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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-30
r,op SALE in MASSACHUSETTS COUNTY "A


md ut BUILDINGS aud from 20 ten OF Land situated o.
Ne nat de OF Hempsead Harhor 81 Gea Wood where there
pol t completed and the steamboat Croion VIII run % an
INN {, EN- Mood NewYok Cy daily Ga sAd premises M
'N'N'' ~" A J. BLEECKER No. Z Broadst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-30

NOR SALB-Forty very desirable Lots, etgibiy stu
IN sea in village Of Essfchsss a h ssw 9 ne soana Lac
Wi s. soa cheap Terms q PAY esy AIRY 20 - wISnoS
10 1iyoRrow, opposite 0' A s' As~ ~
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VVARMING and VENTILAIING HOusES.-J

w sNoLNShfs knsasn sytea ey sAsh evssy warmed
ecoea and tie ipsre removed ~ ooassaty
haat cal lie ofos Of OWEN WARREN Achilscf Ne Isl
Broadway. w s>ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-30

OFFtcs MANHATTAN INSURANCE IoafksTt
N' No. it6 Broadway. May "a lsSl !
THE DIRECTORS of the Manhattan Lilo insa
rance Coupauy would call the Of the public 70 he n
vo lem OF lives orth the fospoetas o. We
Comospy which mai be had application at tho oice . 49,
Tbs Cmpapy point security and liberal srransemeo
plans Of Dara CO. excsed by Institution o. me
residences extended ana the s1aSmrHs
The Company made with ibeTalJ AID ideiy
PeIsons visiting and tho Continent OF Europe are .sa
bou sxa csrgs; also travellers by railroads. seAmDt ms
other ordinary modes OF conveyance . .,yo,n ~.
r v xy.urty Secretary ~ ID. MORGAN AoasJ.
ARKAM DUBOIS N. D. Examining Physician A
N' Al the ohce, daily, from to 3 Sclod r. ~
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II respectfully pablo se1o1 hs large AID
Of Lamps Gsndoles, ard ChandeEer iac1dng
the tr4e. ard
rc having the several eufcned THAI
whole Together Tie public viii Ind her advaztaxe
favor us call ce tenz offered
Lowest price. REILLY, No Is CaEat Of Laisaf No
Cariner corner Bedd; No. C11zsr H-sa;
~ =. - 80 nrr-a-
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Real estate for Sale.

N isS These ios ocsopy ssy AGA 10Y and beautiful oc
sna In fell view Of the Eat River SID n ne inmeoiste
N'eech( sier County. Ais0 hns bshing within lftx
TIE Norrisana branch road alreaey 0nit passes throas
ssfx alee the New Roc helie and Seeoad Az Railroad w
lately chartered 10 s expected, viii rsse tnrenen TINS
rvcra HOUSES are building and lots seiins rapidly
ths pTopertv from the City Hall nine D,iles fte 2eiec
AID Other information eppy to d. b. NlNfON, NO.
neal Harlem RAilrosd Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-25

-
CyI0IH ARlHnTsr.-wILson q HUNT 4 90.
pcrters and tcbbers Of goods for mss opy now
prepared With and souP,sfr stock Of oths ssss
acres vestpge overcoatings tseeds HainsA RinminFs
4s 70 which they invite the attention merchant tacr
NGOULTON, PLINPyON. WILLIAMS CO., MP0RN
M srs 81 1obbers Of dry goods ~ oet sssh pesA Ne
vsssy snd No Barclay directly rsax 81 Ne A.
70 their unrvaed stock Of goods which they ceY
ing the beAuul to shich they have lately re-
moved. Their stock Of goods u the sxtensvs
the country and sSbdivided into dspsysmsnS" each
distinct om all the rest Thus stshish SsaS presents
tho Of distinct soskA viSh s
the attention and In each usually
pended upon N ordinary store
Their stock number IL upon tho Goods and bv
which numbers they are charged and buyers
bns and they will ind that tho goods have but
price and that this arm act the maxim thas One
mans dollar 10 ~ good ~ anothers"
pEPAnrnRrrs ARE FuLLows:-
Print and bingham department. locseed the
Dress gooes department located the arss Aoor.
Woosn goods and mons department. located On M
Domestic goods department., ocAssd In she basement
Carpet and ocoth department. iocAted In ths 1asemsuA
Wbe soods and mbrodsfy department. located On the
Dosisry and glove department. located On shs second
all department. generally termed .Yaahss Ne.
uons' located on the second story.
The manager Of each depArtms Interested Ne ~
turns Of his particular departments only consequently ths
cheap TO sell others not well uOderatood entirely
avoided In this sell every style sf rood
To parties Of known they are prepared 10
grant time BY adding the u seven Dor csnS
and kins thei- paper, able haak
BANNER eommission house OF the draesrs
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W~uans, n tAsaS Rstuvn Hone, wa with
n Ss ne: :: -: ~ RsS S': s ss
81: n e ; ss1es sA " .;sA q Rec Rive; s.s
-: :::ss:: ::..s;.ss 81. Ee M s
sss'i
l::s sa.. =: az ~ u. ill
S:f VII: y s::iS and vi :ss:issy md s:sps.ss
Ss S;' S.s R Sivs: =. ass Gssi s ''
Csnse, CoG 9, Conee--Old Government Jaws
coffee roasted snd ground daily In the bsst manner only
:ss...s 's s: = % ss: ~. I. s.s:
sHUTk BOYD's, No. SS6 Hudson street. scar ciarhson
Refined Sugars for Preserving, Cheap =
s. .s " T.
;; II IS 49, s'
sssa %sss .nn MaaSrss
N. SH Ss al
respectable drusgists and fancy stores.
WITS, Toupees, and Hair Cutting, by the
s r. ss Tx. 's e.
sy .S:s 10. .ad1 ~. Water
a q p Sla: NV sofa
n Levess, Dentist, No Gas Broadway DIR.
YSa y n: with =. big
:sSs hours ns rom e his Once
The Old Hair Dyes arc Defunet-A new
r. d e witch h.. .srS
Orc From The south shs East ana tbs West. dow !. Che
isss and in the ssor !.
Sold and applied z PTaH.sf 5fsTs sAor House.
HAIR Dys ana wigs.-Bsssheler's nAnu1Ac-
Ma Qn~nsd
e sss;s =
=: e j. e. e., VIZ ..s S
0suxa~a's LSquia Hair Dye II, wsthsat e1.
:g.s. y: s:s svs isysnss s:x:.: ::
s;as s chap. .S {,
e. u 1ssr ':Ss & BE-
Whiskers, Moustachcs, and Capillary Sub
p,odss:S n forty ITO days y Graham,
s :'ss
Wigs, wIgs, Wigs strangers Visiting tins
:n. .Ss:s
E :. ss, Il: Of long hair ling
Trusses, sAsulder Braces, Elastic Stockings,
s:s: :.s ~: isss
s<sssss At u AAn street. near Broadway.
Health Restored and Life Lensthened, by
Dr. Morses IDv Grating CordiAl.-Inoredulity over
thrown Of testmony which Is perfectly irresis
BILE restores to full vgor delicate function
nected with that Of and
mind, peseEary 20 the reproduction OF human lf To
offsebe mu'culsr frame def iercy in vital
the only If Communicating
that which necessary to tho propsr enjoyment OF
81 the natural appestes we'll Of the higher
Tributes Its beneficial effects not TO either
or to The feeble girl the ang wife the llstless
I'D youth the overworn man Of hunA the victim
debility from the wsskpess Of single organ will al
iw mediate and relief from the Of this
parable JsDovatnr To those who have 40
paralysis will prove complete and unfsiling safeguard
against that terrible malsdy There msny rhspe
who have rifed vita eheir constitution. that tn
thrmt elves beyond the reach Of medicine
taase despair The elixir deals with disease IL exists
without refrer TO and will not only the
disorder ITSELF but rebuild u broken constitution TIE
cordial Is put mp highly concentrated In piat bottles
Price 90 Bar bottle; 80 for 81 al. for S2 G. RING;
rrOprieor 1872 Broadway Sid by druggists throughout
the United States, Canadss and West Indies.
O.. ThousaDd Dollars Challenge ..As q
wsgar pat mt define vender proprietor anti
dotes dbcov OF nme,.s importer II schnapos who
p oduce many oertiHns Nss from the highest
and peteDt authorities from the most cee
ply sic Ard Intelligent patients in favor Of their
trans pastsrs A. may be sho IN In favor Of tho Patent
fu in TIE Of every description of rhe ,atsm
neuralgia debility uterine disease palpa,ion,
plsnts head and toothache SPINAL disease
sud 10 NJ d ubt that they q
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O. ThOus6Dd Dollars Challenge s-As
wsgar TO pat mt define vende proprietor of anti
dotes dicovertr Of lnme,.s importer schnapos
and most Pstept from the most eee rated
trims or pastsrs may be sho vn In favor Of Tho ratsn
Hydro alectre vot'io Chairs They been in nsnsey
ful in the Of every description 1matis
neuralgia nervous debility uterine disease palpitaon
head and toothaehe sriu.! dsoie etc
the history of medicine BY their OF curing all thoss
circulation Of tn. blood Pamphlets the oce
SElNERr s6s broadway, corner Of Prince street =
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M BTRiAON1hl-DR DON MaHuGL3 SRGUIAN
w love powders by tho ~ ~hch person ate
enc 81" OPPOSITE rex evo them with IN. fondsst ascnn
Inc htes " eondfrful Fr sac q Brnndsay nps6 On 10
No 42h 8r adway. sent In IN ,vv,lo 20 TO OH pnrss d
We count 'res OF postage address De DON MANUEL
paclageg for 81. @s' '
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EDUCATION.


EDUCATION -BRooRl w, N. ", Ne 1877 ADAMS
NJ street. Parents wslng % pace thor daughtsss nj
school whtra hoy wiD b. ,horoushy ,auoatad Add
tho comf # home will dni Mrs tog scnda Fronoh
tngsh Boarding School go-opnod On Moody Aug 20
AZ Rs MRAEs'3 PENCE AVID gNGLIsB BOARDING
Va and dap school for yorpt t3es hos. 20 ard 81 Wsg
rtesnth etseet hotycta Ftftp sB3 artf win
nnen ~ ssrdsr oSn,asahe-S
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nc FarIana,e safes ann Trforophnnt.-Au

other eonyinci proof the superiority Of McFAhLANDS
IRE prooi safss cvs all other prOtoct ,sainerc,
10 mo tAs Which cna VOW be seen ut the rains Aths
gr 70 on Iueday nisbs. at ths Peal Strass hSss,
y,e. wac expnaed in tho oil store 81 M-asrs Pond
Hitchcock No SO Voter street. biesen hours 90 the
comtind en cts Of burning ADJ .prits 10 ihs and pa
pos tae nob eytn toorched Co. exa nine and DO oon-
M - - u.
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Defiance snHarun,sser safss-Gmyier,s oar. mr..

EOSERT N PATRICK 10 the sols manufacture- IA tts
nnites States Of the shove ossbrat,d safes and COT
ans eAraDls Defiance hocksthc beat safes looks
oorntned In Tho oYa Depot 1872 Pearl street, door be
below alden lane, formerly 30 John st-soa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-25

GSom's Salgms9pekeF sszese-I4Sng Known
severely te,tesslwsys faiufui 60 their guss tho only
psfes made comb-ing nicb's ssd Wilders patants.-
bTEARNs 4 nAAyIA. nuooesrcss to Rich Coz 40
Wstor street
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peouDt call ouiattont zion q a. cir xtansga
No 40 unnson ttre' Ilirhsop AID opposite tho
Greennich Rank Posss ,ing gent faiis for 3tanidg
sh'cn tens rom 6I nds bey sbed osf gro lbr
h'ueew ems nan ~ store In tho ot2 Please OBJ
s~rym the follow ne pr'oea Young yson of extra 9Th
srd Ravor such usunlly toid 10 Tho basi
DOLLY % kSra curious youg hyson hal in
de CIV ~ ny price only Ga Tyson tuDstfs and sun
IoWd'r tna % tupoder qualify Is Es,rt ooaug tea
usuAlfy sold Tor a., only oueOuB be.
j. rca 10 hs th0 Less In marFN, ~ hne tllsh
lreGkb.t hGa, 81 Ra1prutle or thu address. SlUfG a
BvlD No. so Hudson stleot rear Clarksons
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DICKWICK GUARD, ATTENTION L--THE MEMBERS
are hereby notified to attend meeting ~ tho any
tbis yeolrF NJ oo'scb precisely, the Shakespeare
Hosal ON business Of impori anco. ny order.
81 STACK, secretary pro tenn.
WANTSD-FOR TIE UNITED srATsS CAVALRY
W service, numbtr Of respectable young meu. Good
k9rses ssd clothing furnished. ue No 20 Whiteh al IT,
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TgREa VUy.E


sT,a0TTINa AT saHA7aGA.-A PURSE OF FIVE
hnrdrsd dollsTesil b lyeg on ghg-sdsy August GOTH
~ AZ y. NJ Mile beatR bolt threA inf 10 hara Al
6dfal ssmss b. Flora temple; Wm, Woodruff name.
Taoony q. q. SIAURINo, Proprietor.
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as nsehinss rhoss oSsrae.es or perfect in great
And sold :. our ohfee NO S23 Broadway Nev York;
No 2o Washington st.ert Bostou; NO 81 South Fourth
g4ess Philadephia; No 1853 Baltimore laltuore
end No B7 Rim street, Ctc oinnaj
l. N. t1HGER & Co.. n o. 20 Drcsarsy
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THE FJREMEy.


CARD-AT A HggrINo OF TIE 1EsBEa5 or
~ Gusrl,n hrsno Company 90 held 81 their house oa
their tuIn from TIE fre 10 Pearl ct ". 10 tho
chair was mr. animouly resolved that tender our
ct incero thanks TO messrs Whtock Nichols Co. No.
FrDt street. for the liberal supply Of reroehents fur
nished us that occasion.
GEO. @ BROWN, cbslrm.n.
BrrJ. WHEELER, Secretary.
NoTICE.-AIL THOSE COMPANIES WHO INTEND
70 mite In the reception Of spsuno gagne Co No. 10
ofAbany ON ednesiay evening Sepo .ber 7th 1888 WIN
have not cent representative TO tho former meetings vii
penfo tnotoo TO Thon Lawrence No. 10 roen sloh
avenue, asfoon 40 poss,tls BY order,
EuGRsE WskD. Grsad Marshal.
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MULFs FOR sALK-sEvENTY FIVE CHOICE AND
M best selected Kentucky uIes red in this mar
te for SALE tho Jer,sy Cit, and Bergen Poiss plank
road, milo from the ferry Stages rsIninr eysrv is
minutes Inquire Of J. 8. BISHOP SCO at the yard or
If O. sISeUN corner OF Jersey AAd South mid
street, Jersey City
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August 10 1853
Notice hereby veA that the Board Of Dire tors have
resolved 70 residue Of the capital stock conts
plated BY tho charter Of the association and that the
remaining one will be distributed In ths
epcYsA Of share for every four old shares da
books Of the aon, Tuesday she d Inst
O'clock provided that before the 18th inst they
pay dollars upon each Of the said additional
The transfer books will DO closed srem u T. Of thu
JOS B. COLLINS, yreaxrrsx
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REWARDS
CSO REWARD.-LOST, ON SATURDAY AFTER
UCU last the 10Th instant between the odioe Of
Adams Co.. 80 Broadway and the steamer Connect ,ut
foot Of Cortandt street two Pssk.ses Of p.pe use
to but tho Whoever will return the
70 Co.. 50 Broadway, shall receive the above
ward. c. q. BOWERS.
DIX EEwARD-L0sr, ON SATURDAY. THE 9oTH
pO instant, small whse p0odle dog has been Clipped
all his ears marked with yellow both 1hs finder
will receive the Abeva reward the thanks Of toe
street
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flsn,s safes once mo. O. : Else 10 View or.

leans Tho following oimo, skea,,a
A Marvin arc receiyiog almostday by the mmlI:--
ptsps steaYns Maryie NO ilg wa ~ 49,, ~ 80
Y-rl:-Geptenen- On safrrday night tho ssh fnstans
Ksnhnll. Voc q Co.'s STORE
eortumsd by gro The $40 made by you oonsase th,r
BOOKS and oney, worth many thon. ~
~ caus NO, b. resoo dus,i last when II thn
openoi exhibiting les ogbtv per ect gtsts 81
prtssr alton, NO part ~ them bslsg iojrio1 =
Ipu,s trDiy, Isaac RRrper
Thor instnroe record thGfs
ed to preserve thr he ao,oesA hfo ohols,
foi,pt hand "A h. DEPOT No. lf6 Wnt. strat apd
~ the 70 o'ofy, Of and 50 Nsrk9 plaoo
SiEsRNS q oNNVfN,
Successors TO Rich Co Ne. 1i8 Wntor stroes.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

hOkNSASs SSksIN1AOANS. CGls
TOR sALE-A SPLENDID TEAM OF FAST WHITE
semitic in double Inquire At stable
Columbia street. near Atlantic. Brocklyn
TOR sALE-A BLACK snRsE u HANDS HIGH
Of anS:s The "a "a. so ii IL
stables, No. 5 0reenvi Street.
EoR sALE--A SPLENDID Bay HORSE, sIxTExN
and half hand. hish =: -srsateo sound aad hind IN
s viii ss ys..s .prioS can tros mile inside
n aase IN: s:
syears old, free and ry,t driver suitable for sny
s ras.i sses horse s2 st
yfs;; old .Is ted .suns and hind
vii hr mile @ ana i:S s n l
sss ~ ::li siSs'sy s. "a. ~
EoR sALE-A BAY ABDALLa Al MARE, Is HANDS
.ns family r.: - horse
" SI! Sssn sre 1'''A Tor h'f Apply 70 IA
Eon ssrE- ONE SADDLE AND Birdie; ONE BOX
yieS r.sass' sgsss, or. s large slssk gr:yAssas;
sps l. JACOBS 10 GSs.5sm street. - ' T.
hi.h ;iiss yer; Old E:.r:".sa .cSsd iisS .ss
EoR sALE-Ao FIRST RATE BUrcHERs CART.
IL almost now. Can DO seen 1t Is Hester street.
TT ABRIGHT BAY HORSE I6,s HANDS HIGH or
elegant form, perfectly sourd ."d ents aub, and
warranted In every resp ct uporior horse wanted,
e essons stables corner Of Fanrt street aud
isd work worth double s.s.s si% ''s ~
I oOK NO rURfakR- "A BEAUTIFUL BAY HoRsR.
IL warranted city sound aud gentle, no action
and capable OF great endurance, ricg eight years DID,
togstbtr with top and will DO sold 1t
bargain ~ APPLIED for carly Call Mr HYDE At tbc
New Hsyen House, Broadway between 10 an L A. " or
NEULHs FOR sALH-SEvENTY FIVE CHOICE AyD
M best seected Kentucky uIes red this mar
ts for sale on the Jer,sy Cit, and Bergen Poist plant
ninltes Inquire Of J 8. BISHOP SEQ 81 tie yard Or
Of O. sISSuN corner Of Jersey South T,rd
street Jersey City,
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Beebe y Co., Hatssrs, l56 Broadway, re-
rsotfsy solicit the attention Of their and the
obc to the fail fashion for hats Gentlemen
She sAoltsss notice r. SWholesale 6esers win Be sup
Piled with snch hats and caps - will best nit Their mar
Polynesian., 1853-02-12

: concerned; that Is to say, such screw is pro-
vlded with ring projection, which is placed
between the external surface of the end and
the internal surface Of cap or collar that
encircles the screw, and is fastened 10 the
end OF the box. The screw works through
I a screw nut, to which movable platen is
affixed, the said platen being similar in shape
to the end of the box, and made to move on
guides or rods The screw is provided with
crank, to enable it to be easily turned
When put in revolution, it will cause the
Platen to move, or be drawn toward the end,
and if in the space between the said er and
the pla,en, scraps Of whale blubber be
placed, they will be compressed so as to ex-
pei the oil that may be in them, which oil
will run through the holes and out of tho
press, into vessel proper for its reception.
BY arranging the screw within the body Of
the box and to work through the paten, so
as to draw it toward the end Of the box, the
blubber, when the press is in use, serves to
keep the same well oiled, and prevents it
from getting rusted. As the press is de-
signed TO be used on board of whaleships, it
will be readily seen that from the uncertain
character Of the business, it must often re-
main unused for considerable periods of time.
Under such circumstances it is desirable to
protect its working parts from rust as much
as possible, which is sure to ensue if the sea
or salt water is allowed to get on its metallic
plates. 1t is very essential to the easy work
ing Of the screw that it be kept we'll oiled,
and if it is suffered TO walow in the blubber
this must always be the case, and it is thus
rendered selt-oiling machine, thereby obvi-
atIng the necessity of a person attending to
the same in the usual way.
Ifthe screw were placed on the outside of
the press, and operated against the outer end
of the platen, not only would a stronger
frame be necessary to connect it with the
head, but the whole machine would of neces-
si:y take up about double the room in length
than it does at present. The press is about
3 feet in length, and will hold 55 gallons. II
can, of course, be made larger or smaller,
to suit purchasers. 1t is designed to stand
near the caboose, and will occupy no more
space than the old-fashioned "tub and strain
err"
The operation of pressing the scraps can
be performed in the short space of FIVE min
utes.
The machine has been examined by seve-
raj OF our old whaling captains, and;they all
pronounce IT a very important and useful in
vention. 1t is though hit that it will save per
cent, of the whole amount of oil taken, over
and above the amount ever saved before
The machines can be afforded for about S1IO.
-Tineyard Ga-ette.
Polynesian., 1853-02-12
New Mode of Manufacturing Sugar.

The following article, from the Londor
Morning Chronicle, will prove interesting to
those of our readers who are engaged in the
sugar trade. The patents for the new pro.
cesses are secured for the United States, and
Mr. John Reid, l59 Front street, New York
acts as the sole representative, in that
country, of the proprietors
| The new processes are fourfod in their
character, comprising, first, new mode OF
obtaining the saccharine juice from the cane
secondly a new mode Of defeating and FL
tering the juice so obtained; thirdly the boil
ing and concentrating of the juice; and,
fourthly, the crystalization and final curing
Of the sugar. The varied processes are to
be seen at model sugar house, at the works
of Mr.. Bessemer, Baxter-house, Old ST.
Pancras Road, London. By the first inn
provement, in the construction of the cane
press, a difference in tn lie yield of the cane is
obtained, as compared with the old rolling
mill, of about 20 per cent. In the new ma
chine, the pressing tubes are reduced in
length from 80 inches to IL, the first four of
which are parallel, and three inches wide
the next four inches of their length being ta-
per, and terminating with width q. bGs j
inch the smaller contracted point extending
as far as the exit end Of the tube. By this
change of form, the entire removal of the
elasticity in the magas" occupying the
tubes is removed, and after the cane has
been collapsed by the severe pressure, and
its breadth at the same time gradually les
sened. every fibre and cell is made to assume
new relative positions-not one remains un-
ruptured, and ar increased quantity of the
fn1 of hn
In addition to this advantage, there IS obvI-
| ously a more equal distribution Of power IN
each revolution of the machine; the delete-
rious chlorophyl, or coloring matter, OF the
outer portion of the cane is not expelled with
the Juice, as in the ordinary apparatus; the
machine may be more easily fed, and weighs
considerably less than rolling machines gen.
orally in use. 81 -
The Juice, when expelled from the cane,
is unavoidabIy mixed with numberless mlnnte
fragments of cellular tissue, albumen and
other extraneous matters, which, u not
speedily removed, tend to produce the acidl-
fcation of the liquid. AT this stage, comes
in the second of The processes invented by
Mr.. Bessemer The present mode OF defe-
cation and filtration consists in raising the
temperature Of the liquor to l5O deg. Fab,
when quantity OF lime is thrown IN. tor the
purpose of neutralizing the free acid and as
sisting in the coagulation of the albumen;
the temperature is Heased to ieO deg.
Fab, when, after allowing time for settling.
the scum is removed, and the clear liquor
drawn off into the "grand" copper where
it is subjected to boiling heat, when the fec
ulent and other albuminous matters are kept
constantly removed from its surface. The
more completely these impurities are remov.
ed, the greater will be the brightness and
value Of the finished product. In the new
process, the juice passes through wire
Polynesian., 1853-02-12
Important Improvement in the Manner o
Extracting Oil from Whales Blubber.

Mir. William p Chadwick, of this town,
has recently made an important improvement
in oil presses, TO be used on board of whale
ships, for the purpose of extracting tine oil
from scraps or pieces of whale blubber; anil
has received patent for the same The
box or vessel is made of iron, with cover
or lid, which is with clasps, or other suitable
contrivances, for the purpose OF coni'nng 1t
down while the pressure is being given 20 the
contents Of the box. The box is perforated
with numerous holes, in like manner with a
comHon CRATER.
Through the middle Of, and within the box,
is arranged long screw, which is so applied
to the head or end OF the box, that it can not
only be revolved on its axis, but be station
ary SO far as an endwise movement Of 1t is