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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25
TRUSTEES SALE Ar GORD0NsvILLE OF


DY virtue Of H deed OF executed TO me by H. "a
ID Linncy and his vile duly of record In the Cr,k
Office of Orange shall FRIDAY the 2sth dny oil no
vember next il fair if the next fair day proceed IL
se on the premises at public auction the highest bidder
lot a, the village Of old Gordonvile containing tet"eer
fourth and half acre. having thereon two large franz"
dwelling houses In good repair with all the necessary out
houses This property from its location and arrange
nent is admirably suited female seminary tor which
purpose II has been ccessfuliy used.
On ,be same day shall oi'er sale the premises
10, at the GordOnsyillG Depot, containing half
having thereon large store houses with a comfortable
dwelling in the upper story. commodious lumber hou.r
and other houses This store house is excellent,
stand for business
TERMS-The above described property will be sold on
credit OF six twelve and eighteen months the
giving bonds, in equal instanents with good security
bearing interest from the day Of sale The title will b.
withheld until the last paymcHt il made
The title to the property is believed to he good, hui,
acting trustee shall convey such title only vested
| in me by The deed aforesaid.
| Oct 26-cds WIN +. GORDON, JR Trustee
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCH1E, PRYOR &. DUNNAVANT,
MN F. RlTCHlE & ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 25.
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S.IE OF LAND, MULES, &c, IN CHARLIE
SAH&s Va

uAylNG determined to close our present business, we
.iii offer for sale without reserve on FRIDAY the
,s of December next Saw Mill in the county oi
Charies City, eighteen valuable young Mules four hun,
dred aud twenty of Land one sixteen horse
nc Machine attached all in perfect order Wagons, Curts
and Gear Carryboys and other tooa At the same
,ime and place will be Sold from fifteen to twenty thou
sand sst of Sawed Lumber in parcels to suit farmers
and others The land from which there can be cut six or
eight thousand cords OF wood is in good neishborhood
within five miles of James river where there is good
landing There now being built upon the land comor
table DIV cling. The terms will be accommodating AMI
'n1H. Hn, SINcids WEST e. GATEWOoD.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

EeS AWAY from the subscneer, on the 2sth OF Sep
HI ;c>oe. negro man named NELSON. Said negro
Is shou, eight inches high; his "a
years. heavy wears whiskers which are rather
ed. d. oourh, in Richmond some weeks since, and
suppose is pakins his way back. The above reward
viii Ne pad toy apprehension and commitment Of said
negro TO Jail Ma; can get him again. Post Office,
Moss ssnsord, Charlotte Co., Va
HENRY E. EDMONDs,
Oct !a-cu Fop SAM'I HANNAH.
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF GEORGIA.

We find the following recapitulation Of the vote
for electors of President and Vice President in the
Southern Recorder
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VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber will sell ht public sale on MONDAY
IL December lst, Court day. at Gloucester Cour
House. his valuable Plantation lying in Gloucester county
Va containing by new survey thousand hundred
and acres about one.halt Of which is heavily tim
bered with oak, hickory, poplar hsh pine, chestnut &c
the balance cleared in high state OF productivencss-
Three hundred is Of the very best bottom lands one
hundred of which is cleared The pnia ion is rcmarka
bly, well wntcrcd by running streams and springs Ther,
inexhsustibe supply Of mari of the finest character
and casily got without png in every field and lot II il
we'll divided and enclosed with chestnut rails The great
er portion OF the cleared land has been heavily mared
producing wonde erful improvement The Improvement
are Il very comfortable brick dwelling. large enough for
the accommodation Of family with the nee
sary buildngs-kitchen, lnurdry, ncnt house ice
house &C. baru courthouse, quarcrs &c new stnb!:nc
and quarters There il h and prst mill within
few hundred yards, al which very lucrative business
ca be done in having the timber sawed lumber com
mAnds high cash prices al the mill.
1t 10 within convenient distances OF the Court House
Churches Mis &c, and steamers Norfolk four times
week. and Baltimore three times week besides hav.
ing the option Of Baltimore and New York markets for
grain 1t is believed be- for its advantages OF up and
low land fine and marl situation &C. one of the
finest estates in lower Virginia. There are abou,
80 acres seeded in wheat The society Of the neigh
bOrhood ia the finest in Virginia. The plantation
bought great bargain at private if applied
Tor Immediately. Also the stock furniture implc
&c. Possession can be given at any time
TERMS Of sale are:-ODethird cash. balance in four an
nua payments-or other terms could be made
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the estate
or in giving any information. Address
a. p. BURNS, Gloucester C. H.,
Gloucester County, Va, or
ROBT. ID. BURNS, Cuunscor's Hail.
Envl
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TO PURCHAsE.-A

WASTED TO PURCHAsE.-A trac, Of timber
w land or wood land, say from 50 to 500 acres on
sanes River or some other nayigabe stream Address
@ iu particulars, stating location price, distance from
nccnond DC, also price Of wood per cord at landing
w., Valley Forge Post Office, Penns yvania.
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B THOMAS PATE,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law Corner
"A OF esaramsnto and Montgomery Streets, Ban Fr.A'
oi.eo c.Hforni, Aug % ID
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AUCTION SALE VALUABLE LAND On riit
BIG AND LITTLE BIRD CREEKS IN GOOCHLANI


BIG AND LITTLE BIRD CREEKS IN GOOCHLAND
COUNTY.
nDY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of Gooch
ID land entered on the 10th OF September 1856, III the
case OF Lightncr Morris ais the undersigned com
will on the 4th OF December soh Offer at auc
on ON the premises the of land known the Light
ner tract lying the Little and Big Bird Greeks in said
county, adjoining the lands of the Estates OF John Allan
deceased and VIM Hopkins, deceased. and approaching
within short distance OF the james River and kanaw ha
Canal.
This contains by recent 465 acres Of which
about IS creek aas embracing island OF POI acres
great fertility The land has been poorly cultiva
ted for several years. anu 10 consequently neither much
improved exhausted but retains within its soil the on
gna elements OF productveness in high degree only re-
qurAg the skill OF good farmer to evoke ana develop
them in the tangible results of fine crops otobacco wheat
corn, &c. better opportunity TOR profitable invest
ment in real estate seldom presented The neshoor'
hood Is unexcepionable.
ANY additional information may be obtained by applca
ton 10 B. b. Ayres Hadensvio, Goochand or W. B. Pet.
iii, Columbia, Fluvanna
TERMS a sum sufficient defray expenses Of sale
In CASH the residue in three equal annual nalnents
hearing from day of sale uhe interest payable
nua.ly secured By bonds with good personal security,
and tne legal title retained additional security
B B. AiRES. lCou.rs
w. i. PETIT,
N B.-Shoud the day designated be inclement the sale
hp m sde ths next Air dHy Oct 2l-c6w
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<0Tl(,R.

NOTICE.
DROPosALs will DO received at the Office Of the
- James River and kanawha Company in Richmond
asn toe :h day of December next. for tho
hs k.Awha Rivar above Charleston, embracing abou,
- a!"s OF the river
Of the work be at tho oco of the
SoGpsny in Richmond, or at the Engineers Ofsce in
Ssaanan, WIN. p. ,NUEFORD,
w, --<a~H!iDec Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.
LARGE AUCTION SALE OF NEGROES:

LARGE AUCTION SALE OF NEGROES
(AN TUESDAY, December 2d, at the town OF hanlaA
- North Carolina will be sold at auction for cash. tro"
900 10 300 VALUABLE NEGROES,
con,istipr of field hands and mechanics with their ia'
hes. -, , ,ound. of
These negroes have been reared on the low Tbe
Roanoke aud will be offered for sale in ianln's a.; i
place OF ane is on the line OF the WILMINGTON anu "
Railroad he great mail route) over which TWO
trains pass each way daily. -o,u;r.d N mike
pecuniary arrangements, it will BE- sf"n'eu ="
bills or approved security. ,,,u ., p,,o;cb n e
Letters addressed to the suose'1T u p DEVEREIIX,
1hose which III the @ above sale %a' nd. nd
y. n sond their accounts to the Editor Oi the
ssndnld." Ralegh N c., with copy OF the publication
n.,~
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KING WILLIAM LAND FOR SALE.

KING WILE1AN LAND FOR SALE-
an the 18th November, 1856 will be sold the farm in
" King William county, known as kennnstnn, contain
ing about four hundred and eighty Situated in
re6ned and agreeable neghborhood only two miles from
Ayetts Uhe head Of navigation the Msspon) noted
tor health and delightful waters 1t should command the
attention of those in want of small farm.
improvements consist o large dwelling. stable barn,
quarters, &c, all In good repair.
Terms made known on tho day OF sale.
ROBERT HUD6lES,
Eovf--ctds MRS. g. F. DEW.
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NOTICE

Cumberland, Nov. Is. ls56-cw3w
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Nov l3-ctd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-16
E1le0lflIlRs.

6<RENVILLE' VEG ETABLE EY.
VI TRACT.--The most eifsctaal remedy ever disc5v
cred for Csnker Canker RASH and Scarlet Fever Cans
and Thrnsh in the Month"; THruat Dstamper, or wiat "a
Malignant Putrd Sore Throat, DYssNTERY. and all sry
COMPLAINTS; has now been in twentythres Ver
As family medicine it is unriyallsd, being composed Of
harmless materials
As the season is now approaching when many are
subject to bowel complaints, particularly teething cha
dren, it should be found in every Household.
The pabc are hereby cautioned against spurious ar
cle which is in the market with the circular and ran
per OF the genuine article copied anas! entire. with tia
certificates, only changing tie name Of the proprietor
The genuine has the lac smile of the inventor A. S
GBENVILLE, on the wrapper and circular It is nog
manu- ctured by his widow Mrs. s. Grenvie and i;
s5e at john ]. Brown & Sons, 425 Washington Street
and Ghas I. Carney, 1873 Washington Street., Boston.
Also by james Green and D. Scott Worcester and by
druggists generally.
Also, GRENYILLE'S LININENT, to accompany the
ExtractfJr liberated Sore Throat outward appca
tion. 1t Is good for any kind of inflammation. For
burns, light sever it will relieve the anguish almost
instantly, aud perform most wonderful It would
be well Tor every family to keep it, it bsing also good FOR
Bruises, Chblans Chapped Hands Sore Lips and Noses
Piles, &c, &c. mv22 eM9Thtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-16
N r C o N " e r {
InvigOratinAg Cordial,
VOUS INIT DoTE.

" Z II v v u . II " L L II " L 4
This Preparation is particularly adapted to weak ner
persons, whose debiiated condition leads them
despair Of being restored to health and strength.
Nervous Debility, Paiptation of the Heart Indigestion
Costvenes Weakness of the Back and General Physica
Prostitution tending to Consumption Weakened Memory
Confusion of IDEAS Lessened Power of dental Appica
ton, may be removed directly and speedily by removin
the cause through the action Of this
Cor a q NE.
Young and old men alike find it very powerful in
restoring health strength and vigor The loss of proper
physical energies and the consequent disarangeen of
the SYSTEM may be prevented by the this
truly rejuvenang Cordial 1t reanses the blood all
morbid NATTER and gives life and vigor in place of pros
tratio For the modus operand of the Cordial the
wrapper around each bottle Those in the country who
wish for it have safely forwarded by express
there agent in their town. Price 81 per bottles;
three BEETLES for IS.
N. B. That involuntary nocturnal loss Of physical en-
ergy pro uctive OF much mischief the nervous system
ncapaeitatng the victim for business society," matri
mony, is speedily restrained by this Cordial 1t the
only remedy which has effected the desired result this
malady.
DR.. Convers may be consulted personally by letter.
without charge at his Office No. 32l Hanover Street Bos
ton, where all orders for the Cordial should be
DR.. Conyers' Medical Work-The BEACON, or GUIDE
FROM YOUTH TO MANHOOD, is the most important
and Instructive book published these complaints.
To young it is Invaluable Il will be given those
who purchase three bottles of Cordial
Agents in WOrcester-James Green NJ. B. Green b Co.
and Bush Co.
Sold by BURR, FOSTER, & CO., No. Cornhill, Boss
tons also by BEDDING 4 CO., s State street, ]. R
SPALDING, rs fremont street; CHARLES CARNEY
l3S Washington Street. jyls dawf
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AN INVALUABLE DIsOUVn1
IN Made through the Instinct of
THE HORSE.

DR.. J. H. WEBER has discovered in the great valley
of the Mississippi through the instinct of horses afflicted
with the Heayes the most valuable remedy for the of
Consumption, Bronchitis inflammation of the Throat and
Lungs, Hemorhage Of the Lungs Asthma Group Coughs
Diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys that been
employed in the treatment ofthose difficulties. DE first
employed it in the treatment of his own case as
matter Of experiment 1t him TO perfect health
after all other remedies had failed to benefit him. and he
was pronounced in CensumpL and was considered in.
curabe Since his recovery be has prescribed two
hundred pounds Of it to his patients for the above descrb
ed difficulties with unparalleled success This
edy is prepared for Inh aation, and in Syrup,
Price of the Inhaling Powder and Inhaler 81 each ;
Syrup s. SO per bottle circular containing correct
Of the discovery and the OF this remedy
will he sento any person in the United States ol one
Post Office stamp For sale his Office No. 1872 Maine
St. Chaflesown Mass, and all first class apothecaries
N. b. Consultation free.
lCERTIFICATE
Having used Dr.. Webber's discovery in my prac
tice believe it TO be safe and valuable remedy for all
Throat and Lung difficulties. d. p REunoK NJ. D..
mch1l div CharestoWn. Mass.
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nEMARKABLE CURES by using the ge
q Irins ALLIED OINTMENT AND HEMOR SYRUP:

Z uine ALLIED OINTMENT AMI HUM0R SYRUP:
j. s. stafford of Lawrence testifes to two cures
scoua Of ery aggravated character aid of being him
self cured of bad humor.
Lucy Redman Of Lawrence cured of Kings Evil.
Mrs. Fernald, Lawrence, was cured of cancer.
Rhesa Bronson Fail River, was cured of humors Of 9
years standing.
James ". Hunt of Lawrence was cured of chronic diff
hculty of the chest occasioned by hunors.
ST rhom pson Of Lawrence was cured Of bad humor.
Matthias Shore, New Bedford, cured of bad humor
Mrs. l. Carlton Lawrence, was cured of an unmistake
able Spider Cancer
l. D. Reed, Great Falls cured Of cancer, which
had eaten through his lip.
lady in Leominster cured of in her stom
ach.
A lady in Derry was cured of cancer.
MIR. Carlton of Lawrence cured OF BARRIERS Itch.
Mrs. D. S. Swan Of Lawrence cured of humors in
ternal.
A R. Hail. Lawrence, cured Of Sick Headache
caused by lumors in the stomach.
The following is from distinguished druggist and
chemist, Broadway N. Y:
Mr. C H. KENT: Dear Sr-I have used YOUR allied
ointment in my family, and found it superior to anyhiue
Of the kind healing preparation Also, my nephew
tried it for neuralgia and entirely relieved him in fouI
hours Respectfully yours,
April 8, 1856. G. H. RING.
CHARLES H. KENT co.. General Agents, Law
renee Mass.
Agents in Worcester, Charles Clarke NJ. B. Green b
Co.. Bush & Co., and j. Q Hill.
Price of Ointment 81. Syrup 80 cents.
apl9 deod&w1y
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she World pr R Greene has recently discovered the
EIecsrO- Meslicn ted BRGhs,
which combine the of certain plants, the
effect of which, with the currents of electricity, neutralze
the diseased matter in the blood and tissues, and expe it
.rom the system.
Each Bath prepared to suit the constitution and dis
ease of the patient and medicated act directly
upon the disease They pleasant to the patient
than the Eecro-Chemical Bath, and much more eectua
in removing Scrofua, rheumatism Dropsy, Neuralgia
Paralysis Fits, Female Complaints and almost every dis
eased condition of the human body.
DR.. Greene still uses the Electro chemical Baths
discovered by Prof Yerenes, extract Mineral Poi
sons such Mercury, Arsenic, Lead &c. &c. Persons
wishing receive the benefit Of these Baths will find
cry convenience at IS Bromfed Street. Boston Circulars
with full description sent free of charge, to any
closing postage stamp. diff mch1l
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Notites.

ECE! ICE! ICE! Those wishing to he sup
Z piled with Ice will b9 accommodated by applying at
he Office, r .. IA Main Street, over the Quin-
sganond Bank or leaving orders with the drivers Also
Lyman DruTy's, Nos. 81 and So Front Street.
Becher d St0wels, City Hail.
Ellis-S Flaggs, fa-k Street.
The terms for supplying Ice for 1855 are for 5000 lbs
aud under % cents per 100 pounds; 5000 to 10000 lbs
20 cents per 100 pounds all 10000 pounds, one
The above p:ic are for CASH. In order prevent de-
enton it viii be expected that the retrgeFators and
water will be ready.
u Relrigeraturs for sale vt the Office o0ice hours
rom tc IL a. NJ, and from , 10 / o'clock NJ.
app diff WALHbR 4 sWEGISER-
4 INCOLN HO U s e.
The subscribers, having leased the new and splendid
Hotel, erected in connection with, and inclusive o. The
Worcester House, take this occasion that they
will open to the public the 2l of June; the establish
ment TO be known hereafter as the Ii SuOLN HOUSE
Ithas been entirely re-arranged and furnished pos
peculiarly central l1caon being situated oppo
site the Depot Of the Boston, New York N0r@ich snua,
and Fhchburg Rar ads and in all respects suited for
the purposes OF a E'ESst Ci0sH Hotel Confident in
their ability to satisfy the public, the subscribers (or ten
years conductors of the American ouse) respectfully
/, lcit share OF the public patronage.
u In connection with the Hotel, they have provided
convenient and airy stables which, under the direction
of Mr. Wheeock, favor bly, known to the patrons of
the American House, will afford ample accommodations
for the horses and carriages of their guests.
my27 diff II. 7. BoNNEY co.
aNIRE ENSURANCE.-The Mechanics Mutu
a Fire Insurance Co, of Worcester hereby give notice
that the Directors Of said Company have by vote deter
mined to divide the property insured by them, into two
classes, viz the Manufacturers and the Mechanics
Glass, which takes effect from this date One million dol
lars having been previously subscribed to he insured in
the Manufacurers' Glass they prepared to insure in
that class the other Mutual Offices, Coz:
ton and Wooden Mills, having the following characters
ties viz built of brick sone heated by steam. having
constant watch, good force pump expressly for ex-
nguishing fires and the picker out of the main riil
if in the mill, in fire proof room. They also insure in
the Mechanics Glass; dwelling houses farm barns, stores,
stocks Of goods machine Shops and mechanics property
generally, excepting shaving risks" and such as s
! termed textya hazardous"
DfREoToRs- Henry A Denny, Worcester Geo. Black
burn, Boston Essex Sanders Grafton; AlOnzo White,
leicester &. s. Denny, Cappvisi Geo. n. Rice Wor-
cester VIM B. Fox, Jr., Worcesteri Dwight Foster,
Worcester Daniel fainter, Worcester Samuel l. Hodg-
ss Lei ester. HENRY A. DENNY, Prest
VIM S. Denny, Sec'y
Worcester, Sept 10, 1855. dH
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IRON RAILINGS.

complete and extensive in the country, embracing every
known branch of the art viz: Cemetery, Garden Balco
ny, Verandah, and Building Ratings, Window Girders,
Tree Boxes Seees Brackets &C. &c. Of the most choice
and elaborate designs. Public Squares, Cottages, PR
vate Dwellings, and Cemetery Lots, enclosed in
not to be surpassed All orders in any part of the
try promptly attended to, prices that will defy compe
ttion. JfI HE4LEY,
81 Sudbury St., opposite sudburyP Boston.
mch11 fawen
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Railroads.

czszzsszss- WORCEST X NASHUA
ksfs@ssf R. Ron and after July %, passenger
trains will follows:
Leave Worcester 20 and IL 90 M, and 90 P NJ.
Leave Nashua at 90 and II IS A. NJ, and so P. NJ
AT Nashua, all trains connect with the trains of the
Concord Railroad, where passengers the to and
from the Northern the Passumpsin the Boston, Concord,
and Montreal and the Vermont Central Railroads.
AT Groton Junction trains directly with The
trains of the Stony Brook Railroad; and also with those
of the Fchburg Railroad with the exception of the first
train nom Boston; and at Fitchburg with trains of the
Vermont Il Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States" G. w. BENTLEY, Sup't.
Worcester, July Is, 1856. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-16

NETACHUSETT HOUSE, PRINCETON,
Wv WORCESTER COUNTY, MASS.
This House. having been retted during the last winter,
and enlarged by the addition Of several newooms your
attention respectfully called to the desirable ac
titles afforded by this popular establishment for transient
permanent boarders during the season There
perhaps few if any summer retreats in the Union,
Delightfully."- situated, possessing greater adyan-
ages for rural residence than the Wachusett 1t is
situated within miles Of the base of the lovely and oE
ering Wachuset Mountain, the summit Of which is two
Thousand feet above the level Of Massachusetts Bays
1900 feet above the Wachusett House The surrounding
country is prose interest for the sportsmen or the an
gler while me most delightful drives readily accessi-
bic from every point oil compass.
The subscriber respectfully solicits the patronage of
the travelling public, and begs to assure his patrons that
every possible attention will be given that viii tend to rem
der his establishment Home equally attractive as the
beautiful scenery by which it is surrounded
JAMES BOYD, Proprietor.
Princeton, June 10, 1856.
?. S The direct way to Princeton is to take the
Il y. train from Boston to Worcester thence to Oak
die, the Worcester and Nashua r. r, miles, and
hence by stage TO Princeton, miles jel9 eod3mf
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n. ID. advertisements.

REOOLEN MACHENERY.- Z. SOD
w DARD, Now Yors, only manufacturer OF the orig
inal STEEL RING and TOOTH BURRING MACHINES
and FEED ROLLS ne attached to First and also 70
Second Breakers and Fiuishers Of Wooden Carding Aa
chimes. The alta hment second Breakers and Finish
ers is new and very important. These machines in
successful operation, first Breakers, in most OF the
principal Wooden Factories in tbs ned States Ganadasi
aud Mexico, and deemed by experienced mn nUac0r
rs, as the most perfect machines used and npeusdbe
60 the economical and successful mana5clare Of wool
They in fact the only strong durable and success
fully operating machines in No cardiug machine
should run hour without them.
The Feed Rolls are strong dorabe, and worthy Of at
tention.
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls, refer
euces to mills having them in USE &c, may be had by al
dressing G. L. GODDARD,
No. Bowling 'reen. New York, to whom osiers should
hrdirected div all