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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-27
CIIH LECTURE SEASON,


A LECTURE WILL BE GIVEN IN CHATHAM HALL,
n No Chatham square, on Sunday at o'clock p. NJ,
BY Mr.. Mcdonald. Subject-Population. Seats free
MRS E. CAKES SMITH AT YONKERS MRS E.
l Cakes Smith will lecture this Saturday evening in
the Lyoeum Of the Getty House Yonkers commencing at
o'clock. Subect-Dignity.of Labor.
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NATIONAL HOTEL, DETRoIr.-THIs HOUSE, TIL
IN TARGET. and most elegant estAblishment, west Of
New Yorf kept b. TELLkRS BENJAMIN. formerly
AZ Aha II outYeaI housa In Ahs otty Of Montreal.
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Lady, you are the cIuelest shc alive
you DO not use cake Of JONES chemical SOAP price
anced to 2 whitens softens and clears the skim His
lily white only L. his ceral hair restorative only
dresses and softens the hair finely Depot 03 Broadway
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Brady's Daguerrs0tVpes Received Prize
medal at the Worlds Fair in Londsr and at various fairs
Of the American Institute in this city, they
Instance failed Of btanng highest prize wherever Of
Sered for competition His 206 Broadway
invited to his collection of pictures and Of
rich and elegant articles suitable for the coming holidays
Gold Medal.-T First Premium, = Gold
neAAl. was awarded to GURNEY, Of Nos lS9 and $40
Broadway for his superior at the ase Fair
Of theta Institute Tho report the Premium Com
tee Dagusrrsetypes reads thus Thsy are ths
best DagueHeoypes chat been exhibited show
h. their dunct outlines clearnes of light and shadow,
rstsndi.y and relief with artistic the perfect
ate TO which The Daguerrean has arrived this
u. His sterescopo pictures are also very 6ns These
senen. together with Urge collection Of PORTRAITS Of
6stnguhed persons be Ut his and agncent
asry 80 Broadwayi also large collection Of views Of
ganernl, embracing al the principal Cities towns bays,
sas Of superior quality for artists prepared by Cur
ssre Of Quincy and A. Ltoh. For sale by Quincy 1t 9
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New York, Nov &C. ls52-Misses Kate and Ellen Bate
SanI;ProIpted by our sincere admiration Of your &C
Ter which has remained sndsturbsd the brilliant
cess you have early achieved we the undersigned beg
w;hss Nay these little monitor, they mark the flight
neyment and may the lapse of time If II brings add
tonal riumphs to those have already gained bring
with the calm, quiet happn Of life we spent and
hh talents employed honor Of Gver
With sentiments OF the highest admiration
remain, most truly, your friends,
NEW YORK, Nov. 25, 1852.
Genslemen-Permit me to express for myself and child
sSI nrs anu % s gasude not only Tor your
gratifying evidence Of your friendly interest their
kA II their earnest desire grow deserving
the high compliment they have received at your
Accept gentlemen our heartfelt thanks and believe
most gratefully yours H. l.. BATEMAN,
For Kate and Ellen Batemap.
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DARTNER wANTED-IN THE FANCY GOODS BUsI-
Il ness, generally termed Yankee notions-An old es
tsblishsd frm want Of young man With FIRST rate OK
be given No capital required None apply those
having first rate capabilities ~ regards knowledge Of the
goods added 10 large Acquaintance among buyers Of this
description Of goods All nmunications strictly conf
DENTAL Address Boz Sl Post once, with real name and
references.
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The Broadway Railroad IL not attracting
stt nton than those toy railways just opened At
TUTILEs En- poripm, $40 Broadway with tack lCcomo
running order and arranged to be packed IN small
neat box The bell has rang the whistle sounded and they
rOjpg.
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NeurasO,. TIC Dolore,r

Neuralgia, Tic DOlOreux, RheumatlAm, and
the thousand other complaints incident to the weak
ness &c instantly relieved and cured by
WATTS nervous antdote 81 per bottles six bottles S.
Depot No. lO2 Nassau street. one door from Ann,
building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-27

Fashionable Clothing.- H. L. Foster con.
Times TO invite citizens and strangers his large and bean
tul stock Of seasonabe clothing which times be
found At his Establishment, 81 Cortlandt street. where
every article of dress be purchased the prices
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killinger Again, In Extracting Fire.-Mr.
r. Cooper in the Mechanies Banking
SstSn time SINCE burned Of his hands badly
fire was entirely extracted He attended 10 his business
the next day He is Paying Teller in the Market Bank
Fulton street New York city.
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Crystal Palace-AssOclatlOn for the Exhibl-
ston Of the industry Of Ais nations once No. IS Broad
WAy. NEW YoRK, Nov. "a, 1852.
Dsssmber for the publication, By contract Of illus
eeveted exclusively to the objects and interests ihs
ttion which this association 10 preparing open
10y.
will be required that these works shall be executed
such style to mark the highest point reached in this
eeyntry by the respective arts employed.
ne contractor will have the privilege Of printing the IL
receive suoh facilities in the compilation Of both
WIN. WHETTEN, Secretary.
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II yea want any Winter garments, remsm-
Der the Empire Clothing Warehouse TO rnlten
An sstab!shmsnt whore buy very cheap and ut
the time get fashionable goods Our shock very
tensve and the best
materials. SMITH, DRUNG0LD & PR0CH.
Does any Man Suppose that Gentlemen
pin their faith upon nswspsper about the beau
compare and the result it, thatGREEN, Asor House,
receives the lions share Of public patronage guess
VII
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ANTHOLOGY.

EoRTUNR TBLLIN0.-MRs. ALVIN. RRN0wNnn
In Europe for her akll In foreteng the future viii
tprnish intelligence about AL oroustanoes Of M 70 AL
Who may address her Mrs. Alvin speaks the knelish
street near the Bcyssy At ncsr stairs Once hssrs
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MRS. PREwsTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TIN.
A ders her services " the ales and gentlemen OF This
city in Asrology Love and Law nstters, interpreting
n.Ioeen .ns wiz veil The sAns q be sdyor
Trey viii Many; ALEC the q the vetsrf Hetder1
Great Jopef rtyees. eSusx Ecvtr. LSd'es my ttrs
rtItsspsp StlAy.
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Secret Many do not knOw.-The Fact
decided that many Of those ncpient he sdaches for
which other be assigned arise from defects
Of the capillary action from accession OF
dandru other collection Of filthy among the hair
The beet Of those uncean influences and restoer
of healthy action of the we'll preservatve for
the hair 10 the Hyperion Fluid, sold by William Boyle
7 Washington street, Boston Ssd Wholesale and retail
by A. D. D. Sands 100 Fulton street; Rushton Clark
Co, 273, and Rice Smith, III Broadway VIM II. Cary
b arl and by the druggists and perumers
throughout the world.
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REMOVALS

WILLIAn ARNOLD, \. D., DENTIST. HAS RE-
w moved from No. Warren street, 70 No. Clinton
place. Rshth street.. first door vest Of Broadway.
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cold Medal .-The First Premium, . &

Will e the full glaI or the SUN can ne easi-
%snsgsS y should Of course b understood that tie
inst 30 coed Dsguerreotype by the perfection Of ROOT
process, 1T 3G3 Broadway Try it.
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Union Hall stands prominent among our

hurinoes edfce yet not prominent for its than
for the beauty Of its ready made clothing and the hitherto
unapproached cheapness of its prices Look in and inspect
the superb assortment Of gentens overcoat overcks
winter clothnE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-27

VUINTuR ARRAN0ENENTs-NRW YORK AND
w Harlem EsilrSsd.Thrss day iiass = y .ad from ~
s:r rysn 70. and cs1.r: street sa (srndsZ: s7S:ls
stopping ali way stations Second train AMEHpres
Train, stopping N Croton Fails Dover Plains Hisaals,
press Train stopping ~ Croton Falls. Dover Plains Miller
sopi HnIseMe ana Cnasnam rour ConsHip HesafAns
n. SLOAT. 6upsgntsndaA
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,hLplTs TO AMERICAN TRAVELLERS ABROAD
wiz De granted BY the undsrssned. the following
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NEw YORK aIsToR1cAL soCIETY.-coURsE o.

NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY-COURSE OF
~ Lectures, 1S62-lS53,
EoR THE BENEFIT OF THE FIRE PROOF BUILDING FUND:
The Committee Lectures have to announce that the
Of lectures for the Of the Fire Proof Build
ing Fund.- will be opened at Metropolitan Hail. Thursday
evening December 1852 The course win consist Of ten
January, and Febyry. Among these who have literally
consented TO lend their names sad service for this object
are the following gentlemen
Hon. Geo. Bancroft, Of New York.
Hon. Pierre Sou %, Of Louisiana.
Hon. John A. Dix, of New York.
Hon. Edward Everett, of Massachusetts,.
Rev. Francis L. Hawks d. D., of Now York.
Charles O'Conor, Esq, of New York.
The committee authorized that the
forty anniversary address will be delivered by the
Hon. Rufus Choate Of ets t the conclusion Of
the under the direction Of the Committee Of Ar
rAngements for the anniversary.
Admission to the will be dollars for each ticket.
Tickets the will also admit the holder thu ami
address, by the Hon, Rufus Choat, Of Aassaohu
setts.
Each member will be entitled to ticket to the
mot transferable in any To be had application
the library rooms in the University.
Tickets be and after Thursday thu 2th
at the bookstores Of Horace H. Moore Merchants
Exchange; Appleton Co, 400 Broadway; c. 8. Francis
Co.. $50 Broadway, Britain Gy7 ~
She library rooms in the University.
AUGUSTUS SeMELL
FRANCIS L. HAWKS, Co nmttee.
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HOUSES, ROOMS. ETC., WANTRD.
HOUSE WANTED. A TWO STORY OR SMALL
three story house. location not above Twelfth street.
Those having such house to let hear Of good
by addressing B. j., Herald office.
CT0Rr wANTED-FoR THE FANCY BUSINESS, IN
- Grand Canal street. Address c. H. B., Box llS Posi-
once.
WANTED-BY THE FIRST OF DECEMBER, BY
w family living in the country, sitting and
three sleeping rooms, well furnished. and private table.
Address Box 40 lower Post once.
WANTED-THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO PUR-
chase the stock and lease Of good hotel for which
fair cash value will be paid 1t must BE- located between
Cortandt and Jay streets For further Information apply
at l9l West street.
WANTED-Two Low PRESSURE STEAMBOATS,;
w they must be fast, not 200 feet long Apply
to J. M.WOODWARD, II Merchants Exchange.
WANTED TO PURCHASE. CHEAP FOR CASH, mo
w fancy price will be paid pair OF family horses
bright bays and perfectly kind with
v.hen koehswsy carriage an barnes Address through
New York, stating lowest price.
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This is what Cristadoro's Hair Prcserva-

Nvo Is guAranteed 70 Do
To remove scurf and dandruf.
To render harsh hair soft and elastic.
To prevent the hsir from dropping ont.
To restore the hair and prevent grAyness.
This unrvalled article Is manufactured and sold by
CRISTADOR0, No. Aster House.
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DRIvATE DANCING AT s. BOND sTREET.-MR.
sEARING'S classes are filling up rapidly Ladies and
young Masters, at 81 and afternoon gentlemen At
81 o'clock, evening. Private lessons times 90
cuped Schools and families attended, and oirees exela
sxe to pupils and parents % formerly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-27

OTT1GNoN's GYMNAsIgM, NOS 1859 AND l6l CROSBY
public that his gymnasium open daily from sunrise until
every evening" p NJ for GLASS exercises and
Boys classes meet Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays
Mt 3ia in the afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-27

NEW YORK AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IN United States Mail Express Lines through In four
hours New Jersey Railroad via Jerssy New
2. n: Leave Philadelphis as and A. n, and sM Pm
Baltimore Washngton, Norfolk and ChArleston-throush
hoe sold In the above lines and through baggage carried
In the A. n and sk p. u. nes from New York. Psssen
with baggage sbs ferry hftssn minutes before We
Ava Ina a
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Th0usands have made Amdavlt that Girls.
TAD0R0S Hair Dye will produce the following
u will change red hair to brown 10 Ave minutes
II will render white hair black in five minutes;
II never stains the scalp or burns the hair;
1t strengthens and invigorates the fbres.
Made and sold and applied by Crstadoro, No. Astor
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TashionabIc Winter Clothing-3sO and asa

Brsadwayovercoats of the splendid tasty style
pants Of the choicest French cashmere vests of the richest
plush velvet all made up IN most superb manner Cut
clothing English, French, and German cloths, cassmere
and vestngs imported direct Gentlemens furnishing of all
kinds. GEO. LEVIE.
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OATS IN THE WALL
~ Have at ye all,
With LYONS potent Pill.
Bugs in the bed,

His Powders sure TO kill.
There poison in Lyons Magnetic Powder yet II 10
instantly destructive TO nsects and his Magnetic Pills
equally fatal to rats and mice Depot, No. "a Broadway
HAVE YOU NO BEARD OR MoUsTACHE, HAVE
hari IT not, use Graham's 0nguent. 1t will
force the beard hair like magic in six weeks and
will not stain injure the flesh Price bottle sent
part of the country X. G. GRAHAM Is Ann street.
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NOTICE.-THE PARTNERSHIP FORMERLY EXIST
ing been mutually dissolved we the underssned have
formed GO n.rship under the name q Thcma: Bro
house decorators gders &c. Orders left with No.
las Wooster street, promptly attended to-.
ALEXANDRA ANTOINE THOMAS.
FRANCOIS ERNEST THOMAS
Nov. q, 1852. HENRY THOMAS.
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THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN TIE l,, Mo sord,s,s W
,yruTs &e put up expressly for family USE ssssy ssos
W. and twenty PER cent cheaper Sorsu bottlss "a
iSTssd For .ssT Il VSpEsnfLL' :" Br''ns '''''''
.orn Of Irclty. .A-fsF
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1t is Common Practice In Selling Patent
rights for worthless mAchnes-suoh sewing machines
70 get ioD lists Of subscribers for machines low
price, and then by exhibiting such lists make sales
rights when the rights sold the maohnes
for sale by the and the right make them
and theae m hiuae AT M Rrne dwsv
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BILLIARDS THE IRON ARM OF LAW DOES WON.
ders-so the iron hand ~ billiards George, formerly
with Otis Field has large FALCON In Houston street.
Broadway allied with Bassora patent tables osss ou.
hand extended TO welcome al 565 Houston slreeA
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

II UDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-TRAINS, DAILY,
III from Chambers street for Albany and Troy.-Exprs
Train A. NJ through in four hours connecting with trains
reaching Buffalo Montreal At o'clock evening
Nail Train A. n ThroSsh WS Train 81 p n Exprs"
Su, day TrAins from Canal street at NJ for Plough.
keepse and At p for Albany stopping ~ all the Way
Stations Passengers taken ~ Chamber Canal Chris
tophsr, Fourteenth and Thirty. first streets.
GEO. STARK, SuperntendsnA
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Wigs and Toupees.-Msdhurst Il Heard,
Of 81 Maidea lane make the most perfect imitation Of
natural head Of hair in the world Wig should
fail to examine them They made Of the best materials
and warranted not to shrink. Also, bgads Of long hair.
hrada. nc
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RlSMUTH, NICKEL, MANGANESE VIENNA LINE,
altestos rouge bleached shellao fumigatng pastile
chlorae potash ntrates baryta and chloride soda
patent peultoe Of copaya and
barsapar;ila metallic cadmium, &c. &c. for sale by DR. L.
FEUCHTWANGER. l4l Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-27

limited STATES SCHOOL AGENCY, (ls47.) BY E. II.
~ WILCOX No. 2Q3 Broadway-Devotsdt to the interests
Of it's patrons and universal eduato by execution OF
all educational orders at the lowest prices Checks the
agency salable and transferable and cd for all
tatons They with the best nstu-
tons families Teachers and mAtrons; churches orEapss
voeaist. &c. until the full cunt 10 rese,ed Yin one or
ORDERS with interest and selling TO the parties
at per cent the required compensation for
ncluding board The owner cheek can negotiate for
school, town, county, State Thus every subscriber
becomes stockholder and agent in Mutual Bsnent AVID
Savings Institute Will net school. family and
teacher and every town, county, and State, purchase
check for S. $40 $50 500 the hest nvestment
universal sdu oston Agents supplied at halt price.
Full nfo nation given and rsquired Early personal ppi
cation most successful Constant negotiations and
gafements throughout the Union.
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WANrID-A sIrUArIoN As H0UsBKEEPRR BY
w respectable knglish woman. she can bring the
best Of city references Please address Hsusekeeper
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COoD TEA, 25C. PER POUND. land GOOD CoFYIA
loib for ons dollar may now DO obtained A. the Sld
Company No u, late "a Cstharns street. and as lat
2Oz Greenwich street. CHRISTIANSON GO.
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Q0uraud's Liquid Hair Dye II, without en-
sspon reservation the very invented Beware
pulled dyes Equally cslebrsted 0ouraad1 MsdsstsS
sss Poudrs Subte uproot hair from any part Of he
tody Liquid Rouge Lily White, and Hair Gloss ~ No.
WalksH street, near Broadway.
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Union LINE OF STAGES TO CYPRESS HILLS CE-
~ metery and John /. snediker's.-Fars to Flushing
avenue cents, Snedikers 12h centsThe undersigned
the above de Of stages ,ordir cheap and expeditions
ferries about every hour passing through First street.
to Peck slip and Division ferries and South Seventh
passing the Union Eyergreens and Cypress Hili' and
burg and Middle villags-fare :, East Williamsburg 6x
cents, Middle Village l2X cents. KEESE ELLIOTT.
Stage office, "a Grand street. Williamsburg.
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ATTENTIONr A

The NeTea and Richest Wner and Ecny Spring Good fer Gem
Hcinen's
THAS. A. SMITH CO., No Old State House, Boston, beg
leave invite gentlemen visiting Boston examine their large
which has been
peence buyer, from the England,
Germany, and France and mpo rcN order.
OveTcoang English Ven stan, water
prooD beavers fine cot'hAsh beaver, Whney's, Duhss,
French Kossuth ersbean entirely style for
For dress and rock cloths from the celebrated
makers FRENCH Gena E1gsh Of aud beautiful col
ors, rich and superior finish.
Panaooney and three hundred different styles Of
eac OF such variety and beauty that they fail to please the
refne ed and exquisite
Cutting depaInenWe have the different cutting depart
who, for skill aste acknowledged by thousands
To have competitors.
We the inducements shall offer those who favor
with call will selection by them from stock Of goods
equaled similar establishment in
this any other city in the Union.
a which will DO manufactured with personal attention
style, workmanship, and mmngs which
patronage which
enjoy, and prices that cannot fail TO please.
CHAS. A. SMITH l. CO.,
No. ] Old State House, Boston
ian 22-2aw3m
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The Great invention OF tle Axei-sloaa suppIantsdi
Triunpnaull

/ Gas Trioniphantf
TUE century
Of steam u mas passed and with VIII pass the steam engine
"i.s ~. lne me m tlngs Z, tnst Is Were. were ain :, = a.,
Of agent destined not only ht but
the world THIS age mas now commenced and with Is now intro
Professor John g. h. saoon ane twenty s year. Of close OBJ
upon his and
make the principle Of The Of caTbone acid gas avail
able mechanic has perfected the having
patent his Improved cabonc Acid Engine
offers dispose OF rights for the thereof United
states and TO dviduas nights
States countless OF cties
suffering, secured by the Of t motor viii inevitably
used thousands places gea, expense
bulk and The engine has precluded lis
agent from 'ns single horse power for hs TO Tie two
that required the engine Of boilers and aud
ns aa o Ct s 3 an ans o E sa oa weight % Tor the
These facts established BY s experimental of
following rom cisa1a Ns"g.s q ne ls. instant, m;
p.4en acid gas app
aon IN engine y ns % o. s
has received another patent for the steering and popeg power
Appara peculiar which gives pio, such
complete control Of The vessel Of The ta he
man of war IN less time than required to
designed for the greatest possible comfort Of both
Any regard Inventions
of obtaining rights &C. may be promptly obtained BY
lows Hail. Washington, d. q,
From Nh Royse, Of N.w albany, Idana npenor Of asrt
cultural wonder, a RofdfoTy Plough.
WAsHIsGToa, Jan. 81, 1852.
cheerfly avail myself Of this opportunity
a Professor Salomons
New Mechanical Motor request well duty
my county following, reco
the 6h of October, 1851 and the fol-
lowing called Professor Saomon's New Mechanical
Motor which had read accounts the public papers
previous studying principle applicable
motive power machinery. ahonished and delighted IN
aud operation of the engine
nboded idea before me more perfect than had conceived
hour III UNIFORM
lift weight of IL 900 lbs 25 times
This applied the machinery of the
shop, appeared equal commonly used in
The whole length this about twelve
suppose might be about five
small the size Of my ha and held
about double The machinery
the the principle OF conuc
ton operation being This estimated be
power engine which brief
description.
am not OF the invention
bad previous acquaintance with Professor
saomon, him. knowledge until met him in
this city on yesterday
Yours, respectfully,
p. e. ROYsE.
Intelgencer Republic, Era Press, and Telegraph
Washington; American, Patriot, and sun, Baltimore Ledger
Phiadephia Tribune Herald Jour
Americana and Farmer Mechanic, NJ
nal and Gazette Atlas Transcript Boston
Enquirer Portland journal and Argus
Albany Express Buffalo; Herald Cevcland Tribune
Chicngo Gazette and ADVERTISER Pittsburgh; Ga
Cncinnat Courier Journal and Democrat, Lousyle Intel
Republican, Picayune, Dela and Advertisers
New Orleans Courier Charleston; Wing, Richmond Alta Cali
Ctna San Francisco, months other day
' j. L. +. SALoMON, Fatentee,
Dec a5-eod3mf Washington, ID. e.