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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-09

csn teach these victims Of fashion plate
moneers, ,ha, the long whaleboncs stick.
ing down into their sides, the ;igh,
string, tod round the small of The back
aud weight Of skirts dragging on them.
are crushing their lives out, and drag.
ging them 20 their graves. They will
not believe they are en,ailing misery,
and disease, and death upon their chill.
drcn. Bn yet many do know it. and,
with all their Wanted love TO their off
spring, would rather see their Iilile ones
suffer ten thousand deaths ihsn that they
themselves should fail 10 look like
Prome,hous ia my picture here "a
lonssided funnel set Oh jus"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-09
aoMASCeIN REAL LIFE

Almost twenty years seo = fatal due'
took place in one Of the French par'sh'
e.. between the district and parish judg'
e.. They fought with sm.il,sworh'
and both we're MORALLY wounded. The
family Of the district judge were ls'
With extremity narros means ihe
v;aov and her small children retired m
70 the remote part Of the parish neg,
iee.ea by ali, and struggling as she might
for support, In course OF tune hei
children grew up Her daughter ~A'
very pretty and Intelligent but 'he "s'
s,er.ooAsd on account Of Ley poter'y
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-09
IADIEs' WAISTS.

Mrs. Swisshelm in an article against
the magazine fa.hion-plaies, Saw. I'VE
know women now. who are dying. dy-
ing by their own hands. and piop.ly say
inr their prayers every day, ard for
,h,ir death the magazine publishers are
accountable a, the bar G: the Eternal
They ar. numbering them As truly as
ever David ,ls~ Trish by the sword OF
lie Analeli,es ~ pHman agency
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-09

THE LOCOMOTIVE RACE AT Low
ELLA locomotive race is an unusual
occurrence in fact. we believe nothing
Of the precise kind Of this one ever
took place in this country. There
were TO be two trials, one for speed
and the othsr for drauyhi. The
one for speed came off on Wednesday,
and drew together u large number Of
spectators.
The course Of the race was on the
Lowell Railroad, commencing at the
Wilmington depot. or 18Th mile post,
and Terminating nt .,he oath mile post,
in Iowell--runnimg distance exactly s
miles and 3GlG feet. Each engine drew
a train Of 10000 lbs, or 50 tons, exclu-
sive Of its weight and that of the ten
der, equal 10 six large passenger cars
loaded.
The regulations were rs follows The
balances to be tested Oh all engines, and
! result Of the examination to be recor-
ded.
The engines 10 work as near 100 lbs.
per square inch as may be, but may
work at prcssures at between 81 and
l20 lbs if required, the difference to be
recorded, and the pressure to be main
taned at the initial pressure, during the
experiment.
The load to be constant, and equal TO
six loaded passenger cars. The test TO
be by the speed with which the constant
load is carried over IA certain d stance
said speed being corrected according to
the weight of the engines.
The following engines competed
The Iddison Giimore, 2G tons. with one
pair Of driving heels, 6 feet . incle.
in diamc,cr-built six months ago at
Springfield. by the Western Railroad
Co. +; the Nuthan Wqie, % l-2 tons, =
pair driving wheels j - feet diameter
built at Wilmari!i's Union Work., Souil
Boston, and run on the Worcester road
the Nsponsef, u l.2 tons, pair driv
ing wheels 8 l-2 feet diameter, built by
Griggs, and run on the Providence
road the .t9disoa Giim1rc, 23 ton.
bull. by o. W. Baylcy, Manchester, y
ii 2 pair driving wheels 6 II feet il
diameter, and iun on tie Connection
and Pu'sump.ic River roads the Ia
ion, 23 tons, built n. the Boston Loco
mo,iv. Works, and run on the Fitch
burg road aud the Esscl. ~ - tons
one pair drivers. feet z inches, bull
10y tho EsseX Co, Lawrence, and rui
on The Lowell road.
The Neponsct " made the distance
in ] | inmates l3 seconds
her quickest single mile in ! minute 2
10 sccond., and al an average
, speed Of forty miles per hour 81,
carried a pressure Of 100 lbs. Of steam
The Nathan lIale," II minute. -
seconds and 40, qnicke,, mile min
ute l6 Clio second. Average speed
~ mile per hour. The y. Il, carrie
l2O lbs, ot steam.
: The Addison Gilmore Of West
cru Railroad, II minutes II second
and $40. quickest mile ] minute
G.lO seconds. Average A. miles pc
: hour Pressure Of Steam 100 lbs. 81
The way.
The Union" Time l2n q
clos. Quickest mile I'm J. C-lO. A,
. ersge speed 4 mile. per houI. Pre-.
sure Of Steam lO2 ibs.
The A" Addison Gilmore" Iassuml
.ic River Railroad. Time l.m /
9-lVh Quickest mile i'm l7s Ave-
age speed as miles per hour. She staf'
: e,i with liz lbs. steam. but it VA. nc
!. known how much .te ksps sp. She
: entirely new, aud was run almost f.
The frat tine.
y The " kssex IS minutes 30 seeonl
-shorfes, single mile minute z6 ~
" seconds.
Y ---------ss~ -
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-09
~. The Charleston Mercury has

M5- The Charleston Mercury has
the authority Of State for saving,
,ha, Writs Of Election for the South
ern Congress hare been issued 10
the Managers Of Election, and sent
to the Clerks of the Courts o! the sew
eral Districts throughout the State Ct
South Carolina.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-09

E- A Liverpool paper says that
a vessel, recea,ly arrived a. that
Dor, from Nex York, Lad as q por'
ton Of her cargo 1900 hrsins Of but,
ter the produce Of the United States
This is the largest importation Of
butter into ,ha, ecaalry ever made
a, one :lne.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-09
Gbp Rutlaa NrralA.
SSstIsHGp svasy rnpgspay EvgNiSo
RUTLAND, VT.
o n,BEANAN. Editor K Publisher
W q. TowGa. Printer.
TERMS PkR YEAR.
ysViilaes ssbssr,hsfs no
Ts O4ss ard Mail sstseriks,s, 80
wkep paid In Adsases, l,25
AeySsIIsipS.

Advsstissse~tss ssnsrieaousiy inserted forsl
ess sssars (is lines) for three weeks; Is cents
pr sasars siii be charged fer each subsea auent
iseSst,va.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-09

The Committee q, Discretionary p,emiqr,s
make G.r following r'ari. .--
rre'atln 10 Eranfpn lfun apl IA W,,o,
Co. for sc'fa't,og Car,Cooglsr 500
dp pair o, Car Whcc, 30.
Premium 10 Howe Higgins = DisLy spec.
iinrn Of Fire Bricks, go,
Il Blake Furcstdais iron S'stnarr sHs
= Il Spau!i,as BranIon, Ii,u,c Pump 80,
Dascr r.c,es Wool L,ns Sha~i. goo
The Brandon Ifo,, ana Or W.T. Cp,nran,
exhibited beautiful spceiincra ot i,g Ifon. Eou
80" Nau.. ..aHrss. and ns'lye Coat. Il B,akso,
Li1.icl Lr,aifN FJteh-us II Iron "a iius.
such as C,lfieu V,.es Gnien Chair. Hat .pi
Umbrella tui ,i9'ci AMI l,as. stands, seif ,hui
ting tat, Hinges, Gc. nr hpaeiIin.. prc,cA..
. .ri Ios no. ant n3riqn Lusule, ~hiei, ar.
p ~, wurg.y ~ a,'cliipn and patronage "
- l'efA.ns cahiaaei ne, iAfiH Cats ~ine!,i.r
a.. nIHiilee ba.tryc To haze doJri.I rn.ril n.
c,Hi'E.I"s examined great r4re'y e sr'i,lc.
or cAh.t1n. nhff circGr3siargr, Nlrr. he
rales hai fcFuls u f'e s,r,c'y pre,ioda
r,-m from awarding p5ewi1a' bu. -.E..ch they
soa.t pari~l,sriy rpmmrn4 u tie upi,ce sui
faf.nase II tae gabh,. sm1hs Which nfg tho
'..1aug
Dr Esfkin,ra eieva'ios ssspensU.n. b,i'.i1.
E-i.trad --'tr as~ IT s,ipA vf,us, cJa,fLul.
greatly - lls c.tiJssf; III s:.s s,st
Nr,s,' PooI : M7iS, LsJss)s,t, kgtlsod. er
h.h.si = ras- ri ,s3tesl ,s-'fnn,rut, "a srral
variety ~ ne@ s',i teAetfa c.'cniir.i pTs I.
rarp''. ani zg ieproyrh steam i.ntA
IS 4 B4g,u Lud'o@ e.h.ia'c,l xsnd Il Fer.
iH','l ati lott: ftrl-f-.s,u, VI ssess hs
rrs4sf Fa! b-sHW
l.i~4fl lrir'.is fsifhaysr. tf,s=nis4l sn iagru
luus styzt1rg Di mvc.a...,ai vprs, . nllsiri
ship p~tiaH II raf
j. - Ilsofi4hkc Wihi-or rrh.'sfrd "Dslano.
lulrtontcui Ii.I re- is4.r
.hino' iio.s Jf, Esahiou. pie.ebie,i s,.tipen.
ot frpmah.I.p sAlyA s..ae arc ssa.. ,.st o..
fpnmerf tini % ing ygbh. IS = tua., u til,
AZ
I-tis' Np.,sr' 3, eSlt...t Au4s,t4 l'stg,
sss5 i1sk
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-09

The Committee on Mixed Sheep respectfully
report that III proceeding 10 the discharge Of their
duties, they have ndulticd 10 competition IN ,hi,
class only those which did not hcioug, in their
general character, 10 the other classes and tIat
acting BY ihs ruie they concluded that liye most
superior Ewes, owned hy Mr. Kelley, as belong
ing rather 70 Mrrinos tllan 20 Mixed sheep They
make the following award. -
l., premium Buck = Button, tsoo
u do YcadRs Buck, II IS Lester, 80
1T premium, - Ewes II W i.esicr : J0y
1t premium, , Eve / Ijnrlpn 500
II do d. II W l.csier 4 20
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-09

The Committee On SaNnnr Sheep report th,t
there were t'c ewes presented by VIM Barncs
Of Rutland, for premiums, aud there being no
competition the committee could not award -
premium Two Bucks were presented ono hr
WIN. Bsrnc- aui one by II W i.'s,c-, md tho
committee conld Not agree DR. Goldsmith rrri
scntcd five Ewes aud five lamb, bu, asked no
premium. The committee considered ihom of I.
superior grade superior leirsic Buck ~.
Gently imported, Of superior hncncss aud tcx,urs
was presented
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-09

Tie 90! q pe'res' is ii:h.eaby go
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-09

The Committee on Horses report ~ follows
LIST premium, breeding Mare and Colt Au
rus,ns Iarmond, l'ittslord, o. 90
"a premium, Henry Ihll, Clarendon, 100
Is, premium. Gelding or Mare, years old
and upwards, r, j Page, Rutland 400
2i premium, Chester Spencer Castie'on, 200
LIST premium, Gcdng or Mare. I years Old
aud upwards, r. Terrill, M,ldlolowm, , 90
"a premium, i Pond, Cnstcton, 200
l., premium, Gcding or Mare, 3 ycars old
and upwards. a Dixie. Chm,enden > 90
- premium, 5. ", Harrison, chtendcn, z 90
1T prcmnm Gcld,ns or Mare, years old
Rnd upwards, Ezra Spencer riu.ford, 700
~ premium, I 4. Boguc Chitteud.n, 90
i' premium, lcsrl,ns Colt, j., T.. Stafford, 90
"a do do do e Ilawlry, | 90
l., premium, Sucking Colt, j. Koss, Ira, 200
2i do do do = WincheIl. %
i' 'i"cmium, Matched Horses, q 7 Hodges %
ID do DO do + Tcrr.i, 500
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-09

No Prose Essay, Agricultural Poem, nor plans
for Farm Houses and Grrhcns being presented
the committee award the following premiums
LIST premium, Crayon Drawing, Miss Nancy
Walker, ~ so
lst premium, Painting Water Colors, San.
dcrson, Brandon, so
lst premium, Boqnc,, Miss nlNkc, Brandon. ~
2d do do Mrs G. W Cousn,. -
ID do do Mrs. Geo r Hodges. 2,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-09

Th" Committee on Farming Implement. re-
port, that there was but ono article presented for
their examination, upon which they award the
ist premium, Churn, A. Barnes, Rutland, 81 %
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-09
NUMBER 50.

To Ni~ VI Moiaushtn 'u hest rci qq,l, 81
La Miss to.nela liawk,nt fnt 2i lr.t Ct
/" Nn Thomas II paluet, foy Covctls,, e.
The tnu'niu.c have lt~n 10 The ..tsh,st d
fto' E'ho'sI eijh the upin'ty and ,steis el a.,
ftij.i les presented ami ttc srcN taste atJ ,i 9
e>lmjcd m then ie,gn sial n,suuiacturc Ttrts
have been presented IN it department. larry.
Hu'nhcr OF sthcIcs not mentioned IN tho list 81
Sr'i' les To whsch picu,iun,s we're 10 IL awarded
Among '.rsr No cnfn,n'i.e. 'ssr plrsynrc IN r,rn
uouiH1 y Frn;rc table Co, or hv Sophia " P.tu
Z" Rspo,imsu %, needle "ots y, Mrs Clspacrv
W toasd 4 Gnihie Char. cmSrpiisrci o.
Mis- Gleason . Cake T,d, 3, Miss ti,nar n.k
a Wo''cn SAaol hY - 6 rtorc., ani aisa srr
o'mro' Of Wnrstch work hy Mr. Chaunccv "
Connni, Miss William. Mis, iuqan T. l,--tor.
sud Miss seraph GooiSivh, ~ article. whi,'
from ,hr,r Crca, hcau,y AMI cicrnncr. ani a..
skill thew cylno', have e>oiied the hglc.t si,u
ration of 'hc rrmniIiee. aud NV entitled ~ mo-;
universal Recommendation
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-09

The Comm ttec on Poultry report ,ha, there
were only rwo SAMPLES presented in season for
pomiu.n --Juc hy El5h Spencer e r.u,fori thc
other by II nry Ford Nt Spencer sample -
Foals the Comu,tcg tlumk worthy yi tie pr>sui
um ufsl
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-09

The Committee on NcUeo Esrs fpuni II harl
Ia todcic''nmc which sh,ui1 l- tu,it'ci 10 the hrl
rtrmum Thcy f,uAl r.rm :" be sheep nf scry
high grade and baud 'n io bsm ~ any counl.
II tlo,r l,ri'on ih-y have awarded prem,un, a.
follow.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-09

TIE Comm.tye On Bauer ard C.lc'c rrioF; a.
fJl.pN.-
i,i prrm.un of CAee-e - Larh'r Buxton. 81
81 oE - Shcrm,o - - 10 Nu~ustus -
Fnf,! - ith - ! NDI'lAoq ~.
4 r,rtmlum oa Bafj.r 20 i'iAo 'urti'. - ~ +"
! Moui,ry, IS , to JuLa BaIIsn 3! 49,
= iI.lry Mu..ey, 81
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g1R EUROFshN Z h-Vi.tIIVN
a. sshl,.Aad on ne departure u each Msu Steeuof pf
sri Pes 81 cs acoyy 81 per year pos sge nc 2ded
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~ I,tOutd HAIR DVe. Improved q % color tho
Hair or Whkers the mementI Is applied without thel least
injury II Is entirely free from unpleasant odor and can be
washed with the strongest soap Immediately 10 applied,
without adng to dry Forssle, applied At BATcHrL-
DERs Wig Factory. Ws-st myl5 FuFh&Sau
To the Contemplated Removable Lutte
NERS Ear nhrma for the Exclusive Treatment Of Ear
way During the interim he can be consulted from I'll
Al 2sS BroRowsy; entrance through Wserourys turosh-
ing Store. mis- lui'
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DOARD WANTED--By a respectabIe,
FANCY GOODS.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
XNTM. H. CARY ~ co. 243 and PAS
Pearst between John and Fulton sts) invite the
attention Of the city and distant Jobbing Trade
10 theiy large and Sayied stock Of Goods,
which they offer the lowest rates. either for cash or sp
Under beir present arrangements they offer great
Inducements on all their Foreign Goods ana VIII give
her customers the benefit OF the urge discounts Wlen
thew have gained by the Increased amount oil tne pu
They pledge themselves seli many styles Of AmERl'
CAN GOODS AT MANUFACTURES PRICES.
b,ir atcck will Kept full curing the whole year and
ali orders will be promptly supplied They particularly In.
vile the MEXICAN snd SOUTH AMERICAN dealers 70
SsPas ssr soes o. Ss%s Gs rug
The following articles constitute part OF their stock
Various makers, plain and satin finished, black drAb
witty brown and colored, Nos 2ox8O.
spool Cotton.
white black and colored, Nos 0xi5o % TO 800 yards
Linen and cotton assorted coors and sizes.
Rszor, Kr,vs. She's scissor. and Table Knives and
Forss Wade 4 Butchers WosGenholmS Rodgers, snd
other celebrated makers,
Hair cloth teeth, paint, vsrDish, shaving shoe ermb
horse. scrubbing, &c &C In great variety.
Musical InStrum q n IS.
Accordeons Volins flutes, Fifes Claronets, Harmon
cans &c Fans.
large and rich assortment, consisting OF beautifully
carved pearl IVORY bone and wood stcks; also plain
sucks, with plain, fancy and svered paper
Ivory Comb
fine s, SIS, sss, and NPU, AKA inches.
Combs.
Plain and fancy tuck dressing pocket and SIDE OF she'll
buffalo and horn.
Guns.
Single and double English and American real and imL
tation tVgist: also q variety of Rifles.
Pistols
English and German pocket, belt and holster; Colts and
Allen ThuTbers RevOlvers Also complete assortment
ofspordng Appsrams
PertumeTY
LubRI Msngepet CoudrayS, Piyers, Pinands and
Ede's fine extracts.
soaps
Lows white and brown Windsor and Honey; Lubin's,
Guerlan's PnaudS and Maugenet Coudrsy's assorted
styles, &c &c
ALSO,
Percussion Caps Needles, Pins, Hooks and Eyes Steel
Peps suspensers Buttons Of all styles, Pocket Books,
Port MonnRies. Purses, Stationery, Beads WhAe0one,
Looking Glasses, SC. &c r.
IVory, Tortoise She'll Pearl, SAel Horn Ttp', &C. for
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and ENGLISH languages lSl SmeOo'lSP
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COUNTRY BOARD.-A private fam
LILY car accommodate family tlroagh the season The
tdvtri.-r j. rom The City and Is deal ous of having c5
psuy. TIE siuatou Is The hsnss - ne Hudson RIVER
three hours sal. Terms for family VIII NJ mO1-r
sie The exprr 10 and ffo is very cheap Toe sane
psce all Eilos Of ui ana very healthy situation
Hone ard carriage can be furnished Address
mfg lw+ HYDE PARK. Al tas Ot5ce.
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DRUG STORE.-Valuable Stand for

y hROO . OhC.--' dluoOlO OI"uN ~
will se The Stock Of Goods Fixtures SODA Apparatus, &c
OF bis well known Drug Store "A Chspelst The store 10
neatly fitted for retail business has gooo ln OF Gus
om IA situated near Yale College and the State House, and
10 next door to first class Hotel THE largest In The cy
lust completed and about to be opened. man Wild
cRpjta OF about may here ofe beet bust
In the State applied for soon Apply as above
TO l., X DOW.-New- Haven. March 3, 1851. mo S"-
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AS Coop PLAIN Cook and f,st-ra rate
SVashe- and lroner General Houseuad, by a
respectable young woman Cal e. Ci Greenwc1av Can
BE- seen tor one day ms m.
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re- Evenings with Sheridan.-Hope Chapel op,
polite the New-YoTk hOtel-Mr u FANDENdDFF
Second Evening with Sheridan Sketch Sheridan Garrick
ana Drury Jane Thea'er, &C Reading School for Scan
d. Tickets 30 cents. Commence at 4 O'Clock ms u"
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MARSHES COuRSE of ROOK .KEEP.

NIARSH'S COURSE of OOK-KEEP-
lV1 Moths work the most beautiful ever publishes
on the ART contains complete OF books, printed In col
ora forms and mercantile calculations with thorough
couie ofexpanaons dated 10 correspond win me Trans
A. the HuthOrs counting for the Study Of Practical
Rook ket ping 81 CedarsL Sent per express or Ia paper
covers per mail any part Of the United States This
work Ia published 10 style In Spanish Prospect
uses OF Mr MARSHS Course OF Private Instruction OBJ
tanned as above. Terms, $25. mlz Inn
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BOARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN

- ON he first Of May by gentleman ard his wife, IN
a private family, with unfurushed room snd closet Terms
must be moderate and location not rive minutes walk
from the Fulton ferry. Reference exchanged Address
HELEE, Tribune Once. mo lt'
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rT whereas, circumstances having occurred OF u
DER the control OF the Teachers OF the Five Point Union
Mission School the meeting 10 their behs At the Oh s.
Church ON WEDNESDAY EVENING will Do pos poned.
ms IT. A. II DOW, Secretary.
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AS Cook understands baking and max

As Cook by a respectable Woman who
has served for the last years In lhat capacity IA 700
ely. and understands her business Thoroughly hss no
objections going short distance IN the oooa'Fy
civ references given Apply a. II Ssvsn.n-sI an Us
seen for two DAYS. No II
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XENERATION FOR THE DEAD
v sLia,a Paient MeinIIc Coffin. innrnyal hY WIN NJ

Shifts Psieut Metallic Coffin Improved by VIM. NJ
Arnold
opg respect held for The dead and apprehension
u contsgiou the OF ends maAe desirable 10
preserve safely and surely for any length If time the re-
mains OF the deceased long this valuable invention must
continue 10 meet with public favor
The undersigned Co have come Ia possession OF inc
tent for most the United States and now prepared 10
sell Rights for those Sales Counties aud Districts not al
ready disposed Of
This invention 10 not made any fs1cif shape,
but the time honOred form long established Is retained
An siTexhsusrg pump forms part Of the Invention, and
distinguishes II nom al other patents none but this haa
the ght the sireXhsusng pump Alright Collins,
without first exhsusiing the air will almost invariably
pode but this description OF Metallic Coffin Ia entirely free
from any such danger and 10 the only method ~ which The
remains OF the human body be preserved Ia their org
nal stale without decomposition or oieuse.
Further information can be obtsiued by addressing line
to this Company and Sections who wish To make trial OF
the Cons before purchasing the Right can oolsn them al
liberal disc cunt Telegraph orders rom The country, &C.
eompanied with City references answered and messen-
ger Tor undertaken If desred) sent with the package 10
lrsure It's being forwarded with due dill gence.
Internen 81 sufficient size TO take Ia al ordinary
collins sso provided
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NETWORK PATENT MERCHANDISE COMPANY,
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