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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-17
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-17
Che 1flaritets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. Feb, 0.

:
At Market 70t Cattle 65 Beeves, and SO Stores
Consisting of working oxen, and calves, yeatings
two aud three years Odds
PkiCLS-MARSEr BEEF.-EStra, $500; first quality,
S6,5J second quality, $685. third quality $500 $50
olunary, 81, 50 800,
IiIDEs-S5,O0 GOA per cwt. Tallow, 800 7,51.
PELrs-Sl,00 a 80. Calf skins, 9 10 l0c per lib
VEAL CALvEs-$i,00 a 90.
BARRELING CArrBE-S4,50 4,75 to 5 90.
WORKING OxEN-$74, 50, 81, lis.
Cows AND CALvEs-s2l, %, 30, % $50.
YE RLiNGs-$7 to Q; Two Years Old, $l5to "a; Three
Years Ods, S22 to 49,
SHEEP Asp LAMss-IlsO at market Extra, S. OOto 200
By lot, s., 49, H.. ).
SwINE-265 1t market. Retail, to &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-17
Receipts of the E'reem IN,
From JanuurV 10Th 10 Februaru 18Th. 1853.

A. Burnham, N. P. Brooks, II. Wheeler, w.
H. Smith, I. Hatch, E. Munson, S. Dodge, c.
Keith, A. Emery, l. Shaw. J. Waterman, Mss
IS Tracy. S. Smith, G. Lauder, J. Jersey, Ira
Arms, H. A'nswo.sk, b. King, 5. Hoyt H. Rob-
nson, A. Thompson, B. F. Bsmls, B. Reed, A.
s. Martin, J. II. Avery, J. Fisk, ] f George, J.
Renrew, c. Waterman, c. Ellis, A. Perrin, N.
A. Smith. J. Somevllle, John Sonervile, w.
Townley, A. c. Josln, }. C. Steele, J Ward
ner, f. Bolton. E. Conant. 4. +. Keith, H. Ma
comber, C. Parker, G. T. Whitney, NJ Lewis,
7. Rice, l.. Bralne'd, J. H. Ranney. E.. Rich
ardson, l.. A. Ellis, J. @. A. A len, II. McAllis
ter, II. G. Atkins, U, Wilkins, d. Woodard, E.
Woodward l.. Fowler, A. English J. Nesbitt,
l.. Scott, J. Satforl, N. A Kelley, 81 so each
J. Cochran, s. Balch, Jr., ]. Churchill, $500
each.
J. Gilbert, S. Pierce, S. P Joslin $3.50 each
A. Whitlesld, E. Odiornp, w. V. Prescott,
C. Ii. Stacy, A. Sergeant. G. Thompson, O.
Clark, H. Wales, o. Evans, r. Henry. d. Swa-
sey, H. Kelsey, N. Herrlck, S. w. Flint, 5. V.
Kendall, $500 each.
J. Fl, Elliott, N. f. Green, 50 SO each.
6. Upham, E. K. Jones, J. West, agent, NJ.
Spear, J. Allen, 4. s Jos,in, P. Corllss, l. r.,
Rust, G. W. Woodbury., . Moody, j. West
agent, N. w. Richardson, B. Aldrich, l. Smirh'
E. D. Smith, L. Cross, N. Cushing, J. Rich, R.
Renfrew 81 90 each
O. Peck. D. Smith, M. Gray, A. Bates, 81 ,25
each.
S. w. Fisher. D. Daily E. Ashley, B. D. Fos-
ter, A Piper, A. L. Brigham, J. Ferrin, P. Viii
hams, J. P. Mann, o. Adams, c. B,adlsh, l..
Owen, J. g. E. P. WellmaD, s. Turner, 81 90
each.
S Smith, H. Moulton, A. Wright. E. s. Jen-
nngs, G. Lewis, IL. Martin, D. Goss, Jr, A.
Lyon, s. Chamberlain rs cents each.
l. Richmond, w Norris, M. Sawyer, u. Al
len, Il | st. Clair, NJ. Stowe. so cents each.
M. Goodenow 81, c s. c. Barnes $50, Geo.
Scott 25, NJ. M. Page 500, J. II. Nichols for
} club 925, A. Baldwin 335, A. Shaw, 1892, J
: Jones $3.50, B. F. Gould 3 25, L. Mower 1862,
V. Weed SO, B. Darrell 1888.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-17
Cure for EfunOrs,

cure l0f humOrs.
About six years ago IN wife WAS atcked with Sal
Rheum and EWsipeas very began to spread and
in the course of two years nearly encop her whole
body causing burning chrg sensation. She tried many
kinds of Medi inc but nothing did her any good. hap
pened to read in New t ndnn spaper statements by
many that knew which led mt to procure some of your
tanker and Salt Rhenm syrup, having got the agency for
the same, she commenced using the Syrup and CeTate
sordng t" directions before she had used bottles of
me Syrup and woboyes of crate, she sentely cured.
c, mmrnced 1t myself 'of the Salt Rheum my head,
and must say IN four weeks time entirely cured Of
that complaint by the use OF your Syrup and Uerate
who troubled with this disease may ut once resort TO
Dr. s. A. Viewers Canker and Salt Rhenm Syrup, and
ELISHA SMITH, formerly of Lyme, CT.
10 Dr. ). A. Weaver Co, Paw Paw, Mich, New. 5, 81.
ACARD.
TO THE LADIES OF VERMONT
Mrs WnSow, an old ami experienced nurse and Female
Physcla, would call the attention of the Ladies her
soothing syrup for Children terthng. 1t will immediately
relieve them from pain, aIlay ali spasrodi, action soft
the gums, reduce iannifion and is to regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your
| 'elves and reliet and health to your children
Price IS cents per bottle.
We have sold ve,y large quantities Of Mrs WinsI wv
Soothing syrup during the six years. several Thousand
the last year. We believe it the best medicine IN the
world for chort ltelns or for the Of Dysenteiy
and DiarhGa Children whether it arises from teeth ne
or any other cause 1t gives universal satisfacon-neve
heard a complaint from any one using i--never sold
medicine so universally successful in relieving pain an,
'Hecllng cueS-feiet Is absolutely sure.
| CURTIS q PERKINS, Druggists Bangor Nc
Sold by Agents in nearly every town IN the State.
Thousands have been cured, why may not YOU by the
Cramp and Pain Killer.
fhe world is asuu>hed al me wonderful cures perfnrm e
by the Cramp and Pain killer prepared by CURTIS &
fERklNS Its equal has never been known for removn
pam in all cases for the cure of pual complaints cram
III the limb aud stomach, rheumntsm in all forms bill
ois ch"lic burns, throat, and gravel it is de cded
The best remedy in The world Evidence Of the most won
dtrtu cures ever performed by any medicine are on crcu
lars IN tht hands ct agenlSyou may be positively
relief if you use it.
| BE sure and cali for CURTIS & PERKINS
Crlmp aud Pain Killer All others bearing this name ar
ase limitations and viii deceive and injure the pat
Price II 2, 25 and 81 cts per bottle according
| --FoR SALE
| $. X. Collins, Mor,t."ii.-, q n y. Weeks an,
Colby, NcGafey & Co., Lyndon ) Chaplin. Glover;
KImhIl Co, Coventry; W Howard, Albany A Scott
south CraitNbury Jones IluichingS, WoIcut; Noye
4 button, Hydepark & B Green Richmond A Camp
lItowei John Hobart, Middlesex VIM Curtis, Montpe
Ter - Freeman, Planlield Harlow & Smith, w Ran
olph, Fred smith, Mortified.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-17
4flarrte0.
I-)ie0.

IN East Montpelier, Feb. 9th, of Canker RASH Charles
Humphrey of L. 2. and Elvira Stevens aged nne year
and ten months
sweet child IN Heaven oh why have left US,
Nho would have gladly died for you
But wiser Councils have beref u.s.
.-- Then, dearest Charles, adieu, adIeu
In Calais Dec 3tl of apoplexy, Miss Ruth G. Allen,
daughter of Gaius and Nancy Allen, aged 81 years,
IN Calais Dec 3ls Jonas HAM, Esq, Of the old set
tiers of that town, aged - years.
In Montpelier, Feb. 9th, Nolney Heaton, ESQ., aged 80
yearsormery of Berlin, and of its intelligent
and respected citizens.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-17
Vote on the New Liquor Law

We give below returns from 1877 towns which
give a majority for the law of 1899. There are SO
towns to be heard from, mostly small, which
will probably reduce the majority
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-17
BOSTON MARKET, Feb, IL,

FLouR-tieneSsee Michigan aud OHIO, superfne, s5 90
fancy 1913; extra Genrsee, $500 to 900.
GRAtN-orn, yellow, 20 a7Ic; white b5c. Oats north.
ern. 4ec. Rye, 95c Wheat, 81 90 to ,25.
PRofsioNS-Prme Pork, SIS 90 per bb. Mess, IL 90,
Clear, $2a5n Boston Mess Beef $1,000 $50. Lard,
store 10 Gic: family, 90 &c. Cheese, new Milk a
% 4c, four meal, TAO Potatoes, 81 25 ,62 per Dbl.
Hors-FirSt sort, 1852, 10 To zoe per ID.
SEEDs.-Herds Grass, $500 325 per bush. Glover,
northern, 10 ~ II l0c per Id
asHEs--Pearls 1915 5Sl percwt; Pots S4,87 93.
W"oL-Pr'me saxohy Fleece 60 zoe Fall Hood 55 a
co. three fuartls Blood 45 half do Al 50 common
and one fourth do 40 a al.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-17
DARRR AEMElRRaY


VHE SPRING TERN will begin Wednesday, Feb.
'uaty 10TH Board $3.50 pei week. For particulars see
catalogue ar apply 10, j.. 5. sPALDlNG, Principal.
Barre January 22d, 1853. 5w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-17

DNIO HUN NEATtTAFIT', F'tD. IU.
At Market $50 Reef Cattle Stores, 10 pairs Working
Oxen, TO Cows and Calves, HOO Sheep and Lambs, 1900
Swine.
PRlCES-BEEF CATrLL-Extia, 81 00 first quality.
$500, second quality $3.50 third quality, $500 $50
SHEEP AND LANss-s2O0 $50 $780, Extra, $500 to
1905
WoRKINo OxEN-ssO s.. SO, ITO.
Cows AND CALvrs-$2O, %, 90, 25, 81, 81
SwiNE-6 IA &c; Retail, II s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-17
Cardiaag and Pulling Mill,

For Sale or Lease.
TUE subscriber offers for sale his Cardng and Clothing
L Mills situated in Milo Village, sPiscataqus County
Maine. The mill is on the Sebec River-water unfang
is 30 by ~ feet TWO stories high with basement and at
hc-pye House attacheda cd double Carding Machine
and all tools and machinery sufficient to execute well,
the Cading and Cloth Dressing Business. The situation
Is central, and commands large run of business. The
ahove mill will be sold very low II not disposed of by
th9 first of April next, il will be leased for of years
at reasonable rent For further iiormaon apply
*nG 1,G |a, at Ash'y' Mass wYM Man
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-17
s,s.A.. Y. y $500. sls;!zsgsl ayss
D...JNWRsfNgI
INVIG0RkTHWr ClROEAL.
For Genital Debihiy, Inpoteacy Lcontirence, or
AncInrn1L E'r1iss1nne &c

~ N M. -..-I---, T,.,,,{.,.,,,u ~,
foT ueH"1 Dto""9' 1.Po't"y 4m'""'"''"'''"
Nocturnal Emissions. &c.
IHE astonishing success winch has attended s nvaiu-
1 medicine Loss OF Muscular Energy, Physical
LaSsItude, and General Pr"staton, any of he col>e
qucncles Of youthful lhdscttion, q" indulgence "i the
passion in rper years renders II the most valuable prea-
raon ever discovered. In tact as remedy fer the above
complaints it stands uHrivalled and alone There Is no
other reliable remedy, or any That has anthenlca'ly re-
reIved the sanction of the Medical Faculty, me woS
pgRFUL vEGErAB PRODUCTIONS of which tins medicine is
composed has been tested, and its virtue proclaimed by
me laest names 81 me faculty OF London, ratlI; ana
't i WY ~! D'iou '''tt " 0 , ~ III t'' t.
cS III ''S co'iy' ~ ~ 'e "'! ", , "u o W
~ IT, H.. ,i . A." = ~ .,,aI ,t, H., ' an.a,
, t " "a, l; 49,, 49, ', o''i ,',, ~, ~,
t''"' "a" " '''.'''' w W. i''1 'sh' ~ " ..
nervous aHtclinHs' DEPHEsNlo', ENC'IENENI, 'ht"Paoy
|" %t"uy or nIS'mess' ss - ML'ioHf' tns
ui sen uesf"c.'u'' i''t W n','ty' 81 IT, WI, a ,,
tue appetite rene" toe hra'h OF 'h''t Wll haVt ue''s'u
ny Heh'aa' ENctSSes or clVh pfact'ceS IL mas "eeh
SAID b. some thai htNt diN' rders, omissions, &C. were
ncnnbe, ThHhoWever Is not the fWt.
DIR. Morse : Invig0ratinS Cordial, has, and is
constantly chTng ltS' r"mrI"nS-fe''tVi"2 the MENTAL
aud bodily nCaracy o the unfortunate sufferer as the
following testimony Of The names received ~lll conc!H-
siyely SHOW:
Dr. WuuIWarH, of the Massachusetts Iu~nis Hos ltal,
writes of his patients ing cured by us= tns c"ld
at thus II glvtS me p a,urr IT. riom you thai one OF
my patents hir ia Bu>iun, procured some ii your Cor
dial lie tells that he has had single emission
since be comm uged taking 1t. hIe before he had Two
III three WEI H. When he applied to mrs. lays Dr. W.,
thgugh II hardly possible far hlmrYer IN regain ls full
strength directed III, u>1,l medicine used these
in the hospital bpt they had TO efcl In the meantime
he purchased some uf your Cordial which ALI ced
cure an, other mrdiciue would. shall ever
| commend il wuGneyetH an opportunity occurs"
The nature IT the nniade~ relieved by this Cordial are
generally such ravt lr publication If certificates If
cures ont II the question, and The proprietor could produce
host m,o~l coucu.ve testimony to show that the
great el alton Il enjoys MA not accidentally obtained,
but l. Il nl based upl pt-llirt ad ppureny mfac
parents Of healthy ,a,Ir,ua. vino Wuud not have been
bu lg lh~ Ntro dtuasy nrp 'r.al. Aud it is equally
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-14
Home and Wife on SATURDAY. Niqht.

Home and Wife on Saturday Night.
Happy is the man who has litt'e
home and a little angel in it, of Sat
urday night. A house, no matter how
little, provided it will hold two or SO !;
no matter how humbly furnished, pro-
viled there is hope in it; let the
winds blow close the curtains. What
if they are calico, or plain white, with
out tassel, or any such thing. Let the
rains come down, heap up the fire.
No matter if you haven't a candle TO
bless yourself with ). for what a beau
tiful light glowing coal makes, render
ing, clouding, shedding a sunset
through the room; just enough to talk
by lot loud as in the highways; not
rapid as in the hurrying world, but
softly, slowly, whispering with pauses
between, for the storm without and the
thoughts within tofill up, U -
Then wheel the scfa round before
the fire; no matter if the sofa is a set
tee, uncushioned at that, if SO be it is
just long enough for two, or say two
and half in it. How swectly the
music Of silver bells from the time to
come, falls on the listening heart then
How mournfully swell the chimes of
"thc days that are no more"
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-14
Dissolution.

gENIE citizens of Nevada and vicinity are
Il hereby notified that the firm of Heiibron
& Co, of the Kentucky Store on Main street,
will close business on the 10th day of ofJanuary,
1853, as Mr. Hebron, the senior partner Of
the firm is about returning to the Atlantic
States. All persons indebted to the late firm
are requested to call and settle Immediately
The business will be continued after that
date by J. Grammar & &. Josephson, agents
for J. ]. Grammar & II. g. NJ. Josephson, who
hope by attention to the wants of their custo-
mers to receive the patronage Of the patrous of
the late firm. A large and choice selection of all
kinds of Wearing Apparel will be kept con-
srantly on hand. HElLBRON Co.
Nevada, Dec 22i, 1852. .-35-3t*
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-14
Loss OF THE PILoT Boat SEA WITcH

Loss OF THE PILoT Boat SEA WITCH.
We regret to learn that the beautiful
pilot boat Sea Witch, belonging to the
old line of pilots, was lost on Thursday
night, on Arch Rock, which is inside of
Fort Point, and on the Saucelito side
Capt. McNa.ly, the officer in charge of
the Sea Witch, went out on Thursday
afternoon, with the intention Of boarding
the Golden Fleece, which was then on
the bar, but the sea was so heavy that
the Captain did not dare to heave to-
Seeing the ship Huntress was outside
with signal flying for pilot, Capt
Men. then went to her, and took her in
charge, leaving four men on board the
Sea Witch, with directions to follow him
in. At about o'clock in the evening
the Huntress was compelled to anchor,
to keep clear of Arch Rock but the Sea
Witch, instead of coming to, as directed,
kept on her course, when the wind died
away, and she drifted on the rock. She
sank in about one hour-being a total
loss. The persons on board were saved
by boat from the ship. The Sea Witch
was valued at $4,000; no Insurance.
s. F, Whig.
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-14
Phoenix Quartz NJ. Co.

Notice is hereby given the Stockholders, that
a meeting Of the Company will be held at the
Hall over the Empire Clothing store, on Main
street, on Monday evening, 24Ih inst, at PM
for the purpose OF electing Trustees, and au-
thorizing said Trustees to dispose of the lead,
or otherwise making it available by working
it on shares with party willing to erect the
necessary machinery.
g Stockholders will take notice, and be
present in person or by proxy otherwise it will
be taken for granted that they sanction the
proposed action OF the company, and be held
responsible for the measures then and there
determined upon. f. COOK, Prest.,
M. LEWIS, acting sec'y.
Nevada Jan IL S53-3S-et*
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-14
Enterprise Quartz. M. Co.

The members and shareholders in the En-
terprise Qulrtz Mining Co on Kentucky
Ridge, are hereby notified that a meeting Of
the company is ordered TO be held at the Union
House in Rough and Ready or Saturday Jan.
22d, 1858, and O'Clock PM, for the following
purposes:
To levy an assessment for active operations
To re-organize by election of officers. To
consider the propriety of uniting with other
companies on the same vein, and forming
corporation.
The bye.aws will be strictly enforced upon
all deinqucnts +. w. ROBERTS, Prest.
January 9th 1853 u+
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-14
Oils and Camphene.

ON HAND, at the NEW
BEDFORD OIL WORK S, 95 and 96 Jart3o,.
street, every variety OF refined Oils, guaran.
iced OF the best quality and ON as favorable
terms can be had in this city.
Pure Camphene, manufactured by ourselves
daily, constantly on hand.eqaal to the best that
can b. made, our apparatus for its Manufacture
beng superior to any other in this country.
Also Spirits OF Tnrpentinc constantly on
hand at wholesale and retail.
Also on Commission, and for sale low to
close
l50 cases best rife powder;
so do most approved icks;
80 doz hickory pick ha dies;
l00,O percussion caps;
superior platform scale.
3sm r. F. KNOX 4 ACo.
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-14
u. S. Hotel.


" ORNER of Broad and Pine streets, is
" now open under entire new management,
and for accommodation and comfort, cannot
be surpassed by any Hotel in this country
The Dining Rom is under the
Direction of Jackson,'
whore celebrity as Cook and Steward is a
guarantee that the greatest epicures will be
pleased with the table, which will always be
furnished with the best the market affords
breakfast from & till 10 o'clock, A. Al.
Dinner at one p. NJ.
Supper ut 6 p. NJ.
Connected with the House is n Restaurant
where all the delicacies of the season will be
served up in a style superior to any thing ever
done in the mountains.
The Sleeping Rooms,
Under the care of Mas. DrckERmAN, are now
fitted up in a style which cannot fail TO please
all who are lovers of good beds and comforta-
bic rooms. Families can be supplied with
apartments equal to any in California, furnish
ed with stoves and all the conveniences neces-
.ary to comfort and luxury.
In the Saloon
VIII be found every variety of the best liquors,
wines and cigars. Those who like good drinks
will call and be well pleased
3j-3m BUCK. & GEORGE.
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-14
Golden Gate Saloon,
BY MRS. SMITH.

ID Hhc. onl III.
Opposite the Mountain House, Main
" street, Grass Valley. Best of Wine, Lii
quors and Cigars always to be found at their
house.
EXTRA Ham and Eggs, Chickens, Oys
ters stewed and fried, shell Oysters, and every
other kind in the season.
DRINKS-Tom and Jerry Milk Punch,
Hot Whiskey, and all other kinds of drink
called for.
This house will I've open from 6 o'clock in
the morning, until IL o'clock at night. Gtn-
tlemen will find this house the most fashiona-
bic place in town to spend the evening. 37-3m
The Restaurant,
Connected with the Saloon is kept in he best
order, and Boarders and Caller may depend on
having served at all hours the very best the
market affords, cooked in u superior manner
II ample experience in the business, good pro-
visions, and good cookery, ard constant de-
sire to please, are guarantees for public salts
faction, the public will be satisfied.
THE BILL OF FARE
will embrace everything the market will pro-
ducc. Meats cooked TO order. Prices in spite
of hard times, always moderate. Another
thousand customers can he accommodated.
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-14
The S. T. Herald says the owner

The S. T. Herald says the owner,
Mr.. Talmage, has succeeded IN rails
ing 30 tons of freight BIessrs. Tai
mage and Dott waded through the
cabins CT the wreck up to their arms,
and examined every place. They
succeeded in finding the body of Mrs.
Winters, of Marysville. They are
confident there are no other bodies on
the wreck.
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-14

Dy- Persons from Sacramento speak OF
the vigorous efforts Of the principal firms at
Sacramento to rebuild chat city at IIobokcn.
Thre are now scarcely a dozen stores on
j. street, so general had been the movement
of business men to the new location. This
spot is not liable to inunduton, and the cost
of cvee round the old city of sufficient
strength, would give a rail, and even canal
communication with the river.
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-14
Cigars and Fruit Store.
HENRY HEPSHAf4V

Main st. one door below Nevada Hotel.
ESPECIFULLY Uniforms the lovers of
HN good Cigars, that be has fitted up a
store as above, where will constantly be kent
full supply Of the choicest brands of CigaIs.
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, wholesale
and retail.
His connection with tho best houses in
Sacramento and san Francisco, in the trade,
enables him to procure the very best articles
imported: 10 test the truth Of this declara-
tion, smokers and chewers are invited 10 0iya
them call. The following brands of cigars
now on sale, viz: Regalia, Tulepan, Viglianca.
Alhambra, Londres, Jenny Lind, Fragrancia'
Montezuma, Lopez, Buena Vista, Principe, etc.
Also, constantly on hand supply Of Figs,
Oranges, Raisins, nuts, Confectionery, etc.
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-14
Sutter Iron Works,

Rincon Point, San Francisco
STEAM ENGINES and boilers, machin.
~ cry for crushing and pulverizing quartz
rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought
iron work, water wheel castings, and all
kinds of machinery made to order.
Being largely engaged in manufacturing
quartz rock machinery, and having an ex-
tenSivc assortment of patterns on hand, are
prepared to receive and exccntc orders with
dispatch.
Parties wishing further information, or to
contract for machinery, by addressing Geo
X. Gluyas, Superintendent, as above,
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