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NV Russet Gown.

NV russell gown is dear to me,
Though years have passed away
Since my young heart beat joyously
Beneath its folds Of gray.
No jewels hung around my neck,
Or glittered in my hair;
With lightsome step tript along,
My spirit knew no care
The roses near my window crept,
And shed their sweets around,
Hard was the bed on which slept,
But yet my sleep was sound.
My russell gown laid aside
For one of rich brocade;
thought, in my simplicity,
Its charm could never fade.
left the cot where had pass'd
My happy childhood years,
left my aged father sad,
My mother was in tears;
left them for wealthy home,
To be a rich mans bride,
And thought that splendor would atone
For loss Of all beside.
My russell gown, when next gazed
Upon its sombre hue,
Brought such lesson to my heart,
All, sad as it was true.
Its simple neatness seem'd to mock
My silks and jewels gay,
And bore my wandering thoughts to those
Dear friends so far away.
felt how fleeing were the joys
That wealth alone can buy,
And for that humble cottage home
My bosom heaved sigh.
sly russell gown still have kept,
To check my growing pride;
A true though silent monitor,
Myfolly to deride.
And when meet with fsithless friends,
Among the giddy throng,
Whom vice and pleasure, in their train,
Drag heedlessly along,
feel how gladly would give
My coach and bed ofdown,
Once more in sweet content to live,
And wear nay russell gown.
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sWhat is that horse out off said fellow
with view to quiz farmers boy, who was
riding an old horse, which showed less blood
than bone.
sOut Off
yes, what's he out of-do you knowP
yes, | do
sWell, what!'
'Out Of oats =
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-08

=" i'eInlzer, at late evening sewing party
iePorls 'nat one lady made use of the exclama-
'ion' thought | should have died ? one hun
dred and twenty-eight times, and she mt the
inquiry, did you ever9' one bnndrad "a
thirty-seven times.
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Notice TO Gas Consumers.

DERSONS who wish to be supplied with Gas by the Bath
Gas Light Company, the coming autumn and winter are
hereby notified that it is necessary to make an mmeaate
application, by entering their mines the DOCKS q ms
Company, the Office OF the Treasurer for that prPose'
meters can be set until the above requston Is CON-
piled with 1t viii also much facilitate mo operation o. m
contractors who ara now engaged laying the service
pipe. C1lAo, elias, LIZ iI Z, S ~ t
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Female Complaints.
All Diseases ofsea-faring Men,
PREPARED BY
C.. MORSE 81 CO.,


No. 40 Broadway, New OrHs
sold by Druggists and others throughout this and other
BURR < PERRY, No. COrnhill, Boston, General AGENTS
for New England to whom all orders should be addressed
Sold in Bath, by A. G.. Page; Brunswick, VIM Baker,
+. r. Gatchell; Topsham, f. T. Littlefed Richmond G.
H. Thomas Wscasse f. Dana; Danariscotta Il. Dana
Wadoboro, j. I. Dana; and by Druggists generally, 1y3
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Coal Cooking Stoves.

of superior quality, expressly fitted for burning COAL tho
" equally well adapted to wood; also furnished with new
style ware which passes off into the stove all the steam
generated by boiling and frying Please call and examine
at III. l.. CIIAMBERLAIN'S Rogers Block
August 2.
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Can man be considered loose character
when he comes home tight every night We
pause for reply.
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The young lady who wasRccused OF break
ing young mans heart, has been bound over
in the bonds of matrimony to keep the. pieces
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Pure Ground Java s W. L. Coffee.

CHOCOLATE, Cocoa and Shells Cream ohIafar,-
" Ginger, Pepper, and general assortment OF Spis-
e.. fresh from The Lynn Mills; Mustard Pelpersauee
keIchUps and Pickles. Rasins in boxes and balfldo;
Sugars and $yrups Soap in boxes also Starch in do
Boston and Portland Ground Rock SaG dried Goldfish
and herring. for sale BY y < II PATTEN,.
May4 1853 rs
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House PAPERS and R0rderS.

A LARG f and well selected stock Of House PAPERS,
n Borders, Fire Board Patterns, Window Shades
and Fixtures, for sale al low prices by
49 SAWYERs% AIAGOUN, Booksellers
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Tue subscriber will keep constantly on hand, for
sale, Blasting and Sporting Powder. by The key 4
also Safety Fuse. II NJ. BOVEY.
Opposite Elliot House Block, Front 81.
Bath, April IL MA
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Mock TURTLE.-Calling husband nv
dear in public, and you BRUTE in private.
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DR.. Pettit's American Eye SaIVe,
Statement Of Rev, C, B, NJ, Woodward.

From great length unable to give it entire,
but can only present it i'll a condensed form.
TWAS in the fall of 1Si9 first became acquainted
with the American Eye salve. had been, for nearly
centy gears severely afflicted with Sore and Weak Eyes,
the effect of having the measles at adult age.
daughter of mine had been, for years. troubled
with WEAK AND IMPLANTED EYES, caused by the Salt
Rheum part of the time confined to dark room.
For the first eight years after had the MEASLES had
many medicines for the eye, to good effect that
had lost all confidence in any such medcnes,-had alb
soluey refused to any for ten years. urged
let my daughter try refused for some three weeks
was last pursuaded to give trial. first my own
eyes, but with great caution. let my daughter try it.
1t cured her eyes. gave to others who aic
ted. gaze perfect satisfaction Cases several years
standing were cured by it.
little girl Of Mr. Baldwin, Bradford, w. severely Attic
ted from Infancy which had baled the efforts of all the
Physicians, was perfectly cured by the Salve.
In common cases of Sore Inamed eyes, it very
readily but in long standing Of inflammation and
weakness it must be used time know its real val
ne. 1t will strengthen tceGt eyes. have used it two
years. every night just before going bed and the
benefit have received from it is too great price up
Goggles and Glasses, my companions for eighteen
years. have been laid aside meet all the storms of win
ter aud dust OF summer with the naked eye.
The Eye is delicate organ, and people are not to be
blamed being careful about what they are using for
medicine. unbeeving had as little con-
fdence any in the Eye Salve but have had an
extensive opportunity of knowing its happy results in nu
cases. throughout the length and breadth Of large
territory do not know of any where has done
any injury in the end and have yet to learn where it
has been used according to directions and failed good
that anything else has cured
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ThOrOugh and rigid trial

by the first medical in Paris they found pos
strange and marvellous power in relieving pain wher-
ever applied and by their influence introduced into
the hospitals Of that cy and also secured by letters
by the French Government rE N.a.
They are now introduced in almost every Hospital Eng
land, Germany Austria, Belgium, and patented in those
countries, where they have become the
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MoR5E'S
POUND SYRUP OF
YELLOW DOCdG ROOF.


THIS is Purely Vegetable Compound, scientifically
prepared the best Roots and Herbs of the Matera
Medical and has gained unrivaed reputation for the
following effects, viz
Regulating and Strengthening the Liver and
Digestive Organs, and Cleansing the
Stomach and Bowels,
and thus CURING Bilious Diseases, Liver Complaints,
Dyspepsia Indigestion Costvenes Piles, headache, Fever
and Ague Jaundce, Nausea Loss of Appetite, &c, and
causing the food to nourish and support every part,
Purifying the Blood,
ami TINS curing all Hunors Cutaneous Erptons Scroula
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas Scald Head Canker, Pmpes
the face Botche Ulcers Tumor Mercuria Disease Can
GERS, &c.
REGULATING THE SEcREToRY ORGANS,
and by enabling them perform their proper functions
preventing curing many painful and dangerous Diseases
Siren hening and Quieting tie Nervous System, thus
aayng Nervous Irritation and curing all Diseases OF the
Nerves, as Hystera, Neuralgia, Cramps, &c.
1T IS UNRIyALED IN THE CURE OF ALL
Female Complaints,
as Weakness General Debility, Irregularty Distractions
Swelling of the Feet Limbs, JOINTS &c, caused by weak
ness; also LUNG and THROAT COMPLAINTS Colds Coughs,
Asthma Consumption, &c. also Dropsy. 1t is sure rene
dy for
All Diseases of Sea-farlmg Men,
as SCuRvY many Others and is certain preventive of
all FEvERS and EPDECS to which they are so often eX-
posed 1t is pleasant to take and safe in all cases. acting
in harmony with the laws Of nature it Injuries, but
always benefits and cures, thousands who have used it
with success its unparalleled popularity and unprecedented
sales abundantly testify.
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BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
are unfaing in the cure Of COUGs, C0LDS ASTHMA, BRoN
cHIrIs SORE THROAT, HoARsENESs, DIFFICULT BREATHING,
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, DISEASES OF THE lNNGs.-
They taste of medicine, and any child will take
them Thousands have been restored health that had be-
fore despaired Testimony given in hundreds Of cases
single dose relieves in MINUTES.
Ask for Bryans Pulrnonc Waersthe original and only
genuine is stamped 'Bryan. Spurious kinds offered
for sale Twenty cents box. Sold by dealers gen
orally J. BRYAN, CO., Rochester, N. Y, Proprietors
Smile.
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Stoves
SHIP CHANDLERY!

GENERAL assortment constantly hand and for sale
II by .r.a' -
y. HYDE s. CO.. corner of Front and
Broad Streets, Bath,
Including Cordage (anila and tarred) from the Manu-
factories Of Boston and Plymouth, by Gang retail Cot
ton Scotch and Russia Duck Of all descriptions. Cotton
and Hemp Twnes.
Anchors of all sizes-best proved Chain Cabes-Sheets
and Tes-Bot, Sheathing Copper and Yellow Meta-Com-
position Spikes and other Castings ereys Ventilaors
Jgger Winilasses, &c. Patent do Gear Windass Necks
and Capstan Spindles-C ambooses-Tron Spikes-Nava
Sores-Paints, Oils and Window Gass-Nautical Instru-
ments, Books, Charts, &c.
Many of the above articles suitable notice. can be de-
vered nom the manufacturers at their lowest prices free
expense to the purchaser fF 81
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WINES AND SPIRITS,
For Medicinal Purposes.

JAMES IITCHEkL has been dulyappointcd blythe
y Mayor aud Aldermen Agent for The city 10 sell
Wines &c formedicinallnd mechanics purposes on
lyagreeably oe tAci for The suppr sssion Of drink
ing houses and tipping shops, and isnow preparedto
furnish hctrIce for The above purposes al hsstore
on Centre Street.
Bath, AugI 1852. lOti
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Hallo!' said Mr.. Rathergreen from the
country, in Court Square, what's thisp
pointing to the telegraph wires, clothes
line1'
YES replied friend who was with him,
re is where they hang sheet lightning
Mr. Fathergreen was struck but he thought
1t might be rue.
You say Mr.. Sprlngles, that Mr.. JACOBS
was your tutor. Does the Court understand
from that that you received your education
from him!
No sir. BY tutor, mean that he learnt
me how to play on the French horn. He
taught me how to toot-hence, call him my
tutor
'Ah call the next witness
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Oil and Candles.

lust reee we'd from New Bedford, bbls Blssched
Ol i,5 boxes wax Candles !; 10 boxes Adamantne, do.
TO yACCO[Featherstone Wood gale, and Pollard
brands- For sale By d. 4 y, PAT TEN !. rF 90
Y MayI7, 4oa14sfg sfrs
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Patent Horse and Ok Shoe Nails,

CHEAPER and far Superior to any hammered nails manu-
| factured For sale by Il. HYDE Il Co.
Cor. Front and Broad Streets.
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for soldiers in any ofihe wars of the United STATES
The highest cash price paid for SOLDIERS BOUN-
TY LAND WARRANTS ofall sizes.
Acemnunicalions by mail will receive prompt at
iention. JOHN III KIMBAI.L.
Office or the Bath Savings Institution, opposite the
Elliot House Block.
Bath. Marc 9, 1858. ti3S
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Tuver Irons.
TwiggS Hair Dive and Tonic.

I BEST article IN use for restoring gray hair 10 lis
original color and for the prevention and cure o
badness, prepared and for sale bv
J. MATHEWS,
alh'March -, 1855 S0gadahock Building.
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He Cur AND RUN.-There is an anecdote
which shows for once that good advice was
not thrown away. Itused to be related Of the
Hon. jeremiah Mason, of N. H., and is said
to have occurred at Portsmouth.
There Is we'll known custom prevailing
in our criminal courts, of assigning counsel to
such prisoners as have no one to defend them
On one occasion, the court finding man ac-
cused of theft and without counsel, said to a
wag of lawyer who was present MIR.
please withdraw with the prisoner,
confer with him, and give him such counsel as
may be best for his interests
The lawyer and the client withdrew and
In fifteen minutes the lawyer returned into
court alone.
- Where is the prisoner asked the court.
He has gone; your honor told me to give
him the best advice l could for his interest;
and as he said he was guilty, thought. the
best counsel | could offer him, was to cut and
rum which he took at once
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FEe a Ut Id!

II Ia n UD -
LII who want xEs the real COLLINS CO. make should
he particular to notice stamps, there various
counterfeits and limitations stamped Collins, and labelled
much like ours which frauduenty sold in some parts OF
the United States manufacture They are made IN
different parts Of the country various aXemakers and
are generally very inferior quality The genuine Collins
axes which have acquired such an extensive reputation
are invariably stamped COLLINS u co. HARTFORD"
and each axe printed label with my signature 1t is
now more than TWENTY-FIVE since commenced the
business with the stamp 'Colns Co Hartford and
do not know Of any other axemaker by the name Of Collins
in the United States. SAM w. COLIINS
Anenst 1888 1y10
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AS TO TESTIMONIALS,

VI
volume might be written coming from Druggists Phy-
sicians and private individuals speaking in the highest
curative properties the EYE sALyE of its
curing when they had been pronounced ncuGbLe
the EYE INFIRMARIES in Cleveland and New York City,
Several cases been related curing horses eyes,
after they nearly blind.
Similar cases have been related to me Of its curing when
the nrmaries of Syracuse and Buffalo, N T. and Cincin-
NATL Ohio, had failed to For of this kind
would refer to A. B. Rogers, Bernars, Vt.
would refer to Abel Trip, of West Windsor VT for
of its curing horse when the eyelds were swollen
the muscles relaxed be to raise the lids
with constant discharge Of from the eye ;-nearly
blind He used three four boxes in few days applying
freely the eyelids and hollow over the eye giving
physic at the same time.
could add testimonials in abundance of cases that have
been related saying they would not take one
one hundred dollars for the benefit they have received
from the the Salve Others that ve even twen-
ty-ve dollars would not buy the half box they have on
hand, If they could get more.
(signed) C. b. NJ. WOODWARD
This may certify that have known c. B. NJ Woodward
from his early YOUTH believe him be person Of the
strctest integrity and well worthy Of the confidence and
patronage of business men.
Haverhil, N H., Feb 16, 1858. JOHN PAGE.
From personal knowledge Of kev. G. b. NJ. Woodward
we confidently and cordially endorse the above note of
by Elk Governor Page Of New Hampshire
JOSEPH E. KING, Principal Of Newburgh Seminary.
A. STEVENS, Editor ofZion's Herald, Boston, Mass.
osMoND G. BAKER, Professor of Biblical Institute
Concord, N. II. " grs gfwrH@
sold by the dozen single bottle by c. w. ATWELL un
der the U. s. Hotel Portland.
Also sold by A. c.. Page. Bath and by Druggists and
dealers in medicines generally
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FURNACES of the most approved patterns, stationary
Il and portable for heating Churches, Dwelling Houses,
stores &c put p and warranted to give satisfaction,
the most reasonable terms,.by H. l.. CHAMBERLAIN:
Bath, June IA, 1858 'Zu
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The MIRAcLE.-A priest in extreme power
ty resolved to get credit for miracle. He
put the yolks of several eggs into hollow
cane, and stopped the end with bntter-then
walking into an ale house, he begged to fry
single egg for his dinner. The smallness
OF the repast excited curiosity, and they gave
him morsel Of lard. He stirred the lard
with his cane, and to the wonder of the sur
rounding peasants, produced a. handsome ON
elet This miracle established his fame-he
made omelets and grew rich by his ingenuity
An advocate the other day said he had two
witnesses IN court lnSupport of the cause of
mis- client, and they would be sure to tell the
truth, for he had no opportunity Of cOmmunica-
rg with them
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Pu!Yermacher's Electric Chains.

And to prove this assertion defy any person to produce
many WELL AUTHENTICATED CERTIFICATES of
Scientific Physicians and intelligent patients as may be
found in pamphlet Of sc pages to be had rat) of the
agent in this city.
The Electric Chains first introduced in France in
1850, and after being subjected to the most
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NOt-Air Furnaces and Ranges.

the most approved kinds in use put up and warranted
~ to give satisfaction Also constantly hand and for
sale at the lowest cash prices, large Of
Cooking and ParIOr Stoves,
some which superior for burning coal to thing in
the markets Cambooses; Oven, Ash and Boiler Mouths
Iron and Chain Pumps Lead Pipe; Sheet Lead, Zinc &c.
Tn Sheet lron Copper and Lead work attended to with
promptness, and warranted by
H. L. CHAMBERLAIN
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NO, just sold It..
Well, just knowed you couldn't have
heart, and ak fourteen cents for beef. I'm
sorry you sold it, cause I'd like to have some
meat
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Pensions and Bounty Lands. y
ROuutyB,and Warronts

TIL r subscriber will procure PENSIONS for Wild
l. ows of Rev nlionury S1llters married since The
year $500, andfor widows and orphans of soldiers in
lie war of ISl2. Also
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ALL DISEASES
EBe it understood

that are caused by deficient amount Of NERVOUS FLU
I'D, greatly relieved if not permanently cured by sim
ply wearing the chains for few hours each day.
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Wooden Ware
Polishing Irons.

A II. kinds Of Wooden Ware for sale by
~ Nov. 49, r. ROBINSON.
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That it is not claimed that it all diseases only
those for which it is recommended and moreover boldly
claim and DEFY, that no medicinal agent Of ANY KIND
has performed so MANY CURES during the last year,
those diseases lust named.
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Wanted,

n6 TAIL.ORESS Girls, 10 whom the highest wa
~ ges viii be given, q .
w HAWrHORNE'S, no 63 Front Street.
Bath, April4, 1858. .f. 42tf
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Misses Boots.


GOOD assortment ofpegged and sewed side and top Lace
n. Goat Boots, for sale by j. W. ROBERTS.
Bath, Sept. 10th, 1858. .sa 81
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Cement.
Health for the States ~!

n HYDEG CO. have constantly on hand andfC
Ii. salethe besiartcIe o &c EMENT nowin use.
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IBVAHDS Or BATH AND VICINITY (!

YOUR attention is urgently invited to careful and candid
perusal ofsomethng that just been introduced into your
rocky barren, yet time honored State.
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Mister, how do you sell beef this morn
ing =
Why, fourteen cents a pound-how much
will you have!'
Fourteen cents, eyl Have you got
heart =
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THE subscriber has just returned from Boston with "a
stock OF Boots and Shoes, for the fall trade
Purchasers respectfully invited to call and examine
his Stock and learn the prices
Bath, Sept 10th, 1858. Rar ~ J. w. ROBERTS.
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Navy DrPAaTmEsT.
Bureau OF Construction, sc /, May IL, IS


Bureau Of Construction, sc May IL, 1858.
cEALED PROPOSALS to furnish naval supplies for
y the fiscal year ending 30,h June. 1884, and Tor tim
beT lumber, &C. endorsed proposals Tor annual supplies
or for timber and lumber as the may be, naming
The hayward and class for which the offer is intended
will b received by this bureau 10 three o'clock, M
Of the Goth day OF June 10 be delivered under con
taet Il the several navyyads hereinafter named Tree
Of expense the United States and at the sk OF he
contractor s
One.fourth part of the annual supplies hereinafter
specified for each navyyard comprising due proportion
Of each kind must be delivered before the lot OF
September next one other fourth part or before the
s OF Decem next, other fourth part on or before
The Isl Of April. and the remainder on or before the Both
Proposals must provide for furnishing and delivering
m IKE terms and conditions. any additional quantity or
ouan,ies OF the articles contracted for that may be
oued At either OF the sad before the expa
ian OF the fiscal year ending The said thrieth OF June,
800 from The bureau Oh the commandment OF the yard
u the articles to be delivered 10 the contractor
IA agent at the point al delivery
n accepting offers, (all other things, including price
ind quality, being eqas preference will be given 10
cles Of the growth, production and manufacture OF the
United States.
All articles mus, be Of the very best quality, conform
Ing 10 samples. where specified, which will be exhibited
on application to the commandment OF the yard which
thew ars 10 be delivered They must be in good order
and condition. suitable vessels packages, the case
may be, the charge OF the contractor All articles,
vessels and packages to be subject 10 the inspection OF
the yard where they are received and De IN all respects
10 the Satisfaction Of the commandant thereof
Each bolt Of fax canvass must weigh the number of
pouns and strips taken from the must bear the
weights prescribed In the following table:
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1000 sheets 32ounce cold rolled shea,hng "copper"
timaed to weigh II 900 pounds, per pound
1000 sheets 34ounce cold-rolled sbeahng copper,
iimasd 10 weigh 49, $50 pounds, per pound
rs sheets 64-ounce braziers' copper, sheets feet
BY feet, estimated TO weigh 500 pounds,
per pound
80 sheets 54-ounce braziers copper, sheets 6 feet
by 8 feet, estimated 10 weigh l, s25 pounds,
per pound
so sheets 44-ounce braziers copper, sheets 6 fee,
by feet, estimated 10 weigh 2,475 pounds.
per pound
IS sheets 32-ounce brazieFs copper, sheets feet
by feet, estimated TO weigh 900 pounds,
per pound
rs sheets 2o-ounce braziers' copper. sheets leet
by feet, estimated 10 weigh 500 pounds,
per pound
rs sheets IS ounce braziers copper, sheets feet
by 3 feet, estimated to weigh $50 pounds.
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Weights to be borne BY strips.
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2s6 900 pounds, per pound.
All the foregoing TO be of the best American iron.
bars not less than twelve feet long.