The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

INyO TAE II EBLEC.-THE SUBSCRIBER |
III desires to call the attention of the public %
his improved Chair, Lathe and Tenoning Machine,
which far surpasses any machine hitherto invented
in the quantity and quality OF the work it VIII per
form.
This machine is calculated for turning Chair
stun, Broom Handles, Or any other description OF
parable wood work. 1t will taper the ends OF
Chair rails, round of the ends, and cut the lemons
with the most entire accuracy, and is fully compe-
tent to turn 80 dozen OF chair rails per hour, and
furnish smoothly all the work that passes through
it. The only preparation necessary for the work
be done is to split the stuff from the log aud pass
it through the machine, and the various sized man
drills are adapted for turning any diameter from
quarter of an inch upwards.
* One of these machines is in operation at the FaI
ton Foundry AMI Machine shop, corner of Second
and Carr streets, where it can be seen, and where
number have been manufactured
ALEX. EDM0NDS,
ST. Louis, Mo. Pavilion Hotel, Water st. q
Z @la FULTON Iron WORKS, St. Louis, No.
This is TO certify that have witnessed the opera
tons of Mr.. Alexander Edmonds' machines for
turning Chair Stuff, Rake Teeth and Bows,
Broom Handles, Umbrella Stalls, and all work that
requires to be smooth and parallel, and cheer
fully recommend it to all who may require ma
chinery for similar purposes, as being the SIMPLEST
cheapest, and most expeditions working machines
that know Of For the chair mako 1t Is almost
Indispensable, as it turns the post and stretchers
neatly. 1t rounds the tops and tapers the bottoms
of the posts, and lemons the stretchers fast
March II, 1859 ALBERT DEvELLY
Mr. A. EpMoSDs has one of his improved Chair,
Lathe, and Tenoning Machines in operation at our
machine shop, and take pleasure in testifying to
ats superior qualities for executing work, both Ia
speed and finish assAA s.1sfta
ST.. Louis. March IA, 1859: apI2
VRIsH CUPS-s5 BUSH. OF THESE
N celebrated Potatoes, for eating or seed just re-
ceiyed and for sale by CHAS. McJ0HSSrON, Z
aplZ ,s...tas-f.ar, Main street, near the Canal.
INeHfTE LINE .z.N'D WHITE
" WASH BRUSHES t
10 doz Whitexash Brushes, $50 .iaa s..i
Sc so bbls 0tile Lime. tsH
Just received and for sale by - - =.
apl2 Main street, near the Canal.
KlEEB! FEED! RERD!-COR.S;,
n Oats, and Bran, in store and for sale BY
sFlsss CHAS. McJ0HNST0N,
ap12 Main street, near the Canal.
MH.a.nBURGH CEESE-IO ROxES
IL extra good Just received and for sale by
- ,7GHAS. McJ0HNsToN, Posey's Block, "a
ap12 Main street, near the Canal.
Ok FOXES PRIME CHEESE,
&SB 100 lbs Chocolate,
leo lbs Cocoa,
| ls5s 800 lbs Pearl Barley,
apll ~ - 'p''' 90 z. 4. Cook 3 SON.
IN BUSH. FRESH CORY MEL,
2bbls Golden Syrup; -.
Il vi edio " H. IL NOOh a GUN
IELGRs TARh95 LARGEST SIZE
| ~ barrels, in fine order, for sale at reduced
price, by 8. L. GILBERT & CO.,
apps No. Sycamore street.
/ KAATRS5 RR.EKLS .NsE W CROP,
| NJ for sale by s. T. GILBERT & CO..
| ops No. 4 Sycamore street.
NXR S-2OO DRUMS ron SAFE
| IL low, by S. E. GILBERT a CO.,
| APPS No. 4 Sycamore street.
~ y S,Ss y. ET1u NJ. ~ q N ~ n ~
/ -M& ship heretofore existing between the under
signed. under name of olmsted Sabin, is dissolved
| by mutual consent. Said Sabin collects and re-
ceives all debts of the firm and pays all its Iabili
ties, and uses firm name only In liquidation.
| @. @. OLMSTED
siaz- $50 e. H. SAB1N. 80
Bs5- Referring to the above, take pleasure in
recommending my successor. 4A -
APPS 90 TO- G. q. oLMSTED