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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
Receip,s of Produce. Dec II.

By the North RreT Bo1ts-4 1873 bbls Flour, oiZ pss beef
ISL do Butter, 5 bbls Ashes. ~ -
By Ee,o- York ayd Erie Railroad lis bis Flour hhds
Hama 716 Hoss bales Wool l43 bxs Tobacco, % pkg
Putier 5 sides and u rolls Leather 66 bbs Apples, sol
bdls Steel 2l7 bars Iron IS cattle IS calves q bbs Gran
berTies DO. CIDER, &c bales Hay.
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Drp Goods.

nRY GOODS for the MILLION.-IteS
Dscriber would respectfully inform the pp.1,S
he has just received large Invoice of French Co..
auction among which are:
100 doz. Ladies' French Kid Gloves, ct 2ss tar
ranted. =.
500 dor. superior French Kid Gloves, at wore ~
500 doz. superior French Kid Gloves, at 6I-the =
in the city. :, :,
500 doz' Cent? French Kid Cloves ats, worth W. -
Also large invoice Of French Needework--|as.
lars at Il 5000 do al q, splendid article; mpe ~
Gle from e to 81. the sold in Broadway -
SO. Also alarge assortment Of Habit-Shirss an
sleeves at half the usual price. -ssn
1,eoO yds. De Lame at 10, a fne article at " .x21
worth q superior Cashmere ct 70, worth 2Si ~ =
with large LOT Of Prints at g. fast colon; Mernn ~
no. Elsnnels and Canton Flannels. 200 cases
SliTtinss and Sheetings 1t last years prices. ~
500 Long and Square ShAwis, very low.
100 pee. Black Silk, very cheap, al
A. @. COLBYe
No. - 3a-sv., between Sh kna
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MARKETS. Reported By Telegraph.

CrSc,.S.7r Decernber l6-HoGs selling at SO IS and
Mos PoPK is firm at ST. Sight Exchange New York
dull FRYIcHrs to New Orleans at Soc for FLOUR and
&c for PORK,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
ENGINEERS OFFICE, CIRCLEvILLE, Dec. 2 1852
-OTICE to COATRACTORS.-S

NOTICE to ACTORS-SEALED
~ PROPOSALS viii be received until January y 1883
at the Office OF the CINCINNATI, MlLMl NddON AND
EVANSVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY, IN Cireleville,
for furnishing ell the mateFaron chairs and spike ex-
doing all the work necessary Tor the construc-
ton and completion of their Road from Lancaster to
Zanesyille, Assistance Of about tortyt miles.
Plans profes specifications. and all the necessary In
rmaon will be furnished the Office of the Company,
By the Ell ueers, at Circleyllle.
portion OF the work n heavy, aud well worthy OF the
atterou OF Contractors The Company have ample means
at their dsr the speedy construction OF tue
Road and would prefer letting to Contractors who are
pared TO take Toron Of the stock should ther ds
otherwise he as favorable. provided they furnish sl's
factory evidence of their ability TO complete the work IN the
che rtest practicable time. TRACY McCkACkEN
Chief Engineer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

NOTICE -Plaus, Specifications, Estimates
and Proposals. vii Re received before the lst day
OF JANTAkY next for the construction OF PEh'
WsNT WHARF Al the terminus OF the Turnpike Road ou
fo tie shore INTO ren fset Of water At low iide
sb siert on Il Engneers called 20 his notice Address
e:.hcr of the undeIs sned.
w 3. MILLER,
JOHN c. LITTLE,
Care Island. NJ.
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HENRY T. LEEDS, Auctioneer.

HENRY I. LEEDs, AuctIoneer
BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE, and rich SER
DNICES of CHINA GLASS, OIL PAINTINGS &C.
at Auction THIS DAY, at the salesroo No "a Liberty.
a. near william
HENRY 7. LEEDS viii sell az above large and
rich assortment of Bohemian Glassware ell Of which
Will be sold without reserve BY Catalogue consisting of
Poka Vases set Of Decanters rich Vases splendid Of
Mantle Vases and Csndelabrss, with Vase toilet Sc, ,
Tsmters and large invoice Of other goods which eau be
examined with Catalogue this day
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BA Chiffon, Anctioneer.
GALE of ELEVEN HANDSOMELY To-

- GATED PLOTS Of GROUND, IN the Eighth Ward
OF BROOKLYN COLE & Chiffon Win sell At Aacil0a.
on MONDAY Dec. % al 2o'clock. At the Merchants Ek
change eleven ross comprs ng 90 vacant Los
of Ground situated the blocks bounded by the tn sA
ard ethavs and lith and l5thst, IN the Eighth Wand d
the City Of Brooklyu This property IS located in con-
nrudipe poson overlooking the city and the bay The
improyfmer Is in the immediate vicinity of such char
actsr as to render certain the doubling OF the property IL
~ osFce of the Auctioneers No. 9Wallst. (5lD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
financial.

OFFICE Michigan SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN INDIANA
RAmKoAD COMPANIES, No u Beayer-st,
NEw-YoRK, Dec 10, 1852 )
DVIDFND NOTICE.-A dividend of FIVE
~ 90 PER CENT upon the capital stock of these Com
uens has been declared from the earnings of the current
x ronf ard will be paid in cash the TrsasuTeTs Of
fee N NewYork and after the Sd day Of January next
10 khodeIs who shall be such the closing Of the books
on the goth inst Tbe transfer books viii DO closed II
oeloct the 2eth inst and remain closed until the
4th day OF January next ..
new ssue Of ssock. equal TO ten cent IN amount
upon the existng stock Of tie Companies will be made a
tie same time and distributed pro rata and at par among
the who shall be such al the closing Of the
books PAYMENT for such stock may be made at any
time during the month Of January lnterts, will be charged
upon all deferred payments and the night 20 take the stock
will be ortsd in all cases where payment not made BE-
fore the LIST day 81 February By order Of the Directors
EDWIN c. LITCHFIELD Treasurer
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no RAILROAD CONTRACTORS :

srATFD TROPOsALS add. Used 20 either Oh nc
-r,T wiu L. r,cr.ytd Il Nj .sboronSh f'suaN
Snrtv on until n. lsf dav Of february NJ AZ nDln'
For 10 Graduaio~ AMI Masonry Of tae 'Loais % -
of tie Cuc1uati. HisfouUsh anc faIAsts2ui -
Wv extending hom Hsporough. tit go Y.
70 a roint near Jackson, Jackson County oh'o' A'
Thc lire vii he ready for e1ainst on eariyin JSnasly
arr rrot, and srec hCat,ons or the work VII De
az the GERS ofcs "a uDsbcEOUEh Tor one "eeA P''
10 she 1T CAY OF Fehusly. ... .-,,,
Tiis Railw a. forms recognized contlnns on
Ohio of The baltimore. aid OHIO ard WORTH w s,n ~
sir, Railways and teius ocsied Ink IN the tnroatn
- tS.,-en Ealtiu. ~ and = LOUIS VIII be ioun! IA
every way worthy q the attention 81 abe and
~ az The line p the Ohio River WI be ready
g .o-t-ser al out the 1T 6ay a Nav next.
TOT ''-'' JAMES NJ TRlMBLE. President
ELLwooD NORRIS, Chief ENGINEER
GRASS VALLEY GOLD MINING CO.
" CAPITAL s250cC0; IN - Shares 500 eAch-1 WIN
Tte rch Onertr Claims owned by this Company exceed
400 in nun Der covering surface OF more thAn 49,,
the richest aud des rabe part OF oFAss aey' N
The Machinery is on The ground IL IS Of the most APP
nroved ana roru Of any constructed and CALCULATOR
III toe Of the property psid for, and the Company
nee i t'Si, .bSres Of the Stock for sale Par
Ps,,hIsts cor ~ ming the Charter Bylaws MAP Scr
NAV he cd AZ the office by mall ncose TWO lnree-
" os.nee paid with remittance for stock lin drafs
- X. J. RICHARDS, secretary
No tO7 Fulton-st.. New-lork.
Where specimens of he Gold bearing Quartz may De seen
from 10 20 2oclocS
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Passeugers Arrived.


In pocIet Zip No York. from HaVe-Mr Mckenzie, OF Pans
Mr. L. Faucber, Of Bordeaux; Mr.. Smith OF Have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

MEMPHIS CITY SIX PER CENT. BONDS
WI GUARANTEED by the MEMPHIS AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD CO.-The total debt OF the
Civ of Memphis, including the aboye-nlned Bonds IS
SSl69l assessed value of real estate aud other taxable
proreIty for the current fiscal year 81 0Oo being an
Increase Of fifty per cent in years Estimated revenue
from taxation for this yea-, s5288. Population in 1910,
2C26; in 1850, ass 1852, 1900
Tile Memthis and Charleson Railroad is 28l miles in
length ard of the fertile Counties IN
Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama lntersecng the Nash
vile and Chaar Oogs Railroad and perfectng an uninter-
rur communicat by Railroad from the center OF the
Mississippi Valley the Eastern and Southern Atlantic
s,aiosrd. The cost viii be g, 10000 against which
eo of stock subscriptions have been obtained and
large proportion thereof paid in aud the STATE OF Tennes
provides So mile portion OF the line within
herius GA ues making S5l2 00O. Nnetyhve milesfyIl
BE- completed and operation by LIST January 1888 and 1t
is expected the balance will be completed within sixteen
months from this date
The BONDS are SloOO each interest and principal
PAYABLE in the City Of New ork-the latter IN 1882
furh PARTICULARS regarding the security Of these Bonds
can be obained of the undersigned by whom they are Of
- No. 81 Wallst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKgs. Auctioueer.
1.-TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS On

' II
Il ssthst and two on 99th-st the 6thay, At sse-
,;op-ANTHONY j. BLEECkER will sell az auction on
TUESDAY Dec 81 at -, NJ at the Merchaats Exchange,
the following valuable Lots. viz:
On 1Sthst two choice Building Lots, situated on the
sonth siae OF thst 9th and It'll commencing
SEQ feet west OF the 6ih-av -
On sa,b-st Also two fine Lots of Ground on the south
SIDE OF ah-s between 9Th and 7th-sys, commencing 80
&C., va of the 6th-av; each Of these Lots full be-
inc "a feet inches in depth, aud . feet Unt ne
This property, located i Is in the immediate vicinity
OF the ethsv. Railroad makes very desirable either for
investment or for priyate dwellings
Msps descrbine the above property with terms and fur
ther PARTICULARS apply the Auctoneer Broadt t2lfs)
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and HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW-1Okk and IAhLEM hAILhOAU
IN COMPANY.-The ninth seuIi-annua dividend on the
preferred stock of this Company the rate OF Eight per
cent per annum viii be paid the office OF their Treas
urer No Cenire.st, ON and after TUESDAY, the 4th
day OF January next. ~ ~
fbe transfer books Of said stock VIII be closed FRI
DAY Dec o. at o'clock, p. NJ and opened on WDNES-
DAY January 5, at 10 o'clock, 4 M-Dated New-iork,
December IL, 1852 -, -, .,r,.,,ponr, n
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THE CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY-Or.'


i ssnized under the avs OF Pennsyvsnis with cap'a
OF 81 O0OoOo, propose embar.ns IN the manaaeture o'
Railroad Iron AZ Johnstoun Pennsylvania The ocanon
they have secured offers SUPERIOR usconhdeny
believed to any other this country Iron Ores semi
bumnous Coal Limestone and nearly article requir'
ed for the manufacture of Iron exist in nexhsustbe iuant
ties on the spot and these deposits now worked and
the minerals delivered cheaper than at any otneI knows
point now occupied for the manufacture OF Iron The Penn
sylyana Canal and Central Railroad through the prop
erty and cross each other the spot where the mnera
vess thoroughly opened out; and wnch location
for its other advantages facility Of manufacturing and
vicinity to popuous borough has been selected for the es
tahsmsH Railroad Iron Works. and for the erection OF
other blast furnaces In addition to those now opera
ton .-----.-
prise which offers recommending profit even on the low
prices before the rise OF the last months
and which promises be very lucrative while anything like
present rates prevail aud also of Railroad Companies des
ous of making for Iron Rail- TO be delivered
Ia 1853, is called to this enterprise. =.
Pamphlets under the signature OF The Practical Iron Mr
chants and Manufacturers who have thoroughly examined
this property and who desire additional subcrp
tons to carry with safety and spirit business requr
Ing large cash capital be had the Office of the Agent
for the Provisional Company. SIMEON ohAfEh'
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Bales BIZ Anftiom.

A. NJ MERwIs, Auctoneer
RY BANGS, BROTHER s. Co.--Trade
OSsles Rooms. No. Is Parkrow.
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. ls, at 6 O'Clock.
Avery extensive and valuable collection OF English and
American STANDARD and ILLUSTRATED Books Bibles and
Prayer Books in rich bindings Juvenile Books aud a
nety Of other works suited 70 the approaching Holiday
Season fine library editions Of choice works &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

stock Of the prcccus rnetfo large has bern the In
gux of Australian gold, which, after passing through
the hsrds Of the brokers and others has found s way
into the Bank.
The quotations for American Securities are as ioi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

Z THOMPSON, No. = Wall-st., oilers Tor
~ sale the following FlRSI-CLAsS sEOU MI lSS' 10Y
p.rrnsu, nj lnvt sfmeut or banking purposes:
SJeO 600 HARTFORD CITY BONDS Of $40 each.
Thee bends have 3 years 70 run with per cent interest,"
rryshe in this civ By coupon in January md July
$4,000 VIRGINIA STATE COUPON BONDS OF
1856 Ihev are in 81 GOO and $50 Bonds bearing per
eer, interest payable in this city January and July
$4,000 WHEELING CITY BONDS, fully Snaran-
teed " the State Of Virginia These bonds are OF SO
each, having twenty years to nun al per cent Interest,"
psyable in This CITY January and July. .
$4,000 Ew-YORK 60 of 1852, interest payable quar-
$4,000 NETWORK s. of ss2, interest payable quar-
1000 NETWORK IS of 1856, interest payable quar-
terly.
The above stocks will be sold in 20 suit purchasers
The Virginia Bonds mentioned above can be used for
b.pting purposes Connecticut Vermont, Nev-Jersey
Indiana. Illinois and Wisconsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
The Dry Goods Importations for the week

The election for Directors Of the Mssis-
sippi and Atlantic Railroad Co. takes place at Van
dalia Illinois on the Both inst.
The earnings Of the Galena and Chicago
Union Railroad for four months, from Aug. to Dec l.
1850 with % rniles operpted have been:
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OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of tn,


" CONSOLIDATED DEBT of NEWORLEANS.-
NFwORLEAxs Oct. 81 l852-By virtue OF the thirty sew
euth section of the Of the Legislature OF the State Of
louisiana entitled An Act TO consolidate the City OF New
Orleans and provide for the govement and administration
oil approved Feb p 1852 and OF the fifth section
of the supplementary thereto and providing for the IN
corroraon of the City Lafayette with the City OF New
Orleans approved the day and for the purpose Of
funding the debt the old city Of the late First Second and
Third Municipalities, and City of Lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received al this Office for
the exchange on Just and equitable computation Of inter
est OF all unmstued Bonds and other obligations of the old
CITY and of the late First Second and Third Muncpaes
and Civ of Lafayette, for BONDS OF the CITY Of NEW
ORLEANS. dated FIRST JULY, 1852 at FORTY YEARS,
for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each, payable at the
Office Of the City Treasurer with interest coupons attached
thereto at the rate Of SIX PER CENT per annnm paya-
BE in the City Of New LIST January and LIST July
each year. the obligations offered IN exchange
above be calculated TO ls January 1888 at which
time interest the Bonds 10 be Issued Will commence
The proposals be Endorsed Offer for exchange OF
Bonds &C. will be opened and acted upon the fourth
Monday each month commencing Monday, the I'D OF
November next 1852.
Pces Stock Tables adopted the basis of exchan
The Commissioners TO themselves the ght TO re-
ject any or all bids -
A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor
O. DEBUYS Controller.
WIN H. GARLAND Treasurer.
WIN L. CONVERSE, Chairman FINANCE Conmittee,
Board of Aldermen.
l.. H. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
A. LAYET, Secretary. Board ID Assistant Aldermen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

FLORENCE and KEYPORT COMPANY
Il The annual meeting of Stockholders viii Be held at
keypcrt on TUESDAY, 4th ofysusary next when the
dividend will be made and ofcers elected for
the ensuing year WM CHALONER President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

BUILDING ASSOCIATION FIRE IN
~ SURAkCE Coon Monday, the ID of January NEXT
an election win be held their oce No Tyonssv -
tween the hcuu = Y - 9seiark br ~ sAo e = D.
Z. ~. 5Iyt ixlS7l 5sw~y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

Tor SALE.-CLEVELAND and PITTS
il BURGH RAILROAD Co. BONDS, four years to run,
q cent Coupon Convertible. - . i.
MILWAUKEE and MISSI sSIPPI RAILROAD 60.
FIRSTMORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE = cent. SEMI
ANNUAL COUPONS. ,, ,,o,,,
AKRON BRANCH RAILROAD Co. FIRST MORT
GAGE CONVERTIBLE = cent. sEMEANNUAL
0O0lOEn rIANO nIrNLFXY Co No Ii WaI.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

T AND WARRANTS-Bought and sold on
KIR is'Ti sd &C Co. No. q was, Jauncey Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

Narkets-CAEyFvLLy REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE
FsIDsy Dec. II.
AsIiES-T The market is without change, tho demand
moderate Sale 0i - lb az 81 81 tpr Pots and IS Is for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

T LIVINGSTON, WELLS & Co, American
IL Bankers No. Place de Ia Boune. Psrs.-Letten
Of credit gwen upon tbs above holse by LIVINGS
TON, WELLS Co, No. "a Broadway
register Of Americans and all the latest American pa
pers viii be found AZ the Office in Paris free Of any charge
Letters NAV be sent % their care.
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.UDSON RIVER RAILROAD COM.

EOO LAND WARRANTS WANTED-Oi
eJOO tbs Mexican War, Florida War and War OF
1872 for which the highest price will be given. And aso
Illinois Patents located in 1912 long since sold for taxes
also all Patents located 1871 in Iowa, Wisconsin and
Illinois Inquire of g. @. SHUFELDT, No, 3Nasseu-st,
6rst floor
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MuErlV. KS Jr-TlT trLfm'TFp
Rheumtic Compound * blood Purifier

TIN, is the "a, ar remedy OF 'ar age and proves 10
'r one of lur greatest discoveries eyer u1tr bt
H.au II D., ui more vain. to afflicted md suffering
humanity Than ni, the Gyid of CIhtoruiu' Tins
remedy mas only p"en prominent before the public
about ihr-r years during b.ch time probably m,Te
nl-rs OF Rheumatism have b,-B cured by irs list,
t.Ian by all others put together, or any cour-r ct
reatmr"t prescribed by the most eminent phys.
clans OF the age.
Not only recent ienic Lagwmgfory cases but
HId chrome cases OF ten, i,catg Nirfg, and even
.0rig CORRESPONDING where they had br,n r0pf0ed
them bsds az h6tb'cd aiout o. rrufchcs ten and
gsrrs. rhr fash bad siruut frDu then boHcs,
and they nay" been cured Ample testimony "t
Ines. facts it, pub. she'd u pamphlet form Tins
testimony is 90 ,n, highest character, entitled 10 the
confidence ct all men.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by
he original fl-royHrcT aod proprietor 0' rhc NedI-
.1l Depot. l@j North Third Street, between Vine
Street and Washington Avenue 81 LouI-, Mo
Pri,-, - per bottle, three bottles iug SIP, with a
liberal Discount hy rhr dozen.
Orders from distance promptly attended to --
Address or call upon d. NORIINOkE,
UeGicgi Dsy0i l3j north ThrR ~. 81 Louis
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Gun Makers

.lHd dealers m all ligdsof SpgrfsaeH's Aytcles.
one door south Of The Union House, Columbus
Street, OigrG H..
/, EEP constantly on hand a genera assortment
IN, OF English and German double and siug.e
towing pieces, boys guns, good variety, al OF
which were bought for cash, and selected from
large Invoices with great care To their general
workmanship and finish and can be sold a, better
bargains than have been heretofore had in Thu
market.
Gentlemen wishing guns for them..lves or BOYS
and not being good Judge, ri 'hr article will find Il
an ohlrctto call on the subscribers where they can
depend upon what j. told them md be- sure Of get
ting good snie gun, rs We deal wiIh none hut the
regular gun dealers. aud have none of the chem
cast IRON stun with which the country is flooded.
Rifles, mnde from R,mng'OD's c-Iebmre1 east
steel aud IRON barrels, nre warranted TO Dee equal 20
any made IN Ting star" or ELSEWHERE both loo shoot
ing qualities and Workmanship The subscribers
nave ofs'yern year. been rngnG,dIn thrmluu-
laclure OF the celebrated increased twist ufl.- and
have awaited themselves OF all the latest improve
menl' ms regards the inside finish and sighting
we latter ourselves that an inspection of the work
made AZ our establishment, /, all that is wanted ru
satisfy gentlemen Of the truth OF the above state
mcnt
Powder, superior article kept, suitable for tar
get practice or!ong ranges.
All kinds Of machinery drawing, model MAKING
ana Key hlunC, done by competent hands and M o
workmanlk- manner.
All work done hy us j. worrnntcd
Ottawa, May -, 1852 BRrSKrR & Brs-prrE
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FOR NCC0isNii 1852
neaping 4 Moving Machine.

kENpI\t, NCiI\E heinz uo,D nlppst
y universally rrogr,,I as a necessary Imng.-
Iu-ut tn Oh. Farmer. Buj mot much 80 10 than M,
Piogsh, brcau, ol the a. ,It pricr o. labor nr th,
sea .un uffhe Harvest and Tine rrrat pporlour, at
the work To be- don. DAD a ,horl time. they ,hould
investigate carefully the pr,nri.rs Of different Ma
chimes, aud Points nj I.fsrsg~s. a. well n. tb,.
rIrht of the NauufIgt,ir,r io-,.Il tL. same ~
Ny Machine D.. adapted and warranted to cut
al kinds OF Grain and tin-.u tie
Itrg E,st Nyn.,r
And rs Is genera & ,yr, known oprrarrs with a,
Mrkic Efse 0gf Essl combined ,,rh a .,,f ar
stand FOG the Rn<rr. 80 thai fbr Gro,ui- delivered
al thr Side ofHe lLsBI,, and fh,. ltuI.ug MAD.
entirely Iulrp,uLyut of the cutting M, -iurl, rt
l,hr df1urti NOT Illb. Ia oct oYI Of nr.r ,iI fL
SICKLE wiI cut 100 tu 300 acre. of Grain v,rbnnt
a ,rruuI grinding
That the Sickle the "true cur,rr" no LONGER
admits of a dpubr while the Reel /, in.li-uru.gbI
ro I .i.r.-.,i. ami sarI.,,r,or, ,r.r,t,,I,s I ,.
Machine, tbr8urh the Hgrrssi. rh..r t,rr. briup
a,ir.frd Iy fb. JLoysaUg, Of nv ,norLIp,suov ~
use. sold hy ruy-,it and other, iuirpgirr nav mai
.u's whiI. rou,aroriycly. n y,.rv .r,,1. puIb.,
known n. "llu,,,.y's Rrnurr" and introduced in
tb. \V,-,o.,arIy a. ,,,,,,t yr,b s,n,,b ,ay ,.,,,
oL,yrt E{.e and ,c;,5o,,, T,,J az, n"r nv, nv.
This .mort ,l,. h.in, I,,hl, so'. ,n o., J,i, ,rj
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