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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

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whh lore he appearance O. brvns been indicted With sharp
eoh q the physicians however eoneusrl he opinion tbs,
sesse. e rsyed % her Pron oaa sos olaesd DEATH
and ifoughi she sustained ably
rrh- thcvn into he Pond that coalition sad being
nsb us,ed 70 hB herself had irownec rhv ss5 found
11rs dersu " her 5odv which 'Ook thoggh thev
tto aest made By she eu o. pole which alt have been
Tor the rupce Of pushing the oody pond
Arr ne -z,rns'isn q s,ss Payseaes as bsta O'Clock
n he asrn0oz he Cog aouraed until O'Clock rhe exal!l-
ssou Wi 2ltsoy BE- coreuded tomorrow
McCo, - o. g prisoners Is very srge robust ooS~
ing nan near, nj quite, "a feet high. and workeo on
fam 6r living Ii face is broad and f1i anh ne AK
rrcssn e his countt,ance rather IN the bHvado ocer
lie is q years Old Dray the otL~ prisoner. = consdw
ably smaller than McCoT has rather sharp aEfures lsM
ewes and brown hair Is black lnh By trade AMI . years
Old lie is an iuofensivs looking wsn, and 5 q very
nervous teuIeramtnf having at times during tbs uVe
ca;cu L,na.td much emotion and e II. There how
ever a Catholic priest @, sndance uIou hen al Court
alo us,s hs best efforts Asep the poaers as col as
Tossble
Cttha inc Qu'gey the victim Of this aircTous and sars
sekne outrage ON humanity the daughter u rsHp pa
re1,, aud tie eldest OF children Her para nis e%ne
fl 81, Ireland TO tbs country about two yeats an "h
ACE since which time The mother died, and the father -
cther with the other Children living with eretase al
tie village of Jamaica Cathariae at the tNo OF h'r
leeh. was a domestic in the family OF Mr. Llrei 40 u
Hllse of the above village
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SYNOD OF NFW-.JFRSEY.

Til. body met on Tuesday at Newark, Rev Mr. Perkins
Nooerator Of last year preaching the opening sermon
The Synod was organized by electng the Rev Dr. David
son Of Now Brunswick Moderator, and the Rev Messs
Rodeers McNilarn and NandowOteT as clerks
IN the evening Prof Green, of Princeton delivered
missionary discourse from Acts K -. Committee was
aI1oirod Dr. Murray Chairman. to consider the subject
Of dividing the synod part of Pennsylvania being IN
clrdod In H. The next meeting ordered az the lst
Pr,sb,.erian Church Paterson. The subject # plro
cbial schools was ordered for consideration at the asr
noon session The narrative Of the state OF religion IN tho
bounds of the Synod read aad accepted Prof Hope
was appointed to preach the sermon on Foreign Missions
at the next meeting Of the Syn0d-Dr Wilson of Hack
eitstOwn being alternate.
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THE LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON To LIVERPOOL

LoSDoS, Saturday. Oct 5, 1853.
From TIE London Times
PARIS. Frday-1he Taneredi, which arrived at
Marsoee from COnstantinOple, has brought the con-
frmatou Of the news that the Goth ut the sultan
declared War against Russia
FROM The Morning Post .
PARIS Friday Night-A teleraphioh dispatch from
Vienna has Just been received here lt states has'ho
Porte has fixed the period OF four weeks as that @
which the evacuation of the prncpalities shall tak
place.
The Austrian Mctalliques we're at Ssi.
At the Paris Bogrse on Friday scarcely any business
was done, but the Funds were steady. The Threes
closed at 72i and Fouranda-lialyes al 99A Accounts
had been received from 10 Towns-in 10 Of which ha
price of Corn had fallen franc y hecolitre.
LONDON, Saturday Cabinet Council sos =
hours on Friday Sir William Wordsworth 'rai not
preseut owing to an error OF the Officer whose duty Il
i to summon the Members g the Cabinet.
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kOSZTA RELEASED.
Ds,ss J.;v.s~sop, Get. s. london, can.

The sesnstap As;~ RON 'i,,rp D. srrived herv si
L. yesterday.
The Franklin arrived at Coves at O'Clock Thursday
eyenb z, 9th inst
letter rom smyrna dated sept 81 states that M.rtis
KoSEa had that Gay sailed or the United States
The markets continued 10 foliow the varying a-cs9ss
rom the Fast Cotton ss Liverpool was dali Corn IKE
wise cui, ard the past day tive hvoring the buyss
Money rather deartI bat not scarcer.
The following persons came passengers n the Ass;
ars Ieutin Foster Mr. Ctrifs sui ady doa ~ caDsra<
sedfuSv iEcn and crvant NJ Or saA LADY No IA
ford Grubex Nr Srschsn and sdF Mr. tays nd say Ma
Nersf rvsrt Ma Morris NJ Colt ard LADY. Nr Dtpp est
AID uvr MS punlop. Mr. Nct and idy, NJ Lyae Netf'c-
rS Cart poRusS Mr. Mills tart Turner Moss uootertg tre
rieks niFey lady. chd AID uusse - >osrf Mo-
Caz1il aui Mis larNt q hse Mr. >eQhes
Mr. tr,cs Dr CreSAson AID adj i've 40
uurse, " Morris Hwoihy sy $40 chndr,s Ana ave q.
Mort Need Phner. barrow. STOCK Rowland tL hnttpEsa
LADY eh lden a0i scsns W h.ieit W * usl-
it Lawtou Toke, Johnson Eazsd N.n Seett 9e-
Friend. Htnion. Maj lthhf Ms Nieeer W.
Nletel son N,,uan ani lsdy Mr. @ Mcf Casp bse-
iue Moeisrd n frfud Wgs lady j. Rwwn lspy
Brown Mr. Horny, d. loues l. hAAL Ncscrs
P.irhsrt Fo-r,s Capt Chd De- nousas NJ Wr smith D e-
Hooie Rev Jcss Bcrmant M Setg y =
c1si ron, ma Douboaehest Mn Smaon Mr. M,s Id
t;srrre Cardskss Gilmore. Hall SauGi aud so elitseas
korn Cac Werner. Rnsan, Mater John Archer Mr. NistA
Sincisir Csussn and LADY N Thor Mi~ des-ns We
tes,r Lfssonx pr NeTyacke, Nj Arede, l. Friend "a Mo-
ktcl j. Durie Aspt Dixon
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1851

Ties figures show prosperous and efficient condition OF
cur Public Schools, ana hope that nothing will arse
which can IN any manner impair their usefulness
large number Of school officers are to be elected this
1 Tx Board Of Education VII uad- the present law be
ecotd throughout the terms Of Office OF the present Nom
lrs expiring On The 5ls Dee next We hope the greatest
care WI. he observed in The selection Of Commissioners as
TIE duti.s Of lie officers onerous nd rsPons'pio IN
llh dcgce.
qteof,o Of Commissioner Of Common Schools IN the
Cv Of New York is Of small inPortance ana tfust
me- wa. iress NJ stake ~ large number ofperaons VINO
ara tle uliec Of immediate contest and the delicate ana
peculiar rotons Of tie Eoard to NE Children oil inc w!
rd,r Tic choice of Com,nieioncr one OF great c'nse-
ounce We trust that the selection Of canddae Tor this
eroc VII H. made letwtcn the nam e offered wi1n the
cr,aest eere and candor Many Of the present members
arc e,rorioucod and tried and their absence ron me
,,rnl Of tle Toard will be- public losA fet N the ex
,+tor that M important trust has been well cascd for
We r,u with confdonoe and pride to Whist has been done
eratled-s Of what shall yet be accomplished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

cow Esovii p which hoqe v.s,o-s viii i0oz a and
csi IaTt VL q the "a erhc sTuh7 = ~ scl r21n
perry oil Le FARM in ihs county. 1Hrre 'r' good
mtry hcr l-l Or whom We csr.ot pr -''-'y n-n
tsn VIC trcli 60 n-,h eredii - 'l.ir efs- % AJAX
y cne e. le bet Shows OF c-ls ever sed IN tie sta's
Iie stale impaired IT h,res we ind not assr ilA '..'sa
there a-e some vr1y ccoi o-es IN the Eahbis'n Sin5
P,rsors 'hirh io slow o., I.rs al?eor to any ,Sss
one & tie institute Fa;rs They may b. and yett
mgf' have heen mueh more full particularly OF got
mai,h,d pair and c5kir- teams
1hespoce upon which he ho-es vii b. ri, J % day
Hree ard smooth and there should Be crowd pr-'snt
there vii be PIE for al 20 receive good share Of
satisfaction
Ihe nre about 80 pens Of sheep containing from one 70
sI tie majority Of them are Of South Down variety d.
trgushatle by The black legs an faces and symarcsl
Erns Tbs breed Is meridian SIZE ard hncness Of wool
and noted for her superiority for mutton al o;hsr
breeds the CotsWch Baskerville LieestersAire New o.
crdstro ard all the family Of long Eooled sheep give
heavier caIcasses Of ser meat Visitors should note he
dfrenee Of these tive breeds and hen conirls. them VIII
ne French Spanish and common Nernos sal b they vii
md neIrtsentod in small numbers
thrt ere thirty Iers Of swine coTrsng the choicest
sYeemsns Of the Berkshire Essex snd Suffolk breeds The
frst ;lik hard black color the second black bat
almost without hair the others wLehar th PINK
coortd .kn
Jht HlIoks are me lLFore breed ~ ile llf TOT slu
pOrk ,5 families keeping but limited number and
keeping then see they should always be kept ina clean
pen or clover Loo
NOW hstnnd nc the beautiful ste Of the locaon Of the
ground- for ibis oato show perhaps a5Sat tAa wcrss
ocaon La, unuckiy, notiosay by anskn manage nsnt
could haze been chosen i i neither town or country or
a. any wei known locality calculated to attract visitors "
stranger knows where Or bow To find Ham ton square or
ulL way 10 90 there ii be should feel dsPse to make
such Journey Il might have been he'd O. the Forty
Fourihst market wards. near the Crysal Palace,
whore i would have b,on visited by bundred.o one
where Il il now Not that is ina ssbe b. Guy means
iut because down town curosites OF easier acces
and more Attraction to the sight gong multitude now
tie City We suppose there were not over two hlnlred
visitors upon tie ground any mt yesterday not" insald
nc The 81 ow OF cattle mu better thaS any ever held
at Madison SQUIRE and equal to any Of the Newfork state
Agricultural Society We hope the Attendance %: v.sit'-
wiz be larger to-day and ;omonow. The Exhibition will
elose On Friday when TIC premiums viii be awarded
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cIAssIs I'D NEK.YDEK

Tls body oIosed 81 meetings after zon Of only o.
asy The most notlble public matter the case u III
TIM rc- C,r uuclsricol conduct The Rev D.. Vernlye
from he Committee on Alr Ebanghs case reported thas
a. hat cfnts man s continues his conu'naeious 90 irse
be eanDoi be admitted 10 the privileges Of Cn'hah ie'
ia1 bave duly acknoNl DICED his errJrs aud
MADE f conf ssion oil h. rin The C9mniaee furh r
rerorted shat Jules Mr. Ebaueh sha zee IL 70 MAKE
atoremtn he shSlF he warned Of the necessity o. Ilf
Fcclesissca di-crline The Report was accepted with
Tie accom- awning resolution eXfressng The 'en ~
noted but when about 10 b. put 10 the vote the lea' enl
NAYS were cslled. The vote unanin us one m m Der
~, rfnsed fr,1n voting Mr Ebsreh gave noace tn 1t
Re Should aItea from the action Of Ciesrs 70 the Tenea
S,ued Of lie Church. Another motion was aier% !
made oT the ference # biz conil 80 ~ 10 one l ~
Couuitlfs of he Class's and this cOurse was h1al1
rd,ffer The Cas-s likewise discussed report of 3D.
Cor niioe on synodc al Minute concerning oe polriey
If CaeeIecsl Instruction the Taking Of C0Rer'0n ~
he Curobes for o Church Ezten.i0n Fund, and ON 7
topic Committee appointed 10 report On the sub
iect named at the next meeting.
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Orr PUBLfc ScF1oLs.-The present condition of the
Public schools O! this City must be exceedn-y gratifying
10 every citizen who values cur public institutions. The
rorulsrv of our Schools for The instruction o. the chill
frer Of the masses is sufficient argument in favor Of the
rLelnl and en hened pursued by The Board Of Ell
uoston in the administration Of Shool matters We give
Ieov the numb of scholars in attendance a, The vorons
Tubc Schools of the City fro tic year ending lsi Of JAY
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SYNOD u. S. or NEW-Y DIRK AND NEW-JEaSEY-

The adjourned Session Of this body commence n
oclook Yesterday morning IN Blocker. . Church, opp
site Crofbv T. Gideon = Judd, Do 1odera or, Rev
O. n Jol nson. and Dan " Poor Clerks A.tsf TIE Vi
IVES called ard minute roed the Rev J. A Mis- 81 OA
cin,at and The Kev W f. Knox Of Utica, admit d
se ancQ members An invitation for the synod
70 VII tie Tnie House At O'Clock was ac,ep'et anl
sstr inne feyeral Committees they ad burned az
'ct until IN the evening when they again met m 4
amer Taayer. the Rev. J T. Tuitie Of RockaNay NJ %
pres, bed very Elective discourse on the subject OF ne
Ssltv Of Divine law-its nature aud relation Text,
2 Tee I 10. After the sermon, the Rev Dr. Cox,
Faifel d. and Oer MEMBER made some severe remarks
IN he a. in attendance Of the member 10 hear the ser
MOI, and recommended that tie future meetings Of the
synod should be made more OF a devotional c4'rae ger
thar heretofore 0ud that Committee should be appointed
10 manage tie business part Of the meeting The Rev
Drs " hite, Styles and Haley were appointed Com
nittcc 70 report the above to morrow morning lhe
Synod Adjourned TO this morning.
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is ous-cr we must l9o 10 Oh, journals Of thee Assoc.
at-of~ Tie reverend nj man poe b '1iai-c
into On, eapalirs OF The nhab a1is Il hse taai rf
f,75 5 ',rt RELIGIOUS in-i rcsipu, Sat y - il3 pos
neo, OF he n ssion established thore no" IL ekh7ei
eorle 20 pus ar this wo, and contribute % ths b'ai 20
nu,h fu1 do cs would enable Iem % lEee-1e Tue "''
viii .rlll.s.
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MN YORK %. 81 PKEsBI IEKIAN oINUD.
This session resumed this morning at . clock, N tho
First Presbyterian Church. corner Eleventh st. and rum
av Rev T. G. Wines, ID. ID. Moderator. Rev Z. IruOn
ard j T Williams Clerk. No business Of any puDlc I'm
prtsuce came before the Synod, and after ag)urnng
iher next annual meeting to be held in Rutgers st. Church
on the Monday after the second Tuesday in October l7'
at - I. NJ. the session closed with a prayer
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1NnrnrNnrNr nRnER OF LIRERALs.

The lecture on the Mysteries Of the Church winch
rs Sssocation at No Chatham square last evening,
failed on account Of the appearance OF the lecturer
Wm Baker took up the theme and delivered dl'cufsHo
address and was followed by jas. Palmer ia confirmation
cf his General views No debate followed as promised.
Tho ATTENDANCE very thin.
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ssrerisor Holt presented hill for expense incurred g
,he funeral OF Charles E Buckley late CLERK OF the b1ata
cst dissent The Board then adjourned to Tuesday
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rvI1rn ANlErICANS.

Tho ,oen,bers of ills Order were calol together i't
,;lbt NJ No III Bowery. TO hear addr. by Chaan
cey Shafer the Temperance and SON shell nominee Tor
lie Cflcc Of District Attorney
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KINGS co. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Tie Board met Of The County jan ye5,oTua'' "I70I
Berry in the Chair. resolution offered BY Supervisor
Rerl,n authorizing tho Pouitentary Comniiiee - en-
Surveyor 10 marx the grounds between the fomtenuay
rounds ind lands of David Cook, and erect fence on
he same was adopted and the following bill We're or
der,d H. be raid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

Vas afCr fev5rsl amendments op,sd Gai the pr fff
Iai1t .l7er raised hcm $3.50 -o s7c'
Ilc I-lIt -alu j I.i--l. 30 rr.iaT.
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PITCHERS LECTURES ON PHRENOLOHl. ,
ne nee lecture Of j. Fletcher, on Phnonoioey ana
Thysioenorny at the Mechanics Institute, last evenln
v,ns not appreciated seemingly Tho attendance WAS
mall and Encouraging MIR. Fletcher viii give another
lecture on Saturday evening
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NtxIsG IfcFS.Es-1he Government appear Wiling 70
elwshe very largest liberty the specut.e M OF
DE- Province. hJle Is pro, lamatDh "4i-h ""' O''"
r,.flielfa In The AGATE ord the organs
his E,cepey The AdriaitTatos q he zoe nen =, ID
Crrt direct that 90 laqrn ~. l1 1913
III ~ Ccumiore Crown Lands o. s SOU " z . tnts ,,
ic permitted Issue 90 eny inaiy ~ 30 ,r
~ INV lands within hs limits VI an fcn e'Yn
81, s,eeu 81 coalfr be nay desire ~ De st.-N
~ fcrrdass Urrer Clnacs t9r copper iea l 49,
r.th4s ninera s9eh license ~ sa "a !.
authorize fna ihaltii A. IN
&c, Il Is rnd possession Of aek ac 70 --
occupied b. p1ner
OF forty chairs D. hundred chains %
fsrth. IL iAerac-h01tr report ~ ~ i-i - "a
Ey svihn paths ffu1 me fi7 Di -
i@.r, by al dasit maco ~ Als- 80 -
i1, trosd tia c11nter occlpi-4'a "o 1s
ezfs Ain. yffrt ths
~, fs,. force shah pste pnnra-s' pay ~
e's.fcr r1cnrY a. ia ras OF W peg .'
,,so he ,s Le fsgaded hngiag s1AA1ned s-A A y
prfchaae. Il, -..s,f.- ~ a. Homer Ia - soc
-sr.u rr-suf ihs location lsaFed cofoTn-ly = - ~
Eafteds claris or the co-s-i l-1'
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WAR NOT YET BEGUN
HOPES OF PEACE.

AoRTH-WEST PASSAGE ACCOMPLISHED.
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ARRIVAL or THE ASIA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-06
Loudoau County agricultural Insli-
tute and Chemical academy. i
Alpi3 flsl.llory Co va
] JsnbatY 2s5lh. 1852.

Ma 6htl lneR-Ts4g 81 fhe enscrprising
fattnefs dad lriends b fsaplfayemehI ia Virginia
walt, dpab.ls + be gfs,ineafhat 4 have associated
win me tAir James Il Guhek and Mr. Hannan
Bilzer Two ptaetiea Gna sue essin agrl,ul,urists
for he PurpuIe oi est eashihg an Agricultural luz
stitute anh Chem ttfa,stuly IN this County
Tue exp4rimk uid + & % Will ctfaiain a2e Acres,
which wiA ID euIt1yaisa a8Gardng., lhe lsil. prn-
cipte u sicHfe Re. and III 4hch alanyinierf sn and
important ex beliinenis Mi,l e matt And eiIris
viii BE- nsade Re eHaiestfas ft.n evsfB gaft 81 ths
United Satek and iEsisi Enseiga G'aaGliltSs Ia
addition 10 t1fe et1. ,.ts BON 1 esiEEs iltaas Oh
the estate nsw ba sgg has been dts igH, 1870 Dy
30 teeb Que b4G q Mhich Will lie erected the
present year. The Ia oratety will be furnished
with ar Extensive collection d the largest, The
handsendst daA bcsl ssppafaias in the Unised
States Ihc maseuu; viii contain Gedlogical
specimens, AlErerals, F;rsitS Shell ard ;asp Mod
els Dfaukbisa1l caias,gut4s 81 Agricultural Ma
CHIMES Ippe inetiqap3 I'aet>. AEd.for thefeenYe-
nienee- oimaAing vii pafsing apparatus work;
shop Wilt r. Ait.d hE wlth Turning Lalhet Slide
Resi- and hil NECESSARY ssl9s tor wofkIhg Id wood,
iron and brask, Fujt cHnfses oi Leclurs viii ha
defigefeds with VIII b ilip sralta with several
! thalsahd useful and inlsgts fsng experiments
Theinsirudi5n will ss thorough aud practical,
Z em4raelne Mathemseit@, Mechanics. Ghdmisuy
and ohei bfaHeLes Ut Science and All. in iLeIr APP
piSatioa be FhrmineE4ha Farm purposes.
Particusar attention. VIII hkTail 10 Agricultural
Neutrality-suspicious. sos bl Pare Chemicals Man
Analysis oil Sois-#Cts siriciioa Of Farm Build
fngs- Estimates of 'I.uatbeT-AP Planting Buildings
Grating, PIdning-atd Cultivation Of Fruit Trees
Aud id n-lerery ihis$g important 10 The praciA
cal farmer and men d. btiyntss.
To complete the disea;s pf this Institution will
require an oulay ct 10 1850 thousand dollars and
lift receives thai paffuaaae which is hoped for and
expected, no e pense III be spafedto make tthe
best institution Of The kind In The World. II now
The adToc ifes 9f imprpgeent are really in earnest
they will lake ibis enterprise BY The hand and help
ii along by giving alg3os list Of students at The
COMMENCEMENT. 1t i hbbed that evely county in
The State will send al szss one student me fFst scs-
sion And that The aif;fest Agricultural Societies
will aseera IN now many ssufeuts can be sent from
their respective distrj 4 aid frwaid list Of The
same BY the tsfday ri III ienaber Kext 81
The IusfitniewIi ht ufssled for ne reception Of
Students oh fheEst Of kskish, fss4 Teilns iaciu-
ding aitE1 8An$e xee3 ass,ka sng stateneFg soc
per spssfpnlss .sh slaslt-ss
ciseaIsrs a1zf Asi II, asAlfregsing lbs asiaei-
pal al Ada ? Lsflall ftH8ig "a
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TO THE PUBLIC.

n ENthe Split Of .Jsff rson Or Anti the 2Gth,
4 and MAY the 81, $50 | cleteG I9 Tie public
What call Check ~ Rnhher 10 be used on Cal
nal Boats. And in order 10 be able u Suit all elass
Is OF Boar> pnw offsr I'VE mereswhfch | Shall del
scribe a. briefly as possible Ard Il j On each
si'te qf the Boal is rubber bohtd fisi ~ enc end
50 ali u oarn and CLOSE when reqniret Within
Shieh i an iron Scltchton allowing The wead l6
tnh HE Masoh-wrrk OF the urk lY9r1icalty i6
which i an Iron rtd passi;g al tAff5ush the frn
ders.1fl The Beat to thr top efihedeck on Inc top
end ~ The rod j. lever wRskiag Ike The valve i'll
2 nck gate And 20 the lhwsr end tf the rod. is a
DANCE working a. right angles with lthe 7od 50 AZ
10 expand the rubber whan required. The leverS
attached "a slider other flxtufe ON the deck
d iHA Boat, 10 he worked hack and. forward BY 1
third lever, OF any other dev re ihat will answer
the purpose Another has its fuhhers boiled tasi
10 heI Boat above described wihits leyers work.
ing ~ The ieck and entefing wetlee under The
tuhbff So 10 nruduee the reqairesi operation 4
Theses rubhers viii also answer f9r Il ip cal
nas ,as they require noopsnngs q be5maFe Ihroag \
the hulk If the Roa or vessels bur oherates entire-
" ea ~ notsiir etteting what's Feqaired-by 4
dIreTt and easy force. /
TA- above Checks are now ready 10 be applied
:" ns-J nv NJ. ssn.t " -rrfprE, Agent rot rh4
>an9
4 Rtackemih Shop Is heirgrreceh on The wharf
al re Old Furnace, whore an orders forth. above
atticef addressed % the Aforementioned agent will
be pfanntly amended to. JOHN HARNETT
Jpne % 1853
I win also mention here ihm kave iarenset
h<tnFe vhieh may be termed an AEf2M 10 pre-
yertfthe collision ~ uains On Rail- Head4 II con-
>isss ~ a piece q N chaeism opsratel pn by the
mofnnEe the train AND driver passing DIP through
he Rail its machiaerY rims nBder the track. and
will strike an Alarm Or point iighre Indicating
The distance that the train Is tronl the place oi
stopping THE Bell 10 strike the a5rm On, on The
board With The hgnre on 10 tell HE disfapce, may
be Flactd In hnnse or on q hridget on any otner
| Secare place thar the company nav elect. They
NAV with safety be placed the entire length Of tile
road and SO arfsngea az 70 tslFat all times where
the trains are paesina This hein Something d
/ great inperianec | i@h a esnsriment on il more
4 tally hfferc ARRIVING ito use.
lima OF IQa3 InGIAI III A n rlI,.T.sY, /