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Now ,JeWcIry store.

ga R.GooDFELL0w has opened. In
= IN j. the new room doors east OF RcI
rSAouyM nor's store, on Main Street watch
Mf--I ~ and jewelry establishment, where he
fI%, IN will offer every article usually kept In
7eSS4zsSf such establishments, al very low rates
Among his stock may be found, r...
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Ladies' Gold Breaches, Grape, Ensmeled, Cluster aud
Knot, Ear Drops, Hoops aud rings. Gold Rings
LOeketr. Pencils CUT Pins, Scarf Plus, Keys pure
silver, German Silver and Plated Spoons; Butter
Knives, Salt and Sugar Shovels. Spectaelor and
Gases of all kinds Knives. Needles Pens and Holders
Port Monies Dressing and Pocket Combs, Eye Shades
aud Goggles, Compasses, Clocks, Aecordeons, &C.,
June 8. l6S9-IyJ
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guy SHERIFFS SALE.
Robertson Brothers 4 Coz In Ashland

HH u. lommon fleaS'
Alexander Buchan.
.nURsUANT to the command ofan Alias Ven
hs eonH of common pleas of Ashland county
and Staio Of Ohio to me directed will expose
90 pVblls sale at ihS door Of the court house in
Ia Monday the 2iih day of October,
,sss ..tween the hours often O'Clock A M
~ '.o, ,,.,.,,p = Of said day the following
Hesefibsd Real Estate situate Lot,
sSnr,v NJ h,blasd and State of Ohio to wl'' ''O''
EsmpS, twsnty,thros (gs) and tyonty.fOur (24) IN
ibatown or Atblnpd, 10 ho sold az the properly
cTAISsapdet Buchaa. Appraised At four hun
ared dollars. Terms Of sale cash. 1
p''s NS''N'" J.-T I'D JONES, sheriff
Ashlsud ssp,.i, 1862. lswoPY'
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NOTICE,

WHEREAS, my wife Mary has len my bed and
w board without cause or provoootion; therefore
forowArn ali persons nom trusting or hArborng her
on my aocOut for will not no accountable for any OF
her contracts. ADAM konEbVhoVvn.o
Ncrmiiion Tp., Ashland CO.. Sept. 90, 1859. 3v0o'
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-02

@ NXTtLLIAM RALsT0N, Watch and
va, w Clock-Maker, ,Main-street, Ash land
Ki, Ohio. Gold and steelPens. and sehoice
variety ofJewelry, kept constantlI hand
January, 1858. SO
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,srArE OF sOLOMON MOUGM. Ono

ESTATE OF SOLOMON HOUGM.-:No'
~ tee il hereby given that the undersigned has been
nfponted and qualified Administrator OF the estate
OF solomon Housh, atc Of Ashland county, OHIO, de-
ceased All persons having claims against said estate
will present them within one year nom date and all
who arc indebted thereto, are uested 70 make I'M
mediate payment. HENRY ,housh'
October 10, 1883. JWNs-
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. /. p. SMITH,

Botanic and Hydropathir Phy'ietdn'
JIIyISG permanently established himself In Ash
III land Ashland county. Ohio on the north street,
opposite Mr. Drums CArdne Machine, he would Just
saw 70 the citizens and inhabitants OF the surround
ing country that he holds himself III resne a. q, ~
lime. TO attend to all business connected With
profession. "a,
Ashland, May a6, 1859 - III
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-02
Dr. Thomas Hays.

Practitioner Of Medicine and Surgery
CAVANNAH, Ashland County, Ohio also
y Justice ofthe Peace, and Notary Public.
April l3.-iyH
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badness CURED.
Ener.on,s American Hair Restorative.

rSoR restorinQ the Hair on heads hopelessly
Raid, and to prevent the hair from falling,
il winnint golden opinions from persons who are
ming II. This is new article, recently intro
duced 10 the public, and will stand on it's own
merits. Some of tho bes citizens oi Cleveland
and Pittsburg, who were hopclossly bald iew
months since, have now the evidence on ihelr
heads to shew OF tsmerits. The propirietorS nave
such confidence in it that they authorize their
agents to take heads on guarantees--pHce 70 DO
agreed upon between the parties
Agents.
... ....,..r C. & J. RIssER. Ashland.
N. SAhGsELL,S
ur HAYES & KINSIsGER, Hayesviile.
,lq C, r. FISHER & CO., Proprietors,
81, Superior st., Cleveland, Ohio
May Is, 1878. iH
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BUSINESS Notifes.
HOTELS.
FULLER HOUSE,
Loudonville, Ohio.

TOsEPH DEYARM IAN having again taken the above
y House will be prepared to accommodate all his old
friends who may favor him with call. o,,,
Oct. IIth, 1859. Flti'
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BY TT7 : CALIFORNIA
LIFE ms URANCE

OHIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF GIN
.''.--l CINNATI, OHIO
srT,Hrs reliable Company is prepard to insure
the Liveso all llpsrsons in good health, oo'h
On the Mutual and Joint Stock plan, their
CAPITAL IS-1O0,OOO DOLLARS!
An mid In and managed by a Board Of Dircc-
fse,or,, composed of men of capital, integrity
.nI iaducnce. This Company will insure the
li,s, Of persons deIirous to visitth GOLD RE-
CIoy Of caIiforHiH. ct per cent. extra. rer'
son, going toctnia should no. ia,'o sVi"Le ,hnin
Iiss' cali And cet a pamphlet and examine the
P'A" L. J. SPRENGLE. Agent.
AHA Ofiice, Ashland Mutual Fire Insurance
Gustavis ostcrlin NJ. D. Medical eI'
,u;.er for this County.
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Vau Nest Midjaugh, Oh, =. ,,,,,n,
Adn,sof NJ. .Row,dee., In Chaneoy' ~ b.. ns"'a"1
Charles Brock. n,.,o. n.
nURsUANT to the command ofa DecIotS Or
der, issued in the above case, from ,HsCou. T,o,o
a Commoa pleas Of Ashland county, and state q
Ohio. 10 mo directed, i will expose to Pablc sa.e
At ,he door Of the Court House, IN said county
" Monday. The 24th day Gt 0eioG'r, .
An. 1889. between the hours OF ten O'Clock, A
N and four O'Clock PM OF said day, the following
described real estate situate and being 10 the
county and State Of ohS 20 "i Gton ia,
:" ,bs original town plot of the village of Rows,
Surrh, beidS ifty.sir feet front and one hundred
l and 6ny feet back from Main street. Also 1ns
west halfof Lol seven,yL7O lying east OF sad Lot
ss,v-nine being of the same size as said Lot, to-
getGer with all tho privileges and appurtenanses
ihereunto belonging. Appraised at for'y-h'e dol
lars. Terms Of sale--cash. - :,r
,r. Ashland, Sept ID, 1883. ewl7 PISA 90
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dhIWhyI usHIHNts5HoH HuH11I NI
inSsruonsthsy want given their sdvsriIsemsBti etss
wise, they wlibs continued uatli ordered ont. and
DO charged By thesquare.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-18
ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

has now become settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physicians ofour CITY that in the Gula
letter. and many other diseases, BRESr.lSGER's FLUIp
EXTRACT OF SARsAPARLLA DANDELIoS, is decidedly
above all other preparations 1t speaks
used and although we have taken the pains
Ing published through the papers, appointing agents
for the sale it, yet almost weekly receiving or.
states BY persons who by some chance heard
of its wonderful curative The following from
gentleman OF Vermont few days since, it for u
DEAR DocToR E. r.-.
80 The two bottles ormedeine got from ro,,
whenn Wheeling, have nearly cured me; please send me
more by Express ~ ~
Yours Respectfully.
is by nearly all Physicians OF our
city, not qlack medicine, have them
quaEted with the component parts and we now saw 10
such have not the opportunity of making ii known
to- that 1t is entirely free from all minerals and ia NOT in
the least incompatible with any PREPARATIONS
dine, Fowler's solution, or other properties
To be had Paxton & Lakes and F. YahrInp and so,,
wholesale and retail by ~ ~ SO1A
BRENTLlNGER& ARMSTRONG
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheenr ",
July 81, '52. - s q
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel

Cor Weni SToadtruy and Franklin street. MIG York
this Establishment be "a very correct rpr.,
"A sentatiomoia LADY IN CHINA, under the iNFLU.
ENCE OF OPIUM, head tongue, and hands IN nuon. H.
only OF the kind country u Iarpe.
Snu best collection oil Ancient and Modern Coins in the
Inc hsu'e oil Soldier III the Continental Uniorn blue and
bleeches, CATERS DC. DC. Also Bids OF Various Plum
se some curious Freaks o Mature, Indian Inplc nnIs ri
war Shells eials, Gold, Silver Copper and other Ores
Rlch OIL Paintings line EIsravss, many Other nI
ana valuable CurloScS, Statue Ill
lection cannot be lound any Establishment OF the KIND ~,
The United States double Cali, which is universally
om the neck down 10 the middle. they iu grown nn
perfectly ormcd aEuweIc b, ought The town of ymr
Jefferson county, State OF New York. by John Jcnnss
a Live w hite Kat
Is Games Tor ENcIcsc aid Amusement, Billiards. i.ark
Cannon and DonInOes y Billiard Room with two sne,
did Tables, IS also attached to the house. t
HMENTS.-DinIer and Supper parties can he
accommodated at short notice. The Larer will be-
supplied with all the delcacics season. Game ovs
teIs Beef Stcae Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets provided
at any hour. ~
At this Establishment, may be seen celebrated lirI
NJ lNo, That VIII repeat aNnUst anything alter strarcr
REORGANIZATION Tor political meetings OF any pariy
The Subscriber having become Proprietor The abov.
celebrated Establishment. and having various alten
tons Is prepared TO accommodate the Travelling Public am,
transient BoardcIs In style not
Hotels OF the city OF New York. Room
collection OF years, VIII
II under the Charge oil Mr. Thomas Riley,
WiLeS; &c 'Sc. Connected with the above is a REPEC.
TORY, where meals will he all hours of the 1oy
and evening. Private martial Er;creet
Committees, Private dinner Supper PARTIES DC 40
he public are respectfully invited grant him share %,
their patti oEagc.
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprie,or
- Persons wishing pure Wine and Spl may dement,
on having them genuine at this Esta sllneit ~
n B-Prlvac families Supplied with Dinners or Summers
~ superior style Tor Parties oil number.
live homes and of glass silver sent out 10 sr,
OF the City FREE CHARGE. f
Emf IN MI nDN-
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CONGRESS HALL.

subscribers take pleasure in informing friends
and the travelling community generally, that they havc
this day taken of that well established and IA
vOrably known Hotel.
CONGRESS HALL,
~ Third nd,Chesnut streets
They had thoroughly repaired and
modern improvements introduced furnished in stve
Of elegance which will at render it unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience.
rhs decidedly the hest located house in city, being
IN the immediate vicinity
House, and many other public buildings RI
Lines OF Omnibuses leave for the
lew innntes their head quarters being within one
of this House. g.. 1851
The subscribers are determined to spare pains in
traveller. rs...- ~
MORRIS {: JACKSON, Proprietors
James E. Norris, who is known to many ortbe bnsI
mess men visiting the city, lately Hardware house
OF James Duncan Co.. and formerly proprietor OF the
nent of the House, assisted by polite and competent
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BURNER,S
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

POWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA
IINHE p opretors oil these Springt prepared To
L ccive and accommodate visitors. This delightful wa
teng place is situated eight miles east OF Woodstock
building Gone bundled in length commenced last
| BoARDERSi and number OF Cottages or The use 81 81
Families have been erected convenient to boarding
These SPRINGS consist of wmrr Blue and BLACK
SULPHUR CnALr9EArTE LIMESTONE and SLATE, all having
their fountains within circumference thirty
the work of Natures labratory They send forth
Of daily They sle situated & r5Ss1 Id
si the ground gradually rising south and east
which presented the eye the behoder one Of the
most enchanting landscape views the country To the
south, southeast, and east, there number
rising at distances OF from % yards and from
lvo ee ABOVE Inc level bottom in front and to
be approached from the east rear by gentle ascent
ting srurs its deep raynes, lofty peaks presenIs
panorama which, or bold outline and pleasing va 10
decd the scenery presented TO view from the submits Of
The and Fort Mountains embracing the Page
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, be seen he
In addition the Springs proper there are number Of
celebrated Mountain SPRING 100 yards distant q The
above is Chay beate, sending forth mpd stream; y
I the south from the Springs about thu quarters OF
cate Spring The Spring recently opened amid the
beautiful group o. WILLOWS that shade the Sulphur Springs
lies. completes the list ti'
picturesque valley through the passage formed bv
the proximity he mountains twelve miles to bs
natural dee tho rocks towering 10 e VeIr Of this
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration
On arriving at the Springs, invalid has at on,e with
drawn from the and perplexities tolls and
of the busy world and recuperate exhausted
ges by quafng the waters that necessarily How
around him. and parakng the viands Thai are n;
prepared for the nouIishnent OF hsfrail body. '
We will state for the benefit those who may NOT r.
aware OF the fact, that large farm attached io
or stabbed they may prefer
The Bar will be furnished with the choicest LIQUORS
Cigars, Tobacco, &c. 4"'Aa'
An attentive oster will be in attendance and
TO the different departments OF the house; and
shall be done that contribute the com ort nr .e
guests. Vi 'He
Persons visiting the Springs from the North can leave
baltimore in the morning. and arrive here The ne~ @
ing. by the way Winchester and Woodstoek PerSn
from the South will leave Stanton in the mornng 80
at Woodstockto dinner, and the Springs 10 tea
For the amusement OF those who may wish TO na rtc
pate in such exercises, Ten Pin has been
Bath House. with everything requisite for Bathn.
has been erected for the accommodation visiters
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aug21
PROSPECTUs
AMERICAN WIG REVIEW


the originai Prospectus of tine American RsyjsI
sued al Washington by Mr.. Cotton, lis former Pc
.of anu Ector, number OF the leading Wing Ment.l
me Iwsnty-seyenth Congress C1S!5-6O subscribed
Nance 10 the following resolutions
earnestly approving he plaE OF such Nationalel
Ione needed and OF manifest Importance, the undst
agree 10 contribute for its rages from time to iH1
CoHnunicatons as may be Necessary 10 set forth ~
lend the doctrines OF the United whig Party OF the
Signed by George p Marsh Daniel D. Barnard, y
Iherson Eerrien, J. r. IDgersoll, e. Joy Morris,
Cnngnan, Daniel Webster, r. C. winthrop, Thouni,
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, J. p. Kennedy, WIN. S. AID
Ruius Choafc, Alexander II. Stephens''
An engraved portrait of some DISTINGUISHED persoi'
De lopDa IN every number OF the Review. They WI.
any &c portraits OF living American Statesman, and y
evaI that IS possible, will be accompanied with AZ az
NC Memoir OF the person represented. -,
he hrst objects of the Review arc of course ~
itls designed to set forth and defend the PyfHef
measures, and the of the United Wig Partgss
Union has been matter OF Just reproach to tlht
that though 1t embraces its due proportion of the y
gcnce and learning of the country, it has osaI;h
Monthly Organ devoted to the expressicn and dsfs
its opinions and measures. The cesiuctors OF the
can Review have done what III them lies 10 Ten9Wi
renI zach, ny securing buttons from
and truth.
The literary department OF the Review Min az
spirit with the political. ~ - -
TERAs-Singie subscriptions 50 year, ia atg
Subscriptions TO clubs Of not less than ten persons
CHAMPION BISSELL,, PRbltil
ans24- .--... 100 Nassau. st, New IL
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! NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott
IAN \ INTER isssPan !: mo-.

1YoL. EMO, SI,25
M NO s.s e. ANDERSON, have Just ready In duo,
= ~. TIL, The CAMPAlGNo OF GENERAL SCOTT
vo viii Mex S, by Lieut. Raphael Semmes, Us<
Iia account OF General Scott,s brilliant a;smr
pSrtia n Of All II bs s; ss az
spirited and extended sketch Of n. lac, MI
Fslg The author is attached to The Can
y connected with the ArmyF3ad CS,o 1efsne
alter ~ Clear anu vigorous syle and II is drn
III nis commenced Its perusaI, lay IL aside
One OF the most gallant officers in the NAVY
whoic volume, as work ofinteIect is worfbv n Its
Gas department to which it belongs-Goui,1-,g a
1T IS no small praise 10 the author TO saw that W.,
S1S tVnrES history evidently so fairly written-Lie
it volume full ofinstruction and interest He ,,;.
i've Of rs ID S;t st! erehng his nar
the distinguished actors intnGesnO@gga IRE
we nave seen no work which has given such vivid T.
of Cen scott's Campagn-SouteTr fss. OF Inc event.
CS. Co. STANDARD '"e'iVe "ork.-chGTi,,
we md IN this hook, The mOst life like s...r;n,;o,
men ana thilgs-of Scenery and Socety-of "n a
Rerier. E7-77'S 800 ieSu---MGsonit
We follow with interest renewed, as We advape, n, ,
thumbs rom Vera Ca aolfsfr whose marches and
ries OF maneuvers absoute in Tie 49,, Sc
military Strategy.-Ci1. GGz. ""A'S I"
His original descriptions are drawn with great f.,
he Is lively anu spirited narrator His battle skete
are extremely vivid and produce deep mpr on S
imagination He criticses the military operation in -
~ . m
The very best book which that war has called forth
Philadelphia Pyesbyteria1: ~ 'A'-
In reading ofhe descriptions or a.,.r
anu one can hardly wonder at the fascination an
enthusiasm productive of the almost incredible mills
PToress repeatedly displayed during the Mexican
Princeton RerieLr. ISIS
The books more than eadabe; its statistics, and f
and sketches give the reader clear an acco1nt Of
If not in value, to Major Ripley's HstoTyHM y En-
gelisf. ... ...-.--s :, r. t. '''
Pays warm tribute to the many admirable qualitj,,
that eminent commander, Gen SCott-H1Tper.s bdg1,f.
AGENTS wanted, TO circulate this work in all
the United Staes with whom liberal arrangements ~,
be made for canvassing particular counties or Iistrr
Orders must be accompanied with the cash.
U1 ELIroRs giving this advertisement two or more i;
serons, shall have copy of the work mailed to theT
tisement MOORE & ANDERSON P6Iisb.rSu 'H
aug 2l.t %. West Fourth street. Cincinnati n
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Cincinnati Hydropnthic Or
Wafer Cure establishment

HE above Institution is now open the reception OF
on the Carthage pike Jew rods from the Hsmx,.
ton Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad, the rear and at
it easy OF access to those DESTROYS o. enjoying the
To the lover of nature parts the country can r
eoIe s y1et Es OF than
Cure There nature and art combine rendering the view
The large, and beautiful Edifce displays the t,s.
o. me al LAT glance The neatness and elegance OF tho
present themselves to the invalid cannot fail To- ,
this Establishment desirable The Halls are erten
can range at pleasure free from atmospheric nfinences in
and neatly furnished; the Bath Rooms ample and co,
lnodious being for the application OF wafer In
Gymnasium Hail. seventy feet long where patens
win have an opportunity Of restoring their muscular
nsh The watcr for this establishment clear pure so
s %nfeP bot so sn%
are remarkable for healthnness purity OF
think Of more desirable Places or tbose can
health; than this Institution.
p having had much experience in the Treatment,
disease for many years bees leave to inform public
those committed to his care Mrs PEAsr, who has for
esera years. devoted her attention treatment OF
for 50 IMPORTANT station will special charge of the
nee par me m frosysus ute with its OF
which Prostrating the energies destroying The use
this Institution successfully Independent or DC
supporters OF any kind To this subject would invite
perform perfect cure. fes' ~
Persons visiting the Cure by the the Cinc;n,,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, will stop at the caTtbaeo
station Patients are requested to bring two comfors
bles two blankets two coarse Sheets towels and
TERNs-The terms for Board Medical Services ,s -,
win be ten dollars per week. payable
charge. Some deduction be made to tbose tvb
nd necessary to spend length time in the Instn
day. lffE -FIEF7AT : 80 wv "'iieis per
examination - " 'he H'se
For further particulars address
D. A. PEASE, MD ASST
c,r.h,.n t1,,.,, o. Proprietor and Physician.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-18
ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

Ecing ratives, scenes and incidents i'm IN. ,s,
nv THE LowLY' by w l.. q. Smith, ESQ
opec OF 1he author Is TO represent the condition
e oaNe MS rude but comfortable abin his daily occ
slave the impulses we'd views OF Tie
HottherL fanhropist, &c, &C., and TO rem esen Inc
assiohs ana in their ors as the same
ale uspayeu IN the humbest society thus
mat III the case OF the STARE least, eonfentn 6oS
aPteSS man TeedoM and at the same TO
az 1t is class OF people, viz The Planter to whom us
every day life, is well calculated win the aniabe ind
ment OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia
2-Ihe Plantation-.Unclc Toms Laziness
5-Sobrety and Merrment.
'' THE Punishment.
as 5-The School Master.
'' 6-Family of the Planter.
90 T-SChool Keeping.
:. S-The Secret League of Rebellion.
I" 1D-lndependcncc Day,
!" 1.-The Overseer
l2-School Masters Lessons OF Fl eedom
l3-uncle Tom and Dinah
1i-Midniglt Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dlnah.
lG-Smday
1.-THE oycTseeI's Conlmlnca al ton to tho Planter
a. lS-The Suspicion.
ls-School Master $ Uneasiness and Departure
2O-uncc Toms Notions OF Freedom.
I" 2i-lis Determination so the State OF Free
donI.' - "
@2-The Escape
23-The Pursuit.
2l-Buhalo-The Boot. black
:. 25-iard Times.
26-Uncle Toms SoliIoquy.
." 25-Thc Alarm.
2S-AmeTcan Hotel.
2g-The Free Negro.
31-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
:2-The Interview between Master and Slave.
33-Uncle Toms Decision.
q 3i-'Back to Old Virginia.
d 35-Conclusion.
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PREMIUMS FOR CLUES.


Mechanics, Manufacturers md Inventors
fTAHE EIaHlu VOLUME of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
Il commences on the 18th OF September II is principal.
y devoted TO tho diffusion practical kno,yedge
and is enently calculated TO advance the great NJ
ndustry-NecGnicat, Manufacturing and AsricutTqI-
the genius and master spirit OF the nation .
1t is unrivalled Journal IT'S and Schemes
maintains hlge character at home and abroad
The Publishers pledge themselves the future VOL
tunes shall at least equal If surPass
Among the subjects chiefly brought forward and discussed
IN ITS columns, are: Civil Engineering, Agriculture Kali
roads, Bridges, Agricultural Implements,
Metal Flbrous and Textile substances, Machinery for bc
purpose, Chemical Processes DstilIing, COIorilg &c
and Gas Engines Boilers and Furnaces Iathemati
CAL Philosophical and Optical Instrurients Cars CARR
Flaming Machines Tools for LuTlber, Brick Macbinas
Farming. Fire rms Electricity, TelcgTaphs Surrcai ~
strn!nens, &c. besides Claims all Patents Reve,yS
NOTICES. OF New Inventions American and Foreign Tbs
work Is IN form for binding contains sere4aL h,Ir,a In
'GrngS, over four hundred printed matter nd
copinus Index Nearly all the valuable Patents
weekly from the Patert Office illustrated with LneT,
gs IN Its columns, thus making the paper pertcci ac
chancai cyclopcdis for future as for
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