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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-12

4 OTOThFb " f1nVcrf
IL so, you have bought too soun CUMMINGS d
SWALLOWS SELF REGULATOR Is NE Machine
above all Others in use mo altering screuS for every
piece, and 40 IRON RUST. enid can WIRING your
clothes with this Machine, well an ddaif / ali
and see one in use at &. A. CUMMINGS Shop g05
Malr street opposite Briulcy Hall.
Agents wanted in every state CITY, and Town State
County, and Town Rights for sale diff III
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-12

Attention, Skaters'-If your Skates want sharp.
entng repairing In any wav The place to have il we'll
done is at G0nDING q SMITHS, l24 Central street,
Armsby's Building. 1891
All kinds of Light JObbing and Sewing Machine Re
pairing done IN the best mamner. dr. .I2i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-12

DR.. Sweern InfGIIibIe LInIment is truly
rlend in need and every family should hand.
o23 dNwlv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-12

Claain is making splendid Photographs, coIored o
plain, fom small Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes at Is
Main street. dtt dl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06
The Rebel Situation at Corlnth.
lv1EL VERSION OF yHE MvNNER IN WHICH TIE CON-
FEDERATEs FOUGHT AT CoRINfH.
lFrom the Petersburg Express, May 2

fFrom the Petersburg Express, May2
SOUTHERN SOLDIERS
Tho dsheartenng run OF luck, which, beginning wth
tho defeat Of General Zolcorsr, nt Somerset 20 ens
couraged the enemy had well nigh discouraged tho com
ndence OF the South In the superiority Of the Southern
man as fighter. We knew that in every case scIA
diers woro overpowcsd by numbers bnt tho depressing
effect OF adversely powerful even than convio-
o and could not resist the fear that our men were
little better than those who fought hem aud that nuns
bors would decide the battles not the grand result Of
the war. But the battles Of April 9th and TN restore
the prestige OF the Southern soldier ON Sunday, with
scarce thirty Eve thousand men, five thousand horse aud
thirty thousand foot and artillery we Fought and entirely
routed mn army OF some ty thousand or more Of the
hest troops-best in pe,sofHe and goe,f<t-thst th&
enemy can marshal IN this war. They were weatern
IN HI hardy and daring fellows Of the prales not thu
"a he and tmorous deuzens Of tho Eastern cities We
Grove these stout and spenddy equipped follows before
ss ike chat before the gale, and night only saved
them.
After day OF slaughter and night Of weary watclt
ng under arms theeney hurled leaions Of fresh roof
upon us, outnumDerng us moro than TIVE 70 one, III
automatically stated. The Mobile Register has authority
FOR stating that the 70 ond day we PLACED W Nm y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06

- poa EF39l; F9El; sessspf1 BIZ AEp 1tr t*rrx
SChIcHf IuMsER OF MRy NEwsi FER HNS MS
EVER PUBLIsHED
ne ArawlnEs ef the different positions Of re eonteudug
e1 with their succosses and
f Nr Henn L0vics and his corps assistants attached
s several commands Of the Grand Army Of the South
0ns who Witnessed every scene they have portrayed
me labor Of the artists necessary such an
- ntlo known understood BY the public Our profse
npsndures are Of small avail Ia such situations and il ia
~ oy hard travel incessant toll exposure and rryatons
ne most discourasng character that they enabled to
1n1nAsh these accurate pictures. "
CONTENTS OF THIS GRAND DoUCLE NUMBER
Ssveas oil Dressers Battery. Sunday morning. (Full
Desperate Defence Of General Mccernands second line
The Engagement on thc Left wing--Generai Hurlbuts
viAon charge Of the Rebels at the Peach Orchard sun
fhs Last Line OF the National Defepc. from xh,ch ,Ao
3ebela were repused on Sunday evening onble "a
Ihs Cnnb0ats Tayor and Lexington shein1 ina vvond.
OF the Landing IN support OF the last line OF defence
o VIZ rs o9is rittsbuIg Landing. tFull pare)
-. ~ rm'spuIB Lhuhg The Victory Monday
aAiheing the Wounded after the battle
Ine Forest on Fire during the engagement Of SUNDAY
sSColonel johnson, captures Rebel Wig
- Peach Orchard. V'ses neM
k6ect of Shot a Tree.
i Rapturc of Three Rebel Soldiers by Federal capia,n
summing Coward out Of Camp
)tsssars Mortar Flotilln on PHO, Town
the Delta Of the Mississippi Vessels crossing ihe
ks:S.s bsss ~ R,Ssi SSsi1SRssr%fGs Slss Fs s,s,,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06

rTTrsBURo
PITrsBURG
PlTrsBURG
PITTsBURa
PITTsBuRe
YITTsBURG
pITTsBURG
PITTsBURG
PIrTsBURG
PlTTsBURa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06

~ and scamsiress; has no objection TO
in the country travelling FOR the monhs
be well recommended, and be at her present
ployers "A East 35th st.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-07-18
Terre-Haute & Richmond Railroad
CHANGE OF TINE.
TrnEr Hsrrr. May 3. lrCe

~ aud after Monday next. the Pas
" .elEtr Traln. On 81. nnsf nIll run .. f.Iln~.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-07-18
u. u. DECK a 90.

JACOB ESGIEs. foAsns.
=. ~ Constantly hard .1r~rior article -
WATtk PROOF OIL M.ACkISG. Nsrrauted a. p.
~ster preof All g. make the leather sofi Ard rabls
oct. le
The daily Wabash express., 1862-07-18

The mot onoCiua remedy which The medical skill u
times devise Cor thls everywhere prevailing
Ard fatal maiady. II oombned n hm The
remcdals that have been discovered Cor the espuf-
gsiou u this fOul disorder fom tho blood ant fie
q the system from IL destructive -ofiss-
gucnccs- bcflcc "a should be employed for The
Of not elly Scroiula but also those other Acct, -
which arise from a. such ~
Erupuye and skin Diseases. 81 Anthouys Pre-.
kose. or krysipeias. rmpies fusiules. kloich-
e., blsins alad Bolls. Tufaors. Tctfcr and Ssit
khcum, ScAld Head. kiurparfn. Rh.t-
uiAusm, Syphiiitc and Ncrcureal
Diseases. Dropsy. Dy.f.psis.
Debility, and, lrsee-i. az
Complaints afslngifo1
Nluated or Impure
Llood.
The popular belief Ga ''ir. srify q The bfoof' I.
founded IN truth for gfo'ulA ls degensraton OF n.
blood. The particular purpose snd virtue - tii-
ssrsspaTa is 10 purify and reeenefae this vital NJ.
"a. without which sound health Is impossible IN cos.
f...I..a.-I .-....lltra-....
The daily Wabash express., 1862-07-18
HOT ELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
broadway, New York
Board Reduced 70 s2 pr dar

't'"e'" " - ~ ""H
since the opening e thi. va. ane connections
Hotel IN 1854 {, has been the single enaeavor q the
r~Prietors to make IL The most sumPsuou.. con.
venieni and comfortable home for the ei,i,.n aud
stranger on this side the Atlantic
And whatever has seemed likely 10 administer 10
ne comfort q It, guests they have endeavorsa.
without regard 10 cost 70 provide. and 10 combine
All The elements q individual sn -ociaI enjcymsn,
shich modern art Ia. lassn,ea. asi modern taste
approved; ana the patensgs which i, has conssn.n-
I'd daring iho pas, sis year. Is gratifying rroof
that their esort- have ben appreciated
T. meet The exigcneles Of TIE times. wh.n al sr,
required 20 W.csie. sh~ ms-s rirs -oouomy. the
undersigned.
Have Reduced al. rricc Of board 10
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
ssths sane ur. sssrng noo- ofrhs laurie. -lsA
Which 'hs'r ,.hle h.s hitherto been supplied.
rRgADwKid. wHTCoxB a co.
Sss foss. ses, !. 1851 swe.
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Ayers Ague Cure,
FoR rHK SPEEDY cuRK or

fOR THE SPEEDY ClilE or
lpternitteni Fever. or Fever and Agus. Remiiis
Afever, Chin Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical lIeai
ache. Bilious Headashe and Rllsous Pc
,ers. indeed for the whole eiass Of dis
eases OF ignafing In hillary cersnge-
ment, caused hy the Malaria q
kiasmatic Countries.
We enabled here 60 offer the community q
remedy which, While IL cures the above conplaifts
with certainty, Is eth perfectly harmless IN any
quantity. Such remedy = invaiuahle in districis
where these affecting disorders prevail This curt'
expels tho mlasnstic poison Of Fever and Ague from
the system, and prevents the development ~ tle
disease, taken on the fret approach Of he pre,f
itory symptoms Il h Dot only the best remedy ever
yet discovered Tor this class q complaints but .
The cheapest. The large quantity supply for
dollar brings itWithin the reach u everybody. sfi
in billions districts where fesSs ana Aros prevail.
everybody should have u and uss 10 iIeeiy 10th So
cure and protection. great superiority of tiis
remedy any other discovered for the sls-
dy aud certain 81 lutermlienis IL that u Con
tlIns no Qulnlne mineral consequently a. pro-lu-
qusuisln other injurious effects ~hatsv.l
upon the constitution. Those cured ~ II are len as
haasthy - a. they had never had the disease
Fever and Ague ~ not alone the conscQ - tL~
,,,..ssic poison great variety of disorders as.e
frotn It, in .,'-.''..,.. -. ne which are
Neuralgia rheumatism. Gout, niue h-, bi,nens--
roOthache. KarAcAe, csiarrsh. Astt N-' I.i'
t4tiOn, Painful Anectlon of the Sgleen. hs-
terics,f'ain in the Bowels Collie parAi,sis
and Derangrment of tie stomach
All II which, when originating this cause pat a
the Intermittent type, Ur bec0mc periodical This
Guar esFels the poison ffom the blood. and os.a.
seguenfiy them all alike. n is an insAluafl.
protection 10 Immigrants and person. travelling -
temporarily residing In the maafious diltricts II
taken occasionally daily while exposed - the -
fecfian. that viii Dc cacretc the .e.tefn ans
cannot accufnuleis IN sufieient quantity o. fI-n
into disease Hence 70 j. even more valuable 80
proisesleu than cure. and & ~iii es,r .un.r le,1
iutermift.rt- lf fiirg avail lff llarlsr. fha f
fiction ~. umriY Affords
es- Prepared - la J L. AYERkCo
lowell. Na-aasiiisaffs
All reneiios f.r sale ~ } y CrSrxanas
p N. posSri1f, and - al Druggists n Bfa.
HAufe
whele-sir by AEIsS a Co. ClnsinnAfi.
funt -9dsprn
The daily Wabash express., 1862-07-18

oH fse isf day ef January, lsSl
ASSETS
Cash, Balance In Bank, 5O7 %
Bonds and Mortgages (being first lien On
Real Esate. worth at least 81 so7 400 9oe Goa %
Loans on Stocks, payable on demand,
(msrket value Of securities sls7 s7s so la 900 90
Bank siock, market value) 7s,s7b 90
United States Treasury Notes. market
value, l0s 3aa 90
Brooklyn City Water Bonds. 1890 90
North Carolina State Bonds market vail 1850 90
Missouri State Bonds market valuel h,0o0 90
Real Estate, No. 4 Wall Street, es so5 81
Interest due on lst January, 1851, (of
which S2q, go ssc u has since been rscd, r,7os ST
Balance In hands OF Agsa.s and n course
OF oftransmission from Agents, on 1st of
January (of which sli, $50 IL has since
NJ, been received, eo,soe 10
land Risks. 94,sss 90
Other Property, miscellaneous items, $500 90
Premiums due and uneollected Poll
oies Issued at ofice. $3.50 Is
Total. si,sss, zoo ~
CHARLES J. MARTIN, PKrsnssr.
Az. wIILMARrH. v,cs PAssDssr
J. MILTON SMITH. sKcKxrAsr
JOHN ModRE. As'r ssc'r
CHARLES CHltT, Agent.
No. PHTNIx ROW,
nais'u rSEAA Hsurs. IND.
Merchants Insurance Co.,
or HARTFORD. CONN
X noaAs lorDEI, Sec'y. Max HowARD rres's
CAPITAL 100000.
North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL 10000.
J. A. WALLACE, Scc'y. Jas. q BolIss, Pres't.
ii HANING BEEN APPOINTED
u II Agent Tor tn nhn.e rcllahle Ana re.r.,..siIa
The daily Wabash express., 1862-07-18
COAL, COAL
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE 20 Real Estate Dealers. -
y have D~sillnss ssf sssrs Hsouss s'~uear \,
tp-ns. srrsisut rlsess = ssil Eezrds whIrA I -ff
usis % pfsysfy In - near Isus Hants. ss1 a. .
1nsrsncs IN c&sh. 1ppty -
HARFEKT,
as<1ea4ssn kssl kslsF Assnt
The daily Wabash express., 1862-07-18
MEDICAL.
ScrofuIa, or Kings Evil,

Isa constlutlonAl disease. q corruption Of a..
Il hlccd, by which this laid becomes xltiated wcaA
and poor. helag IN the circulation, pcrvsde. tfe
whole body aud may burst out N disease on any par
Of t. Nc organ l. free from it, atiAcks nor l. tier.
which Il may not destroy. The scrofnlous fal1t
l. s4fieusiy cansct ~ nlercnfal disease lcu iylie
dlssrtered Or unhealthy food. impure air, fith sna
tthy habits. the depressing vicrs ard. aboge al -
the Nenereal Infection. Nhateser tc ts origin. i
hereditary In the constitution desc~nding 'fora fa-
res 10 childrCu unto Tie third and fourth gcnrra-
uofi Indeed, u seems Il le The rod ~ HIM Who
s@ys, II VII vist the iniqutes q the fathers usoa
their chiltr~n.''
lie effects commence by deposition from che blo.e
ot coffupt 81 ecerous matter, which, n he lus.g-
llfef ard Internal organs. l. termed tuFbcrcies, IL
q rores tais ic1i eprrupuoa, watch genders IN tfe
blood depresses the energies - tfe. - that scrcf-
io1s eofapiaiais, trt they have Ear yspwer to
Withstand ne aftseks II other Diseases Consequent
i sasi numbers per lsh - disorders which, slthoaxi
uoi scfoialols Ben their nature, are sti rendered II
tai - ths ta4lt lu Tie system. Aosi cf TIE cof-
sumption Which ceciMated the human family nhruII
origin dircctly in this scrofalous contaminas
mAiy destructive diseases II the liver kid
BRAIN ard. indeed q all the organs. srise froi.e
Are aggravated ~ Tie same cause.
One quarter Of al cur people are scrofulOus. thsf
peFsous are invaded ~ .kis lurking infection all
their health = undermined - IL T. cleanse ID ffoua
the kysiem We must rcn0yafe the biocd BY aiera-
tive medicine. and iuvlgorAte Il ~ healthy f1 a.
exereis- SDct niciieinc ~e supply Ia
The daily Wabash express., 1862-07-18

The Collegiate Coarse includes the principle. sna
practice of
Double Entry Book Keeping.
Adapted to every department d Inland and For
elgn commerce, by the author of nurs ;, stems II
Book keeping
STOCK and Pariaerskip Books.
Kas@plitying naH.eteas eases Of dnieelt openins
suthor's forty years experience IN business
The Ss'ff'rnenf Of Single ERfry PARTNERSHIP
Books
Generally ~ little understood that tWo Professor.
Of Book +eeping' In this city. recently made
bus iness oAlsnee sheet containing i5 00o errorsf
ReeiifyRg Deropged Donble Enfrv Bools.
A frequent and highly responsible auty, explained
IN no other treatise on accounts.
Charging Singh 70 a Doutle Entry Ledger
illustrated fer the first time in Daa- Book -lscpinr
The Pripats Ledger.
For keeping the results ofthe business private lso
often desired by extensive hrms) remains Wholly
unknown to the pupils Of all other Commercial
Schools.
business Correspondence.
The volume q Durs Manuscript Business Letters
affords the most complete course Of instruction IN
use.
BHsiness Forms
systematically arranged ami taught in ceraecuan
~" Ahf ftoNref lt"Abtf
Commercial Computations.
Including numerous business operations never thur
oaghy taught In other schools.
Commercial and Ornamental Psamanstip
by W II. Dun aud C. {. Cochran, authors q The
new editions of the Gems q PENN anship and See
School Copy Hooks.
The popularity Of these Improvements. and ihe.r
elegant business writing attest the advantages -
this department over all other Colleges. Fasf ~
West Tho enlarged edition 81 Dan a Duncan
Gems Of
Business and Ornamental Penmanship.
l. the most complete self Instructor puhiisbe ,ie-
gantiy bound. mailed postpaid, for -
Dad a Dunoan's New School Cop, hooks. finely
engraved. with the authors instructions o. each
cover, 30 cents per sozcn.
The Cheapest Copy Beok IN Uua.
For full particulars. sene for our elegant cir
ouiar, pp- &C. with samples II cur renmsn's wTl-
ting, inolosing IS cents, 70
Il. T.. DUFF l. son. PrinctpaIs.
So strangers viii rlsase inquire our rerutsuon
IN the city. where we are besi known
mar3edwl
The daily Wabash express., 1862-07-18

North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL 10000.
J. A. WALLACE, Sec'y. Jas q BoIIss, Pres'i.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-07-18

Legal Advertisements aty cents per square sseh
sstisfsc,ory arrangements mate with te"-e Who
si.h advertise b he year, Win tne p'', e...r-- :
-sn T. couansd strictly % their regular business
Aa.er,l-erasnt. Ia TIE speciAi notice column ~ih
- charged tvo Prtees- -. lid.
1,s.n~.s nses. published she local columns. q
49,. .r-urler vii Be charged f0f each insertion
on. M over ten iines sen cents per lns. -,
ktxsrtlaemenis ssnf IN for 40. specthsa u'ne' VII
4. ir.sertsd three months. unless ordered oal- -,
60 ,l.s,stlon ~ standing advertisement VII
-nasaf 20 a renewal of the same. unless e'h~sNi-s
szreci upon ~ eqnuseh - A..e.i.
A.,.ateinw candidates for olfce of every aesefip
81, vii De eksrgea t7 90 for each nsrne IN the 'sly,
ansi f1.o0 IN he Da snf Weekly, oN"s- -
sI1Ss.
fhsrs.s wffl - made for inserting ne nosae~s u
.t s,rs-rs soclstles. Or Associations as follovs
- e.eh notice Dot exceeding a lines - eei's i-f
=. > Insertion: over eight lines at this rate
Afsaoanesrg deaths with funeral notioe saisehe"'
Al With0ui notice. ffee -.
90 ~ iniiyitusis o. Associations, or ~ eha''1s-'
tcsai s2v~rti.enneuss inserted at the expense o.
Attorneys ordering. and payment nos =" DC os1Aye,
" the lss a proceeiings. bat celiset.Sle :. ~ -
tme rrhlsh~r not aecouutsbie for the sceni %
80 .svertl.emsnts b-yond the amount charged Tor
their putlicauon.
he Weekly Express
published svsry Wednesday. sisi.so Per Ahna'a'
.rSo paper sent without the money. nor eo"unn-
.longer dine than pad for
.tates Of Advertising tu WeekD,
The daily Wabash express., 1862-07-18
a Is - It Il CT

O/ 1ls FZFTEXy7H SEhl-AgyUAL STATE
AKS7 of ne condition q ns HOkE IASC-
RAyCk C0APAyK or Tie Oay ~ Esto foFk,
og t.s id Day y january. issl
The daily Wabash express., 1862-07-18
he Weekly Express


sCAda efu ,~lnsnts publi.sed In both Daily and
weekly vii cbsrxsi The flll Daily rates with enc
h.If offha y lily rates atfef
CHARLES CRUFT. PRoas-
The daily Wabash express., 1862-07-18

are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon tho Liver,
exciting that organ TO such an extent as
that the system does not relapse into its
former condition, which IN too apt TO be
the case with simply purgativc pill
Thav oro roollv a
The daily Wabash express., 1862-07-18
NO\NNN NO w\OvS

Ass proof that the niooi Purifier and rill. are
purely vegetable have thc certificates a those EN-
inent chemists. frofsers Chllton II New York. and
Locke of Cincinnati.
Read nr Rolacks Special Noticcs and Certificates
pubi.hei In a conspicuous part II this PAPER from
time % time.
Price of she Scandinavian Vegetable ncci furi-
hnr 81 pcr bottle o. g. Per half dsrn Of the scan.
dinavian Vegetable Blood rlis - ccna pr bon. %
Q boxo> Cor 81
Principal offcs and sslssrpom. No. q Essf Fcurth
81. 81 Build pr fsusn Main 81. Cincinnati .. Lab
srsfcrv, No. IL Hammond Street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-12
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

Travcrses the whole length of the State. from
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
TO the Ohio. As its name imports, the Railroad
runs through the centre Of the State, and on Ell
Their side Of the road along its whole length lie
the lands of. red for sale
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-12
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois great
than those of any other State. The Wheat
crop of 1861 estimated at IS, 900, 600 Bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than 140, 009
oG0 bushels, besides the crop of Oats, Barley,
Rye, Buckwheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples &c, which 70 to swell
the vast aggregate % production in this fertile
region. over -Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent out of the State of Illinois during TIL
ct
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-12

Mechanics and working meg viii End the free
school system encouraged by The State, and en-
schools Children can live in RI chs of the school,
the college, the church, and grow UP with the
prosperity Of the leading State in the Great Wes-
tern Empire.
No one who has visited this splendid region OF
country can doubt that it equals the most favor
ed descriptions that have ever been given of it;
but let any careful observer visit il, and he will
inform you that the half has been told of the
advantages II offers for immediate occupation
and immediate returns. The farmers OF the East
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are moving
to Illinois in great numbers; and it is believed
that II these surprising advantages were made
known To the farmers, mechanics manufacturers
and working population of er-crowded Europe,
they would promptly avail themselves of the
knowledge.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-12
RAILROAD SYSTEM or ILLINOIS.

Railroads interscct the whole State. sii5,-
600 coo have been invested in completing the
great work that links every part OF the State
into immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the directest thoroughfares Of com
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-12

Peaches, Pears. Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables is grown in great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from 4 to weeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity Between the Terre Hante
Alton St. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers a distance of lis miles on
the Branch and 1876 miles the Main Trunk,
lies tn great Corn and Stock raising portion OF
the.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-12
What a. II. Wrenn says.

This certify that have Strsi in the rails
In manufacturing of the Chinese Cane into
for the last also
ia Agricultural Implements and Machinery have used
and in several different Kinds Pans
arstors,) for boiling the Cane juice have
the production and misunderstanding
cane, and during the time engaged in found
defects in most Of the Pans in would
the syrup fierce IRE WAS kept others would
bell fast enough, others again without
would the syrup and green juice mixed aud /
have thought that pan mi ght he got the
above objections. would hese that have and
pans used, that with experience and deal Of
caution would boil fast and make good syrup But
nearest perfect pan and meeting the
public anything have from the following CON
alterations: l>t They be afforded cheap. hsinS
ase areh therefore admitting large wood
can made Of different sizes. I'd. They have Cooler
through the center. 81. The most OF the be
in the FIRST apartment. said first
boil rapidly IL desired. +th has hampers
excellent feature in itl that
under the entire control OF the enabling
him rush IRE fast he plesses without
Of scorehing the syrup. and be boiled
sired thickness. 5h. II does not require
Pcrience to manage said pan A. H. wRKNS,
Mt. Gilead, o., March 4. is62.
=! All persons usine Evaporstors of cur patent
80 "a per ataehaerts Infringing right.
"a. ~ aeAN shh according to Law
aelph counties. $4,000 -' ~-d A>A"-
Tor mrther particular. sppiy to
]. W. WARD q IN
INN. n lss, Agents, Riehnons rndi.n.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-12
TIE 8 TT M O N AIS
what Homer Emery saws.


The manufacture of Sorghum Syrup bein- yet in its IN
fancy and likely TO become matter general interest
among US few suggestions ia regard may be of
service l have teen ged IL business for the
last ave and found that depended very
much upon the kvapOrator. used Cooks patent two
seasons and found 1T liable to serious ohiectious
the difficulty of maxim the syrup nut having
less of the juice in it. which IA
and caused II to fermeu Another liability
of scorchug the syfup, unless the FIRE reduced as
greatly TO check the boiling in he 6rst and apart
ments OF the
Last season used OF Meals Patent Evaporators
with much better success With IL could the syr
up OF required thickness and free from
particle of the Juice with little risk OF scorch
ing, though the fire kept full height Upon
fair trial found could make syrup per day with
Meals Patent Fan OF four feet by six inches
(the size uscd.l than could Cooks eight feet pan
make better article with labor in scum ainr
and little liability OF scorchin- damper at
Sched TO Meals Pan. by which the regulated nm
der the syrup pan regard as complete success.
the syrup thckens and its liability scorch or boil
increases by adjusting the dam be
reduced under this pan that it viii stop bubbinr
when The other will not be Affected so iuper
tAnt is this. that will without the campers
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