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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-01-07

THE LEDGER is ev.
erywhere acknowledged
to be the best family pa
per in the world-hence
its extraordinary and
unheard, of popularity.
The Proprl etor of the
LEDGER employs the
best talent, and by so
doing makes the best pa.
per in the country.
THE NEW YORK
LEDGER is printed OIL
beautiful white paper,
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FANNY FERN writes
only for THE NEW
YORK LEDGER.
SYLVANUS COBB,
Jr., writes only for
THE N E W YORK
LEDGER.
EMMERSON BEN.
NETT writes only for
THE NEW YORK
L LEDGER.
ALICE CARY, Mrs.
SIGOURNEY, and DR..
N ELSON write fol
THE N E W YORK
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Master Commissioners Sale

Pursuant to an order Of sale issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas of jackson County, Ohio
and to me directed, as Master Commissioner Of
said Court, shall, Oh the
3Oth Day of January A. ID. 1858,
at one O'Clock, p NJ of said day at the door Of the
Court House, in the town of jackson, in Jackson
County, Ohio, offer at public sale. the following
premises, to wit: The undivided half of In Lot No.
3S in the town of jackson, Jackson county, Ohio
except twenty five by thirty feet sold to Joseph
out of the west corner of said lott and also all
the right and interest Of Levi Davis to and in the
water privilege on In Lot No. lO3 in said Town.
which is described in deed made by Daniel Perry
to John Hatton, and recorded in the Recorders Of
fee of said county.
Appraised at SI264.
$50 be sold as the property of Levi Davis, at the
suit of Moses Sternberger.
-sferms of sale, Cash,
]. W. LONGBON,
4 Master Commissioner.
HOFFMAN STEVENSON, Attys.
= lapanhar 9T 1877 -
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LEDGER

LEDGER.
GEORGE D. PREM
TlCE,JOHN G.SAXE
and all the other besr
writer's, contribute t.
THE N Z W YORK
LEDGER
THE LEDGER is de.
voted to POLITE LIT
ERATURE, ORTGI.
NAL ILLUSTRATED
TALES, ESSAYS, PO.
ETRY, SKETCHES,
BIOGRAPHY, NEWS,
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lNERIClN IADEPENDENCE!
NJ, STERYBERGER eco

BEG leave 10 present the following description
Ipf GOODS 70 the notice Of the public, which are al
Iwzys % be found in our New and Splendid Store
lBeam, styled "STERNBERGER'S BLOCK" Be-
'f0Te going into detail we beg leave tg inform you
that we only able to give you small portion Of
the Of the Goods Of present Stock, other
wise it would take a half dozen County papers 10
give youa full description. In the first place, we
offer you Blue, Black Brown and Drab, French,
English, and German Cloth, Black Steel Mixed aud
Fancy Doe Skin Cashmere; also a large stock Of
Sattinetta, Tweeds and Jeans
We take pleasure in announcing that we have
the best and largest selected stock Of Clothing and
Gcntlcmen's Furnishing Goods that has ever been
offered 10 Jackson and its vicinity, such az fine
Black, Brown and Blue, Cloths, Dress Goats,
ClyLh, Bedycr Pilot, CasEi2eres M1har, Bear Skin,
Ragand and Ogercoats Pants and Vests, according
ly. Call and enumerate them yourselves. We have
the latest styles Of Gents and Boys Mohair, Plush,
Fur and Cloth Caps; also, Fur, Silk, Cashmier and
Wool Hats.
In the next place, we give few enumerations to
the ladies; with pleasure We viii inform you Of the
glaT tidings, that we have the latest European
Styles Of Fancy Dress Goods, such as Black Paided
and Fancy Dress Silks, French and English Meri-
nocs and Padded Cashmercs, al wo0l Plain and
Figured De LANES, Coburgs, Delaize, Frilliau
Stripes, Lustefs, Figured Vevetg, solid color wool
De Laine; which we will be able to sell cheaper than
ever We are ble to offer you large assortment
Of the latest styles Of Bay State Long and Doubl,
Shawls; silk and Cloth Bantias, Cloaks and Capes
Trimmed in the latest Fashion.
We also have few sets Of Martin and Sable
Vctorines and Cuffs Of the best materil and the
latest STYLES. Call soon if you want to get a
P'ep at them.
Our Jewelry Department We always try ia
KEEP complete, especially such as Gold end 'Sil.
yer Watches Gold Chains, Gold Fob Chains
Gold Pens, Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold Lock.
cts Of all sizes; Ear Rings. Breast pins, Finger
| Rings Necklaces aud Wri5tlctes, with which
we can suit the most fanatic iia Judge of the
material We will now give you fow Of ouT
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Contributors will
continue to write for
THE LEDGER as
heretofore.
No expense will be
spared to secure others
whose pens shall be
considered competent
to add to THE LED
GER attractions and
usefulness.
Mrs. EMMA D. E.
N. SOUTHWORTH
writes only for THE
NEW YORK LED.
& Err.
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U. S. MAIL DAILY LINE
CINCINNATI, MAYSyILLE, AND
PORTSMOUTH
PA CE6ET MPAVY

Have extended their line to Portsmouth, daily.
Steamer BOSTONA Capt McCLMN) leaves
for Maysville and Cincinnati every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday, at l2A;
Steamer KENTUCKY (Capt, JACK leaves for
Maysyllle, and Cincinnati every Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday II N; touching tall
points.
Also prepared to ticket through to Tsre
Haute, Fort Wayne, Paris Pana indianapolis,
Peru, Iowa City, Rock Island Milwaukee, Chi.
cago, Lafayette, GaIena, Bloomington, Dunleilh,
Fulton City, Mt Pleasant, Madison Wis, Ma
pies, Jacksonville, Springfield, Decatur, Bur
ngton, Peoria, aad any points between Cincin-
natl direct to 81. Louis
NOEember 10 '51-3m
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The profits of this un-
paralleled circulation
enable the proprietor Of
THE LEDGER 10 ex-
pend sums upon it Which
would soon sw amp any
Ordinary publication.
A paper with a circu-
lation of only a hundred
thousand or so would
sink under the expenses
of THE LEDGER in
less than six months.
All of Che old and ia.
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high moral tone characterizes every article
in THE LEDGER. In fact, the names of its
leading contributors are sufficient guarantee
that it stands in marked contrast to class of
weekly publications that have for so long a time
flooded the country, but which, fortunately for
the morals of our people, are almost extinct.
Dec Al ls57-lw
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Master UompzlsSiOner's sale.

Pursuant to an orer of sale issued from the court
of common, Pleas Of jackson county, Ohio, and to
me directed is Master commissioner'of said court,
shall, on tho.
OH ddg of January, A. d. 1858,
at ono oelock p M. of said day, at the door of the
coil House, in the town of Jackson, in jackson
county, ohio, ~i. at public sale, the following
premises to wit-cOmiffe enoing forty feet from the
south least corner Of ln-ot number 5o,> Main St.,
running thence nineteen feet and three ine4 IS in
north westerly direction on said Main St. the 70 at
right angles back across in-lots No. 35 and 80 pa,
allel with Broadway st. through to the alley,
thence nineteen feet and three, inches in q soutr
eastcrly direction on said alley thenceback to the
place Of beginning, situated in the te@n Of jack
son, in Jackson county, Ohio. Appraised at $2i67:
To be sold as the property of Elias Long at the suit
of David Radcliffe. Terms of sale, cash.
J.W. L0NGB0N, MaStsfeommissioper:
D. MackCy, Atty. -
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All persons indebted. tc Elias Long are re.
aqneIed, for the very last time, to call immedi.
,ately and sette. Otherwise suit will be brought
and no mistake. That no one may have an ex-
cuse, Corn Oats, White Beans, Wheat, Dried
Apples and Peaches will be taken in payment at
the Jackson market price if delivered in tim e.
Theabove claims are now held by John l..
Long, who may be found at his Store, lower
room ln The Commercial Block opposite Geo
M. Adams Store, Main Street, Jackson, C. II.
Ohio. s.s rdec 81, 1857 --3wi
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and is composed Of s
pages, making the hand.
soonest weekly paper in
the Union. 1t is pub
lished every Saturday,
and sold at all the news
offices in every city and
town throughout the
country, and is mailed
for subscribers at So
per annumj two copies
are sent for 50. Any
person obtaining eight
subscribers at 81 SO
each (Which is our low
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTIcE.

The undersigned has been appointed and quail
fed as Administrator Of the estate of s. w. Chris
tian, late of jackson, county, Ohio decd. All per
sons Indebted are required to make immediate pay
mont, and those having claims will please present
them duly authenticated for settlement within
twelve months from this date
L. W. SALMONS, Admir-.
Dec. 81, 1857 Wa
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est club rates), and
sending us $l2, will be
entitl d to on G copy
free. Terms invariably
in advance. Address
all letters to
Robert Bonner,
Publisher of the
NEW YORK LEDGER,
Al Ann St, New York.
N B.-NOw is a good
time to subscribe, as
NJ RS. S q U I H :
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st. Charles Restaurant,
H. D. BURTON,
Market ST., between Sd and 4th.,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.

THE Subscriber would respectfully say to the
public that he continues at his old stand where can
be had Oysters, (in Shell or CAM Lolsters, Sar-
dimes, and al, kinds of Game served rp in the best
Style on short notice. Meals sered up at any
hour. A good supply of fresh oysters either in
Shell or CAM always on hand. Country dealers or
families supplied at reduced rates.
sIlao 1QL7 Our
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PRnnATE NOTICE.

Ths7ellowing persons have filed their accounts
and vouchers for settlement:
yelling Westske; administrator of the estate OF
George Newell; James Mutt, administrator Of VIM.
Hughes, David G. Evans, Guardian Of David Evansi
,Jobn w. Ratliff, administrator Of Peter Bum, de-
ceased.
: The above cases will be sor hearing on the list
monday in January, 1858.
>. -. T.N.H0WELL, ProbatoJudgc.
Nov. 20 1857 81 -.
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inClosiuc Us So will receive the engraviu
post paid by return mail, also specimens of our
publications and one Of the numbered subsctip.
tion receipts, emitting the holder to the Mag
azlne one year and 10 q chanc5 in The distribh.
ton This offer is made only to those who de-
sire TO ACT as agents or to form clubs Addre~
OAKSMITH d Coz
No. 37l Broadway, New
Dee 81. Is5s.-2w
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First week. ..............54 81 subscribers.
shall do much better next week tits the
engraving Chat.dQes the business Everybody
wants the . pg You may calculate upon
from one housand subscribers from h,o
this Wintj DR.. going to make enough out
Of. .thgbtis :ssIto buy farm in the Spring.
- With such Inducements as we olfer anybody
can obtaimsubscF Fbe:s. We invite every gen
tleman out Of employment, and every lady who
desires pleasant money making occupation 20
apply at once for an agency. Applicants
should inclose 25 cents for specimen, copy OF
the Magazine, which will always be idrwarded
with answer to application by return mail
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UNnIvALED ATTRACTIONSn
LsIMERg0NOg MAGAZINE
AND
PUTNAM'S MONTHLY.
TWO GREAT MAGAZINES IN ONE.
10000 Copies the First Month I!
PROGRAMME FOR 1858.

D7S2O,O 900 in splendid works Of Art
Fiv Dollar Engraving 10 every subscriber--the
Great Library Oifer-Agents getting Richi!
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WORTH'S new story,
THE BRIDE OF AN
EVENING, will be
commenced in THE
LEDGER on the first of
January.
N. b. No. 2.-We
have no Agents author
lied to receive subscrip.
tions for THE LED.
GER. Subscribers must
always remit direct to
us, and not send or pay
any money to any
AGENTS.
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MAKING MONEY.

The success which our agents are meeting
with is almost astonishing. Among the man
evidences Of this fact, we present the following
from one of our agents already in the field:
81 have now been az work canvassing on your
Magazine one week. and am delighted with the
business. 1t is different from canvasing for
any thing else ever tried. | am sure to get a
subscriber in every family where they can rake
together three dollars. | am never received
with indifference anywhere, for the first thing
| do is 10 unroll my engraving before let any
body know what | am after, and thus get
them interested before they know what a splen-
did offer am going to make them. Sometimes
they ask my price for the engraving and tell
them S., and when | offer them the engraving
and Magazine one year'ior three dollars they
are perfectly astonshed. did not get to 60
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RG99&

On or about Christmas 2ay lost due bill
drawn FOR S32 90 ceuts. dated September L 9th
1857, payable to Richard Sneiden, and signed
BY Isaac Skvson. This is to forwarn all per.
sons from purchasing said due bill, from any
other person butmyself
RICHARD SNEDDEN.
December 81, lS5T.--3w
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Il II Z
NEW YORK Lg1sell
HTGD MR E@ES&RO
THE BEST FAMILY PAPER IN THE
WORLD!
All The FaU0rits Writers retained, and
Neto ones Added.
Still Greater Attractions for the New
Year!

The circulation Of The NEW YORK LED.
GER Is now Three Hundred and Thirty Thou
sand Copies, which is greater than that of any
Ten other Literary Papers in America.
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FANCY AND TRIMMING

Catalogue: Capes Parasols, silk and Gimp
Bonnets and Ribbons, all widths, Cap and Trim
mings, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, Embroideries
" bite Goods, Jaconetts, Cambrcs Book Mus
lin, Swiss and India Linen Victoria. Lawns,
Shimisetts, Shirt Fronts, Barages and Tissue Mo-
hair, Head Dresses, Cravats and Ties, Linen and
Cambrck Handkerchiefs, Pougee H'dk'.chieffs
Wooen Hoods, Jackets, Scaris and Cspc. for
Women and Children.
silk Velyets, Ribbons of all varieties. Moirs
Antiqe, Mohair and silk Of all widths for Trim.
ming Cloth, silk, Kid, Fur; Lyles, Worsted, &
srt IN GLOVES, for Ladies', Gents and Chill.
IliIfdren's Wear. We also, offer You willow,
III Plush, and Brussels Satches, together
With wrapped Rattan, Brass and Whalebone,
Hoops and Skirts suitable for the season: again.
we offer WOoleu Head Ties Linen Floss Cloak
Tassis silks Mitts, Belts, Wooden and Cotton
Hose, Wha!ebone Buttons, Silk, Linen and
Cotton Thread; all Of which will be sold to
.ut the times,
We will now give you asketch ofour Domes.
ties We lave all brands Of Prints, Scotch aud
Domestic Ginghams, Brown and Bleached Mus.
Inns, Plaid and Striped Checks, Eastern Lin
seys, TickinGs, all colors of Cambrcs Linen
and Cotton Table Cloths, Red. White, Green Il
Yellow Flaupels, Wool Figured Table, Bureau
aud Piano covers, Wooen Bed Blankets, Cot d
RISE BLAN kETS;
will be sold cheap for Cash. To be brief, we
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BOOTS SHOES.

| da.llsGDWndow Paper, and Cigars: ass
few School and Blank Books Bibles, Writing
and Letter Paper, which can be had by the ream
or quire.
We are agents for the Ohio Salt Works. Salt
can be had atthe Factory Price, including trans
poration for Cash only.
AT the commencement of another season we
adopt this motto of addressing you, and res
pectfully asking your attention 10 our advertise
ment, Every days experience convinces US
more fully of the advantages of the buyers, OF
doing business on a uniform principle Our
stock includes no bats, or Goods to be sold at
Cost, involving the necessity of large profits on
other articles.
But we endeavor to sell our Goods at low
profit, We know, and experience has taught
large circle Of our customers, that we sell our
Goods cheaper than those that propose to sell at
Cost. Past experience of fifteen years in bu-
siness has taught US that this is hs honest way
to do business.
We are thankful to the generosity of the pub
lie of Jackson and vicinity, for your past pat
ronage, and hope you will continue tie same as
long as we deal with you as honest men.
We ask an Inspection of our stock as early as
convenient. Yours Respectfully
NJ. STERNBERGER d co.
Jackson, Ohio, November H. 1857.
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G6lu : ard, v Vtst and Fob Chains SO %
ITO $50 each.
stGold Lockets, BRACELETS, Brooctes, Ear Drops,
Breast Pins, Cuff PINK Sleeve Buttons, Rings,
+. Shirt Studs, w atch Keys, gold and silver thin
bleH and variety Of btber articles worth from
A5Qcents to SIS 20 cath.
1mpediately on receipt of the subscription
money, the esubscribeisnane VIII be entered up
on our subscription hook opposite number
and the gift correspoiding with that number
viii be forwarded. within one week, to the sub.
scriher, by mail OF express, post paid.
JAll COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed
70 BECKETT d CO..
4s& ~ Mofat's Buildng3 1876 Broadway N. Y
.asSpecimen cp piessent free.
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WATCH! WATCUl

L
A kR YOU will be deceived, in the article, but
W if you wish to purchase, call at my Shop
ga and can show you number one
GMaM Watches, which | will sell and
RE 9h warrant to keep good time for one
&, ,Is9 year, at lower figures than you
4ssaSSa&zSsS~ can buy in this market. | keep
good assortment of
Clocks and Jcwelry,
Or all Kinds and qualities, from best to com.
mon on hand at all times. Having arrange.
ments with the best jewelers. in Cincinnati, nv
assortment will be kept trim at all times
REPAIRING,
Done on short notice. All work done by me
warranted, or no charge.
SAMUEL SAYLOR.
Opposite II. W. Whites Hardware Store, Broad
way street, jackson, Ohio.
November G, 1856. 33-tf
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SPECIMEN Engraving.

AS we desire to place in the hands of every
nerson wfo proposes to get up club, and also
wv agent, a copNef Oh engraving OF "The
apsr.' as al 'eeimen, each applicant
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" THE LAST SUPPER,

and will present a copy of it to every three.dol-
lar subscriber for the year 1858. 1t was en-
graved at cost Of over $4,000, by the late cee.
bratod A. L. Dick, from the original of Raphael
Morghen, after Leonardo Da Vinci, and is the
largest steel.plate engraving ever executed in
this country, beiog three times the size Of the
ordinary three-dollar engraylngs.
The first impressions Of this engraving are
held at 5l0 and it was the intention of the art
list that none Of the engravings should ever be
offered for less sum than S., being richly
worth that amount. Thus every three. dollar
subscriber will receive the Magazine one year
cheap at SO, and this splendid engraving,
richly worth ST. thus getting for SO the value
ofSS.
We shall commence striking off the cngrav
ings Immediately, yet it can hardly be expec-
ted that impressions of SO large plate can be
aken as fast as they VIII be called for by sub
scribers. We shall, therefore, furnish them in
the order in which subscriptions are received,
Those who desire to obtain their engravings ear.
ly, and from the first Impressions, should send
III their subscriptions without delay. Theen =
raving can be sent on rollers, by mail. or in
any other manner, as subscribers shall order.
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TIE union of Emerson's Magazine and Put
mans Monthly has given to the consolidated
work circulation second to but one similar
publication in the country, and has secured
for it combination Of literary and artistic tai
ent probably unrivaled by any other magazine
in the world. During the first month, the sale
in the trade and demand from subscribers eI.
ceeded 10000 copies. aud the numbers already
issued of the consolidated work are universally
conceded to have surpassed, in the richness of
their literary contents, and the beauty and pro-
fuseness of their pictorial illustrations, any
magazine ever before issued from the American
press. Encouraged by these evidences of favor,
the publishers have determined to commence
the new volume in January with still additional
attractions and TO offer such inducements to
subscribers as cannot fail to place it, in crcula
tion, at the head of American magazines. With
this view they now announce the following
splendid programme. They have purchased
that superb and costly steel plate engraving,
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n ATS, GAPS,
Boots e. Shoes.

GTl have in my employ the most competent
practical Tailor, and feel confident that can
give entire satisfaction in this line of business
to those that wish garments made to order.
april l6, 1857 Att
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cIPiTlI S360.O0O.

tbs company has been organized with the a.
boVe 'apitaI for the purpose of Supplying the
N demald for Combination Portable Steam Saw
Mill, Rd other improved Machinery.
\ They. have purchased the entire machinery
business heretofore carried on by J. NJ, Elmer
son d CC. also the Montgomery Works at on,
kers, Me Hudson, near this city, and with
tho exPFence and facilities combined in its
organization are prepared to furnish machine
ry ofal kinds at more liberal rates than has
ever beq offered at any other establishment
The Combination Saw Mill was patented
Octoberl856, and is now generally acknowl.
edged tobe the cheapest, most practical, ana
efficient amber manufacturing machine IN the
world. large number of them are in success
tful operation in different sections of this coun,
Xtry, Oan4a Cuba, and South America, aud
whereverher merits have been tested they are
being adpted by lumber manufacturers III prel-
erence toal other mills.
The following letter expresses the general o.
pinion of those who are using the Combination
Mill;
Messrs. Emerson & Co--Gentlemcn l have
tried the sas mill purchased of you, and will
say that 1 performs well, and more than meets
nv expectations l am well pleased with its
performAce | set it up on small stream
\. that affoded constant wafer about as thick as
W. little finger, which was much more than
Fcient ! supply the boiler. We are able to
eJ,oa0o let Of beautiful lumber i'll IL hours,
With something less than one cord OF wood. 1t
N the very thing we have so much needed in
cur country for a long time. with a little
trouble and expense, we are able to move it from
five to ten lies per day, and set it up IN the
heart o. the timber, which saves the great bur-
den of hauling the logs long distance to the
mill
JESSE KERR, Jr., Louisville Tennessee.
The company have purchased Lund's Patent
Feed Arrangement, which is illustrated and
described in the Scientific American for Octo-
Der "a. This adds greatly TO the efficiency of
the mill.
The combination Mill, with all the recent
improvements, and steam power of 10 horses,
i, capable Of saving from 5000 to 4,OOO leet in
twelve hours, and is sold for 81 ,6OO'
THE NEW YORK CIRCULAR SAW MILL
Is manufactured only by this company. l. is
of superior, construction, and sold for % per
cent less lhahlother mills Of no greater capac.
ty. A mil with Sc TO Sd inch saw can be sold
for $3.50 to $500 and with 90 horse engine and
boiler is sold for $4,000
Steam Engines and Boilers; Engines Of from
one to 100 horse power; Locomotives, Tubular,
Flue and cylinder Boilers furnished at greatly
reduced urises from former quotations,
Drawisus with nlans and specifications Car
Abrild;ngs ana nacbinerv furnished orat;s to our
4 Sn.to'.es, -
UVnipe.eht nechaulos a'e seut ouU w PuU uP
" tel IN opfaloh our machinery "Aen re-
anfactars Shingle Machines, Plan
mIn ~ ieest qSBsI- SsII Nl'ilss ana Machlhery III
Ves sSs
SPe b'eau Y geetlhg up onaluhg
sna anu z laayiacloellss' ana all KINDS oil
.L.w Itnliw R ma. "a .a.,
aDd S9nf SS@i s"i M ~R.s 0e |. aSS Son