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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
TRUMBULL 4 GERE.



joins KTTCHNe ESQ., Agent for Ercsson's Caoric Engine
Spring purchased from you of the iinch
cylinder engines 1.-THE largest size then he'd to rive three
presses at No 93 Nsssau which guaranteed tins
CINE Finding did the work stipulated witt great
was induced bring my Adams press from Anns where
power and put that also upon the CaoTc This
too driven Handsomely that determined 70 remove my
Notions press, also the premises, and
make the little Caoric pint The Motions which 1t
would DO by throwing of the other ahoush at the tms
against IT, saying the engine could not drive
Il However proved could do than you claimed for
and have bad the satisfaction OF doing al my work with
this engine ever since yet have that tho engine
overGIed engine ought to be. feel pleased TO- verify
the economy fuel. having
engine upon bushc OF per day. The porter Of
has been the engineer Having understood that you have
engines nearly finished Of considerable power than
the have you will please consider this order for
ofthem aud shall be d learn at what time yon can proba
bly, furnish it, Your, &C., -
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PRINTING.
TESTIMONY or ThE PRRsS.
From The New.Yort Evening Day. Book.

'E""' '''' E'N"-I VIE IFFtHIHB -IIVuhf
EERICss0N's CALORIC ENGIN.
We intended this to have spoken Of the working OF the
motor the Csoc Engine well known a. the invention
Capt. Ericsson On the first Of August last We placed
7s0 Csore in press TO drive Of Tsylors largest
sized single cylinder pressei Since that time Il done
WORK both daily and weekly editions which require
on an average running for day for
every day IN the weeb except sundays the press with
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Dfsnnfera. Ac.

CsIkIKsToS Jan lsTbe ship Charlotte from New Oresn.
Jan bound Liverpool with Of 522 bales cotton
100 esves valued az xl9O burned No psTticU
lie The C. built Bath Me- In 1856 $50 tUns register
T,tad A. aud owned by kesBh Son Of Newly ok, and is
4us.ued IN Wslt-st. BY telegraph.
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NRM.YoRk. June n. 1873

Mr. j. B. KITcHSG-S1: The eighteen inch Csohc Engine,
lately purchased Of you think have fairly tested and hus
having sufficient carry Of Hoe double medium
cylinder presses which purchssed but md that 1t
charm and think would carry two Of them with
There fear Of blow up need Of an engineer,
as boy and In does not require
any than oud ordinary stove You are at perfect
liberty make Of this testimony Of the successful
working engines. applied TO tine printing bust
Yours, ETC.,
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NEw.YoRK JUVENILE AsyLru, September, 1855

JoHs KITcHys esq.-Dtdr Sr: Your tote, requesting
inquire particularly into the OF coal consumed
by the engine used In the NewYo Juvenile Asylum has been
received and the matter thoroughly examined lind that
twenty pounds OF coal will the engine fourteen hours aud
give forty revolutions per minute To produce
this highly satisfactory result great has been taken to
sufficient coal damp the fire. To effect this
have fed often hour In former statement,
tbe Of roughly estimated and hardly ord
taken reduce It's consumption the engine
principally tended by boy.
Very truly yours, JOHN RUSS, NJ. d., Superintendent
PS.-The results arrived above from trial OF
four days.
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Eyw.Yosx. NoveDber II. 1859

JoHy B. KrcHIsG esq-Dsdr Sir! The Ericsson Cslonc
Pn7ne supplied by you to lumber works 70 entire salts
faction think my experience with IT, that IL far
peor to the old pump. The engine simple that find
boy years old with perfect The quantity
any othet mode for throw other they
can be applied to- Yours truly,
JOSEPH STUART,
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NRw.YnRK. Mach IL 1880

b. KTCHSG, EsoDedr Sir; The sInasizei Csloric En-
III puIchae Of you several months since for pumping
my house TaytOwn pleased to inform you works to
my entire saiction and hes proved itself be all that you
represented and highly recommend to any of friends
for such purposes. Yours. very truly
VIM II. TOWNSEND Nos. II and 10 Warren-st.
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FREScH 1 %HE4T, Printers, No. IS Ann-st.
CIScIySArI. March 2. 1885

Mr.. j. b. KIrcuxG-Deor Sir! To-day your boy, Lennon,
NewYA He has done well He leaves the engine
complete Tunnng order. In fact the Ercson has
shown Itself to be perfect motor from the trst not
fault either in the construction has been developed
The engine does better than snguine expects
tions You did not tell all does not require the amount
Of uel you represented To my engine. which propels
double cylinder Hoe press for four hours astonishing salt h
requires but peek gas coke costing six per bushe
Three Thousand impressions The Daily Press thrown OH
per hour The engine would drive least two other presses OF
equal size aud capacity.
thousands the eDgue and all greatly wonder a. It.
| will write 10 YOU in few days. {. r. HALF.
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w,sulygroy HErGUrs Feb. 8 Is5e


JONI B. KIrcHSG, Eso-Deor Sir take pleasure in stating
that Engine furnished by for house at Wash
ing,on Heights gives entire sasflctioni and would
end TO every having occasion motive power call and
examine No. l6i Duanet feeling confident that
the thing itself will the most skepcs of its utility
Yours very truly, GEO. LEWIS, JR.
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Very respectfully,
{. Il. DABOLL.

JOHN b. KTcRISG esQ.-Deor Sir; Having used one OF
your 2nch "Cao Engines" for the ak months we can
fully recommend them any in want Of safe and econom
cal motive power We doing work a. well a. wheo
used steam power, less than half the expense.
Re,pectfully your, ANGEL 4 Co
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PHsTEHs wAEEuOgsH, No; "a Dutch st. }

NHW' ONkI July 7, IdJF J
JoES B KTToHNG, Eso.Deay Sir. Yours Of The 9th inst Is
before ans in reply most cheely express oHpe
rence with regard to the Caoe Engine purchased you
We are free 10 soy that father disappointed aud In
deed dhcouaged With the 10 inch Engine which triad fret
bot fully convinced that expected much H.
and that by II could not have accomplished what we
tended whom brOugh the machine into premises How
quite satisfied with the 2tueh Engine
haveindecd goes expectations and therefore We
cannot but recommend TO every person requiring such power
The antage the steam engine
Ing insurance, should certainly recommend H. Until have
10 change opinion shall certainly always speak
good word for e" Ericssons Csloric Engine"
Yours, very truly, T. r. WEBB Co.
No. IG hAIpKs LAVE. ". Y. July II, 1853.
JQHs b. kIrgHTSS--Ufdy We In Iecelut nj your
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nIED.

MACYOn Sunday evening Jan Is Of Inflammation of the
iungs EDWIN D. the only child Of Frederick and Susie d.
Macy, aged months and 70 days
The eev and friends VI the family and those OF Isaiah Macy
and Ezra Dali respectfully invited attend the funeral
the residence OF latter No. 40 West Twenty hh
street. Tuesday st II O'Clock lniermen In Greenwood
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The following letter from Messs French Wheat gives the
months additional trial Of the engine since the
receipt Of their letter OF Feb. 25j
no lbANs 1T NJ V, July II, 1850
Mr. JONI %. KTcHIyG-Dedr Sir After six months trial
your 24nch CGorc Engine take great pleasure in inform
ing you that Is complete We have regularly
ten hours day. often all night and that without losing
hours time spending dollar repsrs and the engine Is
now all Appearances good IL is perfectly tight in
every joint although It has been repscked since put
up II appears grow better instead Of wearing ont
many have prophe,ied for takes less fuel to do the work
than when nTst put in operation.
We presses with IT, Of which SlI50 drum
cylinder oe aid zlwsy haze abundance of power.
Yours, very respectfully, PREM q WHEAT
Job Printers. No. Ann-st.
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Sxlrm's Homeopathic PHARxAor, I

No Az broadway, teo IT, 1891
J. B. KrCHISG BsQ-Dedr Sir: The eghteeninch Calorc
Engine you lately put up works satisfactorily and bds fair
Go Ill shah require of it. The drsugh Of our chimney 10
miserable shall 1t set about improving IL This OF
operates against engine but from its present performs
snee feel viii ede all anticpstions Of this safe,
economic Motor Respectfully,
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srprRrsrxsprrr lxp EseIsngH,s OyyIcz..

KIrcHSG $50 tear Sir: In answer TO your nquftsss
respecting the Caorc Engines have in use on TINS o
pumping water most happy n sy that nsy nav
perfey successful They readily WORKED y any @ IN
sborr and DO not require much more TIM OF -, sarn
common coal stove. They entirely 'Ai" ana ''i" -
Our pe at Wahs has been in operation a re Ssr
- ioSs The water at this station IL drawn nom 1e
h,eeneb ron pipe feet Ia length 70 nyht OF
feet and 4 then forced about ~ feet over ths 2P
the tank The saving in fuel AZ 'Di' ''''''" . WY
percent. H., m 900 yallons of water Der
fsy end Ia pumping ibis gu3n'i'S VI "''' ~
died pounds of coal w q sTEARNs sun,t
~ Respectuiy yours W. D. oASAiN-'Sb SsV@
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THOMAS ". STRONG, No. 90 Na..su-st.
NEx.YoRK. Feb. Is. 1880

NEW.fORK, Feb. =, 1853
Mr. j. b. KTcHISGD Dear Sir. We have been running for
the the 2inch cylinder Caoric Engines
Ecssous Patent During thai uie has worked 10 entire
satsacton We have been obliged stop hour for
pairs any other As judge, without
weight of the burn eighty pounds the day OF
during which time o hundred tokens
prevok two presses We enpoya boy Of about ak
take charge Of the Engine which he do besides
attending other dues about oneourth his time only being
required for the Engine. ANY further items which you may
wish have with 10 the running the Engine shall
be pleased to furnish you With at any future time
Respectfully, yours,
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K,rcpISo Kso Dear Sir. We are certain that wiz
be- clad 10 know how well the isneh engine IL doing Maos
i able 20 ssv how much really dong, from the 5A.no
The work reformed We oan speak Of IN high
being everything which lSs been reeopmendea 70 ~
tonlp, the work 10 our entire satisfaction Sh great eoS
of fuel NOT 10 exceed half bushe o. cra per day Inc
heat ih the hot cir which is thrown ont az every
SIRE now apr lying small furnace, which We nave u" N
that We an good account ,,v,su,upus -
Respcctlully yours, L. NAshpo"4'~N~
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From The Vicksburgh Daily Wing.
rIIp rpJcgcON ENGINE.

We have one of these muchakedof hotair motors in
Office and ssuly running the presses IL runs much
seadeT than little engine and Is OF sufficient power TO
work. II tab as but little fuel and no water
Those who all In such matters engine
running without steam invired to call and look at It.
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NEw- YORK, FEB. l6, 1880.

J. b. KIrcHSo Kso-Dsar Sir Pesumiue that you will be
pleased hear report upon the working the tweyench
taoiic Enene that caused be put up for me- High
Cottage" Wecbcser Go last Fall now take pleasure In say.
ing 10 that II works charm-to entire astsou-
accomplishing much labor and small of hel US
had been led and others anticipated and cordially
commend the principle to all those requiring such services as
these machines calculated TO perform.
Very respectfully, r. w. MONTGOMERY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
N. Y. JUVENILE AsrSrS wAsHrseroS HI

y. Y. JUVENILE AsYLUx WASHINGTON HisHrs
l75thst, Jan. 49, 1883.
9OHN B. KITcHISG, EsQ-Deor Sir The twelve-inch
CaOrc Engine the NewYork Juvenile Asylum has been in
for nine months, ard bss done exceedingly we-hsyns
worked from fifteen tny hours Per day, where the pump
ing trying kind the distance Of
and along about four bundled feet and supplies all the water
boilers beating washing bathing etc. for the Asyus
and previous which had found the horse unable
% do the work, less aided by man power.
IL fills place motive that other invention
pies end be Of incacusble value nder circumstances
1t is inca pedrn have steam boiler engine enyi
neeIe Of which with this avoided IL Is the thing for
any place hei- ee7 required from the strength Of
that Of three homes u will do for inside outside
work the heat be throw toto the adjoining
winter end thus far without expense the heat Of the
saved and does the work better than cOaove It
life the the its motion
by and where this win supply sufficient
The place II uperor-namuch there
danger from bunting col apsein fact there dan
ger from nIe than rom poTlor stove.
IL omises be Of greatest labor saving machines In
existence and Ia performing the oTk motive power that
long xpectpd be obtained from electrical machines bat
which from their expense, well imperfect work
Ing have thus far baed all attempts TO bring them into practical
One great advantage is that almost attends to tse
gne end when the IRE tie engine will stop Of tse
end harm 70 DONE and while running there danger,
such ss arises from the ofyteam
II parties wshiIg motire iii examine for themselves
from the nature OF the know much Of It's actual work
and capacity think they will coincide with that
1t Is the nc plus ultra Of new ny ebtions.
{. D. BROOKS, Superintendent
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Nxw.YnRx. Eah. & 1859.

j. b. KrrCHIsG ESQ., Dear Sir We take great pleasure In
having In power speak in the most unqualified praise Of
the performance the Pinch Caoic Engine bought Of you
months since.
We confess the time OF making the purchase we had many
doubts If its practical usefulness but from the first has done
s work with such perfect facility economy and reliability that
of power procure another would part
with 1t oT many times its cost. Very truly yours,
TIEFANY 4 Co.
Nkw-loRE. Feb. II, 1859.
Having used Of Mr. Kichng small engines for pumping
water have peaure in corcurring with Messrs Tiffany
DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co.
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r. w. MONTGOMERY.
Tns AMERICAN EXCHANGES BANK, !

- NEv-fORK, FEB. 20. 1889. J
j. H. kiTcnISG, Eso-De1r Sir; The Caoric Engine fur-
nshed ny you for pumping water into the Ia upper
story OF our Bank BUILDING has been in for months
md am pleased to express satisfaction vito ia operation
II ulhs oil u promised and simple and econom
cal Ia It's working Very respectfully, .
GE0. 5. coz, Vice.Presdent
The above Is true Of the placed an earlier period in the
Metropolitan Bank. J. L.. WILLIAMS, President
FEB. 81 1899.
NKw-YoRX, Feb. ~. 1889
Il. KIrcuISo Dedv Str Previous 10 tho introduction
Of your engine into the Rank of New York. tho labor Of
was required considerable portion OF two days every week
with the force pump oil the tank Tor the supply OF the upper
stories Of our building with water This service
formed by the Caoc Engine, with the Of less than
peck Of coal weekly, and very Satisfactorily
A. r. HALSEY, President Bank Of How'York-
NwwYoRK, July 6, iaS9.
j. b. KTcnrye sse.-psas Dir lp Tvply ~ yeur aver Of
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EKw-ORLEANs Jan. Ii-Coiton easier, but quotations
ehsngd; sales to-day so bales Com o075c whisky Soc'
fTeishis 20 liyerp, Of 10 foreign ships 9 l6d, -.
MoRuK, Jsr. M-CoTrON-Saes to-day 5000 bales at lO a
oc for Middns sales Of The week 2OVo baes receipts las
eYeek bales sgap,t bales time last year Stock
at Mobile 2 845 baes receipts ahead Of last year 81 5 bales
frerhts OF Cotton TO Liverpool Isl to Hsvre Lice
PHnApRLPHIA Jan. I{-FLoUR dull; Superfne, SIS 5oa
eS 625 WBEAT 6rm sales 400 bush Red 81 S4 White
81 tO6Sl So CORN dull; sales 1900 bush yellow az 7sc
PRovIsIcSs steady; Mess Pork, $l76sl7 So LARD llc
WHIsxY sterdy at Poe
CNcISSATI. jan l4-FLoUR dull and unchanged WHISKY
RYm at 2Ol9sc HoGs dull; saes of 300 SIS Goa sc 40
-eceipis toby l0 Provisions lees buoyant Mess Pork
$l6 sVj Lard, i0c. -
CfscUNArf, Jan 14-Sigbt Exchange NewYork y cent
premium for currency, and al cent premium for gold
sight Exchange New-Y oTk 3 discount. Exchange
On London, TAI. r cent premium.
COMMERCE OF MOBILE.
MOBILE, Friday, Jan 10 1850.
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 Co.

No. 1875 BROApwAY, ofWcrth.st.,
NEw-voRK, Feb. IS. 1889 I
D,AR sR The tweyeinch Caoic Engine which pnr-
chased Of the purpose forcing water the
the Mos building performs It's duty In perfectly easy aud
reliable manner, and TO my entire satisfaction
J. b. KTCnING Kso. WIN. b. MOEFAT.
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connection with the Act that the engine will enable yon
dispense with thu usu0l stoves or ranges Tor nens yo
roous m Winter the exhaust heat suh ent 70 warm
large building by being conducted over IN sur NE pipes
I'm starting our e. gne and press everything being ne ana me
,uns tiff IL speed attained was only such "a he "k
ertn.ys o the ading could accommodate uutn he sf
rse5 10 be been We worked the slowest rate OF
nesd or cone pnovs m supply and somehow Thought we
sbout m many impress i1ns hour as two men nave Dcen
for u on our Old cyudr presS. We do this easily aud
have three faster rates of speed which we can USE w qh
facility Or In other words, believe we can PRINT WIN as
much rapdiy papers DO put say from intern hun
dred TO two thousand an hour. -. - -. . A. an.
Tut 10 our throughout Oh" Sonth ana 10
ali others no take interest In mechanics cheetuy ex
,nd an invitation drop in and the elephant PERFORM
ana ndee for themselves The engine will usually De az Wo'h
o eight o'clock in the morning to eight O'Clock IN the evening
Tor The neen we unable what hours our presses
NAV operation though from the manner IN when
ds handing in their job work suspect onr presses Wiz
have running all day long aud may oe 10 the % 100
However "sy Mscduh for with present fscies e
quality and pice.
Three cheers for Ericsson aud Hoe.
From The Cincinnati Press June 25-Prnted BY Caloh"
OUR ERICSSON ENGINE
We accumulation of letters containing inquiries OF our
"Caoc" IT wRLLhaye had In operation Tor ionI
driving Hoes double press and always
Il 20 come up fully to It's requirements. =,
When we first started this engine thought Il wonderful
piece wonderment has day by day
WHY not The longer the better IL There ha,
been give ou to TO the present. Not cent has cost
for repairs Our notions Of and eject are completely
KNOCKED head. The effect while the cause IA
really fnsqH.fcaHL The engine IL not complicated
suppose. H The Umpies Hdehne as "0oT eteT Hred oy
. a.,
Ericsson after twenty seven years Of application TO the inven
ton Of CaloIic Engine has at enath tn1mphed he has
blessed the world. The world will now bless him.
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1.-THE Caoc Engine continues working just well
and that know is GTtrafe II has cost cent
TO keep in repairs know to be Of tho greatest inyon
tions O! the age
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Ship Margaret Lvans Warner London Nov 90 and 50 day
Eom lse Of Wight, mdse and pass TO Z. T. Morgan.
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish Norfolk hours, mdee. anc
pasA to Ludlain Heinekss.
asl LAureattA (of BosOD Gaudy West Africa Nov
rory aud z. r. Ware Co Capt. g. reports having
peenod heavy weather the sprung foremost aud
os oet0pgssnt mast WA towed to this city by teantUs
Bsrk wiesnJ (Brem) Ostermsnn Bremen 40 days mdse.
md pass Chas Lung, Dec g. lat 49 NJ Ion w, fell in
with Br bark hsng from London who appeared TO be 10 dis
chip aud lay boat o~eTed frsm the bark
all board appeared into the wind blowing
gale y. 18th heavy end it coming dark, lost
sight the boat lay too o three hours but could see no signs
oTher Capt o thinks al hands persisted
dsys mahogany &c. Ednon Bros Dec 2S of Cape
Aitonio spoke bIig lillian of Esstport for Atskspas
Brig Emily Fisher Staples Eastpor days laths and hsh to
sehr Ere Coombs EHzsbetnpor coal for Fall River
Schr Hooper Calais 10 days lumber to Thompson
sehI. Morlla, Pettlsrew, Now LODIon for Virginia
Bay State Hsock Boston days, mdse to Dayton
Se s. w, Franklin, Boston days, mdse. to Dayton
seSr sa1nl Gilman crOweu Boston days, mdss. s. w.
Scbr Banner Hayes, Portland 10 days lumber:
schr O. L., Lowell Boston days nldse to j. w Mckee
Scbr. Sea Lion Avery, ElzabethPort COAL for Boston
ScbT Boston, Huckens, Cas days lumber to Jed Fry
sshE. siul, FOsier Wsreham dsys ballast to mss.eE
sehr r. saHdsy Seaman Boston days, nsesdto T. @.
sebE susan OBJ Lang. Halifax, N S. IL days, FISH and
stea,us YsnIee Hazard Newport II hours having in
hsIk LAaIssta.
The brig H. c. BroOks for RIO Grsnde and schr. j. L.
man, for Mayag1eE at anchor In Quarantine.
sAILED-Shp Gastes for San Frsncisco; bark Teresa for
Also Steamships TyDemOutb for the Mediterranean Florida
fT sayspnsh Marion for Cbaeton Yorktown for Norfolk
TIE Brem ship Leontue the small Balance Dock
Cor the purpose Of being thoroughly overhauleo
The bark Nelson Place the great Balance Dock for the
purpose Of fastening her rudder braces
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I. bhUUhs, SuptfintendenL-


Mr.. J. b. KTCHISG-Dear Sir: ~ Gig teeninch Calorid
Engine which have had for the months,
tire salts action thus f, aud much pleased With it. it
popes my work well DOUBT all tinue do.
the with 25 pounds of coffee and prope the
mil, which you are aware OF the power required
Yours, &c, GEO. w. SLEEPER
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wAsHryeroS ST., November q, 1sS

WELLINGTON So N0VenbeT q, Iog5',
JoEg b. KrcHISo Eso-Deoy Siv; have greet pleasure "a
cy0 10 the the Ericsson Calorc Engine which
pcbased you several monbs since o pampiog Tats ~
my house in Yonkers Formerly IL required oy
eire now h In aquaer hours The cost ~ uri~
q III trihe. 1ourstTuIy, y. H. hihi'>-'A'@''~'
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this date mailing bqOiry a. 10 the worslns Of the Geg
vile have pleasure stating 'htt works 70 essm 1n NV
lie tak In about bonrs pumping which suhcsh s,YPy
r btbe week TO Oh this tank BY hand pumping would re-
ouie he labor II for whole day Any man o. sVelxse
trfe IL IT, therefore, extremely simple, and every way e0
onicsl -. -. 49, e,x a ,hort
nsrod sy three nihs-but see no ason Why ~ snou
Continue 10 DO it, wok well for many years have eaI .
IN n and bee,e that In this ofaborssving Inventions
defined 10 take rank and work revolution ID aoef
ssweJI a. comm rcial and manufacturing economy -
~ ysPy trny yours D DEvL1N, No. 253 Broadway
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COMMERCE OF CHARLESTON
Passengers Arrived

To sAp ~ r. Palmer, from SAdR9hde-Mrs. Lsmburtt and
Aznily Mrs. Bodgett, family, and servant
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Su-ReG ...... 727 Sets .... 453I AOon-REes.. la
Ss0dy Hook. 6l7 Gov Islsnd.. 607 Hen Gate... 74
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No lG MAIDEN LAVE. N. Y. July II, 1853
Jons Is. KIrCBSdDfaT Siy We pTe In Ioeelpt Of your