The New York Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1866, Page 5

NATIONAL CAPITAL, President Johnson’s Remarks to Ken- tucky and Maryland Delegations. “he Exceutive Course Marked Ont, and No Backward Steps to be Taken. ‘False Reports Regarding Ala- bama Semmes. - Return of General Grant and Staff to Washington. &e. &e. sia ‘Wasiuxatos, March 9, 1863. “MENTOCKY RNDORSEMENT OF THE PRESIDENT’S POLICY—INTERESTING INTERVIEW. A delegation from the State of Kentucky have present- €d to President Johnson the proc vedings of a mass meet. ing held at Frankfort, in that State, endorsing his veto mesaage. Mr. Dawsow made an address, in the course of whi he said that the prosenee of the agents of the Freedme: ~ Bareau in Kentucky only tended to produce demoraliza- tion and dissatisfaction among the negroes, annoyances and incoveniences to the white citizens, and was pro- ductive of no good results. The people of Ken- tacky, and the laws of* tho State, if left to thomse!ves, wlll secure the nogro in all his rights of per- on and property. There are more cases of wrongs by negress upon white person, in the State, which go un- Punished by th) civil authorities, than of wrongs by white persons azainst the negroos. He would not dis- guise the Tici that there have b2on and there still are Some impatience and dissatisfaction felt by the peoplo at what they regard as unkind suspicions and discriminas tions ageinst them upon the part of the goveramont which they sustained throughout the late terrible con- ~ flict at such sacrifices as only thoy and those s:unilariy situated caa know. The Pawunexr briefly rosponded, tondoring to those ‘whom ¢he deiegation represented and to the Siate of Kenturky h'g unfeignod thanks fur tho kind expressions &e, ‘and manifestations ot contidence im him personatly and the endorsoment of the policy which shall contro! bis administration, It was peculiarly gratifying to receive ‘these assurances at this particular time. He trusted that results would show that the confidence thus reposed was net misplaced, and. would never become a mattor of regret upon the pirt of those who gave expression thereto. The present is regarded as most critical juneture in the affairs of the nation—searcely leas 80 than when an armed and organized force sought to overthrow the government. “To attack Aad attempt to causo a disruption of the gov- ernment by armed combination and military force is no “more daagurons to the life of the nation than an attempt to revolutionize and undermine it by & disregard and destruction of the safeguards thrown around the liberties of the peaplo ia the constitution, Our stand has been taken. @ur course is marked out. We shall take no step backward im this matter. No other: or higher evidence of our purpove in this rogard can be giyem .than has already been furnished, In the fuure, aa the past, wo shall endeavor in gond faitti to make the adminiatration of the affairs of the government conform to the constitution in its lettor and apirit, Therein ts the only guarantee for the libertios of the people. It is hoped by an adherence to this rule © t temedy ore long all the irregularities and annoyances © which the people have beon subjected. Again do wo ‘masuro you Vhat these demonstrations of confideac> and ‘assuran‘es of support upon the part of the people are ‘excevdingly cheering to us; that we are grateful for, and Pproporly appreciate them, and that our most earnest wish i# so to discharge the trusts confided to us 4s to \ merit them. PHA MAMYLAND BNDORSEMENT PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT. ‘Tho committee of tho Maryland Legislatarc, head» by r, had an interview with Prosident John. Hie raittat i Mi | presorib: the mode and measure of his trial and punist- mont. Why ix it not done? Is Congress attempting to shirk a doty amd throw the responsibility on the Presi- dent? WETURN OF GENERAL GRANT. General Graat and staff arrived aafoly in the city this ‘morning from att@hding the funeral of Colowel Bowers yesterday at West Point, MINISTHR TO HONDURAS. ‘The President has appointed Mr. R. Rousseau, of Ken. tucky, Minister to Honduras. Mr. Rous-ean is a brother of General L. B. Rousseau, momber of Cougras from PARDONED. ‘The Presideut to-day pardoned the fotlowing persons -convieted of criminal offences: —choinas Lean, a deputy portmaster, esmvioted in Michizan for robbing the mail, and sentenced te fifteen years’ |inprisonmeat; George E Bugkloy, eonvieied in New Jerwoy of imuing counterfot ORDER HRLATING TO CONFISCATED PROPER General Awger. commanding ‘he Department of Wash. ington, has iassed 8 general order, saying: — tiie to nas and other & nole in relauom to the sea islands now oceapied by negroes io porswance of General Sherman's famous “Geld order."” THE AMLUNGTON ROTATE AND THE NRGRORS. the Superintendent of Freedmen's Village has been in- etrocted by Mager General 0. 0. Howard to divide the Arlington ease lying east of the road toto five neve Jots, to be rented on written agreements f& the freed. mu. the rent 1@ he paid at cach harvesting of the crops. Fifteen eres on the weet etde of the road is aerened to D divided and reated in the same manner; about twenty acres to be ae 8 garden, by the dependonts of the Froed- amen 'a village, This estate is not confiscated property, and therefore canuet fevert to the heirs at the death of tthe owners; dot it was sold for taxes, and purchased by the government for the purposes to which it is now voing appiid ACCIDENT TO GENERAL HITCHCOCK. A runaway tcam caused Major General BA. Hitcheork b receive some severe cuts and bruises to-day, though te injuries ere not very serious Me if tnceran whether We was knocked down by the horse or fell in Vtempting to got out of his way. pesom ana! TREASURY CLERER, Tem cldrke were discharged from the Treasury Depart ont youterday, and sixty or reccoty OtnErE Will probe. {ly fatto Ypen } within aweek =. ‘For Raport st Proceedings in Con- tress Yesterday See Eishth Page. ‘ ‘NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, .MARCH 10, 1866—WITH SUPPLEMENT. METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH. Complaints of the People and the Prompt Action of the Commissioners—The New Santteary Regime Rapidly Attaining Whorough Organization—rhe Coming Address to the Public, &c. The workings of the Metropolitan Board of Health are rapidly attaining most beneficial and gratifying results. Complaints in “numbers are daily received by thom stating grievances of every description which come under the Sanitary law, and with the co-operation of the Police Commussionors immediate investigation is had, and if found to be corroct the nuisance is abated forthwith. Tho Board has detormined to give the Street Con- tractors @ fair trial under the new régime, and have an agreement with them to the effect that as soon as the fierce wind which has been racing for days past shall have subsided, Messrs. Brown, Devoe and Knapp will cause the streets to be thoroughly cleaned of all their filthy accumulations, and, in furtherance of the azree- ment, the Police Commissioners will soe that all stroets, or parts of streets, which are not so cleaned are reported daily by the police, upon the receipt of which infor- mation the new Health Commissioners will cause the requisite performance of the work so neglected, and will charge the expenses of the sane to the Strect Con- tractors. It was decided yesterday to divide the cities of New York and Brooklyn into ten instead of fifteen sanitary districts, as was originally proposed. This, of course, will save the expense of paying five inspectors—ten being all that are required. These officers will, of course, be medical. Considerable amusement was had upon the receipt of an application by a veteriary association 0 this city, endorsing and strongly recommending their president, a horse surgeon, for the position of médical inspector. % UNHEALTHY VEAL FROM PORT PT.ATN. Fort Puats, New York. Dr, Wittarp Panne :— Sm—Seeing you ars one of the Health Commissioners, and that you are using every procaution to prevent fonsgat T have been advised to write to yon to inform you of the kind of veal that is shipped from here to New York city. Many are calves from ono to three days ol, and the number is from forty.to fifty daily. The people hy and even the ser iete Denyse say that it is not It Lor fe and ought to be sto; or’ . ” JOHN DUNCAN. Upon the receipt of the above letter Captain Lord, of tho Sanitary police, accompanied by his squad, proceeded to Washington Market whero he found forty or fifty calves answering the description given by Mr. Duncan whi h had arrived from Fort Plain yesterday. Tho meat was immediately seized, much to the astonishment and anroyance of the butchors, and carts being provided, the whole was rapidly driven offto the dumping grounds, where permisekon was given ths owners to skin “the animals,” afier which the unwholesome carcasses were consigned to their final resting place, and the salutary object of the letter was thus obtained through the prompt ac'ion of the new board and the co-op-ration of the Police Commissioners. A BROADWAY NUISANOR. No. 850 Broapway, N. Y., Mi D. Carreyten, Commissioner of Polit Dear Sin—A dead horse has been lying opposite our principal entrance since yesterday. We do not know to whom we ought to apply, but wo should feel greatly obliged if you would exercise your authority or influence to have it removed. E. JAFFRAY & CO. TENANTS TO BE NOTIFIED TO CLRAN UP. Nxw York, March 7, 1866. Comns"1oNens oF MeTROPOLITAN Boanp ov Hnatrat:— Gentixarx—Your attention is called to the condition of the house No. 328 Pearl street, known as the Franklin Square Hotel. leased by the estate of Blood rood, deceased, to John Organ. In«pe t condyon of building, yard, privy, &c., and notify tenants to up. JOHN COLLINS, Jx., for Executrix. THB CONDITION OF WILLETT STREET. or or Common Covxoit, Room No. 8, Crry Hat, Maroh 7, 1806. Commrestonnes of Hrs uti: — Grvrtxmex—There has existed for the last three years anuisance in Witlett street, near Stanton, of a pile of ald stone and bricks, which serves for a deposit.ry for all kinds of dead animals, such as dad dora, ke. which are thrown botween said bricks and stones, and — very detrimental to the health of the poighor- ood. A speedy removal of these nitisances ts earnestly sought by the residents of this locality. T. P. SMITH. THE OWNER OF A PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT KEATENED BY hes hey og 42 Firm Avexce. To the Haatru Cowssatoxens :— GertLemns—For many years my _ attention hoa beon directed to the shocking condition of the printi establishment of Messrs. Gray & Green, on the corner Frankfort and Jacob streets, Those gentiemen have earnestly entreated the owner to permit the iron sashes jarch 9, 1866. to be on binges, 80 that they could be opened and allow a iiving amount of air to enter; but have been denied the privilege, I cannot remain ten minutes without grout oppression in any room in the eatablishimant ; every one employed knows by his lived hue the deadly effect. Piease give it earty atten- tion and you will win the thanks of the firm and every pomeen A the iment. I design to —— subject of these ofices prominent in my next i asue the Scalpel. EDWARD HL DIXON. M.D. COMPLAINT FROM WALL STREET. No. 111 Watt Staexr, March 6, 1806, PRERIDENT Jacnsoy 8. Boauw ov Hera: — Daan Str—We most iy call your attent on to the borrible condition of Wail street. between South and Frent streets For many years this locality has been used to store: cotton, hides and other ar. and injurious to the health of those doing business nthe neighborhood. We have asked be‘ore to be relieved of these nuisances, and would be very thankful if you would give the maticr your carly attention. WM. SCOTT & SON. Pimilar letters reflecting on the condition of thw locality were reeoived yesterday from other merchanta, and the remedy will be applied at an early dare. Aotiwn will probably be oe on ail these communications at the meeting = The address 0 the new Metropolitan Board of Health, wh ch is now ready, will be prevented at the next meet” ing for action, aft f which it will be given through the to the public, The document is said tobe a clear and explicit exposition of the plane and pro workings of the pew sanitary régime, and as euch will undoubtedly receive a careful perusal by atl class of Our citizens as th) ereat metropolitan man festo against King Cholora and all spocies or germs of Henee which have for s0 ing ey me been permitted without fear of molestat.on to threaten the community. A TIMELY WARNING TO TEVANTS, Agreeable to instractions the continay to arrest all parties found violating city Ordmances by emptying Gith into the street. Yesterday a woman named Kilen Lapglin was arrosted in Clinton place for throwing a 5 fal of siops in front of & house, and was for Fine Arts. SALE OF PAINTINGS AT THE DUSSELDORF GALLERY. The sale of Mr. Samuel P. Avery's consigoment of European paintings, which enmprised some of the bert specimens of the modern schools that have been sold ia this city for some time, took place on Thursday and inst night at the Dasseldorf Gallery, Mesers. Iseds & Minor wore the aictloncers, and the spacious ball was erowded } with merchants and counoiweurs, The following pic- | tures brought the highest pres — ‘Throug! the Snow, by ‘Thorn, $115—sold to C. Knapp. rd, Contoarier, Mr. Bolden. $105—Mr. a ¢, De Meta, $110—Mr. Mengera. , Guitlemin, Kork, $400—Mr. Raton. A Brown, Winter Moroing, Lamile, Prayer, Moulinet, $1 “Aa Ron,” Wil Sm) Dananert, $160—\Mr. Beebe. After the Hattie, Giradet, $900 Mr Ravon. Returning from the Christeomg, Lanfaut de Meta, | $1,350—Mr. Beane |S Meloneelia Play, Panvelet, $280—Mr. Raton. First Sorrow, Meyer, of Bremen, $71 T Stewart. Roundhead's Story, Moormans, $100—, HL | ag Ty fier, $106—Mr. Mengera Baly's ath, Seig: §490—Mr. Black, Banks of the Oise, Veron, $1 ‘The Portent, Piaman, $200-—Mr. Mengers. Cunostty, Gearard, §150—(. H. Knapp. The Doves, Chaplin, 62150. B. Miner. Diving Ducks, fhorar, $100—Mr. Harman. Pet Hird, Dobasty, $105—Mr Martens — Aroad quereaa, $400 ct op, Fiche), $650—r Piehe. Juguier Cafe, Fichel, $550—J. G Gordon. $100—Ur. Benne ye Jonghe, $975 —Mr Raton De Mots, 800—C. H. Mother Away, $95—C. 1. Knopp. Resen Sune, twerichicow, $215-—ir, -oalhwiek, Spanish pity, Kelilemnger, joey. iitumin at 81. itare, Lambinet, §530—Mr. Fogg. ‘oung Fisherman, $245—Mr Major. ae, Lene Soe Muraaks ‘oung Mother, Mr, Major. Twilight in the Wi Charen, $4,900-3. B. Johnston. eo ‘ ; White prooreds of two ad reat male that Br the Gusiver eelocuem a eae outa stroes | near'y all the money from him. Yesterday detectives NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Senate, ALnANY, March 9; 1856. REMONSTRANCE AGAINST WIDENING BROADWAY. ir. Tuomas Mcnrny, (rep.) of New York, presented a remonstrance against widening Broadway, from between Fifty-seventh and Fifty-ninth stroets, undor the action of the New York Common Council of 1865. (4 VETO—THE GOVERNOR SUSTAINED, A message was received from the Governor vetoing the bill which substituted the Mayor of New York for ‘the Reeorder in the matter of ma‘ing contracts by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty, The veto is based on the ground that the ehange is ant to Me Ball was again pat to voto and lost ‘w vote of 1 ‘BILLS REPORTED. Requiring the Commissioners of Emigration to pay Puascanapacranty the smonns spied for Fike agen of emigrant poor ; i 0 ixsue L agen on the rallroals of this State, extending the ume. for the construction of certain railroads in W county; authorizing the Junction Canal y to construct a railroad; amending the charter of village; incorporating the Southside 's Clud of Long Island; authorizing the North American Life Insurance Company to make special deposits of securi- ties 5 ing the National Indemnity gompeny to chance the name of the Free Academy of New Yor! By Mr. La Bav, (rop.) of Richmond—Amending the Mechanics Lien law. By Mr, Bexsxrr, (rep.) of Erie—To make more stringent the law for the collection of demands against and the construction of hand's elovined vessels; authorizi steam railway in Whitehall and other streets and avenucs anh in New York. INTRODUCED. By Mr. La Bao—Requirint town meetings in Rich- mond county to be held at the same places and under similar regulations as general elections are held; to in- corporate the Isiand Ferry Company of New York. By Mr. H. C. Mvneny, (dem.) of Kings—For’ the im- tassel nue and other streets, Brook- y! nD. By Mr. Luxyt—For the erection of a public market io Now York. ILLS PASRED. Sneospoceting: the American Land Agonoy Company, jing the construction of the Metropolitan Rail- road, Brooklyn. ‘The Senate then adjourned until seven o'clock Monday ovoning. Asscmbiy, Ausayy, March 9, 1865. REPORTS. By Mr. Oaxer, (rep.) of Kings—To incorporate the Me- tropolitan Warehouse Indemaity Company. By Mr. B, N. Huvtixaroy, (rep.) of Onelda—To incor- Porato the National savings Bank of Now York. By Mr. Vaxpavuens, (rep.) of Wayne—To aid in tho construction of the Lebanon Springs Ra lroad, By Mr. J. G. Graires, (dom.) of Oncida—To facilitate the construction of the Southern Central Railroad. By Mr. Witwer, (rop.) of Dutchess—To amend the charter of the city of Hudson. Mr. Ween, (Jon.) of Clinton—For tho relief of the Williamsburg and Flatbush Railroad; to incorporate tho Niagara Ship Canal Company. By Mr, Younatove, (rep.) of Saratoga—To incorporate the Traders’ Exchange. By Mr. Brayonern (rop.) of Westchester—To increase the salaries of interpreters in the courts of Now York. PILI INTRODUCED. By Mr. Goopricu, (rep.) of Kings—To authorize John ee ae P. of Cayuga—To establish y Mr. J. L. Parken, (rep.) car o Metroj lia oard of Pail ork vas ir, BUCKMAN, (rep.) or @ suspens ra‘troad in Dresuwans ey Mr. Witnsa—In relation to the inspection of steam iiers. By Mr. Tocker, (dem.) of New York—For the better protection of sick aad infirm passongers arriving ia the port of New York. By Mr. Seuaacuer, (4em.) of New York—To incorpo- rate the Loaners’ Assoctation of Now York. By Mr. Axomnaoy, (dom) of Now York—To create a ne ng grep erp ichaai pegee the city of New By Mr. Warre, (rep.) of Ronaselaer—In relation to pas- senor trains on railroads. By Mr. D. P. Woon, (rop.) of Onoudaga—Relative to closing up incorporated banks, Ly Mr. Faran, (uem.) of New York—For a railroad in Lexington avenue and other stroots im Now York. By Mr. Sexnacuxn—Rolative to tho Thirty-elghth rogt- ment of cavalry, New York, for relief, By “Mr. Cream, (dem) of New York—To establish @ and uniform system of railroad time. MLL PASRD, To ameud the act providing for additional relicf to sick aud wounded sotdiors, ineo: the New York Annual Conference of Eptscoval church. THE FIGHT HOUR LABOR SYETRM. Mr. Branparri moved to make the Kivht Hour Labor bill the special order for Wednesday evening. The motion was lost by a vote of 6410 30. It required it, a two-thirds vote to Ir, Camames for tne ‘The bill introdveed by the salaries of the Metropolitan Police was ordurod to @ third POLLAKS OBTAINED—OTHER PARTING caTED. For some months pat William H. Cannon, « iad eighteen years of age, has been in the employ as errand boy of Messrs. Jones, Smith & Sheppard, merchants, Going businoss at 11 Murray strom. A fow weeks since, however, young Cannon was duecharged, after which it appears he, in connection with others older in crime, concocted a scheme to swindis his former employers The first step takom was to procure some blank checks on the bank in which the firm named above kept deposita. The nate of the firm was accordingly f to an onier, drawn on the cheek printers, for a supply of blank checks, and the order was speedily flied. Th « far matters wed finely, and the next atep le be taken was to sicn the name of Mossra Jones, Smith & Sheppard to a check, and make an effort to get it cashed. A check for $200 was filled up, with the fiin's signature attached, and on the afternoon of the 9th vit Cannon ted it to Mr. Charies KE. Bogert, payrne twiler of the Central National Bank, corner of Brondway and [earl street, and demanded payment. Yr. Hogort, supposing young Cannon to be suit in the employ of Jones, Smith & Sheppard, and believing the check to be genuine, cashed it Sucereding so admirably in his first effort, the fast young urged on by others who foun it rafe to remain in the background, concluded to forge bis Inte eraployer’s name to a for $3,000, which was dono, and on tho 6th inst, the check was pre- sented and cashed , the paying te er Fearing detection | “ain appeared at the b Cannon, the day following, as charzed, Glled up a ch fur $4,000 and despatched James Mitebell, y of about the mame age. to the bank | with , This time Mr. Wm, FH, Sanford, newiatant cashier of the Central National Bank, received the check frm Mitchell, and on making a close inspection discovers! was a forgery. Mr. Sanford asked the youth into the back office ont dexpatobed « headquarters for detectives Keiso and Radford, who roon arrived and took the offender in charge — The arrest of Cannon apeed- ily (ollowed, and from statements made the dete tives learned that Fg og two other lose who bad i bose encouraging the © commit rorgorion 60 strangers, according to the information received, hed met Cannon on beth occasions as he let the bank, decoyed him down near the Tomba and took IMPLI ath Kelso and Radford, assisted by detective Irving, of the Twentieth ward, arrested Jobn Casey, a saloon on the west side of the city, and Alexander Gray, « youth of 18 years, om suspicion of being concerned in the for erie Allthe aeeused partes are detained for exami nation b fore Jasice Horan, Cannon and Mitohell have | recently led m fast life, they be ng members of am orgam- zation known as the “Converse Club," allo gether of yorng men, whose club ruorms are at the Meta mora Saloon, in Niath avenue, near Twenty-Gfi street. Untading Loveliness bent only to the mortals but whoever uses the fragrint sonabon at least defy ume to injure one of the «le ments of beauty—« good eet of tenth. A.—Bradicy’s Duplex Elliptic (or Dow- bie) SPRING SKIRT ts wonted by every LADY tm the LAND, and SUK WILL HAVE IT. They will not REND | or BREAR like the single springs, They are the REST and CHEAPEST, the most DURAMLE and RCONOMICAL as well as the most GRACEVUL and ELEGANT SKIRT ever mite The latest novelty i the “DUPLEX EMPREAS TRAIL.” EVERYSODY WANTS THEM. AT WHOLESALE by the exrlasive manefecturers WESTS, BRADLEY & CARY, 9 Chambers and 79 sod 8 Rende streets, New York. Tow 2 on | Moat respect! uily, of id a | Rouraenase | Pesicth—i regard the ot abel Alaa, ot ald a LATHROP. dep | RY: FLIN & OD, GEO. Bits & fh OnrT ENDEN & CO, and other FIRST CLARKS JOBE RS A—That Noble Animal, the Horee, fed oeomaionaily with Alden always beanie to fuihh iw of huirwon ineronse the mppeil ase appears dere to th ary will | TEA REE, VER and 116 Witham voreet jan mmole watt Lottery Prises Cashea—Draw- eT TTON, 10 Weil aren, HT American ANTLINCRUSTATOR. 4 PRACTIOAL AND RELIABLE APPARATUS REMOVING SCALE FROM BOILERS PREVENTING ITs FORMATION. The vart ineraase of steam power throush end its varied and avultic tied plic ef e.vilized ites v qin oe as al {ell known didioulties nd areal anger to be apprehended, Persons will deny who have had’ any. expe It is to one of the most dangero’ Une of the aioam boi.er, well as the most expensive of these well known diflie tes that your attention s now invited, vi depoalt iu Means, voller t 0 “acale, or “inerustation,”” formed out ‘of the earthy. asl pesend into the boiler with the water used in the generation of steam. "Tt will be readily acknowledged that one of the moat scrious diiliculties aitouding the use of the ateam engine, lly in sea-colne steamers, and in lime stone regions, from the rajit destruction of the boiler, caused by the adhesion of this se: incristation to the tubes, fues, and, in fact, to the whols inner surface of the boiler-—ao far, ath Aeaat, aa that surface is brought in immediate contact with This weit known that the calonreous deposit formed by the Process Of evaporating water into steam onuaca 4 atony in erustation to al tach itself firmly to the interior surface of athe fia Cut ta altowed to contin forany vithout interruption it incorporates Itself x0 Srmly and #» completely with the metal of the boller as to femmes pert of the botler itself-—with this dieedvantage, he formation of Out of the earthy salts de Doller, becomes inevitable. Hitherto this very expensive annoyanoe bas caused engis neers Lo resort ty a great many expedients in onder to get rid Of #0 destructive an mi—such as a variety of sale pow: io eryis &c.; but all these remedies have ‘od , grontually proved that they are worse than the se which powerful agent by which this scale or incrustation may be Fepelled from the tron of the boiler, haa either been entirely overlooked o at least not duly lered. The result of exportments made by the most competent Engineers and scientitic men may briefly be summed up as “Seale, beings non-conductor of heat, prevents the heat imparted to the metallic surface of the Dollar from bein, readily taken up by the water, Ieliable authorities. re it in fuel. ter whit natal tom, gets hotter than some “S) de. pounds pressure, Clean boiler 4, therefore, last for years; but when coated ten wo! wrt seale, and thus removed from direct contact with the water, they heeomne Ko overheated as to deteriorate in quan: tity and qual Fito burning out of the botler plal one great cai high as twenty in waste of fue of repair, equal. in many fnstances, ve per cent, and from ten to forty per oe if ut tl most important f is, th and pirtes ‘consequently very sk off, and bring the water in 4 metil, (hua eausing a madden mn whieh frequently resulta in destructive a of life. formation called “scale,” ax wall + already been formed, our Anti Will prove itself to be no less effecth aedlon than it fs simple in its form. Avalling o-urse! ev of an agency the existence of which ha» been ton the highest actentifie authority os existing, ont ake this agency conserva: {a placed in the alesm @ ton, the xteam t* as dry I ntoms, Instead of betng attracted fo, are repelled from, the Inner surface of the boiler, and by opening the aurtace or blow-off cock h day That the means thus adopted are in the accomplishment of ng tantinon al dantly prov ment outlay necowary to place {ton every biiler (only one hus. dred dollars) will nfford a profitable investment, aa the fol- owing statement of ‘the expenses attending the mere open. ing and partial cleanig of seven boilers will show. by 4 geatleman 'n Philadelphia, therefore spe. ks from experionee'— opening and shulting-up a set of seven “Tho fact is, that boflors. for the purpose of ‘cleansing oF sealing them pro- poely, by pick or aoraper (alwys very injurios to the boll. er), Over the fire bi » the estimate will not be leas than an foiiows Seven botiors, « $54 00 Seven gum rings | 536 700 Engineer's wages, nix days, at $2... 12 00 One cleansing will cost every atx montha........... $108 00 ie gotRs coat Of the waual cloansing in July and January a " hove estimate doas pot, however, take into consider. fan production of as the miiband the mill hands A Necomaary consequence, all the Capital employed recnainiag unproductive far the tine being. Nelther dows it take into conslderation the fact that it la (re. quently forint neorssary to stop, In order to elran bollers, at the midst of a bury and shonid be re. on! attending th struction of the boilers ed fact that the duration of nd wt is but ienerst eatinate af tha Gost of bollers tt wearlyone-hal! that of the whole enat of the fren iron bollers are used, The deat and todiapmasabie an agent na «team nnd the steam engine, Seah » preventive ie now offered tn the public in the use of this Ant-Incrastator, confidently belleving the simplicity of neuen and mas Awillonly be operation, yf i th ly removing the troublesome * ony oy Er ed neved statements and testimonial: will enable interested in Gswcet sleam a mechan’ Fg more fully the valuable results already serail comprehend Obtained by the use Of the Anti: OFFICERS, MANAGING DIRRCTOR, SAMs iranrew om. . MOORHKAD, GATIMER, NENG. orrice— M7 SOUTH YOURTH STRAP, Corner Harmony street, Philadelphia. GPrawtarion, Commramcta, April 3. 1985. 5 of ‘your Anti-inerw ler of my engine winer the first day of dasingle orrasion to piek the sonia ad fof more than ® my withont changing water, She baler always working ¢ ole {aking {7 1 tae boller by the action of your Your apparatus ieof the greatest utility. 1 ves fuel, Works off ali incristations, and eh beneits rewuitiag f.om a clean boiler, feet inn JUAN MANUEL Lot Villa Clara. Crmmrercos, May 4 1865 Sim—We bave bed one your Ast h attached to the Boller t eaablishment for the last six months, with the best of resulta, The water wand is from a well hearily charged Wii mogaesta and other ingredients equally pre, he boiler. so mach so that plying your it Wak Omoomeery bo pik every six daye, # scale more than one. “ toch thick Sines appliceuoa of your appar: tun fay tbe opace of ond tpenth pishent taot Cte {nat omiy prevents seale from forming. but ales knocks of or detaches any acale that may hare formed previously, . © take much pleasore tne to the public. fire, tim rou Aine a! cot B detaches all imer, Fourpay of Sours, Ruanr & Thomson, ’ BOUT Become axv Mirriim Srmsuers, 4, ims. 4 to your interrogations in “Ante inet 1) personal koow ledge and They are plain eyfinder Battery woe placed tn the botlers tn July. the bolers were mgt taken off from rete r ‘oat Lame aot 1, 1s, When removed there wan foal BO haw Senin, abp'a grest quantity of the oot este wus lemme. L then Bed the fonters sorgped owt; ‘but aid not rear to the old of trying to chip of with & ebipen n hamamar the halter Raving bnowcnsd the seale cetbeenly heads were when of again in July 19%, when I fownd the Dollars eetirely Clean. eke coopee Lie rivets, ond eee Ih and a fou across on the ae bright aod clean as perfectly bg See Third= the scales apom them being analyznd produced the ck (eit of Magumene. des it thie “Anti Inerustaior® as of oe . fom the te ‘eapiapion. an to the safety of Ile ond Dmb. Very tesyecti wily, " wd raceme VAR L. THOMBO'S, Manuiaciuring Pertorrd nase, Kharye & Thorn: 1MON FOUNDERS. eiaeere, ns i Maya | om Gent pon tw the apne sted Be emcee Cees, abroudh theen pre) oe seuned Beariy all things antral new. tie boside being User . whieh rendered Le Degern her of tye {0m te one = heaey, twink Four (WA) We enmmined he tellers an vatwith In Jol yp, tabeter oof red bores pret are 3% ar factor, rettely youre, 7 sa* wen coated ith Baeeaee | ome amall Thertec or chica baller had considirable lone non! ‘aud Introduction of lar boiler, directly ovor the fire, were found Pick, hammer soraper Th ie one none ining be Wt wrred to the tulben, whien fell ott tans ing thom. Ht ‘at the appar tus heels of the tubu than the sheets of « new boller, reciuced the consumption of fuel. Ln tay opinion scare paratus will pemove scale (rom any boiler, ud pre: scale from form! co weit aN steamship since the autay elen Getty ove of amined the boiler, forind Ural the old seale hat Very respectfully, J, W. HUMMEL. Hovss, Puuapeirusa, Jan. min of en th team: and on Proved the eflieaey of the f pertectly clenn and us day it was made. remov: crustator” sololy; other matters boilers entirels mit ne Wo aay era T take great sale wan effected d. where carbenate inded for the rem oy recom) failed, pinion, that pleasure In recommending your “Ant!-Tnorns- tator’’ to all persons interested in the tise of steam botlers, ahd particulal Very Joux ©. Cresson, Drax Sin—l the working of your “AnthT pleasure to state that they th. thirty feet long. i Placed in each boiler Tepeatedly ex: Year's day of thi rly those having them in seagoing vensels, ALEXANDER WL SCHULTZ, of New York. Jnvrenso Mitts, Twenry. Wann.) Puicapmnrura, Jan 1d, 1806.” | Eon, tm . 2 answer to your Sagutrice of this date, as to inerustators,"’ it affords usa much do everything that ts claimed for om. ‘We have in Mie eleven % tuoular, of forty horse power coche ued three hice eae three cylinders, each neo your tL Tnernatators’ were d alnoe their introduction wo have id dollors—the last tine on New We found the interior of the bollers clear from scale, which we kuow have amined ear Peon key so throug ert s0 through your appara Very truly yourssac Phares Tam personally ac and earnestly rece person using ateam GEOROR MALDISON, § CI WILIIAM HOLUANTY, Bugineer dated with the fete as above stated, end the Anti-Inreustater to every JOSEPH B. HUGHES. Orrick ov Puitanecenia Sucan Mowwr, ) Nontn Datawakx Avuxue, anove Nowux Samer Toerustation apparat establishment. * Whe coated with erate tn have done what never cold be accompli the ol! process of pick, hammer and scraper, or ty auy other thing mpted. 4 the cleanin a ln med for th and. 05 both t is Anti-[nerustators ta perfectly elean. A found to be tn the condition stated, nous using real coramend: Purapmiraia, Jan, 12 1s06, § arly part of 1863 four of your Ant! ave bron fn Fie Wolters areas clean as when the and removal of the seale hy ur Anti-Inerastators, We xnow, from o ri that this apparatus will do Jer ite use indispensable | beenuse i'w ll remove old weale and prevent new from adhering to the inside of bollers, ilere—four cylinder, each twelve fret four tabular, each ten feet long The in the eylinier or upper buliers; and, 8 fact, the lower or anlar boil are hey were examined about two moi the up t 1 of your apparatus, we think the publie t by which clean boilers ean be quarap der all ctrounnste ne and we had the oppurtunity boilers. «cull WILLIAM WALDE, Kngineer. HARRIS & STOTESBU Orrion A. G. West, Trae Foun stnnen snowy Can | Puitapeurnia, Jan. 13, 1866, Mr. Joun C. Caxsson:— Sim—Io answer to your inquiries of the working of the stator, tie with much satisfaction we stake Anti Inet noale. found some ew of the tubular boiler. ere are tis day pe solely to Une use of your Ant tuned ang. eflicncy repo wratas was putin our boilers in August, 1863, and i constant so ever since, and on frequent axan ni Ou the ‘apparatus has kept the examination (about Janda: ihe, Fileles of seale Loose in the bottom both the cylinder aud tubular boil. clean and fren from soale, ‘the Inerustator, we never hav one her moana or device, depending solely upow the Jour apparatua, which has proved #0 aatintnetory that we take plevure in recommensting ite use o the public, Particularly those having sinam bollersin nae rm ‘We have two hoflers—an ‘and twelve feet long, reat fort in diameter ant tipper or cyt elunion, permit me to muy we fully hetiere your very great apparatas is protection to with pleastire, Ander forty tivhea tn dametwr wand eonectest with e tubular ralve: feet bony apparatus ie inter baller. te saving of fuel. as well e butlers, and would et any and ali tines, hve every aattafiotion to partir loguiring as ty the merits of (iis most valuable and wonderful luveution. Yours, very respectfully, yf SHARP Por A. G. WEST, Orries o Privapeven ‘Twawry-rinst “any Ia J tak> pleasure ANU inerustator in our botier. Ptr and onsam the wi We LJ porta are m2 100 heartily recommend it; " Fear crmt tases tee burning Our boiler is « Corties. thirty feet long and four feat in joun ©. Cansson, Req — Dean Bin in atawer to rour mquiries of thie date, wa in'thos pabliely’ stating that we bars yout Te was placed there in. the in the boiler, wr has 8 large «vi of fuel, aud & your Anti Iperustator as of the facturer diaaeter, with fire box four feet square. Very truly, Me. Jon~ ©. Dean ANU. Tnerusty and found the formed a yo by perfectly clean. The water w yours NB You our boders, as we Ornes of Wa Bt Joux C. Cuxasom, Feng, Drea Sem wer have bell Isler, for the exp ne, and ow OWN KAY. Be 1 CUA RDB ONL BOLTON, TG vk rani is Oreaw Paren ee heres Ha | ¥ EMAN & CO, Car Builders cs ‘arson Weare giad to inform you that we need your of ore, ‘1on Battery on two sete of tui be n ert may yet tnetude that we fire very hea aire a very large quantity of Oar mille, Thirteenth and Withow streets, ms built by Cortiee & Co, of Providence, h rurpoes of aeononniring epane Linder bollore, plared or utoe feet loname outside wil filet with uppiies steam fr a three hundred horse en to the Noni of aortas expemed tn ihe etion of (he Gre it forined sexle very rapidly. and ae there was no posdinbity of getting a! the sonie to remnere it by the use 6f pick and scraper, was great danger of (he boiler speadity burning ont In September, INA. the bollers were examined with the view to apply your Anti-Inerustators. bat they were fow od In sah 9 bad condition that It w: your Amt: ine sapped fer repirs, eomtiion. 08 Monlas, Getober tore were pdnced in our bAlere Ue the whote intertar surtace of the boilers was coveret ince the Anth Incrustatore were ap-plie.! we 04 Wo uae the egine waler (rom the Sonuyik lil, aed wo whatever has tively the Uae of ple’. arraper are now entirely clean, aod (he erase le wholly beter ated with faem already been made in the tremiment of the hmtier: Uhl upam opening the Deters several lent summer) we have shale uf Voge wale detache by he ase of your ay . 4 from the tron ladder We rommder pour Ants Tncrnstater mt and wonld * er maternally ibs superset Bw THOMA a CO Me Jong © Car ra With pieasnre we send you the following Matement, fm addition Ws the one tent yom on the BBM ine. Dering the month of Adguet, IMA we bad four of your Lond iw four cylinder tethers somnerad Ant) lorrast the hetore the ape the Geet of thie water om bathe Toure, tery od (pe following 4 de, Wet at the seine time proto 1 pee teem tne atl) © sind ee moth a4 that we cated ty the (hieapece of one fond (he tiferenen ia teh cot (uel, and the improvement tm “b + Deorting the tenth { thee cylinder the efert fon a ewliy ord: lienmeterie A me mer ree “A foar & thee and veh td only hawt teen abot by the oui premmen of yhnk, mn mee ; Ss LE PRES = + pers of cnn ot ane ht ven yime te ee direion of your ed moron bred pow Nl reopen! ty wT A Rowe Particles which were brushed out without w to be perfectly has saved my boller, and largely have had im use in the boiler of the your “Antt-Inorustators'' a4 lute the boller When tt led, as to unfortunately tos an, pal “in we have repeat: first examination we hecome loose. Bubsequent re. it hawk ‘ree from scale 82 the ir ‘Anti Ine Mode and many al of scale from yOUr apparatus proved a decided suc- nee leads me to the conviction that your “Anti. the only Invention, thus far, that will clean sof seale, and by its use prevent its formation. [have wondered it were not in more gen. Per. tn the bolfers of this tenting it for {our Anti-Inerustator to all per: the vm of loose soxte. and bomn removed by Use action Of the instrument were entirely clean. Hince then we have never deed an} oF / C to seale, In'the favet admirable manner. aod we are th tte uae we are free from scale: the botler is clean at tn effected by a decrense in the Increase of power through solely upon ie ite work that Abd prevent the seale from mm operat the lnerustetion 0 reed: Tepresentad it—nosering the scat and "pre, weainn. aly NE & hOKS. nder At that | | metnumg. bo orton ey ewms ae a Joun CO. Onusson, Esq. Si—Ver nt me tw say LT have nad onal of the above rhe mills, bothgprior w and sluce the Introduction of your Ause Toerustator. Prior to tte introduction ft was Impossible to furninh «tena to supply the mill with eight boilers—four ue, edaneeted tagether: but epmediatety prorat ng wee feed we could platoly notioe t and found t eno ue change, jnoed Plait be: acale to loosen antil ly evem the seule was ‘oosefted Grom runt the flues, and prier to ong removed were entirely clean. Now w with four plain cylinder boflers tn piace of A \et conmored: ned aad tour bate vations aie pie sean and agreat saving of fael, owing simply ie form 6 tho sole use of your Aut In. ay would nok be willing to rin any boiler, try, without your much eanmot t an. pores he a ny he facts pre ih tlamt 4 must actually themselves to realize ita wonderful effect, Very Fe spectfully, yours, JA 8 BC, LAN, Supt of Mills and General Magager, Orrick oF How mts, At that time there was au! of the boiler, which ur iteex chemicals would Not remove. oon after (he introduction of Your apparatus a difference was found in making staan, ond ing the botler au viecws of loos ness, ware taken out, and now the bollers are elesn, and large eaving is effected in the fuel consumed ‘Thore in « cylinder boiler, ton feet lug and thirty inches tm diameter, resting on and. oon with @ tubular three feet in diameter, The apparatus i# in the eytinder boiler, and does tis work th and effeotively, From our nee, DU-Fncrustator ble tnvention. 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