which Gen.
eral Pierce " as nominated, was composed of
ireesoilers. abolitlonists. sccessionlsts, tariff
men and anti tariff men, internal improvement
men and anti internal improvement men, the
advocates OF inter, enlon and non.lnlelvantion
politicians of every shade and complexion
found welcome IN this mongre association.
IHeW obJect trdS Poacer and obfcc and they
Garrett nothing .tol principles With II body
thus composed, 1t Cannot he IA matter Of much
surprise that all the ablest and best Statesmen
ct the party should be sacrificed and set aside
while some unknown, unexpected, but
lthouBhl-to.be available individual should be tn.
ken up as the instrument of the party Tie
result Is known. A gentleman was nominated
and Is now prominent candidate for the
first Office in the world, toio was uakno,on IN
"'ne.tentbs If he .imertean people and achose
Pu6l'c SerriccS did not cRtiHc linn fOthe position.
Mr.. Stephens would say nothing in disparage.
ment OF Gen. Pierce. As far as he knew, he
was man ofiar ability lawyer of some en-
incnce in bis own State. and that was all that
could be said ofhim. He had never given the
country any evidence of the possession ofthose
high qualities, OF that long experience in pub.
lie affairs which should entitle man to be plc,
ed in the high and responsible Office of Chief
Magistrate of This great Republic. lie lad
nothing tn crpect Itom the election at Gen Pierce
except the bringing into po'eer ETA class Of men
'cbOse principles 'could be hostae 10 tie true IA
terestS ofthe people, lie tcared Mot HE adro-
Gates II kossath IaterrcatioR, and Young Il.
mer'ca 7rogresS could lead the covptry 10 arar
ana destruction, under the banner of'NW 5,ar-
l IT,"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-21

REv. GfoRGE w. LANdHoRSE This eminent Mini.
ter of the Methodist e. Church took leave of hi. ,.a
grecaton aud the Pastoral charge Of the Fourth Street
Church. which he has occupied since its c,tHoI.
Sabbath night last ina deeply affecting fcryid uad pro-
found SERMON In the several years Of his ministerial
Iabors in this city. he has mule many warm friend,
and admirers and from the itncrani system peculiar 10
the Church. may be ycar before he will return to oc
c1py the same position, yethe will carry with him. where
ever he may go, the attachments Of the communi-
iy and the prayers of his late charge
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The Currency.

The people, of Virginia are at this time ex-
periencing one of the praclic 81 effects OF loco.
foco legislation and policy. Under the opera.
ton of The Sub treasury, on1 consequence
Of that benighted prejudice which denies to the
chartered banks of the commonwealth the ptis.
iIcge Of issuing notes of less denomination
than five dollars, all the currents Of trade and
business have been flooded Nth the unauthorz.
ed issues of individuals, to the exclusion OF the
small notes ofolher States tllegu it is true, but
sol, cut and safe.) and 10 the embarrassing d..
minuton Of gold ond silver
The experience of the last two weeks has
shown that this sbadoNy substitute for money
is altogether unreliable-and when a calastro-
pho befals those no arc apparently resPon.
slide for its circulation, from the very character
of tho notes the future is felt most heavily by
those who are least able Ia bear il. The honest
laborcr who earns one day the means Of sup.
pying his wants for The next, aud the poor
woman who tolls ut her nightly task with worn
fingers and acling eyes arc generally they, IN
whose hands these worthless bills are found,
when the lidings come thatthe "insttutlonl' has
fliIcd.
1t was predicted Of The Sub treasury. as pro-
posed by Mr.. Van Burcn that it would bring
about TWO sorts Of cnrrency-gold aud silver
for the employees of the government and rag.
money" for the people. The present financial
system, though ireer from objection, than Mr..
Van Buren's pet measure aided as II bas
been by thelegisaion of Virginia locoiocosm,
has accomplished that prophecy to the letter.
Like oxen that tread out the grain for their
masters md the straw for themselves, the peo-
Pile have been toiIing 10 fill the pockets Of Office
holders with gold-whiIo they have been com.
PEELED to content themselves with slim plasters.
The Wing patty in the Union and in Vir.
GINA would have had il otherw isc if they had
been permitted No farther back than last
winter they proposed in the legislature Of the
State, every other appeal and resource having
proved Of no avail. 10 submit the question 10
the people emselves--whclhcr the chartered
banks Of the commonwealth should be permit
ted to issue small noes-but the democrdftc
majority would net consent to it, 1t is as clear
as the light ofJay THAT if this measure had been
resortcd to, the people would have had a cur
rency that would have been safe and sound
and been free from one that is unsafe and un-
sound. The democratic leaders in Virginia
are directly chargeabIe with the present de.
ranged and prccarious condition Of the money
circulation Of the State. They cannot deny
the fact rcvade the responsibility. Thcy may
drnonco ii as miserable issue" but the PEG
pic who feel the pinch aud suffer the annoyance
aud loss resulting from the want ola Law ful and
reliable currency must think differently. We
fairs Of the State shall continue to be conduct.
ed by party, from whose sowing such hOr
vest ~ rruDel
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LYNCHnURG Sept. SIh, ISl2.
MI. MTcHELL.-Sm: louasl me how | like my
PumPl have been working ii for three months, and
the more | it, the better | like it, The smallest
boy have get in less time than used to-
take with the old fashioned rope and bucket be-
sides the advantage it gives in dry aud dust weather
My well is in the part of my lot aud is SO feet
lecn, and with thc aid Of men. can, in very few
minutes, my garden yard and in front OF my
honse, and throw water any house upon the lot
and in of fire. have my hose convenient that
in minute from the time reach the we'll can have
the water upon it, and fnurmen work il for hour,
without censing. Situated am,above the Rcser, or
would not be without this Puma for twenty times its
cost and would recommend all Who situated in like
mannerto mysclt to go straight and buy of your
Pumps, Yours respectfully,
oct l9-dlw JOHN OYER