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At twenty-five minutes before six, Just us we
we're prepared for the press, the Bell Of the
Court House announced that the Jury had
agreed on their Verdict. The Court House
was Immediately crowded.
At 20 minutes before SIX, the Prisoner, Sloan,
was brought in, by Deputy Shcrlils, UpHAM and
RIcHARDsoN. lie looked pale, though appar-
emily calm and composed and took his seat
near his Counsel, Mcssrs. SMALLEv g. Cnir-
TENnEN. Mr.. EDuUNDs represented the Pros
ecution After calling the Jury, the Cleri, d.
b. RUCKLEY, Esq, slld -
Gentlemen Of the Jury, hive you agreed
on your verdict ~
FOREMAN. We have.
CLERK Prisoner. stand in anil oo, ut the
Jury: Gentleman Of the Jury, stand UP and
look at the Prisoners how say you Mr. Foreman
90 You find the prisoner Guilty. Or not Guilty
FoREMAN-NOT GUILTY.
CLrRK.-So you all say, Gentlemen
The Jury bowed, and after a brief interval
Judge Pierpoint ordered the Prisoner, DAvlr
SLOAN, to be DISCHARGED
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The Trial.

The effort Of Mr.. CHIrTEHDEN, for the De
force, yesterday afternoon, IL spoken ofas IN
the highest degree credltabie to that gentle
man. We heard but the opening portion of
it, and can only hear testimony. as we do, to
the superior ability and force of that portion.
This morning. Mr.. SMAILEr made very
able, eloquent and convincing argument in
favor Of the Prisoner, which lasted three hours
and half lie was followed by Mr. MAY
NARp, the States Attorney. whose summing
up for the Government occupied between two
and three hours, and wa, conducted with can
Tor md much proie.e.pn.. skill
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-09

The Charge of Judge PtERroigr IA full ab-
stract of which we hope to be able to give to
cur readers on Monday was dignilicd, per-
9picuous, impartial and impressive, and held
The crowded COURTROOM in silent attention for
qa hour and half. 1t was concluded at a
little before 8 o'clock this afternoon, when the
case was given to the Jury. We think the
prevailing opinion is that the Verdict will be
-,
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est NAsrr, NuflN Hero,
We have to say that the evil ought to Re
rcmcdicd, and SHALL RE, # We can get the ear
of the 5t-Master-Gencral. The same com
plants were made, thong. less frequently,
when we forwarded tho Free Press to Grand
Isle by the way of Milton, as we shall he very
soou obliged to do ngoip. during the past
winter, and while the Mail was carried from,
Burlington to Pittsburgh on the ice ria Soutl,
Hero, Mr.. RUSH the Proprietor on this end OF
the line, has takon the Grand Iss Mails, rcgu-
imiy, on Friday morning, as far as South Hero
where it ntcrsects with the mail route ircu
Milton to North Hero.
\ Mr.. SNowis the contractor, rs we arc in
formed, to carry the mails from Milton to NORTH
Hero tvirc a week # I, ralIcd an -.ocou
rorAlIo, Nur'' ami D., 80 Icarmpalrl ma
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The Grand Isle Mails.

We have received letter from Tie Post
Master at North Hero, and as we intend to say
a word or two in reference to it that the De
portmcnt at Washington ought to heed, Mr..
WHITNEy will excuse us, we are sure, for pub
fishing it entire. We owe it to our numerous
subscribers III Grand Isle County to seek some
remedy for the evils of which they very proper
Iy complain. Tie following Is the letter.
NORTH Hero, Vt, April ,, 1852.
D. w. c. CLAIRE, DEAR SrR;--
Your Subscribers in tins Town haze ncar'v lost
their patience, in consequence OF the delay in the
cept OF your paper, for the past three months
have been necessarily imporuncd TO write to you
the subject but, beeymglhe ieul; to be in the
l'ost Office Department, rather han IN Won, have
delayed writing, to the present. our paper due al
this office Fridays, for the p.s: three months, has
usually arrlyed on the FOL lowing Tuesdays, -Four
paper due last Friday did ne. arrive in this Tues
days Mai. Your Subscribers tce it hardship t.
wait ght days tor the arrival OF your papcr; dis
lance OF only 30 miles from the office OF pubca ton
Where, let me ask You. IL the fault Is there r.
remedy Must the people OF North Hero wal, tol
the news until they receive It through the civ pa
prr@ OF Boston and New Io.h} VIVA, say YOU
General
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Z - :. VI PETTlNGtIl,. & CO., N,>cspa7er
Advertising Agents. No 10 state street. Boston.
Are Agents for tie {EGE FGf.e. i.aiig and Week.
tg,, and are nr'houf"d TO- r"'irrr ADVERTISE H:Nr(
an S-ascGiPI bS1 II the dln.e rl"- asnr" .iur-d
at thus Oj.ce. lEci. receipts are regarded As day
n 'nt4
o. H. ii, recent s?cochat 81. Louis, hos
suth said:-
Let all Europe become Cosslck. and vow
y II see now their first step viii bc--inust be-
to fill with the concentrated mower Of Europe
u)nn yourselves, precisely because, else YOU
W mid become a Republic Of hundred mil
lionS. Could you belize that the league o'
de spots would endure thla. VIXEN it became NOR
tally afraid of the small example Of Hungarian
r public:
| Over Gnd over again hosK ossuth cndeavorcd tc
G'a,m the people of this Republic with this poor
"scare-crow. We have got to be quite sic
of it. 1t is simple nonsense, and nothing else
There is neither sense nor reason ir It. # "alI
Gods creation, excepting the United States OF
North America should "becomc Cos3ac.,' il
would have no mc:o effect upon this country thol
the whistiirg II the Northeast wind The {. :
clrc nothing Whatever for the chaNgit,-, shift
inr. ridiculous politics Of "a'l Europo,' an
have no occasion to. so long az they the Un;e,
States! mind their own business.
It IS Only when the cour,ry stc,i cat Oft
way and ont Of It's duty, ,otol Russia or amy
other Foreign Nation, what it shall. or sna
not, do that there can arise any dagger to it
As lon- as we mind our own bus.ness,' At
tend to the wants Interests. pros pcrrty. honor
ofthh TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS of our own conn
trymcl, we shall stand excused trloge Go,
aAd man if we let sal Europ.' take carr o.
+. 'mscycs. The "miS<iou' that q COOL Fro
;idencc has assigned to IS is t. establish YIN
dictate, illustrate and defend. ConsuWionl
Repub,cdnjsn ~ AMERICA. It j.. no part 10
thlt EMISSION" thu, we should bring ";ho rest o
mankind" into our way Of thin n-, except e.
far as our example and ''moral influence my
d. it. We are not e the poiitica, church mi,
or sc,i-rcspect, or by "maniicst Destiny t
dictate tc the other 'peoples' of tI.a earth VIVA
they shall or Shall not do. The great iunla
mental maxim of tits Republic, N plain am
homcly terms, Is, that "EvERY TUE SHALL sta VI
UPON is owN BOTTOM if it has a bottom =
and if 1t has mt 1t is its own concern, not any
; body olsc's. OrRs will probably stand. Tn
repeated efforts of the distinguished lEunga
rIan to frghten Us into unjustltiaL,e ard i'm
polite "intcrierence' with the "Cosrach' scare
crow, is unworthy of hin, and only makes II
laugh.
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GEN. CASs, AIrI-
TER To NoUNG MEN
or BALTIMORE.
THE political pros
poets are 5, brighthat
they cannot but add to
the social pleasure Of
the evening; for the
/ decree mas gone forth
that the next admins
trltiou otthc General
! Government muSi h'
lin 'h~ hVnls ot' Nh
. Democratic pu'.'
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Mr.. BUCHANAS, I>A
IETrLR TO fRIrNps
~ BALTIMORE.
If | rightly read the
signs Of the times
there has seldom been
a period when the
Democratic party Of
the country, to which
you and | are warmly
attached, was in great
81 peril than At tho
present mo,nCnt.N
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CONSUMPTION,

COUGHS ,0d Cot's H,o7ctjr' .ht,no, Spriag e. Eaod
Ir,diry af fif ' tue bScr1 Nif'. MT tSt N"r
r.r.rc. Ng' NVc'fs f1'l1ts, 9f he HcJJt and adj FL
MALE WEAK NFS-E~ aud CoaIid0ts a.sAg Ncre
FROM I holprH minimum. Sc
~ For Proof und particulars Of Cures see our Pari.
piilrts and Hmfti4a oar AE"us them give
FOR sale hv ANDS c. SPEAR and THro. 4 PEcK
Brrlin.,on Hodges &. Mason, Richmond G. u
Weller, Iincshurgh j.. \. Towsi-t She,-
burn, J.. Spencer, Colchester Centre 4. b
-imouls Il Co., and ]. W. Hurlbut, WiiIia'on ;
n Cant Il Go. aud Jas Nichols. Wcstford r. Fur
crls,n, Essex: II 81 /. Cakes Ilnderhill; Beach II
Howe. Icriohv: II. A. Ashley, Milton Falls and b,
Druggists ani Merchants generally
All letters and orders must be addressed 10 Wal
lace & Co., :O4 Broadway New York
July l,l65l. vmos6
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TkOllaas EsiSs's Estatc.

WE the Subscribers, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District OF Chtenden, commissioners TO re-
crive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons, against the estate of Thomas Hill,
late of Colchester in SAID District, deceased rtpr-
sented insolvent and also all Claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto: aud six months from the
day OF the date her. Of hrug allowed 10y said Court
for that purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend - the business OF our appoint
mert, at the dwelling oi Fanny c. Hill, in said Col
chester, in said District on Slturdy the Sth day OF
May and the 10th OF July next, at 10 o'clock, A. VI 81
OF each OF said days.
Dated, this i4;h day OF February A, D. 1852.
J. Is. PLATT
Is. {. WRIGHT, Commissioners.
HECTOR ADAMS,
M2iM2
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Farm For Sale.

4 Farm Of between 400 and 400 Acres.
a 50 acres of which Is good inteivil, lying IN the
Town OF Lewis, between Lewis AMI Wesport on
the River Boguet. On the Farm there is "A good
House Sc by q feet with back Kitchen and Wood
Shed, by Is feet; 3 Barns, one 3Sb 40, and the
other Two, 80 by Az feet together with horse barn,
com barn and hog hou-e, 60 by % feet. There IS
plenty of good water both at the house and barns
There is young Orchard on the Farm with plenty
OF iruit-such as TiUms, Cherries, CurmnIs &c
The Farm IS well fcrceu aud under a high state OF
cultivatlon there beng over - acre- Seeded down
last year There raised on the Farm last wear
about 100 tons OF Hay, 800 bushels OF Corn 80 do
OF Rye; about 80 bushels OF heat 80 do OF White
Beans, 300 do OF Potatoes, II do. OF Buck Wheat,
10 do. Oats . do Peas, 400 do OF Peas Is Oats and
80 bushels of Apples In word this Farm Is one of
the best Gram Farms in the County, warm rich soil
eusy OF tilIage and very productive.
The Farm wi be- sid l1r about half the real
worth olIt-ElYE THOUSAND DOLLARS, one
halfdown, 1nd the remainder Ia 10 or - Yeas III
tcreSl annud lily.
Fly acres the Fam Oha Meadow is actually
worth more than ask iof the whole OF II. There
are 30 acres that is first rlte Corn Land, rich and
very easy OF cultivation The Meadow flows yearly,
is remarkably rich and You cannot run II out. Any
person wishing to buy farm, had better call and
see II before purchasing.
Enquire or address the bscrberOn the premises
i-fa Also tor .!e snail Farm adll!niu. con-
ainmg II acres OF good and, with house and barn,
Price, $500
JOHN HODGKINS.
Lewis, n Y, Feb. q, 1852 w36w3
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50 ono Gases CUred the pGSi HcGr
Read the following addressed to the Rochester,
anrutS
Mpssr- Post < Wii.s-Gents Il is with No g.
duary feeling, of pleasure that am enabled to 60.
Tor YOU the have experienced by the u-e OF lr
iphain'S Eisltuary, which obtained from yon ia
cas-, u Pie with winch have been afflicted. Ny
sndcrIngs have been almost beyond endurance and
cannot be known OF imagined, only by those vino
have experienced like aIliIcuon-.
Having been 50 long and sorrIy afflicted, am m
Gucpd to address YOU, that through you may make
known to NY trends aud neighbours the truly won
drriul virtues Of DR.. ffphams EIecuary which J
shall hereafter keep on hand. find it beneficial in
other respects, removing obstinate costIveness, NOR
bid accunuations in the stomach and bowels aud to
purity the tood-thus removing the cause OF Piles,
when SPEEDY cure must follow
j. H. needless add that preyinus to obtniLIng the
Eiectunry Of you, had cou.G.lrd many Of our best
Lhl -rIanS, but to little or no benefit. Should YOU
know case oi malignant Piles. please 1er-f them ta
me my residence, IN the town at CAFES, where /
shah Ie ".rased to give ihcln much more particular
ton JOSHUA bLANaN.
brIrnLreds o certificates similar to tin, above. may
n seen at 1876 bowcry New urk where the !'cc'G-
soy is sold wholesale and retail By the original aud
cole proprietor A. UPLAM, VI b. Beware OF
haunlcri"its aud worthless lmH1tions. The genuine
un my signature IN iAy own hand WIRING on the
= de wrapper Price 81 per box, or -lx boxes tor
tor sale byTuro, y. rEoE, Agent for Burlington
and vicinity.
4
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PIANO FORTE
a v
MUSIC s9Gpl94s-Aa
NO. ], BANK BLOCK.

THE Subscriber has opened a very on
telsive and choice selection of Musical Mer-
chandsc consisting OF every variety OF Musical In
slruments, such as Pane f,rtes, Srraphus, Meo-
deous, Bass Nols, Niplus, Guitats, Flutes, Flngu-
cts Claronets, Corn"praus. hccorjcous and Brass
Instruments OF every description Tor Bands; also
Bass NIol and Violin Sr.ngs, Tuaina Forks, Tun-
ing Hammers, &c.
The assortment Of Sheet Music, consists OF about
-Four Thousand Pieces OF the latest aud most pupu
lar 'ius.c OF the day additions to which viii be- made
every week from the most extensive Importing ard
Publishing Houses in New Yo X and Boston. In
slruction Books on hand ur every instrument and
all new works received as soon published
Church Music Books OF every description.
The attention OF Purchasers Is respectfully invited
to the assortment OF Piano Fortes, Srrnphims and
MeodeOus, as they are tom the best Manufacturers
in the country, aud every instrument sold by me
will be warranted, unless otherwise stated to the
chpuraser.
All the above goods viii be sold az low as can be
purchased in New York or Boston, and the orders
OF Teachers and those VINO buy Ia sell agau are re-
specially solicited, and wIil he ed and sent to any
part Of the country, as may be directed.
l. :. RUST
January H. dlUlAwly
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
IN and after Wednesday, Dec. 10, ISL,
~ trains vii. run as follows.
Leaves O1denshurgh at 3, A NJ.
Arrives NJ Rouse Point at II 80 P NJ
Leave OJdeusburgh at $50 A NJ.
Arrives at Rouse's Point at 7, I'm
Leaves Ron-e's Point at2, .PM.
Arrives at q Idensburgh at I, nm
Leaves Rouse S Point at :, NJ
Arrives al Ogdensbursh ats, T. ~
MAIL TRAIN DOWN.
Connects at Rouses Point with the train of the
Vermont Central R. r. for Boston, and tor \ York
VIA Connecticu, River R r d; also with the Rutland
n Burlington K. K. at Burlington, Tor Troy Albany
and New York via Hudson River and Harlan K
Roads; connects also with the PaSsunlpsic River r.
R, aud the Champlain and ST. Lawrence t. r. for
Montreal
NAIL TRAIN Up,
Connects at OIdensburgh with the mail stage to
Walestown, running over plank road and bv the
Rome and Waterown K T. with the Central K. Il.
10 Buffalo and Niagara Fails also with the mail sta
Ges on the British side OF Lake Ontario, passing
Prescott Rockville, Port Hope Cobursh, Toronto
and Hamilton.
Two Freight Train leave Rouse's Point and o.
densburgh every day, Sundays excepted.
, For Freight apply TO George V. tloyle, Agent,
Rouses Point
CHARLES l.. SCHLATTER
December Il, d&wtt Supernendc
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- ----s
Petition 10 SELL HIansl.


TO THE PROBATE COURT, The petition 81
FOR THK plSTRIcr or CHwrENDEN Luther y. Hunt
shows that Chal tln lae OF Darlington, IN Chien-
den county, died sc2ad OF lot OF land III the village Of
Burlington, containing about one acre OF land, with
no lsa and barA Il g con sin on the south sid OF Main
and the wca' side o Pine streets AID the
made by the inter eciOn Ut the said streets that tie
land covered by the said house. and a strip on the
south aud west thereof, 81 Twelve ieet IN width, has
been assigned 10 the widUw of said Charles Hall,
Tor her dover, md that the whole, excepting snail
strip on the west and On the south ot said dover,
has been sold 10 pay the cams against SAID estate,
and expenses OF administrations; that all the debts
aud claims against sld estate have been pad and
satisfied, and the remainder OF said estate Is now
SUBJECT TO distribution among the heirs OF the sad
! Charles Hall
That thu said Charles died. having six children
lis heir. at law. to wit Charles Henry Hall Francs,
now Francis Cottfri, llornce Hall, George Hail,
Julia Hail, and Jane llai that the sand Charles
Henry Hall Is dead, leaving widow and infant
| daughter, now in the State OF Georgia.
Tint the right, title and interest OF the said Julia
and Jane, and Of the said George and Horace, has
been assigned tc the SAID Luther b. Hunt who now
claims the saline that the said Charles Henry, before
his death, executed mortgage OF his interest ~ sad
| estate to George X Plt, ESQ, now OF California,
and that the SAID George also executed mortgage
oil his share TO the same George i Plat, and the
sad Horace executed n mortgage OF his share 10
George Coamrr, Esq, of Barre.
| WhereupOn, the sad Luther b. Hunt prnys that
an order OF said Probate Court may be made. assign
ing the said estate to the said heirs and those entl-
led to the same, and that Commissioners may be APP
pointed to make distribution thereof amOng the sald
heirs and those entitled 10 the same,
LUTHER B. HUNT.
Burlington, February &C. 1852.
STATE OF VERMONT I The PROBATE Cour
DI,TElcr OF CHrtrNDEy, IS for the District aiorc
said, to all persons ll'feStcd GREETING
1T is hereby ordered by said Court that the iorego
ing petition be referred to session OF said Court Il
L.,il a.. - a
Burlington, on the 10Th day Of March, A. d., 1852
tor hearing and deciding thereon. And doth turtle
order that said petition and this order be pubIishe
three weeks succ-ssvcly in the Burlington Ere
Press, n newspaper printed al SAID Burlington, all Z
which publications to be previous to the day fixed TO
hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be
fore said Court, at the time and place aforesaid an
show cause. If any You hnv", why the prayer Of sal
petitioner should not be complied with
Given under my hand at burlington. this l5th dr
Of February, A. D.. ls52.
BRADFORD, RIXFORD, Rceis,cr.
Wines
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II X 1 y Il =
a Rare Chance.
CAHPETING AND CROCKERY

CARPET WARE HOUSE
NICHOLS, 80, CHURCH STREET.
nor a limited time we will sell for cash
Carpeting and Crockery from IL to 25 per cent
lower than ever before offered in Town, as We wish
to close off what how nave on hand, before pur-
chasing our Spring Stock We have large Stock
OF Carpetlng OF every quality.
Burlington Feb. 10, 1882. d&wtf
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sblCH PLATED WARE, SUCH AS SALvERs.
IL Cake Baskets Tea Sets, Casters, Candlesticks
Shutters and Trays &c, al
HORTONS.
No. ], Bank Block. d&wtf
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Entered according to A"' ot Congress, in Tie year
1871, by i. ). HOCGilTON, Vi. u. inthe Clerk
Office OF the District Court iorthc Eastern Dlstrlc
Pan
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Farm for Sale.

4 VALUABLE FARM, SITUATED ON
"A Winoosk River, and within a short distance of
Burlington and Wnoo,ki Village, known as the
DAVID REED Farm, confirming about Three hur-
dTed and thirty acres OF land One hundred acres OF
which IS intervae-meadow-on hundred acres
ofyoung timber land, and remainder tlabe and pas.
ture land. The Vermont Central Railroad passes
through the property, and II is situated wnhn one
mile OF Essex Junction Depot, and within one m If
also OF WlnooskI Depot. This Farms well adapted
10 grazing, having an abundance Of pasture land
and produces annually ebout two hundred tons OF
hay Three iourths of The purchase money secured
by mortgage may remain on the property from one
10 ten years, al the option of the purchaser or will
receive Stock or Bonds Of the Vermont Central, or
Vermont 4. Canada Railroads in payment ior il.
C%' Price OF The Property, $1,000 Possession
given on the ls OF April next. Inquire, post paid, OF
H. R. CAMPBELL
Lebanon, n. H Feb. 25 1852 dNwlapI
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States Attorney.
Evening Dresses.

NE have received by Express this day,
w some beautiful patterns of Emh' wiss Dresses
for parties. !. ID. BlXBY q co.
No. ., Bank Block, Jan. Il. d4 wti
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Prints Il DE Lajncs.

RIXBY 81 Co., received last Evening
- by Express, beautiful lot of VI. de LANES and
Spring Style OF Prints Also, samples OF Berage de
LANES IN rich CUlors
No Bank 3 ock.
February &c
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NOTICE..

PROPOSALS will be received until the
Il 18th day OF March, for Oak, Pine, Maple and
Cedar sufficient to build First Class Steamer, de-
liveied AT Spears Ship Yard. A proportion can be
delivered after the opening Of Navigation.
HARRY BRADLEY.
Burlington, Feb l6, 1852 d&wtf
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CLOTHS,

CAJ J. xxS.
. Cases Fancy Cashmere 2 do black
- do; 3 do grey Cloths ; for sale low by
M. MOVES s. CO.
February ~. dSwtt
EEATHERS. Geese, Hens d. Turkeys
l. Feathers constantly on hand, and for sale by
NJ. MOVES {. CO
February 20. d&wtf
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Grcat Cure for Dyspepsia!
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER!

Dr. u S. JatOUGH,UCM'S
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STOVES!!

a large quantity OF Imlrored y Notion On
SCR. OUcH Co0kiHs Stores
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-18
MACHINE FOR CRUSHING, GRINDING, AND
PULVERIZING.

Recently Patented IN this Country and Europe
T0CHRAN'S PLANosPHERIcAL QUARTZ CRUSHING Pull
~ VERIFYING MACHINES now In daily operation for the
inspection Of the public and win be submitted to any
These machines by their simplicity Of construction their
durability the undoubed principles upon which they OPP
crate their effective operation and result justly entitled
to the consideration Of all parties engaged in grinding,
and Lead Ores and all other Mineral substances
1t Is the peculiar feature Of the economy Of these
chimes that they found capable Of crushing and puyer
ng into the finest powder amount Of Quartz other
power applied The earthly matter completely ground
and puverzed that the Gold may be easily separated and
subjected to any Of amagamaton that may be
cessary.
CURED and with little friction being almost without
machinery requiring no ubricating the principle upon
which they operate precudes the possibility Of their being
put out Of orders do they heat material while being
grinding and pulverizng from those required BY the Drug
gst to those of the most extensive operations in California
and Australia.
These machines from two twelve feet in diameter
with balls spheres from three inches to five feet in diam
eter each machine weighing from $50 pounds to 20 tons
EACH and od with the right to them at from 500
to 5000 each. IA.
They can be worked by steam water, horse manual
according their size and by changing the velo
city and proporioning the weight the top Of the balls
any desired amount Of power may be used from that of
man or horse upward.
The ropyIstory Of this Invention solicit examination, and
ao 1rove by practical tests The past superiority and economy
Of these machines any other, for crushing, grinding,
pulr0fsing, heretofore offered TO The public.
These machines be In operation at the foot Of
South Eighth Street. Wiiamsburgh at the large Patent
Block and Saw Factory Of essrs Burr, Waterman CO..
first street south Peck slip Ferry every day. from to
M, and from to p m For further particulars, apply
to Ell BUSTING CO.,
aug 23-2w 80 Cliff street, New York.