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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-20
Professional Cards.

CHAHLES j. BEATTIE, Attorney and
~ Coundeiior at Law Pontiac Livingston county, Ill.
2f. 'bl-Iys
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-20

NJ. Saint lllaire was President of the So
cety of Acclimatlon. Having invited a
member Of this Society 10 taste of kind OF
meat undoubtedly new to him, the learned
doctor thought his opinion was sought for in
regard to some rare and newly-introduced
animal and 20, after having duly tasted it,
he gave it thus: 8 In my opinion 1t is ofthe
utmost Importance to accimatize this ami
NAL Is was horse flesh
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-24

but she varied from her FIRST statement in
nothing. The truth as spoken by that child
was sublime. Falsehood and perjury had
preceded her testimony. The prisoner had
entrenched himselfin in lies. until he deemed
himself impregnable. Witnesses had falsi-
lied facts in his favor. and villainy had
manufaclu red sham defence, bat before
her testim my falsshood was scattered like
chat. The little child. for whom mother
had prayed for strength to be given her to
speak the truth as il was before God. broke
the cunning devices Of matured villany in
pieces like potter's vessel. The strength
that the mother had prayed for was given
her. the sublime and terrible simplicity
(ter rible, mean. to the prisoner and his
perjured associatss) with which she spoke
was like a revelation from God himself.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-24
A TOUCHING SCENE.

On board one Of the fne. passenger stea-
mers. of the North Line, few days since.
there might have been seen gathered. ON
the forward promenade deck, quite party
Of travellers and pleas ure-seekers, bound
for the head waters of the Mississippi.
Chatting pleasantly VI singing scsgs, by
solo or chorus. was the order Of the hour.
Many Of the young ladies held in their
hands bequets OF Wild flowers that had been
gathered By their escorts, in the vicinity
Of the woodward. where the boat had stop
ped, sume few hours previous, for fresh
supply Of fuel.
Twas the sliil soft hour OF summer twi-
light, the last rays Of the setting sun were
soilened 10 a gentle glow-such an hour as
loYe stalks forth, and sorrow ard loneline IS
81. heaviest on the soul. Twas happy
scene, party of pleasure seekers happy
with themselves and all around them. One
Of the young ladies' having become tired Of
her boquet. carel.ssly or pnrposely drop
ped Il 10 the lower deck. II MAS almost
instantly picked up by one OF the boat
hands. a sturdy looking fellow from tho
EmeraId Isle. tie walked forward aHd
seated himself close BY the foot Of the jack
staf. We watched him. 50 earnestly did
he pick up the Aomers, aud so gently did
he press them to his heart. BY his action,
We knew that benesth that rough jacket
there beat heart more refined than out.
ward appearances. perhaps, would warrant,
and He were right. lie bent over the soil-
ed and withered flowers. emblems Of inno-
cence and beauty. pressed them TO hls lips,
aud as the words Of that beautiful song
.Nens 20 love, none 10 ears.s,"
we're warbled forth upon the air by some
thoughtlrss belle upon the deck, the poor
fellow dropped his head upon his hands and
sobbed as though his heart Was well nigh
breaking.
We could not resist our desire 10 speak
With him. and iherefore We said:
Ny poor fellow, why do you weepi"
oh sir. there's much weep tor r.
" You seem 10 be fond Of flowers!'
"Oh yes sir, she loved them"
"Oi whom do you speak. my man :"
"Of my sister, sir. the only friend had
this side the sea, and she is dead now, sir !!
and u seemed as though they sang those
words for me y
We feared TO try. Poor fellow. those
words told his story
None TO love, nons "a esress!"
II Was too much for him. Il reminded
him that his sister whom he loved, was dead.
and that Ne vas alone in strange land.
and his heart yielded to its call for tears.
All. who can tell the sorrow Of the heart.
And who sh.l say thst deepest grief lies
beneath the gsrb Of silk or satin. The
poor may weep-the unloved may mourn
FOR the loved snd lost. the rich can do no
more. Ws.Demoraf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-24

A man inssired at the post Office 10 Erie.
N. T.. the other day, for letter for I" Emery
Hogden." lie was told there vas none.
!" Lsok ers." he replied, q little angrily.
you've hetamined hodd letter for my
uame. Il don't commence with q haitch
II begins with ho Look in the ole that's
got the hos I"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-24

One country in California makes, this
year. four hundred. thousand gallons Of
wine.
The past summer has been the wetest in
Europe since 1866,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06

~ RiaIssL NOTICE. 70 samuel Woods. v ia IAN
~ ssaAn. Nary y. tl%mins, WasAiaxton Eno4s 4. b.
Woods, Nary AyaH snA Csresin. ~t0ts. Masy Jane
woods aad Jsss Beam. h~ars - Law " william Nos,
deeessel:
Yoa .re hereby noiiA~i that thsr- ID row on al. III
the oscs Of the ~rk Of the p sstct Court NJ LIE
~ d va partition u .he flsa.isr dssrrss+i raj :.
tie t1-sif Part ~ Lot l. D ss 10 the CITY OF xrek4k,
LES csunty less. Commanding % Eoasth STREET, ~
feet fFeus Of Aain Street.. thence souvh q 1
fourth ttreAs thrnrs 20 feet thence north II t~@s
thence fest tffe place f hersHufnE Aisa se.
ra-aeing Hsu sFeet % front ils4 ~ ~ l. block s.
- from II Matn aef Fourth sfrsets,
ihease terhsestefy si9ae The frsi llu= y sai ie
Man sireet f.et thsfee ~ ny
gle. hsta Street 10 et ~ tbs Alley ienc@ south
ssstefis aleng the alley y ff Themes bsssiAiy lao
f-et Main . he pisee . KfreaE Alsi lsfs
IL II ss8 L bloek = ist tissk ~: LOT rio X
~ lot. 10 sea |. eioek H. II :. h!Fek III a 10
the CITY 4 keoaak fows-
In titnr, Coz ~ lows. The fallSylar y 8 81.
at -, Range s4efs - r. - f.aaec
s. Ei4 ofs W.. see.a T = s.ess
In JeEs'ron csuniy. I1sa. The aoil ~5ag y s
Z sc. !. -, gaazs Il y. - V sec er.Is,
| k4pgs 10
IL FOX cona,y Iowa II. 81 sing: \. X If sw
OF \ SC IS 7 % K-nse 3
fn Dsii,- oHfft iasa. the ID osing X " I
ne = 81 Fr.ss g. . NJ W sc y :, =
In u,hfie co. mtg. Lowe. TIE folio stng y x y.
!, anf 81 s Y u &c. -. rowa. IS Rage
2; - y NK snd /. IN Z I. - -. fo- y.
Sail p-tftian rrass thai " psaintih
The st 8a4ut IN and The sail r+~itr te
te annd inprtreable th he ord-t "a sold
and fht pfae.sf- siiTd I'm 4s- sea sppear THERETO
{ a 1, fer h~ftr~ If the nd lay next
ter = ~ District Cart 10 tn. Or
MAY IN February II amt ali lie -nttred ~g.inst
lou and jeazn ut sid d-c 10 trrd according ~
fhe pfsser of -ad Petition
Rev stamp 80 c,. Any.f,r Piaa.sa
so.3-i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06

I .EGAL NOTICE. To the uaknown hGrt
- Il James McCanish, deceased: You are hereby
nosise4 80 80 - scss - Clsik q
titicn u BsnsA g1un claiming decree Of Sid Court
sse.s Zos aesa q: = ls..an 9 es @. o.asr q
q NJ e - 80 = 81 l. -. ~ e
s.. e :: s M - - - !: q! h:
States either ths mnin IN o. lower graduated pit
further fndIsG thAt ~ ncCsnisA departed this
10. osoes ,ss .,s Y s .ps
tbst the sid Margaret VIVA internarisd with An
drew keeesss lAst she 80 1892. a Andrew Rob
the ame 70 petitioner who thereby became the
SD entitled less the rid pefitoa farther
yins that Ill right md claim q .II hls Of
said Mccamish be cut Cd barred and forever extin-
guished, and for general relief
Now, unle4s you the said heirs who are unknown TO
u the day Of the next Of sad Cort to
eouamepce the FIRST Monday Of February, 1857 jndg
vi" be rendered fsosx Esa T. sSso Ss
lstampl Atty for Plaintiff
In th. case the Court having examined the petition
and the foregoing notice, hereby approve said notice
make this Enforcement the same and II Ii fur.
tss osssrs .as, .sad naes 70 published 70 the Gate
FRANCIS SPRINGER, Judge
Sept Il. isss-oettsw
~ RIGIsAL NorIea-To r c. wight. John 81 ce,
~ Eaton Bros Co., Emma Williams, execurrin
OF the state oiGeo u. Williams deceased Abeott Johns
Co Hugh Cook State Of Iowa Jr the the school
Fund, NJ Merrck, Euminins, seamsn d Co, AiexaB-
der Wray Co Laird Bfo.. Co. Thomas swaDwick
and William Lohmer, executors OF the estate Of Louis
Zindle d. eased, Geo q. Anderson, Brown, Goddin
Co.. John Is Carson hen. johnson, Hap kihs Taylor.
= MaEDun, " Pile Hn~mtr Carts, j l. TIL i- Geo
NJ Barber John MqDougai j II. Allen
You and eArh Of you hereby notified that there IL
an III the osiee Of the Gf--k oi the bistrct
Court for Lse County, lows, keykuk petition OF
Eliza Rgddifk, claiming pf snu, THE sad r. q. Wright
this sum Of fso Thou.ani DciIiT- 5npy due two
proai.scfy notes. and also claiming ~ All the fore
Closure Of certain mortgage the east half
Of tbs southwest qnaIt seetin twenty three % town
ship aixty-x tsSl rth, OF &c t5} in Lee
.ouaf, and praying for the sale N the undivided
half Of thu ssa morgastd pr miss fr the payment o
satd debt, one uadisdrd half haring previously been
forecios-d upgn aud sold Tor the payment Of
cured by the ssms described prop Fir
Now unless yon sprear thereto and defend before
Of the nd day 81 the Of the Di-tic,
Court u is Connty. fuw. 1t Ke,kuk. sad court
begun aud held on the FIRST Monday In February 1sos
default will be entered szanst you and judgment
decree def.d thereon, prayed for 10 paiatihs
iop. aud the iroderty sod for this pa, nent Of said
sum- ntere.t and aud all Of and
said property will be on and lore
closed RANKIN 4 CRARY,
Rev nue. stamp So Atty for Plaintiff.
oct2-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06
Maryland Is not Lost.



We are frequently mortified by seeing the
admission made by the press OF the North,
aud even by 80 shrewd an observer as Horace
Greeley, that Maryl can no longer be de-
peuded upon as a loyal State. They seem 10
think that the rebel element viii have the
whole representation Of the State in the next
Senate Ana House Of Representatives; that
Senator Cresswell, Frank Thomas. John l..
Thomas. and Joseph j. Stewart, Of the Third
District. will be compelled to give place 10
men 0f the Harris Swami stamp, and that
there is no hope ofthe Constitutional Amend :.
meut being adopted by the Mary iand Legs
iature.
1.-The North stands idly by and cooliy looks
on at the sacrifice Of Maryland, these things
might possibly occur; but they will not hap
pen without a struggle. such as has never
taken place in this country. to prevent SO dire
catastrophe. If troops are sent here TO en-
force the dictatorial purposes OF the Goyer>
nor oi the State, aud the whole power OF the
National Government is thrown into the
scale agaius, us. We MAJ have 10 succumh for
a tune. but il will only he for a short time,
and we shall demand Of Congress the retu
sal 70 admit 10 seats men elected by such
means.
But we have confidence that Maryland Is
not lost aud that the effort making to restore
the State TO rebel rule viii signally fail, We
confidently believe that we will he able 10 re-
elect Senator Cressweil. and send three loyal
men to Congress from the Second. Third.
and Fourth Districts The reelection Of
Senator CresswelI involves the carrying ofthe
Legislature On Joint ballot, aud as the Gov
ernor possesses no veto power. the whole au-
thority Of the State viii be il our hands. aud
we can promptly adopt the constitutional
amendment These are no vain boasts, but
they are results that our opponents teaF; and
hence their determined effort 10 obtain pos.
session Of this city by the arbitrary removal
Of the Police Commissioners by the Cover
nor.
Bat this caunu; aud must not be done. All
we ask Of the North is hopeful confidence
that We are l0boring energetically for the
accomplishment Of these results, and prompt
suecor if an attempt is made to subdue and
overthrow us hy the stroLg arm OF the Ma
toual Government, which our opponents
threaten.
We regard this cry Of ''iost Maryland as
chilling o the earnest efforts beng made by
the loyal men of the State TO carry il for the
cause of the Union. We have had more to
contend with than any other State, and beng
on the Threshold of The capital, we mag be
crippled at any moment Bat We want the
sympathy and encouragement Of the North
10 heip Us on and not the chilling admission
in advance of the contest that all is irretriev'
ably lost.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06

GIN GRANT uPoS THE PREsIpENcY.--A
New York gentleman, au intimate personal
friend Of General Grant 5, called on HIM IN
Washington not long since. His parpose
was 10 get the influence Of Gen. Grant with
the President in relation to an Office in the
cay. Gen Grant told bin frankly that bis
name would be OF no service TO him. bat an
injury He said he had solicited very few IA
vors Of the President. and 10 them no fayora.
ble response was returned. He said that one
day Mr. johnson spoke wi b him in relation
to ii He said TO Ger. Ora t. You say that
you are not canli ate for he Presidency.
Now promise me said the President, THAT
you viii NOT let your name be USED in connec-
ton with thai office and will grant you any
favor to my power TO bestow.H To this Gen.
Grant replied: ''Mr johnson ! am not can
didae But suppose the people insist on
making me one what can do? And besides
Mrs. Grant has been recently looking at the
White House. aud thinks she can run that es-
Enlistment quite ms well as it is run now.
Aud you know, Mr. President, that these
women viii DO pr t,y much as they ll-ase.
And Mrs Grant would decidedly Object to
ray giving any sach promise. The Presi,
dent looked as if he did not understand ex-
actly whether this was in jest or in earnest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06

70 q 1T. Rev Stamp. duly oaneeiledi
ecigs-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06
Nhe8@ nte-HGitu
FROM TEXAS.


-
AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. IS.
To the Editor Of the Chicago Republican:
SIR: In justice to Mr.. Wm.- Alexander,
the Attorney General fthe State under Gov.
Hamilton, wish you would disabase the
minds of the rebels Of the State and the rebel
Legislature now in session here, who have
charged him with the authorship OF = letter
published in your paper, in which state
ment appeared that over one thousand loyal
men had been murdered in the State, and
the laws could not be enforced against the
rnurderers.
Mr.. Alexander denies being the author of
the letter. He further states that he could,
not have written it, for the reason that he'
had official information, as the law officer of
the State, through the Provisional Governor,
afover three thousand such murders, and he
could not have fallen into SO grave an error
as to have placed the number SO very far be-
low the actual reality. In one county there
were more men charged with such murders,
and more such murders perpetrated, than
there are voters in the county. In Blanco
county, which is one of the most reputable
counties in the State, there are six hundred
and forty.three inhabitants, twhite maes) All
told. In this county alone there are eighty
three indictments for such murders, and four
for mnrderous assault. These facts are all
within the official knowledge Of Mr.. Alexan,
der, and you will perceive how unjust i IS to
subject him even 10 the suspicion Of having
dlverged SO widely from the truth.
1t is at Mr.. Alexander's suggestion | write
to request you to make this correction, as he
feels lis reputation for honesty and as a
faithful historian impaired by the charge made
that he is the author of the letter. | send
you an extract from one of the most reliable
rebel papers IN the State, which goes far TO
confirm all that Mr.. Alexander has said, The
san Antonio Herdh. speaking of the Union
men OF Texas in time of rebellion, says:
Their numbers we're small at first. and are
becoming every day less. In the mountains
near Fort Clarke, and along the Rio Grande,
their bones are bleaching in The sun, and in
counties Of Wise and Denton. their bones
are suspended by scores from black jacks.
They were warned in time to leave the count
try; and choosing to remain and rely for pre-
lection upon the enemy with whom their
Governments AT war, they must expect to
take the consequences of their choice
JuXIUs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06

A CONSERVATIVE correspondent OF the
New York Times writing from New Orleans,
says:
.It is safe to predict that two>thirds of the
Northern planters will return TO their homes
as soon as they can after the crops OF tins
season are gathered. They led to this
resolution no, only by bad success in their
enterprises and hack of remunerative pros
meets, bnt hx actual threats ofassassination if
they remain Dozens Of Noriherners, now
planting in the interior parishes of this State,
have received notice TO quit enforced by
the presentation OF revolyers and unpleasant
displays of rope. One geutlemrn, formerly
Federal Colonel and now representing
Northern monesed interest to the amount OF
half million dollars Il Rapides Parish, all
though surrounded by over thousand dis
charged colored soldiers OF his OWN and other
regiments. all Of whom are IN his employ,
and have their arms with them, says that he
will most assuredly abandon his business
next year. as he has already been fred at
several times, and has been served with rer>
bal notification that he must leave or pay the
penalty with his life. The chief judicial officer
9th same parish will soon. make affidavit
that on the docket of the term Of court now
in session. there are nineteen cases of muir.
der of freedmen and that it is useless TO try
TO attempt to punish the criminals Biens
vile Parish is in equally bad condition, and
the post commandant at Shreveport has been
authorized to use military force in protecting
the Unionists and freedmen The parish will
probably soon be garrisoned by regular
troops. In the vicinity Of Lake Providence
outrages occurred 50 frequently without being
followed by the punishment of the perpetra-
tors, that squad Of soldiers were sent there,
~ - - 1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06

THs Gevernment destroys every week over
SA00, 900 matilsted fractional caxrsncy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06

gUv, R9akRr CABLE There is NV on die 10 the
II Once Of the Gle Of - District Cou OF Lee
County lows. NJ Keekak the petition Of Frederika Ga
bic cha OF yoaA Divorce the bonds Of
risg- cruel jnhliman treatment and
absad nmeni for than two years Unless you zp-
and answer said Petition heore u of the
s~eohd day Of ths peeeaber SO Of said Court
commencing the hrst Monday Of Deee inter, jndgest
will bs fendel ed against yoa
RANKIN 1 McCRARY.
REV stampl Pilrs Atfys.
nrsM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06
Referees Sale of Real Estate,

NOTICE Ii hereby given. that pursuant to
= lis. Iarre~ Dssi+8es talfi ID Lee County,
Iusa AZ k@akak IN euit 81 Farfisn. wherein Jasper
o. I'll " pEaiHtin aAa Matilda Cameron aad other.
def ssnts ts sssrsgnea Hss%ref# nj the "A ID
d~y II NUsuiah isaa EIDn tbs premises Crotch
Lee ~ 10y A. between ths Laurr 10 o'clock
an ofloek " sAI DAY ncihR At ocfGrk
al said dsy. sell ~ p4hic cut cry the highest
~ Ier4 thr fviiosfHx resi- asate. tszit The north
gfArtsr nineteen fi*3 t4z.ttg SIXTY
sven M noftn rahs~ s~Tsatf1 west eoaianinx Isl
Jos aefes tse tile Efafions southeast quarter Of
secslpn ainetsen fat tosnshIp and r4ngr,
tsinng g-i19 This safi ssIe vail be E42ie
jet a9~er ri Matilda Galavfoa widow Of Jsoob
Csmefa, deceased, therein
The 4itl be oa4 ba g4h ia haHd, aad 9neh aH
In yesr with - cent interest per aapaua secured
by note Rst the its nltses hut pure hAe
a4ay A. his Of fiaa. pay tue sbo susent d. an.
We viii deed TO tue p1rchsesr rpurrh
A. 4sBRSsBS 4
c c BsTDkB. Rsferess.
eet2setx Aw HARLAN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06

YVyo Charles A. funk hnu>er Fir. You hsfst '
notified that there r. pcw his in the uftes q,
Clerk Of The Dlssriet Gsurf Of as County Ig~4
kerkak, petition OF Mary Jane frpkhoes-r, ei1
ven d-et OF aisoree fram the bonds of
"a Grounds Of ~fai dssestion and habituAt dxank ~
nees: aise ths custody Of yoxr and her s,ni
ghter Mry Jsnr, and f1r general relief; and
uhiss you apeear and piead thereta t~f5e nOu
ssennf ds, ef he next term sad Dstri Conr
co nsneing on fhs ondsy u FEBRUARY M yos,r
,un will be entered snd Judgment ami decree ron
derei ainat you prssss for By petitioner
This 18th dxy az October, 10 q
kENPLE FIELFr
Aftys for Plaintiff
70 q 1T. Rev Stamp, duly caneeiledi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20
CHE Gnrt.

rV,HE HOBOKFN RACES - SECOND DAY,
4 WEDNESDAY
FIRST RACE HURDLE RcEPurse, Sl00 two mile dash over
eigit hurdles. Six entries. - - .
Zsza. los u; Gen. WILLIAMS 100 n Nighock, 3s 10 B.
Reads mare rs ID, Roscoe. l55 ID.
SECOND RACE-PTcuium $50 for al ages and guse
milo dash
Mr. j. s. Watson enters b. g. Captain Moore. years.
Messrs. Bower Hal IN c. Richmond, 4yesn.
Mr. }. Herman enters ch. aged ped gree unknown.
Col. Mcdaniel enters Z. d. Dsdy Bessug'on 4 years
Mr. NJ h. Sanford enters CD. T. Earring yeass
THIRD RACE-HO3OKEk SrAKE.-Sweepst4ke pFemiom,
500 for three old mile heats
Col. Mcdonald cutes ch T. tncl1ntEess.
Mr. NJ. II. SANFORD enters b. T. Dot
M Morris enters CD. T. by Prophet. dam Bsrhariy.
om the foot Of Chlbrss, 20 the Course at sIo
10 and l5 and 25 Returning leave Race Course
405 SOS D. Stages from Union I'LL h tie Course
Pools sod each day tie Course al II O'Clock by Me.
SOMERlNDYKE & ARMSTRONG, and every evening at .
o'clock the Florence Houston snd Broadway ~
Dr. UNDERW GOD }. HARVEY LYONS. sseretsIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20
rHnE HARRIsoN BOILER a sAfE STEAM

'l'tlE II AIilNON BOllsI.iN "a SAi 81 lsAl
BOlLERThis Steam Geuersor coLbiaes es.utlsl adj
van;a.cs IN ABSOLUTE SAFETY PROM EXPLOSION, Ia Grs
cost end cost o. repairs daby economy o. ue cy o clean
ns snd transportation. not possrsscd by other boiler
combination hollow eight
Inches external diameter ihreeth- 81 inch Thick These
The the ts strength 10 resist internal
Is by punching fyny, which
the wr1agon boiler pate about 20 cent
boiler tested by hycauc At goo pounds 20 TIE
inch. IT CANADT BIZ BURST UNDER AM fhAliltA
BILE STEAM PRESSURE.
Under pressure which msh rupture IN ordinary berl every
ont No other renrfator
property gee without injury
IL not Affected corro.ion ~lh destroys the wrought
boiler. Most eKposos THE II has economy
equal the best boilers ali from the large extent ana sa
Of heating surface also NON
The sarice which thoroughly MIXING We saet hau,es btf
combustion, and breaking the causes the neal To o. more INJECT
raly absorbed than the Ordinary tubular cynnd- boiler
u qIcsiy ini with little iueL II produces super
heated wAou .pafate appaus and ~ np lioe 10 Puhs
oang To j. easily orf'a ard nay De tArn epft 80 At
piece than roual In denh pces Of ac-
readily eaaed inside Under ordinary ecum'ianees q,
3 Kept iTon permanent deposit BY blowing the wst entirely
under fu pressure week u requires no spec sk IN
IL fJ be renrsed WIN kea aey,
boiler good The greater part o.. tie boiler Will
need iun.rss unfairly used
For mining Ill California Colombo and Nevada,
without Tvl bon a. facility Tor irnp1fthi!nf a. u may be AArn
l. weight ana iatel less than onehaf the ground
ordinary cylinder boiler without b,ns Increased IN hight
ANY flfl may be ufcd The most expensive 10
fi.e TOO oi these boilers 10
n tAcn< best esiausrnefs IN Lnatnd SUI IA
t country Drawing snd lprrtct leo oi CLAIRE Fof cf
or prices address JOSEPH HARRISON srrs9n foer
wos 0rhy fciy Road adjoining United states Arsenal I'm
scsiphs, Pa