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FOR SALE Lots on West Lake,
4; Randolph. Wa,h!nston and M4dissn str-ets.
A1to In huncAu's ind Ogden4 Rd :1tlous. Back
Ronss M ~ Lot sosneE Ind,sna md wolcott streets.
cast cofner Pine an1 illinois street,. Z. GEDUHS.
j}tt CT No, n VeI}6 ttreht. e1f
, 1864-06-23
Railroad T1me Table,

ID ED.
At Cairo, H.. June 22d Mrs. o. D. kOoRRs. Her
remains will be brought to Chicago for iaterment.
, 1864-06-23
CT r @ U $

the world hAs ever seen. combining In Itself au the
GREAT EQEESTRIAN ARTISTS
Of England and Continental Europe, numbering
nrnrty ma hundred male and teu,te nrttIta in Rd.
dtion TO tnt who etxods without 4 peer AMONG the
celebrities Of the age, viz !:
CROCKETT, tbs Lisa Tanner,
with den Of
SIX ENORMOUS LIONS,
fresh from the forest, nnIsmed and nnxabdqed saye
by tt}s AAGNlP0TEHT BEABT COEQu EISKEsz
wnose daring exploit VI Aet1cyB Amphltheater. Lon
Don, Eon hun enan.irg tsme Ihis Elorlous sGt con.
which had escaped from their cage and ueyoured =
poor fe'log Mh2 fel' n their ~ and By his AYsTE
blood, ant leaelnx them bacs to their cage. BE Will
appear IN each performance In theis 81 ornous den.
fefd them With nAw MAT from his naked btnd.
ard demonstrate his control over them BY making
them perform number Of z Aneuyers and novel eTo-
futiaEe,
Mr. HOWE9 with de4t1s to crafty tho universal
public, II veil ~ bis tmue dtate pat1ons announces
, 1864-06-23

The following table shown the time OF arrival
and departure Of toe several trains on all the rail-
roads IN Chicago:
CHICAGO AND EDHTuTKaTHRN-uKFuT COZ. WHIST
, 1864-06-23


A Jury has been summoned TO Try the criminal
eaneea now 1eni,,nr In the United Statea DIntric,
Cnu-t Th.x .,.emhla m "Wednesday ne1t the
So~s' 1ns5 Aeseo'o " "ooss5 -, As
SGoE SounV = a. % benne.'' Iooa c1aa.5; ea@-
DsKsib couuty: Charles Perry. Henry capntT !:
AIeetnon 8. Vaii, Kankakee county Theodore e.
Gibson. L1e1iie county, John 4, Whiting, Lea
Gous.y SN1y %.nafu rngs' E!s Gg1ntJs ess W. a.
1ennea4, tutnsn So1ntfs Sn!A saeese. osepnso- p,MA
Ton ~, Go1nly; gaoon aoi, "nsSn sount3; ri,
wan. t" "1teelue ToGo'3 !uomae 1olst WIZ
aTI5 - ~. S MGr - ~! - :" r. Hosu.s
~ sDave4s sen9ts John Il H.! Aads1as. Stephenson
Sonia. s h0cS Island county; gsmes Y: Gals. Ne o&'e
county,: DaV13 q: COOK. Lassle county; Ino1nas
). Robinson, Rock 1sland county,
FATAL Acmpkxr,-one Of those accidents re-
sult,ns trom csrelessuees In the use of karosena
occurred IN The we.t n,,.s,o, ~ Mo,d., .st.-'
,,eo1 =, H. nons. - ~. eso W 105 -. 81
Dcsplatnes stre1t at the head OF aebor. Mrs. 8.
attempted 10 kindle fire towards uteht and It
falling 70 burn ~ brightly she wished, took up
can q kerosene on- poured out . quantity upon
the 1nel and placed the can upon the store The
ktnd!tnE fstutatId With oil Was ton he'd Of, aud
ehe had 19e sauslacton OF seeing the IRE burn
os.xhu{. ~. h tasn ehe thoncht OF the can. and
feaI Soo or II % tep.ie .o movs T. 3ost aa she
Mas ~ once enseaopea ~ natnes from head to foot
@ @s ~ 4,4-1, .ai..o, ae a.ssntion Of her neigh
Dol ~T1 1,a 13rn1ea s1n. Tor medical asest
Yse.esnay Mo.9inG s sns oaea: Ihe Coroner held an
1nquest 5sa.Gmay1 anu sefalct "aS rendered in
aecososnee ~'sn tne 1ee...
orxrnA1 TR4nxa' us1os-A meeting o, tn.
General Trades Union was ha1d on rne.a.~ ~ ~
ming. at which the following nrca,h,. 49, ss,.
sInps xer, unsnimnns1, aaontsa. O'' ana fesolas
, 1864-06-23
MILITARY ORDER.
IN Important R.gr1atlou for the Conduct ef
Soldiers Passing through this Ctr.

The following Important order has Just been
made by Co1ouel B. J. Swec', Post Comma odant
for The roresnance Of soldiers pssaing through
Chicago. The order has bten Issued not one mo.
ment too eoon, and the public viii join us in
thanking the Comnandant for his action in this
nsster: onna X, M
officers Of detachments, companies, or teylm mcnts
arriving IN and passing through fnis cftY viii be
he'd eu1cuy tespoQelbls for the conduct of theIr
II. At least ore commissioned officer OF every
ench detachment, company or regiment, must re-
main With and IN command Of the same, and every
officer, except ne commanding officer. and every
city. or to tepa1ate from his command must hare
= pass signed BY hie commanding ot1c.r and ap-
p.osed BY tho Military Provost Marsh.l, except
16sa sqRPes 5e at so b. t.
officer IN command OF the Rest.
III II comnan ding officers viii report to the Mt
itary fIoYoet Marshal, No. IS Randolph street, who
". Y shall be the duty OF the orcet command
lng at the soldiers' Rest, ana all other commts-
stoned officers on duty II this city. to report
ihese headquarters. whenever It d ball appear that
any detachment company or regiment haa been
abandoned by its commissioned Officers, and the
Military Provost Marshal OF such report wild In
medfately assume and 1eta1u command Of such
detachment. company or regiment, till he shall be
relieved by order Of ibe commander Of the post
7. All officers and men who shlll be absent from
their commands without paeses will be arrested
BY the Military P1ovost Marshal,
VI: ALI commanding ohcers whose commands
may be at the Soldiers Rest will furnish suca
E'nards as may be seanired observe agca ,osssac,
regulations az msy be made by the officer COM
Dan1i1g the Rest.
VII. All officers End enlisted men, whether with
or without passef who shall be under the fnduence
Of liquor. drunk, Or In any way disordetly, will
he a1reated.
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VIII be 8C1d By Auct01, On

FOR .SALE-A good lumber YES
L. seL in cd condition. Will carry from 70 to IS
N of lumber, drawing stx fec: Or NAter. Price
ai Wells and 6oath 1Yater streets. jel7ka57lw
TOR EALE-One twelve horse
L. power erg1xe one line Of shAttng and pulle ~,
ave lati iroa palmer, uprE9hs drtll ons
CO BH, 2st H1bbard street jelt-kt1Q lit
, 1864-06-23

aowss' Cmcrs.-The Grand procession Of
Howe's European Circus, which attracted 90
much sttentson on its entry Into the city, and
which is really the 6neet affair Of its Hnd eser ex.
hlbitsd in Chicago, will move its pavilion to the
new location On the North Side OF the river this
f1hntsdey) morning at 10 o'ctocx, tasing the to.-
asrse. to Michigan avenue, doSn Michigan avenue
to Rush etreet bridge. over the latter to Kinzie
street. mp Kinxie to Clatk street. mp CLARK street
to chiesgo avenue, throaeh Chicago avenne to
R0eh, Rnd down Rush to the pavilion at it ioca-
t!ou, the corner Of Superior and Lasale Streets
Nhcre Ihc performance will continue - per advee.
ttFeuQeut.
, 1864-06-23

PAxna TIE Po11c1-AcT1oK OF SuPER1sTKsD-
INT BRap1Er.-This community 10 to1ersb!y
well posted at to the position OF police aIairs in
this city. For two months the police officers h.ye
been unpaid. Suck was the dlsorgapEzed condi-
during the ab. ence Of Commiss!oneS Coventry,
that one could be found autho r1Eed to sign the
pay rn9). The seyT next Day ai1et 4 his a11t,al Mr
Al be n required to do BY the rules af the Board
r. e. sherman and his coaai utof, g. s. Hayes. ro-
, 1864-06-23

TOR FALE-Lcts! Lots! Good
l. Building Lots, as Eon t,o0 to &soe sseh: sfao
? large 6ticK residence, With rood barn and lArRe
ana +, est, between Elizabeth and Noble stress,
, 1864-06-23

log Cool SonA.-Tbe red Thermometer ut Buck
= Rsynos's drug store stood yesterday At o.. BED
IL an appropriate color to indicate such temper
ature. Il - astonishing what au smopnt OF " coo{
treshnoes they can concentrate Into one rlasa or
theit sparkling soda water on a hot day, like yes.
terday. We suspect the 5cesp'dn< Ii the sectet
M
, 1864-06-23

LAKx TrENx1--Ihe excavation and bdcktny
up Of tho lake tunnel has progressed one hundred
eld sixty foe. from the shalt. They make from
ten to twelve feet per dag. The material thus lar
ts yeyy good and nothing has occurred to indicate
break In the WORK. The brick yard II in full ope-
ration, and in = few days 1t u III supply all the
bricks needed for the arch The crib fGr The outer
ahaft Hill epou be TeadF for launching.
, 1864-06-23

I'D. cHAyxk.-our correspondent is requested
to copfult the advertising column lie viii thc,e
GId the address wished for,
GAAuH CuuoB, L. E-1t Ia Intended to fo.ns1ly
consetrato the new Grace Church {Hethodist Epls-
copalJ On the "a OF July. The Building IL In
FORWARD staas ofcomplcHou-
PHusoHAL.-Colopel Ezra Taylor, 1st Illinois
Light Artillery. arrived in chieaco On Tuesday.
Hop. Gslusha A. Grow, Of Pennsylvania, aud
9usxeon Geaeral FINLEY, were at the fremont
yesterday.
, 1864-06-23

1nL 4 DNKHskr's BkEwEKr,-About sixty
~orkmea are employed IN clearing away The
wreck oocaaioucd By the late ire In the mslthouse
Of LIN d Diversey. Ths butnt grain mingled With
vcfy little Of It being recoverable, and thst only
at for vinegar They hare resumed bre ~1as and
h6yo commenced Ia rebuild the structure.
, 1864-06-23

A CHANCE FOR TIE sCuAH1rABLE.-Two Of the
best pictures sold On Tnesday night by unbert L
6anpson-Nos- 119 and 151 we1o knocked down
n SO and 6s0.60 reepectiyely-frames {elssant
ones) included They are richly worth double
At Gilbert 4 Sampson'e 10 be re-eold, on condition
that the advance Rpon the Arst Cost shall BIZ equal
ly divided between tbs SANITARY Commission and
Christian Commission.
intrinsic worth and TINS encourage home talent
aud It eke aane time contribute to those noble
charities. fnot TAKEN by Saturday they will be
1Stth1raWp.
, 1864-06-23

A HANDsoax ACT WELL 1ck1oWLkD6KD.-The
following preamble and resolution was adopted
yesterday by the pupils Of the Ogden School.
Whsrta,. We The scholars Of the Ogden School,
havInE long felt the need Of a nuslrAi Instrument
as an accompaniment TO onr s'1glns exercises;
and whereas, this want haa been supplie5 through
fore
keso'oed. That the hearty thanls Of the pupils OF
u rendered to IL 0gden, for h,s generous oift OF
beautiful and valuahls Piano Forte; and thA. ~
will endeavo9 to hhow our appreciation Of his
generosity, by more earnest effort on or part, 70
make the School worthy Of the k1nd patronage OF
bin whose honored uame It bcsrs-
FRAx6 {. HArHEwA1,
WAITER c. LARKED, Com.
HxxHY ii. BR1nTKALls
Chicago, Jnne 2sd 1861.
, 1864-06-23

Fm1s.-About two o'c.oex yesterday afternoon
fire was discovered in the ehtpgle factory At the
foot os. Franklin Street No puolic alarm was
given. bat the " Island Queen" was sent for and
the hamee suppressed before they had gained
Again. about 8 last evening tire was discovered
IN thtee-story wooden binding on Weils-No.
liam Williams. Through 1he energetic edorts Of
the fremen the flames were speedily subdsed
The building ie owned BY Henry Muller. Loss nor
fal from $s0o which ID covered By insurance. Mr.
ance.
, 1864-06-23

~ House and Sign Painting, Cs1ctua1nin9,
Glszing and GEaiulng. Paper HAnglngs and Vim
dow Shades selling at wholesale and retail at New
York prices. F. E R10HT, 80 Randolph street.
Boz 5Sta ia4rh3l9-1ra
, 1864-06-23

Bif1N RI L1oH-A serious accident occurred
yesterday a. the Circus. The man whose duty 1t
II TO clean ont the den in which the lions are cor
Aned, ineautIously put his hand between the bars;
IL was instantly eeszed bY one Of the animals 4nd
laccrzted 20 badly that Amputatlon shove tho
wTist vas necessary Our reporter did not learn
hfs SakEue
, 1864-06-23

A AeNABH-Cr.-Yesterday afternoon, ~ m e1-
press wagon with 4 drunken driver was passing
along Van Buren, street 1t rzptd rate, the wheel
caught In the bread wagon OF r. Buscky, and mp
set the concesn, breaking the thxtts emptJing tie
contents Of the boz upon the street. and doing
considerable damage In yArlona waJA. Form
uately no damage was done to the horse or driver.
, 1864-06-23

The Doc DAIs-A MAZE MIDDLE ABOUT Muz.
z1Ks-The necessity Of short sermon about dogs
In the columns Of the TM3ux1, was forciofy sus-
eested yesterday morning, On seeing IN onc Of our
most hequented streets yellow dog exhibiting
Humistakeah1a eYmutQu& OF hydrpnhnbia
, 1864-06-23

1o1A 1A...:....:.-..:.,.-..-.. $1u.0G7ttJ
yeEsty rttnaihs substantially represente1 to the
Boaru NJ It's last session. The report Of the COM
mittee raised to estimate the available property OF
ths Secretary snd hss just oesn 1ssd IN yonr he.p
ing. 1t mhy be added here, however, that The
sales Of lots in Evaneton during the yesr amount
10 $l0,6N, and that leases have been effected to
TO our productive capital. The remaining lots in
Chicago have been !eased and improved BY tbs
erection OF good, substantial tenemsatA thereon.
Tho current income Of the uniyersty te conse
quently somewhat augmented. aud 1t Il hoped that
The revenue ioF the year TO CONE wli bn adequate
TO met the e1pensss on the basis the past rear.
n at mt hG tfan
, 1864-06-23

should NJ upon design Tor seal.
Iha meetiog d1ed npon peal bearins n en-
eago WathtnGtopien Home"
i he meeting then adjourned.
POLICE counr.-QnIet reIgned at this temple Of
inFtice Yesterday. Comparatively few offenders
were present, sud the cases wero moetly OF minor
importance. By lookers-on who knew not tue
te1sors Of the prisoners dock. the stern Justice
Of Judge Mcdonnell, yesterdays session wa7 said
George kinney. al African OF the ton.or,.l per-
s1ss,oR, hso; g .s1aer ga hate, swsstaeaft, to
Affection. He WAS In love. The admiration was
supposed to be mutual But the tickle da,nsel
suddenly transferred her affections to another
Htsrekt Get re IT Mt vi with rage, and lou 1ly
xver1ed that somebody mutt be vhlpped-hinting
very pointedly taat that somebody" wls his sue.
cefsfal Eisai 0f1cer Donnel ono day stepped into
bis shop and kindly ofertd him quarters at the
ArH orJ until the poigualcy oi hi1 grief should
eubttde, whereat George'e rage eliminated, and
he Threatened to share The head clean OF the sa,d
officer, EoE this little Joke be Was required to
John MAloy yesterday had anHaltercation with
Dennia Heaney; At the saloon Of the latter, on
calling many hard names, Aaloy drew u pocket
knife, and made the unkindest cut OF all," said
cut being in the right orea.t Of tts Teutoaic op.
popent aud about three inches deep. Seneant
Jeopt1rg, ofrhe north division police, sook hln
iEto custody, and be yesterday appeared before
Justice McDoInel. ]. The CAGE woe continued till
Saturday and the prisoner required to Ind bull in
the xnm Of $500.
Morris Brown insisted on driving on Clark street
bridge atter being warned TO keep OF. ne dldn's
ers Or the ringing ofthe bell. BE would go on the
bridge when he pleased. The pleasure cost him
Mary Cotton does well enough when sober
which rarely happene-but when drunk Is = roar
ing tfa1e4k She had little froltc with netghbor
and proved hsr pagtlietic powers, but ths demon
, 1864-06-23

WANTED-EM c1ent Agents
w wanted to sail somo OF tha best work. for
sgents nov out including Indian M.ssacza IL HIN.
ntsott, history OF Llnco,n1 Administration Life OF
Gtn~ Grapt, Star o. Fekn enen, DC. Cs'1 1t Room
No. II, leihodNt Church Clock. or Addtets wrh
atsmP Q. C GIBBS, r. o. DtAWer 6662, Chtc.go, ILL.,
, 1864-06-23

WAN1ED-Every first. class
,y,I sgent IN the country to sei1 our Great stsel
Plate Nar Map, the plAinest and mcss sceurtto
map Of ths soash.m 8,aksye published. ,onlaatsd
H1th portraits q IS Unlon Gener&A. Bame Of our
agents are caeastnf $stper day Eytry Is vateh.
lug the movements OF our aim1es and nee1s Al &C.
cQssts msp to understand ~ y thelr oosoas. ,end
fstt selling goods IS nd stamp for ctseuiars wtlh
terms 70 agelts. AddfeBs HULtKN 4 5AAMQN8,
No. Soptn CLARK Street, Chicago. ia2t, k@Ql-i&
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SAD MoRTALITY.-A man named
Prince has buried bis whole family Of
children, six in number, within 2 weeks,
the elder being but ID years of age
The disease OF which they died is dip
iberia. A gentleman named Kent, who
lives on the stone road, also buried two
children recently, boy and girl of 10,
victims of the same malady. The above
we find in the London &C. W. Adver-
tiser.
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DIED.

In Glover, October 9th, of diptheria, Lorene
Eliza, wife of James Borland, aged 81 years
months and IL days.
In Glover Sept. LIST, Of diptheria, Marcella S.
aged years and months. Sept, 9Th, of the
same disease, Charlie L. aged years and Q
months, Children of Charles p. and Sophia C.
Clark
$50 fades the lovely blooming flower,
Frail smiling sOlace of an hour.
So soon our transient comforts fly;
And pleasures, only bloom to die"
In Jaffrey, N. H. Sept 3Oth, Frank Tenney,
aged year months and days, only child of
George w. and Mary Ann Todd, the Principal
and Preceptress of Orleans Liberal Institute.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE,

SAMUEL. G. MOONS ESTATE
THE Subscribers having been appointed by
L the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
Orleans, Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of SAMUEL G. MOON, late
of Holland, in said District deceased. repre-
scented insolvent, and the term of six months
from the 2Sth day of October 1864, being allowed
by said Court, to the creditors of said deccas-
ed, to exhibit and prove their respective claims
before us:
Give notice, that we will attend to the duties
of our appointment at the Dwelling House of
Mrs, William Moon, in said Holland, in said
District, on the last Tuesday of January and
April, 1865, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, on
each of said days.
S. X. FLETCHER,
II. B. BATES, (OoHlilf s.
Holland, Oct. llth lS64-i4w3
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COMmsssI0NERs' NOTICE.

STILLN4N LEWIS ESTATE.
THE subscribers, having been appointed by
l. the Honorable Probate Court for the District
of Orleans, Commissioners, TO receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate of STILLMAN LEWIS
late Of Salem, in said District, deceased, repre-
scented insolvent, and the term of six months
from the Dist day of September, 1864, being al
lowed by said Court TO the creditors of said de.
ceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us:
Give notice, that we will attend to the duties
of our appointment at the dwelling house OF
Nancy Lewis, in Salem, in said district, on the
first day of November, 1864, and first day of
March, 1861 next. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
on each of said days.
HARDIN BLANDIN, O.
VIM. II. KINGSLEY, C0"'"'S'
Salem, October LIST, A. d. lS64-42w3
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Receipts for the Standard

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
Il OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as a CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
nervous debility, premature decay of Manhood,
&C., supplying, at the same time, the MEANS OF
SELF-CyRE. By one who has cured himself af-
ter undergoing considerable quackery. BY en-
closing postpaid addressed envelope single cop
les may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
"a Brooklyn, Kings Co.. n. Y.
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LEVI S. FLINT'S ESTATE.
i. -, a.. 80, =, =, ~ ~ ~, M M a a, rss

81 n A n IL ~ ~ NJ I'VE " ~ N
~ ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
At a probate court holden at Irasburgh, in the
aforesaid District, on the 10th day of October
A. d. 1864
C. S. Cutting Administrator of the Estate OF
LEVI S. FLINT, late of Newport, deceased in
testate presented to said court his petition in
writing, setting forth that said deceased died
Seized of the following described real estate sit
nate in Newport, Orleans County, Vermont, viz;
The west half of Lot No l07 in the 2nd division,
about Thirty acres of Lot No. lis in the 2nd
division, and the east half OF Lot No. l04 in the
/ End division, and that the personal property OF
SAID Estate is insufficient for the payment Of the
debts and charges against said Estate, and the
said real Estate is much encumbered by mort
gage, aud that a sale thereOfis necessary for the
purpose of paying the debts and charges against
said Estate, and praying for icesse and authors
ty TO sell all of the real estate of said deceased
for the reason above set forth.
Therefore, it is ordered by said Court that
public notice be given to all persons concerned
therein, to appear before said court, at a session
thereof TO be held at said Irasbnrgh, on the 29th
day of October, A d. 1854 that they may give
bonds for the payment of the debts and be heard
in the matter of the administrators account,
and slew cause why license should not be grant
ed as aforesaid
And this order shall be published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans independent Stand
ard, a newspaper printed at Irasburgh in this
State, the last of which publications shall be
before the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the probate Office in
said Irasburgh, this 10th day Of October A. D.
1864.
43.3w MILTON r. TYLER, Judge
4 true copy of record
Attest, MILTON r. TYLER, Judge.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS,

MRS. A. K. FLETCHER having just returned
vi from Boston with her new stock of Fall and
Winter Goods, offers them at a much lower
price than she could have done had they been
bought a week later. Ladies wishing to find a
full assortment of Flowers, Ribbons, Laces,
Dress Buttons and Trimmings, Gloves. Nets,
Pompons, Ostrich Feathers, Nubias ChildreE's
Sacques, and Breakfast Shawls, viii do well to
give her call
Irasburgh October 18th 1894
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COLLECTORS NOTICE In CHARLESTON.

Charleston the County Or
popors three parcels of land with buildings there
oy
preceding this date remain either part or IN
following described lands in said town viii:
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This Machine has the f. flowing advantages over
all other Cylinder Meat uttors.
LIST. tits much more simple in its construction.
There are but four different parts inside Of the
Machine, all of which be readily taken out,
separ rated, cleaned and replaced, consequently
there Is place about the Machine where meat or
the juices OF meat can ind Judgement, aud become
rancid.
End. The fingers on the ar6or are SO arranged
that they shear close to the knives when the Ma
chine is in operation ting the meat ccanly and
evenly, leaving no strings instead Of tearing it
apart, as the with othar Cy hinder Machines
Sd. The knives are firmly held in their places
at one end by the block ofiron into which they are
Dor, making it impossible forNone 10 ureak whiic
cutting meat,
4th. The Machine will cut meat more rapidly
than other Machines, and with less power fer tie
quantity cut.
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE,

In shutting the machine together turn the crank a
little, that the ends Of TIC cutters viii enter the
grooves in the arbor.
Cut the meatin pieces or strips. and feed il regl
larly into the hopper when the machine is null it
will begin to discharge.
After the meat to l. cut has ali been put into the
hopper putin some rf the minced meat so that
the meat remaining ia the machine uncut may be
forced under the cutters
When the cutters require sharpening it can easily
be done with fiue fle.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTxCp

JOSIAH b. PHILLIPS ESTATE
THE Subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Or
leans, Commissioners TO receive, examine and
ADJUST all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate OF JOSIAH B. PHILLIPS.
late of Glover, in said district, deceased renre'
scented insolEent, and the term of six months
from the thirty first day of August. 1864. being
allowed by said Court, to the creditors Of said
deceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us
Give notice that we will attend to the dpt;as ~
our appointment at the dwelling house of Wild
ow Emily Phillips, in Glover, in said District.
on the third day of October, and third day of
February next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
on each of said days.
EMERY COOK, Do
AMOS p. BEAN, }Oolhiiir s
Glover, August, Both, lS64-44w3