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0WArR OF BTaGY WAKTEn!

A n oPEE-ToP BUGGY. badly broken. was iar 81
"A front c. my hose about tive months age Tn
own ? Is Iea8sstsd 10 esI aud lake il away. and psy
for this notise. u. OWN
uhlg3a De- oro street.
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- Information wsnted Of jerome Z. Phil
Ups, VINO is supposed TO be in the army. Any inSorms-
ION Of his whereabouts VIII be thankfully reeslved by
% vie at aempbi. ms-In-
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TnANKs.-We thank Mi. Nash, insurance
agent for papers.
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- A West Pointer oilers his services as in
rruTor n Pisld Artillery. Apply at tais oass, "a
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A
WANTED.

IA EESPE1TABL1 WOHAN or GIRL onr willnf
% d. the gsR III house wo z Of D sEaA f-a.ll
Ireh q cue eaa heaT o. . eit7attou ~ c idr luHe5i
90 T.. N LLEE, Opacian,
~hfET- al N=i1 g-~rrt
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DAILY RkpoRT OF THE mARkEr.

WHEAT-Wlth ample stocks and a moderate demand,
price ore unchanged. Sales 1900 bushels. in three lots,
a. s200cs215 for prime. Received 10 ks.
TLOUz-Demand limited and market poorly sup
pied Sales COO sacks super aud l55 brls extra, to the
government al stLOo Received 257 sacks and % brIs.
CORN-Sales I75O bushes, from levee, at sOc. and
1900 DO. choice white st 97lzc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS did not hear Of a
sac worth reporting.
BAcoN-7OOO "a hog round sold at &c. and 2,ooo
do. at
d.. SUGAR-MOLAs5ES-Ths market l. very quiet,
with ANAL sales at Irregular prices.
- Capt. Tom Briefly, Of the steamer Ferd.
&ennesl L hereby authorized TO receive subscriptions
fer my regiment Of infantry for the war, ami is commits
stoned to receive and forward recruits for the same. Pa
pers favorable to the cause viii please copy this adver
t5sement B DEsHA HARMON,
mhI7I0t Colonel Commandlne
SPECIAL ORDERl
ISLAND 10. 10, March I, 1852
z Those who have been detailed from com
pany \. Eth r Zineut Tennessee volunteers. will report
back to their company for duty Immediately, or be
treated as dvssrteu By order Of Bri gadisr-Gen J. 7.
heCowu- THoa. H FRANCIS,
LOW Capt company A. 4h regiment T Y.
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THE GUrrERs-II uHa y ~ our suburban
streets, when rain makes the stree. muddy, vehicles eye
driven psrly in the brick gutter. by which they are
quickly destroyed. The city now requires property own
su5 10 pave their own gut es aud it should take steps 60
protect them when they are paved. There is an ord.
nance in the ordnance book for that purpose, but e man.
if-sly fails Of .ts oblect. If short posts were placed 81.
/ -srvals along the CUTTERS they would d. al effective
? election, bat they would be u~nsgbtly az nlgl-, ana in
case OF horses running of with vehicles hey would he
dangerous Could not shais trees be planted OUTSIDE the
CUTTERS and ed protected uHtI ,hay grew os to protect the
gutter as well as the tree until &; had gained aze enough
to afford all the protection winfield
SCARCE OF NEws-At the news has gone
ont OF town "Ye local walked hs best and talked his
hn-des. yesterdsy-in fact he made himself a walking
note u Interrogation in his endeavo-s to pick mp some
city news, bat in vain. II the Provost Marshal viii per-
7st in continuing the blockade en- Equo-s, -ye loca"
considers himself played out II gentlemen and those
who have no title 20 that appelaion cannot have RE
privilege OF getting drunk. spicy items are At an end;
farewell 70 hoult murders, awful Midnight outrases,
street reneo1terS extensive syindles, mysterious losses Of
money, brutal attacks, wife-@hipPlng, tie suicides Of
ruined spen4tarift5 and elearsd-ous pigeons in gam
bling houses, and all the thrilling, dreadful, horrible
and mysterious crimes that make the local column
interesting. If the ~groggsres are kept closed aud fools
kept sober, local items are 81 an end sac ievI y chained
and the absorbing details Of crime brought 70 a preza
ture close. Without whisky dealing out at every corner,
90 render men ~infuriate mainen and beasty tends, " ye
local may dry mp bis pen, and, Ike Yolney In Syns, re-
trs TO mediate over the ruins Of long extinct empires.
Z Ye local has in biz time Waited madhoases hospitals
aud jata, many times and ia many places ho therefore
considers himself " posted and sums up the result Of
much observation and some experience in the sentence
no liquor, no iiemsi In a sober W rid " ye locs " is
lefs without stock in trade, his profession ia annlhlated.
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TeoERAL Loss AT FORT DoNELsoN

FEDERAL Loss AT FORT DONELs0E-The
Nashville Times Federal says:
The heaviest loss b any one Of the Federal
regiments Al Fort Donelsou, was the 18th Illinois,
which veut iato the fight with FIVE hundred men
AID officers. and came out with one hundred and
seventy Two companies in lhis regiment, com
pauy K, Capt. Garter, Of LaSalle, vent into sc-
ton with sixty tg0 mon and came out With nine.
company II, Capt. Coates, Of Peru, went in with
htty-oUe In a and came out with ten. This will
give an idea Of ths hard fghdng and terrible
loss sustained
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IAL POST OFFIcg JUBskL.

FRIDAY MORNING MARCH u.
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e John Lsliyhtt has been appointed post-
master az Nashville. lie took charge Of the
Office on Thursday last
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II blacksmith ia Wilkes county. Ga
has commenced the mandatory of ladies sew
ing needles, aud VIII soon be able to supply anv
required quantity. The sample which we have
seen is for sewing cambric and 6ne linen and
to al appearances will answer every purpose,
equal to the best imported, and warranted not TO
4 cutin the eye
" Sewing cotton and sewing needles are now
being made 10 the Southern Confederscy @"
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FRENCH LETTERS

GERTLEMENS LIST.
4DAM Ned Adam Geo Ames, Hus1 & Co
4ne.t " 4yiFC anderson wm W
Anderson g. - Anderson WI Anderson JasM
Abbot IL Andrews EE Andrews G y
Armstrong Barn
DAHS Nr Bracket Chas BaksrJE
ID Baiy 3 Bsmpass Col r " Bradshaw Tom
Bsssert Joseph r Barnett WnE Breen TIP
BelJJ Brewer P Byers AndeW
Birmingham T God Booth W
Houghton Wn Boyd John-A Burke G W
Bunsss c baldwin Geo c Barnett Anthony
brady John Baker Thos Barton Dr H
Bradlute Az Barield Ar Baron Jas
Be,u Sergt NC Beary Mr Bearty Osln
HboO Col W Birch Joseph Bowen MI
Boon 2 P Bossut Jos V Borland Col Scion
Bumpass ColRW Buchanan GR
HASON Capt In Cary sanaeI Cammsek A q
NDsehas baO2 Csstanade j 4 Christian A B
Choats L3 Crof0rd ThosF Cooss Capt VIC
Coffee 'leE Cor5in S Wa Crockett Hend-on
Cunningham r CurdRJ Chandler Isaac
Crawford CaPtW Carroll Wm Chew CaPtRE
Cheek john Cole Capt Collins Wm
C.or,s Hartman Court TbOs r Cole Col John "
Coudoa Thos CumP w
nAvIs ColAW Davis " G Dawson J.
DDslney D Drsto CD billiard W Il
UonaIson Wm Da hay Vim Downey Morty 2
Draugha Henry C Daman Noah Dsrif VIM
I5ardrrs Lent Deem u O10R-AC
uougherty A Dowlag Michael Duncan Ed
CzELL WIN Eddlngs E B Emerson Prime
y Eddipgs WI
Lem Frazier John z Flahcry P
i Fe-g1son c Ferris David Fitzpatrick
p f+her s W Fields J Ct Forsyth S l.
James R Fehy Martin Freeman MAJ
FORSYTH s J Finton NJ Fly Rev NJ d
Frie;son "A Fightaaster W Flrgon Col wD
rILL Jos Galin J va Clean a. Carr
tT George re Graham Capt r Glern Jacob
Grigsby q Strong Graham JAS Geary Lieut. 2
6oie JsmesE Garvin Panip Griss Capt
CHHn WI Godfrey Clinton
Dr. Hanhay Hastings Tnos
IL Hon q S Harvey Wm Hayward Or CR
Haynes Arthnr Hibbett D Humphreys HW
Holmes john P Hunter VIM
II HaynesJo Havss Jno
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~ Tue Washington Chronicle of the 9th
says the Hon. VIM. A Richardson, Of Illinois.
will decline the brigadier-generalship. conferred
upon him BY Liueolu, and will retain bis seat in
the House Of representative, and be a esndi.
date for re-elsetion.
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IsT OF LETTERS remaining in the Post OHee at
Il Memphis, Tenn, On me
T~WENrY-FIRsT IA OF MARCH, 1862.
Persons calling tor them should say that they are
advertised. -
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Portugal, legalizng the importation of certain for,
eisn cereals for limited time, in conformity with
the recent authorization of the coTtes has hesn
communicated to this department by the minister
resident OF Tie United States at Lisbon and is mi
lshCd as being of interest to the agricultural and
commercial classes of this cOuntry:-
Department Of State for Public HorkS Commerce ami
Industry.
In accordance with the authorization conceded to
the government by the law of the 1lth OF lie ON
rent month"; and having heard. in confrmitv with
article 81 of said law, the civil governors of tha
Kingdom. the respective councils of districts and tbo
general council OF commerce, industry, and agIicul
ture, am hereby pleased to decree the following
ART. l. The importation of foreign cereals Wheat
rye barley, and oats in grain or baked bread is all
lowed through the inland OF maritime ports of the
continent OF the Kingdom until the end of the
month of April next.
SOlus: The cereals thus admitted are only TO nav
the same duties as national grain when dispatched
for consumption.
ART. I'd. After the terms specified this decree
such cereals therein specified will still be adj
nitted if it be proved before Government and the
respective fiscal committee that the same cereals
left the ports of their shipment for those of Ills
kingdom in sufficient time to have arrived within
the specified time in the case of regular VOYAGE
Let the Councillor of State, Minister and SecIeta-
~ of State for Finance, and the Minister for Public
Works, Commerce and Industry thus understand
these presents and cause the same to be executed
Palace of Necessidades, the 2Sth of September.
1861. THE KING
ANTONIO JOE D'AvILA,
VELLozo DE HARTA,
THRASO AUGUSTA.
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Gdlortcster Daily Spn


Mails Close as follows
Northern Worcester C0Gnty, Vermont and New HaEip-
shire, Worcester Nashua Railroad al 60G ard
Fitc6bnrs Lancaster Teoninster, West Boyston, Oak
and $50 p. and dge at sis q. and 100 P
Princeto and East Princeton, at $40 and is due at
Civ OF Boston 50 and SEQ = m o As ana 90 IN.
and due ST SIS m, $50 and 100 p. N.
Main. Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Mass
ehdsettss@l g. Il, and 500 p m; and sre due st sls
Eloda islan3-Except towns on the Worcester ana
Providence Railroad, $50 and $50 and ave
dae at $50 q. IN. and h.Sa p
Way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad 3de
III. and are due at so al IN.
Western--tAl towns in Massachusetts west OF Nor
cester,l Sis Il. IA, and are due al 2.
Albany CWestern New York and Western States,) SIS
a m ana s % p and eTe due al and lh4A p IN.
Springelds IS a. m, ana 500 p m aud are due at $40
a. m, and l045 p
Hartford, ali Connecticut except windhsm and New
London counties SIS q m. and soc and due
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County, Conn, 1900 a. m,
nd are due at SIS am.
New YORK. cigy and southern States a30'a M. and at
sou aa 6l5 p m and are due at 80 and at $50
Barre, Barre Plains Petersham Paxton, Dana, North
Dana asd West Rutland 945 NJ; aud are due at 40o
P. NJ
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland Hubhardston, Cold
orook ana Oakham $3.50 p. M, and are due at 500
leicester a45 g. H. and 80 M, and are due at 800
AIillbury and West 9Iillbury 30 a. m and $50 D. M
ana are due at 9 90 Il. H. and CSC p. m,
Shrewsbury. 3.l5 p. m, and is due ut 800 T. m.
Grafton, New England Village and Cordavie, $50 a.
m. and are due at 3.3V p IN.
traminghem South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashland,
MoodViue, Mest0oro. Northboro', SouthAcro' Corda-
Vile and Grafton. 3 50 ~: and are due at Is A. m
Milford, Mendon. HoIston, Bolton Berlin 9 90 a. m
and $40 p ana due at 9.l5 u. m ana 100 D. N
mail for New York and Boston and beyond is closed
al TINS once on sunday at Is 90 O'Clock p. m.
Once hours from I a. to 500 p. M sundays from.
12'le to Il 40 D. nj. j. NJ. EARLE P. III
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observation-disclosures No.11

JOINT RESOLUTION expressive ofthe Iecopnition
~ congress OF the gallant and patriotic Services
OF ne laie Brgadier General Nathaniel Iyon
anu me oiLcers aud soldiers under his comm9i d
a. me battle Of Springfield, Missouri
Resolved by the senate and bOuse of ronrosor.o
tives of the United States of America in co,,'ss
asseoled, l. That congress deems il just and proper
10 e.,er upon Us records a recognition of The cm
eral Nathaniel Lyon. The country TO whose service
ne uenoted ms life will guard and preserve his fans
az lhut te thanks of congress are hereby given TO
lle brave officers aud soldiers who. under t6e com
uahu OF the late General Lyon, sustained the honor
~ ile mug ana achieved victory against oyeiwhema
Ing numbers Ut the battle ofSprngield in Missouri
anI inat' ~ order to commemorate an event SO hon
o1upe 10 tne country and to themselves il is order.
eu h ,na. encn regiment engaged shall be authorized
10 Tcnr upon lls colors the word 'Spiingfcdm en-.
u,ol 3 IN letters of gold And the president Of
rue states is hereby requested TO cause teio
in te 10 De read o. the head of every regiment
Approved. December "a, 1861
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=. II UBLIC-NO 4.
AN ACT to provide forallotment certificates among

AN All TO provide foralOtment certificates am ong
the volunteer forces
lie IT enacted by the Senate and Ii Ouse of Reple-
senatives OF the United STATES of America in on.
gress assembled, That tie president OF tie United
States shall appoint, for each stale having NoluL.
teers in the United States service, not exceeding
three persons, WHO shall he authorized by tie mesi
dents commission TO visit the several depaItuclts
OF the army i'll which volunteers from HER renee
tive states may be- and tlele procure from said vol
uneers from time to time their respective allotmeIts
OF their pay TO their families or tIchds duly cetfrd
IN wiring, and by them, or by some commission ed
officer of such department, atesed in pulsua1 ce of
such orders as may be made for that puluo,e v the
secretary of war, and upon which certified allotment
the several paymastcIs shall, at each regular nav
ment TO troops, give drafts pa, able in lie city Of
New York to the order Of such persons to whom
sald aIlotments were or may be made
Sec. z And be ii. further enacted, That the ,,pr-
sons appointed as commissioners to carry into effect
Inc preceding section of this act shall receive no nav
or emoluments whatever tIom the treasury of HE
United States. VI '"e
sec, .. And be it further enacted. That the fifth
secilon OF the act of twelfth June eighteen hundred
ana hitytight, giving suffers lien upOn lie SOL
uierS pay, De ana the same is hereby reuealed: and
an regulations giving suffers rights and privileges
beyond the rules and articles Of war be and The
same are hereby abrogatcd.
Approved, December "a. 1861
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second session of the Thirty EVENT.,
Congress
lPUBLIC-No. II

[IUBLIC-No.I II
AN ACT to further promote the efficiency of the
Navy.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiyes OF the United States of America in on
gress assembled, That whenever the name of any
naval officer now in the service, or who NAV here
after be III the service Of the United States, shall
have been borne on the naval register forty-tye
years, or shall be of the age of siXtywo years. he
shall be retired from active service, and lis name
entered ON the retired list OF officers of the grade
to which lie belonged at the time Of such retire
ment.
Sec q And be it further enacted. That the nresi
dent OF the United States be and he is hereby au-
thOrized to assign any officer WHO may be retired
under the preceding section of this act 10 shore du-
ty and such officer thus assigned shall Ieasiye the
full shore pay Of his grade he SO employed
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted That ihe presi.
dent OF the United States by and Ci the adrice and
consent Of the senate, shall have tie authority to de.
tail from the retired list OF the navy Tor the COM
mahd OF s9uadlons and single slips, such oil ces as
ne may DelleVe that the good OF the service requires
to be thus placed in command; and such OFF Gers
may, II upon the recommendation OF the president
of the United States they shall receive u vote of
thanks OF congress for their services ard gaautry
III action against an enemy be restored the active
list. and not otherwise.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted That the presi-
dent of the United States shall have the authority
select any officer from the grades of captain or
commander i'll tile navy, and assign him to the
mahd OF asquadron, with the rank and title o.
flag officer; and any officer thus assigned shall
have the same authority ard receive the same ODE
dience from the commanders of ships in his SQUAD
ron holding commissions OF an Older date than his,
that he would be entitled TO receive lis com
mission the oldest and to receive. when employ
ed the pay to which he would have been entitled,
if he were on the active list OF the navy
SEC 3. And be it further enacted That all officers
retired under the provisions of this act shall receive
the retired ray OF their respective grades fixed by
law.
SEC 6. And be it further enacted That promo.
tons shall be made i'll place of the officers retired
under the provisions of this bill is provided
by law.
SEC :. And be it further enacted, That The secre-
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Session advertisements

ROSTON MEDICAL ASYLUM.-This
- Institution established for the benefit OF the sick
and suffering whether rich poor is under imme-
date care Of DR.. T. X. TAYLOR, aided by some OF tie
pest cons uitation talent tie city affords The ode OF
treatment practced embraces all the modern improve
ments which have been made by the professors and stu
dents oi medicine, surgery electricity magnetism psv
cho!ogy, ana nents! ard spiritual philosophy DR. Tay
lurls an experienced physician. well skilfu on
orator ana manipulation During a practice of twenty
wears he hiss been epelly successful in curing some
OF tie worst cases OF LGng 3nd Liver Diseases Dyspep
sia itheglnas, curalgia Mental and Nervous Depres
Slvn afd Female Complaints, Hhich have come under
medical care. Many cases Of Nervous Prostitution Neu
falgla and Female arrangements relieved at
single visit Diseases Of the Blood from whatever cause
produced, are treated by the eclectic with nva
rlane success. Patients from distance, who wish
to remain in the city while under treatment can be fur
nlshea v iti good accommodations and board
ate rates by communicating with DIR. Taylor day or
two before their arrival.
once, consultation and operating No II Han
over street All letters Of inquiry must enclose post
ton.
p SDr. Favior's Medical Work for beth sexos enti
tied Ihe Medical ComDanion can be obtained OF him,
OF q ". Y. SPENCER, bookseller and Publisher, 81
Washington street. Price 50 cents Three stamps extra
when Sert by mail diff ans
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D
AN ACT relative to counts martial in the army
BE it enacted by The Senate and Ii ouse OF Repre-
sentatives of the United States OF America in Con-
gress assembled, That in time OF war the commander
of a division or separate brigade NAV appoint CEN
eial courts martial, and confirm, execute. pardon
and mitigate their sentences allow ed and lie.
strained in the sNty-fitth and eighty-Imh articles
of war to commanders OF armies and departments:
Providing. That sener OF such counts extending
10 loss OF lie or dislnissiOn of commissioned off,
Ger shall require the continuation OF the general
commanding the army in the field TO which lie
DIVISION or brigade belongs: And provided lurher
mat when the division or brigade commander shall
be the accuser or prosecutor, court shall be ap-
pointed by the next higher commander
Approved, December "A, 1861.
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[PUBLIc-No.2 81
AN ACT to increase the duties ON tea coffee and

AN ACT to increase the duties tea, coffee. and
sugar.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentaives of the United States Of America in Con
gress assembled, That from and after lie date of
the passage of this actin lieu OF the duties eret
imposed by law on articles hereinafter mentioned
there shall be levied, collected and paid on the
goods, wares, and merchandise herein enumerated
and provided for imported from foreign countries
the following duties and rates ofduty that is TO say
First On all teas, twenty cents per pound. Second
On coffee of all kinds, five cents per pound Third
On raw sugar, commonly called Muscovado or
brown sugar. and on sugars not advanced above
number twelve Dutch standard by clarifying or
other process, and syrup of sugar or sugar cane
ana concentrated molasses, or concentrated melado
two cents and half per pound, and on white and
clayed sugar, when advanced beyond the raw state
above number twelve, Dutch standard, by clalily-
ing or other process and not yet refined thee cents
per pound; ON refined sugars whether lump, crush
ed or pulverized, five cents per pound; on sugars
after being refined, when they thctuled. color.
ed. or III any way adulteraed, and on sugar CANDY,
eight cents per pound; on mOlasses, six cents per
galOn Provided, That all syrups of sugar or of su.
gar cane, concentrated mOlasseS or concentrated
meado, entered under the name of mOlasses or any
other name than syrup OF sugar or of sugar Gale,
concentl ated molasses concentrated melado sall
be liable to forfeiture to the United States and the
same shall be forfeited.
Approved. December "a 1861
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AlEsTIzO 1sURRING pTOKEu.

orfickng. busting. Burning and cleaning Aestlzo ard
Oher woods lneiher shorens tie staple ths
nun y the wool nor does urave the burrs The wool
Is comged open ana carefully and thoroughly separated
from me Whole 0urIs without waste 10 the wool or in
burs Hence tine Mestizo Wool, which could not other
wise be used with advantage, is by this machine mads
susceptible Of tensve cad waste and bur waste
also thoroughly cleaned. Wool and Waste busters
with or without blowers attached, are also furnished
All orders VIII meet with prompt attention. Circulars.
with explanations and references furnished
CALVIN L. GODDARD a CO.
hlawl ~ d22 No. 3 Bowling Green Nnv. Wy
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THE STEEL RING FEED ROLLS

are also recommended your attention In strength
and durability, and efficient work they have sno
equal Their perfectly even and straight surface allows
them, placed near 10 the Burr Cylinder save the fine
SCI o teeth are indispensable to good hold the woel
Tor the proper working of burning Machine They are
highly approved and much used. These Feed Rolls ami
Burning Machines clean the wool Of its refuse natter
.hc coarse machines OF the coarser and the finer
OF the finer dirt and burrs they prevent Injurious sub
0tace from coming in contact with the card and each
set Will IN addition to cleaning the wool and protecting
the cards do as much cardng the cards which thew
are attached they should therefore attached to each
card Of the set.