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HOUSEHOLD w oxps, Contents for June.

Frost. Bt:een Homes A set OF Old
Fellows; The Chinaman's Parson; Hon.
our; Bright Chanticleer; A very Little
Town; Starvation OF an Alderman; Gen.
uine Cofee-No adultera,inn; Sister
Rose, in Seven Chapters; The Camel
Troop Contingent; The Unknown Grave;
More Children Of the Car; Misprin, !;
Birthdays; Fencing with Humanity SIS
ter Rose continued Electric light; A
false genius ; Col Grunpeck and Mr. Park.
inson; The Chinese Pos,man; Passing
Faces; The Thousand and One Hum.
bugs Sister Rose-con,inued: The
Flowers Petition; The Soldiers Wife;
Gambling; Nothing like Russia Leather
Terms: Three dollars a year, or, TWEEN.
ty-6ve cents number. Household Words
and Pa,nam's Monthly. five dollars.
Dix & Edwards, 20 Park Place, Pub
fishers.
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noss. and they are liable to be re moved
by the .,m- constituents"
II h Not aecessarv 10 CONSIDER whether
they acted wisely or not Il they acted
a ~ | nth II ii. az er cree OF their du-
J ti.sy 'alsi b. regarded as most clear
~ within the principles established in
Stephenson RS Hall II Barb, 222 Dias-
man ~ Wilks : Inv, 81.
1 he piaintlI seeks IN avoid taose
Conclusions b, deay:s,s that the books
selected vas one III Which she could be
soass,,uiiousiig compelled to read upon
pam Of expulsion, IN case Of her refusal
to obey. She CLAIMS exempt,m from
the general duty Of ohed lence, from the
particular character Of the book ia whici,
she Nas CARED 10 read.
7 be Question ths fetsre Is whether Il
he legislature should by statute direct
any version OF the billie 81 b read IL
scho.,is ari ~hoaIif i:nposc the penalty
sf expulsion, ia the case ot refusal. such
Statute would rs a siottilop of the con-
sti'Hip,n.
The use OF ,h4 Bible a. a readiag
b. ok is mot prohibited by amy express
lsngtta;.e of she censtataHots
IS ss U.s., tar that purpose. ia opposition
to the spur, aud intention of flat ius,ra-
men,
II i, be not. il II be book which tfIaf
be d.rcc!ed within tho sp,rit and meaning
Of tina constitution. IL be used IN school,
it is ub, t,,Hs that its Use my b7 required
of all; Tor reenation winch any scho!-
ar may violate with inpnnitv woaii
cease to have the force and effect OF Il
rule.
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lHR LATEST FASHIONS Of our
readers who have an eye to the fashions,
Will lind At Oak Hall Boston, all the lates,
and most approved styles Of every des-
er'p,'on OF 6 garments. and the rates a,
which they are sold make j, very de.ir.
aole Tor those IN want. to purchase a.
this place.
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GRAHAM for June is a, hand II con.
tsns two beautiful steel engravings. one
entitled the "Mandarih's Daughter" aud
paris fashions for June" Also romance
Of history MARY Stuart" by VIM. Dove,
which Is said to be very interesting. -
Graham's stands unrlvalied by any of its
contemporaries, aud is wha, it has always
been an interesting and instructive publ
cation.
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THE AMERICAN BANNER Is the title of
a beautifully prime d, large size, Ameri-
can paper, which we welcome with
thanks upon our exchange list II is
published at Philadelphia and Camden
by j. II. JoNEs. at 500 year. and as
far as our knowledge extends. the very
oldest true American journal IN existence.
As family, literary paper. i. is all that
any person can wish. Therefore We
recommend it to such of our readers vino
want good paper, and hope the Ameri'
cans e.li always give American papers
the preference.
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CHICAGO. June 5

The majority agains, the prohiblory
law in this city is Cos as far as head from
and Cation fer Judge Of the Supreme
Court. The election thou ghoul the State
indicate the success Of the law by good
majority.
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NAUTICAL MAGAZINE. This valuable
monthly for June concludes the ar,,cls
upon the "Teredo, OF Sal, Water Worm.
Then follows complete description
draft and moud.loft tables Of the steam.
tug Levia,han, OF New York Harbor, one
Of the swf,est saa.s.eaners ever built in
the United States. Then comes "Wha,
the United States Navy would be ii ad.
apted 10 the age'-a very interesting ar.
ticle, continued.
We have not space Tor full table Of con.
tents, but can assure our readers that the
information contained in this one mum.
Der is richly worth the subscription price
for year.
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ELLSWORTH AMERICAN.
Ellsworth. Friday, June g. 1906
The Maine Law.

Istaetl,, sHee we have opposed the
re nominations # Merrill BY the Ameri.
can parry. the fauatlcai leaders OF that
fnSiea have ne, oah read Us cut Of the
Repu4iican party denounced, as trai,ors
to tie American parry and sympath,ser
VITA he .sehotIcrs Of thc South, bat
actually accused u. Il bring "rmnmy.'
The mex accusation will probably be
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This was done just ia tive 10 make him
CITY Marshal, and finding public opinion
strongly III favor OF executing The Maine
law, he en,eted upon Ias duties with
more zeal than judgement. Therefore
we fear that his iJudicsous course wii
react upon the true friends Of the law,
and 6uaily resul, in placing it as dead
letter upon the Statute books. But iresn
Bangor we t9iru to
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Map of Ellsworth.

The mystery of,he wheelbarrow man
is at length solved, and he turns on, 10 be
an important parsonage. That wheel.
barlow was so constructed as TO measure
distances by rhe revolutions os the wheel,
and by the aid OF Compass and other
necessary instruments, he has ua,ersed
The length and breadth If Ellsworth, noting
distances from pom, to point aud Jo,tlng
down every objec, Of the leas, Importance
With the materials thus gathered, he is
now prepared 10 publish map Of the
town the most valuable thai can be con.
ccived of.
Mr. Bartlett has been canvassing Tor
names, as the map cannot be Published
unless $50 subscribers are obtained
The map.miIl be beautiful l,hneraph
c"lored, mounted on rollers, embcllished
With views ot the principal buildings aud
residences, with names oil the owners OF
each building IN the village, and we be.
lieve throughout the town, but are no,
sure upon the latter point. We presume
there will be no difficulty in obtaining
The requisite number of Subscribers at So
each, Tor such map. The very lac, oi
IFS giving all the roads and their length,
t. ~
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6rcramp aud Pain Killer See Ad.
vsvtissmeas 10 the paper.
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r. mG3pATuY IN Han PLAcEs.-Dr
williamson, the great Swdenborsian,
wsdes that "a considerable proportiou OF
the crowned heads "f Europe have ho-
nl9opathc phy sicians attached. Sixty
,ne.ooes> Of the peerage. he says, sighed
y n,eu,of,sri IN favor Of having the sys-
ten eo,npefenth tried in the Crmea.-
L,rd i,yndhur,t. aud Sr D. Hall, the
AIu.,,,er Il Patl,c Health, are b ,mappa-
ihis.s.- pariLaya Advsrlistr.
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Later from California.

ICaarll1i4aa Hc.ri irceL
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BANGOR.

champion OF The law is elder " eaver,
tie city Marshal. For his great dit
gence In ieftrttlng out the rum holes,
aul dragging the siliansus dealers to JUS
tee, We award HIN full credit, without
even enqaifing into his motives. Enough
that he has dose his done his duty ieaf-
lessiy, whether from a good motive OF an
ambition To make himself popular, We
care not. Nor do We care tina, he has
been a thlrf, legally convicted Of stealing
aAd made to atone to the offended law /;
We oniy ia Ire from him as he now APP
pears and acts. And taking the record
we can come to no other c o n
cluson than ltis-lhat he is wholly
unfit 10 I'll the office 10 y hicE he hae
been chosen
Whether We contemplate him just up
on the poiai Of breaking open the Trunks
OF F, Nourse, Esq, son OF d. Nourse OF
This town or watch him as with ausur
IN hand he 5ore,, hole after hole through
the box belonging to a gentleman who Is
moving, each turn oi the augur mutlla.
,ing aud destroying beautiful aoia; or
peer IN s2on him as he empts bottle alter
bottle Of the extract Of Yellow Cedar
WHICH poor old Col. Trafton sent to New
York alter, and then returns The but;ies
without one word IF explanation or pay
Tor damage or gaze with establishment
us he prows up the stairs OF the book.
bindrry Of Mr. Stanwood, aud like bur-
elar, breaks doors, locks, trunks aud
peace, and burglar like carries of the
materials used by Mr. Sianwood in his
business. we find Weaver the same infat.
uaicd man, and wholly unfit for the re-
sponsibIe trust Imposed upon him. But
we blame him not half so sauch IS the
voters Of Bangor. for they knew. their
man before trying him as Marshall.
Last year lie served the city in the
capacity al Superintendent of public 'u-
>truction. john Bapst had Tried in Ellis
worth to get the Bible out Of the school
aud to get in the Douay version. Fail
ing il both, he instigated a lawsuit
against the S. S. c ,mmlt,ee. and finally
was driven GU. Of the town. Bangor re.
ceived him with open arms, aud this same
Weaver admitted the Douay version into
the public schools upon petition Of this
same Baps,. Public opinion seemed TO
sanction i, then, and So did Weaver. But
az time wore away there was a reaction
in public opi,ion. aud Weaver found ii
convenient TO reace round and order the
Douay Bible ont II the public schools. -
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Dfu0iA.
Sir Francis Bs,ing IN behalf Of 90
eminent. announced tina, the House hs
ing seen in regret the failure Of the \
enna Conference, will Continue to ri
every support to continue the var 10
safe and honorable peace could be q
tanned.
III e debate WAS resumed on rrid
evening when the House divided. r
maturity for Government was one hu
bred.
On the Gath, Lord Palm esston used
private meeting with members, where
declared his intention 10 prosecute ,
war.
Ship Empress Eugene was abandon
at sea IN a sinking condition.
The Sarah Sands is taken for Z tro
Yacht America u advertised fos q
a. Gosport.
4 severe earlqus AXE secured
Auckland. New Zealand. Feb i2.h.
France.
The appointment Of Pelissier to coz
mand. Is well received in France.
Queen Victoria visit. Pari. 10th A
gust.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-14
. SEASONABLE SUGGESTION

not only arc our farmers blessed this year, with
most abundant harvests wheat Oats, Rye, and pros
pcctiyey Of Corn but the trees in their orchards arc
laden with the finest fruit. aud their gardons filled
with all kinds of vegetables. The presence OF 50
much delicious fruit reminds to say, that the sea-
son for enjoying these delights will soon DO gone
And We urs further reminded, that there is process
by which most of our fruits and many of the vege'
tables may be put UP for the winter, 30 Us to retain
tho d"v"ur and general characteristics OF the ripe
iruit at this season
Douo'ess Our readers in town and country arc
with the nlodus operandi of this process, anu
we ao not purpose to teach them by entering into the
details. Our single object is to urge upon all who
may be III circumstances Justify it, to put up peach
g. peafs tomatoes and the like, against the cold,
wiutry weather, when such art;ces will be the crest.
est delicacies.
Aud by this Recommendation, we do not merely
refer to the preservation of these things for private
families, but We suggest it az o mems Of making
money. As such il 10 not to be despised The fruit
growers of the North make hundreds of thousands of
dollars every year by pursuing the plan
herein indicated 1t would create the most profound
s,topishment among all classes, If we could state ap
proxiuately, the amount expended such year by the
people of Virginia for such lu1ures' Add to these
other items, as pickles. preserves and sauces-and the
grand aggregate is perfectly astounding let AZ
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brass knuckles. But our coun,rymen have encoun

! brass knuckles But our countrymen have encoun
tered worse things in their contests with fore!gn.rs
sour friends spread light throughout the city b..
their torch-ight procession Saturday night. lie
them spread more glorious light throughout the
State and the Union by their daylight procession tt
the polls to-day.
"s general rule, il takes RS long for one f,reigr
born citizen to vote for four natives. Then ought
the four Americans to stand back for the foreign
er-or the one foreigner for the four Amerirans
"The Americans mean ~ br entirely pacific 20.
day, bnt they will vote. They may submit pa :rnty
To II great many inconvonences and dscomtur:s, bu:
they will vote They may have to 20 through rain
und hail, but they will Vote. They may find serr!ed
hosts OF Sag.Ncht buliic, and ruiam- between them
and the polls. but they vii! vote. They may have ~
encounter tire aud steel, but they will vote
"li was quite extensively sad AMI believed, few
dnys ago, thnr the Germans GENERALLY, from appre
h.lisiDn difficulty, had determined not 10 the
polls to-day. We have nuw authentic and direct i'll
formation that they have determined thnt they will 60
To- the polls. We glad To hear that they have
thus determined, but we hope they will 20 with none
but proper inrrnrions. Surely Of them hr
80 ignorant not to understand that II colsi" hr
provoked by them it will And If II d" occur,
there is but way in which it possibly ter!ni-
nate.
"Let The foreigners keep their elbows to othem.elvcs
To-day II The polls. There's place tor them in The
ribs ut the natives
The Louisville Democrat, OIL the same day, con.
| taned the following advice:
Let every respectable citizen to-day f:own upon
ad suppress any riuting and disorder any attempt t.
suppress The vutent either party. Let Il, redeem III
credit 0f Louis, lie to-day, by sG0w!I, that, uotwt
standing she excitement, We can quiet like free.
men"
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sALloN's PATENT GRAM AND GRASS


'V>GlS Machine inveuted and patented by &: b.
~ Sshaon o: Illinois, aud wherever II has been rxhi1
ana e.' ak.n precedence Of all others tor cleaning Gru
W,, ,, syer Medal YVES awsrdedt TO the inventor at the
Yort rug New York. and the first prize AZ the New
mnnd "a. res IL !e5a II has been adopted by the kich
inown h"c'', wao recommend 1t as the best machine
Wbes, PSa'iGg cookies and other impurities iron,
wssb, er.a,e my two seeds Of different SIZE or
der saie IN lie construction, and easily kept III or
ouirs, h. eSulsry adapted farmers uses as 1t re-
ses,1, nt!e power to work it, and cleans grain more
fI.eS'Iy toan any machine now iu uso
r. ~ eaa Dc fun:.bed at tie following prices viz:
bu.Ss,. Farmers Machine that will clean l5to 20
oGshe' per hour " IS
s,,,a.. aImsrs Machine (srrauced for horse pow.
sn. mat VIII clean 81 bushels per hour 50
bu,Ss,s hiliets hsehine that will clean 30 TO 50
'I.a.h PET hour Is
0Gstels per hour I'M
r., tors Mler's Machine tha, will clean l2s to 10
'u,hss pc. hour in
hu,Ss sSrs Nillers Machine that will clean 40 ,o 200
Address Ro. NJ ANDERSON, ~''
~, Commission Merchant, Richmond v.
ss County Rights will be sold on reasonable terms,
''1 1i-cu r. NJ. A.
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TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST IA, 1855.


r .h; ;r,.r,o sum misses out OF the State and goes
TO enrich our negro.lavns riend' at the N"rth'
W. .hou,d like to see u reform in this particular.
M vo,id ransom can be shown for perssting in tho
nrescnt suicdal policy All these knlok can be
Virginia not only well but little better
than in the FREQ States The pickles which our Vir-
,,o housewives place before their guests, are incon
naraby better than the imported articles which are
sold in our coniectonaries and family grocery stores.
No man who has tried both, and who has discrimi-
native palate, will for a mnmcnt pretend to deny the
correctness Of our statement. Why. then, in the
hume of common sei,se, are not these table acceS-
sorics prepared for market by the FARMERS OF
the Old Dominion :
These things, and others which we shall mention
hereafter, are only neglected for the want of little
practical wisdom among our people. They are so
much taken up, with wheat crops, corn crops, tooac-
co crops aud such like that they never think Of ap'
parently smaller, but really much more proi'apie
enterprises. furmcr half lives upon the products oi
his soil, without making the discovery that no has
the power largely to augment his gains, and gre"'S
to promote his comfort by degree Of attention I"
matters. which would not superinduce the neglect u
his staple commodities. lie visits the city, enters Il
store aud bchu!ds jars of pickles, and preserves
without for moment rejecting. "why were mol ih"''
things brought into market by me-
The truth is our people hold small things in very
light estimation. They must do something gTc"'' OF
they do nothing at u They must eat und drink wear
clothing and dwell in houses, but they will not enter
into small enterprises to meet those needs. s'af'a-
ton seems bu preferred to plenty if the latter Gu"
only be secured by strict attention to little th''g'
All this is very noble and very magnni'nio"S' o"'
it is very bad policy for the pockets, for The DICK
and for the stomach. These cry aloud to every
Virginia farmer to mend his manners. shall Their
appeals be disresarded
This entire homily and earnest exhortat'oh' was
brough, about by the recollection ot mix anu
peaches for dessert, by us at friends house III
the country, 80 long ago rs laSt April. We cannon
refrain from expressing the hope, that lt Ills Ia
Lle again, aud for the first time ut other tao'S III
Virginia, we may be grahed with the smell ana
taste OF rich ripe fruit, when the season LOT gu
tb.rirr il is passed.
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u,runoND ENQrIRER'
,.,.p pN,.r. sEsrwKkklf' AND ~s,NI .Hr
Fr'."n Fr,mCu,r. PRYOR 4 DtNNA'ASf'

Z IL
ro,.r seven dollars per hhnun anu w tue
ps,E srs i. ,skcn for shorter per'oa .n"n one
ne .; si.; ceAy i've dollars per snnum anu
year Fox M < months in S aaynsr 10 Oa soar. ya,s
.a.cc do.";' ~ ,utrd by anal. postpaid" VI s'N "on'a
IA sh 'T'" - ,h, ruG .. the year; -, .-.. v,.,,,,
morning fs So IN sSyaGss roo asans'Sn sar Is
made III sv"i o' en- will be furnished for s2O
cspcs The VIZ 10 ,wcn,y tour copies, and so on in
the same p:Up@;iiipSNWs a? AnrERTlSlNG.
,.,.Wrysiy and THE WErxLY-For TEN
Is rHf S,',;arI:oa stvcny,hve cents; Tor each sub
n.cu; insertion a:iy tti.'e r. -. rno, ar ,s.. S,,
So sry cents and every succeeding insertion twen
u I've cel. II inserted once week twice week or
-.s ,s.. wcek hi1y-seven and half cents Tor each
r,r-, d, aisr che nrst.
rss si,rr:iscrs are charged fifty dollars for TWELVE
No sud III thai proportion for advertisements OF greater
~ ~ cxcep; Lottery Vendors and Auconeers who are
.s.::.i 500, Opaper inciuded)
RI AL Obituaries and Tributes OF Respect exceeding
,,;S. hncs a-e charged for rs advertisements.
orders from a distance must be accompanied win the
sacc pay satisfactory references TO insure execution
fS- Al dues to this Office may be reunited per mi' In
,,t and available Rnnk notes nj the risk OF the h"rs
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TENNESSEE ELECTION.

The Nashville Union of the Sth instant. gives re.
turns from all the counties OF the State except Carter
Johnson Hancock, and Claiborne. Gentry, TX. NJ
for Governor, has only net gain Of 244 on john.
sons majority of 225j Mt the election in 1853, and
the four couI.cs To be heard from will not i, Is pre-
,niniy rc.eected Governor by majority OF about
eU0tl-certainly not less than l5lo minority.
For Congress, there is no doubt OF the election OF
Smith, Jones' and Wright tDemocra;s,l aud also, II
is believed. Savage, tDcm.)
For the state Seuat., the Democrats have lost one
and gained one.
For the House, the Democrats have gained anu
los. g. This gives Democratic majority III The
House.
The Senate will remain know.Sothing-the next
House will be Democratic.
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PRINCETON POWER PRESS.

a 80 nj Mcssra R. Hoe & Co.'S LAST FAST SlN.
CT CYLINDER PRINTING MACHINES" we offer Tor
.,ir :ne POWER FRESs. upon which the Petersburg
,y snd Weekly Express have bcon printed Tor 'he p"s
Elk months I'm, . a, ;,,,
:, knosn as the Princeton Press he'd 81 AZ inchca.
,v brrc sze and will work from 6VO 10 9o shcC' per
Snn, his almost equal 10 cutircy new one, anl tor
n,Iv psrer wi:n limited circulation, or country paper
"-ShTl Weekly with sn extensive subscription list
would answer admirably.
FOR terms. &c. address ,u,,,,-r,r ro
Pete.sburg Va.
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,,p D,WSON WILL NOT ACCEPT.

The pittsburg Union says that Mr.. J"hn l.. Dnw-
son, appointed 10 succeed Keeder as Governor o'
Kansas, passed through that city On his way home
aftcr an absence OF some weeks. He "heard OF bis
appointment but few days since, and the news was
unexpected us the appointment had been unsolicited
Highly honorable as in such station, aud compll'
mentary as is the tender OF it, Mr. Dawson will no;
ncc.pt His attachment is 10 Pennsylvania, his ia
tive State his Interest il here and here he purposes
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REFERENCES
EDWIN WORTHAM & co.

CHANTS,
TlAY particular attention to the sale OF Wheat Corn;
Flour Tobacco, &c, and Keep constantly ON hane
md Brrd assortment OF Groceries, together with
Inn, Ground Plaster Tar Grinatones. Tin Plates PEI
Iuvaa snd Mexican Gurno Cast Steel and Swedes lrede
s.- and Eusish Iron of all descriptions and sizes
Il .E-
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE, PRYOR e DUNNAVANT.
~>>~~~~>~>>~>>~~'>>~
WIN E RlTCNIE & ROGER A PRYOR, EDITORS.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST IL, 1855
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EnGAR MAE0N

AGENT AND COMMISSION MERCHANT;
ye,ropoiipatau Hail, Franklin stree''
mOnd, Va,
uxyouLD call the attention OF his H'Snas n'u ,ur
" ncto The lac; hat ne viii gTe his ,'r,i; psFsSn% &
attention TO sc!lin: produce '4a e"fe'''H"H
p&ronssc rrrrprSCES
Mss,. Bnord Mayo B!- F.,Sour T. Ias,ssro Ms..rs
Wilson !. ; e. p : Frv Orange; Rufus n Fuxhugh,
S;Ir,pe Hon. : Lensc. Madison icninS and Dr.
Tho. p Aixip.on pa,sill! uEd Dr. VIM II Macon ne"
rs Aug l-c2m
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Cary. betresu Pearl and IJL b.,

P. RAHM, PROPRIETOR, RlCuNOND y,
Manufactures LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES TrShf,r,
RAILROAD CARS and all Wrought aud Cast I,or IN,
for Rail Road.; Staiouary Engines from 10 w NIX ,S
hore power; Portable Engines. Of the approved n
for go,ins lumber fiom ls to 10 horse power wi,h i
proved Circular Saw Mills OF TWO kinds Vertical and
Mil Machinery Wrought Iron Works OF all kinds Tobsc
co Factory Fixtures Of cvory description, and Bias, and
Iron Castings made to order. July li-cst