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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-22
Confessions or q Statesmen.

We read in q good many newspapers
that recent historical delivers have dis-
covered that Hamilton had an affair
with a woman which troubled him u
good deal. and injured him politically
TWAS hardly necessary to delve very
deem TO fine out this. Hamilton himself
printed pamphlet or the subject. which
has now become scarce, but which PER
soas interested in such curious matters
have seen. There is a copy in Boston,
in the possession OF Mr. Charles Wal
lace, reporter io the United States Su-
preme Court, snd we think that
the NewYork His,orics! Society has
one. In this pamphlet Hamilton makes
that full and Tree confession which Is
good FOR the soul. It's curious story,
but hardly worth repeating here. The
gist of i. is, that while Hamilton ad-
mi,s the sin frankly, he vehementiy
asserts that it had not, as bis deisners
charged, Influenced his bestowal OF the
patronage o. bis Office. The passage in
which Hamilton owns and lamen!s bis
fault is admirably written.-THtnns.
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Who In Bishop?

The last General Conference Of the
II, B Church, South, elected Rev. Dr..
Keeper, Of L,., q bishop, the Rev. Dr..
Duncan OF Randolph, Macon College,
coming within two or three votes OF
deieatius him. Since that, the Secre.
tary of the Convention hss discovered
AN error in the count and the majority
now appears to have been for DR.. Dun.
can. Bishop Keener has been ordained
and hes exercised all the functions oil
the ofice. The question is now, who
IL bisbop.-Ssa,nter Tndseat~.
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Our Brother of the Petersburg
Time. is happy. A number OF his
friends have rendered to him "a public
entertainment or festival Tor tie benefit
OF your estimable paper and Brother
DRAHosH gushes respousively through s
half column Of the Times ard appoints
July 25th as the happy da:e Of the pro-
posed fes.ivity. We are expecting BY
every mail a gils-edged Invitation to
the festival" and free ticket fo- lager
beer and pretzsls adhhtum. A wink Is
40 good - Q nod to q DRAHosH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-22
SEVERAL errors occurred 10 the YER

SEVERAL errors occurred 10 the YER
sion of the opinion Of the Supreme
Cour. 81 Appeals 10 the Pen';en'la'y
csse published yesterday morning. A
portion Of the opinion was inadVe''ent-
IL omitted and numerous tyPos'sph'-
cal errors (alnost iusepsrab!e from the
publication o. 20 lengthy document
from manuscript copy have also been
discovered. These errors will all be
corrected and the omission supplied 10
the WEEKLY REalsrKR TO be printed to-
morrow. We mention the matter IN
order that our State exchanges who
desire to publish the full text OF the
opinion may copy from the Weekly
instead OF from yesterdays Daily
RRaurRR. a...
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DIED.

sCHoPPER-On Sunday, July p, 1873,
Emma schoppcr, aged g years.
The funsral viii take place on Tuesday,
July cd, at P. IL, at the residence Of her
father on Main street near foot OF John.
Friends CT the family are respectfully inyi.
ted to attend.
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Lindsey Institute.

THIS SCHOOL BIAS BEEN IN CON-
i tinuous and successful operation du.
ing the past year, and is, as was betore
stated In these columns, a pelmanency..
During the summer vacation the building
corner Of Filth and Center sreets) Is quiet
and pleasant, and the grounds ample Tor
exercises. The next term opens September
10Th, ls7a For terms and other information
apply 10 tie principals.
JAS. WATSON,
julyE JOHN n. HUTCHINSON.
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Mothers, Mothers, Mothers,

Don't fail TO procure MRS. WlSSLOH'
SOOTHING SYRUP t 7 all diseases incident
to the period Of {. ething in children. 1t re-
lievsS The child from pain, cures wind ,osc,
regulates the bowels, and by giving relief
and health 70 the child, gives rest TO the
mother.
Be sure and call for
"MRS. WINsLOwS SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by sn druggists. dsyb
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Commissioners Sale
OF 452 ACRES
Valuable Short Creek Land,
THURSDAY. JUNE ~, 1873.
on THE PREMISES.

In pursuance 81 % decree entered by the
Circuit Court Ohio county, West Virgin
is, on the 18Th day May, 1873, in the
Chancery cause in said Curt pending,
wherein Elijah Marlin, Jr.. Is complai ant
and isaac b. Kelley and others deien'
dants, shall, as Special Commissioners
named in said decree, OEer at public sale,
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Sewing Machine Casters,
THOSE POSSESSING TIE WHEELER
/ & Wilson Sewing Machine are respect
fully invited to call and examine the New
Patent Four-wheel Castor now on exhibit
ton at the Office OF
WIN SUMNER & c.,
myS)-h 3 Monroe ST., Wheeling.
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Don't Go on n Long

or SHORT TRIP. ANYWHERE, Be
" FORE you call and get a supply OF the
most popular Books, Magazines, Paper 4, &c.
4 new supply Of very fine Initial papers
and Envelopes Just received by
&. II. QUIMBY,
Market street, between Quincy and John.
juy9
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COAL! COAL! COAL !

IN THt COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
lcounty, June Rules
Thomas Hughs and William f. Truil,
partners as Tnomas Hughes & Co., ~ Daniel
Quinlan. In asumpsit
The object ofthis action Is 10 recover from
the defendant the sum OF two hundr' d
and thirteen dollars and fifty cents (2i350)
with interest thereon from the first day OF
April, 1871, until paid, which sum Is due for
merchandise and money advanced 10 the
said defendant.
The summon in this case having been re-
turned mot found" and 1t appearing from
an affidavit filed in the cause that the said
Daniel Quiulsn Is a nonresident of the
state; il Is ordered that the said Daniel
Quinlan do appear before his c ,urt. or the
Clerk thereof, in his office within one
month from the date OF this order, and
do what may be necessary TO protect his
Interests in the premises.
Teste- ROBT. p. W. obs,
Clerk ofthe County Court, for Ohio county
this 9th day May, 1873.
CRACEAtT & RUSSELL, pro gu.
mky29-b
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TURTLE SOUP.

TURTLE SOUP LUNCH WILL BE
/ sery every morning from A. NJ, at
JOHN GEBHART'S saloon, South Wheel
iug. AL are invited. julyl0b
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san. OIL. IA Mr1agcr!e. his establishment IS
known SIMPLY - the " Legitimate and only eques'
TRAN aaf 2nuogcal institution in America that can
AFFORD To- stand upon its own merits without having
r.rS~ To- fictitious titles or other deceptive deTi-
ces 20 bring !. into notice.
&,-zgss
III
I>x?ENNN@@
NA ~ \
~ :
ZzEEss.l - ,..:1s8@2-
Introduction to IN American Audience Of the stu.
pcnG0us Partisan artistic.
Milo DSCEGREII,
the Equestrian Wonder Of Europe
Graqhic P6Etom';n.c scenes m HorSytaci ~
MONS. DOCkElLL.
Splendid Scc2cs cfthe Gymnasium "
LEON and La SALE
The iivert.nr and eccentric HUmCriS;,
Mons. EEN N EsIL
the Clown who never Speaks
being tie frat OF his school ever seen in America.
Buricsouc Manage Act by Mons. Kcnnebel
u;oa bis Masquerade Baske: Horse.
WILLIAM II. MORGAN,
the World Challenging Hurdle Rider.
The brilliant French Athlete, knowa tar0pghoT:
Europe as tho
ROMELLI Arlal Gynnasts,
consisting Of
MILE MARIE EOMELLI
slGNOG EUGENE ROMELLT.
MASTER CARLOS ROMELL1r
n ;hei- wonderful 4frial Performance forty fee;
from the ground called
lie Bcrccau de Fer, Or Iron Cradle.
\ TEAM OF ZEBEAS
Driven IN hsrd IN the Procession.
English Clown.................M Mr.. JAMES COOK
Superb display Of high breeding and thorough horse
training by Mons. DocSriIL, upon bis famous
French Manage Horse ELLINGTON.
The Wonders OF the Menagerie
Wild Beasts representing thea Quarters of;he Globe
FIVE ELEPHANTS IN THE RING
performed by the accomplished Ieorrarher. Mr. c.
EGberts-the most wonderful exhibition OF Wild
Beast trsinrG end brute sagscity ever witnessed.
NOLOCH. THE lNTINCIBLE,
Encounters Royal Bengal Tigers
In their der most terrific and thrilling perform
aacc-pos;ivCIy UEequaed BY any other trainer.
MONTANA. THE CANNIBAL,
wrestl,s with and overcoues = pack Of
0Fcrocious Hvcnas, or Grave Robbers.
WILD ZEBRAS IN THE RING
put through course Of gymnastics by their trainer
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TRIPLE SHEET

factory by the Brltishmedca pross IT consists In tying
a string firmly round tho finger Of the supposed corpse
the blood circuates In the leasin which event death
has taken pacethe whole finger Will swell and turn
blush red Ii conceivable that such test would 30
very useful OF drowning and asphyxia lie may
be legitimate which occurred not long ago AT
Brussels drunken man fell into canal ana remained
long immersed that little hope entertained o
his recovery. He was To all appearance. corpse Dr.
JOux physician TO the police TO whom application made
and having used the most energetic means OF res
tOratOn for three hours ended by applying hot iron 10
the patient, who instantly moved slightly the f0rnor
measures were reverted TO- and the supposed corpse
stood up IN less than half hour branded indeed, but
none tho worse for his accident.
GEOLOGICAL DISTRIBUTION OF GOTRE.-A
paper has been read to tho British Association. by Dr.
LeDOur, the geological distribution Of g0tre in
England The author in detail the range OF gore
over the various formation, and shows that tho DC
cepted beliefs this subject frequently
Thus, as regards magnetism limestone. which is COM
monty believed to be very gotrlferous rock no shows
that gOtre by means so common on 1t as on some
other formations. Again. while IN some regions con-
Others where general character OF the rock Is appa
Tenty the samO IL entirely absent In searching for
general cause regulating tho distribution or gotre
the author rejected insufficient that generally given
the hardness OF water He shows 1t to be more prob
able That metallic Impurities IN the water arc the cause.
The carbOnfcrOus limestone, he states, Is characterized
by goItre almost In exact proportion 60 the metaer
Gus nature of the rock. Districts where ferrugnuus
water occurs very commonly have goiiGe.
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SAILS FROM p O'CLOCK r. VI. TO
NIss. 3 n.CLONA Z. J
o CLOSE OF BUst-
MrnNRspNY. o.. FL. ".


The stock market has been kept IN state Oh OK
ite,t today by the renewed report of the failure
Of sIessrs IIoyt Sprague * Co.. and by uniavoraDie
foroio, news. looker-on in Vienna reporting The
r,iInr, of the Wechsler Bank and general panicy
feeling in the Austrian capital as well as at
Amsterdam and other commercial centers
m Furope. As to exactly what the WechSler
Bank" IS we are not prepared to say; but 1t is evil
dent that the German bankers here regard 1t AS .
big thing" il the street gossip, which atilns that
they have been selling stocks short and buying geld
on the strength Of this failure and other
financial disturbances in Vienna, be true
II is quite likely that the difficulties growing out OF
the Vienna panic of a few months ago were but i'm
perfectly brdged and that they NAV be now re
appearing in small way AS 20 the story of the failure
of oy Sprague Il Co. it is untrue up TO the present
writing. and while that house. like many others.
NAV have been embarrassed and may be still in
financial difficulty we understand that the united as
sets of oyt Sprague & Co. and the A. g. W. Sprsgue
Manufacturing Co. exceed their liabilities by from
SlO.OOOOO0 to SllOQOOOO. and that the house Of H.
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and will be used to raise water into reservoir there
which is 1865 feet high.
Mr. Lyon, who has been 40 years engaged in iron
manufactures In Pittsburgh. recently retired from
pany, composed Of leading manufacturers.
The Bulletin Of the american Iron and Steel Associa-
ton is publishing series of valuable statistical
thracito coal by the cargo in Philadelphia for AZ
years that that mineral was dearest in 1864, when
the average price Of the year was 50 80 and cheap
est in 1874 when it sold for SO 90
The PAPER Trade Reporter considers "that return
TO specie payments woud be direct gain TO Amer
lean paper-nakers OF IL per cent upon every trans
action in the purchase of foreign supplies and also
says that, matter Of record, the price OF paper
demand wholly irrespective of the supply Of gold"
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Mem publications.
A LIRRARY FOR FIFrY laOl CENTS

N With Literature. Science ard
Tribune Almanac kRlt Tribune Btir, Sheets coaanny:
Lecture kIirs. No -lusrated-Trndars I Lectures Light
Lee'ue kTrs. No 2-seehs Comousorr Biaaatoni flcds
Masters Of the hiuson PhDss Arts, Be0ssi There
COlf Marx Twains Sandwich Island Letters.
Lecture Extra No. 3lustrstel-PrJf Whers Brain ard Mind
Prof barkr hena Discoveries Of Prof Young
Astronomical Cnque. Prof Noun Present Knowledge Of the sun
Lecture EItra. No 4Sg ShsEeDeareau Studies nv John Weiss
seven Art nuHes Nation Conrse PaOns FgHm kthsu
az Nm Of Buuuess; Bret iisrts's Aigenauts Of 10.
Lecture BStra No 5Iss Lectures By Prot LOWS
Fishery Hearing. aud speech sal The ErDuaoo
o. Musical Harmony; Prof Ben Snans Deep Placer Mining Cal
opia DL W. RAYMOND The Seven Senses Psrke Gon
True and fae Prof The Limits OF
beetne Ertra No 6eehePs Lectures for Mngers;
Thoughts Tor As IL
lsIba IDEAL PnrN e.tn-MsNc In Chgrhes-SOesT in tho
Chureh-Fhe Pirgers Of the Church
Lecture E1r onepdng Lectures; Regv IN the
Chuh-Rslous g-Thoughts Reyiyh-A Religious B
peenes. Also The MorsVap Church" BY de ShFen; Grd
statement Thomas The Desth Monaco b. BOTee
" History OF Ssr.arisn Appropriations"
Lecture Extra Twelve Lectures BY
Prot Agas concerning Animal life Also description Of the
ieu fd the ocT Mountains b. the fale College
Expedition
Hns EI Sheets 50 Lectures and 100 ERyraviags
address TnR TRIBUNE EeN.Yors.
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A NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.

"A NEv BSLaKGgD EDIroN OF HORACE GRERLhYS ALTO
BIOGRAPHY with ADreniir lining Memoir Of hs later aut
Death, and the best ofhs hmOus Ctnpaign SDeacnes.
TnE LAST PORTRAIT PUBLisHRp HFPRB
sENTiNG nix A. Hg APPEARED ~ TnR SuHNEa 90 1914
The ca for Mr. Auio50 raphY, ald alo for
Of the wonderful Intellectual display which h
male during bis Eastern sni Western the Presidential Cam
Of 1872 to the issue Of toa Of the Auoosphy
with Appendix o. BIS life 10 tue en
reproducing the striking sgxcTe Of his ainnhe ani
brilliant Campaign snsechc concluding with exhaustive ana
admirable analysis she cmpagn orig nty prepared b The Hon
jams PIKE eH-Jniiel minister 10 the llg1- There
besides peg complete collection o. Mr. Greeiey'. M'cel Beoli
" n including amosg otri bis famous controversy WIKI ho1
Dale OEcn Marnage aud Divorce
Prce handsomely bourd 10 cloth Portraits So Sent BY
uaiicn eceptn I'D pns Aiarss, THE TKiBUSE Een-Yor
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fNDUSTBIAL PROGRESS.

Great Britain has 396 papermils France, G3i; and
Spain, 49,
Marked improvement has recently been made in
the United States in making glazed hard ware aud
cutlery papers, which have hitherto been mainly
procured from England
The most powerful pair Of pumping engines in the
world are in process Of construction in Pittsburgh
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT NJ SToCR EXCHANGE 5ALsS
OCT 90 1873.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-lO1 O'CLOCK A W.
10 900 @, Cpsl bcs31I3 45OOUs $50 CO, 81 C. ll5
1000 $50 Con 81. 10Th 900 d. lO9V Ooi"iV"
900 A. ; 800 gJ. u..llIL1
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NV PHOSPHATE FEETnIzEB 49, 1t is an
nounced by DR.. Breitenlohner, that in Kadno
sn Bohemia, phosphorus so injurious in render
ing iron cold-short, is removed and at the same
unne converted into a valuable fertilizer according
10 Jacobys method by treating the roasted. pulyer
bed ore in water tanks, with suIphurous acid gas
obtained by igniting sulphuret Of iron Phosphate
of alinins il thus almost completely extracted, and
d, then preipitated (by cxpclling the suiphurous
acd by heat as a fine white, bulky powder con
Raining traces Of iron aud manganese, considerable
'amount Of gypsum, and 30 to 40 per cent Of com
ained phosph0rc acId. The acid supernatant liquid
bs next neutralzed with lime mari, when gypsum,
also afeItiizer is thrown down with portion Of the
previously appropriated phosphate. If the large
amount Of mechanically combined water can be
got nd Of this new source OF plospbOuc acid y
worthy the attention of agrculturstsj since about
t.DJ tons OF the crude material are annually pro,
duced. Liebg was especially interested init and
suggested the importance Of combining the phOs-
Il0rc acid with base also a5slmllaDe Dy plants
Perhaps with potash, by aid Of silicate Of potash
%'hFefsiOu. by huAing into q supciph0spbate, as
suggested Dy JacODy, did not prove practical Oh &C
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NiLLE. ROSTAN's
VA FRENCH AND ENGLISH r0ARDiNG AND DAY
school FOR YOUNG LADIES,
81 WEST FlFrfSBlONDSr
SEAR FIFTlI-AYR.. AND CENTRAL PARK


SCHOOh FOR YOUNG LADIES,
81 WEST FIRff-SEiONDSf.
nEAR FiFTtI-AYR.. AND CENTRAL PARK.
vii re11ea on WEDNESDAY, SEPT -.
Thorough ENGLISH COURSE with rosurpassd t ties Tor &C
duung PRACTICAL kSOWLEDG. O. tue FRENCH and ohrr
modern Home Comforts and Home Pdyges are the dis
tngushng ieAs4re' OF this school 100.
1h Musical Department aater the care Of Mr. s. 3 NILS 'ni other
talent offers the bes. aiyan5cs 10
those who desire - make special staly.
Nile. ROsan viii be home after Set l. III then applications may
be male by letter Al TIC above address. Circulars sont II lfsJ
DUTGERS' FEMALE COLLEGE (fOrmerly
IL lsitgtel vii i ThoIrh II collegiate Instruction
september next l7h Inst. the College Bung 4o7 and 400
tiil-aye. send to Coless for circular
fEHE MISSES GRAHAM. SUCCESSORS of the
Misrn Green viii reopen SCHOOL Tor YOUNG LADIES
Fhhayb from WasaiRg THURS.
DAI .as 10Th 81 SepgsmJec 1873.
Miscellaneous
EIOCUTlON.-AIrs. DAUNCEY HASKELL,
a. celebrated English reader late Professor Of Eoeaon AID Drlmauc
LoulJu Of Music vail give Distraction u Jlo art
SPEAKING READING ALOUD TO ladies' sud gentlemen until
Christmas. For terms. address - Bondsi
ELOCUUONlST.-D CHAS. y. HURLBUT
~ of Boston $50 T~snt. rst. Cal Tor ClcIlAr
Prof urhut, sud found bin superior iea1er
Believing bin be Chdsan gentleman. take pleasure ia comment
-s - " ' prof PRATT Y SPENCER"
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CAMILLE, A NEW BGowN ANILINE DYE.-An an
Kline called cannelle-brOwn suitable for replacing
.lyewoods in producing, on silk wool or cotton,
Beautiful bright wOod-brOwn, and all shades OF
brown with less trouble and not too great expense,
has been prepared for time by Knosp Of SUIT
,,art For silk and wool mordant is necessary, the
dye being simply dissolved in hot water and filtered
shrough danDel, when cold Silk is dyed in a luke
warn bath with which this solution is mixed, ana
slightly acidifed with tartaIie acid The color can
De dsereued and tinted by the addition of solution
of patent or methyl-vIolet or pTeclpitated indigo
la.f pound of GaubeI's salt. and One-eighth OF "a
pound OF sulphnrie acid to 10 pounds OF wool FOR
tlading and tinting, the same dyes may be used rs
fH silk She cheaper preciptated indigo being pref
enable. Cotton must be mOrdanted lbest with tan
hml by using three pounds Of sumach, or quarter
a., pound of good tannin 10 pounds of cotton. il
D. then dyed IN the usual way IN cold bath OF pure
(auuclle.
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count Of the MICROSCOPIC character Of the products
but by saturatng sawdust with it. superphosphate
with is per cent soluble phosphate is obtained which
is too moist for transportation. Peat is suggested
nv Breitenlohner AZ a valuable substitute for saw
dust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
APPLIED SCIENCE.

LIQUID PARcHMrNT. According to DR.. Hoffman,,
fluid by this name, consisting Of gutta percha soft
cned and soaked in ether Is especially adapted for
corning coating for pictures and cards, which per
-,nits the removal If lIt with moist rag Pencil
pnd crayOn drawings may hc rendered inCifaceable
by sprinkling with CHI, iluid by means of an atom
tser an exceedingly t'lc.J1 iiim remaining ON the
IMAGINATION OF tho Dln.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

CEMENT FOR FASTENING METALS on GIAss.-The
following cement recommended by FRANKIE, for fast
rnng pTizo-uedlls e'ectroypes of badges of honor,
&c. upon the showcase, in the Vienna Exposition,
Instead Of the tedious and detective method of Dor
Ing the glass; with its liability to fracture may be
found generally useful N fastening metal on glass
securely. and rapidly. 10 an intimate mixture Of
Two parts Of intly-powIerel silyorlitharge, and
pne part dry white lead, add much of a mixture
pf three parts boiled huseed oil and one of cOpal
Earnish. as will form o doughty mass. 1t IS only
Decessary to the lower face Of the medal with
ls cement press IL upon the glass, and remove the
LXcens Of Cement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

NEw Moron FOR SEWING MACHINES, &C.-A decid-
pdly novel steam engine said to have been invented
byF Siemens of Dresden which has neither cylinder
piston, gude-rods crauks nor valves, butapparenty
only boiler, the interior arrangement OF which for
ihe present constitutes the secret of the patentce
oho steam remains as well as works within it, rot
n drop Of water being lost Ii is only adapted 20
produce 40 horse power, but 10 is always ready aud
j, perfectly safe, and when gas employed for heat
Ing requires only two f5.t per hour Externally. ii
J. cylindrical in form, widening at one end cOnicay
And placed at an angle of g. degrees and turns on
6upDOrts. a cOuical tOOtIed wheel on the top cOn-
EcIting he motion into horizontal OF vertical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

NEW WAY OF CrVING SILvER--AocOrding TO
Dr. Elsner water in wIoh potatoes have been boiled
exercises a remarkable cleaning influence upon silver
ware of all kinds especially spoons that have be-
come blackened by ogcs. Even delicately chased
and engraved articles cam t is said. be made bright
ly this method, even brJ.r than by the use OF the
ordinary polishing powder which is apt to settle In
hho deprcsslOns requiring particular care III It's re-
gnOYal.