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Westminster Md.

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". NJ. II !. II AoR- NJ Al N Il G 05go
TsgE this method to acknowlclge. their
kind regards to O generous public tor the
very liberal support they have .rcceiyedy It
has far exceeded their expectations. hey
no.; assure the public generally; that. with
enlarged facilities for doing all kinds OF
work generally, doncrin the. hest Foundry
and Machine Shops in, the whole, country,
they are ready to furnish eYeryartleieln their
line-such in part, as 100 fto Eihi .t3-t
THRESHERS, .rafffa diie
HORSE POWERS, 6.a,.-L,,l- -,
SPRING TOOTH WHEEL HORSE
't RATtkS,. PLOUGHS Of all kinds and
variety. (i,cludiug, the Ohnstead Patent
Revolving Land Side Plongh,) Corn Shell
lers, and gricultlual Implements generally,
at prices as moderate as any other establish
ment can afford to furnish the same, guaran-
tceing at all times all Machinery nianufae-
tured by us. ....E r. -isdsn8 20
Having just completed new and very
extensive Foundry, we are now ready to
supply CASTINGS of all kinds, of superior
quality and finish at short notice. -
BY prompt attention to business. and q
determination to maintain the standing and
credit of our mannfactory,, we hope to merit
and receive continuation of the public
favor heretofore 50 generousl, given.
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Real Estate Agents.

TE r unders Essaev na with their Bsnking
l ne, ass Will be ready with. blank forms.
for the description OF properly py lne z'.s
of August, 1868 Any persons pes,ria I ~ ~
sell OF purchase properly. VIII 20 wen w
calling on x1,>.e
HkoKERs.
and Is.ss Estate Agent
ano 20.-tf Westminster, NJ
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Central Hall Store.
NEW STORE & NEW GOODS
Nearly Opposite the New
Catholic Church..

VNHE undersigned has resumed business
again and is now receiving his Stock.
and will be receiving daily until all is com
plete. Our Stock will consist of nearly all
the varieties of goods that can be kept, ex-
cept Dry Goods. Our
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
will be complete, and consist of
Coffees, Sugars,
Teas, Spices, Syrups
and Oils, all of which shall be
sold low. Our
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT,
when finished, will consist of all the varle-
ties generally used by carpenters, builders
and undertakers, and will be sold at the low.
est cash rates. Our
Cedar and UiAow Hare
consists of Sleigh Baskets, Covered and I'm
covered Baskets, Tubs. Churns, Half Bushel.
Peck and Quarter Measures, Clothes Bas-
kets, Washboards, &c.
Also Forks, Shovels, Spades. Nails,
Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails, Cast and
Rought Butt Hinges, i and Strap Hinges,
Screws, Locks, Axes, Sad Irons, Saws, &c.
All of the above goods have been care
fully selected and bought for cash, and will
be sold at very small profit. BY calling
and examining for yourselves will be an ev-
idence of the fact BY keeping good goods
and selling them low, and by strict attention
to business, hope to receive liberal share
of public patronage.
janl6-1y JOHN II. BOWERS.
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THE "POULTERERS' FRIEND:"

EAEE FUUA1 ETA E{aS NtEND:
Or, Chicken Po,cder, Copy Right,Secured, }
4 certain cure for
G<npes i'm Chickens s. Turkeys.
VIII prevent and cure Chicken Cholera
and other Diseases common to
Poultry, and will promote
an increase of Fat.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH PACKAGE.
Ray Price 25 cents. 4Hga
ENHE annexed are n few of the certificates
we have received in proof of the great
value and efficacy of the Poulterers' Friend:
CARRoLLroS. BALTIMORE Co., Mp.
December Is, 1867.
Messrs. Clotrorthy d Co:
Gentlemen Il have nsed your "Poulter-
ers' Friend upon brood of young chick
ems that had the gapes. and am happy to
say that by the use of few doses they were
entirely cured. 1t will certainly cure the
gapes when used according to directions.
Yours, &C., GEO. HARTMAN.
AxxApoLs, Md, Feb. 7, 1868.
Messrs. CI0tworthy G Co.:
Gentlemen have sold all the ''Poulter-
CTS L TcCclFCu iIOHl you ld0t Au
gust. The poultry in the surrounding eoun-
try was dying very fast with Cholera" ]
recommended your ''Poulterers' Friend, !"
and it worked like charm. / gave it as
directed, and it cured those that were then
sick, andI have not seen any symptoms o
the disease since. Yours. &C.,
b. MENcKEN, Cross and Warner strs.
JEFFERSON, FRED'K Co., July %, 1867.
Messrs. Clotrorthy d Co.. Baltimore:
Conference.-The wonderful cures which
have been made by your '.Poulterers'
Friend, cannot fail to interest all who
raise Poultry. A gentleman Of this village
has been experimenting on chickens with
the gapes. He tried your "Poalterer 8
Friend" according to the directions, and il
had the desired effect in destroying the
worm, efectually relieving the chicken al
once Since then have had many calls
for it, and it has been used extensively with
the same result 1t is of incalculable value
to all who raise Poultry. Respectfully,
A. SPENCER.
CAC7ION
The public are cautioned against any SIM
liar preparations, only Clotworthy K Cos.
are genuine.
Hazt- For sale by A. Fl. HUBER, Westmin-
ster; Harrison Weaver. Uniontown, and by
all country merchants.
Manufactured only by CI.OTWORTHY
& CO., 500 Baltimore street.
A liberal discount allowed when pur-
chased in large quantities. mh5ssm
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HOOD 4 CO.,
A RE now receiving at their old stand,
IN an immence stock of
.FOreign& Domestic Dry Goods
direct from New York and Philadelphia.
DRESS DEPARTMENT.

DRESS DEPARTMENT.
Moire antique, gro. grain and gro. derine
silks, serge, shot poplin, basket lnstre,
striped poplin, imperial poplin, poplin al
pacca, dagma stripe, poidechever English
and French moreno, robe de chambre, robe
de lorient, &C., &c.
Mourning department full and oompiets.
For gentlemen, we have a choice variety
of cloths and cassimeres, black and fancy
hats, caps, boots and shoes. <BEs no
Of Notions, we have an endless variety,
we name ladies dress trimmings, bullion
silk fringe, gimp, buttons, ribbons, lace,
collars and handkerchiefs, hosiery, gloves,
ladies vests and pants, new.
A full line of shawls, long and square,
blankets. cognterpanes, &c.
Furs, natural water mink, siberian SPUR
rel, coney. &c. 5 rH
Balmorals, duchess empress and other
styles, Bradley Hoop skirts, grecian bends,
new. aa suG -sA ses@f
CARP ETS.1H az.
Ingram, rag and hemp, floor and table oil
cloth, window shades, all grades.
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Boarding.

tbs;s rS = u the country desiring to send
can Ia acco.a nuren to School in Westminster,
family by ami II;ossed with board in private
:. -ff-y 'Ag ~ this Office. sept z4-tf
A i loa,i me OF Aaction Goods cReap 4
- '-Assss' AN. Warner's.
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500 Farmers Wanted
TO EXAMINE OUR
NEW REAPERS, MOWERS,
SPRING-TOOTH RAKES, &c.

THOSE in want, (of any of these labor
saving implements,) particularly scien-
tifc and practical Farmers, will appreciate
the superior machinery we now offer for
sale; aud the inexperience or timid, upon
careful examination, will no doubt be in
duced to pnrchase, as we guarantee salts
faction or no sale.
Being unable to meet the increasing de-
mands for Agricultural Machinery of our
own mandatory, we have taken the Agency
to sell in Maryland the above named Ma
chinery. manufactured at York. Pa. by
Messrs Hoffines, Myers & Cos whose rep
utation as Manufacturers is unquestioned.
All OF any of the above, and also our
Celebrated DRILLS, PLOWS, &C., we
offer at prices to suit the times.
WAGONER Il MATTHEW'S,
ap16,-6m Westminster, Nd.
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Fall Goods
Just Opened.
Er4 sai fitgs.r = i'
j. BUSBY'S g. CO.,
One Door East Of Railroad.

One Door East Oh NalifOau.
A Large stock Of entirely new style Dress
N Goods, changeable poplinss in all shades.
plain and rep poplin in all shadesand colors,
English, French and American Merino, a
large stock of black alpaccas, black rep and
alpacca poplins all shades and colors, a
beautiful assortment of all the
LATEST STYLE STA WIS,
from 81 up, Irish linen, diaper, table linen.
towels and napkins, scarlet and plaid opera
fannels, cotton, all wool and gored
BaImoraI Skirts,
Calicoes. bleached and unbleached Muslin
of all grades at the lowest prices, full line
Of Notions,
Hosiery,
II t,,g and Corsets,
Men and Boys Cashmere,
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
JONI r. BUSBY & CO.,
One door East of Rail Road,
in First National Bank Building.
oct ], 1868.
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r HAVE to-day received my Summc styles OF
French Lasting Caters for Ladies. lopenneI
and little Rosette, opposite Catholic. Chuch
Westminster. june :.
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CHEMICALS,
DYE WOODS,
gifT or 3IIHo ss.lhkf hitV NJ
Aclbs, sr,cEs. PArsSr MkntciSEs AND
~" 'sf 20
tesr- ~ PEisFcNEi;Y, bsss sls +,

DERSONS desiring anything in the above
E line viii find upon examination one OF,
the most complete stocks Of goods, kept III.
any retail Drug Store in the State, ailuf 70
enable the constant demand to be met, IS
beng increased The following standard
Liniments always on hand; > ar.t' asdt "a
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TO PLY SICI-AN S

TO SICIANS.
The attention of medical practitioners is par
ticularly called to the
STOCK OF MEDICINES.
which ] am satisfied will be found as com.
plete as in any first class Prescription Store
in Baltimore. | have in course of prepare
tioua
"PHYsIcIAN's PRICE LIST
which will be issued every three months,
containing the prices Of the leading prepa
ratious.
aca- Particular attention pofd TO tn
Compromising Of Prescription.
feb. Oily
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Is the most perfect vegetable compound of altera-
yes tonics diuretics and diaphoetcs making it the
most effective, invigorating renevating and blood
cleansing cordial known to the world
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INsOLvENTs NOTICE.

Ingram, rag and hemp, floor and table oil
CLOTH window shades, all grades.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14
2ur WQMriht !

gai. btm Damsfcr -sseutfaslaiIc- snlprns.n mir
dd,te hirfiid,e 3ipstidp<n bobmifde Fafclbirnen
(sstrpdnsD, srpes iddIftde 9infen, grne iile gel.
Be Grbitn seipaltene Grbien, 8aso, Safsrsriise,
Riirnbcrscr Riiteln, itaeniid)e mdccarpnI ei.
d)urieiL a8cijensricS, PcrlacrRe IN aasn Nummtrn.
1amiilIcn, kbpiecrbccrci,, Mpbn stiinpeiz,
ganarien- uue Sanft- Saan,eii, Sbpeolasc, 2alat.
Sci ,e. welhs artiltl mir ,tm Witeaperllgis ~ btn
stasfta Warftprsiien empieblsn.
Sfpeet * pan s9eeS,
AsrSrrtepre ppn eiirpp6iid,sn grDhntteu.
(64-) " a79. 9ta,Baftimprf9S
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- Baltimore
Cli0 8 Gilelt : Sabn.

Gm ure ndt scnntas ben 10. sepi. 1868, t,bsr
ta8b erfs 5uSe S~am Sa!imprt' @bttlir8 uRb
yar'eFSsH'S' UNI i|aSi
t'brt td6iS (S0nnida; aGEBcnomhsn) I'm utr IS 81.
rub S'" Baltimore AZ; Gfr
tdglib (Srnnass Ciuillcytb) attrHs ltbr 30 NPin
btr Grpreb qua 9ebt tlRIta SamfdRs apS8tRsms
mem um llbr IS MIN, @ttRtg aD.
NGt pCic 3ase lhltBtn iD iu Htair une plrlerStura
s.n 5hasn Ha& aatn grnIto I'M Neltn. Suewtten unb
0nttftr atepmmoNaticnt. 9a1s rtrlaNcn Salttmcrs
tdslth nm lbr 10 Nlm. 8ad'm., (SpnndgS ausae.
llpr @rts,Gs ilh an Ter StrNsrt. 1mctiSn NIT pen
5usen nab Grgeer,t, rRs All her Sdgerstppu Sanction
Slpen Hab Sasnslsnr i'd aniblittfnN.
Ger " trit ettp'3 NJ sent pon Baltimore
UNI Utr 20 NNnrfen uae I'm llbr 80 OitrHttn
lrub uns ! ubr 20 9lm. mt 8 llbr 20 Radm. (; rpn
euierh's ele um I.3O unp II llbr 10 Qlu. rGt, uuh
$50 unb uSr 80 Min, Hla&mtaS, ID.
Eaaa pd9erstpIpn.
atflbrt hts 3u8et ven Baltimore ssn ubr gvtmit.
tags Unp 4.lo Mldmitdgt; 9tuittN6 III Saatrstrpu
an bic. -NalbmatrR GOuHta' 'SrntaBR"; GnIunft in
Sassrsiswn KS upr gIGdmttaa' unN 9.2o Rdtmit.
taat' 0uda9rt poh Hl9tr5tpwn truh 5.l0 unb IL ubr
RCraers; Antunti In Saitmrre nm 10 .25 WprNeus H.
4 ubr 45 Nlm. NahmillGRs.
Rad) 2Sind,ssrr.
Die 3uge ptrlnlen Baltimore I'M S.45 Wicraens uns
d.l0 Nafm., nne fonintn nm 2.55 9labm NIB 9.3s
abruhs al. NGbren ,urIt UNI 8 uAp 10. 80 NpreCns
nno trmmtn UNI 1925 VtOr8tnS une i.4j Ra5mit. IL
Baltimore an.
Iatb SSaibiugtpn.
abfabrt rcn Baltimore trNb UNI 5 llbr IS Win
TOO, $40 unp Il llbr 80 N Nlam. I'M 4.3O UNI
gteNeS S llbr 20 Min.
Nbaans @aibtnGtrr frub I, Il. ant
ia ubr, AaRmtitdss 40. $40 m0 uPr 80 NiH
Atenes.
Rad lnmapclis INT 90 WctNtns unb lIbr 30 N
NabmlttGGt Verldlcn 9eatMacn am ! llbr Wpr.
ashS UNI 4 llbr ~ nu. 9indm.
Die 3uae scTiaiien Gundpc.i. uni q llbr 80 Wtnuter
WpracnG une lhr 20, Win. gIndm.
1pnntage 3iige 9td,t l8aibiraipn I'm 3 bl
As Min, llbr 10 hin. WoracnS, Ubr5O JRin. INT
S lgr % Min. Yi0tm. Qrriaden gHalbmetOn UNI
R. 9ROrGcus, llHr 20, 5.40 Jiadm unb s Il. 20 Dl
aCeueS.
2ee0tR ndbsrcr bu'flmit Terer man lh an eds Bu,
rsau ter ~Salmprs Shir 9tientdbW" In GamtcnNraGt
Hs2en wetrrT auetuntt icpit BatrbiItte aucr Nr
II. (. 10 wenee man ib al 8. !. G Gn8lant, a9entel
IN her GlmPen. Stdtipn, prCr al nae VIlet @urCau.
9phm Y. ASilipu, 3ranSpprtmrthtt;
(22l J 4. u. Gole Naupt. Nillei .Mncnl
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0tlc@Halacg.

NN" = " 49,
Sieei Sdar tiailtn tscuhtdas aut0tnrmmsn) ndb
Buffalo une Siaadrd-RdIItn.
Scn unb nab Spnntds ten 10. SePt.lS6S. Die 3u9e
ccrla'en Baltimore Nit trlNt;
$50 Wprgcne epp Sd,uenua SGsllt
(lsprntaas auFSeHrmmEn,) uah ptttsburB unb tem
lDe.tn 9mtrl Buffalo uns zen Ntaanrl-Bdl u (. IN
1900 RddsmittuoS tabneiIua- 9aGrG Cent
tn1t ause.rpnImen nab ptIttbugB une feM ptitn g..
hOteltd nur lie g0ldmspprt,
u aNbenr SrpreR (Ssnniass dutBtnUmmen0
flr Zen lDelen.
II .O9Rad,tsG Grprce - 9aaIh. mad erm gDrHrr,
rrrelih Rdb suia.c, JpbeNtr ten Na5aTa- 5aaen pnp
GanaSa.
Die 3lec nit her .g0rt @iarplirctr Giisutabu~ st>
Sen $50 RpratRS unt $50 uRt $40 NotmtttaBs ab.
It 3lgt ulhrnucptr ue WtiNttarA leter $50
Wcr9tns uns ~ Wttlnae ab.
Die 3uat nit her s9umterIdut 0dGeper Giitntabn"
asbsH $50 0iUrscnS Hnp u llbr @iuag' ab.
Accommodations Sllge.
0fdeD sjort - lin $3.50 Na&ntOQS idai&. 6Sans
idat autatrsmrrn.
@artipn Accommodation - 52h Rddmttdbs (
Sctnals nuS8encntmtn.
Sie Sii0e tUmnltll In Baltimore al:
Qrm @tltn UNI Icrern nm lj StcrBtns $50,
IL lltr 20 uni $40 lthr Sbrnts.
QnFttru 49, $40 RcrlrNt. Nprt--l0 llbr Ia win.
2pCaen hes Psitertn, @ilCtc mad alien punftm Qntf.
une !teES, msIHr man f5 in Ter Sleur. Sta
tpn, an &c. =. 2pIua,
Gfrerdl pdldgt.Ngtpi;
j. ". SIfbarrp,
(22I-1 Rtusrdls Superiutgnhent,
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tralen. Ilm btlufndatt ld pih nit crr
Ngucrm9 mcmcS NlhlIrs; DW mrtiel!
tbn untrr mtinI Wldublcr uertbCtIrn unc
frtCEe ubcr metptm 9lnprFcn wIItn ldl,
in"
Dan binttale ion mlr Bttlh nah mcirtr
Seimtetr EN-, bemcrtttpltrprf; anidn battt
rad Ictncm 1u'nwiupcn IN uutrtr g0pt"
nung ndharfutt, cisS @lpiu dut rem Etfhc
9efunpsn Unpes actfnrt. Iic an lllr aui>
aeiunpmsp &letpuuathldc wurecn ais ciC
Deiniaen nancltaprt, wie man mtr mtttbctItt.
Teme 9sdte mar IN etnt2Cr GntrrrnnA pcn
btr &taet Npfacflttt unp 8ani III ctr Stae
sericbGrrt wprpG. Der Jpp,rnNrabT Gct-
er fubrtc MID ~ BEN uuihcinbIren SuleL
Der iin ubrr tte crtcb. SD lpmte funmttr
metnr teibCn 3brdncn nit rcnient9rn Erui.
lrn's permilCbn."
(Ecrti. fciat.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14

Mnecr untsr 4 Satren frS aanjfrsi.
Stber pdlaaitr hat 100 ID GBepGf ei, fur utbsras>
pint pire etne aernle Ndte bertdret.
uuf isten 3u8r befnpet I'D pep3nfus Gin Stutl&
IprIheneer Acamter.
Y9ariuiig,-llm nidt bctrpaen Al ptrben, fdufe man
8lcc bircft prm untsrIrihuslen @enera IaeutSu btr
Habn. Otto &dde,
gfrerai,Naen str Northern Central. unb
pennplpaniIdtu Giierbafn.
o. Tr. 1874 Ibames,, Gdt her NHuirlfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14

Price l24 Cents per Week, So 90 per An
am payable in advance.
Price Of the Weekly, published every Fri
dav, $3.50 per Annum mailed to Europe,
including postage. $500 per Annum, pay
able in advance.
ADVERTISING AT THE USUAL RATEg
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3eiMnenidlule.

9m I. Ottbr., absueS7 ubr, erB'nsie prof. Gnde in
8nappY Snltat pieeer bic 8eitnenidule Tlir anaben
unp prt oitie.be piprenS bes Wneriemet.rs wctent.
lid 2 Nlal, WittpSG8 une Sreitass, pcu 10 ubr
fpri9siett. Aue Sranhen bes 3ehnenunttrritts wer.
ben plttmatiIa uns sriinolh unterrittet. @nmeeun.
aen tiIet man 5aleier ~ matsn. t237-J
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llutcritiisnn
hem
Arb fiter!
Sic GincilInaticr grgcnicitige
6flnnObrit5 11rrlbfrllngs-
0efclltd,aft.
Saupt ntirau: SITES Spcrnbaus.
Siderbeits,G Capital -. 100000
Gnrprpprirt am a Contender 1877


Sneprpprirt am 4. September 1857.
Sirettprsn
Sec. N. BiIbpp, gster u. Wtits,
W. RcIcniird, Strma5 8. Wanntr,
SUlepb s. Sutler, 3brmas y. Parton,
gsnamtn G9sIeiUn, U. VI. SDItcu.
Sd. =. G'attts spiniam q. 9sat.
Seinr. &ebler, S.I. Jlatermaun,
Ibpmas ". Iattbews.
Seante:
8. VI. Rattermnnn, Yrdlieent;
w. y. @apbts, 9ies'griirent;
@atbauttl RGff, 5stretir;
R. Rpfenfrd, Wensral.mdnaBsr;
Or. s. Jranf. lInteriudunss'a 'arit.
Stndn,s q pnitc
1brmas $. WauntR, VI U. ScpItrH, gDm. g. Ssal.
Sssuatnanntt Grftafhait bietet Stssm, tstertt Sc.
fdtb, welter au fsnsn tdsIl&tn grrsenn ansrrtefcn
H. bic GSsleserte ib fur &rantbetsfiGs, aud ipte,
bic hur lnaas tsrsUrSrrufsu psrDsn srssn Mans. II.
Glene III idhiiesn.
Sc mad gttDalmi6 her cinss,abtsn gr6me erbilt ber
@eridsrts Won bis tu 6O IpQare wEtentisb wabrent
ttr aau,en Ddusr srn arbsitsunfdbtpttit, unp rsnr
fslae etn alnses Sabr unbaleR ipQte. guh mirl
brm geridertr isire luerlusuns rr6trrnb Der Dauer
her Nrttitsunfdhsttt teablt sIbl ptnn se ranttei,
am ud6fs 1age nab Gnpfano her ge!tse phtr
tiuen @tpHat, etne 9pp DE pstr eincn Z an
sH NtIau tsislttu eintrsen ipln, urS i'm 5ptesfalIs
ecs Ncriiehcrrn crbaen bic Stntertletenen ttFeber
ven 300 bis $1,000.
Dise Gcieliduit sstlanst feline Gntritts8tlter stt,
Onas @sbubrsa. urt bic primien inb 70 nietris a,.
fent baF e6 Rismauhsm ltwer fdat, fb her tSetliha
aniufblieBen.
Die irsnsen Sefsse Sss Staates Chic unt has arpe,
SidlerbeIis sSapitai btsisr GtIelitat ftlstn ben
Seriasrtsn eesen ieemSsten @erlun. ...
sSilb. Sstrncburs,
gentral'gBen fur hen Stadt plarplanb unb Darf
Columbia.
Sntermtiilbss Uarsan: gir. II, Glib C8aDffraes,
laus1l,6ND Baltimore nh.
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10: s T~O ane building lots on william stree
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Our Caloric Engine.


The progression OF local newspaper
is significant of the progress and pros
perity of the community in which it is
Established. In this light it is matter
of some importance that the, Old Ga
zette, in this eighteenth week of its
ffty.Jirst year takes a great stride for
ward in the march Of Improvement by
adding to its mechanical force one of
the most beautiful appliances and finest
triumphs of modern inyention. si
In this Office the old crank. at which
our muscular force has patiently, sweat
lily labored through so many tOilsome
days land nights like Sisyphus at his
endless task, has been suppIanted by the
band and pulley,and the simple agency
of heat which never W wearies and knows
no seSSha1lstia@a- ly59TaIIy this wealth.
eF y is made 20. do the work of muscle.
Our Devil, like OtheIlo mourns the loss
Of his occupation but what is his grief
is our JOY as we trust 1t will be that Of
community in which we live. What
ever cireumscribes the occupation of
the d-l ought to be matter OF public
felicity. s a.I -
The application by. Mr. Ericsson of
heated or expanded air as a motive
power is one Of the finest triumphs of
human ingenuity. It's essential beau
ty is its simplicity, winch indeed con-
stitutes its highest success, for in me-
chanics, as in literature it is most difi-
cult to achieve that which is simplest
or as the old poet H6raee would phrase
it, "Dl6tctLe est proprte copaness1siG li-
cere;" ''It is very difficult to say Tor do)
common things we'll" It required the
mind of q Columbus to show sneering
courtiers how to stand an egg on its
smaller end, though the process was
even mirth-provOking in its simplicity.
Men saw apples fall for ages before the
mind of Newton discovered in that the
philosophy of gravitation. So nobody
dreamed that in the very air we breathe
lurk the sinew of force until John Erics-
son, tie genius of the Monitor thought
it out. .H"oi
The engine we have put in operation
in our Office and ofwhich the printing
of these lines is the maiden effort, is
gem of mechanism and was manufac-
tured at our order expressly for the Ga
zette OHice by Mr.. james. a, Robinson,
164 Duane St., New York. It has an
eighteen inch cylinder, two-horse pow
er, and weighs 25sO lbs. The engine it,
self occupies but little more space than
an ordinary eook-stove and requires
about the same amount of fuel to keep
1t in operation. No water and ofeOurse
no steam is used, the. propelling power
being obtained entirely from the expan-
sion of air. For q country printing Of
flee these machines have an especial