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For the Columbian Fountain.
CHEMICAL DIORAMAS.

These splendid paintings Of Mr.. r. Winter
are still to be seen at Carusi's during the pre-
sent week.
The view of the Milan Cathedral, the Feast
of Belshazzar, the destruction Of Babylon, and
the Funeral Of Napoleon, have been drawing
crowded houses Of the most respectable charac-
ter to witness the wonderful productions Of sci
ence and of art. These will still be exhibited
through the week in all their splendor and
magni6cence.
In addition to these, MIR. Winter has six
other paintings, which he calls Cromatic
Views. These are of most extraordinary
character. They are painted on canvass, in
circular form; the figures Of which appear to
be, not stationary, but movable. At one
moment they will appear to be moving, with
rapid flight. from the outside to the centre,
where they disappear. The next moment they
take retrogade movement, and fly from the
centre to the outside, and disappear in like
manner. One Of these appears like frma-
ment, filled with innumerable stars, all rushing
" thC SChic1 6ioWiuS oilluHCI dS tuCy lily anu
disappearing when they reach that point.
Then changing motion, they fly from the cen
tire, enlarging as they go, and disappearing
when they reach the circumference.
The last Of these wonderful paintings, Mr.
R. Winter has produced since he has been in
the city and since the news Of Gen. Taylor's
splendid victories on the Rio Grande. II is
called the Star Of the Rio Grande. This pic
ture. though on fiat surface, appears like an
open umbrella, presenting its convex surface
to the audience. The figures move 10 and from
the centre, in rapid succession, in like manner
as the others, to amuse and astonish the behold
er. The view of this Star Of the Rio Grande
alone, is worth more than the price of ticket
for the whole exhibition. II is hoped that the
patriotic, public spirited citizens of Washing
ton will all pay their respects to Mr.. Winter
before he leaves the city.
A SPECTATOR.
WASHINGTON CRY, June l6, 1916.
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CRIMINAL COURT.
TUESDAY, June l6

IUEsDAf, Juue 1O.
The court was occupied all day in the hear
ing of U. S. Us. Wm. M. Stewart, commenced
yesterday.
Messrs. Owen Clarke, DR.. Richie, Lewis
Carberry, Robert Hurdle, David Walker, Jas.
Goslin, Thomas Neary,J. c. Frigge, Jonathan
Barnes, Jas. A. Payne, William Collins, and
J. Y. Young have been examined as witness
es. The assault and battery was proven, and
the defence turns almost entirely upon the
fact Of possession. Mr.. Stewart contends ths,
the tract OF disputed land was in his posses
sion, and consequently had right to expel
the workmen from the premises. The u S.
contend that DR.. Richie had possession, and
as these men were there BY his direction, Stew
art had no right to drive them of.
Bradley and Woodward for defence; Key,
District Attorney, and P. r. Fendall, for pros
ecutlon. The case is not closed yet
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New YoRK, June 18th, 1876.


MEssRs. EDlroRs Last evening attended
what was termed an Lafdel Convention, held
In the Coliseum, Chatham street with the
full expectation Of hearing from the distinguish
ed advocates Of the cause, something of inter
est, but indeed, | was truly disappointed their
arguments were poor and paltry, failing in any
one point TO establish the true (FALsE) doctrine
OF iDf'det'ty or Liberalism have heard men.
whose education was limited, who never were
blessed oy the great advantages of a polished
education, appeal to the common sense of
thoughuu men, for the assertion, that the
ohrlsnan religion was true, and taking up arms
against the Rights of man |" and the I" Age
OF reason" have succeeded in silencing the
clamor OF the most turbulent Tn6del. The meet
ing was one we'll attended by the elite Of this
city AT times the advocates were applauded
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9D- Association No. 2, United Brothers Of
Temperance, D. G., will celebrate their Ami
versary at the Ebenezer Methodist Church.
Navy Yard. on Wednesday evening, the l7lh
inst. on which occasion the Rev. M. Hale Smith
and the Hon. Lewis c. Levin, are expected to
deliver addresses. The respective organiza-
tons OF Sons Of Temperance and kindred Asso-
Citations, land the public in general ARE respectful
ly invited; the meeting will be called to order
at 8 O'Clock. Temperance odes will be sung
to diversity the entertainment.
JOSEPH WALSH, Cor. Sec'y.
June 10, y. Brothers Of temperance.
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SANTA FE EXPEDITION.

The arrangements preparatory to the depar-
ture of Col. Kearney's expedition against San
ia Fe were being made at ST. Louis on the Sd
inst. with great promptness and vigor.
The route will be through country where
supplies cannot be obtained, and a very large
amount of stores, &c., will be required, all Of
which, however, it is stated, will be at Fort
Leavenworth this week. Ths expedition will
take with tnearly athousand mules for draught,
several hundred wagons, large stock of cattle
on foot, and other stores in proportion.
I.
The receipts al tue Telegraph office in this
city during the last month, were about four hun
dred dollars.
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~ Temperance Notice. =" There is
nothing under the sun that can be named which
has and is producing so much evil and misery, both
for time and eternity, as Root Beer, Ale, Porter,
Cordial, Wine, Whiskey, Gin, Old Jamaica Rum,
and Real Cogniac Brandy! Disease Despair, Death
and He'll, ever follow In their train. Drinkers
quake arise, be free or be for ever fallen. Meet
ing THIS "wednesday NieHr, at 8 o'clock, at the
Medical College, corner Of e and 10th streets
The exercises will consist Of addresses and singing
All are invited, free Of expence.
Gro. Saver, President F. y.T.A.s
June IL
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Reported for the Columbian Fountain.
Tw enty ninth Congress:
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, June Is, 1916.

THURSDAY, June Is, 1916.
A message was received from the President
Of the U. S., enclosing communication from
the Secretary Of the Treasury, in reply TO a
resolution. He recommends reduction oi
the Tariff, and an issue of Treasury notes, to
raise means to carry on the Government
The communication was laid on the table,
and ordered to be printed.
The PoshOffice bill was taken up and pass
ed.
Mr.. ]. M. Clayton, introduced bill, requir.
ing Apprentices in the Navy, to be employed
on coastiDg vessels.
The Senate proceeded TO ballot for Chair
man Of the Committee on Foreign Relations,
in place Of Mr.. Allen, resigned. After FIVE
ballots, during which Mr.. Archer and Mr.. Sc
vier run highest, the further ballotting was
postponed till to morrow.
And the Senate went into an Executive ses-
sion.
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INSTITUTION FOR YOUNG LADIES, Alex
i andria, D. g. This Institution is under the
superintendence of Mrs. J. A. KEsLEr. The svs-
tenn OF instruction pursued is designed to secure to
the pupils regular, permanent and extensive course
OF education. The Principal is assisted by the most
sklllful and experienced teachers. The scholastic
year is divided into four terms of twelve weeks
each. Board and tuition, per term, including wash
ing, bedding, &C., S37 SO. June IL
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Wall srRErr. The New York Express Of

WALL SrREET. The New York Express OF
Saturday evening says:
"Wall street is all sunshine to-day. The
anxiety and doubt, so apparent yesterday,
as 10 the fate OF the renewed Oregon nego-
tiations, in the Senate, were dispelled by the
news of the favorable action Of that body on
the subject. received this morning. The ef-
feet upon stocks has been almost electrical;
and all descriptions Of stocks-the solids as
well as the fancies--have experienced an ad-
vance"
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A QUEsTIoN.-Has the Richmond Va. Son
of Temperance. extended to US the common
editorial courtesy? We have not seen the slight
est notice of the Fountain in its columns, al
though we devoted some considerable space to
the prospectus of the Son, in ours. Is the
editor afraid to let the people know that there
is such paper as the Columbian Fountain in
this city. We think that brother that clips
articles from our " correspondence" might a,
least mention to his readers, the name Of the
paper to which he is indebted.
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DIVINITY AND FAsHIoN.-It is said that the
Rev. DR.. Judson, the venerable Missionary to
India, and Miss Emily Chubbuch, (the Fanny
Forester of the fashionable magazines were
married at Utica on the I'd inst.
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$500.

A SUIT of summer clothes furnished at the New
"A York Mammoth Clothing Store for Three
Dollars
Just received, splendid assortment Of Shirts,
at the NeU York Mammoth Clothing Store.
Pests for 7b cents to be had at the Ne,U York
Mammoth Clothing Store, No. 2. Centre Market
Space. JAS. GALLIGAN & SON.
June IL eodn
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LovE-SUIcIpE.-We learn from the Gin
cinnad Times that beautiful young lady,
in Delaware county. Ia, having been compel
led by her father to marry gentleman of for
tune, though she had promised her hand TO
another, took poison in her coffee the morning
after her marriage, while at breakfast with her
husband and parents, and expired in less than
an hour.
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CORRESPONDENCE

How glorious is this invention Of writing, where
oy we can easily communicate to absent friends
whatever may afford them pleasure or Improvement
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CREDIrABLE.-The editor of the Cherokee
Advocate asserts, that in proportion to the po-
puiation, there are fewer men among the Che
rokees who cannot read and write, either Che
rokee or English, than are to be found in any
State in the Union.
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ON OUR DESK.

The ISLAND Cry, published Weekly at N.
York, Price 81 90 per year. The prospectus
states that the Island City is one Of the most
popular papers now published in the United
States" which we have no reason to doubt
Henry A. Buckingham is the editor.
"A HAsTY PLATE OF Sour" " from almost
every one OF our editorial brethren.
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FATAL AccIDErT.--Francis J. McKenna.
son of F. McKenna, aged IA years, fell from
tree near Charleston, S. c., and was SO Sc
verely wounded, that he died soon after the
fall.
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FOUND DEAD AT TAvERN-We learn from
the Philadelphia papers that the dead body Of
man (supposed to be John Walker) was
found upon the floor of room in tavern on
Front street, on Sunday
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NEWS ITE MS.
What is it but Map Of busy life,
Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns p Co,rper
COLD WATER.

COLD WATER.
A FIRsr RATE YANKEE NoTIoN--To the
Honorable the Mayor and Aldermen of the
Cityof Boston:
Al meeting Of the Government of the 'Bos-
ton Total Abstinence Society," held in Room
No. 3, fremont Temple, on Friday evening,
June 5, 1916, it was
Toted, That we petition the Honorable the
Mayor and Aldermen to furnish copious
supply of good cold water. to be distributed at diff
ferent points on and about the Common during
the day of the 4th Of July next, believing thai
such course will be of great benefit to large
number Of persons, and prevent them from
drinking that which is less useful.
MosEs GRANT, President.
SpEcUL ArioN.--A Louisiana volunteer, wri-
ting from the Rio Grande to the New Orleans
Delta. says
"Our fine glossy caps, which. were they
made of leather, would only assist the sun in
baking what little brain volunteer has left,
proved to be made Of glazed cloth. of the thin
nest texture, rottej in the manufacture. And
this is but specimen which ! have selected
OF many other things that could be mentioned,
in which II appears the design Of those who
furnish the government is to give the poorest
possible article for the most exhorbitant price,"
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J. ROBINSON d co.

Auctioneeys and Commission Merchants, Louisiu,1a
Apenue, opposite Bank of Washington.
y OCULAR sale days Opposite Centre Market)
LII Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. All sales
of Real Estate, Furniture and personal property at
tended to on the most reasonable terms June Is
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LIBERALlrY.--Wm Appleton, esq, Of Bos-
ton, has offered to give $25, 900 towards found
ing an Episcopal Seminary in that Diocese, if
any equal sum can be raised, for the same
purpose, from other sources.
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LUMBER, LIME, COAL, &c.

'HE subscriber has now, and will keep con-
l. stantly on hand, at his Lumber Yard on the
Market space 9TH street, well assorted supply Of
seasoned Lumber OF all kinds, suitable for builders
coach makers, wheelrights and cabinet makers.
Also, Lime, Sand, Coal, &c.
june l7-f JOHN PURDY.
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BEGINNING TO FEEL, Ell 2-Mr. Comegy, OF
Lawrenceburg, distiller, has commenced a
suit against the editors of the Greensburg Re
pository, laying his damages at $1,000!
Indiana Blade
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"BALMY SLEEP."-'Get up husband said
lady TO her lege lord, the other morning.
Daylight is breaking Let it break said the
amiable spouse, it don't owe me any thing"
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SPEAKING THE TRUTH IN LOVE.
Bible.

a. The Columbian Fountain has nearly, il not
quite as wide circulation in this city as any other
paper published here; we believe its circulation
among the citizens themselves is wider than any 9th
city paper. Advertisers would do well to keep
this in mind t Eahtft
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disastrous fire occurred at Hannibal. Mo.
on the third inst, which consumed property
to the amount of $4,000
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ATTEMPT AT SUIcIDE.-A man named
Whitehead. at Philadelphia, was so much of
blockhead as to attempt to kill himself in church
on Sunday.
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HAIL SroRM.-A violent hail storm occur
red at ST. Louis, Mo-, on the third, which is
said to have done considerable injury to the
crops.
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LOOK AT YouR MoNEY.-Counterfeit fours,
fves, and tens of the Bank of the State OF N.
Carolina are said TO be in circulation.
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LrBEL.-The case of Webb VS.. Bacon, was
decided last week. Damages 6 cents--costs {
cents. Very cheap.
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Mr. JOHN +, BARNARD, the agent for the District,
will promptly attend To all business connected with
the paper Advertisements, &c., will also reach ms
safely II handed to the Carriers or placed in our box
at MIR. SToTT's Drug Store.
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. The OREGON TREATY, it is said, was
signed last night, and to-day sent into the
Senate.
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TELEGRAPH LAw.-The Connecticut State
Legislature passed law al the late session.
for the protection of telegraphic posts and
wires.
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ONO RIvER,-At Pittsburg, on Saturday
4 feet water At Wheeling, 5 feet 6 6inches--
falling.
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Yesterday in the Senate, the Treaty for the
adjustment of the Oregon question, was taken
up in Executive session and briefly discussed
without any definite action thereon. It's rati.
6caton is viewed as certain.
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A DUTcH ApvERTIsEMEET.-" sick
ness of a few days, my beloved husband died
to day. Deeply afflicted with my six children,
repose IN the hope of his resurrection, and l
beg to recommend myself for the sale Of coffee,
tea, and such matters, to the general satisfac-
ton"
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TEMPERANCE IN THE NAvY.-A Temper
ance Society has been formed on board the U.
5. ship Cyane, called the Washington Tenn
perance Society" Fifty of the officers and
crew signed the total abstinence pledge. !.
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DEArHs.-There were l2l deaths in Phia
delpbia last week. Adults 38, children S3.
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A company Of volunteers has been formed
in Canton, CO., ol men over forty-five years
of age. aa,
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MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE.-A Mr.. Cas-
tor, of Kentucky, was killed at Louisville on
Monday of last week, by the accidental going
off OF pistol in the hands Of soldier, Mr..
McDonough, who Immediately tainted, and
was insensbe for some time. Afterwards he
had several spasms, and at the last account it
was thought he would not survive the shock.
TooBAD, PosITIvELY.-A happy bridegroom
had reserved nice piece of cake for the editor
Of the Boston Olive Branch, but naughty
John" got into somna'nbulic sleep. and ina
ginning himself to be the real editor Of the 0. B.
devoured the cake ; and so, says the disap-
pointed editor, we are left minus.
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Yesterday the President sent to the Senate
an important message, in answer to resolu-
ton offered by Mr.. Lewis, calling for informa-
ton as to the best mode Of supplying the ex-
listing deficiency in the Treasury, and for the
prosecution Of the war with Mexico. He says
it is not deemed necessary to resort to direct
taxation or excises, as considerable portion
of the amount required can be raised by mod
i6cation Of the existing Tariff laws, as the
high duties at present on many articles exclude
their importation, whilst the quantity and
amount of others which are imported, are great
ly diminished. He also proposes to lay duty
on many free articles by this means he says
large additional revenue will be collected.
From the accompanying report Of the Secreta-
ry Of the Treasury it appears, that unless pro-
vision be made, the deficiency of the Treasury
in l847, will be 1850, ,463. To supply this
present want, it is recommended that the Pres
ident be empowered to issue Treasury Notes,
or to negotiate loan at six per cent. interest,
the stock not to be negotiable below par, aud
the Government to have the power, when in
funds, of calling in the notes at any time.
WICKED BoYs.-The young gentlemen who
were assembled on the commons above 18th
street, on Sunday afternoon, and engaged in
pitching cents. using prolane language, &c.,
were not perhaps aware that they were observ-
ed, not only by the Allseeing eye, but also by
some Of their friends, who were sorry to wit
ness them and hear them under such circum-
stances. Oh, how the hearts of many pious
parents would bleed, could they but follow their
interesting children in their Sunday afternoon
rambles
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On Thursday last, Isaac Boyer, Of Reading,
was found dead in Pottsyille, Pa.
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YIELDS LATIN LESSONS.
THIS valuable school book may be found for sale
i at the Fountain Office. Teachers who use 1t
will please call. u. WARD d SON.
may 7-3tif
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Let not be 50 absorbed in the dongs OF Others
to forget what is going at home
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LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels In this City, for
the day ending June 10, at IL nj.


At the Principal Hotels In this City, for
the day ending June I6, at IL M.
UsIrED STATES HOTEL.
Carey. Bait C Blurcer, Va. Hanish, Bait.
Mrs. M'Clinch, 0. N Vanscott. J. II MClinch,
0. Mr.. Hay, do, w Dunkie, Phila A Sinclair,
do H Kaighey, Va Gray and Lady, Md. ]
Daytp and Lady, Phia.
CoLEMASs HOTEL ht
6 w Elmer, Miss Dr. Fanele, wife and daughter.
Judge Cone, -. Miss Crawford, ---. Miss Jen-
kines, ------. More, ---. G Gould, --. JIM
Timmons and son, S c. ] M Tinmons, --. w
B Harper. Mobile. c H Crunch, ---. Mr.. Brown,
NO. J B Rathbern, do r Bronagh, Bait Lieut.
M r Taylor, do. Mr.. Mulligar, N Y. PW Harri-
son and sister, N C. w G Roy and Lady, N Y. ]
MMullin. Phila J J Bryant, N D. HIS Sprigg,
do. AT w Rush, Bait. Rush. do. H Greedy, N
Y. H Allen, do. G Sawyer do. F Roweton, do.
J F Lecer, do, Gen. Armstrong, Liverpool. CIV
Copeland, N Y. I'D Watson, do Mr.. Croswe do.
Tucker Va. G Hughes, Bait.
BRows's HoTEL.
s Garry, Maine. R w Gilkson, Va. I'M Haig,
Nd ] g Cockey, do. w Wilkinson, 9 G. RI
Young, Md. Mr. Whitney Phila Mr.. School, do.
N Fletcher, do. d Humphries, Va. r Lucas, jr.,
do. D Bowling, Md. Bryant, do. Hogan, Mo.
Penne, jr., and Lady, Bait ] B Ekarinlh de-.
Mrs. Smith, do. J J Garnell, Va. w A Pendle-
ton, do. Hunely, Bait. w w Handy, do. DIS @
Porter, La.
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Capital punishment has been abolished in
Louisiana.
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Number Of deaths in Boston last week--66
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WONDEitftjLINVr.N llONS.

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trnn Worcrsler, Ma,sarhu>'li- gives The t, ytn.
",uni oi ihr fruits III Y kp' ii. and IN .ennl,.
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m ,hi 1--WE s,ir dis i,oiini 10 M VIII III IA thr
t.l has !. II rxor'l-,d very II Il ~
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al ~ mafm2. hu' ~ pap rhg. Pms G"nd
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III ol llr ,,si Urea "y nlhusasi inal hc could IA
rIv- machine whru b, he could thrn. IN any mn ~
# pms. mas. all heals and n,Iui>, aud ha.. iIt"
ol, "ny perfectly slrsI!hi-urd. nut arius!Iy
pdpered, lhr-- tidh~ / p'mr ~ Hue. Win n',ui -
r.nalnu, me- dnnr hui Ia IW up III. nap~rs" pl- Il
ready Ipf SAL! We'll. -X r,nfl Any l..' - n
rhansn has D-rn inve"'rd aui -, ni'n !far n u.
~ lhis n ,ralrn MIrn INST. tina ma'n ar n
all The Ja!grfy Herr AlsNand =, a.rd III.
Nv, rs thai Is Bui l,r has ISL q h
achievement. lie has n"w Invented ,nanln". v ID,
~ Scyihes. instead al h-ng ma nlnered ~, VII - y
hl,nrrrs (t-elfa great savini ri iih"r. Aiii y y
.m finn he bar IF iran. perfectly made al on'' re-
iion, excerpt turning hr. ny >.rufii nn.-. -
III III, ) .yih- w,l IL all else be comp sle. read, T.
lprlnu and grinding. h- IhvrnI"r nas sp'h tw,
bringing II /" peiec"n. ! heard the + iar ri y''r
F,rmr,'s Library 'aerniz ~ hi" very 81 srlv all e"
aud d.,ubi he viii give orr ps,t'.uar d.
Ton ut ihr Improvement aud saving Z" abr ri '''d
,hls curious maciine jor masimy Scyhes al single
heat
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aud lind N lie r".s'ly ~r'lnd-- his psl-r by III
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va'oe hy f ,.,k wnr, u dssfv i,ils v,'i. -
under this nroce-a "n- y" j frd. sh -, ~ 'if
penny, will supply huto-r GIVING light ,q,sl !" len
candles dnuuu iNeuiy hairs
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aud though na' The r,u pie rtibnspn oi "s'-r - :
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