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nd Cuba A Urme may Ue u.,ic Vf,o l,.,
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TIC N'r department ut's .ur Man uU A.irin.
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on which ia marked Arhciam crock. gharp.burp
Maryland flights, WiIamsprr Perry. gh,rpr.
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/ GEOGRAPHICAL Nlp or ErA~UrEY.
ONO, INDIANA and lLLTNOI9,
i' tho only authority for Cen. Bucll and ,hc Wur
Department. Money refunded to any ono finding
m error ia it. Price 30 cents.
From tho Tribune, Aur.2
"LhOlDN NAp on VIRGINIA, MARY
LAND and PENNsILNANIi-Ih. Huiy,r.
Iy large i;s coat is but 20 cents, and @ i d..
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n OTIC E.-.NOTICE i

" NECJIDRS' N OF & E.--NOTICE Is
~ hereby given that Lcttors Tcsmmcnmry on
the cftatc Of ALICE DALE, lato Of Lawrence
tp.. Clearicld county, decd, have been granted ia
the uudcraig igued-to whom all persons indebted
20 said estate will make immediate payment and
those having claims against tho samcwiIl present
them duly authenticated for settlement
BENZ, DALE, Ear.
Oct 90 1862
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Spring ODCRig8G
"A T.
II. W. SMITH & cos !
OF THE
--latest and Most Fashionable Goods!

4 and Lar' goiors-ior sqIe at cur former Iri-
A,so- i,rre .tlci, oC pa,oir,, o,j z,.,i,.
the now RI linz materials for travelling costume.
and promenade dresses. 4 complete assortul,ut
Of Ladies' Drcss Trimmings, Buttons, Tn sci.
Cords, skirt Brgids' Berlin zophyr wors ted s"ci
lanu wool LmDFolatry Iia3 9,,s3 &C.
also n Guo,yI r 70; @ %, l'Gt t 10, r 12.ist.' & con
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Buffalo, Detroit Cleveland,
Chicago and st. Louis
DOOK- Keeping, PENvANsuIr, ColwERCAL
ID ARITHMETIC, CoNNEBCAL Law, FoRus Con-
ErsroSDEvCE, &C., practically taught.
These Colleges being undcr the same general
and local management and uniting in each the
advantages Of all, offer greater facilities for i'm
parting instruction than any other similar insti
tuition in the country.
A Scholarship issued by any one is good nall
fer an uglimited time.
Tho Philadelphia College has been rcccnGy
enlarged and r.rurnishcl IN q superior manner,
end IS now The lurgcst and most stprosperous Com.
mcrcial Institution ia the State.
EryaEt Stratton's sorics or Text Docks. en-.
brac'ng BooE-kceping, Commercial Arithmetic,
and Commercial Law, for sale, and sent by mail
&S-fOrJ@ particular seud for circW I,r.
October S, 1S62.-y.
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Tho School Directors Of Brady township wish
to cmphy Two School Teachers; application
should be made on or before the lst Of November
next to the undersigned,
oct. %, 1862. T. J. BOYER, Scoy
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Matt Irwin
JAS. MCMurray

JAS. MChIurray Matt Irwin
Dealers in DRY GOODS,
q ROG Err kS
LUMBER, &C..
BURNSlpE, flcaTfcld county, Pa. Oct 0s.
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F OR s ALE.

TFNlIE subscriber is uuthor'znl to mako safe 20.
J the following Timber Lands, wli.h hc .il.
scl ou r,a.olHhll terms, VII.
one Tract containing i0D acres, in Do.t
mr township, known as the Loyo Tract, located
about two miiCs from Cic.r.cld orcuh.
one Tract in Chest lown.hip containing about
GOtacres. known as tho Tucker 7,uu, located
one and fourth miles from Chest crock
AlsO, ono undivided halt part Of the H'oois f.
BaJrct Tract in Chest township
Also the ono undivided fourth part Of tho lam.
ich, Fotou d. Go. Toci in Dndlgd township,
together with three or tour other trdSts.
The above Lands are al in Cleariold county,
nnd are represented to be we'll timbcrcd and OF
easy access, and convenient to good nayiguJle
streams.
Eo-p Persons wishing to purchase such huds
would 10 vol to apply soon, either personally or
by letter TO the subscriber IN Cloarled borough.
WM. lORIEH, Igta.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29

EAUTlON.-Thc public are hereby caution
v cd against taking an assignment Of n note
given by nc, PAYABLE to A. S. Ennis, calling for
Seventy four dollars $50 and dated january
81, 1861, as did not receive value therefor and
will not pay itnless compelled by law.
PATRICK GILLIGAN.
Jordan township, Oct 20, 1862.
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GTRAX COW.-Camc to the promises of the
- Fubscribor in Lawrence township, about the
llth inst, a Dark Rcd Cow The owner is re-
qurcd TO como forward and prove property, pay
charges, Sc, otherwise she will he disposed OF as
the law directs. PHILIP MULLIN.
October ~, 1862.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29

Is5' 'Ex Governor Randall Of Wisconsin,
has been appointed First Assistant p. NJ
General. in the room Of Johu A. KassOr,
elected 20 Congress from Iowa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22

The steamship city Of Washington, Captain brooks sailed
shortly after ~ yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool
with about 4so passengers the United States mails and up
wards Of q, 0OO.0og in sycrc
LarScHAhout nv O'Clock yesterday afternoon Mr. wcs
terye launched from his shpysrd foot Houston street,
Fest River splendid steamship called the Eagle
Mussrs Sporurd Tieston Co. and intended their
New York and Havana line. She 10 built Of the best mate
rial live OAK white oak and hacmatsck The fol owing
her dimcnsons2is feet long SO feet beam 2ijs depth
Of hold and 1000 tons burthen She viii huyc single beam
engine. cylinder 70 inches and IL feet stroke.
SrrAnrR Constitution hence for Port Royal al Hat
tcias Inlet 18th inst disabled In smoke stack.
OsrRAv by collision IN the Fas, River was
RI I'd Friday evening Ivy DERRICK and owed 10 Green
Fo!at.
Lar; HARRIET, ~ Boston from surinam il stl leaking
ant ielniGs both pumps going to keep ner Free
s,rr UaMer, Pitcher, Boston PHILADELPHIA 10.
ibth inst Off BarncHat In NE tai, split
i9Et 20 X lord Of coal.
q lat ~ A. Ion % So BY DJch brig FREDERICK
NJ Falmouth IT, The mast and rigging an gone nnd
cabin an tsT part o. tie vessel considerably burnt
grHE VELOCITY of Salenl Gibson with CARO- of INN
Der the Handkerchief Shoal 18th nst ami e
She Afterwnids got OIL and taken into pfoyin eown
ssrR HNnHEw1 aEros, Of Dennis which arrived nj CO.,
Tile. e God, lfs inst month. si,co
ri Ncwbt ~, M. ~ The rebels.
TIC huh Of olr SCOTIA wrecked the South u ,ch Mar
thas Niyc,H Nay Eo'f Ht auction rs inst TO Charles
~ han. for s2 Jt ltr ng ng spars SAILS A. ironoht
SlA Oreiah o. nfciApof coal has been lmded on lie
br,sb, Nh ruatns nes" tho beach, full u water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22

sst 10 Besuregsrd have been re0ccupisd Apalachlco
Ii cedar Keys ST. Marks and Tampa Bay In the
possession OF much larger rebel forces than were - IN
occupation before.
About the last OF NAY whsn the rebels rsappsar~ a,
The boat had besn the shore for water - ~
number were surrounded by eighty rebel and After
nght which two Of the sailors were x,ed The parv
surrendered No help could be sent from the weasel Il
time 10 chanee the result
iii Along The eoass Captain Woodruff reports .rhsrs
we're swsrms Of men,: .sbel soldiers were visible
everywhere; meme OF the old stations are unoccu
pied This said 70 b, partly owing 10 the retreat Of
Beaur sgard part Of hose forces have returned Ihs
desertsrs before alluded 10 declare they totally de-
moraixsd and refuse 70 fight again. The oonscrption
clso has furnished great numbers,
fht BLOCKADE.
w give the following extract Of COMMANDER Wood
hull's report OF his present VOYAGE
The blockade H. usual, well sustained Throughout
our whole coast and IL doubtless sfhoienl-possiby
more so-than any blockade ever before Established b!
any nation.
The cruising vessels light, active and efficient,
the list OF captures win prove. All good dis
eiplins, looking WELL and no doubt will give good 40
count Of themselves Whenever opportunity occurs 70
test their prowess.
The health Of the men and officers Of ths different
vessels visited continues TO be excslsnt Al length, SO
FAR be ascerained tho department has right To
congratulate itself upon tho generally satisfactory aud
fine condition Of the eet distributed immense
oxtept OF coast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22
EVS FROM The SOUTHERN COAST.
->cc~~~~~--~~>c~~~-'
Arrival Of the United States
Gunboat Connecticut.
.~~~~~~~~>~~~s~>~
The Entire Force Of Gen. Brannan
ordered to Hilton Head,
INTERESTING FROM KEY WEST.
Mobile Being Put in q State
of Defence.
Reoccupation Of the Florida Coast by
the Rebels.
WHAT PnR VESSELS NAVE BEEN CONDEMNED.
30. &C.. 90.
INTERESTING FROM KEY WEST.
WHAT PINE VESSELS NAVE BEEN CONDEMNED
30. &C.. &c.

me United stAtm gsnsoas Connecticut, Commander
WeodAull arrived hsre ysst1raAy morning from ports
% the Southern oosss bringing dates from Matagorda
~ 70 June .; New orlsans SIN Noble Bar, 7h Psuss
ssa sth; Cedar Keys. Tampa Bay and st. Marks, 9th,
ed Key west lfth.
she brings large mail from tn squadron and sixty
sven sick wounded from the bockading neoes Of the
various ports principally those from New Orleans who
were wounded in capuraag theforts below that place
The sevces from New Orleans have been anticipated.
NJthing OF importance had transpreA at Matagorda
nay.
the msrtar boats preparing ssss the forts Al
Mobile.
Al Cedar Keys sil'wxs quiet
Geosral Bransn, with his entire force had been
oersd from Key wsst 70 Hilton Head
The Connecticut did not communicate with Hilton
Dsad, in consequsSceof gale az The time.
From Savannah and Charestoa did learn any
- importance.
The United sssess ship vincsznss 1t Pensacola;
III well General Arnold stin remained that place.
The following IL list Of the shacsrs Of the Connsct
out;-
Cemssaw2r-Naxwen wcsdhuM
Erscatfcs DGcer-M Lee.
Assiaosf Suuge,n-S D. FlaEg.
Aoins kaseTs-G Z. Hui, G. P. Lsnneksn.P ". AEss.
xmgise<r-J. McCousland.
Cdpsa6vs ClyA-A. Marsh.
Acting MATTERS Nates-Msad. Jones, Daily ma =. c.
Mead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22

Incidents OF the Connecticut's Voyage
from Key West TO New Orlcans.
FRIDAY, May %, 4 A. M-Hauled anchor and sailed
from Key West.
SATURDAY. 4 Anon Tampa bay lighthouse; anchored
until noon then sailed north Arrived OF Cedar
Keys at dark; remained all night; terrific thunder
storms during the night
suSpAY.-supped gunboat Somerset, and sailed At
nine O'Clock NJ Weather fine. evening arrived at ST.
Marks supplied bark Kingnsher, aud received
beard James r. Butts. Of Macon, Georgia, promaent
secessionist, taken rs . spy in St. Marks bay.
MeADAy.--Mpfe Apaachicola; supplied gunboat Saga
more, bark J. L. Davis and schooner jill. Chambers
fsur O'Clock r. NJ Passed close 70 Forts Pens, AcRae
and Barrancas, also tbs ruins Of the May Yard and
anchored close to the town. Received gnand salute OF
twe4tyfour guns the first United States vessel
TitnR since our occupstion supplied tis vDceares aud
otA&F vesssis. and sailed ~ seven o'ciack y. N.
Observation-Disclosures ~ Mobile fsay; Forts MORGAN
and GniDss IN sight. No iASs 10 be sean. Sup
pos sasy have evacuated the forts The devils have
sadly asilsssd the lighthouse ths dnsst the coast
suppked shsxolorado and other vssscs Reached Ship
Island st twsP n. Anchored aDsrg Abe mortar Sect.
Sailed agAkn at seven j. NJ
rEuazDAt day %, A. h.-Crossed hArat Soathwset
Pass. PassAe Nrts Jackson and ST. PiSp Al noon aud
arrived City in the evening, nftesn days
from New York
The Father OF ". full Of evidences recent
conflict. The Var, na, the Ram and plenty Of other
wrecks line the shs es, while with the naked eye you
may Wow the trees born Of branches earth poughed
and houses gttsi by shot and she-not the isast int
resting portion OF this tedious trip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22

The Connecticut brin g important intsll ssnes from
Mobile. We annex sun mary OF it,

The Connecticut brin g important Intelligence from
Mobile. We annex mary ofit'-
THE LAST DrycH' on THE GULF COAST.
The icbel forces at Mob ue. which were much weak.
cned for the purpoe OF assisting In the defence or
Cornth have been largely einforccd and extraordinary
Efforts are making 70 render me petition 700 strong 70 BE-
captured. Immense earthwt rks IN addition 60 those al
ready built arc r, ing mp, thu rebels working nght and
day 70 complete them.
20 the Colorado a ~ boat, just bsfure the
Connecticut spoke the vessel the TN instant u ap
s ss@y. n %ambsrn psr'' was ssiiaaiod, t%.Irs
tho sand mon had reached NOBLE, and tho
Mobile ha. himself h also arrived sh.a
and assumed command. As par tial comm nation 81
this report may DO mentioned that the officers o. the
Connecticut noticed several small mers put on from
the city and proceed TO Fort Mosanw 18th crowds Of peo
pie their deckshe rst bes ring the Union"
forward, denoting that an officer Of high rank was
board.
Other information indicates that the -ebes have De
,ermned to hold Mobile and that II the result OF the
ope atoms NJ all other places proves dsas,
tho nnal struggshers some Of chsir brs stworhs are
said to be protected BY bitches thirty feet IN width and
the rather udicrous idea Is suggested that this Is the
last they will dig, and in which they propose tods
FORT GAINES DTsMANTIEp.
Fort Gaines Of the defences 81 Mobile hs Dor has
been iismantled and evacuated BY the rcbeL = Tnat
portion Of the harbor nearest the fertilization 80 pre-
yiousy obsructed and all vessels which apprcs CD the
city pass WITHIN short rarge OF Fort Morgan This
fort has been strengthened; the guns " Fort q tnes
nave boon removed thithsr, and every prepagA ZION
made-so Ear as can be observ edfor long and sea
struggle. II is understood that Fort Gaines was no ia
sron2 work sud that obstruction Of the harbo =,
instead n ~ flaming hs fort has this adysnqge TIA
same TIME have less opportunity Of INJECTING injury
upon the rebels.
The act heretofore referred TO- that some OF Comma
dors fsraguts vessels, including Cornmcdoro, Iorters
i.o Jar boats, which were or Mobile, have gone up tho
MISSISSIPPI RIVER 70 confined by this arrival.
PENSACOLA
tho REBEL forts on santa Rosa Island now garrison
e1 bv Union troops aud Publications III course ~
erection hesr the town N Pensacola to prDtect tfrom
attack ~ the tehels Az is quiet here and the linton
sentiment has been gradually developing itself over sncs
the retreat q As rebel forces.
THE FLORIDA COAST RFoCCUPIED REBEL TROOPS
1bs towns on the west q asst a Florida which weiea
rev weeks evacuated by the rebels and garrsons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22

SATURDAY, juno 2l-2P u.
FLorR-Ths market was STEADY. with fair demand
from the trade and for export closing with hrmnoss for
common to good shipping brands.
WHEAT rather lower, with a moderate demand.
The further advance In reighs tended to check transac
tons, which embraced about 60 600 bushels.
CeRN heavy and closed about L. pcr bushe lower
with sales II IS COO bushels old Western mixed in store
and delivei ed, at Sic. q SIC.
PoRKwas without change OF moment in prices. Sales
of made at SO so $40 IS, and Of prime at
So 62X a s. 75
WnIsREY was less active. Sales made at go .
% 1zc for State and at 26c for Western.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22
+ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SATURDAY, June 2l---6 p

SATURDAY, June lib +. N.
:. money market is easy; call loans q per
cent, and commercial paper at the same rates.
Exchange closed at llzss& lis for sterling. and
4.771l $50 for franco. The City Of Washington,
hence today for Liverpool, took out s.. SAG 900 in
specie, the principal shippers being Messrs. Be-,
mont d Co., Schuchardt Il Gebhard, Spsyer,
Marense q Esltzer. and Berend. Cold sold al
1867 and closed At lO65saA.
The stock market was quiet to-day, without
change in prices. The only variations from tho
prices Of yesterday afternoon were a decline Of x
in Missouris, "a in guaranteed = In Illinois Cen.
trial. and Il in Toledo. Some Of the Western
shares would move with more vgor IL it we're not
believed that they have lately been bought on
speculation 10 a largo extent by parties in the
street. At the close Of the board the market be-
cane rather feversh, and prices were irregular;
the street was full OF rumors Of the capture of
Richmond and spectators were considerably cx-
cited. Later in the day the market relapsed into
dulnees, all parties being disposed to await
further news before operating. There was no
second board.
The Sub-Ireasury received to-day s34l 900 for
deposit and conversion. The business OF the Sub.
Treasury was as follows to-day
Tota! rec 800 148 70
Payments. 9s6,07g SO
Balance 9O5 ,364 SO
The approximate earnings Of the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railway Company, during the
month of May ult., compared with the same period
e ,aot fuI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22

Destruction Of . Railroad Depot.
BosroS, June II, 1862.
The passenger depot OF the Eastern Railroad de
strcyed by re thts morning Loss about $40 000 which
Is fully insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22

The north American Outward Bound.
M0ErRs l., Juno 81. 1862.
The steamship North American sailed from Quebec 81
ten oclncs this morning tor Liverpool She takes out
10 cabin and 80 steer age rassenl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22

AN IMPORTANT WORK ON PHYSIOLOGY Ac.--A
E5sf 81 or and Ss~
and Mar Guide son rs eye The .s ss o oS
H. hospitals and private ,racss ncadns treatise s. apSS
isnorsnss Of mir indseIe. Sent moo
@ vs.s Sc ss'
tors offices S Broadway. siars Hours for treat
ns II. with other p s Pr as
Stats zeirng, Atlas. Medical Review, &c.
4 LLAu FL A1LAH-sUcH IS THE Wax CRY OF
"a the Aa5an and he note Of VI tor w,, can be well
& sss ays%us ysorss ,a Of ss
p',Sss is N:
q being regarded me mere coneiu,ns soI change IN
'SS ed &c sonsS
pi % have Ss raoS sns
as asH NJ and ~
81 4. lsar & Tai BE "s n cosass
so nj soanr, I, 4
only auisrinei agent No; 10 Nassau street Tey ike
s s %"as s III ss q ~ g. adl
and srocers throughout tie rnon
4 LLEyTAToR.-DR. BRIGGS NEWLY INVENTED
and t a"s per "Saon o' s.
Brcsdway ''' p'p'''''' ''a p'''S" 'A'''p'''''' %
BUSINESS CARDS, rs CENTS 1000; CIRCULARS. 50
Boo a"s Gs, ss ps g
e sSa,'d pAwEY rnnf a1 ." :gs sa
corner o. ahe aud Centre street See price list,
DECULIAR HEADACHE
There is peculiar headache prevailing. One or tive ,
doses
DRANDRETH's PILLS
infallbly cure IT,
GET NEW STYLE
gHH sSH EIEg FALL o9EHsS
No. 4 Unhin iuare Now YORK,
nm by all dealers.
GMfTH BROTHERS.
NEW YORK
ALE.
In whole af and Quarter rasts brewed from he ,hoi
BARLEY MALT AND HOPS
Brewery 18th street between So, enth and Eighth ayenues
NEW YORK
TEAS GROCERIES AND FLouR'FoR THE MILLION II
Il Cheap s. store IN lie wor. THO fA3 H. AGkE,fsea
savings ni foor sr ant girl The In ~. on Gavin tho
sme via go Greenwich street AMI 80 Murray street. Mn
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22

In whole llf and Quarter casks brewed from he ,ho
BARLEY MALT AND HOPS
Brewery 18th street between So enth Eighth
NEW YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22

fI'EAs. GROCERIES AND FLOu FOR THE MILLION
Il Cheap s. store IN Tie wor. THO dA8 H. AGNEtss.
savings % ro0r SIR ant girl The in ~, on Gavin ias
sue VITA 40 Greenwich street and 80 Murray street Mn
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22

The approximate earnings Of the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railway Company, during the
month Of May ult., compared with the same period
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-27
agricultural,
washing Carriages and wagons.


IL tits a great annoyance tolhase ainicely
painted carriage scratched by careless or
ignorant hands in washing it. Yet how
often this is done A broom and pail of
water sometimes constitute the whole
equipment; possibly, an oldrag Is thrown
in. The broom or rag is wetted, and
dashed on the smooth surface of the vehi.
Gle, aud the scrubbing proceeds, until the
mud is washed of, and some of the var
nish and paint, beside. Now, the right
way Of doing this is very simple. First
Of all, give the mud q thorough soaking
with water, when water from hose can
not be used, use acommon garden syringe
or sprinkling-pot. Soak it again, and not
little of the mud will come off without
any rubbing. With the surface tho,
roughly saturated, begin with large
sponge full of water, wash gently, depend
ing still more upon the water than the
rubbing. A largeA soft cloth will answer,
if a sponge cannot be had. After the mud
and grit has all been washed of, give it
another sprinkling or two, and after Ia
king off the excess of water with soft
sponge, rub the whole clean and dry with
piece of soft channels leather. See that
this is perfectly free from grit aud knotty
places. It will remove lint and dust, and
leave the varnish clean and brilliant.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-27

firing in mechanical science and art in these old
Countries. We shall continue to transfer to our
columns copious extracts from these Journals Of
whatever we may deem of Interest to our read.
erS. SeVta saFas ~ 4E fsGs a er,e I'd
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MlLLWRIGHTS.
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in the science Of chemistry are given in its COL
umns, and the interests of the archstect and car
peDter are not overlooked; all the new inventions
and discoveries appertaining to those pursuits be-
ing published from week to week. Useful and
practical information pertaining to the inter-
ests of millrights and mill-owners will be found
published in the Scientific american, which iu-
formation they cannot possibly obtain from any
other source. Subjects in which planters and
farmers are interested will be found discussed in
the Scientific american; most of the improvements
being illustrated in its columns. H..
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first of January and July. Specimen copies will
be sent gratis to any part of the country. Also a
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ing patents, sent free. W sa ar'
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