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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-10


The Great Need Supplied pills have been
swallowed in millions. Salves have been rubbed
in by the pound. DIR. MAGGIEL's two grand
specifics are putting an end 10 this wholesale
system Of medication. One Of his famous pills
is dose. 4 box of his healing salve is of more
value. as a remedy for ulcerous and eruptive
diseases, than ships cargo of the ointments
advertised to cure everything. but are all, in
fact, either useless OF deleterious.
DIR. MAGGEIL's motto is oosoEsTRATrcs. He
has placed in the smallest compass the active
principle of the most potent vegetable specifics.
There is no mineral in his Pills-they do not
gripe-they do not enfecb:e. They create
vigorous appetite, and correspondinglystrengt
en- the digestion. They tune the liver. clear
the head and steady the nerves.
Ne form of scrofulous disease can resist the
disenfectent operation of the Salve. Tumor
Abscesses, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples. Pus-
tules, etc.. are thoroughly eradicated by this
unrivaled medicine. In fact. MAGGIHL's Bill
IoUs, DYsPEPrIc and DIARRHEA PILLS cure
where all others fail. While for Burns. Scalds,
Chilblains, Cuts, and all abrasions Of the skin.
MaggiePs Salve is infallible. Sold by j. Mag
giel, % Fulton street. New York. and all Drug
gists. at 25 cents per box. 4-l49
Errors of Youth.-A gentleman who suffered
for years from Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay. and all the effects Of youthful indis-
erection, will for the sake Of suffering humanity.
send free to all who need ii, the receipt'and di-
rections fer making the simple remedy by which
he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, can do so By adj
dressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Iaw-m-95 No. AZ Cedar st.. New York.
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visiting Memphis we offer list of clever. reli-
able business men. under the above head. on
the first page of the PUBLIC LEDGER.
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APPRoPRIATISG FUSDs.-MartinShields,
formerly clerk of steamboat, charged
with appropriating 1907 belonging to
Mrs. Bradden, of Lauderdale county, has
been committed for trial ct the Criminal
Court, after an examination before
magistrate. 1t is claimed that he drew
the above amount from Southworth d
Nance, on account of some cotton, and
never turned il over to Mrs. Bradden.
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Monetary and Commercial
Cotton Market.

Cotton Market.
We note but little change in the market this
morning from Saturdays sales. The market
still continues dull, and there are but few sales
effected. Receipts have decreased considerably
during the last three weeks. Last week there
we're received 1912 bales. Exports for same
time 1862 bales. Receipts since the lst of Sep
tember at this port. 81 736 bales.
Ordinary. ......-~E@2S Middling ...-3l@S2
Good Ordinary-2S@29 Strict Midd's 33@4
Low Middling- 1900 Good Midd'g 33g36
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Special Notices.
The Great Need Supplied pills have be

Special Notices will be inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-10

MoRrUARY REPORT. - There were
twenty deaths in the city during the past
week, classified as follows; White
males, three; females, two; children,
seven. Colored-males, FIVE; females,
one; children, two. Causes of death are
reported as follows: Three stillborn; two
each of pneumonia, consumption, small
pox and spasms; one each of debility,
exposure, poison, congestive chill, Group,
decline, dysentery, cholera and unknown.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-10

Tee wEArHER-An almanac before
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NO GIFT ENTERPRISE!
Or any other SwindIe!
MISSOURI AND KENTUCKY STATE AND
HAVANA LOTTERIES.
ONLYLEGAL LOTTERIES in U. S.

rrHRY ARE DRAWN UNDER STATE
i Charters. have been drawn for over FORTY
YEARS.
Collector as Security.
Cor missioners appointed by the State.
Must be drawn If tickets are sold or not.
PRIZES ALL CASH!
There are tive State Drawings each day, and
two Havana Drawings each month.
Drawings can be seen two hours after pur-
chase Of Tickets.
One-haif the Tickets are Prizes.
Prizes paid on day Of purchase.
Tickets 81 70 S2n, according to scheme.
Prizes 81 % Sl0o. co., according 20 scheme.
% Jefferson street. Sub Agencies al No. q
Jefferson, corner Third street; No. l6i Poplar
street, room Nos: No. % Gayosostreet. a
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PAVING THE STREETs.-The Board of
Mayor and Aldermen have passed an
ordinance in favor of paving Main street
from Overton TO South; Poplar, Adams
and jefferson from Front to Town Re-
serve; Beal and Union from Front to
Pigeon Roost Road; Front from Union
to South, with the Nicholson pavement
az soon as possible-property holders to
pay for the paving in front of their prop
erty, and the city the intersections of
streets and alleys.
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COMMON LAW CoURT-The following
cases were disposed of Saturday: White
VS.. Gas Light Company, new trial
granted; Morton vs.. Newman, stricken
from docket; Schoonover VS.. Tagg, dis
missed by plaintiff Boyelt VS.. Bouquet,
judgment set aside and new trial this
term; Bracket & Co. VS.. Reed, judg-
ment by default, damages waived; Raw
lings VS.. Garvin, judgment by default,
$47S %; same VS.. same, judgment by
default, $72O so; same VS.. same, judg-
ment by default, $3.50 %. The calender
for tomorrow is as follows: Trial, Nos.
sl7, 679, 6S5, $50, 6s7, $50, 1914, s9s, 9Ol
to 9O9, inclusive Except 900 and 9O7),
969, $40, from lOl7 to 1925, inclusive,
Except lO20).
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0fticiai Drawings Of the Missouri State
LntfarY.

CLASS No. bTS-DRAws Dec. .. 1850.
2 6. 30. "a, e. "a. 80, II. Is 81. Is. q, IS, Co.
EXTRA CLASS No. 679-DRAwS Dec. 8. 1866.
40. 50, 46, S. 4s. As, 81, IS. %. II, 60. IS, 70
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Our Public Directory."-To strangers
visiting Memphis we offer list of clever. reli-
able business men. under the above head, on
the first page of the PUBLIC LEDGER.
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Joun O. Cnxssos, fsq.:-
sin-rer MT me a. say have chargr or the above
mills bolhipror and since tho Introduction your An
Incrustator.
Prior 20 it, Introduction Il Impossible 10 furnish steam
enough supply the mill with eight boersour cylinder
nue together but Immediately after
Appartus introduced could plainly noi the change
aud found thr heavy scale began 10 pscn un tnay
The scale ooscncd from around the nes and PRIOR
beng removed were entlrry clcan
Nov We run with four plain cylinder boilers 10 place of
the rg iuai removed and thc four plain boiers give
ample steam aud great saving fuc owing Simply " The
prevention o scale forming by thn sole use Of your Anu In
a.s,2r THIS day wouid npt be Wiling TO run any boiler
especially In this limestone country without most sau
hoh invention; and. Ia oOno Sion, permit 10 100
much canno, b. said In ita favor
rue Tact. pre- 'rntei persons must actually
spoetfaiv Saa 70 reA1s lia wonderful snecw ss'y ."
supt of MUS and General Manager.
o'rcH oT liovELr EvAss' Pnrsrisa H.rAsLrsmxrsr.
~ W corner of Fourth aud Library stroet-. \
- 4, o.. fHiLApnirniA. Feb ., 1888
DrAH srH since May ~ isS one Of your Aa Incrus,.-
tors has been Ia Ia the boor attached " th,s estabsh
mcnt Al that time there thick Of In
inside OF the boiler which mpAasea
used would not r-move. hoon after the introduction or
opening the boiler subsequently large pieces
scale from To hsecghths % Inch
Mesa taken out. aud the boilers elsan and
large saving n effected Ia tho fuel consumed
diameter. restng and connected with tubular htes
feet in diameter The apparatus ~ In tbs cylinder boiler.
and does iis work thoroughly and cneutiyciy,
Anti
bic invention II will The old scale and he
fom"on u saves fuei and believc IL 70 bo safeguard
against explosions
PROM hnowisdge Of iis use wereeomnsud yonr Anti
lncruslator Ia all p-rnoas intdrested-
VERY truly. yours, elc,
HEskf Anderson kugsnecA
The New York herald., 1866-03-10

SALE ov PAINTINGS AT THE DUssELporP oALLERy.
The sale OF Mr.. Samuel r. Averys consignment OF
European pantings which comprised Of the bet
specimens OF the modern schools have been sold Ia
this city for time took place Thursday and last
night the Dusseldorf Gallery. MessrG Il eds Minor
were the sictoneer and the spacious ball crowded
with merchant and connoi~eurs The following p,e-
lures brought the highest pm es.-
Ihrougl the Snow. by Thorn, siis-4old To C Knapp.
BarnyAsd, Coutourirr, sl0j-Mr. Boldcn.
Little Coqietie De Metz siio-Mr Mengers.
zousye's on. I;uiIlemln' siso-Nr MengerS
Forced Marriage, IAndo, tl6s--Mr PIit
Playing Horse, Thorn si5s-hr Turner.
De ornting the Cross Brion. t3G0-J HOcy.
Prs, Thons of science. soyer, sito-c : smith.
sssss. sfaSy ~ ss,s, ya,,s Ss cs,n kSsSp "ss'
rbs fssi, Bou1hion, slo5- Evan.
Twins, ycrboeckhoren. fJo0-C. Knapp.
Camp BARRIER Monscdln sioo--Mr Mengcrs
Tender Passion, Beraag.r, sies1nr Ed~Ard'
winter In Hsllsbd. Koek Rock. ttoo--Mr- Eaton.
Castle and Landscspe, Go gnari. slio-J " Bro~n-
wIn,sr xornlas LaslIe, siso-Nt Martin.
Prayer, xoulinct. sloo-Mr Fraser.
As po..nss ns csrons @l.as%; ssso@Sr sS snnh n "''
Bacsganimon Dansasrt fi6o--Mr. Beebe
AFTER Tho Battle Girafet. stoo-Nr Eaton
Returning from the chrsisninr, Laniaut do Metz,
'yioIopeello Piay rauvel., s2so-vr Eaton
Fin, sorrov, Meyer of Bremen, tTio-A r stewart
Rolndhcads story haormas., sIoo-. II KNAPP
Pull Cry, coutourisr. slo5-hr nengsrA
Banks OF The Oise, veron, Sis
The Portraf. Piasan, tls0-Mr. Mcnrerr.
Curiosity, Geurard, $50. " Krapp
The Doves. Chaplin. $3.50 Miner
. Diving Ducks. fborae. tlO0--Nr Harman
Pet bird, Dubasty. siO5-Mr Martens
Tiahan Mother Jaab r. $3.50 Mr. ka'un.
Arcadia, fioug0creau, ssO0-J Hoy
Barber shop, Fichs. s6jO-Nr Fishe.
Joggier Cafe Ficbei, $3.50. Gordon
Algerian. Parrot, sieO-Mr Evan-
The Two FreIds lie Jonghe, sn56-Mr Eaton
BaDy Wakes fhnfant De hctx to0-C. ". knspp
Making Pancakes Mouiipet, s3Oj-Nf. Ward
Mother Away. Moulnef, syDs--C H. Knapp
Russian Scene, sxertchkov, f2lJ-Mr souibvick
d. spanish beauty, SclflcsinHcr tfTj-t. Hoey.
Autumn Al -. Marc Ianihinet s5j0-Ar FoES
Young fisherman, Thorn. f2l5--ur Aaio-.
Wood Merchant, weber S2p0-J Miihanka
YOUNG Mother, Calie si2j-ur MAJOR
Twilght In Tue Wilderness. Chnrch, u A3oo-J u
Johnsion.
Cons.iousness Merle, fsso--c m Knspp
Uuconsciousnrs-, Anftges. fc6e--J Haien.
Italia, Wrappers, ssco-Mr Miner nbm picture vss
sctualy sacrihced
The bu.l, nssoI 81. rs-nr. Eason.
Overthrow of china, Para, fias--Aex white
psokworm Briiloun f3so--hx Estse
The proc~sds of two rlghu ssle~Amounscd ~ e1&oca
rhe nsr, great sss ny Neurs leeds hrfcsr wbs that
Of tho Ganber eclscuo- 81 The s,1dio Buiidns, No Is
Toaih street
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Poc,ry-''wsi,ing for the Spring. Charley and To
The very Interesting story Of bets Match Making"
II also contains Account Of tho Suspension of The
Habsas Corpus throughout tho whole Of ireland of
the excitement in consequence with report OF thc great
Fcnian Meeting al Jonea Wood Sunday; Interesting
News from AL parts OF Europe; News from the Nat on
Capital with report OF the proceedings of Con ros;
Editorials ON prominent topics; Our Weekly Gossip:
Faeetis; Interesting Literary, Artistic, Scientific aud
Mining indulgence; Forean Gossip, Religious News;
Musical and Theatrical Reyiow for the week varctss;
Weekly Review of tho Agricultural Situation and ints
resting and seasonablc reading for farmon and Gar
dencrs; Valuable Reviews Of tn. Money. Commercial,
Dry Goods, Boot and Shoe, Horse aud Cattle Markets:
Marriages and Deaths; Advertisements and accounts II
all interesting events Of the weck.
New subscribers " tho wx1Lr HyrALp obtain
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DkAs Sm-We hayc hsd uf yUar Anti lnrrra atators
attached " The boiler IA establishment for The Last
m0rths. Niih the s~t results.
well heavily chaIgei sii lgne.ta and ohrr ingredients
equally rreJuIc-l ~ the bolsr och that before a
ply your ApparHtrs ptck the boiler
erey st days having scae than elgnth ~
tnch thes tho Application Of your APPARATUS
fof TIE 0f any knd for
q not Ony scale from forming also od
d~tArhes scas that may have formed prestOuay
siih0u t1uchink a With PICK or hammer
fnaam ifh have rHfrrgnce much pleasure
On recommending The said sppsrstus ths puD
saves fuel seoond because prevent. Lr Ist5n.
and teqneny ihe burning ~ the Jer nd thfdly
cause det.hes All srss pfeyeasy formed
Aost ruspceuullg EEKR 90.
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oyyrcE-
iT SOUTH youRTn srRyEr.
Corner Harmony street. Philadelphis.


pLAsrArtOs. corsrarcfl. April >. 1885
DyAn stn-Havsng Ons Of your Anti Iucrustators at
tsched 10 The steam boiler my engine day
The crvp. hsre not had nngie ocra0n pick the
from " have ground tor more than a m1nih without
changing water t1e boiler always working cetn the ls
ns ~ IN the boiler by the aeon of your apparatus only
Your .pi stratus IL of the Greatest utility II
saves iue ~ofks OF ali incrustaoas and al
bcnents resulting ON clean boiler. Affect lOnssly
JOAN MANUEL LOPEZ,
Villa Clara
The New York herald., 1866-03-10

TWO YOUTHS CHARGED WITH YoRaxRy-JrHEIR
ARREsr-rHREE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED
DOLLARS oBrAisED-ornER PARTIES Inrf.
GATED.
For some months past william n. Cannon, q lad
eighteen years Of age has been In the employ crnd
boy Of Messrs Jones, smith L Sheppard, merchants,
doing business at IL Murray strcct few weeks since,
however, young Cannon discharged aftor which It
appears he connection with othsrs older In crime,
coucocted scheme 10 swinds his former employers
The rst step taken TO procure blank checks
the bank In which tho arm nancd above kept thor
deposits. The OF the hrm accordingly forced
20 orcr drawn the check printers for supply Of
blank checks, and the order speedily filled Til fnr
be taken 10 SIGN the Of Mossrz Jones' Smith
Sheppard 10 check, and mako effort 10 get II
easbcd check for $500 wns nll,d up with th~ Arms
signature attached and tho afternoon OF the 9th ut
Cannon presented II 70 Mr. Charles v Bogeri. paying
teller of the Central National Bank o BroadNay
and Pearl street, and demanded payment nr. Hogcr,
supposlng young Cannon TO be sti IN the employ ~
Jones, Smith Sheppard, and believing the check "
be genuine csshed H. Succeeding 80 admirably IN his
rst effort the fast young man urged on by others who
found safc 10 remain IN the ground conruded tO
forge his late caployers name 20 acheek for $500.
which dono, and tho 9th inst the check pre-
scnted and cnshcd by Mr. Bogcr, the paying teliar.
Fearing detection u he again appeared at tho bank
fs~ ca 600 and Despatched James Mi,eLsil, = youth
OF about the same aye. IN the bank viii
" THIS time Mr. VIM. ~ sanford, assistant cashier of
the Centn National Bank, receif cd tho check " IN
Mitchell, and making close inspection discovered q
forsery. Mr. Sanford asked the youth into tho
back ofce and depaiohrd ~ headquarters
for detectives Kcis snd Rsdford who arrived and
took the offender IN charge The arrest Of Cannon speed
ily followed and from statements made the dcte ves
learned that there two other tnen Who had been
encouraging the boys 10 commit the forgcrcs. These
strangers according to the information received hsd
met Cannon on both occasion- he lst tho
bank. dccoycd him down ths Tonba md took
ncariy al the money from him Yesterday detectivcs
Kelso and Radford assisted by detective Irving Of the
Twentieth ward arrested John Casey saloon Keeper on
N, vest side of tho e,s, and Alexander Cray youth
of ~ year, suspicion of he concerned IN
Feri Althe sccu-cd parties detained for exafni-
nation fore Jnsice HOcan. Cannon and Mitchell have
recently lef fast nfe they be NJ nenb orgnm
kation known the Converse Club" cmposcd alto
gefher of young meu vhose club the Meta
saloon, In Ninth avenue Twenty .anh
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oPFi,;ERs

rnF.fDF~r,
JOHN q. CRHSsON.
sErugraav ANN rprAupsR,
n q. LEIsENRIhJ.
nA~A0fsg pfagcroa.
JAMks HARPER
DinrcrOuH.
JOHN &. CREsSON,
DANIEL ". kpCKHILf,
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON,
JANIS HARPER,
WILLIAM %. MODRHEAD,
WILLIAM ~. GATLAER,
w. q. LEIsESiiiS
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Rest Lite
rary Family journal tn the Country
The WEEKLY HnAtD for tho present wcok nov rsa<y.
gives continuation Of tho deeply ntorcstinx
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Asse nabiy.
ALBANY. March 0, 1868.

hbnaNts HafSu Aooo.
REroRrs
By Mr. OaKTY, (rcp, of Kngs-To incorporate the Me-
tropotan Warehouse Indemnity Company.
By Mr. b. ~ HUNTINGTON, (rep) OF Oneida-ro incor-
porato the National savings Bank OF NV York.
BY Mr.. vnDxsBzno, (rcp) of wayne-To aid in tho
construction OF the Lebanon Spring, alroid.
BY Mr. j. O. GRAnM DEM Of Oneida TO facilitate
the construction OF tho Southern Central Railroad
BY Mr. WiLwR, lrop) of Dulchess-To amend tho
charter Of tho city OF Hudson.
BY Mr WEED, tien) OF CiInionFor tho relief Of the
Williamsburg and Flaibhsh Railroad incorporate the
Niagara ship Canal Company
by Mr. YouSGLovg, trep.) OF saratogs-To Incorporate
BY Mr. BnASDREru trcr.) Of wcstchcster-To increase
h, salaries OF interpreters In tho courts OF Now York
Bills INTRODUCED
,Bv Mr. GOODRICH, (rcpl OF Kings-ro authorize John
I. Mills %
BY Mr.. J l. PAnKxn, trep) Of cayuga-To establish
Metropolitan Board OF Public Works
BY Mr. BucKsAS, trcp.I Of ngs-For suspension
railroad In BROADWAY
BY Mr. wnnsa-In relation to the inspection OF steam
BY Mr. TucKga, (dem.) OF New York-For the better
protection OF sick aad nrm passengers arriving IN tho
port % New York.
BY Mr. sgEaAcuEv. ticml OF New York-To incorpo
rate the Loaners Association OF Now York.
BY Mr. ASDznsoS, (dcm OF NV York-To create q
Board Of Commissioners OF wharves In the city Of Now
York.
by Mr. WHITE. trer Of RcnssclaerIn relation TO pas
by Mr. D r. woop. lrcp) OF Onondaga-RelaiIve TO
closing up incorporated banks
by Mr. FREAR, tiem Of Now York-Fm railroad In
Lexington avenue and other streets IN Now York
BY Mr SxsAcngn- Relative 70 Tho Thirty eighth rcgi
ment OF cavalry, New York, for relief
by rr CgxAriH, (icrn Of New York-To establish
thorough and uniform system OF railroad time
Hills rAssKD.
To amend the net providing for additional relief 70
sick aud wounded soldiers
To incorporate the New York Annual Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopa church
FIGHT HorR LABOR syvTRx
Mr. BnANDRgm moved 10 make the Eiyht Hour Labor
bill the special order for wednesday evening
fnalfa xraa l.af lac aafA IN al r.A
n two-thrIs vote carry H.
The bill INTRODUCED by Mr. caKisys FOR Increasing the
salaries OF the METROPOLITAN Police oricd 10 third
reading Adjourned.
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4 .,c.n. .o,,. ...,,
ss.@ sSs .s s.s % s.s pSs ss%%sE
.ome small particles adhered 10 the uoes which fell from
scale bot, Ssossa 'ssi ssdra s s ss
Of hs appar tna Tue crown sheet. Of the
sss IN more 50 than & The sheet; Of new boiler
me san eon,nmpton q Incl ~ ny opinion Your
'qas p.sa g. Gnsssos sw have had in u. !. M, boiler
steamship Helen urtty ono OF your Anttlnorunthors
nisror OF vas badly sesIsa as Is anortunatey Too
ofssn ssnn .hs &C cas. -. In IN AZ sesgoing Steamship
ey sssnsd he 5oiisr and on ,s arsi srs%ssoa we
found ma tho old .sis hal become loose sabseaasn, re-
boiler ssey and a. rss so% ss. ,Ss
The removal q the scale wa. effected by your An,lIn.
sr for the Sr ISs' s .s saS o%
boiler. en,rely failed apparatus proved decided
ne lead, s,S nj to ss eOnys9n As anti
boilers OF scaie use prevent is formation Per
nit Ine to say that have wondered morc gen
take great pleasure recommending your "AniIncru.
AID those having ,nen IN 's eaoas ., ssGn
WY '''''h HLhxAxnER IL SCHULTZ. of New York
JrrnasoS MILLS TWENTY yoUHIu wlapl
DrAn s-n your inquire. Of ,hi. dat. as to
u
hnm. A.
we hhve IN our mills eleven boilers. Eight of them
,ry psrsa feet ,s .S long In ss your
perfectly clean and scale which we tnow have
''Se Very ~ truly s0oPs ;or1ss your -ppara'u'
WE2l1n Ws,,,.x MuAdLIpIsoS udI Superintendent,
personally .saaia'sd with The fact s"s1Isg :. "so;. stated
rs" sson a. steam, Sosr tho to every
JOSEPH b. HUGHES
xo.,u p o,,,cs % o. rm,r.ns,rn's sSs.s llog,rl
MONT" nSasn nogs Jsn sisris "a ise
Jpgs % G. car.sos ss E's Ia. = :,
pss Sss rsn % X. h % csr /" f ss % s: &
coated with scale In he inside then tie apparSis
& nase ipne wss Of & eoa % by
thing attempted The BOILERS clean when they
,rss sssa ~ your % We know from nearly
S q. ':s' :sts
boiler becausr WI remove old scale aud prevent new from
We have eigh. boers.feur cylinder each twelve fee,
iong rcsng upon -four tubular each ten feet long This
are In the cyner or upper boilers and.
ne s hs as cr .hs iowsr Or ,nSr,r boiler. are
' a sns ns spsqsa 9sas g q = ysss ss
have by which clean boilers can be garsn
.esd q ~ time. and under III elrcum.,,noe and fol
so long period
sous using siea% Sos s as.pss TO ' per-
MtktIs MIMI 4 whEpE' sfdInsat Enr,noer
TWENTY rouHru srnsrI, Anovs Ga,ss.
. PHILADELPHIA. Jan. L. 1854 J
Mr.. JOuN q. CnxsSON;-
ssin answer 70 your inquiries Of the working of the
Anti Incrnstatr IL with satisfaction make the
following report Wv
has Secn ~" ever Ss sns IN n sos And
nations fOnd has the bysr.
scale examination about Jan,iary 4 l@g ~.
found .S%s small psr,islss e scale loose
ers are this day perfectly clean and cn from se.s
solely ~ the OF your never having
used other device, depending solely upon
efficacy o. sppaslus which ha. proved s.aasioy
hat we take pleasure IN recommending Its 10 ths pubic
The New York herald., 1866-03-10

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