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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06
TN THE MATTER Of the SALE of the REAL

Il ESTATE Of HUGH MONAGHAN deoessed. for the pay
nept Of his ADMINISTRATORS SALE-In pursu
order of tho Surrogate Of the County of
dated Jsnuary 18th 1855, and pursuant 10 statute, JANE
DELANEY liae Mon Administrative OF the Estate Of
Hugh late Of the City Of New York deceased will
public the Merchants EXCHANGE in the City
Of on the dey Of March 1856 IL O'Clock
the following described lot Of LAND in the City Of
EewYoIk namely: All that certain lot and parcel OF
Land situate in the Sixteenth Wsrd Of the City Of NewYork
norhsry side Of ThhtysIth and known and
pgushed certain map entitled Map Of Lands in the
Sixteenth Ward Of the City of NewYork belonging to the
Estate Of George Rapele deceased dated New. March
eight hundred and foryeven s and bonded follows
BEGINNING at point the nohey side Of ThirtysIth street
distant hundred and twenty-five feet westerly from the
westerly ride Of Tenth thence running northery and
parallel to the Tenth feet nine inches
thence westerly and parallel to Thirty sixth street twenty-five
feet thence souhey and parallel to the Tenth ninety
eight feet inches northery sde of Thirty sixth
Aforesaid and thence esery along the norherly side Of
Thirty. the place Of beginning Dated New York
January 90, 1856. JANE DELANEY, AdmnistrstrI;
LEwIs Is. REID, jr., Proctor. jsSe law6wW
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Ceaal Notlres.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYot notice 10 hereby sven 10 all
persons having claims against CLAUDE JEAN BAPTIsTE
AUBERT late CT the City Of Louissns deceased
present the with vouchers thereof the subscriber
his Office No a Wss In the City Of SewYsrk before
the tenth day Of April De1t-Dsed NewYok tho LIST day Of
October, 1885
OF IswemoTu WILLIAM w RUSSELL, Executor
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II DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
bELPHIA and PITTsBuRGH.mTbe MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at m and
Raves Pittsburgh Phadephis at The FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh q y 80 and plttseurs5
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh IL p ~ and
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the railroads to
ST. Louis Mo. Alton Galens and Chicago ,as's
con La Tayette and indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati DsytSn
Springfield Beefontane, Sandusky Toledo CIeyeiand 20
mbns Zanesye Masson and Wooster Ohio also with the
4sm Packet from and to New Orleans ST Louis LouA
vide and Cincinnati ,t.,,,.
Fer further see bills In the hotels Of this city
Passengers will find this the shortest most expeditions ana com
Rrtable route between the Fast and West
Through be had either OF the above snoonea
places In the West, or Of - ..
Courtlandtst., New York.
j. L. ELLIOTT Agent, Pennsylvsns Railroad Co.,
No 2 Astor House. Broadway, New-fork-
VI L. fes6 Phladephis
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New notice hereby given all
having claims against MARY r. c. SUDIM late Of The
City Of deceased 70 present the with vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber the Office Of William Hoppn
No 81 Wallet in the City Of NewYor on or before the
FIRST day Of June nexDsted New York the 10th day OF No
yember, 1855 ALEXANDER VAN RENSSELAER,,
n2l lsv6mW Administrator with will annexed
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AIEX WIpE.GAuGE ROUTE from NEW.

IN YORK to ROCHESTER-The ROCHESTER, and
GEHESEE VALLEY RAILROAD Is open, and, IN con-
nection with the Buffalo Corning and New York and New York
and Erie Railroads, forms direct route from New-Yok TO
Rochester.
The direcness Of this route together with the superior
afforded by the wide renders by far the most des
able between the aboye-pemed cities. .
Tickets can be procured the NewYork and Erie Railroad
Office foot Of Duane and No 1873 Broadway also IN
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through.
dispatch information desired in regard thereto
BY calling the General Freight Agent o.
Che EewYork and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings or G. 81
TAPPAN, Express Freight Agent, No. 1913 Broadway.
No trains on the Buffalo Corning New York Railroad
Sunday J. A REDflELD, superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

Of the County Of NewYork notice is hereby given ell
persons having claims against JOHN CLARKE late Of tho
City of NewYok deceased to present the with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber hs Office No az Broadway in tho
City Of before the tenth day Of March
Dated New-York, the Goth day Of November, 1856
IN Iaw3jmW DUDLEY FIELD, Administrator, 6c-
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewTork, notice s hereby given TO all
peuons having claims against ISAAC LEWIS late Of the City
Of clergyman deeessed TO present the same with
No 70 Nassau In the City Of NewYork before the
twenyffth day Of May neItDaed NswYo the 10Th day
Of November 1855. HARVEY Z. FEET, Administrator.
p2i lev6fnW
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NJEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CTTY-Uned States Mail and Express Lines; Leave New Yorh
SsDd I ! q. IN. and and p Through In four hours
AZ 10 w a. and f3 In and II and p m The New
Jere Accommodation Line leaves at IL m, Nsz stopping
~ lwaysations Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati ist
an )and the West and Baltimore Washington Norfolk,
G and through baggage checks to Washington IN M enc
a n M
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice is hereby given all
having claims against MOORE KIRKPATRICK late Of
the City Of NewYork, deceased TO present the with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at the residence Of William
Richie No lC7 Troyst in the City Of NewYOrk before
the twenty FIRST day Of June nexDsed New York. the eight
eenth day Of December, 1855
dis Iaw6mW SARAH KIRKPATRICK Administrative
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IN THE MATTER of the RESALE of por-

IN HE MAIIEh OF the hE-SALE OF POr-
i ton Of the REAL ESTATE of EDMUND 8; WILLETTs,
deeesed for the payment of hi, debs-AD ,S
TORS sALEp 1Ss1e' Of an order Of the s ssq aS
of Ss County statute ws sGsc
Of tho Estate Of Edmund s wIio. deceased, viii sell
Public Auction at the Merchants Exchange in the City Of
noon following described Lands and Buildings In the City
of Papsy TIA, certain o, pe,. or p.re. Of
situate living and being in the Twelfth Ward Of tho City Of
and BOUNCED ts at on
three hundred and eighteen feet four inches weey from
thence running westerly along
the southery side Of One
wenty-one feet inches thence souhery parallel with
the one hundred and eleven inches to the
center line Of the block between third
sel with Onehundre ed twonyon
four inches and thence northery parallel with the
hundred feet and eleven inches the place OF
Parcel No 2Ao a. tina. certain other lot or parcel land
NowYori follows BEGINNING =. point Oh
Tires hundred ana thirty eight Inches westerly
from the south westerly sns Of the AND o4S
along sOutherly side of
ss bs oDs hundred feet and
the center line the block between
srly parallel with Orc TWEEN
tyone and four inches and thence nohey parallel wh
the hundred feet eleven inches 70 the place OF
AsO all that certain DIV elm house and lot Of
land srs. lying and ben, the Twelfth Ward of the oty
OF New.Yorf bounded folows Commanding point on
the d. Of %o ssndy.S I ninety
feet westerly from the coIne Of "a.
thence running westerly along the sOuhsy side Of One hun
bred fOuh,tIset swentyons Zee. four asess
and eleven neis. to the center block between One
hundred and
feet and four ipsho to tho ,sa., OF
Ps fee. and eleven nehe. to the place Of beginning
TeIms-cs.h-DstsS Nsr;Y1rt y. 1.r 2 sS
Iaw6uW ARABELLA WILLETS, Adninstratrlf
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Of the County Of NewYork notice is hereby given all
having claims against WILLIAM DUBOIS late Of
the City of New York piano forte manufacturer deceased %
the with vouchers thereof the Office Of Bell
Coe esqs, No 50 yohnst in the City Of New YORK on
before the day Of July nexDnted New ork the
teenth day Of December 1855. dig law6mW
CHARLES C. MERCHANT, Sole Acting Executor.
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CUPRENE COURT.-ALFRED NOAON,
President Of the Farmers Bank Of Saratoga County .ganst
WILLIAM r. CLARK, THOMAS J. CLARK, H. T. WOOD
WARD and THOMAS z. JONES.-S-mmens for tnsneyy DC
mand on contradiction. not servedl To the DbrhND
ANTS hereby summoned and required 20 snwe me
comnant in this scto which this day fled IN the Once
~ tie CLERK of the CITY County Newly ork AZ the City
Of New and 20 cory OF your answer to the Ad
con aiut on the Subscribers their Office IL the City OF New
Sork within twenty after the service OF this summons on
Won exclusive the Of such services and you ~ 10 an
the sid complaint within the time aicrt said the pantn
IN his action will take against you for the sum OF sh
hundred and eight dollars and fifty cents with interest
% ~ fsaentb ay of Nav one thousand eight hundred aud
ffty four besides OF this Aete1Dsed peeenber q
less. SIE n; 81 uANSaaan.,
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CUPREME COURT.-COupty OF New YORK.
- JOHN BACK ast MARY ANN CRuSSELL, Whins
Crusse and Mary his wife Walter CrsHsu and n
wife George Crusssn and Harriet his wife fredoek seizure
man and Mary Ann his wife William Diekerson aud lnes hs
wife William Ridsbcek aud Martha his wife and Charles
fsn You are hereby summoned and required 70 answer
the plain IN this action which "" hsd his DAY
In he oce Of the Clerk OK the City and County OF
AT the CITY and TO serve copy Of your
the said complaint the subscrbers al their once NO
In said city within twenty days after mo service
of this exclusive OF the day OF sreh ervne
ard n you fail TO the said complaint within the uno
.,es, the pantf in this action vii Apply 70 the Court or
the relief demanded tho complaint NoveTeer H.
1855. Div 6;No = - ~ 60.
s5 lawlowW fAptl1 A'Io'hels
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,ITPFRIOR COURT of the City of New-York.

- HFRFD NoXON PRESIDENT OF THE FARMERS
BANK OF SARATOGA COUNTY 9s.in: He nv
fo money demand contract teom not seryed
To the You hereby summoned ana 70 sn
tbs compliant this action, which was THIS Jay ned 10
die ce the Clerk Of this Court In the County OF OH
Al the City OF York and 10 copy OF your answer
m. said oomu.nt the spbscribers, ct their once NO %
in said city within twenty days AFTER me service
OF this summons you exclusive OF the day OF aeh
and II Won fail 70 answer the said complaint within me TIME
the plaintiff this action will take Judgment asan
you the hundred aud twenty-five dollars We
hundred four besides the costs Of this
January q, 1856. STEVENS HOME;
sS0 Isu,eyW PLAINTIFF Attorneys No q BeekmAn-st
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
III Travellers for CHICAGO, ST LOUIS KANSAS, and
~ points West and Southwest obtain Through Tekes
snd information concerning fare &C. either by tho
NETWORK ARD ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW YORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD by application at the Companys OF
Zee, No. 1873 Broadway, corner Dey-st
JOHN v. PORTER, General Agent
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
NJ the County Of NewYort notice hereby given to all
nersous having claims against sAMUEI. WATKINS late Of
he civ OF merchant deceased to present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscriber at his office No ls
reenwichst in the City of EewYork on or before the
day Of February next-Daed New-1oih o ISL
day Of August, 1855. ,,..
.pooI,vemW ELIZABETH WATKINS, AdminHratrn
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REAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

" The Through Ticket and Freight Office Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
krS their Railroad Steamboat Connections 10 Chicago,
Hwsuiee GsleDs Burlington St Louis Cairo and al points
West and Southwest,
Wa SUSPENSION BRIDGE, BUFFALO, or OSWEGO, s n
No IT'S BROADWAY, NY.
Sooner Of Courtlsndtst DARIUS CLARK, Agent
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rI,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sToNING-

HyHE HEGUIAH MAi1 49, VIC =, -
u TON Tor BOSTON, FRosID,ikNCE, Nhw.BEplfohp.
ssssss., carrying Tho E.,tsn msl; -. w r.
"a rnrsAsRDoRf Cart j. X Pendleton, in connection viii
q stoninston and Pr.,de1ss and Boston and PToydeses
~ IN I6,si wharf shove Battery place. at4 p m, and
sss,ton a. $50 p arrival Of The Mail train WHICH
l.sye. Boston at $3.50 2. M - -
m C0MMOD0RE, from NewYork-Mondsy, wedDes-
a, and Friday. From sonnstonTuesday, Thursday and
The q VANDERBILT, from Eew-York-Tuesday, Thurs
aas and Saturday. From sonRgtou-Monday, Wednesday
ard Friday.
Passengers proceed from stonngon Railroad 20 Prov
aenee Boston Taunton and New Bedford In the Express Man
reaching said places several hours In advance Of those y
ether and IN ample time for all the early Morning
connecting North and East Passenger who prefer
on board the steamer enjoying nights rest undn
tubed breakfsng desired and leave Stonington In the
a m train, connecting Providence with the II IN ran
OR Boston, Taunton and New Bedford -
Baggage Master accompanies the and Tram thoass
each way. 49, Alb. ,- =. D..
No North River. st the Office. No 10 Batterylace
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II ISLAND CITY leaves Fulton Ferry wharf north side a
G. and 10 and daily, meeting and exchsns
bs with he CARS Hunters Point (OPpose sd
Flushing the hours Persons can 20
YshDs these aud return by tbe neat
sacoeedhe train Through IN 70 minutes Fare q cents
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One square, 10 hnes or less IN minion sollu'
three insertions, - 10
r.,h in,ertiun after the third, . cents per line.
Legal notices 10 cents a line, more or less, for
three weeks,
Yearly advertisers occupying four squares or
more, with privilege OF change at a fair discount
- The privilege OF yearly advertisers is limit
cd 10 their own immediate business, in their own
name and all advertisements for the benefit Of
other persons, as well as legal advertisements and
advertisements of auction sales, and advertisements
with the names Of other persens, sent in by them,
must he Paid for at the usual rates.
No report, resolutions or proceedings Of any cor
poration, society, association or public meeting,
and NO communication designed to call attention I
anv matter of limited or individual interest can tie
inserted, unless paid Tor as an advertisement.
No advertisement can be inserted gratuitously
for societies, public Institution sor companies.
Contracts for yearly advertising will not be dis
continued, unless an order to that effect is left at
the office, and when discontinued in less than q
year, ne Price Of a lebols ysar pmH h. charged.
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TIVE PLACE TO BUY CARPETS, is at
L SrANlF0RD's Dry Good. and Carpets!ors.
ap q, 1856.
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AYer,a Pills

- bflNl VI ny hitAH 'hHh'F'f
read and judge for yourselves. JULES HAUBL,
Esq, the well known perfumcr, of Chestnut street
Philadelphia. whose choice products are found at al
most every toilet, says
am happy to say Of your Cathartic Pills, that
| have found them u better family medicine for
common use, than any other within my knowledge.
Many Of my friends have realized marked benefits
from them and coincide with me in believing that
they possess extraordinary virtues for driving out
diseases and curing the sick. They are not only ei-
fcctual but safe and pleasant to be taken, qualities
which must make them valued by the public, when
they are known"
Tho venerable Chancellor WARDLAW, writes
from Baltimore, April 18th, 1854
" DR.. j. G. AYER-Sir I have taken your Pills
with great benefit, for the listlessness, languor, loss
Of appetite, and Bilious headache, which has of
late years overtaken me in the spring. A few dos
es of your Pills cured me. | have used your Cherry
Pectoral many years in my family for coughs aud
colds with uniailing success. You make medicines
which cure, and | feel it a pleasure to commend you
for the good you have done and arc doing"
JOHN F. BEATTY, Esq Sec. of the Penn. Rail-
road Co., says
"Pa. X. R. Office, Philadelphia, Dec. IL, 1858.
" Sir | take pleasure in adding my testimony to
the efficacy of your medicines, having derived very
material benefit from the use of both your Pectoral
and Cathartic pills. l am never without them in
my family, nor shall l ever consent to be, while my
means will procure them "
The widely renowned S. S. STEVENS, NJ. D., of
Wentworth, n. H., writes
" Having used your Cathartic Pills in my prac-
tice, certify from experience, that they are an IN
valuable purgative In cases of disordercd tune
tionS of the live, causing headache, Indigestion,
costiven s., and the great variety of diseases that
follow. they are a surcr remedy THAI any other In
al cases where a p~urgattvc remedy is required, |
confidently recommend these Pulls to the public, as
superi r to any other | have ever found. They are
sure in their operation, aud perfectly safe, qualities
which make them an invaluable article for public
use. | have for many years known your Cherry
Pectoral AS the best Cough medicine in the world,
and these Pills arc in no wise inferior to that Admi-
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t.,nE SCR Has cEN prR

TlNIE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECENTLY PUR
I chased of & p. Reed a Co. OF Boston, all of
the sheet music and music books, belonging to said
Co, recently in the possession OF l.. ;. ltust Of this
towr, consisting OF a large newly and we'll selected
lot Of all kinds Of sheet music, music and instruction
books, which he offers for sale rs low as can he
bought.
Also all Of the musical instruments, as Niolas,
Guitars, Flutes, Claronets, Triomboues. Eugles,
Flies, Bapioes, Taiuboriues, Tuning forks and ham
mers ami all Of the fancy goods, Umbrellas, Canes,
Hair brushes, cases tweczers, and a fine lot Of cut
ley, as pen knives, jack knives &c, The a.oye
fancy goods were bought below original cost and
will be sold for cash lower than we're ever purchased
in town. just received a new lot Of 7 octave PA
nos Of superior tone and finish, for sale at the low
est prices. Also for sale a fine toned 6l octave Piano
all round corners, ID handed nearly as good as new
at a very low price. New music received weekly.
Please call and see before you buy,
No other place you'h wan ito try.
aus W. ". PARTRIDGE.
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THE FREE PRESS, BURLINGTON, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 81. 1886.
Fort Edward Institute.
J.. IL. KIM. 4. NJ. EIinCinnL.

Facgty, Ttgcniy Professors and Teachrs.
UILDINGS BRICk, EXTENSIVE AND
ES superb, we'll finished and furnished, having
separate departments for ladies and gentlemen.
TeotCnl
Whole expense per term Of fourteen weeks for
Board, Washing, Fuel, Furnished Room, lnciden.
t1s, and Tuition in Common English, $50 40 in
advance. Fifteen cents per week extra Tor fuel
when fires are needed in students rooms.
Students received when there are vacancies, and
charged for residue of the term.
CALENDAR FOR 1861.
Fall Term began August l4th enls Nov. 10th.
Winter Tc m begins December ih ends March
18th, ls57-Spring Term begins March 2Gth ends
July lst-Fall Term begins August 18th ends
November 18th.
Those capable of complying with the Wholesome
regulations of n Christian Institution, arc invited
G apply for Catalogues or for Rooms, to the Piin-
cIpal, " Fort Edward Institute" N. Y. wl2ws
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NEW MUSIC s1oRE.-TuE BURLINGTON

NW-IVT
I},zoar
The .uh-
ctibcr
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Horse Power

rkNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING BEEN APPOINT
q ed Agent for the sale Of Wheeler's patent
enllcSs-chain Railway Horse Powers, with combined
Thra>her and Winuower, is prepared to furnish
them at manufacturer prices adding cost of trans
rortation. These Powers are made for either one
or two horses, their superior merits, 10 point of
durability and ea'e of running, are fully establish
ed; their greater length and width of I~reading
Floor and stall, give them advantages over other
powers, which are highly appreciated by those who
have tried them. Several thousand are in use,
some of which have thrashed over loo, 600 bushels,
These Horse Powers have been made for over seven
teen years, and the patent on them has recently
been extended for an additional time Of seven years.
Parties wanting powers are invited to call and eN-
anime bet re purchasing, Also agent tor Horse
Power saw Mills. ii. IL. D~OOLlTILE.
Burlington, Aug. Il, 1856, w tmos
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German Fly Paper.
SURE DEATH TO FLIES.

PROF. MOllR'S GER.
MAN FLY PAPER, for
the sure and certain des.
truction Of Flcs, Ants, Bugs.
Mosquitoes, &c.
This valuable article i;
offered to the public as a
DcadlyPoisou for the above
named named pests to al.
lIousekecpcrs and Flmil.
les.
1t is perfectly simple ant
~
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AZ VALVE HYDRAULIC RAM, for which a
silver Medal wa awarded by the American lusti-
tute October, 1853. The above Ram which is 4 re-
cent invention of the pitentoe, Is capable of forcing
water t. a greater elevation than any other ram,
with the anne head supply of water, and warranted
not to stop working at any time, if there is a sun-
cicnt supply of water, and no leak Of air traps in
the drive pipe.
In the ordinary ram, the valve rests upon the
aperture it is designed to close, presenting a much
larger upper SURFACE for the pressure in the air
chamber than the area on the lower surface, on
which the water acts in opening ii consequently
the pressure PER square inch required to lift the
valve is as much greater in proportion as the area
# the upper surface Is greater than the area Of the
aperture-heuce the great loss of power.
The principal improvement in this over other
water rams consists IN the upper and lower surfaces
of the valve opeuing-into the air Misunderstanding
Of the same area the pressure per square inch requir-
ed to open it is but slightly greater than that in the
sir chamber consequently there is no loss OF power
in its action-hence its ability to throw more water
than other rams which, having valve seats, are
liable to catch aud retain sand or gravel, and there
by 10 leak and get out Of order. Other important
advantages will be apparent in viewing it while in
operation.
The subscriber has been a practical plumber in
this city and elsewhere for the past twenty years,
and trusts, by strict attention to the business, IN all
its various branches, to merit full confidence.
Lead pipe, sheet lead, brass cocks, pumps OF all
descriptions for sale at the manufacturers prices,
and all other articles in she business at the lowest
rates. The above water rams are made and for sale
by
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4 ploycd in the School; attotdiug facilities for
a thorough Ergh,h education, with Latin, Greek,
the modern polite language, music, Ion guitar,
piano, harp and orsln,l drawing, embroidery, and
seven Eiulso f painting.
Refinement ol manners and the etiquette of society
inrulcatcd. 4 Partisan lady resides in the family.
Prizes are wardcl in each department.
Aids to yhy,lrIi ofarahnn to be found in Dancing,
Cili,thcnic,, a G gymnasium, Bowling Alley, (,tiictly
priyatc,) s%wimmin; in Mystic River, (salt) horse
back riding, &c. Well trained saddle horses belong
t the Seminary.
For particular. address the PRiNcIrNt.
Mrs. IIlOMAS I. SMITH.