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mold Joe Sweeney!-

THIS dis inguishcd Bonjoist gave concert IN TINS
Village on Monday night. Though time has dealt
somewhat rudey with his brown locks, and, we are
afraid even with his nerves and his manly strength
we were glad 10 see the /" old man. any how. But
an Autumn or two ago. lit seems to us,) when we saw
him in the pride Of his glory, and his honorh were
bushinp thick around him. The Banjo seemed almost
unbiddcn TO send forth strains Of music at his touch
and crowned heads were not ashamed 10 honor his
Concerts with their august presence, and TO bear tcs
timony to his unequalled skill, and his .inimable
touches. In our youth, were glad to swell the
chorus of his praise for he e1celed al others in his
art, was matchlcss, his own peculiar instrument,
and was the Napoleon OF the Old Banjo" In refer
ence 10 him. we were wont 10 repeat The oft repeated
Gnes.-
"IIonor and shame from no condition rise
Ac, we'll your part, there all the honor lies"
But the Prince of the Banjo appears best now,
while acting the part of the Old Niger" and from
his nirmi,ies we could only catch slight sparks and
pleamings of his former fires" Still we would
rather listen to him yet, than any of his imitaors
and followers If not for what he is, yet for what
he once was His music noto, at intervals, discovers
the power that once dwell. in his soul and in his
earns young Strength and though his athletic
form totters Wltn premature uec'y, Ills
ore not be easily beaten, by the more boisierous,
roaring ranting boys of these times.
We are glad that he is trimming Company, who
promise to receive some of hisgifts, and who may,
nfer a little more practice, and, perhaps, when our
fayosi.e,.. Old joe. shall have hnngsup his ' Baaso
the willow tree and feIirsts from me Stage,
dG!ssh{ ihe.! at;5:5sse tcdng uutAe sE.-ran niace
OF ri,e, pscep.or. and aY aws@cuinr fce'!sss @:'t
s.;tsapPr. ied IN iisiring 70 litt!s .eoia
9o. hGlsolE b.st !!',sea 'eit:
ii:.y .>aic 80 Stop dat kaecsnug, a'ss ssiir's.:i
e1elu;ipu o some other aieces a':Ii 80 '.o es-sas.
reasa.e; t'a .5-eg Iais-snent.--CoN;,.2.,,, ,Arcs.
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"a SCrTcStiSa.

WE call attention to The article Of nnr --.repr'aI'aent
"a. r; pIs 10 us some needul
correction. We like to SEQ fellow stand square up
to his neighborhood as does friend ELPIs." We
ore glad too TO Learn that old Beach Island still
The people who yecn that little spot of earth are
just about as clever aspeope ever get .obe And we
should be sorry hear Of their generous virtues Civ.
ing place to auglt of malice. Whenever We think Of
I" Beach Island as community we feel like eIcaim-
ing in the favorite phrase of edorriend Of ours
who holds forth in Augusta, " Long may she ware!"
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sg WE learn from the Abbeville papers that at
an election held on Monday the 18th inst, Mr. Will
LIAM HILL was elected Ordinary Of AbbeSille
District
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RELIGIONS Notice,

THERE will be meeting of the Missionary and
Book Fund Board at Pleasant Grove Meeting
House, on Wednesday, 3Qth November, at II
O'Clock NJ A full attendance Of the members is
desired, as there will be application before the
Board, by n ninistering brother to serve as Mis-
sonary and Colportrur.
JAMES M. ClIILES. CHAIRMAN.
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NNficG.

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate of Joshua
N Hammond, Sr, dec'd, are requested to ply,
up BY the 10Th January 1854, and those having
claims against said Estate will renderin their Ae-
counts bythat tmc rs intend Then to close mp snid
Estate. JAS. KEY NobDo, AdiDT. :
Nov 23 ct 4s .
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ARRIVAL OF THFFARABIA- THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. II.
The steamship Arabia, from Liverpool, will
dates up to the End instant, inclusive, has "chcd
New York. =
MARKETs.-Breadstufis have dcclined,-Flour
Sd. to one shilling, Wheat, cd.
CoRY.-This articlehns advanced one shilling.
CorroN.-Fair qualities has declined 1-2ih,
but no change has tnken place with under md
ding.
Money easy, and large receipts expected.
PoL1TIci La battle has been fonght in Asia.
It took place on the q >t;sand il is rnmored that
the Turks we're defeated by the Russians in
lower Walachia. -.
Austrian subjects N Turkey have been placed
under the protection of Russia.
Martial Law has been proclaimed in Russia
ana Turkey.
Bucharest and all the towns in the Provinces
are occupied by the army.
Persons found in correspondence with the
Turks are immediately put to death
The Turkish fee9 anchored in the Baltic on
the e5,h October. Tie allied fleets were collect
ing in the Sea of Masmora.
Austria has proposed mediation. and it is rtl-
mored that further engagements will be obvia-
ted notwithstanding this statement, however.
affairs present warlike appearance on the Dam
ubc.
Corros.-Fair Orleans 6 3-4, Fair Uplands
3-S; Middling 57,s; Middling Uplands s-4.
Sales of the week amount 10 $4,000 bales.
Spectators took 5000 bales, and Exporters 1000.
HAvRE CoTToN MARKET-Thc Havre Cotton
market is reported steady. Spectators taking
- bales, Money rlnrket easy. Consols at ga.
American stocks unchanged
SECOND DESPATCH.
BALTlaoRE, Nov. l7-2 25. p. m.
Three hundred tierces of Rice have been sold
in the Liverpool market, since the departure oi
the Baltic, al from @ to "a.
CorToy.-The stock of cotton on hand in the
Liverpool market on the 4th instant, amounted
TO 100000 bales. -.Ncdenry's Circular quotes
the lower grades ofScoton ns unsalehble.
Flour has declined Is; Wheat Cd.
Two battles. it is reported, have been fought
at Walachia, and the Turks proved victorious
The Russians. after further fighting, retired from
the field to await amicable negotiations.
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sEy THE Rev. DR.. BIRMINGHAM will preach at
Dr. H. BuRr's Sunday, the 9Th inst, at the hour
of II O'Clock.
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Positive Notice.

A IL Persons indebted to me by Judgement,
N Nutc or Account, are thus timely notified that
longer indulgence must not be asked nor expected,
for it CAN NOT be granted.
w. P. BUTLER.
Nov % tf As
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assuming the functions of quarda costa on our
shores. If England and France would prevent
tho annexation of Cuba to the United States,
they must lot the island alone"
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- Mr.. B T. ROGERS has been appoi lted Post
Master at Aiken, in the place of Mr.. J. c. LAGARE.
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THE CUBAN QUEsT1oN.-The correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun says:
''The Union continues its firm tone in regard
10 Cuba. Unless England positively renounces
all intention of medding with the municipal reg
uations Of the island, there is trouble ahead. In
no case will Gen. Pierce submit to Great Britain
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headquarters.
SPECIAL ORDER.

SPECIAL ORDER.
COLUMBIA, Nov. Is, 1853.
TINE Members Of the Staff Of His Eycellency
L JonN l.. MASSISG, Conmander-in- Chief, will
report themselves at Headquarters, in Columbia, on
Saturday. the 81 Drccmbcr. proximo.
By order Of the Cnmmander-in-C Chief
MATHEW IRVINE KEITH, =
Aide-dc-C Camp.
Nov % 2t 40
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6 Six Sheets in the Wind"

SOME very joke-a-tive female woman has sent Us
he following efusion:
SIX SHEETS IN THE WIND"
Excuse us, Mr.. Editor,
Thoughwe appeal 10 you
Bui we are puzzled, and what else,
Pray tell Us, can we do
We heard this phrase not long ago
And are dum-fuundcd quite
We've search'd The authorities all thro'
But still can get no light:
Nyou can tell Us what it means
In the next Advertiser,
Well thank You several hundred times
And be so much the wiser"
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EpcErlELD c. H., Nov. 81, 1853.

EpcEriELD G. H., Nov. 2l, 1853.
TN PURSUANCE Of the above appointment the
l. Bmk< will b. opened at this place on MONDAY
2A January next, for the subscription of FORTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, the Capital Stock, for.
building til; above mentioned road-in Shares Of
(S2O) twenty Dollars each. Five Dollars to BE-
paid on each Share subscribed in Cash. The Books
v.;Il a., ton oprn f,r, month
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Nov 90
Valuable Plantation for Sale.

rVNIlE Subscriber having removed from the Dis
i trict, offers for sale his VALUABLE PLAN
TATlON, situated on the Savannah River and Ste
vcns' Creek, and about two mics above the mouth
of the Augusta Canal.
Trnnt nnnt-ins alnnt
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FOR TIE ADVERTISER.
,nJJ. 0F THE PALMETTO REGIMENT.

Mr. EDIron The Roll Of the Palmetto Rcgi-
mcnt, published by Mr.. DorILLIERs under the
patronage of Ex-Governor MEASs and approved by
Col a. II. GLADDEN., has made its appearance in
our section Of country.
To rescue from oblivion the names Of those who
have toiled, and exposed their lives in their coun-
try's service is certainly laudable object, and MIR.
DovILLIERs will receive the thanks of many warm
hearts for his generous enterprise. AS an artist,
also, he has acquitted himself with grace and skill.
The design is generally good: the devices proper;
the prints handsome, and about true TO nature as
such things usually get to be. But it is to be re-
GREETED that more pains had not been taken to
render the Roll as to details, more complete and
satisfactory.
1t is with no spirit of car we note the following
mperfctons:
l. The promotions in the Regiment are very in
complete. Omissions occur in several Companies
but there are three in single Company. In ID
Company, for instance, four were made Lcutcnants
during service, while only one is named. Scrgt
Jonx SMxINs received the appointment OF LIST
Lieut.. in the latl Tnan;ry aid was afterwards
brcvctcd Captain: lie appears only as Sergt. on
the Roll. Sergt DAVID ADAMS was elected End
Lieutenant in his Company and highly distinguish
ed himself in battle as Lieutenant: yet he appears
in the Roll only as Sergeant. Corporal WHITFIELD
Brooks was commissioned 2nd Lieutenant i'll the
Regular service !: yet no mention is made Of it.
If it was thought proper to give the promotions
on the Roll, why these omissions
2 We are not satisfied with the place assigned
Col. p. ~ GurI.En in tue pctnse." To our
Judgment t,ld taste it isnot sufficiently prominent.
Would it not have been well to have inserted in
some conspicuous place on the Roll, the closing
words of Gen. s1lELps Report relative TO this dis
suislcd officer Aro.
"a gallant soldier in his youth, he hssfsspSn
s:s &,a,A. srsn .ns .iei@ If battle, fame g ffslA
81 rnd i.,a -. isa.-a: md added another name
:. s!s '2oa ~ ,a'. olinas departed heroes"
! N,or aye .ac yror5s ii Gol. BUTLER, as reported
coc.sr;ly .;sc'.. 3iisre;.y to Gen. SHIELDS was
Z: G a., 's'.Ia| E.rry South Carokieian here
.-.s.ssJ 'rHh''c 1stsssa ass;: -.
7e' ans.' "a. .'a.-n here 'S70 "'a hot fol-
-, y -
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Noficc,

"A LII Persons indebted to the Estate Of ELIZA.
~ BETH STEVENS, deceased, requested
to make payment by the lstsday1o December next.
And those having demands against the same will
hand them in properly attcsted before that time. :.
Il STEVENS, Admir-
Oct lSI853 80 tf ~ Z 40
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ISI5nedI AORATA.
Well, Miss AoRArA, We'll tell you all we know
about the matter in very few words. Reasoning
from the well known fact that "hree sheets IN The
uind" is expression applied to an individual who
is about tight any body ought to be under any
circumstances we should Say that "six sheets meant
very preposerous and absurd extent of intozcation
II this don't suit you, ask us again.
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WAR MAsrrssr0!ssS pp>,pf the New York
papers publish IN addfe%psa.s = =" Charles Kor-
mis- and " Lolds Fdy : Hungarians of
New York, calling NJ. 10 take up arms
in aid of Turkey again. s-,--,--.a. The ' Appeal"
affects to speak by the authority of Kossuth, and
invokes all good magy9rs who wish to avenge
the wrongs of the COMMON enemy-Russia-lo
send in their names so MS TO be enrolled forth
with.
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INDIAN ENTERTAINMENT !

INDIAN ENTERTAINMENT!
GIyEN under LARGE. PAVILION, ca
W pable of seating Fifteen Hundred Persons
The celebrated Indian Chief
* AwgaIA m 2AIg3.
From the Waaiipu nation, Southern Oregon, ae-
companird by
OK KATEWAULA,
A Chief from the Cal'apooluls tribe together with
their large Trouble of Indians from w-st Of tho
Rocky Mountains, will give an Exhibiti"n of !hs
Manners and Customs peculiar 10 their Tribes in
Southern Oregon. ut
EDGEFIELD c. II. ON MONDAY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING 2Sth NOVEMBER
At Grani,cvillc, on Tuesday tllc 29th Nov.
The Entertainment consists Of large number Of
Dances, Songs, Burial Ceremony, Indian Merry
Making, Marriage Ceremony Scalpinc Scene, Cast
ing out diseases from sick Indian BY en- hantnlent'
Also -
Several Historical Scenes incident to the carly sct
Element of our country.
WSHAWGANCE,. who has received his
education at the first Schools in the States, and 10
acknowledged By all to be the greatest Indian Ora
tor who has ever appeared before an American au.-
dcnce. will give description Of his country and
the manner in which they take the Wild Horse,
Buffalo, &C. Also the condition Of his nation be-
fore and since the introduction Of civilization among
them, showing the great and immoral influence es-
ertcd over them by the large class Of Fur Tradeysf
now residing in their midst
KAwsHAWGANCE will exhibit large 'c"f-
lection of Indian Curiosit:cs, among which may be
found several specimens Of War Clubs, War Knives,
War Paddles, Battle Axes. Mexican Pouches, Blan-
kets made from the bark Of trees, Pipe of Peace,
War Pipe, War Rattles, large variety Of Bead
Works, &c.. Sc.
The Chiefs accompanied BY ,lleir Warriors will
be seen riding through the streets mounted on their
Indian Ponies dressed in their Indian costume,
painted and fully equipped for War, preceded by
KaWshangance's Celebrated Brass
BAND!
between and o'clock, p. NJ.
Exhibition to commence at 81 and j, p. N.
e3- Admt,ance Fifty Gents Children aud Ser
wants hal;-pricc. A. NJ. BALL, Agent.
Nov % 1t I'D
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H.MsuEa. Nov 81, 1853.
TN PURSUANCE of the above appointment the
L Buuks will be opened u, this place, on MON
Day, End January next for the subscription Of
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, the Capital
Stock, for building the above mentioned Road-in
Shares of (S2O) Twenty Dollars each. Five Dol
lars to he paid on each Share subscribed in Cash.
The Books will be KEEP; open for one week.
j. }. BLACKWOOD, 9
II. a. KENRlCK,
CHAR. HAMMOND, :.
JOSIAH SIBLEY, q
Richardson's, Nov. 81, 1858.
IN PURSUANCE Of the above appointment the
Il Bouks will he opened at JAMES RicnGRDsoS's,
on MONDAY, 2a January next, for the eubscrip-
,iun of FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, the
Capital Stock. for building tho above mentioned
Rad in Shares of (s2Ol Twenty Dollars each.
Five Dollars to be paid on each Share subscribed
in Cash. The Books will be kept open for one
month. JAS. RICHARDSON, g
j. c. ALLEN,
GEOGE STROTHER,
JAMES gATTAWAY.s J 8
Nov 90 ct As
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ayc even every mans coat rs then it fitted him came
vividly before the mnd'seye. The I" "desmos phliaS "
and the sacram amicitie" Chose cherished watch
words of South Carolina Collegians stood before our
thoughts again in letters Of golden hue. And we long
ed 10 clasp every brothers hand more, and once
more look into every brothers. face But then came
the sad reflection that this may never be- Small as
was that dear old class it is scattered almost to
the four winds, and some of never meet again
this side the grave. But the tie that binds hearts
can never be sundered by any of the changes or
chances of time And we fondly indulge the belief
that this sentiment (if known TO tliem) would meet
cordial response from the dozen good fellows
who were found clingng to their Alma Mater and
climbing senior in that most perous period of her eI.
is,cnce, the fall of 1896.
May we not hope that, while other Alumni are
gathering at Columbia this winter the roll Which
commenced with "BAxTER, Bowers, BorcE,' and
ended with "WuALEY shall not be called over in
ynint
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The Glass of 1896.

WE were much affected The other day by letter
from Shreveport. in the well-rememhered
tv s,ting of esteemed friend and college class
mate. He had heard. in some way r-other that NE
were at tts head nf.a raner South Carolina and
s.1lg }.!syia 10. ,;lnn.f> efa: a'ir s"rSrrg:on
.isa. sddins ,!,c =. = slsl aiyayaa -ai j..
sfz.sa., L.. ~ !. .,s,a -tss.n.r''. *:
tss :. *: = sa. ,,ic ;.:-',e, >ss.iia y;
:. 80. ,rbi ns mlsn 80 81, laro
ia; ,.,.t:.a hass, }gr. hS2eo u! &
,s--.,! =
- kii y i.l- li,s' !ear. y '!ea'it'' = ..
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Noy23

Notice.
: A LII Persons indebted TO the Estate Of Mrs.
fA, Ann Coleman, dee'd. ;, are hereby requested
to make payment, md those whom the Estate IS
will present their demands in due form
as intend to close the Estate Us soon
as practicable.
y .:ass.9 MARION COLEMAN, Admir-.
sNora 90 A. As
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Call and get Them.

The Minutes OF The thseiield DaPtlst AsSocialio'
recently held at Gilgal Church. ready for delivery
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entlcmcn above named,
romised to address the
J. There are asso some
N addressed yet 10 hear
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Administrators Sale,

Evergreen, s. c., Nov Q. 1853. II
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Intinuc for . session Of
stagements will be made
sf Il large audience.
ireniive Council of the
A. G. SUMNER.
prs in the State friendly.
.ovc q timely insertion?
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Executive Department.

Nov %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28
Brooklyn city intelligence.

RAILROADS IN BROOKLYN AT o mestipg of the Common
Cousc on hs,day night, the resolutions Of Alderman
declaring teIpedsnt to grant licenses for laying rail-
tracks in various streets of the city
taken md with amardmeut oro doing the
running Of cars the Sabosh These resolutions de
clare Ia favor Ct lines through tns following Streets viz
First --Fnlfon street end Fulton avenue.
Second FULTON street and Myrtle avenue.
ThirdFldlon street. Court street and Third avenue.
Fourth Fulton street. Sands street AID Flushing 70
Filth Division avenue and Water Ereet.
SIKH FU mar street and Hamilton avenue.
Tie City Clerk objected 10 pubhsh notices for esti.
mates or propositions an asoofdsncs with rssouaoIs
passed Sep4mser 10TH which provide that horss 10
alone shall &c used in propeiDg The cars that the
proved 8st grcovsd rail shall b laid down with the
pevens5ts OF the various streets and Evsa1s
to interfere vh the pesssee II vehces that tbs
nneDt be kept in repair within the tracks three feet
each eide OF ssid tracks, also that whenever 40 app
cation shall be ade r permission - lag rar1 lad
track IN any or avenue and shall be decided by
the Common Council to make such grant, nodces for
es tss shall be issUed and license granted on
such terms sn6 conditions shall be deemed most COO
ducye 20 public interest. Each applicant receiving mis-
license sba be required 10 give such ty for he
faithful pere- Of the conditions of said license as
tie Common Council may direct.
CONSOLIDATION RRooKIys, WILLIAMSBURG AVID BUsa
WICK The Bsooklyn Conmoa CJupcl mas at lenstn de
cided 10 appoint Commissioner in CON 3aace 4th the
proyrtons Of the consolidation act passed by the I la
tugs al the Last special session, ~ agree Plaza TO
mite ne cities OF Brooklyn ard Williamsburg aud tbe
AT cang of the Board Monday night the following
sen temeB were chosen to sepreaent Brooklyn
William II. Carey, J. G. Bergen,
sanue sl,sn, Frederick Morris,
Barnet doh uson, Joseph S2Tagus.
The plan Of ca oscillation, may bs agreed upou by
lie Ccrnmjpeiore-s will submitted to the PEOPLE for
.bsir deci,i9n at Tia election 10 November next
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EgREKAn GOLD SEPARATOR THIS EAoHIN,

EUREKA" GOLD SEPARATOR THIS MACHINE
M snS iid y ~ n ans
70. YET haox. In s st nc and werans .rs
sssuss
and ana g
capable e one ton per hour nth Great s.
they portable. and delivered in boxes ready for ship
sernstisn A. to the praesio Opsr.son Amaisa
mater 4, Shs
believing ..raossss nom some q our Msss s1s e.
s.! .sparsts show The efficacy Of the machine
The soowi.s sstiasate from Dr. Chiffon this celebrated
che mist sh:xs hsy ;hetoushl3 the work is aoss .s
,r saS Win quarts
mn my 1s S.s Is Il: ana so.
'oy
a.ssi ss'
scn N g va, hs f.ss
zion @ and ssna 70 s only
J4ass B. CHIFFON, NJ. D. Chemist.
The annsxsd sertiscate frsm General william Ns,ns,
Cs ~ :
ssssa gea ni.ing IN Central America ass wsS n,s
ssssssses ssT lis Macs fusS:f the soasy
x.s,r,. John s. gussins Co:-Gents- have SLAMMED
fssH
hear ss iom reliable that those app stratus In
successful daily operation at Virginia
which sfeotuay proved It's superiority over
al others kAown The puiysriled quartz AFTER bsi,s
feetuay a.d completely tsok all the gold for subn
Ted part Of these tsingsn to DR. Kent assay, who
reported = he coud and trace Of gold thar sin 7"
Rarator the only perfect separator known Your ODE
dent servant very respectfully WILLIAM Noaa.s
M q. es s snes IF Aaa
~ : pAsIIl4yILIr, spossyiyan. Co. July .. 1sss
Nessrs Jsbn 3 Bussing Co., New York-Ge1ts-I have
th. pleasure to inform yen that have made test q re
have svsrlssd There Of and Is kept
order and brof the lsRs during the
Ing Of nashEs every day TO contra my ernon
consider quite durable and not at All liable get cut 81
srdsr Yours, respectfully, WILLIAM BsAzLEY
The following is from sehsonwaksr Esq Of the Dorm
machines for use 1t the Dorn Mines -
New YoRx, July s, 1888
Nessrs John 8. Bursting Co -Gepts Having rsesntly
Thousand pounds, through gold smalgamasor tais
pleasure stating that the do entirely
,atisfas,on the quantity 81 gold re NAMING in me
small to be considered Of any in psrtsnee
quicksilver dett cted in the tailinrs at all
The quantity passed through ard the ecieney Of Tbs
Working With tho belief that is the best
amaigamstes new in Very pectfuly, yeurs, &e
d. ScHooSMAKER, Ne :. srs.o way
These amagana.ots with Coehrans quart,
perfect machinery for separating the gold from the quarts
and ended rith the
TO persons in want Of such machinery:
JOHN =. BUSTING Il CO.,
Successors to q J. Bu,sing a. Co.,
Warehouse Ne. 81 Cliff street, York.
Manufacturers Eagle Cut Nale and Relied Iron. Agents.
OLE Colony Iron Company
Ioehras Quartz be seen In daily eperao,
In Thirteenth street. between Ninth and Tenth avenues
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