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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-15

OP An Irishman went into cooper's
shop and asked for an empty barrel o.
-four to make his dog a hen coop.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-15
The Dying wife.

Thoagh many a stricken heart will bleed aires
and many manly eye grow dim with tears ov
the remembrance of reality which the fonowir
beautiful lines will awaken, no one, we are sur
will ceusure us forpublishing them
Lay the gem upon my bosom.
Let NE feel her sweet, warm breath,
For strange chill DER me passes,
And know that it is death
would gaze upon the t-easure--
Scarcely given ere go,
Feel her rosy, dimpled fingers,
Wander Ger my cheek of snow
am passing through the waters,
But blessed shore appears,
Kneel beside me, husband dearest,
Let me kiss away the tears;
Erestle with thy grief, my husband,
Strive from midnight until day,
1t may have an angels blessing,
When it vanishes away. -r
Lay the gem upon my bosom,
Ills not long she can be there;
See how to any heart she nestles,
. Tis he pearl love to wear
If in after years, beside thee
Sits another in my chair,
Though her voice be sweeer music,
And her face than mine more fair
If a cherub calls thee father,
Far more beautiful than this,
70. Love thy first born; 0, my husband!
Turn not from tho motherless.
Tell her sometimes of her mother,
You will call her by her name
Shi cid her from the winds of sorrow;
- If she err, oh gently blame her
Lead her sometimes where I'm sleeping,
FE3 & will answer if she calls,
And my breath viii stir her ringlets
When my voice in blessing falls
And her soft black eyes win brighten
With wonder whence it came;
In my heart wheu years pass Ger her.
She viii find her mothers name
~ 1t is said tina every mortal
Walks betve two angels here
One records the i'll, but blots 1t,
If before the midnight drear
Is Man repenteth; if uncaneelled,
Then he SET Is it for the skies,
And the right-hand angel weepeth,
Bending low with yelled eyes.
will be her right hand angel,
Sealing up the good for Heaven,
Striving that the midnight watches
Find no misdeeds unforgiven.
You will not forget ME, husband,
When I'm sleeping meath thu sod
Oh! love the jewel given US,
As love thee next to God.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-15
Selected for the Monmouth Weekly Herald.
The Spells OF Home.

BY MRS. HEMAAS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-14
Gattsi bp Grltgrapb.
From Charleston

CHARLESTON, Dec l3
Extensive preparations are being made
for the approaching executions 10 compa.
nies Of military are now on duty; a guard IL
stationed ut every street corner and cross
roads; picket guards are patrolling the sur
rounding country o more companies are
announced TO be on their way here.
Citizens end difficulty In passing from
one part Of town 10 another. are brought 10
halt and are marched TO the guard house if
unable to give tho countersign.
Green and Copeland will be hung At in
the morning. Cook and Coppic at 3 in the
afternoon. All are composed and look calm,
" on their approaching doom Their bod
ies will be given to their friends, il claim
d.
The town Is quict---no more rumors and
Ecitement Military discipline kept up as
encompassed by besieging army The
eople are looking forward to exemption
rom military Surveillance with great pleas
ure
When civil government ~ restored there
will be quite a jubilee. The people would
willingly consent 10 Stephens and Hazlett
spending the balance of their days in the
penitentiary, rather than have another mil
itary siege at their execution.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-14
COUN TRY INYALIns

Personsin an part of the world m ay be success-
fully treatedby forwarding correct detail OF their
case, with the remittance Tor medicines etc
Address Dr. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
Quay streets, Buffalo IN. Y, jan7-dawIv
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-14
NEW TREATMENT I.
PRIVATE
OONrIDENrIAI MEDICAL ADVICE ! !!


A 4 the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estab-
N lished for the cure OF syphilis seminal Weak
and the Secret IniirmitCB OF Youth and RIatu-
rity BY DR.. AMOS \ SON, Buffalo, n. Y. onice,
corner OF Main and quay streets, (up stairs.)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure OF genital Debility, OF
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known as SEM
mai Weakness etc. Can be permanently cured in
from fifteen days to two months by the use oil this
instrument, when used conformity with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
--Dr, AMOS and SON take pleasure in announcing
that they have invented most Important instru-
ment for the OF the above diseases thas been
subjected to test by the eminent phy
London, Paris, Phiiadel lphia and New York; IL mas
been declared the only useful instrument which has
ever yet been invented for the cure of Semiual
Weakness, or any disease OF the genital organs,
caused by the secret OF youth Price Ten Dolls
lars, by hIail or Express.
a CURE WARRANTED.
DT AMOS and son have devoted their attention
exclusively to this peculiar class of maladies and
the reiet ther have consequently been able to rem
der their felowcroaturs isful testified and CRATE
fully acknowledged by convalescent patients and
others daily arriving In town, from ali parts Of the
country ior the express purpose only Of consulta
tiona, while their eXertOns haVeheeti crow ned with
the most signal advantages yet rom what they
nave experienced IN ehquirlng into the causes OF
these infectious complaints, (from their simple
condition to that of the most dangerous inlet-
crate they have alwa entertained the possibility
of their prevention and removal, apG likewise in
vaTiably found the most horrible and malgnant
forms OF disease could almost Invariably be traced
TO one Of the following causeH-lgnorance, neglect
the i'll effects of unskilful or improper
therefore DI AMOS and son have succeeded in
discovering in the selection OF their remedies,
safe, eiiectual and cautious course; omitting all
combination OF remedies which bear an equiyocaI
character as well asthose whose premature or lnu-
diciOuB application might be productive OF bad con-
sequences in the hands OF private individuals In
short the audable end OF their the
ening oil great mass OF human misery by the a!ley
iation, relief and prevention OF those grievous al
nictionB that IN reality the secret foe OF and
which, while they 80 extensively surround us, call
aloud Tor our skill and Interference for their ter.
min Ltion.
COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Personsin an part of the world may be success
fully treatedby forwarding correct detail of their
case, with the remittance Tor medicines etc
Address Dr. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
Quay streets, Buffalo IN. Y. ian7-daviv
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-14
TEACHING, TEACHING! TEACHING!
Violins, Violins. Violins.

I. v. II. CROSBY has received and will
11s sell lot OF superior toned Violins, cheaper
than ever offered in Dayton, at
cots IO7 Main st., nearly opposite the Market.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-14

CLUBBING.
discount of oftwenty-hye per cent from the above
prices Will be allowedto Clubs ordering four
copies of any one of the above works. Thus -Four
copies OF Blaokwood, or of one Review, will be sent
TO one address for S9 four copies OF the four Reviews
and Blaekwood for $50, and so on.
hemittanees for any OF the above publications
should always be addressed post. paid 10 the pub
lshersi LEONARD SCOTT CO.,
dees-dstl No. o. Geld street, New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-14
BLACKWoOD's MAGAZINE
BRITISH REVIEWS.

| SCOTT & Co, New York, continue to
1' publish the following leading British Periodi.
calls, viz;
THE LONDON QUARTERLY, Conserv.
ative.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, Wing.
g.
NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, Free Church.
4.
WESTMINSTER REVIEW, Liberal
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGA-
ZINE, Tory.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-14
NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
No. 81, Jefferson street.

"Itis now settled that the LASTING health Of Awi
men, women and children depends on the condition
Of their auLEsi1 -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-14
NEW YoRK.Dec. IL

The Repository and Bindery of the Amen
lean Tract Society, No. 6, Spruce street,
were damaged by fire and water this morn.
ing. The loss is estimated at SIT 600 There
is an insurance of 81, 600 on the property
The original Tract House escaped Injury
The business of the Tract Society will only
be retarded for few days in consequence
of the fire.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-14
CHARLEsToN. s. O.. Dac. 1a

The steamer Isabel, from Havana on the
10th, brings Vera Cruz ndvices to the 18th
inst. The reported victories of Miramon
are confirmed. 1t was possible that Mira,
mon would make an immediate attack on
Vera Cruz. Miramon and Robes forces
had combined, and their success WAS consid,
cred probable in consequence of treason ex-
isting among Juarez's party
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-14

These periodicals ably represent the three great
political parties OF Great BRITAIN WhiR Tor and
Radca-but politics forms only feature Of their
character As organs of the most profound writer's
on Science, Literature, Morality and Religion thev
stand, as they ever nave stood, unrivaied In the
world OF letters, being considered indspen sable TO
e schoar ana professional man, while to the intel
rect and satisfactory record Of the current literature
OF the daV throughout the world than can be posi-
bly, obtained from any other source.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-14
MUSIC! MUSICll MUSIOlIl

T. III. CROSBY is daily receiving Music
~: Of the atest publications, by the most popular
All orders from abroad will be alled without ex-
tra charge. Postage free.
Oots iO7 Maia street, Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-14
THE.
One Horse ShOeing shop,


few doors East Of the PosT OFFICE.
DAYTON, o.
IHE Subscriber is now better preparedv
\ than everto accommodate his old customtrs anu
the public, in the
IlOrsc-shOeIng Business,
In It's various branches. Particular attention
VIII be given to all lame horses, such as
~ Wy ho0ih, ana .bound and corns in their feet
will be cured 0atactory to the owner of sucb bof9
ses, and if not, money VII De refunded.
ALsO.-horses that interfere viii be shod 10 pre-
vent lt ana warrant t' 90 money refunded.
he VIII PERSONAL! sti Intend all work entrustd
TO MS care IhRnAt. or past tlayOrB he respectfully
asks continuance OF the patronage of his old GUS
TONER'S and will be hapI, 'u accommodate as many
Nav ones as may favor .4u with call.
hpf8-dAW1Y NATHAN gIEEFuMAN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-19
Riot on q Steam Tug.

Yesterday afternoon q disgraccful riot took
place on board the steamtug Moses Taylor, one
Of the tugs employed to take passengers and
baggage on board the Galway steamship ia
son. When the tug cast of from the steamer
Jason below Staten Island, number Of per-
sons, including some drunken rowdies, rush
ed on board of her from the Jason. The
captain of the tug told them that he was not
going to New York, but would take them all up
to the city upon the payment Of small sum,
and If they would not consent To that he must
land them at Fort Hamilton. where they could
take the cars, a that was as far as he intend
ed to 20. All Of the respectable portion Of
those on board acquiesced in that arrange
ment, and were going to pay, when mum.
Der Of the rowdies declared that they would
not pay, and that j; would be the death OF any
who did, declaring that they would throw
the captain overheard if he did not take them
up to New York The captain took no notice
of their threats, hut placed the steamtng
along the wharf ut Fort Hamilton. The
rowdies Immediately took charge of the boat
and prevented the passengers from landing,
when bloody scene took place. onc man
seized an axe and struck the captain on the
arm-it is feared broke it. The ruftan was
not content with this, but struck the captain
again over the head and laid 1t open; he fell
insensiblc upon the upper deck. One Of
their number seized the captain and threw
him down from the upper to the main deck,
and them Jumped down upon him. Another
squad attacked the eng ineer, and beat him
severely. They took axes and handspikcs and
broke everything that they could reach, caus-
ing great CONSERVATION among the passengers
The pilot house was completely demolished
and the small boat was quito picccS-in fact,
they made wreck Of the tug. When they
got on board the horse cars, they refused 10
pay their fare. One man stood over the
driver with bottle in his hand, and Swore
that he would knock him ont his seat if he
offered to say word or ask any Of them for
their fare Fearing the same fate as the
captain, the driver brought this diSSracefui
set of drunken ruwdics to the city where
they are now prowing about unarrested.-
n y ErDJfSs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-19
IN COMMON COUNCIL.

At an adjourned meeting Of the Common C"nh'
ell of Alexapdrli. held September 10th, 1897
there were present.
Lewis Mckenzie, EST, President.
M.,.r. Jameson. Halluwcl. Ea-tark. Latham
Berry Smoot Beach. ana MrN ciCh.
4 REPORT va. received from the Mayor. I" whoii
hal been referred the .hargr against q Watrhinan'
found Steering on his rost: the report eA"nernt"'
IN. party charged. and on NOTION the report was
accepted.
communication from Robert IL. Miller was re
c,iNc,i with a hill for curbsioncs. &c. winch on
motion was referred u the Committee on Streets
with instruction "a enquire II any inrthcf ieS'sia
non /, necessary the subject therein referred ~.
\ petition Wa received from VI. u. ptH. ~
nipi.,r.,riN. which. On motion, referred TO the
Committee on Claims.
A r.:iriYn from sunlry citizens was received.
rravinc the City Council 10 pass an order req'"r,
my al places where intoxicating drinks are s"''
H. be closed IN the sabbath day which On no
ton, wa. referred L. the Attorney q the Corpora
tinn, t. report 81 the power Of the CITY Council
over the subject.
On motion. i was
Resolved, That the Committee on General Law,
b. instructed Ia enquire ipt" tue expedcnry u r."
curin.. m amendment a. the City Charter - 'ha'
IN. civ Council shall hereafter consist oi one
Board only. ,
The following resolution passed by the Board u
Aldermen. was cun"urlcd IN.
Resolved. That the Superintendent oi Police "
instructed to reset tae curb aud pave the gutter IL
front Of Mr.. Isaac Buckingham house, on faH
fax street between Cameron ami la,en Streets
on the usual terms.
On motion. Council aljouTned.
T..,e. JAMES DEMPSEY, Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-19
nMNll.NlC ED.

GILES Cook is with no aim at person
al laulaton, without regard to merit, that
we desire thus publicly to express the graft
fcatiom experienced at seeing the mamc IT
Giles Cook. Of Warren, noticed i'll connection
with the anticipated vacancy in III" "Sirn-
andoah Judicial District. Most heartily
do we concur in the opinion expressed, that
his elevation to the Bench would be placing
another abIc honest, um,' j"'c-mi"''," man
among the Judges Of this Commonwealth
We trust then his fellow citizens will show,
by their undivided support. their apprecla-
ton of his modest worth. No man i more
deserving Of their support. and none we ar"
satisfied will more faithfully and rnn,cen-
tiously discharge the responsible, dutl", Of
this most responsible Office. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-19
MARRIED.

At the residence Of the brides father. in Brook
lyn. on Thursday. September 10Th. by the Rev. J.
I. Johnston. Of Alexandria. Va, MIR. JOSEPH
MERRITT, Of New York. to Miss CHARLOTTE
E. only daughter Of orrin Foote, csl., OF Brooklyn
AT Trinity Church. Shcrhcr,i-town. Va, on the
18th instant. hy the Rev. [. W. Andrews. y. d..
Lieut.. WM. +. LEE, L. ;. Army. 10 LILLE NJ.
PARRAN. daughter Of the late pr. Richard Par
ran. OF Jefferson county. Va.
At the residence Of the brides father. on the hih
day of September, 1888 10y the Rev. f. finly. Mr..
JOHN " WOOD. formerly Of kappahanu"ck
county. Va. to Mis-. ANNIE T., dau Inter IT How.
n. o. Hopkins. al al h'rhis"n county. Missouri.
[Warrcuton Flag and Culp Observer. please copy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-19
A CARD FROM BOSTON.

bOSLOH, August Of, Ib0S
rINIIIS is to certify that, in consequence of the
i accomplishment of business by friend.
Richard Davis, esq. who has for the past fifteen
years acted n our agent for the sale of manu-
tacture in the city Of Washington and District Of
.. Columbian we have. with the full consent and
approval Of Mr.. Davis. appointed Mr.. JOHN +.
ELLIS a his successor. To our patrons. there
fore, and to the public, who have for 81 long pc
Rod manifested their interest for Us, We take the
liberty OF recommending Mr.. Ellis a gentleman
who will continue 10 makethc same efforts 10 please
them as il has been The ambition OF his rredccss-
sor u DO.
Al! Pianos sold in Washington and its vicinity.
will receive the same guaranty for eXcellency and
pcrtcctncss j! purchased directly from the ware
rooms in Boston and purchaser. can depend upon
the warrantcc VI Mr., E!li@ A. our own.
CiIICkERISG 4 SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-19
OLD DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.


rlllIIS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, will
| open on the 1t ii October, 1879. and close
On th. .uth of june, lc6J. In this School will bc
taught MI the branches essential To a complete and
polished education.
The Principal will he assisted by an able and
efficient corps of teachers, among whom are Rev.
Lrusln,> koSSEG, b. d., teacher Of Moral Science;
|. 4. SHUnATE, Ancient Languages and Natural
SCIENCES; liuRAcE CHASE, Music; J. i. FISHER,
Painting, &c.. Misses VI. l.. CARTER. and A. J..
pgrAri,ss. f"r lie English Department; Md'l!c.
]. FA.goGtE. French: aud DR.. Bhr'HLf. German.
\ Circular and any information concerning the
school will he gen; To- any address. ou Application
u T. L. GALLEiiER. Principal
RspFPEx ES.-Kcy. d. :. Dosgctt. Richmond.
Va: Rev " H. wheclrsht. Rev. ". ". Ben
nett. Rev James 4. Duncan. Robert Rigway,
esq. y. 4. S:urliyant. esd. Richmond; Rev.
Ncl>.a Head. DanSle, Va; Rev. George VI. Car
ter. u. D., University Of Mississippi.
Redmond \ a.. sep 5--enlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-19
for Jas. Sangstcr, Sheriff Alcx'a. c.,
NNRUSTEES' SALE or VALUABLE
i FARM, IMPLEMENTS, &C., ~ me- H",h-

HNRUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM, IMPLEMENTS, &C., m ne H",h-
ingt0n n"t AieSHndria Kdib0nd, ~ h' SIN, ~
I;ryini.,. haif ~ay bs,,ec.m N. ~" rit;... LtgJ
hr,s Mills from .Hher.--Tbis FARM iGrni-h,.
Of the best gentieman's country seat a.. rl-".
one Of the hes. Tor market aad agricultural Imr-
poses. Ii contains ONE HUNDRED AND FIJI
~ ACRES Of LAND, and j. situated IL thn
county q Alexandria, Va. Tho Washington and
Alexandria Turnpike, n Railroad and Canal, rnss
through the premises. and afford 1T the easiest
communication with the two cities, and all other
"a parts Of the Union. The ID " LII q
.X.4 HOUSE i. = new frame house, containing
tnc!,e comDo3iOus rooms and Kitchen. Tho
out buildings are al and frame, and consist III
tvs" store rooms and summer kitchen, with 4
large cellar under ,hem--a barn, stable car
riagc house, ice house, Dc. There on IT,"
premises several excellent springs. and near 'ne
house brass pump. The tract bordering On ih1
Potomac River has fine fishing shore" and 4
splendid view on the river, with the rur"'t air
l26 acres of are under cultivation, and the r"-t
IL woodland oak, walnut, and hickory. Inc
place has also strong water power suthclent i"r
4 large mill or factory.
This FARM il now the property Of Mayor
Tochmau who will at any time before the sale *
hbt the premises, and give any required nior-
nation.
The property in grass alone will pay metz in.
come Of $4,000 per annum.
The dwelling house is insured for $1,000, and
could be insured for more.
The implements consist &c such carts, wagons.
ploughs. horses Gc., as are usual on a farm, and
will lie sold separately.
TgRss row ruE FARx s. 81. 400, and the cxpeu-
ses Of the sale, including advertisement and Iru.-
tees fees, cash. The balance III two notes, Al ono
and two years, bearing interest.
TERMS FOR rHE PERSONAL PROPERTY All
sums of aud over $40, credit Of 80 days Tor good
endorsed notes--suins under so, cash.
The sale will take place on the premises, o. Il
o'ct"rk, ~, On Mp"dag, n. l7h dry y oc'"b'r'
1859. /. LOUIS kINLEk, Trustee.
sep 2--eots
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he: 70 inform the public that have this day
purchased from Mr.. RICHARD DAVIS his entire stock
o. Chick.r ring 4 Sons aui other Pianos, Guitars,
Mclodeons. an! the good will and fixtures Of bis
long-e.tahiished and popular piano forte and
music warerooms. With AN agency 20 eagerly
sought iur Jy all engaged III the musical business
and with practical experience in this city during
the pat seven years, hope to merit tue confidence
and support of tic community, promising to a.
ways have On hand the largest, most select, aud
varied assortment Of Pianos. Melodeous, Guitars,
Victims Music, and every article pertaining to the
business. JOHN i. ELLIS,
piano:ortc AMI Music Store. 800 Penn. avenue,
Mn.Lin.fnr. .rn 4--enhl bet. a:h and 10Th SIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-19
By 7. VI. MCCORMICK. Aucr!o.
AUCTION SALE.


INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE IRON
Ia FOUNDRY. TOOLS, &C.. &c.--Es virtue at
4 deed Of trust from Smith PerkIns, t. the ""-
dcrsignrd, Will be exposed /" public sale. az ~
Grxi riag ~ Nur.h.L,r n..t, al 10 "'''.,h i. ~.
on the premises, the following VALUABLE PIC
PERTY -
LIST. LOT OF GROUND bounded ~ follow
commencing ut the intersection II Pitt aLd "rt,S
streets. running West 2i6 feet 10 inches lie
street 10 81. Asaph street; thence south 80 i','
> inches on 81. Asaph, with the exception .! : i''
fronting 80 feet on st. Asarh, with ! depth - Us
feet:) thence EaStwardly 2iG icct 10 inches -
Pitt street. thence North with Pitt street 80 feet
2 inches 10 the beginning.
This property fronts immediately on III. urau-,,
and Alexandria Railroad, anu Is improved 1, a
subs, tantal and well appointed fire proof Ful
ss. DRY, 100 BY 80 feet, built VI brick, covered
Ia with slate and has the necessary ,hris, uut-
buildings ard fixtures tor first class FunrdEy
business.
ID \ GROUND RENT of So per annun ~
the lat Of - by lis feet, fronting on II. A.al..
street.
.ri. 4 LOT IT the intersection If :. i,4gu
and Gibbon streets, fronting on Gibb"n H. feet I
inches, and running back on -. ASarh street,
northwardy 30 feet 10 a ten feet alley.
Il LOTS fronting Gihbon street t. feet 4;
inches each, with depth (northwardlyl 81 - tr"t
to In feet alley.
Also, steam ENGINE-cyiiuder 10 inch diam
cter, . inch stroke. with tubular boiler.
. cast-iron CuPOLAS Of 50 inch diameter sad ~
feet high
/ platform scale; force pump
2 charcoal and casting grinders
Aldens patent blower; | four wheel truck
| scale beam, for weighing boilers ana heavy ca..'
ings
large and small Crane
| Core Oven and Fixtures
| lot Car and Engine Wheel Chs and Copss
Also Quartcring Machine. for Boring Crank PA
Holes, built by Lowell Machine 80.
! Wheel Drawing Machine | Fan Blower
| lot Of Grnd Stones
Polishing Wheel and Fixtures, together with =
large assortment Of Chipping Chiscl-. TAP. arl
Dies Spirit Levels. AMI great variety If MACH
NlSrS', BLhCKSMITlIS, ami BOILER MA
kERS TOOLS, too extensive Ia specify IN M al
yertisemcnt, but comprising such tools arr used
in all extensive manufacturing establishments.
| large Icrrugs Fire Proof Safe
| Circular Saw and Saw Bench
! Double Whip Saw Wood Turning Lathcs
set i fee, Iron Bcnching Rollers
Terms ~ SALE:-For Real ESistc-ouc G'h
cash, balance in d, IL, IS and q months with mir
tcrest nn deferred pay ments and secured hy deed ~
trust. Personal Property-on all sums under
Sl00 cash, over that sum- six months, on approved
endorsed notes, with interest added.
WM. GREGORY
ROBERT JAMESON. Trustee
W. n. MCVEIGH,