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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate

Of EeuY
sssinst JANIS DOnIScK the City Of ss~ Yt dea 70
Subscribers VIII
ham No Chatham the City View ro,t on
beEre net-Datd New Yo the 0h 81 Janas
MA WILLIAM T. SEYMOUR,
CHARLES MERRILL, -.
DOMISICk, f"s''""''
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fIeisHs Z b. PHILLIPS, superintendent
sapts Ofee I. M C. R R. Eorwsk. Ohio April g. 1888

NEW-IOKh and EKIE hAII4hOaD-Ids stlgtI
~ Train. leave per foot Of DuaEest. follows VIZ: 49,
BuyFALo ExPEEss NJ 70. Buffalo direct, over the n
Fs Rosd BufAo ~ City Railroad without eh4nse
baggage or cars 800, - ~.
DAY ExYRfss Al 7 AN. tor Dunknk
Nan II A for Dunkrs and all intermediate stations
WAYstSS Pm for Delaware and ell interIneei4te staaons
NresT FxPREss a G P. 81. for Dan kirk and Buffalo
ucRasr PM Dunkirk AID al intenediate statlon
m Fxpre.s Dunklrk with the LAKE SHORE h
s nor Cleveland and direct Cincinnati alec 20 SaniaaAy,
Toledo Monroe CDicago LOUIS with mt el-ss steamers
Tor Cleveland Toledo Detroit ChAS ANOI SaperinienaI-
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NENTRAI, RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-Ne


rlenc1g May Iso1teaye
pa No North River .oI Elston and intenda'e places 81 A N
IS NJ and IS NJ S0TEery1e a. IN hstarhax sss-s
piiphurfb orrsse ssn aus 10 NJ, AID 5lo N Ins
m connects EzAbethowu with uAIs y the " Efosd loot
OF CouIta rdtst. ~ w., .. .,u,.v,
A. PisS,fs h on Wednesdays and 3f p ~ on S2tlrllys
r., BssIeurT- a. - a. daily Tor P1cA.nin Ara rea
80 n Wbr.s Hguse ~ DAILY, tennzton' AZ We
-, dsilv or Bevdrrs- - and AZ Phihps0ursh aAny hr
WSksbaTe Be,heher Aueuton MaachCh1nk snd hesans "a
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN 81 NORTHERN lNDl-
WI AKA RALPOAD-On xteT SeD T. 1854 anal further
e. Ps-nssr Trsin between Chico Toledo and AonfOs
daly except srn6sys e t,lo~s -,
Cbicaso Or Toledo al = A ~ and N
Toledo f,YC NJ and = N
Nouue for Chicago 81 II An
ri. oruetcn Tuxedo ant Nos bsse snore
sewYos ard Ers Sual0 and Albany, Ana haaa 49,
60 a.. a. R.iyoaS between ChcAto and New
Tofk CIV. L. - =, ...s h.r.z-n f,hie.,, -
c;rcrns nd PftstuTgh VIA loieio AID Norwak Road
k-b 49, NsS River Hamilton and Usyton h0ais
I. -, N.rsssd Rod AOnroevie End the Cleveland, c.
RHs'' sne NlneAN-A' JOS n MOORE, Superintendent
n SeHA l. n o-~'' JoHH y PORTER Asns
Nc ? Courtlnndt-s., u Broadway, NJ
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of q

q New Yo NOTICES hereby sven 70 ~ D@ons hsnss s n
ssme thereof the .uhsrb his boass M
before the twentieth day Nag nert
"a aisisS sms ' ~ sIML W. sEELY. Admr a..
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rJ,HE STOCKHOLDERS Of the NEW-fORk GAS
RFGULATORs COMPANY are hsrsey notified tina. nsst,Bs
hoSers OF the Company will Be held The 18Th dag
81 Nav isss & oeock t sernoon Of that day a. s enes %
fNht a ,s. h 10 thu Capital x aid Company
"a 81 md sespt proposon for the purchs By thu Com
40 for kdders Gas Regulator AID for the
81 ne brsess Of the Company ~ manufacturing and selling
eud rights under tie throughout the Who'll
s.es The which propcset % exfssd
g. ces OF the aid Company hundred ard seventy fors
and dossh nAkfne A. aNnIon OF ninety 'noe'''" D'"> -
ent cspitsh e.tv = p srypHExsox
WrxFs SMITH HENRY A. CRAM
ST CfkRKP HORATfO ALLEN
New-yOrt, May T. ls,S. Z D@
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Steamer Edwln Less ior ElIe -

b OF THrpentne (Anpheic. GanpOsrcr OF
and % = Hemp esnDot BE eATreS - freight
win bs in readiness convey P~asers all parts OF
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AppytO J. McsYaON No - Sroai"@S
TOR IIVERPOOL-Unted States Mail Steamship
PACIFIC Ezra Hye-Ths will depart with the
Mails for Europe, positively SATURDAY, May L. al y
ocock berth foot OF Canast No berth secured TIL
Per freight having unequaed
Tor elegance comfort. spply to =, .nr
The steamship BALTIC viii succeed the Pacific and sail May
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.Ts sURROGATEs COURT, held in and for the
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of tho

County iort notice hereby ye 10 Al ee,son having en
Ss ssns Win vouchers h 6 No 30 Bosl~
In he civ Of New oe the third DAY Of hay Dat
ssv Yoi he nineteenth day Of November 1883.
mo PETER GAsSNEH, tneutof
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These steamers Pier No North River, az oeoo NJ pre-
cely For height apply and The counting
room Of SPOFFORD TILESTON 4 Co, No 81 Broadway
CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and GLASGOW,
O-The Glasgow Steamship COm?sny powerful
GLASGOW 1882 and 80 horsepower Robert Craig
Commander will from New York for Glassow On SATURDAY
Nay 81 at Y O'Clock noon .a
First CABIN tMdshp State Rooms ...............'
Third Class
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Ncw Civilizations.

lust PUBLISHED.-The most singular and ex-
- citing Mar alive pulIshed IN this country
TIE PIRATE DOCTOR Being the History Of nsiiss Of the
NewYork who but few nee, ran career OF asx
supled boaness derraviy Prs:e and peiHg PHyan
in The city alternately following each profession. Prc- q eea
The viii he recognized By readers OF the
story although real given May
fashionable society bat few yesrs ago VIII r.
oosnze descriptions given OF s pesOaA spPesranoe IS
wen By anfoded Ia the course Of the
narrative.
author published this work Ia the columns Of highly
newspaper the sesdy large circulation Of which
thereby oo So the demand that e
the Publishers had hsn 20 repabsa he opening
chapters the narrative the excitement
ts with eerncreans interest The Of this the i'm
rss evident every and the very general
rteogpiiicu Of the hero Of the tale.
Tor s.e, wholesale and retail by
GARRETT Co. No 10 AnD-st-
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90 farmers ano Others.

1SA MULES for SALE.-The subscriber has
sJV constantly hsrd and sale larre Of sosa
shle 81 Males fnclrdng pehruke hue large te AL
vel ehed rsirs suitable for ar-wort knt Of tea1
vori 10 nnnbtr suitable for shipp1E s1d Of s95i y,a5
nd reasonable inquire Of A. CdANbEt
l. IN 2itbt Bulls Head the resSence Of the szs-r
Ter Jsresurr - Camden and Anboy Railroad whsre ne
n uies We expect 10 have nusser OF nre Pa
The Fair Of JanesbErs Agricultural soe, 81 . "a
q fis place JAMES bLChELS"-
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Also BY all tookseilers q the city.
THE FORGED WILL!

CRIME AND RETRIBUTIOS.
BY Bennett. Complete In volume Of S2
Price paper 81 soOPy cloth guilt printed
OF the finest and best paper.
THE FORCED WILL.
BY EMERSON BENNETT,
Author Of Viola" "Csrs Moreand" "WsdeWarrenr Pho
neers Daashter' Prairie Flower etc. etc.
II Bennett had written his delightful AMI
thrilling Of border life Of prairie aud Indian warfare
the new story Of The FORCED N7 would have plseed HE
on OF the teE Of American n0yesis The
true ally Of this eapi stng novel are laid IN the City Of
ard sowngy The suihor pictures TO Us how the
guilty escape the justice Of the Law but only to feel
the heavy reuon LAYERS how vice for
tine tilu tuf only time how crime msv lie
eoneeaed until s very security rceds how true virtue
ets way 70 TO temptation but bears the m Of life with patience
hoping and roioe triumphant In the end 10 snort
base hypocrisy he the veil thai hides its huge deory
and gv Picture life exists in the crowded city, We
do cordially this book for Ire excellent moral
thet should be circulated, for IL mus do good
Pnce the pee work in paper 80 een copy
ony finer edition printed thicker aud batter psper and
handsomely found in muslin gill; Is puLlihed for o.
BUNCE BROTHER
Booksellers and Publishers No. ISL Nssssa.t- N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

YINESTS OF DIVINE INSPIRATION; OR, THE
i kUplsEsTAL PKxcFLEs ~ waICH rRgE AND Fuss Nv
xf.rIos ~ All EEAs WORLD UsEzsseLY DIS
" W. Evans OF the SewLe ANN ssy esiei
shsltrs Price 5 ets For sale b. FONLEhS Wills
No ISL Sazs--st- New f0rt
CONTENTS
Mosaic Era FAse Revea,ion
Fe Christian Fra Second Fourth and Last oai Tue
Tue Church Pan SeeOnd-Faifh Baptism shv &n3n Love
Man. Love Of God m Mas Love Of Atn % Nan foi
salrs All; Purity ftaee, Iruh' spiritual Msa ee 70
he6 .p epdsd-saKERss Horace Greeley and List CIV
ips h. the shaker socsss he Uared s4es
FOWLFRs WELLS all works Phenoogy. Pay.io.oty
PHI pcsrshy Psychology HydoPshy, Temperance, "oaAn'
RisLis
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60 h)bom II man Confern.

60 mbom II man Gontern.
INFORMATION WANTED-OS MARY NOLAN,
no srved sevYsIk sbogt tie lzh Of gust las. an arp
Lldrxrr Liverpool ANY information Of Der Snefe<bsa
will he srGsfsy received BY PATRICK MADDEN Of Booatp
EcTris COubty, ssvJenry
INFORMATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAIR
kEl lnaehLnist add eons<s
Ihsdsl Ws>hineOn c. se1t year ha-
man o. pesou b. s-1dng nfsisen xsns-
Will afly obg- biz z1xions
drss. SAMUEL HARVEY Bookseller Hamilton Canada wes-
THE HEIRS OF WILLIAM HOfIAN who died
h F.nyp Coxnry TeIss the IA Or lslt can hear
enstkns hair sd,rtsse ~ ssrns The Boaasn,
Fsnin Co Tens. know her piece u res'd.sse.
X NJ ALEXANDER.
VIRGINIA BONDS-The lsd{ who bought two
Virginia eensday 1srt rst AZ rhona2s9as
corner hrosdwsy and Ws srqsefsd % cal her sd-
does 10 No zWallst.
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A ImsI CLASS FRENCH Cook, who thoroughly
N urdsssrd business situation In private family
HG. ht Of city rrfereuce. Address NJ b.. Tribune Once
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Cost an0 found.

Cost ano found.
I OST-$5 REWARD.-A small Book of Colnmpn
II Prayer much and ofte vsne was eu IN sots Ferry
tn Of Broadway aad Wall st. oa laesta
oe och Five will b. paid for the Office OF o. L.
SCHUYLER Nc. Ha1oyer-t-
d Tx REWARD.-Lost Thursday morning, sept
% - % in Maidsn-lane. william Johnst- LEATHER
W4LLET ming about 90 go 10 BANK b an y~.sy
Cit, Iry Teke with The own-rs The nAne u j. w Ny
ere q EIissn the inside IN black etteD j. A VAN
IUskIkk No 80 Wsshnztonst- JeEsy City or AZ MINOR
COR No IA Frlfou+t- NEWTON
q = REWARD.-LOST-It is believed, at Nibo's
~ - going thence Metropolitan Hail Gold Losx
vieh ssnfemans ministure nnSe and chh2 Ibe
fpa, and the tn u the owner
by IL svips HOYr Co.'S No 80 Pesrlst, cor fdlto'
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nARNER wANTED-A Profss.ional oep,l.u
VTO IRON MANUFACTURES and THOSE 4

GAOED the IRON rRADE.-for sale. 90 great bargain
the Iron Rollins MIL situated the Croon River about nil
from village OF and he uadson River Railroad
This mill capable Of rolling sish 20 ten ras OF Wire Mods
small Merchants Bars dsy The Water Power nstss II
uanufscsured Iron be selversdn New.iers 0y est
per from the whsrf sdjoinins the MIL with ses
esrr,Bs Is to 50 This property will be sold great bs>
application made before the oh ds Ostsecr For PEI
teulais inquire Of . ~ WyOonosf.
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DEAD FORREST oPINIoN.-Now Read-.

IL FAD FORREST 0PINI0N.-Now Read. q
~ New Gi0n Of JACK cADE TsE BospsxsSs sra5s-
CIV Whoever has intends fons tie rsedsn
IN this hhy popular Tssedy peorniar IN this rt saczh
read this book VII CD Mr. Forrest Indy sdoss the following
terms;
"PHfr ApELystA. As< ? 10 s.
"DtAR SIR Absence from prevented from reading Until
your Interesting story csrE with Which szure
have been much wei inrervoven fact with
sfi0n that le stirring history OF the
bons Of the people Of England daring the feuds times
Your book will douht good sale, and rs perua viii
inquire nuey the annals Of that
try Which, while bOass syupshy for the black slave in
land hesde Of he sbee condition Of the moas Of white
slxsss within her borders "Iruly yours
EDWIN FORREST
Prem The Literary World
"A vivid description Of hn, epOde in Enslsns history
The Ksrfh Rel elton recently been pEbhed b. De WITT
DAVENPORT There enough Of fsioa inserwoven with
story make historical The fortunes Of the
Csde, who the hsnis Of the ambitious
Yok quite marvellous the catastrophe sufficiently
that recalls which soy
1io or giIbet rebel"
EEMOvAL-MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS. &c.-J.
~ IIS URNELL removed 70 52 Fulton st. over ~ r
AEDs Bookstore ~hTe be found al assortment OF Maps
Jud rubshto Map Of California -son- WashinSon
Utah srd se~-MeIieo. Price 75eenu pocket form
GOLDSMITH SYSTEM OF PENMANSHIP.-A
NJ besrtf with copies and instruction. Price
IS ems PEI single copy copies for 81 Every r.ngsr VIZ
rims sh0nd home this work FOR sale AZ OLlN ER r.
GOLDSMIfH'S. No. so Broadway. Of Frankinst
HIGGINS a KELLOGG Publishers, Wholesale
IN Bookseller and staon-rs IS John work Also
Pn DiArs as pnbbed three sses-esp lsmo
limo and svo cal from country merchants solicited
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"OODr MINSTRELS-NO. 444 BrOadWay dUUVe
w Howndu.-OPEN EVERY EvENING.-H. WOOD Man,
sger Propneo1he offered BY this celebrated
Musicians and Ethiopian Deneao cannot b eq1aie
the Unted States See programme Doors
Coneer o'clock Admission 70 cts The Puohe
are respectfully Informed that the Afternoon Concerts are don
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Gbanrss for Busi mss fflsm.

A CHANCE for CAPITALISTS. WANTED, 81 900
N for vhish three Eat "A - paid
ptonshie security Adirstss fribEae Oae
A IIRST-RATE BUSINESS OPESING.-To Dry
n MeschAEsPor sals th5 L<sss Of iont
sstsbi ed Dry Goods store Cehsrne and Adoass
fsvorsbis exehans7f Tor req
proved Otherwise The about ssysa tnoassa
rrrr on Dor @ eeesoa avail kimeh of
which crc1rstsnes. DE- proprietor 20 REIN
qssb Inquire Of C. POtLLJs fhs pfe1aser iron 20
~.
A GENTLEMAN from Conn ectieut. well acquainted
"A and Of rood sssse rsts wshs r1ar sasfe
L. capital and can be nds sNslss Addre KID WARDS
On ~ OF lie TnhUoe-
A sSIGNAENT SALE.-1ne STOCK Of DRY
"A GOODS and Le@ o. ssre ause No fE xhth
Of
Apply 81 the prrEizes
Tor sALE.-A rare sppor,.unity presents itseif in
t bssLnfN k<xr al ma,
4 nsrnsetc lAak b suc<s<sui
trzrthsr n the al
errrsny ss,xy Ell 80 par ysn .sr-erT res..s
~hy present. lsuzbs1t vs 10 Ell A1dIess D. 81 Pal
toast Bsoeklyn
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U,oR sAIE-Iu Philadelphia. the Good WIZ, ss,ci

I,oR sAIE-In Philadelphia. the Good WI, st,ck
"a Sal..s. Of an UpAestsrrs Store Asss sss.s. e
ss . ga, TX ''sscsssib Ne ssi sss,
ssvsnsIsf, PHILADELPHIA ,..-.-- ---.-.-----...
Tor SALE--The well known Sloop WA A. Hal
1ss soss s,ss s 800, :. q. . $3.50
K S. %.s. nd s, sss1.a SAD Friday ' =
COID LANDS for SALE-The tract herefosore
.1s :: = The rSss Ssis Mac s'ss ss S ~
md 'lai1s the vii s''~a csps'sr NM sik Az w.s
IRON FOUNDRY for SALE--In fun operation, and
u dons seod es.iae.. Inquire q Ne 50 wssrse
AID wANTED-Iatelligent and Of good ssbits' n
=. Ns S go ed. az NAY % sa
MUST be SOLD-Nine Years Lease OF . email
sl kos and Rssssrspt VITA ruissr and aslns
Sous. ? B.ss., sIssAiss M . rite ORDER S.s g
W" be 's OF cay terms ana ' c5nTos nv n
DARNER wANTED.-A Professional Gentleman
. s.Ts. 70 ersS Ode. % ss.s~s an cav
S' Ere '''''' .''-' : -''' -- -' : '
DAKTNER wANTED-A business Man with twe
,sr ,I Isss'.sis ss.s = .s:.,: Is.
slsrs 1ivea BY addressing j L. bex iso ff'esne ome<'
ITO CAPTTALISTS-A Special Partner, with
=, been ss.s.ssa s:.
sss md IS's.s ss year g e ss s.:s -
s@Sas. rsSs sS ys ~ s . sss T l.ss Is
IREN Box 81, GENERAL PSs-oace
ITO HATTERs-For Sale, the good viii, s.eck and
fxtures established Hat Store. ar years sfssdanf
Rs sh..ss for o s sSSs to SsS s ss 9
n \. or go Fsi0n-:s. BrSeIlya.
ITO IRON MANUFACTURES and THOSE EN-
Rollins NIL situated the croton River sse. sne ps
mill capable Of rollins Ssh, . zen a. q w,rs Rcd, q
small Mersh.a, Bar per DAY Tie w' fSss. s, !. 80, y
pr ron the ~hsrf .dtosns the MIL viii ss.s,s
' ES.ss s ss: 'ss S siss:'
te1lais inquire Of w ~ wyopsusf
New.yort. September q 1855
ri, scprs ds sss ss vii ss given % pa
twohs the purchase money add the r0a business nov ps'
vI,O LET OF SELL, on liberal terms, WOODEN
FACTORY .i,u.,sa in ysrnSn oss4s cSsr,y s re-
Sy sS@ There e. =, ssi on wheel md the
Pwer sufficient ard dursbs 1hs pAynsnt soA Sess
price woc grown IA ysial,y sAs sssass.
s .ss on sGSDr Co. Ss
orsssny, september 8, isss
VALUABLE STEAM.P0wER PROPERTY for
sALE-The Hamilton Works in lsni,on.s,- Nswsrh, n
j. One block the Msrks.t Railroad Dsp0. TA property
IN % sS osss,' ss.,Ps real
Joining can be bad with s 9 iSS sSarao i No s.
VHvANTED-A Partner, active or silent, in busi.
w ne established four years with $40 sseots 10 The uaes
Stats End psyHs an S" pSs. and Mss
persons each Asylns onshs tn shove Sas vi" Be taken
into the concern Full %sscaE iP, c. No wy
VVANTED--A Man with cash capital OF 5000, to
purchase the entire ine,ss, Of hshy re.rss,.es s'a ~
and ~ sIs g,ep,sy q The ID
sr,s, III. s 90 .S hs =: ,Ss d a" sSo, Ts
opIcun rarely me. ws s s1S *. sas, s 90 sss hos
an nothing eOuld induce him TO do CO. Please address
SJ OOO WORTH of GOOD FURNITURE
" IN Ia, .hauge for xsQsu
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d IOO to s5OO.-Persons wishing to engage in
IN ZUU withouf eomretifon. spees
.s,s rsv,ur 100 per cent profit aud quick ssles 70 70
cate IN sny county hear Of rare oportunny BY
d sing line o. B. Broadway Po<toniee Nswfoss 70" we
wetks
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COIORED SERVANT WANTED.-ApPly at
IA NJ. z2ltthss, second floor. Ref,r'n.e required.
COOKS, NURSES, S aunstresses, Waiter Girls and
~ ohsI wanted 10 Ill excellent atuhon 10
fr.i.cl fhmilic.. az so l4l Grand-s
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Don't Come All al One,

IV'HE LAW1ERs STORY Or, 1HE ORPHAN =
Il WRoses Nv Member Of the Nev-fork BAR
DEEPLY INTERESTING NARRATIVE
FOUNDED ON Facr
Illustrated.
The extraordinary demand for this work has hitherto rendered the
publisher. supply the orders that have been received and
that been printed hsve been speedily exhaust
edition ready aud the publishers hope heneefor
ward able supply orders that they receive
bound do paper s. cents
II. LONG BROTHER. No. - Ann-st
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ERANCONI's HIPPODROME-This immense

WASHINGTON CIRCUs-Corner Of 39th-st and
w 6tb-ay. Moose, THOMPSON mann :ProPnetor.
FvERY EVENING this week the new romantic luestran
DTama Of LARIsSA. OR, THE FEMALE BRlGAND 10 which
Madame TOT has appeared for upward Of ~ nights In the
principal heaers OF berlin Madrid, Vienna and London
Lsrissa, the female Brgand Madame Tour pare
Pedro fber sexy anti. ................ Sam Lshrop
aRo (Captain Of Gems PArmere). MI w b. Carroll
open and Performances At and H. Admission
AZ & the house Mrents
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ITAIUABLE sTEAM.PowER PROPERTY for

tt nOA WORTH Of GOOD FURNITURE
~ i sUOU wANTEDin .1chsnse tor . nors.ss upca =
fm State Of with more than twice the smoant
ysT Any party breaka house keepins Others having
furniture Of sood quality 10 dispose o. can me
ms BY addressing sdisfsly, FURNITURE box No o'
Tribune Once.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-08

THIS Mill differs all tlon Of
4 the upper Running Stone, which Is composed OI
French Burr Blocks, enclosed iron Case, which
forms the back and hoop the Stone with Cast Iron
Bush than ogreateT external diameter the bottom that
al the top, which secured 10 the back BY four bolts that
every block Is in the form Of dove tail which gives greater
in small mills, where the stone with great speed and
becomes dangerous II strongly made 1t
weight 20 stone Ofsna diameter that is required without
having itthck or high that makes il top heavy.
This mill is square frame made of wood cast iron, in
the form OF busS, with Brdgetree, Spindle Balance Ring
Driver Rnd Regulating Screw and grinds the
principle lArLe ml differing only in the Runner Stone;
this being weight enables il To grind the
greater quantity grain with power any other
mill now In This mill portable and be attached
to steam, water, horse hand power.
ALSO, all sizes of French Burr Mill Stones, manufactured
on the same principle.
Joseph II. Burrows of Cincinnati, Is the inventor Tor
which be obtained Letters Patent ia 1872 For alinfrnge
ment the purchaser will be held responsible Orhe right
OfusinS.
These Mills do require Mlrgh them up; and
all necessary put them in operation, to attach
hand the pulley the spindle, with drum sufficiently
large twenty -four inch Mill 24O revolutions per
application of two harse the Mill viii grind
bushels per hour OF good mea and will grind wheat
well The thirty inch Iu if put 10 its fullest
speed, vii grind from ten to fifteen bushels hour
These mills warranted to be in every respect recon-
mended.
DREcTIoSs FOR UslNa-Plaee your about 90 from
the Driving Pulley in a lev al position; make the belt Of
lather eight inches wide. Give the StODei0 reYOu
minute with the Keep the neck aud step 81
the spindle well oiled Pace the star the back OF the
Running Stone, in the the Cross the Driver
that is, the they trimmed to run.
Refer Thos. Patterson, E OF Highland county Ohio
Jesse Bea Esq., of Clinton county Ohi0 e ). Bradbury
Esq OF Cincinnati, and . number OfothsTs.
All orders directed Ia JOHN +. BOuhAN,
Ne. 50 Brosdway Nashville, Agent MiIdleand East
Tennessee J. II. Et RRONS,
Jan Sd. tr-w. & W. Iy. West Front ST. Gin. o,
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ID DANAWAN from the subscriber the night of 90
| / the 8rd inst his negro boy AMOS. lie is about -
% wears of aye feet or 10 inches high and weighs V$
abu' loo pounds lie is bright muatto haE straight
hair and blue eyes, and will no doubt attempt pass him.
self as a white man. lie raised by Mr.. Dickpy Of
Spaanburg District and purchased bv Capt. James
Bonds of Spar,anburg G. Ii. He is probably lurking in
the vicinity Of that town. may attempt his escape to
free Stale He rode off sOrel horse ten twelve years
old which has scar both shoulders caused by warts
and is shnd behind quick in gas and steps short holds
fine head sunk very much above the and ncllnes
+, he spitefn. The above reward OF FIFTY DOLLARS
will be given for the apprehension o the boy and horse
the boy be lodged any Jail in the State All expenses
Tor keeping the horse will also be paid.
Newberry. :. G. July W. &, NEEl.
Sput4-u
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