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, 1865-12-11

Among the political wonders Of the age,
Fenianism may BE- set down as hy no means
The least remarkable. How a parcel OF uD-
happy 1,obodics-1rishmcn without name,
without reputation, without brains and With
out money pot -louse patriots, unknown be-
yopd the precincts OF ward caucus, or as the
bloodv-noscd heroes OF an election ehfndy"
how such unworthy representatives Of the
ancient Celtic race should manage to put MI
England and all the Canadns in q fever Of
alarm ut expected revolution, passes under
standing :,
The capacity Of these Feuian humbugs to
conduct q revolution, to wrcst Ireland from
the " Saxon yoke,.' or 10 govern that colin-
try in case they should get IT, is rapidly ap-
Fearing. The Irish Republic '-the grind,
but as yet invisible paEaces, which was pre-
scril,cd by the Fcniap doctors at Philadelphia
for all tho Ills that discontinued lrlshmen
suIer-is already ut dead lock. The Pres
idcnt - and the Senate can not agree. The
Senate suspects that the President Is not as
honest us the President Of an Irish Republic,
deriving no revenue from turids md
with singularly limited number OF tax-
paycrs, should he. Tic t'Scnnte," Therefore
i:ns given ot1icial notice to the President
as we'll ns to the rest Of mankind, that the
t,onds Of the Irish Republic which hnve bccn
Issued by that tunctfounry and countcrsiSncd
t.y the "Hecnt'r Of his appointment, ere nat
worth so muck MS the paper they are printed
on-tlse said ~ eta.ent' not having becn dnly
..conlirmed" by the Senate of Fepfa, rs the
constitution requires. TllA cunnot be said to
hc an exhibit highly satisfactory to the
holders Of the bonds aforesaid, II there
be auy; nor will It bor altogether
gratifying 10 the poor Irish servant girls,
whom the Fculan swindlers haze induced 10
contribute of their scant earnings to the
financial department Of the new Irish rcpab-
lic But let not The poor creditors be lscon-
solatc. president" O'Mahony is on their
-ide. He l,ns Issued bu1l OF eScommunlca-
tion for their benefit. He has, by stroke OF
his pen, annIh1lated the whole Fenian Senate.
he Inns deemed 1t! advisable to keep dit-
hoheA persons from the offices OF the head-
quarters Of the I. r. md from its immediate
valuables - He llas therefore ordered that
the whole ten members composing tho Fenjan
Senate l,c " excluded for pcsddy." These ten
1er6dious Scnrtors who are read out because
il is unsafe to suffer Fcnian raluablcs to re-
main iu the vicinity Of " dishonest persons, "
are mentioned specifically By name. Among
them VIC find the name OF Senator Michael
Scaulan. ofChicago. By consulting the City
DIRECTORY. we lind that Senator Scanlan Is
cou(cctioncr-s manufacturer Of sugar plurns
Because very few Of our readers have csc'
heard Of him, II docs not follow that he
not On Irish statesman. Nor that NJ
is not honest, On the contrary, the fact may
, 1865-12-11

NEW IoEK, Dec g-The new steam Edsnte Ne
icor, bEtlt By Forbes. OF Eoaton, WIS placed on
1he sectional dock today She Is said to have been
1thased By TOE chii.an Government
The steamers Onward. from Boston, AMI Deln-
ware, from PhlIadepbla. hare arrived here % load
jor EHsprN.
, 1865-12-11

BUFFALO. Dec. 3.--Thc weather WIS mid and
pleasant today unilI shout o'clock this after
Eoop, when . heavy SNOW Storm commenced and u
now pro. .restl1g. -.
Navigation el5seA hera next week, and no Asto-
ria.ed P1ess markets tl; therefore beseleg1nphed
West Bfter tn.3aY
, 1865-12-11
To THE MISSOURI.

Our readers will be glad 10 learn that tie
negotiations In reference 10 the early COM
plstion Of the hundred aud thirty miles of
railway between Boonsboro On the DesMoines
Eirar and a point on the Missouri opposite
Omaha lave been complete ed. The outside
limit for the opening of the road Is two years;
but arrangements will be made to do it as
nearly within a year as possible If two
years is the shortest time IN which 1t can be
economically built by the contractors, md
ppy extra reasonable and additional sum will
build Il IN one year, then that sum SHOULD I've
immediately made up by the Northwestern
and The connecting roads in Iowa, and
ff they should :. call on Chi
cago to furnish a part Of the funds
our merchants, manufacturers and capitalists
should at once advnnce their full share The
Union Pacific railroad Is to be completed to
Fort KcArney, two hundred mfles west Of the
Missouri during the next year, and If our
Iowa road can then be finished to omnha,
Chicago can control tho bulk Of the vast
trade 10 the gold regions Of Colorado, Idaho
and Montana, and ship IN immense amount
Of manufactured articles and muchandIse 10
salt Lake. The profits on TINT trade for @
single year will be told In hundreds of thou.
sands Of dollars, and Chicago can advance O
1nrrc proportion Of it and still make money
immensely by the operation. .s.
To push this road through and to extend
The line Of the Union Pacific to Fort Keasney
all within the next year, viii caectually de
feat the powerful combination Of spccnlatort
who are doing ali they can TO change the To-
cotinD of tbe pat.ff1c Railway. The perfect as
, 1865-12-11

NEw YoEK, Dec. GA. F. useuap,. young
EDgEIfhnan. ana 4 newspaper contributor, COM
mItfcd snIcide in this city last night by swallowing
lanUHuEM.
, 1865-12-11
CENTRAL REDEMPTION,


who arc etlll labotins under the delnsioa that
LRkc Eric Is the Western boundary Of the
United States We we're not surprised, there
fore, when Hon. Freeman Clarke, cnnptroN-
CT Of the Currency, Recommended in his ro-
port that Congress- pass 1aw-compelling all
tho National Banks In the United States to rp-
~ tcommcrcial md financial centres of The
country-Ncw Tork, Philadelphia o. Bos-
"ton;7 ~ but ne we're scarcely prepared to be
1ierc That s1r. Mcculloch, so-ioog identified
with the banking interests of the West, vould
have seconded such Recommendation even
though It be tempered with the remark that
"at some future day ~ may be advisable that
redemption shall he authorized 1t Western
land Southern cIties',
Now, we hive no objection to the inaueu
ration Of a system of Central Redemption for
the National Banks but We claim that It Is
tnauifcsly unjust to Western md. Southern
interests to compel every banker In the coun-
try to redeem at one Of the three cities named.
which arc located On the Atlantic Coast, about
one hundred miles apart. We admit TINT
New York IL, TO come extent, the commercial
centre "of the country" but It is ridiculous
TO suppose that either Boston or Philadelphis
can come under that category. Boston Is at
most only Inc "commcrctal centre" off part
OF New England, and Philadelphia that OF
pennsylvania and Southern Ohio: but II Is a |
mistaken notion to suppose that either Of the
cities nomcd can lay claim To being ono Of the
commercial centres Of the conntry.'' So fur
Us that is concerned, either Cincinnati, St.
Louis, or Chicago have higher claims thun
Boston or Philsde]phia-3or they arc centres
Of larger trade and greater material inter
csts than eithe- the cities named. 4
The system Of central redemption proposed
VIII work injuraously In the West. Il will
compel all our bankers TO keep q large pro-
portion Of their available funds in New York.
and thus create plethora OF currency there,
to the disadvantage Of the producers and
manufacturers wcst-of the lakes. These
funds In New York would he nsed 1n,,n1v
In te,,ecu1at,ons-thcr wonld he 1osnad
4ion caltu IN sock.,ohhe,a md oanh1ors.
md securities Of al lz;nss would
IN conscnnencc IN. rn5nlr inflated totbo ,,,s.
five injury ot M CONCERNED, On tbc ot,,c,
hona :3rnc, n,odnce movemcn4s ~. ,c,,,,a ~
the West. the nnarRcts here ,yon,d h. ia.
,,rcss,b brrnns, ~ ~. srnrr,tr ~ .,,,r,,,,,,<
aud ii tl;fs way both the producer and 4 h.
merchant would he 1nade Yo s,,t1er. t1f wc nm
~ ~ ,,..a .t..1 .es.a1ts," ~ " -
80. - ~. va .f,o5 - 1.-s..W
1,o',,'s p .,..1 - 49, ~. -, G,'.'
oNA'NS t>1 49, s~"l'e' San
eo ua"A ~ IL e'e'e1 n',, ruoasa,la "'A<''
n4s'aa', uus .uoi eaaa tnnaleip1a VI .
Boston panh
"a - ca. Aaas ~ sofpeoo '1.aS SAs''uusea
ava '-o' Nv ~'s o.esu law 1.en
losA 1ts aag neu .ta. solu - 4iis ulatA Acs
~ Msa."m u.n1 1uu "s t .nA, ~ 80 aoon ~
om 49,. 'nn -. .s..s. ~ 10 ~ NC - As!o
e.a.aa - - a-,ah t' a., - ant 49, 49, -" 80. ~ ~
t-ado ,r,1s canero11r - 1o IN caro- ~ tha w. ~
~ .,are T. orothor no;,,4 rro,t,,, ~ ,,a.ss,
~ ~
, 1865-12-11
EOmMEHCIAL&

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec 0.
! The following summary shows the movement in
Produce and Provisiona during the past twenty-our
hours, compared With The movement for The pame
time last yeat: ;.
nrrFYp7na NJ ppnrt.rr npr
, 1865-12-11
The FenIan tt Se0ates, Dcnounces their
President m n Confidence 1lnn-IRe-
epanse OF The President.

kAG1luN AZ IHE kuA1E.
SENATE CuAMDEB, FESIAE BROTHERHOOD,
No. 731 BROADWAY, New York,
December 6. 1861.
WHEREAS, The Senate OF the Fentln Bsother-
hood h1s received authentic Information that bonds
to the amount OF st1ty-eigbt thousand {{t6, 6,G09J
doarz pnrporttng to be 1ssned the credit Of the
Iush Republic. arc about to be put IN circulation
and have, In some inetances, already BEEN sold and
Issued to parties as genuine and valid honts OF the
1rleh Republic; and whereas, these bonds bear on
thcr tace the Dame Of party. as agent Of The rish
Republic, WHO nor ouly has never been confirmed for
thit position by the Senate OF The Fenan BROTHER
hood. as required by the constitution: hut, on the
con.rary, WIS rejected by that body when submit
led for such continuation; aud whereas the Senate
OF The FcnIan brotherhood has been in session, al
No. 7N broadway, for some days, and has daily
notified the President Of the Fenfan Brottexhood
Of 4uch sessions, without receiving fsnm HIM any
nomination for the position Of agent Of the Irish
Republic; and a1 uty bonds 20 Issued are invalid
and issued In violation OF the constitution there
fore
Ihe Senate Of the Fengan B1otnerhood hereby
notifies tho members OF the Fentan Brotherhood,
and the public al argc, that all such bondd arc IN
valid and Illegal and that the Issue and zale Of
such bonds shall be dealt with Is EaId on tho
organization IN accordance with the annexed reso-
Iutiou, adopted By The 3enaie, copy of which
a. hardcd 10 the President Of the Fentan Brother.
hcod- Signed by
, 1865-12-11

And Govern en- T. %GCu rlEtcS~
No. II, William ~ !, Ncw York.
Accounts OF Rank1, Bankers and others solicited
a. &. SOHWOOD. JNO.F. LOCKWOOD
:: Ofthe Il. 7 Stock Exchange. Late OF Eunao, E.Y.
, 1865-12-11

Z $40 u. s. NOTES.

And other Government Securities,
B0CGuT AND SOLD ri
THE SECOND NATINIAI BANK,
j. y. Ellis. President.
, 1865-12-11
a3ocKa1 BONDS

NORWOOD & LOCKWOOD,
e&e Bro1koEa
, 1865-12-11
RESOLUTION.

Rksoiped, Thai the President Of t4e Fenlan Broth.
erbood be and ie hereby notified that no bonds OF
The irish Republic shall be 1esued without the sig
patrle thereto Of the Agent OF the Irish Republic,
properly nominated by the Presdent OF the Fenlan
Brotherhood, and duly confirmed BY the Senste Of
the Fenian Brotherhood; and that II any honda
ehnu be issued Without the signature OF such duly
appointed agent, such Lssue shall be Illegal and un
eoustitut5oraI. and this Senate will feel bound to
treat such Issue IN a fraud on the organization Of
whiEh it is the representative, and whose character
and interests this Scuate Ia hound to protect
Signed by ali The 6enatoea present ten In pum-
ber, a. above. ". ]. H1xEs.
A true copy. Clerk Senate F. g
cAnp TEOM TIE pREstDETT OF TIE FEd1AN
BROTHERHOOD.
HEADQUARTERS F. b, /
49,. NEW YnEK, Dec. Z, 1855.
To The Members Of the Fenian BsotheYhood:
You will have seen IN the journals OF this date,
the .elfwritten and .seltpnbhahed condemnation
Of ten longtimed ms1eonteut.. who are met N this
city without legal authonty. The existence Of 80
small a number tn so large body u ours should
create no anxiety, although 1t may lustifY regret Z
The brotherhood. by Congress to he held a
JANUARY next. wul show lis capacity to overcome
domestic factton, fnstigaled by corrupt motives, OF
by British gold q 1t has demonstrated already It's
power to respect law, and f1,r,her human freedom.
British prisons are not SECURE aga!ust u.s. Local
facttons inust gtTe way.
JaEs O+alAHoSE9, Pres r. B.
, 1865-12-11

Ne~ York Stock Market
Closing rrices Tor caah. Dec. ?. 1. received By F.
G.. Saltonstall d Co.. CommGslon 6tock anl Bond
, 1865-12-11
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
The State Debt Of Iudiana,

xfi11 to Aboll>ls the Stalc Agency in NcEv
Fork, and to Provide for Fayiug the
Slate Dtbt-T1lc Julian II crcdItn I'm.
hro:1io.
, 1865-12-11

=. 'sOuf first great want Is enterprise and
indnstry-it RE viii them. VIC command them. Our
from ibe NORTH and ftona Europe; Il Win moi come
unless wr tns1te ii and extend fhe hand Of friend
ship to tho immigrant II he Is looked upon
with enm,ty and suspicion, It cannot be expect.
OF himself and his descendants; and other
STATES, more sssacione,, Will derive the benefit Of
bis skill capital, and citizenship. 0ur 1ast want i
this State. II u to 10 obtained from labor and
abroad, by making Its profits rr1nnnc,atfye to the
owner With these wants supplied, there IL no
trasy, there js much to hope for ourselves and oar
posterity. 's
, 1865-12-11

At tho aherDoon ean At tho Merrhants> Hxcnanse,
the market for No. Spring Whesr was about le
bet1lr tbsn at tho clcse Of 'Cusugs hnt there "ss
very little sesiritJ manitested. The only sale We
\ loe Of s,oco ha at s1.sx- The market eeesed
with sel!eys At sssk bid, =
, 1865-12-11

Havcrr Augmented by the Earthquake
-PhoEphor1c cnomenon-Vond
full Product OF Wool-Mr. merccrsa
Expedition and Its Perlls-Caltfornia
Ikaislns-Kenovalo OF Collector James,
, 1865-12-11

The Great Central Mining Company, Of Ari-
zona, will tomorrow commence running their
copper smelling furnaces, just finished, and T
Tue experiment succeeds as anticipated, viii
shin Them at once Tor Arizona. These will be
the flrst copper smelling works in that Terri
tory. The ore is abundant and Of the finest
quality, but owing to the high rates de1nand.
Cd for transporting the orc to this city BY
water (no opposition line OF steamers runs to
Colorado), II has hitherto cost al that 1t pro
duced to land it here, and The Company, u
cnnc1nded to Eave trcadmill Of their own.
Instead Of sending the crude ore to England
or New York at m immense cost for working.
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|N1O THE WOOL-GROWERS Of Io,,
i wH.F. ROBINSON. THos. DAVIS. !. q. -,
WM.F. ROBINSON 4 co.
Union woolen Factory,
NCRTHFIELDs iowa ~
Having enlarged and otherwise nrestiv il.
proved oar Factory. we are prepared To hcla -
Inducements TO the Wool Growers OF Iov 1se e oe'
surpassed by any Factory IN the West, AmcS1ssr
Other yslqenle additions e onr Machinery II.
nnest quality Of Wool. We have, and Nm ~
constantly on hand, goods Of our own n,arsI
fecturinG, cOnsistin: Of Flannels, Satineas ny
stnneees, Blankets. Stocking Yarn, ID. wSsss
We Stu sell 10y for cash. or give in exaSsn ~
Tor Wool. Wool CARDING. WeeN ~ ~
p1ed 70 card the Wool Of our customer ~
Nn06, ana 70 spin the same when desired TX
recent additions to our mAehi0ery No - ssn
pared 70 Card into Rolls. for customsfs ~ ~
est quality OF Wool. Persons living 81 ~.
lance, as heretofore. may expect their ~
homo with them. PULLING CLOTH. a ~.
proper season we will Full and Dress C,oeS ~
all pereons who may wish the same M - ~
old customers Of Des MONIES, Henry. inS*
and Mnscatine Counties, Iowa, and 81 Ms,s.s
and Henderson. Illinois, We would nay. thasS.
ful for past !avors we would respectfully eoiis;,
q continuance O; the same with your ii;fnenssss
TO bring others to oar establishment Win ~.
present facilities we are prepared to ecrnse.
with any Wooden Establish ment West ~ ~
Mississippi River. mayi,-ditvam
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couraxing in our view Of the country than
the way in which these valiant and noble
defenders Of our liberties deport them
selves. With such citizens there need be
no tear for the interests of the common
wealth. Davenport Gazette. 18th.
A little daughter and son Of Mrs. Ed
ward r. Thomas. Of Dewitt were poisoned
. 1ew days since BY eating strychnine. BY
prompt medical attention their lives were
saved. I. aitss fssea s1s "a 81 F
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l.a4 - 0
Aav9ng eelasEed ana sthswiss greatly im.
Hsovoe OR 91o6ogy. ~. 80 now Turning cut
MN cent % tn VoGuD 70 Wheee ~ 1o1moIy
made onA. ana ~ want o0Gtomses for then 90.
eoedin9ly. We hayo elDo greatly improved our
eSaI1n9 lJ0W1 VNu6 every farmer 70 Try one
We warrant our PloWA % no one win run any
I!ak y giving thsm trial We have all varie-
ceo09 Flows. Ne aEo now ready 70 take orders
1ne tho.e BugsU Corn Cnltivatofs. such q We
p1se 1t ys9x md which gave such general
At1atacttc0. We ore making q limited number
and thoee wanting them viii do well 70 send In
tnetr oeden eaz3y. 3Ae advantages Of this Cul.
0yltof, aEe:
IiE!-Ths piownan ean ride and plov with.
o0t2Ahog.
1eoond-Any pasA who can drive . team
en- manage h
THRIFT dos the labor az two men.
IooEth-lt = used for Flowing Ia spring wheat
a1d oets and = pee1saa6le 10 the harrow.
E0th-1t = - 1ample and cheap for the labor
Il petlbfmss
sixth-1t aayes lahor-it savss tme-it saves
money. fe7Ef4
seveath-Evssys fazmsr can have It, must
have Is w1u have Il, and win not BE- without Il.
jAn-11-dAW1
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We aye willing to allow any p1rcaas9 ~,
may have doubts, % plaoe eltn0 g 1879
ehines along sideo any macn 1e ~ y. "a TT
"a = !. r. oAvA9&
General Agent, Burlington. lySH
For sale by Ogden q Copp. BuIilnP ~
djyant q Chapman. BOnap01te; Fol- ~
Mt Pleasant; Dichey q SON., FsSmnSU
dan BroeheeA, Fairfield. -
Repairs all the above Machines O ~ -
kept by all Agents.
mavio- dAtTArWAt
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A6ccoRM1Ck' g 1MpRovEDs SELF

M cCORMICk' g IMPROVED SELF
Good news Iet Farmers rejoice! s
No more hart work in harvest
Money, Time, Labor and Grain sAvedt
Superior 70 al others in market. and tfnig
warranted to reap and rake heavy. light, tAug-
led Of Looked grain, where HAnd.Raken q
droppezv viii fail
Two Machines In One!
II can be quickly changed 70 an eacient
Mower either with or without Reel.
The self.Yatc IL no ex pertinent Over 90 a1e
now and have been In use for the pest 1oof
years. Here IL what some Of the farmers ~
that have used them:
mick 3 Self.Rakink Reaper and Newer last ~
son and find that It exactly answers the pufpooe
II was made for. II does the raktng . great -!
better than man can do 1t BY Rand. ana M0
OF the time saves two mems Work-Ihe az
and one binder. Some OF our grain was W.
ed to do as good work in tangled 81 IN stano.
grain, sud Is hrst.rate Mower. On accnuntS
Its extraordinary saving O. labor, simplicity -
strength. we regard 1t greatly superior 20 ~
Others, and the sta niard Harvester OF the NOT
West. The draught il light enough and the ~
rake can ce easily worked by one man OF %.
J = Dsys. franslin Center. Lee County. To-. !.
a aenry f Graham. cn.rlesson, =.
Iebbeus CLARK, salem. Henry
8 wv y H Iees.i FAIRFIELD. Jefferson :.
: TONG. Alorisits. Des noanss !.
bnpiington, May 1s, lssa
We arc also manufacturing the oeleblasec
HUBBARD MOWER.
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ol1 and Only 9o1lahIe 0oaee .Re.e'
nun Bariin&t0n 70 AAeagA Osevuat ToIsa
t1ttseargh, Rh1adalphiA 1Gttfmoce. ~ ~
PaDenssn leaving Bur1ingtm @ a. 10 n
=. train connect at Mendoza With tha MINI
p s,e n ~ MOTH and socta "a q ChicS
trains connect with Ill the greaf EataFn Rsss
ened ruoteA, to-Wit: u. G. n. b VA Detroit: ri
8 e VIA e. Wayne. q which passenger -
Tai!teen hours ahead q any othGe runto leaVins
6asl1ngton.
1900. checked through % Doeruas, NlaGasu
SA!le and New York, Boston. T0leao Ounf5rS
D99A0. e1tOeoFuA and Ph1l6dolDhla
1850 - oAlD HToA1 GnGeeGa thoeUaSAhEu -
~ Tlaeee0 0eo oagnaR M ~ ~ G11S6nn
- g. $500 =. - e ~ Msas s,aass
..s>,x - -: 9; Ss9Ss.rosA
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14D 1tttAs - lsspassd, d DWe DsussS
Whisky. non eo0lilaajos q sv9 tvsaty Q
Nssot klnAo q Sooeo, baehs - haNa. vNlA ~
b Deg56ge esooegs 90 WiaA oeAsR, Deeoaeo6 ~
he oetg4h1l f101lA elvsa b. ~ gsaf eA6oe ~
9oeAst, - d. OAapi0, Who 10ed tAsa 0Ueosa
= ~ lsaeaee r. many yea.A - b Aak 9
ea6oso . crest . popularity - ~ 1reaans11 =
esrs q DlSpspsiA. 1--we Cs0plaisA Osa0el1oiin.
01ok - Nerves HsadAeAA, 1sv0 - A. ~
~ Diseases asidng iron tospld Hv9 e h1esSo1H.
Hasoao su1ssing hu0 dth8 q tAsoo 49,
Aesass viu 111 01so e1se b ~ - G ~
113ssa which ass pa1betiy D1fe ~ ~ ~ r.
tAeos dug an6 Doi9ong ul1Al1y ~ = = -
UsDaeat3oaG a1d palms1 - % . unC10eeol1a
p1laie. 4 dngis t1ial WI eoDvi1ce ~ - -
1eal that In he RED JACKET tAGO = 49,
VA6sh - otA9 &se0s peaoA
1hsy strengthso and invieoeaoo -
TSs1 sTsunsaua,sd soessassa lssa,.
They aso . sure cure for dyspepela.
TAoy g3vo good and healthy oDD01l1o.
They assist DIGESTION.
They a4o tAo Best 0ti0ulaAt q 091oo.
eneo.
1hey aso . pfovoofivo e 1ovU -
ThsS rsa,eve constipa&soa.
3h0Y cure 0o4vo06 8oo6aoh0:
x10Y ~ po91otly Pure o00 D0l0eo1oo
J Aao6 DpgoooD 81 AslIea1o A0aDD VW ID ~
90 ~ hes 6essssb ~ - ~ - a03
1letsgo.
Esvese6onAwAeh. 0slea 1askse nDoluA
e eoly eo31 = boea3sD V1sA - n10e 00UD .
ths ~, - - yg3v1eo eos1B1Dsa1 0n0p a01Q
- e@k. -eO1- %
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EOR 8ALR.-Thb SssGn 0A~.nms
- e..lineson. r psst:ss.sss. |o1
6s.a . saas inquire = Va s'aaa SoSsS
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q rwoops 81
= hATEl,r DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRlvER, IS
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

( PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstra-
Ted the Superiority Of this machine ovor al 9th.
- for the purpose Of stnking OIL Wells, the IN.
defsigned IL now prepared 70 receive orders for
the same.
This machinery comprises everything requi.
xlte for the boring Of oil wells. excepting the
STEAM ENGINE AND CAST IRON DRIVING
PIPE, (but win be furnished, II deaired, at req.
sonahle 1ates,) and dispenses with the use Of The
Derrick, Reps, Ball wheel and other cumbrous
and expensive Axtures now in uDo. and y % aF.
ranged, being constructed On wheels and porta-
ahle. that It can b easily removed for the pur-
poss Of sinking wells n different loealitisA ,
TIE DEIRTTUs = removed nom The we'll By
cur Patent Hydraulic process, end doss not 10.
quire the removal q the drin nom The boring.
THIS process net only removes III th0 detTious
II hon % 10 minutes, bat uksWiso e15sctuaAy
elsaxs out and opens I'll the small Oh veins that
~ % often entirely closed up ~ tie old pro.
oess Of sand pumping.
+ WITH THIS MACHINE and pgactical o.
gineeR. . ven can b sunk nom ~ 20 60 1set
within period Of nom Is 70 - day. a1ter the
eoal pipe has been drives.
I Ananoennants ars bsins made 1pr the ooa.
szuesioo and daltvesy of these machins q
New York. Norwich, Nswbuzg. n. r. ana q
rattGhuTg. PsnnVlvaniA.
foe farther in1og0A1ao0, pg3oo, tog09, "a, "a.
dromL eIl0ON LELAND.
0111orolnAH Ho1Ia
apyl1.dAWeoeom N0W xog1.
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r OOK TO YOUR BOILERS an,
= X. +. AUER,n

Superior Compound for Removing Iner,1sta.
tSons from Steam RoIera.
1n10 - the only Compound that viii remove
.! . in.cTustauons without injury 70 the iron. We
oents pr puund, and from to 10 gallons In IL
qe!a. q u . Per gallon, and send e - any part
Of the country.
ccnO pr day 70 keep your Boilers clean.
0teSes County md City Rights for eale on Yea-
eeod oe0eeS % a. 4 Aoee, 3 clark 0treet,
ColeaQa Mi00os, q Go. A. TfayseS. General
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