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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-20
For the Journal.
From Roanoke,

FEBRUARY 13th 1862.
Messrs. EDITORS In my article yesterday stated |
would give you pleasing items from Georgia. have
interesting indeed. AS expectation tip about
Roanoke had the pleasure of seeing the President of the
Baptist NJ College, of LaGrange, Rev. Mr.. Brooks Chap
lain of Georgia Regiment at Roanoke he made his escape
in sail boat that conveyed away stores. had the
pleasure of coming this city in January with the officers
Of his company All he stated to any in this
city may be relied upon he haH position Georgia that
any may envy He says the battle terrific indeed
till powder exhausted the other renforCements
had hundred killed and twice many woraded -
Elizabeth City fired by the approach of the
Yankees hut not all burnt. The Yankees wounded
carried there. Col Green with his North Carolina and
Georgia soldiers arrived the island to aid the martyrs of
Roanoke but taken prisoners Rev. Mr. Brooks
in sail boat that carrying stores. We lost
worth of stores. We fortunate enough
spill powder rather than let thu Yankees have it. We
saved the greater part of provisions and stores Gen.
Wise Nags Head sich. Much blame is attributed to
Gen. Huger and others for delay Our batteries song
and the Geogans regret that COL Wright had ever been
taken off the Island.
Let discordant note be heard in camp, and
councils the present critical PERIOD when the hurricane of
raging upon in all its fury. In Hnon there
strength" Let union, harmony and confidence prevail
Let dismiss all and repning and heartily unite
u this great and glorious work. and de-
fend homes Let do his part as becomes free
and fight them at every place they asa and when
necessary leave ashes and ruins behind where they
oVerpoWer u.s. What defeats but blessings in disguise.
We need fear fail. We will safely ride
thro the storm. INDEPENDENT CAROLINA.
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FROM TYBEE-The steamer Robt. Habersham went
to Fort Pulaski yesterday and returned last evening
We learn that there eight Federal vessels in Wallis
Gut the greater portion OF them steamers They have
dredging vessel at work cleaning out the channel
There are FIVE Federal vessels off Tyhee.
San Ne7rS 1th inst
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-20

ALEXANDER OLDHAM,
DEALER IN GRAIN, AND COMMISSION MER-
/ CHANT
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Prompt attention given to the sale of Ooton Flour, Ba
con and other Country Produce.
22d 1850 u
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C.u. ROBINSON & co.

NOMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, N. c.
Office over J. A. Wizards Store. Entrance corner OF
Princess and Water Streets
March 9, Is60.-l5S&29.
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NNAI.KER nIEARES.

WALKER HIEAREs.
u DRUGGIST AN d APOTHECARY,
- No. As MARKET STREET.
full stock Of Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass
Hair Brushes Paint Brusees, Toilet Soaps, Fancy Articles
Landeths Garden Seeds &c, &C., constantly on hand.
The attention Of Physicians especially called to the
stock OF Medicines, which warranted as being pure
November 2j, 1853.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-20
For the .Innrnal

MEssRs. EDIToRs: 1t seems to necessary that we
should say word the gentlemen who have the charge
River and HaIbor Defences urging them to little
energy and great deal less sandpaper in the
of the of defence. not at all
ry that gunearrages board ships should be finely
finished Good timber in the rough is quite sufficient in
time of to fire of the heaviest kind Of ordnance
that parties have been several weeks in get
ting certain of defense ready when it could
been done week, and at trifng cost, and been
fronting the enemy We here do not want to be put
with the redtape gloved gentlemen
the MerT1Ddc school. Lei exhibit yellow pine
heart, and my word for it, it will keep off the ron-cad
my resides. There plenty Of shipcarpenters
finish all in three days. properly directed So to work
and play after the war il over. Yours etc,
Z IN TIE CORNER.
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General Johns.on,s nDe., 20 y-,In.,,..-.

We are indebted to young citizen Of Petersburg,
now IL camp near CenreyiIe, for the following copy of
Gen. JoLnston's spirited appeal to the volunteers
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-20

JOSEPH L. KEEN,
NONTRACTOB AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
- public tina he is prepared to take contracts in his line
business lie keeps constantly hand LINE CEMENT
PLASTER PLAsTERnG HAIR Philadelphia PRESS BRICK FIRE
BRICK, &c.
N g. To Dsllers of Turpentne-he is prepared to put
uu Stills at the shortest notice May 20-37-ly.
GEO. w. ROSE,
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR
u June II WILMINGTON, N. O.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-20

WILLIAM II. LTPPTTT,
EE7 HOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, and Dealer in
w Paints, Oils Dyes Stuhs Window Glass, Garden Seeds,
Pcrmey Patent Medicines, &C. &C., of Front and
Market ss Immediately opposite SHAws old stand Whining
ton. N 4.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-20

PARIS, January 3OthThe Monitew says that the dis
mssal of Cameron gives England great satisfaction.
Mason and SEdell have lett England for Paris.
ODonnen declares that France has made separate
rangement with Spain.
The latest from Rome state that preparaons
being made to land the Neapoan to ncte an in
surrection
The sales of Cotton at Lverpootor the week amounted
to 45 goo bales including 500 spectators and seven
thousand to exporters The market rmer and
had advanced I'D. Orleans fair 4d and mddlng 3d. The
total stock in port bales, of which were
American.
Breadstufs and Provisions were dull and declining.
Consols 922.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25

cRcoSp HAND billiard TABLES FOR SALE
- cap wtn mar bic and slate beds ell IN gefs'
Also Tables 10 YET, tJ Walkers Fss'esr' VI AsA
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OSEIALr INTEREST IN LARoE LANDED a:S PRO PRO
sary from $1,000 $4,000 Agents need not apply. Ad
dress box lH2 Herald Office.
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r OTIS FOR sALE-AT ELTzABETHPORr NEW
terms offering great Inducements 70 nechancs and manu-
by steamboat from New York. Apply 70 e X. kELLO8G
IS9 Pearl street, New York; 70 j. B. COOLEY. agent
Elixabe mort. n. J.
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STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR sALE-A BEAUrT-
~ fa Country Residence, with plenty Of iruit aow s
tables private Dwelling FURNISHED or nnIur
nshed viii be sold cheap Inquire Of Mrs. A. MARTIN.
60 Leonard street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25

RIO CAPITALIsTs.-vALUABLE LEAD NINE FOR
sslc with plant and machinery conpete.-yhe under
signed now sale their valuable Lead Mh situated
Al New Britain Township, Bucks County Pennsylvania
The property hundred and twenty-five acres
arabic land with two farm houses barns and other
The vein opened places nearly the whole ength
of the farm thousand dollars werth of lead
The bottom OF the mine now shows vein OF very
rich Lead feet in width, and has all the
ance Increasing In and value In going down. There IL
on the premises twenty horse power steam engine with
pumping hosting machinery completes ALSO crushcr
and stamping mill turned by water power gsing machines,
puddes ties washing the orc, anu smelling furnace,
already built
prpmises or 10 JOHN ANNEAR, f2s North Front street.
j. a. NEIMEYER.
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yvAI,UABLE PRoPERTy AT NEWARK, N. j., FOR
sale for cash. stocks, real estate goods rst cas-
Jewellers Factory with the Tools Fixtures and SAT > on
Elm street convenient TO depot; also valuable tract %
Land. in the Tenth ward enbracang about sey aras.
mari OF under high state OF culture and stocked Win
choice frus the proposed line OF The Central iosa
AM depot for Newark and Hebokfn Railroad ~ one
oil me for Investment that an Oe had
Gpriy TO A. II. BROWN OF CHARLES A LENT. 81 Brad
street Newark. N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25

ExCHANGE-A FARM AND SAW MILL, 200 ACRRR
IL Herkner county, N " Farm, 80 Ulster coun
y r. 100 acres OF Land Greene county Wisconsin APP
ply from 10 to s basement, NJ rs Broadway.
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AS MUSIC TEACHER WANTED, A SITUATION, BY
samiy 10 teach the piano and sn1ng compensation not
muth ohIetas good situations the best OF references
given II rcured Call At or address ly9 West Gath ST. be-
Tween 9Th and yth avs.
A SECOND HAND PIANOFoRTE, IN GOOD PLAYING
~ order fought for $Jj "a Vast Forly.third
Can be from to 10 a. NJ. and from - r NJ
a SPLENDID TONED SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
"A Piano Will bc sold at decided bargain. as tho owner Is
round corners deliberately carved and legs city made
and fully warranted Apply at 81 North Sixth street, VII.
Harrisburg
A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
ovetstfnng ass fun Iron plate made order has all
.svsr Also Psrer FarntSrs al sac1ee Inquire At s
West Twcniy-th street, near Sixth avenue.
L,oR sALE-CHEAr, -FOUR NEW SEVEN OCTAVE
1t wood Pianos iron frames overs,rung bass carved
legs flushed in thevey best manner city makers In
qsre lzs East Twenty street Second and
Third avenues
TIANo.- FACILITY IN THE READING AND PLAY.
Ing OF music nj nrst sight quickly acquired by
eys Terms extremely moderate Address II. H. teacher
Herald onicc Two vaancics also In evening for
gentlemen.
II. place in the world where to get Mus cchoapRemovcd
% ~ West Houston street corr Of Mcrcsr only nve doors
from s sa Gsa or ss precuf Ua Music pur
- giant rosewood case; four years 1915; will be
sold Tor f.5 in perfect orscr Can oe seen ~ isz East
Eighteenth street -
CTEIyyAY 4 SONS GOLD MEDAL rATENT OVER.
strung aad and squars anos nsse psen "a we
with The lest makes OF Boon, New York Philadelphia
and Baltimore aud are nov considered tna pes. Pl.nos
manufactured written guarantee Tor i've wars given
with each instrument Warrroums, NOS " ana "a walker
street near broadway --
NN ANTgD--A GOOD SOPRANO SINGER INQUIRE
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~ Nrpp TO PURcHAsE-IN THE IMMEDIATE VI
w cn,ts Of The CITY, two Acres Of Land for
s,,,in (no oil, with good water
ot nryteres Please address box 26$0 Post office, with
iow eat price and location.
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II. ANfEp-LLSsOEs IN ITALIAN. BY A LADY RE
w h red Terms moderate. Address L. L. D., ueia d
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BOARDING AT DIR. TRULLS WATER CURE, NO. Is
ID Lsght street. New YorkOne Of the best places in the
city for boarders during the warm summer weather Rooms
grains People who live here well and then live
keep WELL Baths gymnasium and of park free Terms
from - to 81 per Week. ac,or.iing to rooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25

T,IIIIARDs BILLfARDs.-wlNANTS EXCELSIOR
- Billiard Table Everything In trade
always 10 hal The Oldest establishment United
States New aud second nsud Tables sale Msnutac,cry
aud warcroon. II Gold street
billiard TABrEs.-FoR SALE, SIX BILLIARD
ID Tables, with balls and complete, In good orders
cheap for cash Inquire for three days Pearl street Of
III Broadway
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E,OR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FOUR SMALL HOUSES,
Lots, 18th street. Tnird avenue No ,sS5
Third avenue; Farm In Beoit Wis; good buildings, &c.
some Ivory Nuts Brig TONS House az Clinton street,
0'o0A'"' = r. NJ sPoFFoRD, II Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25

LOB SALE-A SORREL HORSE, l5,S HANDS HIGH
pony built eight years old, warranted sound and kind
single or double harness good family or business horse
lady. Part payne be made in groceries, dry goods
clothing required. Inquire the harness store No.
East Houston street. next TO the OF Broadway
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COUNTRY BOAED.-A FEW SELECT B0ARDERS (NO
~ young children servansl be very pleasantly
commodated ut well furnished farm house, where there
pen shade and fruit In abundance. tine
trout stream, deep enough for bathing near the house.
which l. most delightful healthy situation. IL lisa
pleasant drive OF four miles from the village Havcrstraw
which the shore OF the Hudson bew thirty
forts miles from New York. Three 90 and
daily Good sabiing, and terms moderate. Address
Mrs. Lennox Hayerstraw, New York.
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xxvASTEp-To PURCHASE, WITHIN FIFTY MILES
W. OF New York small cottage and I'VE Of SIT acres q
pood cea red land with barn, &c convenient or keep,ng
Two or three cows Address, with terms NJ Hail ls hnd
son street. New York.
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CoR SALE CHEAP-oNE ACRE OF LAND. WITH 4
4 good cottage all new, situated one mile and bal
all handsomely laid out For further
ticulars inquire Of THEO SHRIEKEL, North William
street. New York
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ITO LET-TO GARDENERS.-THE ADVERTISER HAS
Garden, OF hree-fourths OF acre, with Cot
tsge OF -four rooms beautifully situated the Eastern
Height, In fremont, block from the depot tn rty mi
nutes ride from sixth street, fare IS by steam,
or II cents by horse and STAGE from the Park via
Third avenue SS0S50 for the balance this year.
which he would receive In labor ornamening the grounds
Arpyto a X fLUMLEY, No East Thirtyiourth street,
a to the Postmaster
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/ AN UP TOWN CORNER LIQUOR sTORE-CHEAP
IA for cash long lease, low stock light III moi sold
This week wv tske partner 70 taks ini cnarge a. ne
L OH
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E,OR sALE-A BAY HORSE, l5K HANDS HIGH;
kind IN all harness good for the saddIe safe family
Harness, little used Price SIS. Apply l6 Jones street.
near Fourth.
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N,HE WELL KNOWN AND VALUABLE HOTEL THE
1mor House, Baltimore Nd, for rent1This large
and eepGt hoc recently built and most eligiby situated
Msnur square. In tile city OF Baltimore, possessing
advantage 70 render II OF the most attract ye and
dcsrab. esablishm In the country, Will le rented
leased favorable terms Application can be made the
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TEIE Tugr.

COUPE HORSE wANTED-OF FINE STYLE AND
action, sound and reliable for family use, IN exchange
for oooded, dark chestnut Mare switch TAIL lax hands,
years old can trot in three minutes; splendid driver Of
IS SIXTH avenue.
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DocK PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LEASE
~ Situated williamsburg. blocks south OF the
Grand streets the foot Of South
Ninth street. being $50 First running down g
the East river 800 feet with wharf LEO feet 'front.' o.
70 feet depth at low water and return dock Of e es
exterior line about $50 feet containing about ~ lots
Of gound has been used for the last years for the
Of naval and oil being covered BY sheds 10
well calculated for sugar refinery or other manufac
turing business. Inquire Of EVANDER BERRY, No ~
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-06-11
Thipyea Ahout.

on Sunday evening last, some person entered
the room occupied by A. G. Williams, Esq, at the
Exchange Hotel, and carried off quantity Of that
gentleman's wearing apparel. Mr. W and lady
were at church at the time; but on returning home
and learning the facts he set out in pursuit of the
thieves, which was continued until Monday noon
without success. The thieves. il seems, came tc
the Exchange during the evening, and engaged
lodgings for the night, and, during the abscuse OF
majority Of the inmates, ayailed themselves o
the opportunity to appropriate what clothing they
needed. People should be careful to lock their
doors going out. On Monday evening Mr. c
Humm, one of our constables, arrested two of the
light-fngered gentry at Tontogany, and 5rough
them to Perrysburg on Tuesday morning, where, OF
examination before A. Fowler, ESQ.,, and in defaul
of bail, were committed to Jail for trial at
term Of court The names given by the thieves
are James Blade and Richard How, Much credi
is due to Mr.. Humm for his perseverance, in arrest
ing them. --... s..-| r'.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-06-11
Ordination.

Rev. H. b. TAFT, pastor of the Baptist Church
in this place, was ordained on Thursday, 9th inst.
with the usual ceremonies. The opening sermon
was preached by the Rev. Mr.. Haskell, of Kalama-
700, and was very able and appropriate. After the
ordination, prayer, aud solemn laying on of hands,
the charge to the pastor was delivered to Mr.. Taft
by Rev. MIR. Cole, of Spencer, Lucas county, Ohio.
This was paternal, (Mr. Cole being Mr. Taft's ia
ther-in-law,) and impressive. Next came the pre-.
sentation of the right hand of fellowship by Rev.
Mr.. Platt, of Toledo, accompanied by appropriate
remarks. Last came the charge to the Church, by
Rev. Mr.. Colver, of Chicago. Mr.. Colver, after Il
preliminary remarks, spoke to three propositions
expressed by three words = For, to, and with
This church, - proceeded the speaker, -" this
society of Christians is responsible for this newly
ordained minister of God, their pastor, is response
ble 10 him and responsible ,citt him." The Rev
gen;leman's remarks on those points were a rur,
blending of wit, pathos and JUNCTION. The services
were interesting and instructive, and we are GLAD
that our Baptist friends have for their pastor MAJ
TO whose pety and devotion to his work his form,i
pastor and tutors bear so cordial and united tes
timOny.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-06-11
Terrible Storm.

THE Findlay J6srsonim says "a terribly de-
structive storm of hail and wind passed over Henry
and Jackson townships, Wood county, on Monday,
June g The tornado commenced at about two
O'Clock, and continued over thirty minutes, extend
ing over strip of territory about one and hal
mile wide, accompanied with hail of the largest
size, and torrents Of rain. The wind was terrific
Forest trees and orchards were uprooted, the dwell
lings of Mr.. Kavanaugh and Mrs. Mckinney and
others were unroofcd, and fences were prostratcd
The hail occasioned the greatest destruction o.
property. The trees left standing by the wind werC
barked, and completely stripped of their foliage
gardens were destroyed, and wheat, corn, and oat'
totally ruined.
"Messrs. Dirck and Perers, from whom we OBJ
tain the above particulars, say the tornado was thu
severe that has visited that section of countr!
for years. Fortunately no lives were l)st w
have not heard how far east it extended"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-06-11

s=s5"The Rev. J. C. Fletcher gave us last eve
ming brilliant lecture on the religion, customs and
people of Brazil. Seldom have we rclished any
thing more than the picture he laid before his au-
dience OF that exhuberant garden of the trpics la
den with its strange variety of fruits and flowers,
teeming with perpetual harvest furthe hand Of man.
Surely hat country is the saren Of the world, and
if the people had tue enterprise of this Yankee
tion, imagination could not set bound 10 the re-
suits they would produce there. AS relevant Tn
this comparison, the Rev gentleman stated that
the best remedies employed there for the diseases
to which they are subject arc invented and supplied
by our own well known cpuntryman, j. G, Ayer,of
Lowell Mass, and that not the people only, bu
the priesthood and court of the Emperor, have con
slant recourse in sickness 10 the RENE lies Of this
widely celebrated American chemist. st.--Leager, Boz
ton.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-06-11

THx three constituents of tob lcco are, volatile
oil of bitter taste, which, taken inwardly, causes
giddneSs and sickness a volatile alkali, of an
rid burning taste, narcotic, and a subtitle poison
scarcely inferior to prussic acid, one drop being
sufficient kill dog, and having so irritating Il
vapor that it is difficult to breathe in a where
a drop of it has been evaporated and an empy-
reumatic oil of similar acid, which the Hottent0ts
use to kill snakes, and single drop of which
placed the tongue instantly kills the reptile AS
a hundred pounds of dry tobacco yields seven
pounds of nicotine in smokng quarter of an ounce
of tobacco there may be imbibed two grains more
! of nicotine, Of the subtlest of all known poi
sons When the smoke of a cigar is inhaled, and
the saliva retained, the nervous system rrceiy the
fullest effect of the three narcotic ingredients II
is not surprising irem this analysis that excessive
smoking produces such fearful local and conStitu-
tiona complaints eminent physicians ascribe tt
I it, Prof. Liars of Edinburg, enumerates fright
'ul catalogue of diseases, which proves to be re-
sul,s of this habit and says, 1t is truly melan
choly % witness the great number of the youth wht
smoke nowadays and it is painful to contemplate
how many promising youths must thus be stunteC
in their growth and enfeebled in their minds b0tor
they arrived at manhood"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-06-11

also manufdcture another equally eXceilcrt
machine, known Us Pitts Separator, These Scpa-
rltors are by somr higHiy esteemed. They are
manufactured with great care, and are gnod ma
chine They have become we'll established and
arc Justly celebrated both for rapid and perfect
work. In manufacturing thesg machines | have
selected such patterns only have bvcn fully test
ed by long use, aud in Offering the two abnve be-
licve | Offer the very best that are made. It is
claimed by those who them that they will
lhrcsh. clean and iii for market, more grain in
given time, and do il buttprthan any other machine.
In fact the only limit to the amounthey can thresh,
depends the facilities nj hand Cor getting he grain
To the machine and taking cure at the straw, etc,
after u is threshel. These machines are both OF
them strong and durable; the ioints. axe alliuseR-
ed with blts, ant are fitted up with cast steel
cylinder shaft with composition boxes. The oyiin-
DIR is 81 inches in length, and / am now making
the Separator and Cleaner four inches wider tIan
th. cyinlcr. The Beaer Shaft is furnished with
steel journals aud brass boxes brass buNcs, also,
for CInyas Bcli SHAFT anil Fan SHAFT; steel jour
nails with iron boxes for Fan side Shaft; ir,u pull
lcvs llyathered) and cast iron convoyCr. I'm every
uirtculHr they are constructed in tie very best
manner in every part they run easily are easily
tended. and ar adapted tr hc driven bv gear gr.bg
blnis, requiring about l,4OO revolutions per MIN
utp.