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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-05

BrrFno. Der. II. 1885.
SIR Your communication Of The 18th
ia.tsot. a. Chsirman Of = committee APP
pointed By che Anti slavery Society e
the county q Erie. - has Just come To hand.
You solicit my answer 10 the follouiog az
ssrrogatories:
ist Do you believe that petitions 20 Con
Ar~ss on the sub ect Of slavery aud the slave
tfadc ought - De received aud respectful
y considered by he representatives ofths
peoplel
-. Are ycu opposed 10 the aouexatlon
n Texas under any circumstances. a. long
as slaves are held thereinl
"a are you 10 favor Of Congress exrrci
siag al the constitutional power Il Poses
.es "a abolish the International sioye trade
btfweeu the States
f.h Are you ia favor u immediate lsg-
lslatioa for the abolition Of slavery 10 the
Districg Of Columbia
am much engaged. snd have % time
. enter iaio az argument. o. u explain a.
lengh ny Te>os- for 10Y opinion shali
therefore content myself for lie present
~ answering AL yourintefrogsiosies IN The
AFFIRMATIVE, aud leave 10 some future &C.
ss-iou n more extended discussion ii he
~uh'rcr
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MR LIScOLS

tAAaIA > 80.
Ihs faiovins protest sas presented -
~ Hoass uhieh wasfesi sd - lrlei .
b spsead on he journals. - ~it'
sRssoiution. upon the subject Of JONES
&c slavery having passed both branches
% ths Genefsl Assembly stiis prrsent SEQ
sloo. The rudsrsigned hereby protest A.
gainss the passage Of the sane.
They believe that the l0sti,ution ofsia-.
vsry Is fcunded on both injustice aud bad
policy. bur that the pronulgatIon ~ aho-.
lilion doctrines tends rather 90 Increase
th.n abSts - evils.
..They believe that the consrsss 81 the
Uuiled States has 90 power. under The
corstitutiea. 20 interfere With the instita
tion Of slavery ia the q rent Stafs.
They Believe that the Cor xfe-s 81 ths
+. United states has the power. undef = c
Consiitsiion 10 aboli- ,lsvefs 10 the Dr.
+ srici 81 Colenbis. bat thai hat power
ecghi not 10 De exercised unie-- a. the re-
qus.. ~ me people 81 said District.
The dtffef~rce between these opinions
F a11 hose contained 10 the said r, solutions
= their reason for this protest
0AN SroSE.
LINCOLN,
Renf~.crfatixcs from The county a San
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-05

or EVERY STTLEf
Printed Casbmers. Stella. Round and
Square corners, Broche. Long and
from $500 TO $500, Reversible
Wool Shawls, Plush Shawls, Wool
Long Shawls Of Scotch, French and
American Manufactures.
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DOMESTIC GOODS,

Browuand Bleached Mnslins. from 81
ct> mp. Printed Calicoes, from cts
up. Flannels. AL colors. from IS
cents up. shirIings, Stripes. hscks.
DENNIS. kentucky Jeans. Ssiine,,s.
Cloths. CassImeres and yeslings.
sheciIngs. Pillow Castings. cite. etc.
HO.SIERF,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-05

The ieilo~iug compsfisor Of The .iee-
u Abfshssa Lincoln and Willard Fillmore
10 regard se .lsvery ~e fed IN the Phila.
ielphla Neflh Ameficah Il j. worthy
lie aiteation % those Who claim foF the
latter Of those statesmen = degree - con-
sefssusu" which hey deny % ths former.
MF Lincoln wasa member of he lllsls.s
Legislature 10 1887. spd Mr.. FILLMORE "a
eaIdidair for congrrss from ~ Basial
Di.trici ~ tS3- AID % 80 happened lhs'
ihsy hoih ,pok Pa-itssa IL rsgsrd 10 lhi'
q1c-tioa 81 s.avesg - lbsi time Reselu-
tle1s we're introduced and canned ihiong
he Illinois L~sislaiur~ aaieh a.. Liu-
coin did RI apgese .ana be sad his COLI
iegsc eri~fvi pipie-t ga ths isurna's is
tie vofd, h-io~ ar fil'ra r. 49, -
ns.ly isieEregalra y, Cenaiaee q he
Assi slavery Society ard gave lte follow
ing sus~er. vhieh ue pistr ~ eeHfr =
urh ~ Iinroir'- preie.t.
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DIRECT LIN Between THE EAST
AMI TIL GREAT WEST.
The Greatest Facilities offered for
the Protection and Speedy Trans
portation Of LIVE STOCK.
FRIIGHTS

And Good AccommOd atoms with usual pri'
ege- Tor persons travelingi charge thereof.
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MR. FILLMORE

Representative. from the eouo,y a san
gau,on
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DRESS GOODS!

RI Ill 4 Nd WINTER
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-15
Gonsignee Aotitts.

{ ONSIGNEE'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of TWEEN
~ tyhve (25) boxes mdse. marked T. per schooner EMMA
AMELIA from Boston, will please attend to receivn the
same, as they are stored at owners risk and expense
49, HESbEN Il ROGERS,
o26 II n. W. corner Pratt and Gay streets
NOTICE-Neither the Captain nor Consignees
Of the Bremen ship OCEAN, from Bremen, will re-
sponsbl for debts contracted by crew of said
vessel o2f-3w
CONSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Consignee of SIX
NO CASES MATCHES, marked CHIP consigned to
order per bark Sylph from Boston, will please call and
receive the same, they stored at the risk and
EXPENSE. HESIEN Il ROGERS.
o3-tf n W. corner Pratt and q strea,s
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Administrators y. p. N. G. T Of
Daniel borrow, deceased
os, GIBSON & CO.

to TRUSTEES SALE.-In execution of
Sill decree OF the Circuit Court Of Baltimore CITY, the
49, Undersigned Tru tee, will sell at Public Auction, on
Ine premises on MONDAY the Sd day Of December next
THO: E TWO LOTS OF GROUND on Henrietta street
~ city each Of Them being improved by two
story DIV ELLlNGI HOUSE, which are thus described.
bennlng for the first parcel the corner formed bv tbe
intersection OF the south side
e east SIDE OF Plum alley, and running thence east bound
ing on The outh side of Henrietta street. twelve feet thence
sputh parallel with Plum alley, fy-seyen feet to an alley
te Get vide thence west, bounding on The north side ~
a aey (Wlth the right and privilege of the same with
oer Twelve leet 10 Plum alley, and thence north bonn1
S on e east side OF Plum alley; ftyseyen feet IN th
Piace beginning And beginning for the second o of
ground on the line of the southwest side Henrietta street
t the distance OF feet southeast from the corn
ny me intersection Of the southwest side Henri
ea street and the southeast side OF Plum alley and run
nng thence southeast boundngon Herretta street twelve
etC thence southwest parallel with Plum alley y seven
gI 70 an alley three feet wide, communicating with Plum
ay thence northWe bounding the northeast side Of
salu tfec loot alley with the use, benefit and uyieqe in
common ct the same, and parallel with Henrietta street
place Of beginning. " 'N
The first Lot is subject to annual ground rent of
payaUe lSt January and st July ard second to nm
annual ground rent OF $50 payable 2h June ana oath De
Terms Of SALE prescribed by the decree are onehalf
cs me balancH IN six months the edit yment to bear
interest from the day OF sale and be secured by note
faction OF the Trustee. WM. +. FRiCK, Trustee
y Fayette street
nT-3awSds aScticn,ss,r,
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MisefIlsNe0ns,


{ LDEST ESTABLISHED STAND
~ IN tbs CITY
No. 10 NoRTH GAY eTRRRr
MANUAL CTURER OF
SILVER WARE AND FINE GOLD JEWELR
-, 49,. -, AND DEALER IN
YER PLATED WARE,
AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
Has store beautiful assortment OF New Styles and Pa
terms OF Rich Jevry and Silver Ware suitable for preses
embracing great variety of Set Plain Gold BRGCC
Nosiac Carbunke Coral PEARL Lava, Cameo, Etruscan sc
pi5amHopd Ruby, Emerald, Pearl Opal &c; Ladies' COLI
GHAiNS; Vest and Guard Chains; Miniature LOCK ETS
Gold Thimbles Cuff Buttons and Pins Sgne Chased and
San GOD Rings Pencil and Pens Sleeve BUTTONS and
Kings Hair Jeweiry Of beautiful designs, &c.
complete assortment of Best Quality Heavy Silver
getec TEA SETS, Walters, Ice Pitchers Cake Baskets
Efqt Butter and salt Stands, Casters Candle Sticks Pearl
iSnuie Dessert Knives Spoons Forks, Ladies' FANCY
eTms. ~ 49, va '~ N'''' go 90 ~
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IN THE CIRCUIT CURT FOR BALTIMORE
WM. GEO. KREBs.
True copy-Test: ROBT j. KERR,

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
L CITY, 9Th November 1850 HARRIET ANN BARKER
AND OTHERS rs. ADOLPHUS BENNETT AND OTHERS.
ORDERED that the sale made and reported by Thomas G.
Yearly Trustee for the sale the the
ngs mentioned be ratified confirmed, unless
the contrary thereof be shown before the first day OF
December next; provided, copy this
in newspaper printed in Baltimore, in each Of
weeks before the day
The report states the amount of sales to be 200
ROBT. j. KERR Clerk.
True cOpy-Test: ROBT. j. KERR,
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FIRCUIT COURT FOR CALVERT COUNTY.
~ October Term, lsGOrdered that the sales made and
reported by Augustus Sellers Trustee for the sale of the
Gea! estate Of ISABELLA Huchns, deceased be ratified
cnnhrIne unless cause to the contrary shown or
fore the 18th day of December mex provided copy Of This
order be inserted in paper published in the city OF
baltimore once each OF three successive weeks before
the 18th day of November $1,000
The report states the Of be our Thousand
three hundred and thrtyone dollars cents
NICHOLAS BREWER,
O2ilawSt Ind
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Gsrgttrws. Eiou0rs. de-.

SIS c. SEWELL 4 CO.,
E&Ef3 ;, TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS,
5asIk Ia HAVING REMOVED y f. CORNER HANOVER AND
. PRATT STREETS,
Respectfully solicit the PATRONAGE the public to their
new and well selected stock OF PRIME GROCERIES, con-
ssng offne TeasWnes, English Pickles Sauces SC SC
Also IN store general assortment of art lies sold
satisfaction N
Goods delivered free to all parts OF the CITY OFT
So FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, of
H all the varieties of each kind selected from the
Sss importatons of sW CROP TEA, expressly for the
use of private families, the quality of which cam
not he exeeied either in OF make extreme fra
GRANGE For sale by WM. WHELAN, No. l42 Baltimore
street. between North and Calvert streets sJ4tf
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Z \ GIBSON ~ CO.
ORPHANS COURT SALE

t5ii:f ORPHANS COURT SALE
lzl:iA VALUABLE PROPERTY ON RArTn,opr cpp
D.. NAN AND PACA STREETS, ETC 'N' VEN
ny virtue OF an order OF the Orphans Court for Baltimore
Daniel borrow deceased, win for sale at public auc
ton, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY A FTERNCON
tae th Gay OF November 1860, at three O'Clock, the follow
No. I-ALoT OF GROUND on the south side of Bat
more street, between Pine and Fremont Streets begpnin
or inc same at lot leased by John Harris thence running
east binding on the south side of Baltimore street twenty
Ell tence north one hundred and seventy seven feet six
70 herman street. thence German street,
twenty feet thence north one hundred and seventyseyen
SIX inches to Baltimore street, the place of beginning
Ployements are frame uILDING No 81 on Baltimore
ana tTostsry brick BUILDING, No 24 on German
NJ VIII REM on TINS lot will he paid day of sale
III be offered on the premises Immediately after
IA LuI on the northeast corner Of South Paca and
lover streets beginning at the formed by the inter
section OF The north side of Dover street and the east side of
taea street thence northery, binding on Paca Street
sixty feet thence southery parallel with Paca street
twenty-five feet TO Dover street. and thence westerly hind
Wy tt[gon sixty feet 10 the begnning-subject to the
p pii STOKE and DWELLING. with a onestory Back
bH.lding and two-story brick Dwelling.
NO 5-Nl be offered the premises, Immediately after
No "a LOT on the north side of Guilord sey beginning
or the same at distance OF eghtywo from the corner
Gutord alley, and running thence eaeterly binding on
Gultord alley twenty five feet thence nor parallel with
street twenty feet thence south parallel with Charles
street forty feet to the begnning-subiect to the payment
three dollars and een a6 rG9t S 81 thirty
ground inclusive Of and Immediately north Of No g. ey
subject The improvements are small brick BUILDING
me ne taxes on No will b. paid up to day of sale
balance IN two equal payments on credit of four and eight
the credit payments to bear interest from the dav
~ AMOS F. !' MUST TEii1 E T5yI IYJoq amy
wendell HOLL,
Administrators D. p. N c. T. A Of
Daniel borrow, deceased
reas, GIBSON g. CO.
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gibfru Stables.
Spataing.

pOARDING.-A small family having two
Dspare rooms let them furnished or unfinished
with or without Board, to two three gentlemen Apply
I - CoN W Az STREET, near Hanover. au3l-tf
pOARDING.-SIX OR EIGHT YOUNG MEN
sbcan have pleasant front back with hoard and
the warm cold and shower bath Location very cen
tr Transient boarders accommodated and furnished
rooms LEI without board. Apply at % NORTH GAY ST,
few doors north of Fayetie au!2tf
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o2b-IaW3W CLERK.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That appica.
IN ton will be made to the Mayor and City Council of
PROM RICHMOND TO RIDDLE STREET, according to a
plat deposited with the Register olSiaSIeg b"
NOTlCE TO CREOITORS.-By virtue of
~ deed from HELLSTEIN & OFTTINGER dated tba
9Th day Of September 1867 the undersigned las been an
pointed trustee Tor the benefit of the creditors of said He'll
stern oetunger One Of the provisions of said deed
creates preference in favor of those creditors who shall
of their claims - NV sA
the creditors are referred to the recorded in the office
OF the CLERK OF the Superior Court in lter e. b. s. No
vi folio 525 &c, for the thereof The release Tor
" 7'e" 10 az 'ie ieoo'U SAMUEL ARCHER,
ol6eo3e&Iawt27N Trustee
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DubIit SaIts.
sY II. LENNON d. co.
BUCHANAN'S WHARF
TRUSTEES SALE
yHARLEs STREET PRnpER

- CHARLES STREET PROPERTY
by virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court for Raora
Gy me undersigned, Trustee, will offer at public sale al
~ lH&ClahEe Salesrooms Second street on SATITR-
Iff I'm g Isl 1900 at o,clock |; n:
ea ON the east side Charles street. Bepinnn@ for
we a lot at the distance of fifty feet north from Madison
stree ana running thence north twenty feet on CharIes
a three foot alley ~ 'S' slue u
And beginning for the second Lot at the distance OF sewn
U feet north from Madison street. bounding twenty fet on
side Of three foot alley " ~ ' Cast
Both Lots are improved by frstcss threestorv DWELL
complete. " e ~ "-'9' n'>'uie'
he lots will be sold separately 80
ermsne third cash. balance in two equal payments in
a'A HhohI4s, win interest aud approved security.
nseo,s W W. GLENN, Trustee.
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S0r SaIt.

tES--ye FOR SALE.-A fine Bay Saddle HORSE,
Alto be seen at MILLER'S STABLES, corner of Ger
mag and Paca streets aultf
FAIRBANKS TFORM SCALES
Il Capable OF weighing 5000 pounds in complete order.
for sale very low to close Address PLATFORM Office OF
Baltimore Daily Exchange my22tf
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Antusenltnts.

NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
GRAND CONCERT.
FIST appearance in Baltimore OF the great lyric
NINE. tf iTEs PRBBRr
On thu t GHGY G fRuANNHb5S G6x SfEHsPOer l'h
II 9M r. f fNFS FaB BFlR
-, CARL FoRMES,
The great AMI popular Baso his first appearance since his
Together with f r RG 5ffR E" MG psR piani
sented: " ~ p''
l'naS FOR the M fkaf RcH&Eb m GItp
k0manHa Husa S Mi!le sfiifTii
Aria (ROhert L uaIls}i
l. Aria Magic Flute Mozart
n,.. r,.,,., GAIL FuKMES.
NINE INRS FI6BRi and Sic. STGaiii Fioto"
SAe''0 MILES Eois[t b R%aS sfi and Aeyebeer
CARL FoRMES.
tEseprpoIets: Etqde for the Piano. Mulder
Nd O'&A N MR Rf6HARiD GULDER. 'Fumasalli
B. Know Psir Of Hazel Eve:
Composed and sung BY Sig. sTiGELi i.
Ia s10sA, f0' MHE N H25'i FaB BfRs
OD,, 0AA NINE INES FABBR Murder
me "n'erer CARL F0aMEs Schubert
- SIC sTiGGElii and CARL F6RMEs A0'sF
CrNppCT0S. Mr.. RICHARD MULDER
Seats may be secured without extra charge 'i'r'
gThe Sale Of Tickets will commence this morning at G.
a Wgs AgsG stoFs Miller Beachams Music Store, and
nlS-3t " ''0NN'
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
MOST POSITIVELY
THE LAST NIGHT IN BALTIMORE
NY, OF the great and original
~lT PRdFRsS SCI E ENbER ss99EETH'
An entire change of performance
THIS Thursday NIGHT
me stay OF the great Magcisn in this city has been
FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES,
DELIGHTED AUDIENCES,
SEE TRT p99UR SEATS g 4 hISE sEGGRED
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
grand day Entertainment for convenience Ladies and
Children.
u" Saturday Nigh-Last appearance of Prof Anderson
MONDAY
First appearance of the great eccentric COMEDIAN
MR.. JEFFERSON.
On DANCING
IA MADAME GRAVIER, (tormerlv nile. nesiardns)
IKE corresponding member Of the Professors Academic
References:-Mrs. : $. Lee, Miss Harper DR. Donaldson
GNst-- w Lnrman. EsG Ssbasen S!rseer, ESQ nseolm
tGlsNls.
WANTED-An energeti YOUTH, who writes
w a good hand, to write and make himself generally
use in retail store Baltimore Address ''D
at exchange oice in handwriting of applicant nlOtf
CALVES BLADDERS WANTED.--lO or
~ 5OOl Calves Bladders wanted they be and
ireefFom bad smel-devered in New York, Inquire of
n9-2w Nos. l6 and IS Chambers street, N. Y.
WANTED-TWO OR THREE GOOD COOP
EBS, to go to Pennsylvania None but stea iy men
aeed % men preferred Address, POSTPAID,
D.. .
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MEDICINES.
AYERS SARSApIRIII1

a ia
lie concentrated extract Of PAra s.-s.....,,
combined with other substances Of ~ -, 20
lor the die sses sarssp ,uils IA r,ss,.s ,nuoots
Such RENE y 10 surely wanted by tboss - Is.
will accomplish their cur. must proye ~ snles
service 10 this iarse oess OF our afRletsa ssIIa
Il has beer proven y % psm.es $ sss%s0S.s ~ VII q
worst osses to BE found IN the following com.
scrofuls and scrofslou, compl.iu.., Eruption,
sno Eruptlve pissAses, Ilcers pimplss. elotehss,
stnsS,.,,o snS1T., kheup Sra Hssd. phIlIs aAd
NeaIa ga or Tic DculOureux, Debility. Dysesp.
sSsnJ sPs Fs sSS asyG ss Res 2. =
PlsSlngts Ssg. arising from Imp ority of the Blood.
Ina eonponnd vii e louuc great promoter OF
health, when taken IN the spring, expa the loat
humors which tester in the blood at thai sesson ~
sae . wear. =, By the timely expulsion OF them many
taGes Ssn; s ~ toe az Of hs remedy, sPare them
ceroqs sores through which the systsm vii str,y.
I.d lsssi 81 OF sSr.qptlons not assisted % do this
terative mediciut. Cleanse out the vitia,ed sIood
whenever you hnd lts impurities bursting throush
,as SIN 10 pimses' etnptlons or sore.; eanse Il
WINS cleanse 1t " whanever It 10 foul and your fee
sinss wi tel you when Even where no particular
hsalth,, and al is vel; but with this psSulum OF
Sooner or later so@ethins must 90 wrong, and fns
large bottes prftending'tc give quart Of Extract
Of sersaparllla for one dollar. Most of thesa have
3ocn frauds npon the SICK for they not on, ontain
htte ,feuy ssrsspslls, Ia, often 10 ourative prop
ertlss whs ever. Hence, bitter snd painful disap-
tracts Of sarsspsrIa which food the market. untiI
the name Itself IL Justly despised, and has become
synonymous Of mp psltion and cheat Stil We cal
this compound Sarsapariila, 81 d Intfnd 70 supply
such q remedy as shsA reseue the name from the
loaa oi ooioQuy which rests upon It. And We think
are IrreHsnble by the ordinary of the diseases
.PrePsred by DR.. !. c. AVER CO. .Lo~ei.
Mass Price el per bottle; six bottles In one paok,
ate 90 se lS-eolm
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Mrs. Gufney's famous, and also Infamous 9,
confession Is now suthoritatively pronounced to
be an entireforgery. The Philadelphia American
bas been shown letter from Mrs g. In which
she saws 81 know nothing whatever of the letter
TO which you allude, and hope you will let the
who have written it." The American adds: Toe
attempt to drag Into this affair the Society of
Friend: merits the severest reprobaiion. The
sguldea woman whose flight was tie basis
upon which this romance was built W, . mot q nd
never had member Of the Society. rrhe family
name which she bore, though in some degree
tainted by her deed, is too justly tonored for the
SAKE OF Joseph John Gurnev and Lady Buxton to
be now altogether dishonoreI. Aud, as any
regards her, we may say ths'., SO far from enter.
alning any such disgracefU sentiments az are ex-
and felt the deepest humj Iiation at her shame
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EAGLE IRON WORKS,
II CORNER OHIO Av. AND THIRrKRsrH Sr,

ERICSsON'S CALORIC ENGINES.
The undersigned have been appointed sole agents
Ia this city for the manufacture and sale the above
Engines, and are prepared to supply all orders with
promp'ness and dispatch. These engines have
been satisfactorily Introduced and are now pract
boxwood quitting; BY cabinet makers; for drawing
fan blowers to ventate buildings; for pumping; for
domestic purposes; eevating grain; glass cutting
ginning cottoa; grinding quartz; grinding paints;
grinding sugar cave on plantations in Cuba; for
hoisting; for knitting machines; by manufacturers
Of plated ware; of printers material of silver ware
OF agricultural implements; of matches; Of hooped
skirts; for pumping at railroad stations and on board
ships; Tor sewing machines: for job printing and
printing daily newspapers; for various plantation
pses; for saving and planlng lumber; for picking
halr for polishing combs; for shoemakers uses for
sand sitting; turning tobseco cutting and pulver-
ans; s; N tSnneres AND wte making establishments;
malt mashlng; towing; grinding cutlery, go. They
are Inexplosive economical; easily mana ged; they
require no engineers; use no water; and consume
very little fuel Amy person deslrous of using these
Engines, can by application to the undersigned be
shown large number Of testimonials from persons
who have them in daily use, expressing their entire
Satisfaction in their operation and use
prloes OF the Engines as established by the Pat