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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07
TIE INDIANS OF NEBRASKA.

Tie Report of Commissioner Manypenny on the con-
dtion and views of the Indians Of Nebraska, whom ne
recently visited, is deeply interesting document
which we trust will be generally and carefully read
1t suggests many more thoughts than we have now
room to print and indeed we prefer that our readers
should mainly DO their own thinking on the subject
The irresistible decay of Aborgines when exposed
TO the debasng contact of Cviizaton-the faint and
transory influence of Christian teaching on the char
acters and habits of most Of them-ther inyinci0le
incidence and Unsuitable appetite for =" fire water -
and their natural reluctance to be again SOLD out
of house and home and moved away into some unknown
wilderness-all are painted by the Commissioner in
strong and natural cOlOrs We do not feel quite sure
that the functions of landobber can be happily
with those of religious exhorter and aPprehensve
that in the poor sayages conception Christianity VIII
lose more than Policy expect to gain by our Com
missoner's appearance in that compound character.
Ii we were very anstical in devotion to the Res
olutions of &C." we might demur to U. s. officer 8
undertaking the role Of missionary in such position
but as things are we rather ike it.
1t is plain enough that the greater portion Of the
Indians land can and viii be bought next summer, and
speedily occupied by white settlers, if the Jealousy of
Slavery does not prevent On this point, we anticipate
Developments of decided interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07
xxxuId CONGRESS. ...Fnsr SIS


SENATE. WAsHNGroS, Tuesday Dec o. ls,1
Ancr Tho rsdpc OF the journal message was recover
from the IIouse. announcing the nfotinSnt 81 a IN
miiice ~ intern the President Thar oen Houses w. ~
ganlsed and prepared q FeceiNe @'y 0'''NuH'''' ~
nirht have g. make " H.,
Nr pOpGE ~ Iowa otl'rcd O. resolution ihH hse
Ccmuitt,c be appointed On TIE past Of the s'Aa'e'
Ms,srs. popGg of Iowa, anl BELL ven appointed
salt Iswwititc. -, c.rf,,,f.
M CWtN n,rsdcceA bi granting lani 90 q St .s
e. kallrcsa nVm san Fsnsi SO Ma ne NaiIi9 ~, -
S.sfanacs,s ~ he brunday Il 0gceoa lie sAi soas q.
sfe elise q shc lass session ai ,he nae % vas a
ea.ssep 81 dc tssiSc Eaiireai hl be prea ~ - "a
shb ssssisy 81 wSsM al IA no rAssas7 - ~ - -.
tti Ia ss&es g. ge4een sAa ysoa.s@ ns =" ~ ,,
tsss - evgM ssgls dss sHNas'S '''S Va s''
g. rt,,,f,' s.s s~ssssi,sr directing he { 'a ntfce
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49, y : ~ ~ sste@. An sis@sAs '@' gi''' :" fN''N
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s., <s3..l,1 ~ u S4Ssss Ns,'ssf .ae i'N'~'"' -
lss ..,g sssrss ~ ,as igseasssss1 till ,.,,,r
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

Tis laiest gss.lsad asd blooiy .bonss bas.nsN u
boaihsss DsmScrsue Or YiibBrtorag m lnIfsctsre. 10
he designs u Great Britain GA Caba ar .aniIs
tim u that Island. Ia word 10 ths utter dest-ucos
u the peculiar Institution BY such corei prormi:cs
II any ole ought 10 know about this Africanzat
nnt,er-wbich we venturcd 10 riicule on its wo'al
sppariiion IN Tie BasingtOa Union AMI Tie Ns0- York
Timss-it IL Lord Howien the British Embssalor at
Nodrid We publish, accordingly, letter from that
authority written 10 reply TO one addressed 70 him by
Mr. F. p. Corbin. of Virginia who IS well known in
Paris having resided there long time This letter Is
decisive as to the real objects OF Great Britain in Cuba
and gives quetrs in fact, to the last flibastorn,
ghost 4
The lilibusterers must now try something else.
What shall il be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07
FROM WASHINGTON.

From Our Own Correspondent.
WAsHmGroy, Tuesday Dec g. 1883
The Massage falls dead eaden dulness has settled on
Congress.
The Postage Stamps sold amounts to sl62o9C2 ie I'm.
velopes, sc95292 90.
The Postmaster General complains OF circulars being sent
at one cent and recommends that the United States own
the City Post Offices h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

The German newspapers announce the death OF
Gen. Voy RADowTTZ, personal friend aud iavorite
Of the King Of Prussia in the events Of lSiS-i9 be
acquired European celebrity the ANNA HoreHs OF
the King His wish was to consolidate the Prassan
supremacy over Germany, in order 20 tear her from
the influence of Austria II may be said that with tho
cud Of his political activity three years ago. expired
the last breath of the dream Of German unity
nounced BY the celebrated Dict Of Frankor, IN lsi'
Ito was the last ssatssaan Of chat way 81 hleAlas
During bis short administration Minister 81 Fefeisa
Affairs in Prussia In 1850 no called she aaisa - ass
against Tho Austrian assumptions and IA paNgssf ~
,he revolution el lease cassel nlp psiss wAs Do
seated b, Tho united influence u ,siA AssistA As1
che uha conservatives u rsseass ~ re sanss e@e
10 We. rsssenalt rsssssvssj +, "a Esnssa4 NsAAs,
paa thws stilsvI ~ atAnss sae aiesstA ~ AAA~ }As
ssvg,0,e,s, wes sstAswssA sssis1 A. ~ asss Msst
'ss rs pisas, hsiA sss~~sa As sN.s a. Maisfss MAJ
,sv.N .sS ~ Ass,sAa pssl eta.Asqsf'Aa astss a.
r,,.,5.~.s VI ~ rs..s,s MS,xssss.t ssss S.ss
w't2 ,~,ssS ,s'Sss's se,9 'S9.e.sy2 ,e.ss 40 ~
w. .-fYY, sYsssc-S p ~ Mn, gs~.esy.n' pAss, ~
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is-rr,.y~. te e-s r-.1 n y.is2ss .YS ,s>1,1iso.
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rlt.7s' -141 VI nrs fsY, e-e-1ses -.7s N s7ih th.t
n'N~r nr1 cr,sse,ss ~ . iicst sirso,r.- ~ n
sH1.H t~r+ ,1tYsf friia tl6 '4t9r-t '--,
y ~ $40 " f14Atdt- W N~t c.'hea ~ Sf'--h
N.4 W. Va ifqt3s Az, N Csh~rbg ~ SO
alrtlu .UE-l!t aAIrUL.kLy Ng,a. .rl4.s sts~h f'fr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

The steamship Humboldt, from Hayre via South
anpton for this port, went ashore yesterday morning
near The mouth of the harbor Of Halifax and Is total
wreck. The passengers and crew all saved and ar
rived at Halifax On inquiring of her owner, Mr.
Mortimer Livingston, as to the amount of insurance,
be declined giving any answer from which we infer
there must be heavy loss somewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

a. ha,.sslnas ~ h1 s.l - f'a'sA' 'hs ~"
sitaiu.a a. g. lisai n-iia"si h"sa q 'A''' %
lflt,f i.u Iilnat ~tish 49, ntaf eaf ha '"F
,i.l 90. iiasisssi tai liaalg aiiasisi li
ma s.daa u ils Messas zoos MT sssla - al ~
.,,,..i ,onaiL Wo ibani ibe rias,isst iof fessne'
io, IA vitiin ven reasonable dimonsions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

KATHAIRON OFFICE, No. l6l Broadway, up STAIRS,
b a nS l e e. ss' o hSo iKRsS a
written ssismtri Of lie amount q heF ass up 10 D c l.
0nee, On lAandsy Dec s. a. Z Osok 81 order Of me Com
RIDDNG's RUSSIA SALyE--A Boston Remedy
Is With this remedy IN the house aphycaa IN na'
St'h y 4, a. oi y s at ~ go, IN,
seeTt nh wound ,Se severe 6ara are a. oaes relieved b.
II AB ID SANDS Agents sod ~ RING corner Jonas
More Testimony from Iowa in favor of HooTLAND's
GaHNsr BiTIIHs prepared BY Dr. NJ JsoE5oS Phad Pni
The grsste remedy ios e.e OF me Liver Sneh aaA Nervous
c L, D CR5oewrII Iowa jan o 1851 saM YoaI
have reeomsneed T. 70 be ssen 70 remove DE ~ IS te oha
800 I'D ess,sl il ifsrert.rn,sd rsdssi eufeo
1 y1rwooD Davenport iowa Avg % $751; saii: "For s3ns
article q ea .s who h, u'sd sAs 9. "a,
The more they were asked ir Thoy nave the a lew day entirely
Tbse Bier. are entirely Vegetable possessing ses, airs
over even snea preparation a' they never P''ss o sF'
For sais BY respectable vsnaer everywhere
Fer &c 81 hew lel H. b sAso5 10 fo sat9ast CT
AID BY d sseSens .r,vhsfs
ALt-PAN AND ALL DISEASES CAN BIZ CURED
Tue .hos and ~ arc aaae h sa s't va3'. s'. -
Res, Neelesl Aasleis boob 81 v,s sld ,as a'ia f
ihOse wac IN D. Reies Msaass us gaa @ f.,s. E.
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Tesssses srss inyssai.ss ~ shy.s ,s,s u 80
let tnerges By rah3s - s nd ag f2Na ., ~ vass
fsrosto de mind u ds 81 tag s.s g'.si
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ntde The - X-ay esi4f 80
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Sss o. srosSss :. sryesss :, fsaa. ss.h
DR. y. s. ROSES MEDICINE DHY9T. EE.oVED -
Ne 10 fuit ,ssoo1 Ger - B3ttgsr Gel 80 D.
tbsir proJsr mods Il fsf.,r
1t may be for yeafs and i fasg b. ~ ~sss fass
you viii Ice J0a baafy ~ c. - sssxfks tx
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Pagl. Ne . Cgsalsref
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hoofs OLs toz n itgsss fsIs.ts Ws'slf
ko.Issstss eorsh st seH o.-f s5t>< y ,e. ~ 80
fefE aai skiafg
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fsblshe< W Hesef Wsstss ~ ~ 5.,~s 4, ~. .,..
f.rT oi.sr ~. rsecs = p $500. ~ ei.s-- .s}
o ssss< ts15 gtsa~ n s'ss ss-t.a>s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

,.ss.assf - 49, s.,. " a. fts,,a for ihs h0sE "
lesss ssss's u saasi ~ go thsi ne k'sr Of Pre-
- gisssfyss tis psfssli ffisn4.llpior RtDp"uk a.
"a, "a tesasA si.eosftafs a ths lsstsr n iaised
h BE sssfh I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

SERIOUS ILLNESS OF Ex-GovERsoR HCSr-By a too
graphic dispatch received in this City yesterday wo eara
that Ex Governor Hunt lying seriously IL at Lockpor
His physician has but slight hopes of his recovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

WING PRIMARY ELEorIoSs-Ihe two Wbiy General
Committees met last evening a: the Broadway House aud
fixed upon Thursday Dee Is as the time and place Of bod
ing the Wing Primary meetings for the election Of Des
gates to the Wing Senior Junior and Ward Committees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

Tie reelection Of n. BOwditch Blunt 10 the Office Of
DistrictAttomey, which Chauncey shaHer moie5tly
protected against because of the ballots read Ma
tsnel b. instead If H. BOwdtch, has been declared by
tie Board of Canyassers without dissentient vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

Donna Maria H., Queen of Portugal died on the
18th November, in chdbed, and the King was mDe-
diately declared Regent until the majority Of the Prince
WHO is in his 18th year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

Another QUICK PAssAeE FROM SAN FRAscIsco.-fhc
clipper ship White Cloud Capt Cressey arrived at this port
yesterday in cightyseven days from San Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

summary OF the principal points in the Postmaster
Generals Report will be found under the telegraphic
head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

,...o, rss ,se t,,o'.' '',e''. ~ %"
.t'.. ....t ..... ell I..Ai i.. sa,l va. N tii f'
SIS ...', b, %. s,...., ,.'is, .4i 70 ~-.i,, .l
81. iI ,ll sea fth. sttris'siHa rl
4 uUtcH y N'e A'rlan riaues.
w..s u.ia t.e q. 60 SEA .s' - h-a e-'
e., ,.,....,s. .,,A. ns.s \, ga pts.a.s,
g.. ~ rtsatss ii,fs usstfsi
CtntApoeos ilqpid nai, De viii taesegm Che
r,, .s g,,.s. ~ x 'ss p. ''S e ESD ed
- ts..,.rss,'s ~ q a.'s, i.ss.s
uve p,r ANn Was. -H,rcnstpRs Mandatory
Is. s, ses'ea e, No 20 E.s,ar,, r. Ss .ppss
ss ., s anco, iisn pys ana she s,s Of a.. as""
~. aaa tosrefs Nus lal,sis n''n' s %. s's - .l
Christmas Is coudns, and those N seaSs ., rhs
ss,s.,s s.ssf u geasss 70 .,D . .sa ,s psrisd
ssrs,,s', ei iioias, ffssss'' g.. ..,,,or
o,.r.o.,s IN eyory variety of style for winter;
vs VI Ai, 'f Bs1 ~ Sc. ana IS jshn.. cor,
an. .t,,nton Of Real Estate buyers IA requested 70
siuscs .. " s end lSs,, At is O'clock 70 Day
- ifs Aari,1esis Office No % tin,-'t
Colp WATCHES, valued at so to 800 each,
Nav be had had q 6S yqe AZ, .,.b lucky for
p....,-,,,,p, rrnnsas ca one No os5 Broadway
A GREAT BAEGAIX.--A beautiful Piano, by Weime-,
oavc round and mahosauy hsiled only been IA
tse ou4 Cost $500 viii be sold Tor ~ Apply '"a
listtlv 10 foRAcs WATERS No. aJj Broadway
NrmlJoIk u1clD gT1vp3tG,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Z, lo15.
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
&c fee e. ss Commute scns 'ae
INTENDED for nsrrion be sshennted b. he nalae ano
ddfes. ~ he Wrer--not necessarily f publication '~
faJenttc o. his good filth
a, r.rrot r-derfate rejected COMMUNICATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

ADvrprrsrxrsrs for The y urs Of this week must be
- l. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

~ gDNkENpuNvgNtS.
DC oee a. ss taken lnouyuoss Communicated "aele,
Tor insertion mh be authenticated D. he nsae ano
~ The NreT--uot necessarily o. VnhichsS' 't
a ..rro, --5ertsis 70 rctarp rejected Communication
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07
SrWING MACHINES Shirt and Collar Manuao

Sewing 1ioClutB needles VIII
nesf the poiut hereby cautioned agaui Infringing Or
eiua IA ont uAntcd 1915 all nfnSeTs viii BE- hed
responsible according to law The following lie nsod 20
manufacture cell Macn under my said Pns fs
Msssfs Whoee Wilson Go, Grocer Baker Co. the Anercs
uctic Sewing Machine Co and BsrthO Of NewYork Nh
Bliss aud LoIow Of Bosom NessTs Wc1llge heaDe
4 iIoore Lynn, hsss end A b. Bowe ON. Y
HOWE. ia Fatdufec Of ne Ongin4 sc~us Aac1iue
No rs Br0adyr dew York end No ~ Hsnoversf Boston
anti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

Z" IL may be for ycafs and a nay b. a., esff fast
yoo viii loss bessy ~ O. sss<fks ssss se
TOoi4ee rfsfofe isfss Ffs .s..S
everywhere Prsfiy Dtf.f BttEsss Jessg IT, ysf.s -
tab nfeuf No - Dfcl9ssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

RIDDNGs RUSSIA SALyE--A Boston Remedy -,
With this remedy IN the house aphyca 10 Mus
out otcn for ssa real house dlcso Ia
families II always recsssy, for tic slightest cntor scratch the
deepest ncsh burn relieved b.
It. A. H. ID SANDS, Agents Sold - RING corner J1last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

DR. ~ g. Roses MRDIcTNE DgYof. RrH0YrD -
Ne 10 fnltn sstos1 lcsf - B,t1ysr Gel go a. D.
Rcses Asdesi Aifsef fFrs : tt.,. ss. A., sssses sd
their pToyer mods Il fsfsrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29
NYiss Laura Kesne's Absence.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NHw YORK HERALD.
DEAR SIR-In reply TO the assertion 10 the public
ON Saturday last the effect that miss Kssns was ab
sent from her professional duties without notice to
permission from the manager" permit through the
medium of your widely circulated Journal to make the
following statement
Fan lily business of the greatest Importance having
dersd it necessary that either ny brother myself
should undertake journey to Maryland spoke to Mr.
Walack, three weeks since, the subject. On his
presenting that would be pust leave curing the
OF Mr. Bourcicauls comedy deferred my departure.
On Friday last having ceived further nmstion that
the business in question could longer be delayed and
my brother being absent-having been ordered to the
South in consequence Of breaking blood vessel sgn
fed to the Stage Manager how imperative it that
81 oud leave the following night for my journey asking
him to substitute piece in which not concerned
At the time informing him that should be back BY
teyen O'Clock Monday morning, in time to my
eutes On return TO the city, no wevsr aud that the
statement before alluded to- of my unaceountabls ABB
sence had gone forth to the public and my name
longer on the bills Of the theatre. wish that public
which has received with such undev atng kind
ness to believe incapable Of the ngrattude and
want OF courtesy towards them, which the
duct imputed to me would imply
am, dear ir, your obedient servant,
498 Brt aiway-Nov. 28th. LAURA KEENE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29
Defence OF the Cabinct-.Its Objections 60 a
Compromise Party.

[From the Wasi IL g'on Union Oc.. I'll
PROGRESS OF THE CHAMPIONSHIPS BASIS OF THE
THIRD PARTY-Irs LEADERS AND THE II OBJECT.
When the second Presidential term OF Gen. Jack
was drawing to close, the question of the sue.
cession involved the democrotic party in dissensions
from whicb it has never completely recovered. The
defection assumed the characteristics of peculiar de-
votion TO- sound democratic principles, whilst it
sought TO keep out of view its ultimate purposes by
ardent professions of respect and friend ship for the
integrity and patriotism Of the Chief Magistrate.
The alleged errors of his administration were all
ascrbed TO the treacberous counsel Of friends who
had obtai cd and abused his confidence. When the
old hero discovered the conspiracy which was being
concocted for the dismenberment and overthrow OF
The 6emocatic party, he addressed letter to an old
friend in Tennessee, the father of one of the
present California Senators, in which he laid bare
the scbemes Of the intrguers. and denounced their
movement as treason to the democratic party This
let'e wns tie signal Of tia. bitter and unss,snIax
warfare which WA waged against him to the day d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29

the future OF the Indian tribes, in very human .
spirit OF the Pacific railroad, aud the mex pediency
Of making it government work. OF the progress Of
the coast survey, &c.
OF the weakness of the navy, and of the expe
dency o. Strengthening 1t at once, by the addition
of some Efficient war steamers; with some illusions
concerning the overhauling OF the existing mail
ct, ship contracts; and OF the employ ment OF our
various little squadrons afoat during the past
year.
OF the failure Of cheap hostages, notwithstanding
the admirable management OF tue Post Office de-
partu ent.
Ard various other subjects, we suppose, are
touched upon, the whole being woven together
upon woof of free trade, strict construction the
rights Of the South, and " manifest destiny" But,
judging from tie c0mpactDess Of the inaugural we
may venture to say that very little of the message
WI be taken up with superluous arguments upon
Vi eless distractions.
The message WILL of course, embody the cream Of
the accompany ing documents from the several de-
partments; and upon the whole we shall have q
highly favorable exhibit Of the practical working
Of the complex machinery Of the government.
The message will be sent to the postmasters of
the principal cities, to be circulated as usual among
the newspaper editors simultaneously with the read
ing OF the document to the two houses
The accompanying documents, We presume, will
be obtained by the press after the old fashion. The
Treasury receipts, expenditures and estimates are
made out; but bis report as usual, is behind
hand. Now, the question arises, why cannot the
reports of the Departments be sent along to the
principal cities In advance, to be delivered by the
ptstmasttrs with the message, for immediate publ
catiop on the reading of the message in the Ca pitol.
A strong effort will be made to keep the New York
quarrel ont Of Congress. by the democratic peace
makers This Is the object as many believe, Of the
present visit Of Hon. Henry A. Wise, of Virginia,
snd Hon. John Y. Mason, Minister elect to France.
From the remarkable agreement in the music of the
Washington Union and Richmond Enquirer, there
is evidently an understanding between them, and
the whole democratic press Of Virginia is joining 10
the echo. The plan Is, doubtless to rally the whole
virpinje delegation in both houses TO The support Of
the President, either with e without change In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29

the Cabinet leaving that matter to his discretion
Mr.. Wise knows what he is about la spite OF all he
can do, there may be a ministerial crisis, aud q
change, and Mr.. Wise may turn up next His ser
vices at The Baltimore Convention ought not to DC
overlooked.
In an article found in Spanish paper, declaring
that Spain will submit to the British West India
policy 10 Cuba rather than permit that island 10 fall
into possession the UH'on nas proof positive It
the designs o. John Bull upon the key of The Calf
OF course the Union speaks by authority. All This
s nte ded 10 prepare the two House, to rush TO the
rescue of the South and the Ca oinet Gushing espe
cialy,) upon the Cuban question. PETER e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-13
LSTRAUB. r. HAZLETT.
ISAAC STRAUB & CO., MILL FACTORY,
III Corner Of Front and John Streets Cincinnati Ohio.

'f "a Magazine street, New Orleans
ar The above is Wood Cut SINGLE geared Queen
We Manufacture Cob Breaker OF great strength and durability
Of operAtion
Corn Mill into Stock Feed Mill bat few
to put it on take il of.
lily Of French bu To grind Wheat Corn and Stock Feeds calculated
for steam horse These Mills have been by
city, Fairs have aed carry
miunon awarded beantifl silver medal
Mills also took two hst pmus as the best Mills AZ two Annual
MILLS water or horse mower
THIS Mn was operation by horse power at the Ohio State
Fair 1885, when awarded premium and splendid silver
medal.
ENGINES Az articles fer ease of operation, ~ seu-
and durability surpassed by u in
All our srtes are warranted as eprsead-or saleat ouio
Of transportation aud the money refunded.
S For full description and monas Of merit
refer those nesed 70 our pamphlet to be had at factory where
NoTEMr Kimba the partner j. II. Burrows while s,hbiing
Barrows Mil at State Fair last Fall boerous
grind thus Wce'er grind. tie most regarding quality
quantity was to be the c~or q eo,n ' each and a
sranb to eighteen inch mill
Burrows Co spt 70 rSq r tssnty inch mill
81. straub to a twenty ~ iueh Mill
THIRD TRIAL
Sraub to u twenty inch mill.
Burrows Co. TO thirty inch mill.
when the pinch came that bosse,ous courage popped out
To the apoye now arsnda challenge grind besd
Iwil my eighteen QUEEN OF THE SOUTH with cob
MUM AT THE OHIO STATE FAIR hast fall against
inch Burrow MIL VIM and Kentucky stock Feed
business have entire APPRECIATION Mr. Pomroys
crushr as an auxiliary Should single Article grind
mills tus plaase then hundred dollars as
Come don't be nothing like walking straight
into the merits Of thing ISAAC sTRAUT
To J. II. Burrows d Co. janis Sin