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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-02
Personal and Political.

Hon. w II. Barnum, Of Connecticut,
still continues very i'll.
- The Washington CAronjc!e urged Mr..
Stanton, in any contingency, "to stick"
- Twenty thousand dollars au hour, day
and night, is the interest on the public debt
Mr. Weed takes up grant and Colfax,
but evidently di6approves Of the negro plat
form.
- Over five hundred negroes voted the
Democratic ticket at the election in Sayan.
nah, Chatham county, Ga.
- Mrs. Walker the wife of the present
Governor of Florida, died in Tallahassee, the
capital Of the State, on the 18th inst.
&C. J. Dunn, the Lieutenant Governor
elect Of Louisiana, is a negro. and was appoin-
ted a member of the New Orleans City Ccun-
Gil by Gen. Sheridan.
One of Thad Stevens admirers writes
that the impeacher plays faro an hour every
evening" 'ior mental recreation" and not for
the love Of gambling, as he seldom bets more
than $50 at time.
- The Nashville (renn.) Press and Times
says that it is Cow to!erlbly certain that
proclamation of universal amnesty is in course
of preparation at the White House, and will
be issued before the meeting Of the National
Democratic Convention.
- Mr.. Ashley thinks that failure on the
eleventh article of impeachment is to be our
political Bull Run. Would it not be more
original metaphor, as well as a more graceful
com pliment to distinguished Manager, to
style this "our political Big Bcthel."-M. y.
Times.
- The terms of the seven Republican
Senators voting ''not guilty" on the eleventh
article of impeachment, expire as follows !:
Fessenden, of Maine, 1871; Fowler, of Ten
nessee, 1871; Grimes, of Iowa, 1871; Hen
derson, of Missouri, 1869; Ross, of Kansas,
1871; Trumbull, Of Illinois, 1873; Van
Wrinkle, Of West Virginia, 1869.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-02
DEE D..

In Mnrlinsburg. on the 22d ult., Mrs. ELIZA
BETH LEArHERS, cnmsvrt of William Lcalhcrs,
aged o. years and . months.
On the ODD ult., in Shcpherdstown n, Dire. SALLTE
HEYSER, daug liter OF Gregory and Catherine Bit
ncr, in the 22d year of her ge.
In Shcpherdstown, on tho 26th ult Mrs. CATH
AflN f LOYNS, in the 5lst year Of her age.
NEW VERTIS EMENTS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-02

RS 4 Conservative Mass Meeting will be
held at Winchester on the 10th Of this month.
It is expected that addresses on the issues of
the day will be delivered by Col. Robert E.
Withers, Hon. A. II. II. Stuart, Maj Uriel
Wright, Hon. r. Y. Conrad, and Col. T. w.
NJ. Holiday. \ general attendance of the
conservatives of the counties Of Frederick,
Clarke and Warren is expected.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-02
UhNTED.

A YOUNG MAN about II IS years old, in a
"a Drug StCre. Que who is willing to apply him
self to the business, will tind a good situation.
Apply through letter to
Junr2, 1865 SPIRIT OFFICE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-02

1t may be paradoxical, but generous
hotel landlord is an inn hospitable man.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-02

THEIR AGEs.- Grant and Colfax are near
ly of an age. Grant was born on the 9th
of April. 1922, and Colfax on the 23d of
March, 1928.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-02
PROFESSIONAL CARD.

DR.. PEMBROKE a. TECMsoN,
NFFERS his scrviccs as PHYSICIAN and SUR
~ GEON to the citizens of Summit Point and vi
cinity. His office, for the present, will be at his
fathers residence. Orders left at tho Depot will
receive prompt attention.
June =. IS6S-tE-F p
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-02
MARRIED..

On the 2Ist ult.. at the residence of the brides
father, by Rev. E. IS. Lacy, MIR. d. ID. FICEES. of
Franklin county. Pa, TO Miss CARRIEF., daugh-
ter OF L. II. Robinson, of HIartin5buTg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-02
NOTICE 10 TRESPASSERS.

9AYiSG lately been very much annoyed by
pcrsons riLiu" through 0uI farm leaving gsi,s
open, throwing down iruCrs hunting and shooting,
We hcTcby-Giyc notice that Intend in fuIur. TO
prosecute all persons trespossinE promises.
REYES K COCKRILL.
june .. Iscs-st F P 49, -.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21


RAlLRoAr MEETING Pursuant 70
a Gull o. 10 charter, the mcmbcfs Of
the Worthingion Valley ard Mapches-
tor Railroad Company held very en-
tEusiastic railroad meeting At Dover,
Baltimore county, o. Saturday the
10th instant, when the following
places were designated as points % open
books and solicit subscriptions % bald
said road Ashland, Mantua Mills, Do
yer, DnvisyilIe, Bcnson's Mil, Lawson's
Mill, zoucksviIIe, Hampstead and Man
The Hev. P. A. StrobeI, will preach
III Winters Church % Sunday the 2ftl,
inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and al Bausts'
on tho same day at 2 O'Clock p. NJ
Also At Kriders on Whit Sunday the
8ist inst. IL 10 o'clock 4 ~, AZ Leister's
al 2 o'clock z NJ, and in the Lutheran
Church Westminster, on the same even,
ing at s O'clock He win also preach
on Friday evening next ed, 10 the Lu-
theran Church, West End, at 8 o'clock,
II. w Sullivan, Esq. Of this city,
was, on motion Of A. D. Schaciicr, rs d ]
admitted TO practice 10 the Courts Of
this county on Saturday last.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

And, awout it be nice,y when there is
nolongdr 40 organized party 70 trample
upon the Constitution, ITO outrage Che
vsryinstiaets ofour nature BY attempts 70
iuaugurate negro eqaaIity aud TO bring
down the white mau 10 level with the
African TO maintain standing army
ia time Of peaee 70 cat the substance
Of the people, 70 swell our enormous
public debt, and heap higher the bur-
den Of grinding taxation upon the
shoulders Of the grooming people. =
"Won't il be nice 7" Then will be In
augurated second nera Of good feel
ing" similar to that under the Admin.
istrasion Of Monroe, after the stormy
days Of Madison and the war Of 1919,
when the Buffers, the Binghams, the
Stevenses and the Logans, Of that day,
threatened, not to impcach the Prcsi-
dent, but to seizo him by force and
spirit him away 70 the Island Of Elba,
or some uuinhabited spot, whore he
never again would be heard Of, Or az
tempt 10 thwart the deep-laid plans Of
che toriss, apostatcs and Hartford Con-
vention Federalisls. And then men
win look back upon these times aud
wonder that they were ever so infatua-
Ted, so blinded, as 70 thread tho hares
or political error with such men as But
Ter and Thad, Stevens for their guides.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

The effects Of fashionable dissipation
upon females are proved by the ndmis.
sion into the Binghampton NJ X !. Id.
ebriate Asylum Of !, 300 young woman,
daughters Of wealthy paronts. The
whole number enrolled amounted TO q.
153. s
A little boy three yenrs Of age, named
ANTHONY Amcs, residing with his pa
rents in New York, while playing With
some coffe beans, on Friday afternoon,
got one ID his throat and was choked 10
deatil ina few seconds.
There j boy named Foster in Trows
bridge, Michigan, but nineteen years
old. who is seven feet and three inches
high. s
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21
State or MaryIaud.


Orffcs 81 FMS SEcnfranf o. STA4E, :.
AxkAFoils, May lsfh, 1868.
To all schou. II may Conmgm
Notice y hereby gives, thns sppIicafior,
has been made 70 the Governor fog an rsosls
prosequi ~ the case ~ The State ". Angus5
tns UarAles, indicted 10 ths Circuit CouYs
Tor Carroll county, a February Term, 1861,
Tor larceney. The Governor will take M
The anid case for iinall decision, on OF after
10Th day Of May instant, until which time
PROTESTS against she said application viii BE-
heard, and she petition Ia the ease open TO
inspection, a. the discretion Of shg 0ovcrUor.
By order ofthe Governor,
JNO: n. CAfsTER.
myzI.1 SeeFelary of STATE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21
Death Of Edward v. Bolt. ESQ.


Edward " Belt, Esq, departed this
life al bis residence in Upper Marlbo-
rough, Prince Georges county on Thurs
day night last. We notice this sad
event IN our columns because Il is ap.
propriately calculated 70 touch the sen.
sibilitics and move the sympathies Of
all who fscl = State pride. This sad
Intelligence has deeply afflicted ns all,
and We mourn il tho more, because The
deceased was 10 the meridian Of his
intellectual yigos whom The gloomy An
gel Of Death came TO shroud bis earthly
vision. The elevated intellectual order
Of the deceased wss feIt and ackpcwl.
edged By all who knew him. The native
force Of his mind partook Of intuition,
and Enthusiastically marked him out as
one Of Gods favored som. Hc won at
the Bar high distinction for acute and
elaborate legal lesrn;sg, for subtle dis
eliminating powers, and for the charms
Of his forensic eloqpcncc. His services
in tho balls Of Legislation were equally
as prominent for their ability and states.
manship, and they assigned him an
advanced position in the eye Of the
public. In his private life his manner
was kind aud urbane, generous md
frank. He possessed al the sensibili.
ties OF cultivated ssssicsHan. Ills
principles were pure and exact, con
trolled BY that mysterious oblig i,ion
between creature and Creator. This
man is dead Blu. such = man canpo,
die. Hc has len deaihIesA example,
an example which win summon 70 bis
memory she admiriug expressions Of a
long posserisy. The inaueucc or his
character, both public and private, lean.
ed at all Tins 70 the support of liberal
doctrines and sound principles. Ills
death has caused gloomy lsilence 10
the hearts Of all who knew his worth.
They feel that a mighty mcMal tower
has fallen; they feel that bis humorous
yiyacity, case and pleasantness Of social
intercourse are their loss forever; they
feel that the friendly tones Of bis cheer.
ful and sprightly conversation no more
win be theirs to enjoy. Although he
was summoned TO the mansions Of the
dead, ~ tho career Of active aud useful
services, we take 70 ourselves this 30.
lace in the midst Of grief, that he wears
the golden crown Of Immortality. His
luminous and capacious mind acknowl-
edged the truth Of the Scriptures, and
he chung in that awful moment Of dis.
solution to the glorious hope Of a pence
full eternity. Let US bow ii long and
deep reverence TO Ills win. aud look
through the maze of this life to that
glorious Immortality which We trust be-,
longs to our departed friend.
- s------
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

MEssRs. EDIToas lin order to correct a
false impression 10 the minds Of aome OF
our citizens, IL Is proper 10 state that the
moneys disbnrsed by the Mayor and City
Council for the opening OF streets, as stated
in the Treasurers Report, were all received
from Geo. w. Matthews and others, for
whose benefit said streets were opened, and
none Of Il taken out Of the money collected
as regular Taxes. sigs
~ giving The above an insertion you will
oblige Yours Respectfully,
WA. CUNNINGHAM,
late Treasurer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

The Democratic City Convention ia
Baltimore on Friday night elected dele
gates TO the State Convention which is
to elect delegates to the National Con-
yention. A resolution instructing these
delegates 70 vote fos men Ia favor ofthe
nomination Of George II. Pcudletou for
Presidency was laid on the table.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

TUESDAY, May 10th.
Flour. Howard Street Super and Cut
Extra 10 25a$ll IS, do Shipping Extra ii so
aSlz 90. do High Grades i225aS1gOD, do
Family 10 25a$14 90. Ohio Supcr and Cut
Extra {. 90 aSO 90, do Extra ii. 25aSll 50.
Cisy Mills Super 10 O0ns1i rs, do Standard
Extra II 75aSl2 SO. Baltimore High Grade
Extm 140OA$iA5O. RYE Flour o 5Das 10 90
Corn Meal 75aS6 90
Grain. Offerings Of Wheat to-day were
confined to 1910 bushs red. ard oht of which
1877 bushs medium Maryland sold at 81 90.
rn--Iteceipis 10, 40 bushs white and g.
600 bushs yellow; market steady, GALES re-
ported embrace 6 20 1900 bushs prime
white AZ 81 lb. Rye-iO0 bnshs received
and sold al4$2 per bushel. OATS Receipts
Today 300 bushels; small sales only rrpor.
tod, included were 100 bnshs as 80 els meas.
uFe.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
May 10th, 1868.
Besf Collie The offerings AZ tho Scales
during the passwcek amounted 20 GG4 head.
The prices ranged rs follows Old Cows and
Scalawags, ut 5oa$5 so; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen md Cows SOa $3.50; laif oual.
ny Beeyea 75aSs; and the very best Beeves
81 = 5OaSlo IS per lO0lbs the average price
being about 81 80 gross.
Shesp. Pair 70 good sheared sheep ai
4lal cenis, per ID. gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged a. follows, fa;r 10
good live Hogs II 5basli 2s per 100 lbs
net.
Wool URwashed II - 10 80 cents; Tub
washed IS 10 ~ esntsi No. /, pulled, 30 to
IS cents.
L1afher Cssy Slaughter ~ 70 Is cents;
Rough Skirsing 10 10 ~ cents, Spanish Sole
y 70 ~ CENTS Country Slaughtered % to
40 ceDts.
Hides Association Steer at rs "a IL cts;
Cow " 70 10 esntsi Buenos Ayrcs 20 to II
cents, gold.
Hsg.--GoOd 10 prime balsd Timothy at
2aaS25 per ton.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21
Attention, Democrats 4 Conservatives.

The Democratic and Conservative
voters Of Carroll county win meet at the
vi uaI places in their respective districts,
a. 3 o'clock Y. M., on Saturday, tle
23d Of Nay inst, to send Delegates to
q County Convention to meet at West
minister, at 2 o'clock y. Nj, on Monday
the 25th Of Nay i,lst., for the purpose Of
choosing five Delegates 10 represent
Carroll county in the State Convention,
called to meet at Baltimore, on Wedaes-
day, the 3D. day Of june mert. The
object Of the, State Convention is to Sc
lect Delegates from Maryland TO attend
the National Convention which is to
meet at New York city, July An, 1868,
TO nominate candidates for President
and Vice President.
issa BY order,
~, ]. NJ. PARKE,
-. Chairman Co. Cent. Com.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

The DIFFERENCE Ono Of the chief
points'of difference between civilized
and barbarons mankind is ia the atten-
ton given 70 the natural covering for
the head the one being carefully cut.
cleansed and brushed, aad tho other al.
lowed to remain dirty aud uukcmpt.
The use Of /" Barretf's Vegetable Hair
Restorative" viii ensure all that could
be desired by civilization or Ignored By
barbarisin - boston Post.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

a FRIEsD IN NEED. - Gyaces Gle
brated 'Saivs is friend indeed. Who
has not found il such 10 curing cuts.
burns, bruises, scalsls, ialons, bo;ls, and
even the most obstinate old ulcers aud
othersores. II is a wonderful compound.
suited alike TO the skin Of thechild and
Of the adult.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

On tle 9TH insinnt, BY The Rev. Jacob
sschleE, Mr. Wesley Kahn, Of This county,
and Miss Amanda Wozley, Of Adams coun.
II, Pa.
Ii faltin1ore, o. t'se ] 4th instant, by the
Rcs Samuel Phillps, Albert g. d. Murdoch,
Of Nessminssef aud Merry J. Todd. Of Bal.
timore cosniy-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21
II; BuFFINGToN, N. d.

N. las ! am compelled 10 leave, ne
iowa Of Mes Windsor, ! have aaihsrxed
and empowered Thomas Upton 20 ssssge ~.
business O The late hFm Of Burlington X
Morrison, the Book Account aud Notes aue
said firm can be found At his Office, and in.
mediate settlement positively requested.
IL. G. MORRISON, II. ID.
NEw wtxpsoa, No., may2f---4t q
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

The wheat crop of Northeast Ala
bama Is represented as unusually prom
ising. The reports from Northwestern
Georgia are also highly favorable
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

Near this city, on Friday last, Anna
Mary, consort Of John Hcrsch, aged n
years, s months and 5 days.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

rINRIxl TRIx III delightful perfume Cor
The breath. Sold at eWest Fur Dlhg
Store, BY +. o. Grimes. ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21
DISSOLTTToK

TIME copartncrship heretofore sxist;ur
IL betwcen the undersizhed h The prar-
lice Of Msdscine, has been Dissolved ~ mn.
tual consent. Dr.. II. G. Morrison X aIeo
authorized 70 settle the business DC she late,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

To THE MAr0R AND Conrox CouxcrI.
~ wEsyNlsrER, Nh.
From .he 2sd Of May, 1857, TO May 6lh
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

IA II. persons knowing themselves indeIs.
IN al IL he lata firm ~ ieat,y 4 F i',,,sr
iclter. are hereby notified thar fhe Rook
Accounts, Notes &C., of said .f;rf,l Ln.e
been placed ia the hands Of Thomas Tip,on
for collection. And In order 10 save cc.t
and expense. nll will do we'll By calling mon
him at his Office Immediately.
A. J. GEATfY.
JACOB FKOWNFELTER,.
NV Wlspsoa, Nh, may2f-4t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

A Fair aud Festival for the benefit
Of the Reform Church. Manchester, will
DO he'd on Friday, The 10Th Of May.
On Whit Monday Dinner and supper
will DO prepared. On Thursday aud
Friday nights, June 4th aud 5th, d Con.
cert will be given, also several valuable
prizes viii be drawn for. All are inyi-
ted to attend. Tickets to the Concert
twenty five cents.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

On Saturday night last, Constable
Mathews arrested the following persons
for violating che I2,h Ordinance Of the
city Of Westminster, for disturbing the
peace BY tumultoua and rioloiss conducts
Richard Wheeler, Henry Morgan, @.
Myers, Peter Baehcr, aud james Jack
son, all cclored. They were taken be-
fore Justice Hoppe who fined Wheeler,
thc leader, 50, and tho rest 81.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

CoMMENpARLE The Western Md
Railroad COMPANY have inst completed
tho grading aud laying Of the wagon
road from the street 20 the depot. This
is very commendable enterprise, and
one that we feel confident win be fully
appreciated BY parties having goods 70
haul 70 and from the depot.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

The Common Council organized on
Monday evening by appointing II. Il.
Crout, ESQ, Counsellor; Dr. George s.
Fouke, Treasurer James Al. DilIar,
Clerk Benjamin. Williams and n. G.
Mathews, BsiIiiis and Collectors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

INSTALLATION Rev. Chns. r. Gio
yer was on Monday evening. the llth
instant, installed as Pastor of Harmony
PresbyteSian Church, at Mount Airy,
10 this county. The installation servi.
COS were performed BY the Rev. DR..
Joha g. Smith, o. Washington, aud
Rev. DR. Cam. Principal 81 tbs Female
Sciainary, Frederick eily. The large
assemblage 10 attendance, the beautiful
scenery, aud hospitality Of the people
rendered the occasion one Of rare graft.
Gcaiion 70 al.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

The grass crop or this county II Is
thought win be the heaviest cut for a
number Of years. The wet weather Of
last fall, the SHOWS during the winter,
and the continued rains Of April, all
combine 70 create q heavy growth.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

SALE or LAHp.---Jcre. L. shucey,
Esq, has purchased the farm Of Mr.,
Esau Randall, situated 10 New Windsor
District, containing 26i acres, for the
sum Of 1920, cash. Also, the farm Of
Mr.. Henry Ditman, IN Westminster
district, containing l 81 acres, for $1,000.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-21

Respectfully Submitted will vouchers.
WM. A. CUNNINGHAM,
my2l-lt Treasurer Of Corporation.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-24

a GRAND JUNCTION SrATIoN.-There are
some excellent suggestions in the following,
from the Portland Transcript:
The little village Of Woodford's Corner, in
Westbrook, might well bear the name of Rail
road Corner. The narrow neck OF land con-
meeting the peninsular on which Portland is
built with the mainland, causes nearly all the
railroad lines entering the city to converge to a
point, and several of them pass through this
village, While there is a near prospect of other
lines taking the same route TO the city. Al
ready the village is entirely surrounded by rail-
roads, to say nothing of the horse railroad track
which runs Though it. There are five railroad
crossings on the various roads entering in the
village, and valuable property has been much
cut up by the opening of new routes The
Portland & Rochester proposes now to take
new line through the Corner, with & deep cut,
and the Maine Central is also laying out a
route which will cross it. If the Portland &
Ogdensburg comes in on the Portland & Roch-
ester line, the passing of trains here in few
years will be very frequent. As some compen-
sation for the disadvantages attending this
converging OF railroad lines at the village, the
various roads centerin. there should establish
there graud junction station. Such a station
would be a great accommodation to passengers
coming from or going to the lower part of the
city. By means of the horse railroad
cars they conld leave or take the cars at Wood
ford's Corner, and reach their destination at
small expense Passengers from the lower
part of the city going east by the Portland &
kennebec, now frequently take the horse cars
and catch the train at Woodford's Corner A
junction station would accommodate many
more, and be the means of inducing passen-
gers going through to stop over train in tort-
land.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-24
IsrERrsrlse TO MANUFACTURERS We nc

INTERESTING TO MANUFACTURERS. We no
ticed few weeks since some very interesting
particulars from a correspondent of the Press
respecting the extensive paper manufactures
of Messrs. A. c. Dannison & Co., at Mechanic
Falls, since which we have learned other par
ticulars which we deem of Importance to man.
ufIcturers, particularly those using water pow
er, as these enterpr;sing manufacturers, after
having introduced the uew machine Y for i'm
proving the quality and extra finish, have
sought to increase the. quantity of their pro-
ductions as well, which advantage they have
accomplished by increasing the capacity of
their present facilities In the introduction of
several of the celebrated Chase Patent I :
proved Jonval Turbine water VII els in place
Of those heretofore used and considered the
best, yet, from the reduced amount of water
and the greatly increased power, the result
from the Chase wheels proved satisfactory be-
yond their most sanguine expectations.
These wheels are the invention OF Messrs. j.
D, Chase & Sons, engineers and wheelwrights
CT long experience in the practical application
of water as motive power, and are manu- 'ac-
tured by the Turbine Water Wheel Manufat
turing Company, of Orange, Mass, under the
personal superintendent of the inventors
And having recently been closely engineered
sad tested, they now stand approved by the
highest engineering authority, as giving per
cent Of power superior to any other wheel =
They are also more simple in construction, con.
venient, durable, and are sold at lower prices.
FrUm tho variety of sizes and other complete
notifications, they are admirably adapted to
any situation, insuring the most complete re-
sults. The Messrs. Dennsons will be pleased
to show the operation of these improved wheels
at any time. Messrs. Brown & DenniSon, sue
cessors to the Yarmouth Paper Company, also
thu Village Flour Mill Company at Yarmouth,
and the Lisbon Paper Company are using these
wheels, as we'll as at various pieces in this
State. and in fIct through the country, Civ
ing the most complete satisfaction. Messrs.
Charles Staples & Son, the enterprisng ma.
chinists, on Commercial street, are agents for
che sale of these wheels, wher4 a sample may
be seen. A MANUFACTURES.