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THr FLonIpA INDiANsIt will be seen by the following
fror the Jacksonville Republican. that the Indians
Flria getting very troublesome, and that fighting
hs actually commenced The remote settlers in
or aud the Government is called upon to act with energy
| nd promptness:
"In addition to the reports current from various quar-
Indian orays beyond the prescribed Indian bound
fy, give place to the following note which Gen Hop
ms has politely handed We have also letter
the officer, dated far back November IL 1851
rom Captain flanagan, describing trail Of Indians
I1ogs that they had driven off by himself and brother
Through the Sentinel it also stated that Captain jar
nagan up with Indians driving off hogs in the early
part of January Mr. lIughey the author of the is
man of unquestioned veracity, From his information,
there appears to have been at least a bunch the
frontier
'MAonriHe Orange county, Feb. TO- 1852.
Su-,Jarnagan has been with the Indians again; he
has captured two and they think another killed
doubt the ball is opened the whoop has been
heard in our land. We know not what may become of
our families We want aid speedily, Wcthinl our fam
lies in great danger.
Yours truly, JONI IIUGns.
sc General B. Hopkns"
The rumor that the Governor had given authority to
raise troops is denied.
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Vi nJACKsON RIFLES, ATTENTION You are
Ea q ordered Company SUNDAY
" III O'Clock precisely PGnctunl Attendance is expected
mis- II. FoRNO Orderly Sergeant
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YOUNG & CO.,
DOfbeNs''s

WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING ACADEMY
56 CANAL Observation-Disclosures 1892
rs HouRS.EXPREssLY FOR LADIEs-ll A. NJ to
5 T1=E MlsSEs-MoNDAYs, WEDNESDAYS and FRI
r '"' '-'iSiSpAio, from
NlSIToRS-From to 3 r. NJ ~ f ~ - Me- S'l u '"sf'M NJ
~, Al pupils are desired to attend until perfect
tV-9 1pu RUFUS DOLBEAR 81 Canal. .u,rt
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Further by the Franklin-Confaagration in
China-Poltical Intelligence.

The intelligence from France possesses especial inter
est The approaching elections of Representatives absorb
public attention.
.G1.yp-Lord John Russell has introduced bill for
the organization the Local Militia which is considered
a significant measure.
Sp4IN-The Queen has suffered greatly from the wound
recently recevedn the attempt at her assassination but
is slowly recovering
United States Stocks.
American Stocks active in London. and show an
advancing tendency.
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"A PpLEs--lo hbls Russet Apples, for sale hy
- H'S A. u COCHRAN &C., Il 9aaaapisssss ,sssl
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CASE T
brought into ST. Thona,'s Hospital who had fallen from
ladder struck piece of wood and bruised hi, Rupture he complained
of pain md died in four hours.
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&C. JACKSON F IRE COMPANY No. lS-'The
rSaf4a this Company orderc,
5syf assemble, ul uniform, the Engine House,
&c. ~ THURSDAY MORNING March O'Clock, pre-
cTseT purpose joining the celebration Of the Fienit
Anniversary the Fcmpns Charitable Association The Company
will positively move at the appointed hour - ,
mh4 JAMES j. CASEY Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-13
THE GALENA and CHICAGO

n UNION RAILROAD.-The oalena and Chicago Rail.
toed commencing al the City OF Cncako In the STATE OF M
W miles at which point II connects with the Galana
Branch OF the Illinois Central Railroad now being
Mississippi River
At thirty miles wsn Of Chicago q, connects v.ts
Sne Aurora Branch Railroad In operation thirteen le
and which b about being extended By that Company 10 thu
Illinois Central Railroad al point axtesn miles north Of
the illinois River Al Chicago It's eastern tenniuu. IL viii
tom connexions with the Michigan Central and the Nch
tsn southern Railroads constituting part OF the main chss
o. Railroad line from the Atlantic sities 10 the kssssppi
River and the Northwest
The Road Is now completed and in operation sishtyour
miles eight miles from the Of Rockford the Rock
hyer 20 which place the WORK IL In sctve progress and
will be completed and put in operation BY the Isl day Of Au-
gust next the iron for this section Of the Road being now %
hand The remaining portion Of the work will b. put under
contract BY the 10Th May next and probably BE- sonpesdbS
The Illinois Central Railroad Company such
Itats OF progress 70 the connecting nk from feepo
the Mississippi completed early In the tal OF 1883
The grades upon the road the ruling crane wese
being IS feetn the mile and east 10 feet In the mile The
entire cost equipment OF the foad viii be about
Ine 81 s% sSaat y Sa, be.s snsss sn s.s
not get called in There bonds outstanding toOws:
e47 900 first division bond due LIST june lS52 t5 400 dspo
bonds and x4fO0O second division bonds The road
opened En the Fox River distance ~ ~ miles In
the month OF February 1885, and complaed and opened 20
les present point OF the 10th dsy March
fhe earnings Of the road for the eleven months from May
1851 70 April l. 1882 $ls2 $50 expenses for the
time, bb Sh-runnns during that time AVERAGE distance
nonths in 1880 81 SIZE os2 on distance Of q
miles.
The gross earnings for the month OF March last
The Company, BY resolution Of 18th oecsmber 1851 20.
thorzed nf $0 Of bonds for the construction Of
the third division Of ssid Road rom kockef 10 FreoPon
These bonds bear per cent and payable II
ten years from date of ssre and for the payment Of pne1
pal ana interest," the property and revenues q the
payable In the city Of EewYort and tbs interest ssnns
ally ~ coupons attached On the st Of February and Ausu
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ID EMITTANCES to ENGLAND, IRE-

ID EMTTTANCES TO ENGLAND, Xxx
h LAND SCOTLAND and WALES.-BoWMAN
aRINNELL co. will Issue drafts OF ei sterling and up
ward, payable light in any town throughout Great Brtsz
and ireland
sWALLOW-fA1L LINES OF LIVERPOOL sno LON.
DON PACKET-SHIPS-Psrsons wishins 20 have tleif
friends brought out in either Of the splendid
,osng above Lines which sail regularly 6th spa
hist days every month from Liverpool every sternsts
Yhursdsy from london Thereby avoiding desy viii pls.as
sp,ly 10 the only authorized Agents IN this city
BOWMAN, GRINNELL h co,
Office No 83 South-st- Nsw.York sal
No. Regent Road opposite the Clarence Dock Liverpool
~ B-When passengers decline coming the viii
be returned.
Liverpool pockets leaving New YORK the 9th and 2ls OF
sech month London Packets Leave New York altar
aate ThnrsdaY Eor passage apply 40 above
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THOR SALE.-A handsome Country Res

II a.. a, Shrewsbury, New.Jersey. lately occupied
ioenoe cnss 4 offered for sale. The grounds upon
py Are nun ben Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
consists Of sos 50 ,S ss II me r'1 REQ
ne ~ 80 Ranch and linton Falls that portion cen
p dpossS Of leaving the balance with the buildings IL
Sess sbspe The land = al o. avery ;ppenOL aas -
"a On the premises is iage and commodious
ram. Dwelling House fitted 10 with brick Carrsse House
s,sS 49, Sc There well OF excellent water also
Rsset' with rfailpg supply 1t Is very desirable
Lac being In good nrighbcrhood within hive minutes
P'sne Msetipe House Churches Post Office and School,
W. hv;ns daiIy communication with the city OF New
York Possession be had immedatey FoIfarthsr par
as " MACY. STANTON 4 Co, No. 81 5roadst
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DAILROAD MORTGAGE, CITY and


llCOUNTY BONDS We offer for sale at fair rates the
following SECURITIES Of the most undoabted character.
$4,000 OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN PEI
CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS, Coupons
payable IN New-York Let July and Let January Principal
$4,000 WILMINGTON and MANCHESTER SEVEN
PER CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE MORTGAGE
t25ooo MADISON and iNDiANAroLis SEVEN FER
CENT. CONVERTlBLE RAILROAD FIRST MORT
GAGE BONDS Coupons payable LIST May and lst Novem.
ssr Principal falls due In 1851 Entire debt Of the Comps
800 6o BELLEFONTAINE and INDIANA SPECIAL
BAILROAD CONVERTIBLE MORTGAGE SEVEN
PER CENT BONDS. Coupons payable in New.Yook- lst
$500 INDIANA CENTRAL SEVEN PER CENT.
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE LIST MORTGAGE BONDS,
Coupons payable New York. lst May and LIST November
Principal payable lst November, 1866.
S25,6OO CITY Of PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, SEVEN rER
and Guaranteed BY the ssiOta sud Hooking Valley
A $4,000 ROSS COUNTY, Ohio, SEVEN PER CENY.
s0NDS Coupons payable LIST July and LIST Jan Tho prn-
psl falls due in lS They are sSars1.ssS BY the Cocs
r eo en SOULS ' value Of ssasSles si oOSoc V $40
t25.OoO ALLEN COUNTY, iao, SEVEN PER CENT
S SYrpfH SEVEN PER CENT
' 5000 VAN VERT COUNTY, OHIO, SEVEN PEI
CENT
soNDs. Coupons psysSls .t Aus and l:t FEB o
and interest In all able semannusy In NewYork.
The RAILROAD BONDS are secured 10 the ample
by mortgage Deed Of Trust known snl
responsible citizen Of Newly with power of do.
fault and sell each line, with al equpmsnt d.
raise msney to pay amount of interest or principal
The CITY and COUNTY BONDS are Issued IN essh
ease by virtue Of Special Acts OF the proper Legislstms
granting full power for that purpose and direct vote Of
the people Interested that vote being largely In favor othss
issue.
The laws under which these Sends require .he
Droper authorities to make SPECIAL LEVY Of TAXES
10 be SET APART exclusively for the purpose Of meeting
accuine interest and gradually reimburse the pnc
,a which he enforced through the courts Of law should
Ii become necessary
THESE debts operate In the nature of mortgage the
real and personal estates within the respective City and
County limits
The new Constitutions adopted by the people OF Ohio snl
Indiana prohibit absolutely the creation Of funded debt
BY Counties within their boundaries This will prevent
further issue Of securities of this sort
Printed Exhibits in each case, be had sppicstoa
Office, giving full and detailed information the
aature Of each security
WINsLoW, LANIER l. co, No. So wanst
New.York. April 30 1852
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50 feel..Ae NJ :; or TO LET.-A beauti-

LUX a. as.s Hudson. cslumbis County, I .ns
e. CSs.ssy sonlustsd IN COMPLETE s, ETq s a oa,
sosf pleasantly Ssncs and variety Of choice fruit trees
end eossss % and psn There Is also large kitchen
sss md pg Of sbsr the s:. SsGn
within ave and the station Of the railroad, by which
ssboeh aos %r hsurs distant from New York There are
iea tnsn III, Communications py railroad sndsteambost
ct leaH pw e The location while possessing these sd
With New sriv healthy retired and pleasant and 1t
yanasea -. few places Of the kind desirable
believes All be sold sccommodstin terms, and for
The pfopoiy - To7 terms &e, apply 20
3 very Dw 2hs'' IAMEa SLUYTER, No. Walla
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.Asr MoRRIsANIA YnLAGE.-

IL About $50 Los varying In sze from an eighth Of 81
acre 30 M sores offered nor sale on tho mos favor
~ tsro, Ten per cent down, and balance befort
G,rb 1854 These lots occupy very healthy and beautiful
fstu near and 10 foil view 81 the Es River and In IN,
sSste vicinity Of IN. grounds and residences Of several
al the most wealthy snd respectable citizens OF
csunt, This village Is connected with the Harlem ,s
road bv branch Railroad FOR maps and other
srrlv 10 d. b wINToN, No. S Tryon-rov. near hs'''1
Rsifoad Office opposite the City Hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-13

hoh. lBS DC0
The above VI SOOOOO Includes s0 600 given by tho Com
lany In exchange for like amount Of Albany Extensioa
CertlcaeS which latter remain Of the New.yok
and Harlem Railroad Co
As hnt hen upon important regular dividend aying
road connecting Albany with New-York sni ia view
Of It's present and prospective increase Of business these
Sends offer advantageous and perfectly mode OF
investment
The interest the Bonds secured to b. paid bes any
dividend be declared either the Preferred Ola
BLATCHFORD RAINsFORD No 80 Williams.
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NOR SALE or to LET-Beautifal Res .;,i,

III depcss at Rayenswood, L. III W oisrn style secn
and basement HOUSES Just iD.hed " gssSroons mar
BE NANTES 10 Sssements and seeSsd ovsns sod Mos
closets and bells on Al the sOn ss1 .s.s In tns
patent range In the hcnsnsi N he Est 49,
Within ,sM i tSf. s' %suis si sss. day
steamboat Astoria Capt o o. stages running sTv
Hssors and Futon feIg sIo'Ff of particulars in
hour from AN IN 10 sf flsvsnswood or at No.
quire Of 0ILeFRI hi n Am I'LL | I'm.
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NEw-JERsEY ZINC COMPANY,
1rapsfa, nH,a No q ,ka~&-.

Transfer Office, No. 81 Liberty-st}
OTlCE.-An amendment 20 the char.
ter OF the NewJersey Exploring and Mining Co has
passed the Legislature Of and been accepted by
the Directors, The tite by the act, Is changed New
The New-Jersey Exploring and Mining Company stock ars
the stock OF the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining Mana
featuring Company, will be exchanged for the stoss
lNewJersey Zinc Company upon application az this ose
New-York. March 10, 1852 JAMES l.. CURTIS Prest
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SEvEN PER CENT. BONDS of the

y NEW-TUhh and HAKLEM KATLKUAD Co
fhe Bonds Of the NewYork and Harlem Railroad constf-
suite the only lien upon the Road and sas
portion Of the issue of $500 900 made the NAV 1854
They Seven Per Cent Bonds and reiu1bursable IN
1857 with semisnuua interest attached payable
70 bearer lst November and LIST May
This issue Of $500 600 for the purpose Of rens the
coating debt, and Of making improvements tho Road
extending from the City Hail. NJ Y, to Dover Plains
distance of 80l miles.
Tor the year ending 3Oth Bepsembe 1851 after paying
interest Bonds and the dividend the Preferred Stock
tbs New-York and Harlem Railroad Co. declared dy-
tend Of four per cent the Old Stock with surplus OF
$4,000 remaining The receipts from October last 70 April
inclusive show increase Of Is per above the cores
bonding months Of the previous year.
The present condition Of the Road 10 as follows
Sends including the $500 600 Just Issued 800 90
Capital Stock, Preferred. 100000
5sss, 900
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OFFICE ROCHESTER AND SYRACUSE r. r. Co, I
Cgnandagua June D. 1852

Csnsndagus, June D. 1852 5
NOTlCE.-Th Directors have declared
ssemannual dividend of per cent the full stock
of this Company payable the respective offices the
shares registered the I'd day Of August next out the
net profits Of their business for the months end
ing that day
The Transfer Books will be closed the evening Of the
22d day of July, for ten days
The Bonds Of this Company falling due the lst day
August will be paid by Messrs. Duncan, Sherman Co.
Bankers the 3st proximo presentation their bank
ing Office in the City Of NewYork that day. with the sI
months interest due thereon.
CHARLES SEYMOUR Treasurer
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WAREROOMS. No

81 Brosdw.y, one door shove Thompsons Saloon
Persons about parchsas Pianos invited TO call
Wnsrooms Of BENNETT CO. where they win End
m assortment Of Rosewood Piano Fortes OF modern style
Be- entertained 10 quality the payment may be deferred
nn such doobs removed Old Pianos received IN part
oaynent for new opes New and secondhand Pianos 20 Let
Hsaufsstory, Nos Sill, SIS and SIS Rivinston-st.
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and ERIE RAILROAD

' COMPANY.-The Directors of the New-York and
Erie Railroad Company have declared dividend OF three
cent the Capital Stock OF the Company PAYABLE on
after the 18th day ofJuly 1852 The transfer books win
be closed from the 30th inst till the 18th July next
By order Of the Board Of Directors
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary
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GUN WADDlNG and PERCUSSION

~ CAPS Eley's Cloth Gun Wadding, the hest and
cheapest article used Etys Percussion Caps Wire Car
tridges end Sporting Materials Powder Flasks &c large
and complete assortment OF the above for sale by the
factuIers sole agents, FRANCIS TONES SONS No.
Maidenlane.
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I United PARTNERSHIP formed /

I United PARTN ERSHIP formed by
~ OLIVER ~. B0sTwICK. EDWARD STAPLE
TON and CEPH as H. NORTON.
Fst: The firm under which said partnership 10 TO
be conducted Is BOSrWICK SrAPLETON.
Second The general OF the business inter ded TO be
transacted is the MANUFACTURING and DEALING In
HATS, CAPS STRAW GOODS SO
Third The names Of the GENERAL partners Interested
therein are OLIVER N. BOSTWICK who resides in che
city Of Brooklyn and EDWARD sTAPLETON, who re-
des in the city OF New York and the Of the special
Parrer CEfH AS y NORTON, whose place of residence
Is in the city OF New-Yok
Fourth The of capital which said special partner
has contributed TO the common stock Is TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS in cash
Fun The said partnership is to commence the first
day Of July 1882 and TO terminate the first day Of Janu
AIRY, ls5e.-Hew-YoTk, June 80, 1854 -
OLIVER ". BOSTWICK,
EDWARD SPAPLErON
CEPHAS r. NORTON
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to the PUBLIC.-The

explosion of lamps will continue to destroy life and prop
erty unless detected prevented by suitable penalty for
selling alcohol and resin in lamps disguised by any
The public require safe splendid and che light That
PINE and LARD OIL will produce equal 70 the best Oil
Gas Light in Solar Lamps made altered for Pine and Lard
Oil and warranted detect the resin n any fraudulent i'm
ita,ion of it. quickly oil placed in fluid by any NAME
will prove the alcohol at s. required with the resin and pine
oil in it, To prevent the explosion of gas from resin in
lamps patent rights for any City State be obtained BY
suitable persOnsto II from the Pine OIL In Spirits
Of Tupentne and prove Pine and Lard Oil the best and
cheapest ebtto avoid the expense of Spermacet and the
daring experiments that deaers in explosive Fight know to
prevent The Of it in lamps Patent pipe and Lard OIL
with splendid Solar Lamps SALE and the resin removed
from Pine Oil in Spirits Of Turpentne may be inspected by
APPLYING the Oil and Lamp Stores of P. s. co SKLIN
Qafe DIETZ COZ No 6l Fultons, or No. l5i Courtst
of Baltic Brooklyn where orders will receive strict
attention, and be delivered In Brooklyn NewYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-13
DARM at YONKERS for SALE

Within a mles Of Hudson River Railroad Depot and
S ,uges Of Bronxyille Depot Harlem Railroad Contains
go sf which 20 acres In woods Soil superior;
sns, nav and plenty water good, and fruit abundant
vsw vary hDs not IN sight Of the Hudson River The
slsos d under good crop and Improvement Some rocks
NM kairS
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IL AM 4. LYON, MD and Mrs M. G. LYON, Prnc
pals Completeness Of boarding arrangements kind and Of
hcient tuition and healthy location combine TO render th
Institution desirable for those seeking thorough and
accomplished education Pupils received at any time ls
location the beautiful margin Of the Connecticut RIVER
the seaboard aud Is of by the Newton
and Hartford daily steamboas For health and recreation
the teachers and pupils fushed with elegant carriages
and well trained for young ladies' Circu.
Ian can be had Of VIM. II. LY0N& co, No. Dey-st OF
by addressing the Principals at EsexEsex Conn April
I, 1852
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Schools.
CIVIL ENGINEERING SCHOOL,

~ Directed by VICTOR BEAUMONT, C. E Graduate
Of the School OF Arts and Manufactures Of ParisA
Lectures and Lessons will begin the LIST of Sep
TENDER For particulars and references apply at the
School No $50 HOuston-st, near WOoster
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nlarbincrp, &r.


" FOR SALE-At Mechanicsvile, Saratoga Co, oy the
American Linen Thread Company, a. follows: CsrdA
Spinning Frames Speeders, Mules, Spoons Frame, go
Spndles Wrappers, Presses, 60 Looms Cans Bobbns,
Reeds Harness. Shuttles &C. &c All Of whish at prices 30
per cent less than the original COST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-13
DAY q McMULLEN'S PATENT

IL HOSE.-The trial made Of this Incompatible Water
Hose for years past has fully its supeno
ty Orders from Railroads Factories Water Companies and
others solicited Every piece warranted to give satisfaction
BY the pstentee and manufactured The following OF
the many certificates and published to show the estimation
nom actual use; JERSEY CITY, Dec. IL, 1851.
HORACE a. DAY, No. Is Courtlandt-st, N. Y-Deay Sir:
take great pleasure in stating TO you in to your In
curry regard the India Rubber Hose furnished by
for the Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company
that have found it Of the very best description and to
much better purpose than either leather or canva
II IL only durable but in the end the most econom
ica We have rubber hose some OF our locomotives
that purchased Of you years ago. which has been In
constant and is still good ever and have found
your ourpy to stand Of 5 lbs to the square inch
Yours, very respectfully, JAMES MCFARLAND,
Superintendent Motive Power for N. j. r. X. Trans Co.
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DRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING.-

Il Double Entry Book Keeping practically taught by A.
e. LEWIS, at his Counting Room No 4 broadway. Each
pupil receives private instruction and actually keeps set Of
Partnership Books embracing al the business transactions
OF an extensive mercantile houss Terms moderate. Ccu
Lara containing references so be obtained above
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CELSIOR.-Parents wishing TO find

Ian Institution In which good order Is maintained by
real kindness and rapid Improvement secured BY thorough
Instruction, win be pleased and served At the Commercial
and Classical School No. rs Henry-s.
SOLOMON IENrIER. Prinafpal
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tTEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, &C
CINGER'S SEWING MACHINE
GRANDDAUGHTER &HELM'S

STEAM PACKING-.TYER &HELM'S
~ PATENT--20 OO0sbs. now in store, different thick
nesses. The qusiity of this article, which will stand
100 degrees higher heat than any other rubber has been
tested for two years The American and British
steamships and those gone to California 1t with entire
approval The undersigned will warrant this patent
packing give satisfaction In every No
but the undersigned the zinc In the manufacture Of
rubber and other kind will stand high heat Ware
house No. % Courandt-st. All orders addressed the
manufacturer and owner of Tyer 4 Helms Patent:
HORACE II. DAY.
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TOR SALE--At Norwalk, Conn, {

sized House. with good barn and one acre Of
land unSe rood cultivation we'll situated and having OF
fbs finest views In the village. Also, large Dwelling
House, entirely new with of acre Of land, having
ns visv of the Hbor On account OF i'll health the pres
emf viii dispose of the above for less than their real
value Apply TO the subscriber at Norwak, Conn., or TO
Feows Co, No. IL Maiden-lane. New Yo.k.
e DISBROW, Norwalk, Conn.