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Celebration at East Rumrord.

We are indebted to j T.. Rollc, EaI.. of
Rumford, tor the proceedings Of a mrgtin,
Of the Republicans Of Tumford aud ado.n-
iDg towns, held in a grove near Bumorl
Falls, on the 9Th inst. They are % ,9lu.
minou' Is pages foolscapl that We can Gal
room Tor but a portion Tho meeting was
organized by the choice Of Gen. J -. MAR
Rows, President, and j. +. RoLrr, Secretary.
Gen. \. BopTER, M5rshal.
II. ABBOTT, Jr., Esq. Reader Of Dcclara.
ton.
Hon. SIDNEY Pmuu Of Woodstock. de-
liyered an grafton, marked by pcrspecuity,
and logical acutencss. amo't vivid man
ncr he pointed out the dlngrrs which threat
en- our Republic, and although extremely
sarcastic upon the dcmagoguc who now oc-
cupies the Presidential chair, be- was not
wanting either in moderation or eanior
The fixed attention Of the large audience is
a sufficient common, uIon the excellence o9
the production.
Gen Marrow made come excellent aud
spirited remarks, and IOyii Knapp. FL,
with his accustomed vyacity, entertained
the assembly with some views upon political
subjects.
The audience were very much delighted
by an appeal made by .ir iona. Bartlett
Of Byron.
The public spirit manifested by the ladies
upon this occasion was truly pleasing, AMI
their activity and energy in preparing an
excellent rerast, 60 Tar prove the vitality
Of these helpmates Of thu men.
The toast., some twenty or thirty In num-
Der, regular and voluntary, arr omitted.
They were spirited and atrio,ic, a. bra,trl
the occasion.
III. MARROW, Prrilen'
J. T. RouE, Secretary
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Republican Meeting In Summer.

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assembled AZ TIE bari'i mec'lns-Hous' lh
said town, on the ith inst, according %
prsyi,u. notice.
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Inc meeting was '''''i % ''''' u! ".'.
Mr.. LAWRENoE, onwhosmltigu, cu1.rcU
made OF
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Appropriate prayer Na' offered DO! l''.
Mr. Lawrence.
c,r.mitt,o .p resolution. vas rr...r.
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ANOTHER Liz NAILED. IL has been cur
rcntly reported, lately, that Cot FHrHoNT
voted against the adjustment Of slavery in
the District Of Columbia. The Albany
Evening journal thus settles the matter
"IIumano rs well as bravo, he said nay
to the propositionsio restore hoss'nS IN t tnG
4. :. navy. In tho debates upon the bill
On abolish the slave trade in the District oil
Columbia. the young California Senator was
nnnJ voting with Seward, Chase, Davis,
DAYTON, Hale and Winthrop for IT, abolish ,,.,
me1t The votes Of the present Republican
candidates for President and Vice President
gwen in their Senatorial places, defeated the
scheme of 1850 to punish with years Inn
prisoument the enticing Of slaves to run
away from the District IN which our federal
Capitai is situated. They both also helped
TO vote down the plan Of excluding free ne
grocs from a residence in the corporations Of
the District.
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speecb of General Cochran

Mr. Cochran, " no wac ia't yrar ono r.
tho most enthusiastic Of Alliance l-ni.rs.
Ia. come out Tor Fremont, and supports VIZ.
Ihmliu for Governor. 81 o Republican
meeting at Bangor, De made ,ho following
remarks.
Will, a committee from each Wsrl vas
engaged IN selecting names 90 recommend
for delegates, Gen. Vim. :. Cochran of
walioboro was invited to make sgrc ~.
marks. H. came Observation-Disclosures.
cheering, and poke for about an hour, .n
hi, usual plain, straightforward and earnest
manner. We cannot o.. th1 late hour 90
which we write, aitcmr: any report Ut h.s
rrmark.-but viii simply ey has hi'worl'
which came from the heart of an honest.
practical mechanic. fcn wi,h graf force
upon the minds Of hi- hearers, when be- scs
forth the vital importance 1t ihc political
issues now presented before tho people, and
the the vast influence which ogr September
election will have upon the decision % 'hr
national contest. lie justly said, 'h' luo'-
ton now before Us is not ono Of Nair issues
a. some would have Us balicvc-bu, one b.
tween free Labor and Slave hb5r-n qucf
ton in which every mechanic and working
man is vitality interested. II isa quc't.on
whether Labor shall be elevated or pcrma-
nently degraded in this country
Mr.. G. said he had always been a Wing,
and hal attended every Wing State Conycn-
ton SINCE he became Of ssc, until the 50
called whis State Convention Of last Tues
day: hut he never before knew a Whis
State Convention which refused % rcpuii-
ate and dcnounec the doctrines aud the act'
Of the sham democratic party. The Con-
ycntion did 81 propose. 1, tabled rcsola-
ton condemning the Cincinnati platform
opposing q union with the party which
framed aud endorsed it, Notwithstanding
that platform was utterly opposed TO the
principles cnunciatcd by all former Whic
Conventions. Mr. c. declared this Straight
Whis Convention 10 have b5cn q swindl'
and cheat, designed by some Of the leaders
to be used for selling out the Wing party
for the use and bahool Of the pro-,laycry
democracy. Long years ago, said Mr.. {.
we Wing mechanics used to be pointed to
James Buchanan as the mos; obnoxious man
Of the modern sham democracy in the eyes
Of American working.men-as the man who
thought our wages should be reduced to the
European standard, then ten cents day
And vet we now zee men calling themselves
Wing leaders cndcavoring To transfer The
votes and influence Of the Wig party pTac-
tieally in aid Of the election to the Prcsiden-
cv of this solf.samc democratic, ~" Ten
Cent Jimmy" But it cannot be done.
The honest Wings will never vote with this
Buchanan party.
Mr.. @. said that last year he had fought
the Republican party uPol State issues ou'
had then sand when the great national quc',
tons were fairly at issue in the Presidential,
election, he would meet item and &c ''u"'
on the side of Freedom. ,,
The great eight upon these issues he sad,
d, 70 come Of in this Sat at he SP'o'.,'
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.I..I, q, whom had bc,n referred the rroro-
.iti5us IT senators T5,mbs, Gcycr, aud Clay
ton. This Bill, though containing some
lair propositions, was, nevertheless when
taken in connection with all the circum-
stances surrounding il, nothing more nor
I,-. than a Bill % r.alr Kau'l' a Narr Na'e.
I, rr5yidci ior the appointment Of Com
missioner, D. tls Pro6rt 70 take census
rfth, lr-al voter. and make an aproriion.
mont ,fp ,lfratr. 60 form a state Cons;itu.
f,r. y, person IS Q, o. allowed Co vote
,,r.., name is not found on the els; hy them
,rrr-,rrI. and who was not ia the Territory
m Oh, g,b OF July. After the Frg stat,
men had losu 600 -rJrt numbers driven out
aftle Territory, ly Government, mohs, and
aHrr tle miuion, and tool, OF the President
hlis.n stationed all round th, borders 10
f.nru aud drive away by thc same brut,
rrr,. no men ou thoir way 90 che territory
f-.n trr r-r. Sate.,-it would ho very con.
..-..-.,. i-,..r.,r.r invasion of Kara.
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TnE WRONGS or Kansas. At the Fremont
ratification meeting in Albany the other
evening, Mr.. Howard, Of the Kansas Con-
grcssional Commission, made the following
assertion ~ assert that il all the tyranny
inflicted upon our forcfathcrs, by the king
Of Great Britain, were collected together
and multiplied by ten, | could bring facts to
prove that the poor settlers in Kansas have
suffered more than the whole Of them"
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The widow has since died OF grief.

4 rEorA>r Bruu>rM \ friend Of Mr.
buchanan was heard 10 remark, yesterday,
that be was al through the State Of New
York, Just before the Convention, and dur
ius b,s entire absence did not meet man
who was not Tor buchanan. But that he
just returned from Second trip, and he
would be damned If he had seen single
Buck man, besides himself, since he left
home. Is. Y. Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-11

Reliable intelligence from Mexico, states
that the difficulties between Mexico and Spain
have been satisfactorily adjusted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-11

Cow OR. The american Ballot, Tie
organ Of the American party in New lamp
shire, which has heretofore had only the
name Of Fremont, this week puts up the
whole ticket "FRENoNr and DArToN."
The Boston Bee has taken down Fillmore
and Donelsop, and put up Fremont aud
Johnston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-11

Bully Brooks had his trial N Washington
on the 9Th inst before Judge Crawford.
n, vas fu,d $500
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ARuREr>nrrEM,N. Lastwintcr the
Republican journal published long arti.
Gle, summing up the qualities needed for a
SUCCESSOR OF Pierce, in which It stated that
they wanted a Gu"E,ENT,rnE man.
ANY one who will take the trouble TO cx.
anime the record, will sec at once how adj
mirably Mr.. Buchanan answers this want.
lie has been on each side Of nearly every
question which has bcen before the country
for thirty years and consequently the ~
cord stands fair for men OF every shade Of
opinion that can Be produced. IL he is not
a Representative man, IN this respect, 1t
would be hard 10 discover one. We con-
gratulato the Journal men ON the happy
manner in which their wishes have been
ralizcd,-so far a. a nomination is concern
ed. The election is matter in which, we
fear, they, at least, will be disappointed,
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Democracy on IriShmcn. Eeating's
Murderer

Tho r.rlI,rI Democracy has assumed the
responsibility Of BE- murl rel Ka'.n-, 600
Ir..umgr. who's. ll wa, taken 10 WHarlf
Hotel. Washington, tn cold blood. ly Her
hrr, or California, o. Dur1. Erpr.-ruu-
rive. lr.,hmeu haye h.u tho slave. og ,hs
socialist Democracy %, %, black, ar, ,h,
slaves of southern uskmas,.r, but whou
African hgIlyism uc.l. a champion, tho
death Of au freshman is 10 consequence.
TOE slave Representative mus, sustain slave
morals. therefore, Democratic Norbert
must fir, insult, th.n Kim an lr.,hman, %
show t.a, man a, man IS q uul'ity, and that
rar,.au Democracy will uphold d.
Soon altr Mr Krauu-'. death, a motion
wa, mad. 600 che Ilou.s, by NIr En1u',au,
O. investigate che case OF Ko.tirs'. murder
ry IIrrh,rt. en- ,hi, motion 80 pwo,E,r,
were found voting against t'.a investigation,
aal thr motion was defeated The nruc-
r,rr therefore does not consider th, murder
nr an lri,hmau worthy u Investigation.
Iri,hmon. think oft. TleDemacracy have
assumed the responsibility Of Eeatn-'-
death, AMI ia a publ, legislative manner
given thgIr sanction 90 thr murder, declar,
Boo. thrir sympathy with thc murderer.
Th0n, % Palate the atroci1us act, story
wa. circulated that Herbert had made the
widow present OF house and Lad given
h.r enough money 90 educate two orphan
children. Thi, prove, 90 b, false, as will
De ,,.u lrDm the following letter
W,sm>sIoN, june {, $3.50.
4 PIT h.- iaHr extensively published
t.lt ths lion. H. 2. Herbert had given %
OH. sal. u. uy late Brother, Thomas hcat-
.u-. . handsome dwelling and money o. ci-
ulta Der children. lfthc Intention OF the
author was O. create public opinion iu favor
of Mr. ll.rlert. deem DO ms duty o. deny
tUlt Mn kluu. received any such favor,
from him Th.rg /, uo foundation whatry-
yr Tor such % r.Iurt. Aud have never
heard amy person say that De- las even exc
pressed ans u-rgt Tor the act hy which "a
widow aui two orphan children were lolt
r.rd"IIualut uu thc charity Ul toe world.
There ha, h.,n generously presented Co
dc widow thr SUN OF I've hundred dollar,
.Siuw poo. ,ri1,d by tuc guests 40 VIII
lands Hotel.
By Publishing thc above you will confer a
great favor and au act of justice 0u the la
meutrl family of my late brother.
Very respectfully, sir, your ob scry't,
l.. VI. kEATING.
Ill --I-.. IL -.--.-. I.nI IL .,r.rI
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Tho hour having arrived, at which It was
voted tn 60 into an informal ballot for
candidate for Governor, a committee consist
ing OF seven was appointed to receive, sort
and count the ballots.
Mr.. Farwcll, from the committee appoint.
cI 10 receive. sort and count the informal
-. r. t..,.ru.r rgENrtpl
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AFTERNOON. Hon. y. u Appleton from
the Committee ON Credentials reported the
whole number VI Delegates elected TO be
llsL- N. lLIluM.
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The report was received with laundering
cheers aud music. :,
Altcr the applause had subsidized, Mr;
Farwcll made some remarks. and concluded
by moving that Hannibal llamlin be nomi-
mated hy reclamation as the Republican
candidate for Governor. The motion was
carried unanimously, and three cheers were
given for the nominee.
Mr.. Shaw OF Hancock, from the business
committee reported for
ELrcToRs At LARGE,
Uon. Moan SuITu, Jr., OF Calais.
Hon. SIDNEY PERIl,N, Of Woodstock.
The report was unanimously accepted,
and the above gentlemen were nominated by
reclamation.
STATE COMMITTEE.
The follollowing gentlemen were reported
for iii State committee for the ensuing year
George Libby, Of Cumberland.
Mark II. Dunnell, Oxford.
J. l.. Stevens, kenncbec.
Dr. a. Garcelon, Androscosgln,
John ). Baker, Sagadahoc.
Charles j. Talbot, Franklin.
Henry r. Prcntiss. Penobscot'
Joseph Kelsey, Piscataquis.
Washington Long, Aroostook
II. u. Metcalf, Lincoln.
George Downs, Washington.
T. III. Marshall, Waldo.
II. W. Norris, Somerset.
James VI. Deering, York.
W. &. Sargent, Hancock.
Mr.. Talbot Of Pennington, from the COM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-03

TOO MANY sERNoSs.-A contemporary hits our ideas
eHacty when he says that the particularly our
mon ater sermon Is given in rapid succession until that
valuable means OF grace has either lost s power or de-
generated into fashionable Entertainment Routine nat
creates dunes and indifference follows az il hand
maid There is TO much preaching and 10 EttIs vosb;
~ our churches and while this Truth Is manifest in tho
evident decline Of true pety and the world s improving
~ every thing else Il IS remarkable that the hand Of re
subject -rF'Vp
And smother touches the point 10 the true issue
when he says that zone week \ a. much ss anv
uVne can preach With credit 70 his reputation and as
much a any congregation s likely digest into practice
re. tTo and often three are demanded every Sunday
ahu they must be al hptop ones no milk and uater
tne energies must never flag; no allowance made for trou
Ole sickness. for mad and body vorn down from coutin
usl labor II the sermons are no, 6r.trste-splendid
suPero-the minister is thought 10 be rather aiinEr
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ARRIVALS AT THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
AND BALLARD HOUSE.

:, wnerser Pollard, wason W ueet 7 Douglas and
Peersonrg Harvie, Amelia; Rnnin chesfsrnslf NO.
rs white Hanover II Carter, CiarksvlIe n Dovn, n
mnsham: hathevs, T. Garhie. IT. Kemp. n Ryan
p u cSrf mis-. Ferry ksn,osty Mrs Carr c.p;
ner Lynehourg Wa Wade J Chritansbug Grant, New
Crcthers woodroof. Phia; Mayo, Rich
moud Marshai, Tenn; Lester Danviue Ho,rt.on
G.sgov Mr. and Mrs McDougan, London rsks r s.-rt
harrs MONTAGUE, White, Sharpe, Va; W Van.
aegr Aerand,a Harrison Salt Sulphur sprngs Maupn
Norton, Young, and f.nlv d o Navo Rish
mond; Bell and lady Kinney : Knn-y ssnntoo Is.,a.
barbour Col Alexander, cupeper Walker, Albsnaris
ma man Il ogi,a Garland q Kean Lynshbur. Dr
SON. y Campbell Nottovay; Hon Pendleton John
son Giles co Hon GoOde. Jr Bedford Hanun WIN rrrry
Mytnsvne Watkins Tenn Gov Floyd lady washdns.
Loh- ogden lady, Mo Auauns, 3
Curry Poeahontas Markai MtchsIl iisnov,r
yonn ward Louisville Ky; steger Amelia; Z shor api
sady MIS- Jchnon Miss Bo.esu W sanks, EnnIss
terhed; renent, Bedford. y -'' S"N''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-03

DRoIL Accountable Turkish papers are dabbling
IN American politics. Listen to one of them a. follows
on the Aansas question The language Is translated by
the Oonstantnope correspondent of the New York Tr
bune:
In the northern part of America there is province
sailed Kansas which, having very climate its in
haoitants are much given 70 agriculture Thev have
therefore, imported large number of slaves from
and employed them their lands The peoule who Iive
70 the noth OF this province regard slavery as ncous
tent with humanity and having apprised tie
Of Kansas urged them to desist from this imnronsr ~
nee Having repeatedly done this and not having been
listened To- the two parties assembled and after ascertp
ing 'ne number o each deputsd representatives to the
seat OF the American Government called Washington to
nave the matter tried Now, there has been for some
he past great GOODNESS between the members Of the
council OF Mobiles and that of the people of America ,hey
couia not ia upon any agreement the subject Of the
peoples quarrel in Kansas The difficulty d,i
In strength, 1t was foreseen that trouble would a ou,
OF II The enmity existing between the two Councils re-
suited IN each endeavong prevent the abors Of the
other, and consequently nothing was done bv ei,ber
Moreover as the army Of the American Republic il wbov
disoTgAnzed and consists only Of Bashi soldiers
oouncl ., the people desired to have them properly
trained and placed under some kind Of order with egu
lar rations and pay assigned them The chief Of the re
public likewise in favor VI this NJ raueeDent bnt ,h
oounc o' he MOBILES continued TO oppose that Of the
people and great quarrel between them on the su
Ject This state Of things therefore, being productive of
tie ruin OF the foundation Of the republic and the des
ueuon OF is government the chief Of il decided upon
'"c 1Fuly IN some manner other.
and for this purpose last August called up both the Conn
eiis and gave them two weeks in which TO come 10 set
uement oiheir differences Now happens that by the We
~ singular orm OF rules adopted by said republic IL the
council do not consent to it, the chief Of the go
Vernment even together with the Council OF the MOBILES
cannot ke one dkta out Of the treasury; and as the
former would not consent TO give him any money for their
support ne mas had TO dismiss oil Of the soldiers and sell
the vessels Of war to other governments or truth n
IS clearly seen that this discord between the two Councils
will very soon cause the ruin Of that Republic and proves
oe value o. the peace and happiness which We all enjoy
under the benevolent protection Of the sh.io of &
blessed SULTAN - -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-03

Tvs AusoRA BoSFALfs AND rHE TKLreRAFH.-The e.
beet Of the aurora the electric telegraph Is generally 70
increase or diminish the electric used 10 working
that IN effect auid Is discoversble in them The au-
rora ooreas seems 70 be composed Of vast mass of
electric matter resembling in every respect that genera
ted By the electro Avanic battery The currents from
change coming the wires and then disappear a. the
Of the rolls from the horizon 10 the zenith
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ID. Il. WILLIAMS

kRAL AGkNr for Receiving Forwarding
- Loeaseo eood. Ae Ae No. snocEoE slIr RIcHnosD
TO return his thanks
Tor the liberal during his
connections With Messrs Booker city,
spectmy soiiei continuance his
ing on the heare OF onsinc-. slon do with
faithfully represented. ~ -
hand. " F'" "
Rnsss Messr. Lewis Webb Son. wadrworth Turner Co.
and John Booker. ESQ., Richmond John NJ ESQ
p.bney ksq Msssr Peters, Spence c. McCorkie
Sonc Lyhchborg va ia26-lf
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THE ANNUAL REPORfs

WAsHrseros. Dec 2.-The Postmaster Gcssr,Is r,pors
recommends the abolition Of the fr.nking prv-es snd
making Tree matter pay half rstes: also recounsn he
reduction OF paw to the Panama Rslroed Coup.nv IN
sum not exceeding 100000 per snnum and shs ssasbsh
ment OF weekly mail service San rancisco either bv
ne Nicaragua oe Tehusntepsc routes asrnanG vish he
$4,000 per annum.
The report OF the Secretary Of the Navy gves detailed
account Of the operations OF the service during the yesr
ana It's present strength. Among his reeoussndatoos
the adoption fthe English and French system Of
on practice ships; and for the dispatch Of anal steamer
70 survey the guano Islands which Coumodors Msrviu
made an unsatisfactory report He also recommend he
building OF steam soops Of Of small draft rhs send
ing out OF seamen to relieve distant Is spoken Of
an experiment. and viii be continued u Il shall work veil
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TIE MARKETS

NEw YORK, Dec 2-FIour ID lower Sales Of State NJ
S6aS25; Southern $ssOa 20. White wheat a sssI 7I
Mixed corn IL cents white and yellow ~ co. Stocks are
6rmer.
BALTIMORE, Dec 2-Flour frm. Sales Of Howard ss so
ao01f Wheat has declined lag Sales Of red Si As
at-4s; white sl.55al go. Corn unchanged
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GREAT woRK.-EHERETTs

Annals Of the American Pulpit commemorative notices n d
american CerEymen Of various rom th,
rly o. The country To the close year 1855 by
D SPLagae " FIRST Two volumes Of this great uorf.
t2oO g .s'- - 'eNe''es--
The Uses Of Astronomy.
bany Aug 2sth, is56.-25c. o0- - A'-
music to eaeh.-e2c. " -s-A'' WIN
SANKEY'S Sinai and PAiestlne.-e5O.
Hodges Essays and Revirws-25O
BevertdgeS Private Thoughts yoI-T5.
nandsofne assortment Prayer and Of suna.x s.h
and Juvenile Books generally together with fr uppr a. per
Wills new Novel, Paul Fane-iq5 ma
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boothAnpton,
proceeding Havrr
other route, for the economy sf time money. -
rAssAoE SOUTHAMPTON Am r.xrtx
Second do. eco. ''A' si"'
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-03
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
MERILLo IRON PIPE WORKS.
-, MERRILL & JAQUES,

IFZ CentFe stFeet New York,
MANUFACTURES AND DEALERS IN wRoUaIir IRON
4v4 Ppes nnEs, Tools aud every description apparatus
connected with steam, Water heating ADD lighting
Factories and Halls. '-"~-'
Aso-vsves. Cocks Pumps, auases Boiler vue.
made 10 order.
Our srew Cutting Machines entirely own Patent
warranted TO do double the work Of other
Orders solicited from aecons the country promptly
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UNxCEfsIoR skwINo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOOD. B.r-
~ fELLE co., Worcester. Hove Jr
septsmeer ioh sn These Machines prupsr
uss) not 10 out Of good
and uorkmanke and viii and
baddiers work. In The
such wiz not rip any than scvins done
up stairs. W. A DAWsOE AS-nt
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