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Papyri at Herculaneum,

They were first discovered in 1858,
and are now deposited in the Museo
Borbopico. Being rolled up in scrolls,
they have the appearance Of pieces Of
charcoal and being piled up, it was
only by accident that attention was di.
rccted to them, when Latin and Greek
characters were seen upon them
They are found reduced to a scorched
state, not more substantial than tinder.
The difficulty Of unrollnlg them has
been overcome by attaching to the
back some gold-beater's skin, by
strong gum Gas recommended by Sir
ii. Davy). a small portion Of this
(when fxed)is then gradually unrollcd
BY hands attached to it, the scroll rest
ing in scmi>cylindrical trough lined
with cotton. The process can only go
on at the rate Of about one inch per
day. Several volumes have been res
stored and published they appear to
be chiefly works Of Epicurean phioso-
ply. On the authority of one Of
them the " Economies Of Aristotle" is
decidedly ascrbed to Theopllrastus.-
The majority are Greek. One con-
tains a review of the liad,in which the
heroes of Homer are considered as all
allegorical. The Latin works are on
differently prepared and thicker
papyrus. The name of the author
never occurs till the end ; hence tho
impossibility of ascertaining what they
are until completely rollcd.-,ScientG.
ic .imsricdn.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-02-08

PRoFITs OF AMERICAN AUTHORS
1t is said that Washington Irving and
" Peter Farley" have made large
fortunes by authorship, as has Mr..
Mitchell, by his school books. Pro
fessor Anthon, for his series of class.
les, has received 100000. Miss
Warmers books have yielded a profit
OF from $4,000 to $4,000. Mr..
Headley has realized from his works,
$40 900; Ike Marvel, $40, ,OOO; Miss
Leslie, $4,000 +; DR.. Barnes, $50.
600; Fanny Fern, from one small
book, in six months, $4,000; Judge
Kent, $120, 900; Webster, for his
Dictionary, $180,OOO, and others at
equal rates. So that it cannot be said
that American authorship is not profit
able.
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s34~ \ wag was one day speaking Of
two of his acqualntances who had gone
west where the new comers were usual
ly attacked the first season with the
ague, and said he
Neither OF those two men will bs
afflicted
why not?' inquired bystander.
Because was the reply, 'one Of
them is too lazy to shake, and the
other won't shake unless he gets pay
for it,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-02-08

WALL OF CHlNA In lecture on
China, which lie delivered at Boston. re-
Gently, DR.. Browning said it had been
calculated that if all the bricks, stones.
aud masonry of Great Britain were
gathered together, they would not be
able to furnish materials enough for lLo
Wall of China and that ali the build.
ings in London put together would not
make the towers aud turrots which a
dorm H.
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much. Byron could not go farther. He
had reached the summit of his creative
power, and however much he might have
written, be could not have enlarged the
limits which were fixed for his genius
In that incomprchensiblc poem of the
Last Judgment, he went to the ex-
tremes Of his capabilities.
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EEJ+- One of the best double puns
we have ever heard, says the Yankee
Blade, was perpe;rated by a clergy.
man. lie had Just united in marriage
a couple whose Christian names were
respectively Benjamin and Ann
" How did they appear during tho
ceremony p inquired friend. They
both dnnie-matea and BEN
nie. e.ftted,' was the ready reply.
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s9% Sidney Smith says, "Every an
imal has its enemies the land tortoise
has two enemies-man and the boa
constructor. Man takes him home and
roasts him: and the boa constructor
swallows him whole, shell and all, and
consumes him slowly in the interior, as
the Court of Chancery does great
estate"
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A DARK Day CoMING.-On Friday.
the Goth of May next,-unlucky Fri
day, of course,-there will be an an
nular eclipse of the Sun. 1t will
continue about two hours and fifteen
minutes, obscuring about eleven
tweliths of the sun. This extraordin-
ary eclipse will be similar to that of
1906. So say the Almanac.makers.
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Prepare yourself for the world, as tho
athlete used to do for their exercise
oil your mind aud your manners, to give
them the necessary .upplcness aud tex
Utilities strength alone will not do -
CkcSCrfcK.
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E- Falcourt's History of MAZDA

E& Falcouri's History of MAZDA.
gascar contains the following sublime
prayer, said to be used by the people We
call savnges % Eternal, have mercy
upon me, because | am passing away.
q IuGnite, because am weak. o Sov.
ercign of life, because | draw nigh to
the grave. o Omniscient, because am
in darkness. o All bountcous, because
| am poor. o All sufficient, because I
am nothing
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MILFORD, Jt.nc 20. 1874.


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';l"s. Til hyi"~ composed entirely ar rrac,,i
- a. - iai ''' "t Il iH1.i !aTn.",s nature
M..!r' ''t rS';@ .a'-Y |..:: ii {; lA sc s
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r;'.', I.o'. c..-IGrlruiv. Own. it is mr.
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2: "a; -!.' VIII Tie Li-ar'ieu.. sell
NkNE,S hND pE"ii J!N .--iil:SrOR
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'Nl.N =, - '!i.t .tr DENill'~ nlO.;
6 n'W - it'irr f-..f' E,r iin" fi"-irs SitifL
1hI \"r'rn :" Ph,i',, mar mr., >oa,y.
%.fLu". iGN :aeY>'. l;i3.
~ PROFESSOR holloway.
Sr.-N Nr .In..sru rr&~c~, ',r;ucrlv re
i",. O. '> rE;.c", had hc.:. il: :. declining sa,,,
a. health for upwards uf ;hrr. yctrS graGunlly
WnS'in| away 10 Il shadow Il nightly prrsrira.
ii"'iS IN! want "taNIr'iir whir', caused great
nr"h~'n"sS 10 i.;H friends. rs he had consulted
ytTicu* m"!ict.l .iyn in i'aih. without eject.
~ IL last us"l yUur HIS. and under r.o,i
n%%aG", was rS,oT.,. ia Health hyrhcir r,cans
lie lately cn!gratcd to New Iork. :,nL has lust
W7iitcn 20 say. thIt hc Was never better IN
hr'ith, an. desired ne Oa", ",uaiui Won with thu
''@r'fnS'ii.r" "U.',' also ~ r'.":.i,vn t!ia,
ny :! hH:! '.rrT - n ',- Gt from ~, ,:s;.
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Just Iie16iya,i,

hFr3>h sn.'ply of STRING: AND SUMMER
GOODS. s.aHra,fng a:g 'lIinr AMI EVERY
lhu,. ,.lr"rI by ;ha Subscriber l.; i :e.!
whose long cNIn'lencc a:n' Ep"Nl"t,e o! liz.
N11'S. in.h-S i 40 iS2sIfI;..... II. tnn - SAY,
;.ii @uin O. IL IN Az c'.;l l.!. gJo,., i..,.: !.a'
ever been hEonaht To tin, market.
Brown linm2 Spins - yards ~ the dollar
Gculllu,"n's lto.l,in Glove - els. Il pair.
Bcaui.,:! colorri ili,li,l 4. - - cts, per
yar!. French nriiings 10 cts. II yard. n fine
assortment o.. Fancy Gou.!s i!.ut mas! nnd Simld
he sold.
Groceric*. Croclcry, Hardware. Hats, and
B"nncls, Ladies, Gents, and Youths shoes and
S'ai"rs. fine and common. To cnumC!2tc
would bc TOO tedious hu: come and see and !
will warrant you satisfaction, both in style. and
prices PERRY MOSES.
April 5th 1851 33 If
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<C~y ooNL.> S.r,-S escv7,.T- -s-.st.,; ar
s.A\yA..,i,fEI -. s,,Ati;S 4 s. sz:sc:
.;5;:sS: -, ~ -
IS 80; s, s ,:!jS>s:A2 VA;
!, ,n.,: III, up IN I'll" largcs, sized Bottles, and
j. ;.cA,. T''.Ugea To- be- tnc best Sarsapr!a
nrnc, q cc.!iii." by Ia, Wonderful Cures it
i1"s performed. III, oi,giiai copies orwhich arc
III Issc rcsfcS.inat.t the proprietor Remember,
this is Tie only true and original article.
Scro.uia Syphilis, Mercurial Complaints,
variety of other diseases are speedily and per-
irctly cured by tl.c use of this medicine.
READ TIE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE
TALLArossA CO., Ala, Jan. >, 1852.
Dear Sir Il send You II is tu certify to you
thai Your Extract of yellow Dock and Sarsa-
paril!a has performed oac ot III" i:ost wonderful
cures OF me that has ever been effected on man.
have been afflicted for forty years with
ucrl: II %" my legs and feet; in 1919 they got
~ ga. t '.;i ,p - o., ,li&l.,". ano Il! - -
!..: ot,r :, 'Uhdale'i "'rT.. 'tu lncn. ~
~, ~, ,,;... ,,,.'!.. = 80" ::r- OH 10 broke ul
IL l:-,. ,:.,A" ;"l ir.,.'..g Il, i i.y IN
10 irr lout mui II irrE.G % lTaH;"''. "t c,:s1.
iy, .m.',- ~ rfrr. ,.a s" ia !ns-: les,
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:; H.. sam, ,i,.' my / {. n;,..,' rul i. .nir7g.
rtr..;ng :.rcs i.tHrly 10 nv "lh0~
The ~! .u.: !i"1i e., :.:.. :Hr :...' T..
:wo yeo.al ".::.,:;:, ."cr'.- l"' '7". Wa5 ~
such "r..; 'i&, igc,rr r,'',.. 4 y't 49,.
IL Urt0r,r i9>t m >O: nuusitt IN" ~, q!
rour irj.,a ~.":i,r.. :.aI > and 'oHa! re-
.,r! ~ com" .l1;,.;,lIH C,i.ys i,y. .!D:.n.3 IL
vc,. t.N,:..s, Il :.I ! ui, !,s! Sa!s"pI
lila" s:, :,n. :, '"u ','t.!"" &c !. aru
commenced ,a!iH& ~ IN NC M"rNS' 10 ~;
1 s5si a.nII liza Al aT @ .9 II :S nsSi'n" .i iS'.y M
lcnc .ar 'wo years NMr. 'na taken six
bottles my sores hri nearly I'll healed. My
sores 90. well as il w crC''&n.n -. !%svr
now u.ct: IN RI! ciau, hv,,!ci ycuT =" Extract
Of yellow Dock ;,ad Savsapari!!a,' and now
consider myself we'll.
rn'-:a, ali 9Th. afflicted :" a.: ;!,' mod;
c,.. Tor believe i, >.i!i cure "ly '.G.',Aa d
ease in the wuil.i.-lay ASIDE all ir'j::!r' 1@!
.i"si try il. "".i proclaim lis rrca, w":i" =
suffering r.nnki: am! cn,ra;st ;n@:i: to take il,
fer il will curr them.
NJ CO." !, veil known n Il lar:," i'"rii"n ii
:>Jnl!, (acoiia. t;"n-si', AND Aiaoti'i;.. an d!
;':y hoIt d.'.h' i!'r a!ur. ''i"., !nNtr .t't
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''ai. !e Iuuld i. 'iNiilpuD 60. .tlhor",
c:!. ,n.!g .;,m store, ,'r7:y. N,:,"il;! ,ut'
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t'ii. 'i':HH'rth"'s ..r. ii.'v rs>a',iAr ,ha.-
, 'H" - -.n '""Hi S'4mEir~ .' ,Na ~
hr"i '.r'c: WIKI :rrut car, au! ca,.rui li.l.
i" ~" :" :"!.Hu it. ":"i". Ul...'.iy a'.i-r,rr>.
"a! t.oc': cumn,.f,S 81. articles wA.. Tia,
van u iI.:c &! i'.a coin.g'!;l'- .aC..! \: /.
~ *"'lcit., CIi! f. VA orr trr. -. | IN, nj,
H. bris-: calling 'sc,I !..r. ~, :, ii!u .tl =
'c'. styles wl!4ch c;Elm,l flll 10 please.
ElNDAi.. WATSON .;. co.
Mar-9, 1851. 80 If
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Just Received,

Just Received,
:.Ai'i.cS' Hnn.,ees a:.i TAIki..r Shoes q ai
'rrs, ki;! Ties, Sc. Gla!s' Ca: Ho9, c',i
Ron,'cas, i.a::as' AM Gents. Over Shoas.
Also ti2" assoriu,el! Of Hardware, III.
y are, SA-.cry', &c.
S'..ricS' Saoo:Ia
i.a.i,; N'pa. 49, Nloroca WprI;- Boxes,
IN!- h'NcS. rntMoi.i"s, >cgar-CaSc.; rrnrc-
lets, ii'r ;,i.I !'"otA Drl.s:ts, Dressing, Tuck
~! ."C..s: CnI!',s. Hc.
aso0Iss, de-
E"vri:, P"erical W"rcs anl School Books
-! a iiIlt asS"ri'nr., Of S.t:inAary.
GROCERIES.
Brown. Clarified and CRUSHED Sugars,
Rio anI lava tonc.. N!nlaS*cs. Cheese,
Eu.son>, Dried EIrS Flour, Candles,
soap, T-:, starch, Pickles, 3trLi:ies,
G.nSer Preserves &c.
Alsb. :inr assortment OF Cooking Utensils
For sale by !. II. SOLUMONS IL co.
Mach eth, 1851 II If
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2I1ALa.. Ion lur .Sl;e

"E'r '"! sale on accommodating ,crm.
iny !'.In;aii0A Oh i:I!tru Creek wh.c!. con.
ssts oi about 100 acres OF land, :I5D acres
Cleared ana N h'Th cultivation. Also my
stock Of Cattle. Hogs, PIantaiion tools, &c
On the premises is fine Gin House and
Screw, Dwelling house and all necessary
out-bu;ILings !; all Of which are in frs, rate
order. 70 good purchaser the terms
will he madr easy. Apply to John X. To-
gas III Sum'crvlI!c, or Oh the prcmiy ycs 10
nc.
WEI. X. BELL.
Mny 81, 1871 81 If
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81 Country Hons,
St>'I' received and Tor aa." ~
j. T. SOL1MON.5 x 60.
Nav Il i~.!
Plantation tor $ .le.

The subscriber oii'r, iar sal, i., D;..I,i
ton, c",'atn.Ag 1&i artrs o, in,d, q; witch
sixty acres ar in = state ri rUi!..a.3on,
anl II go1i r.air, WI. ~ nano. Y
building S tac'e"n. ~" ,Hrye IS
situate! n Lnccn'!ur Cnuriv,sea1 lacks.
vile l.. O. Tor 'uTher information aor'y
To q. y ERODWhV.
aIrl 81. .:J4 81 i
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U}Moe xii. Il Ian. 4. &.
Nt,,:;rGrGN. II G., ,
,t....- =

li.N "ud a,tc.' -, Iii:,,, ty Passenger
~ Train WI. hr ran on tls Enai.--
The following will be the Schedule uu,!l
iurthc, notice.
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CriSta0OrO;s Excelsior Fluid

liAiit ~ J., No q. ASIOR HOUSE.
Ihc ola 'nS 0: This Extraordinary ar,icla Il
tE!"i!c . 1unitipn, a!c not based ,,"on he .iTo
t!Iat i -, 5ccA ha,.-. tho world. IL :s com.
iiEa;!v" Y . new preparation, fcUalcl n new
''1gOfyl.s' ~ ,''' :.to:'y .'n. = G:s H9uWrg.
led - new era IL hair dyeiuc. Whatafc its re-
c0lw"n nli'iu:.S la;,-!t changes iha hal: Of
any obnoxious color 10 natures black or brown
~ i've mnntcS, 2d,-I' ussini,atns with laa
ar. ?:d nourlshrs instead q; burNirg i,.--
d,--li Is pronounced by eminent chemists ti..
Only Sa:r hair dye known. th.-Ii g in, pus.
ricic 10 name al Instance OF lis failure. 6tn.- 1t
has 'ha widest popularity over yet accorded 10
similar preparation. For the uslaths!lrea,
OF these assertions by proof, see ths testimony
at GRlsr"noRo,s, No i, Astor House. sv!i6rc 4.
Is manufactured. SOLD, and applied priva,e,y.
Price per hox, 81 For sale .y
'lCE a. rlDMSHN,
psuIsis:s, Sim:aigiiiI, 5 9.
May 2i,lsJ, 20 I'm
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CfTYCE az 1IfN
Wilmilgton 3 Man, r. r. CO

WILMrNGroN, Il G.. Jane iyih, l-Jl.
The Company has rc. ..*cl is '"rr;T 1T
trc'@h's, to take e.lact On The Isl OF JAW
On ard Giier that G'H:e tEciuR (cxrcYt
liogshcads and heavy machinery, uiT te
rcr"ii'eJ for ','anSyor'1'n@ '3cough Mr iin,.
Copies c: ';lc ne" i,..t ca. he obi i,:.rl
or application :; II" "',i,r 81 t.: oii,,!..
IN Surntc:"ilc an and tc +. i. .lu
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Isal EIp;
l!Aa y, lS3! g.
Watchma', CORY
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Boots. Shoes &, (Eaiter;;.. !.

I"a' r.' ,.i IRON, phi.ndelpI;1; la.
..ccn "i l,.", .uh GaGts' inc tpi,er. ~,
shoes ana I.,a i.ae hu0;s. fns sac h.,
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Con. ,i..?. -. II. Il. X.
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&, AI!DERGOly,

a FIJI anI large supply of Hosiery, Shirts
Drawers, Gloves, Suslendcrs, Cravals, Hand.
kcrchicfs, &c. &c.,
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.
James s. Conley,

Daniel Conley, Isaac Conley, Catherine Dennis
and Daniel Dennis, her husband. residents of
the state of Virginia.; William Conley, Marga
ret Eddy. and Peter Eddy her husband; Eliza
beth Conley, Mary Cunningham. and Wiiaa.
Cunningham her husband, Sarah Conley. and
Elizabeth Conley, widow oil Isaac Conley, de-
ceased, of Monroe county, Ohio.
q AID Defendants are hereby notified that On
- the 30th day of October, 1854, said petitioner
filed in the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, his petition. the object and prayer
of which is, that he may hold in severalty his in
terest in the real estate of which Isaac CoRey
late of said county, died seized. 10 witt The west
halt Of the north east quarter OF secti l9. town
ship 3 and range A. in said county. Also, thar
the dover of Elizabeth Coniey. widow of lsaac
Conley, deceased, may be assigned in said prem
ses. Said petition charges that William Conley
received from his father, in hisie time, the fol-
lowing real estate. to wit: 80 acres off the south
end OF the south west quarter of the north west
quarter of section 10. township 8 and range 4, in
said Monroe county; said premises being intended
as an advancement 10 said William. and IN lieu
of any other share in said estate. At the next
tern, OF said the petitioner will ask for the
proper order in the premises
JAMES s. CONLEY.
BY HoLLIsTER 4 WAY,
Nov. l. 1854. His Atty's
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Experience Of than sixteen years has established
the fac; that Merchants Celebrated Garging Oil, or Uni
versal Family Enbrocation, will cure most cases, and ~
lieve all such
Spavlns, Sweeney Ringbone, Windgalls, Poll
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Calls of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains. Bruises. Fis-
tula, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains. Lameiicss.
Foundered Feet. Scratches or Grease, Mango.
Rheumatism, Bites of Animals. External Poi
SONS, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites.
Boils, Corns, Whitlows, Burns and Scalds,
Cillblains. Chapped Hands. Cramps, Com
fractions of the Muscles, Swellings, Weakness
of the Joints, 4Caked Breasts. DC. &c. nc.
The UNPARALLELED success of this Oil in the Of lG
eases in Horses and Cattle, and even in human flesh,
italy becoming known to the farming cemmunfy
Il can hardly be credited, by those who have be
the habit of keeping 1t in their stables and nases what
amount of pain, suffering and time, are saved oy
the timely application OF this Oil
~ BE the name of the sole proprietor SkORo z
W. MERCHANT, Lockpor n. y, down Ia Inc SIDE
OF the bottle. and in his handwriting over the cork
All orders addressed to The proprietor VIII De prempey
responded
Get Pamphlet of the Agent aud see what wonders afs
accomplished by the OF this medicine
Sold by respectable dealers generally, IN The United
ikates and Canada. Also bv
]. M. Krkbrda, Woodsfield Armstrong
Mooney & Co., Beallsvlle. w. Steel. Stafford
M. Pollock & Co., Sunfish. H C. Kotzebne
Malaga. Pancoast s. Headley, Jamestown. nj
P. Miles & Son, Semerton A. S, Marsiliiot
New Castle. A. w. Tuxbnry. New Boston
And at wholesale by ]. d Park, Cincinnati
H. g. E. GAYLORD, s. A. ]. Wenham, Cleveland
and by FIardySS Jones, Pittsburgh.
July II, 1854.
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W. W. WALLACE,
French Burr Mill Stone,
NJ L L 70 r NJ 8 HIN q,
STEAM ENGINE ESTABLISHMENT,
3l9, 32l, 323 Liberty Street,
N Sn


STEAM ENGINE ESTABLISHMENT.
319, 32l, 323 Liberty Street,
OPPOSITE SMITHFIELD ST.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Steam Engines for Saw and FIGURING Mills gen.
orally on hand and made TO order. Boilers for
Engines made to order on short notice. French
Burr Mill Stones, old and new stock. OF my own
manufacture. warranted best quality, always on
hand at the lowest prices. Laurel Hill Mill
Stones always hand. Mill Spindles, Mill
Irons, Mill aud Regulating Screws, Picks, Screen
Wire, Corn and Cob Grinders, Cast Iron Proyers,
Leather Betting, Wagner's Patent and Common
Bushes, Metal Eye.pieces for the Runner, su-
perior article, McConneil's Patert Driver, SIM
pie article for turning the spindle, always on
hand. Also, Luli's Patent French Burr Smut
Machines, a superior article, provided with a
powerful suction fan, and unequalled for securing
grain; they are used in the large Pearl Mills, AL
flour,) and in 600 other mills in the west. They
give general satisfaction, and warranted to
clean we'll We annex certificate from one OF
The largest mills IN the west, and refer to our
handbills for particulars:
PIrTsBuRGH, June 20, 1852.
W. w. WALLACE, Esq Dear Sir-W have
now in use in our mill two of your Burr Smu
Machines; they work to entire salts action
and they are durable, not liable to get out OF or
der, and we consider them the best machines now
in use. WILMARTH s. NOBLE.
All orders promptly attended to.
w. W. WALLACE, 3I9 Liberty ST..
dec IA Pittsburgh, Pa
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WEJM. LITTEN, of Ciarington, has taken
w partner, and enlarged his Shop, and is now
prepared to accommodate the public, on short no.
tice, with all kinds Of work in his line, such as
Mill Irons, Turning Lathes, Wagons, Carts,
Harrows. Culuvators, Wheel Barrows,
Log and Trace Chains. Hoes, Mat
tncks. Axes, Cooper's Tools,
Edge Tools of all kinds:
Also. large assortment of Juniatta and Mis-
souri, Iron for sale.
Old scrap ron-wrought and caet-taken in
exchange for work. All kinds of prodace taken
at cash price. LlTTEN g. HERMAN,
Ciaiington. June ]. 1856,