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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-05-28
TIL L FD EE MAN.



The summers sun has set; the moon,
As ifto chase nights gath'ring mist,
Appeared in full array and gained midway the zenith,
Whenth the slave returned from her accustomed task,
And sat hersef without her checrless cabin door,
Near by--her son--the only one that savry
Had spared to her; he would been thought hupefu
boy,
Had he been linked meier with expressions heirs,
And had the caskct worn a lighter huej
For meath that ebon brow there beamod soul
His was a mind, tho nursed in slavery's lap,
And famed by slayery's witherng breath,
That lived and glowed with touch immortal.
lie gazod alternate 10 the heavens above,
And on his mother mournfully.
At length he SPOKE Mother, dost hcar2
Methnks some spirits hov'ring nigh,
That rides upon the breeze, and wakes such music,
New, and strange, and so surprising sweet
In contrast great with whips and chains and manaces,
And yet tremendously with yon azure spangled
Vault--the workmanship Of God, you say,
Whose workmanship are we-the strain is LIBERTY.
And-mother' - My son, forbear, she family said
For hope and fear by turns had strove within
That mothers breast since first she'd watched
The openings of his infant mind,
And knew full well he could not be SLAVE!
Liberty, so sweet to mortal ear
So dear to mortal heart her husband dared to seek
And OH the tragic scene! the stealthy flight
The hot pursut--the captured one,-the stripes
The CORY lash-thc expiring groan!-ala all combined,
Now formed fearful picture in her mind!
Forbade the hope her boy would fain inspire,
And in its stead placed dark despair!
The moon had waned;
While others slept, mother and her son
Pursued their northward way.
Now pressing on with new impulse, eager to reach
The kindly goal-now hating, trembling,
AS they fright some night bird from its seat,
Which fancy paints a lend betrayer's step.
Mother, IT'S fathers spirit leads us on;
Dispatched by Heavens behest
Relieved of its mortality,
No mortal arm may trammel now
With such guide we need not fear,
, The haven desired, we sure shall gam
IT'S morn. They step on freedoms soil!
While matin birds,-the rising sun
Surrounding nature, welcomes them.
And they with nature swell the song of LIBERTY
S But ah the choir's not full-ALL are not FREE!
Stow, May, 1916 ELLA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-05-28
Crushed Affections.

How many suffer by unreturned love and ai-
lection They are attached strongly to those
who return them cold words, Indifferent looks
and even avoid their presence. A word, that
might not otherwise be noticed often sinks
deeply in the heart of one whose life is bound
up in another. Where an object is cherished,
each motion is watched with socitude, and a
smile gives exquisite pleasure, while irown
sends dagger to the heart. There Is no great
er sin than TO crush the warm affections, gusb-
ing freely from generous heart 1t dries up
the fountains Of the soul--iades the smile on
The cheek and casts a shade over every bright
and glorious prospect. Draw near to the heart
that loves you return the tavors received, and
if you cannot love it in return be careful not to
brulse or break it, by a careless word--an I'M
kind expression, or an air Of Indifference
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-05-28
The End Of Education.

The multitude think, that to educate a
child is to crowd into its mind given amount
of knowleged to teach the mechanism Of reading
and writing to load the memory with words
to prepare boy for the routine of a tr AIDE. No
wonder then, that they think almost every body
fit to teach The true end of education is to
unfold and direct Alright our whole nature Its
office is to call forth powers ofeyory kind; power
of thought, affection, will, aud outward action,
power to observe, to reason, to Judge, to contrye
power to adopt good courses aud to pursue them
efficiently; power to govern ourselves and to
influence others power to gain and to spread
happiness. Reading is but an instrument; ed
ucation is to teach its best use. The intellect
was created not to receive passieely few words,
dates and facts, but to be active for the acqui-
siion of truth Accordingly, education should
labor to inspire profound love of truth, and to
teach the processes of Investigation, A sound
logic, by which we mean the science of art,
which mstructs us in the laws of reasoning and
evidence. in the true method Of inquiry, and
in the sources Of false Judgment, is an essential
part Of good educaton-C Claiming.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-05-28
agricultural.

ing &c,
BY HORACE GREELEY.

When was lad ten years old, my father took a
job of clearing fifty acres of low, wet land in Yer
mont, which had originally been pine forest, with
considerable proportion of black ASH probably later
growtb) but had more recently been oyerun with fire
in an extremely dry season, and thickly covered,
among its mostly dead and decaying TIMBER with an
underground of blue beach, alder, &c. &c. This
clearing was miscellaneous undertaking. Commenc-
ing in March, the whole tract covered with water
kneedeep held there by the masses Of fallen and de-
cayng pines the roots of the still standing trees &c.
We were visited while at work there by good many
neghbors and wayArers who comfortedmy father with
the assurance that he never could accomplish what he
had undertaken shat his boys Of ten and nine years
respectively, would be 'ou of their time before he
could finish it He perseFered, however, with the help
Of these boys, and completed the job in about two
years. When it was done and VIC had chance to
look back upon it. could not help seeing that about
one-hfd Of ogr work had been positively wasted aud
might have been saved by adequate knowledge, Halt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-05-28
R ELIGl0U6,
For the Green Mountain Freeman.

For the Green Mountain Freeman.
Mr.. EpIToR The following extract, if properly
regarded, may be useful to those who read
Preaching He gospel, implies declaration Of the
whole system Of truth and duty, contained in divine
revelation: as all these implied in the gospel and
nave relation to the covenant of grace Though
sono Ir9ts are more essential and important than 9th
ers and the gospel may be said to be preached. while
some are overlooked; yet it cannot he hig preached
unless the whole arc brought into view and must be
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-05-28
The Bible ChriStian.

Bible Christian is one who is born of God,
converted and become as little child, branch
Of the true vine, and member Of the body of
which Christ is the head connected with the
church, the Lambs wife, a son or daughter of
the Lord Almighty by the spirit Of adoption,
crying Abba Father Conscious of his high
calling in Christ Jesus, he follows holiness, striy-
ing to be holy as his Master is holy, and perfect,
as his Father in Heaven is perfect
To attain to this he searches the scriptures
and meditates upon the law Of God day and
night, that he may know what the Lord would
have him do and esteeming all the command
ments Of the Lord concerning all things to be
right, it is his highest privilege, as far as in him
lies, to perform all the will of his Divine Master
Drawn by cords Of affection, he willingly runs
after him Constrained by Christ's love, he
cheertuIy leaves all to follow him As child
he loves honors, and obeys his parents as
parent brings up his children in the nurture anc
admoniton Of the Lord, having them in subject
ION but not provoking them to anger As a sub
lect of civil government, he is subject to the
powers that lie, and yet obcys God rather thar
man; as a neighbor, does to others what he
would have them do TO him, never going bcyonC
to defraud his brother in any matter Westcr,
| Christian
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-05-28

The Best EpHaphA mans best monument
is his virtuons actions, Foolish is the hope of
Immortality and future praise, by the cost of
senseless stone; when the passenger shall only
say, "Here lies a fair stone and filthy carcase. .
That can only report the rich but for other
praise, myself while living must build thy monu-
ment, aud write thine own epitaph in honest and
honoVble actions Those are 50 much more
noble than the ether, as living men are better
than dead stones. Nay, know not if the other
be not the way 10 produce perpetual success
sion of inamy; While the censorious reader finds
occasion TO comment on thy bad life. Every
mans heart is tomb, and every mans tongue
writes an epltoph on the well beloved Either
then will procure me such monument TO be
remembered by, Or it viii be better 10 be inglo
nous than infamous HaH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-18
UNITED srNrEs HOTEL,
WAVER sra. 1T

WHEELING. VA
FsNnE undcr-icned tcspesiluuy inl.fsn The puh.
~ hr, hat they have lsaseJ Tie atv,c hnus
Zoe a Term NJ YEAR,, have hid ~ ,nurely o. uoLclcJ
SID very 'ngch improved IN Tho sfnngsac1tnI IL
f~oias and ~Foncle,, have had II tviv and hand.
somely painted c~arpctcd ani .ptrrj ih,enshoui
sni newly hnfn'shed. ia q ~ ic unsurpassed 10y suy
hoioi IN The West E,cD article - esisels nov
sat tho whcic hose IRA lishlly lgafcl with COS.
Tssy tgc, ne accommodation u iha hou-r ~
he public. ioiy dcirrtnin-d. thai al GUEST. hal
Ind a. thcif h"t.e. oSicfsinfn,aI that viii eoi "a,
o. snsra .sisfsoiicS.
ft'atae serctis arransrmt az of tho House anal
TaA'' snd he L-c4iioa IL the house IN frrni uCthr
lsndirr. hey indulge Inc bore. ihs
they VII u,cfsc = 30 ~~-i-safr - rutiic r-,rAnase
may MITCHELL & CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-18

ECEivED nv u UNpeR3GNEpi
from the cities VI New York. Phsisaeiphis
bud B,lirmo,~. = large sui general s-.srimrnt az
sroecue.. whieh 10 addition - tofmer -tosk a akcs
!. a pact. ~h,ch they arc d.. o.ed 10 sssi oa ,h-
no-i desirable i,rms
i07n 1sss RIO C.lvs
rs do java DO
30 DO Pepper
% In Pssnesta .n RI
IS cbe-s losus Iiy.pa Tea
20 do G-nrawd-r aud lsnpsttsI
100 hfls Mo- and 3 Niscksssl
10 La i@sfSasar
1000 Lbs G,Gret. ScO.th SnuI
loco Lbs Cod Fish
5000 do Braz,ef. 4 sses,hirs C"rrc,
soo Bisc.T Tin pt.,e
1907 L. B.i.s TNa
,o0,L's Sp-ltr
q LIZ Wire Nos 6 - Is
> Gaze. L,ssss'es B.i
$500 LIZ Ahsd.s
io0 Lbs cas.ia
2 Btis Ciov'.
so Rove. Iaians
} Bllss $ : A mD,.ls
10 Bris Atnta
Btl Nmn.g.
Is Bcxe- Chocpiiie
90 Dris C.igfc,i ipgwoad
10 DO Gn und Grget
ecrro.u. In.hs,
"ask Linphlask
% Kegs MusIari
5sb.ie c,,endi.a rolaec.. 5. 10 anl Il
lumns
iol Bis \ q Melussrs
go do Sugar ilon-e
FLEMING n HUNTER.
y g. The Gllrw ing ariiri~- - Caup'ry Pi'aur,
ibkcn IA Etchpnes. bscnn Lard. te,'hof-. b.
wax. Bnush Glover seed. Fi.N...d. cinseng. isags
81. Se FLEMING a HuNTEi.
Wh-vl.ng n, %. rs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-18
NOTICE.

ferE"''"snes's CBoo J.s', g. 1916
ihs parties 80 "iissr prrsons ba,,as sny ,st,,e.f
"a me matter. ,on'nnsd 10 nc iofeson,s Jer,..-
.fs hsrfty notified, that 1 have sre,,s,.d wsdo..
a. 'he S5u day ofFsbfuay 1916 Al nv .0;re -
'N' ''5 ~ hhrelss. o. 10 i,ue and place, wh,n
~ 0.fte' I'haA ths comsist,op Of
~ 4's'""' Nni hereby Telnife iho ,aid
srresr before as ~n sad 25fh day 81 yeh,,,a
i7ab. ant ~Ffgiute heif respective elaims -, "a.
Jasimsnt and seuitmsnL -
Jan p JAMES a CLARKE CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-18

fH'Htf KEEP cntsiauiiy on hand. a sey -.
- itns'se ossorimsnt as sup foF Nah Kanf
, 'ench AID Gr'cisu Cfair.; Il rkine chars. s,as
Tor sed card Table, Dfes.irg Bureaus, Bs,isi cad.
i"s.el s'ands. ossoted stkes; irsclher wHh every
"'hTf auieie 81 tc laios ,jyls and hcsi Gs,.hsd
. n'ndufo ever 20, rel % lhIf Ciy.
Gdi sud hsh"sany f'aFnrl ISksr Gissses q
even variety aui price, L'skn,g Gas. Pia,e. e eli
'fe'. PfifaH und f'ciare ffsmes ou hand aud
muds ~ order
uphofiefy Ware oHsssing 81 Teaihef Red.
Boi'ies ani Phi'w. ~ ~. c"it,n. iIu.k s.finF
Esd Sua~ Mattresses; y ankels. Qatl,s. csaG "a
ractiaE Bftams Of clsah epvsts. flof.eloh
cta's Muis 81 81 iess; ,pgcti.s, wsia ot.ry ebet
sinsleso Upholstery Ware. IN lsna shd raado \.
Ofief
NenHisr ard Slqt W niaN nitf,i Wi de.
S"aass - every Saueiy aod rotor. al ~ Nhsh ~a.
be sold a. vsy low rnees. sus wafosnied ~ hs
hesi quaTy. Alsi, MAneoANr N1NEfEs. IIa (,
ro'h. FAsN,sn. SFaoss' Mos-. Mahossny Knobs
S'ad Pager. Lock-. ~ uge-. csssu, BLi>n Tsts
NlNos. e n-iaHily ou hard aad sold low Br c.,n
~ SrEtn Bears fpfnishsi wan even an,ei,
Of fafptiufs al shOn ,@iIco ssa GA ihs ,s5, lei,
''f"' 90 %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-18
rCRsIrUPE waRE-RooMs.
JOHN NJ. Cl.EMENS.

LSPECItJiL y iuNiiss he attention II tie
IL c. zens ~ NbreiiHg su,i Inc country. d. his
g. cd ~ hefuniai Farsnufe. Ct L. a.. To-. y, I22
Msto street. 4 lev dDots ABOVE he L 5 lio.,I. lie
hGs % Lefd.i
SOFAS ot she ialc-i cod NJ Esshsaasio .yie.
"i s1Fersuf style and ths h--i make
BEDS rEsDS. rev sna .plosriHil at.,.
T~AbLES-P'cf. Wuurg. Genre, Gard. WORK
Dining 4e.Ac. q he besi si,ie.
SFNNDS- PLAIN. ChefB. M,hor,ny. &c Sc: al
81 "h'oh ~iil 10 suii o. luN II no l.Nsf Uan 81
any o'bef esiahlishtasai ,a The eiiy.
UPHOLSTERY, NENtTtAN BLINDS LOOK
iN'' oLAsstA. fhNs12. ~A4 81 sastCebtesL
Wsrr furnished % urisr.
MAIOCAAY NEAEERS-A coed stock TO-
sa!e low.
riesse al ard ,Haaire ~ yourselves
dee 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-18

NikSiNlA-oss' C,'rpu snprr 90 cnnn.
P'''s' Z e,.ef'@ c.. ~ ca.scssy
wn Caopline 4 osher. Diane Jes AessanL
ABSTRACT
'uPin Goa lhcfatiHn whereof. his rause \. 70. Ter.
'fd 70 M-A'f Ssani<.i9gef w.,on. who : 10 o..
.ccraln ssd feior Nkat uatrAsir r.nxstea La a..
dsi'nieHi wn CAAplge 10 she Tfuuefs. hy he
deei OF to'i az he htli usrniionci femsif.s nn.o.l.
nHd What debt, ~ ile said iced n iusi er,v,s.s
ior trnah un.aH. Hgsihef wits 90 oibe, drh,.
eha'te'. ircnmhrRRcrs ulnn lie sid fcai estate
anal '"s nftsI W ~hi'h hey are e6AJed 4, te
lAA' MA ihet tpf this rofsee hc awe notice 10
'h" 'ata creditors rsaysJsd for ~ the said deed
snri 81 niher. ~ advertisement 10 ne r,ftsrhed
- le'si 80 d+ys iu me ncWsqart ru6f,he5 !,
he eiy ~ Wheelirr 20 rms N ADD cs4gti.h der
debts open the usual terms. Ard thst ne a..
certain and fefcTt ~hs, morissor ,asc.s the ,,sa
trustees have ~ lhsif hsnd.. ~ susj,rt \, M,
control. 20 10 - He'd se tho payment 81 N. ,saJ
deh''' aad NAT he Sisn rsPaft my other ma,,s,
aeemsd feri"em' W bhmssh, ~ sReeafiy rtqaiftJ
by any Of the parties
AND al noo,h. day. to wf-
On Neinesday Jrnpsfs ef.tls&s
IT teins tnrr ssisd sud made known e.hc ,..,t
Rat Aisraidsr Wilson. the cs.mmt-,ap., 4, .hm.
ibis ransc wts heretofore teieftfh had dsrs,te1tl a..
Nc "'iN'''i hsSfre c,Ur'rtcf 90 refusn,s 80 nj,
oousi. Sirccies - tic fofmer d,crs m ~. |
bot That divcfs rtoecsdinss have been Lad i,t,,,
'atd c"mmfssloncr urdcr ss.d deere. and se,sat
- the r rites concerned have pradur.d ,au,te.
Hod pr7v's before hirn. fesieclrg ,s.ieas mailer,
~feierci :" ~tnmt-ssoaer Wilson; tie Car, 80
hefcnfon stisige urlcs sod d,ens ihsf.t..r ..s
70 referred 70 JsNts A CLsRxs. "a. ct, sf,h.
eo'ontittenefs tpf taking secnnnf. srr,inirs ~ 81.
court ~hoi wig due no'icr a. dteeiej sy ,,hl
"'iner decree. '.to ~cnfsrIrie ne SID aecauo.. 4
hefel 'iofe referred 70 enmfni, ioner wa.op. eao.
'lde'i"g Tor tbis fufps se ~ y~outhrn. ess,f. al
sN'ne"er ouiy reduced before said eama,i.s.a ne,
"u"'n' 'nsice' 20 81 Jas exrepiors. snJ riyms
- ,ef same 'lirei esii he .suse we're ssa.n
eeeaghi 'erwsfd baiafu ldh.eif' resse.
NA@oN ALbA 4 LAipLEY, Clefk,
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GLUE AND GLASS pAPrR
F,N y. uORNBROOK. m~suufKrfn7e. snd
- {. j. consiants pter@sed 10 SUI ply al ur
der f0i Glde & Glass Pansr 81 surerier qu,l,
W, whica VIII e iufLiSte ed TO fest.ss - rnn
sutps ~ - - i-- ---s~ - tbcy can purchase
Il say shefc Oidcr~ leh 81 the Warehouse
on Market sreei bs.ov The Posi- odhcs " u be
promptly >uepiIct.
Feb. IA, lS.5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-18
s.p-i DARE & n7GE. raian ..
US WEALTN.v

"LIUNONH D NLAIIiT.
AN having msnuA,tsrsd ht dis umr. al
k'.cs 81 Has ihst as usasily " RI. Ism Il low.
"a ~ PTics ,hnR Vsaal hy hpns.i $40 clgotn 1esd
wofkmep. ntrrh wall cpabio me - tam snt A Gs.i
fais l1i, q" anY me wauiirx q shesg mad e..rl sf-
''e'e. ! haNe ifen ltsirr n ,tis riN q god uau,
YEAR, Snd thlrk am suiuicd 10 ia fuoare Con.
ilsaen ~aaiinE a heat rate nal tlrass isaac l,..t
msassfrs. snd N a lea dBss ikty shall hove thsm.
seeofdlrg % ofaer ~ntrput,J um 10 issik.
HAS AMI Caps Dial kiffs epeshnik w hand. a.
ny cheap ratahd Cap s,ci,u. cufnsf I'd A.ain
asi unior So. whee'inY VI.
.st 80 shNitfI y HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-18
TODD A HOWELL.

siCN OF TttE blACH MNNM&Ttt soor,
eQuIn &n as 2AUEHT sguAEE.
HOWELL would inform 81 Of
= hcir od tAr"ns srdst We ~t1laure 81 Sos,
"Moe lri Ley re nov receiving ,fesh from
irn''F aeeer nulci Wos Shoe. Eea'Hef t5ss.
IHtif, fuar e. Ac. Which t,ey r'cGge ihem.else,
nro ~ - go"i qp'iuY etd wtl &c soll o., lo,y a,
aui hi ~ las - The sane %atui,s. thli d. naN or
Doe tr'n tt.ngid iu'o us mstk.i; a, Ihe.e
snHds "efe carefully solortsd expressly ier uaf
r'inli rste. ,hsy ,uny hc telicj nJ.sn a.. seuaae
ad . "e -" ary efucie a. rrme nad f, .hsnli
p"i htr upf ir le sHch Ne w,li atke 20 good ,u IA,
tOi uscbt 20 made ~ sa,n ,ndiyiaaa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-18

fssm ths perniy sheriff ~ New Yo,k.
DR. Srnuhs Steatcd ! sisn Vegetable Ifl.. have
been urct m iha L.an.lsc ,scei neblut'. Pr-n.
w''h uncon'o.' q saii~lspon Ihase ne,er hesrla
med'.'nS r,Ae" 81 Nih 'puie 'a'sres, Is t-e ,iok
who have isksu these Tfhi..
JAaiES J pEvINs. Drgnr sbsrn
For .ale ny PRYOR q RAUL
nnN - Pa Aiafkei s. whcelng.
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wnoLEsNLT Anu RFrklL
III LAD A,

90 u'irs ~ - n,at the sou, .J -
- ~ hhIkel liuse.
pAitE A LOCE arc o"~ manuiacin,i anJ
viii teer constantly on hard. = large A,,oittncni II
HATS I'D CAPS Of The fnesi .iyiys. aad su.uu.
iae'afsd 'tnfn lie htst malctfai- Beh 80 -, he,ne
~rvaedCal ~iiafi,ts. We matte tmi sup.tihteni ne
rsAu z ~ I'll NE iiIs We ,cil. Or Clrs esr pea.
Chased fn he most excessive CAP Nsnnfs,iue.rs
N Ne Fistcfn Cries. Htfte h~err nees
Az Hose ~ ~aUi"f a -cunh~ bri.ie ari lat,s'
fnerfcaa iafhisn ol It's M Cats. ~. sfNa,.
'nd hem "a onf 'sahashmsn', wtsch We iu'sna l.
mae knsSn Hni hikaH 90 by I'll ,oen. ir1m &
gs"l' wufk Aad lis r,i<s.
s.n-l DARE & n0GE I'nlnn a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-18

b removed fhfU t''ghHifHWeHito ihctf
tHNew Bfitk BOi'aiEE, rat side OF MAR.
kEr -. a fcw doors h,low The Post CGlce,
Ehrte they have supplied themselves With .
new aud large Entinr sol other hxtufe lrr
'taeir business, "a n supel iof style.
They carry IN ih, House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING n Al - branches.
MACHINE OK PATENT PIPE.
We NE %prra'ci 10 saPfly vur c9-'.'ner. 10 any
cii,ni NTH he slave Pgs ~ he best qosiiy. aud
Al or.cr. C, iow n a. is nts hsd - The e0nuIfy.
They have con ttbl'y IN md Hydfsn,, of
~vaTiuOs te euJ tiun, bsucrS' seltles, 1aieT Giles.
ri,, beth tub hot aud cold shower baihs, re
iorB ior bleaching, chemical SIP raiu>, irsd
paieni bath rump>. leas pipes OF si IN.
$, shestlead ot auy ttickhtss aud worked on
n auy manner at iofr1
Wairr conducted thgoash l,alsB pipes ffom
sJringS 10 farihlg houses Ia the eoaniry.
snpcfinr pumps tor couutfy wells, Steam go
gin~s SC. &c.
An ORDER thankfully received and punciu
ally aHsutcd To-
STEAM pow n.
For manuisciai ing purposes can be supplied
10 Sevrtal descriptions OF mechanics, ~ The
81 story cf ,heif boiiding, ~ on 1he ground
iaoT al very moderate feAt.
WhVetur. NV l., 40
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