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Butte record., 1856-10-11

Gg~ Even when we get what we
wish, still it Is not ours. i can do
what I like with my own,' said the
Duke of Newc astle. There is moth
ing your own,' replied Lord Grosven-
or ; your vast possessions are only in
your keeying for the good of all YOUR
fellow creatures around YOU And all
you can claim is a crust of bread for
YOUR services. What lesson But
the Dllle didn't understand that philo-
sophy.
Butte record., 1856-10-11

Df.GUsrINc.-We have of late, been call
4 on to notice nuisance tAat mas become
Mite too common in our public streets -
ye refer to the fact Of numerous, vulgar
I,afers, who get beastly drunk. and lay with
their persons exposed to the gaze of passers
by. in broad day light. Is there no way of
abating this intoierable nuisance They
should be tickled with a cow hide, or show
cred with cold water, till they come to
sense Of decency.
Butte record., 1856-10-11

@ There are mighty big rents in
the weather, che who S01cs the wind
has lett town.
Butte record., 1856-10-11

FuLMoRE SrocK.-The Memphis Cfenn
Appeal, SAYS the reason why Fillmore stock
is looking up, is because it IS SO nat on Its
back, that it can look in no other direction.
Butte record., 1856-10-11

aa-M Men may lose by being too com
munIca'i'e. The great laconic philos-
opher, Shirk, says, Keep shady, and
if you see quarter on the ground, put
yoar foot on it,
Butte record., 1856-10-11

re- The following words, if spolt
backwards or forwards, are sill the
samc-'Name no one man.
Butte record., 1856-10-11

gsg~ Lamp OIL may be removed from
a carpet by imme diate and repeated ap-
plications of corn-mcal.
Butte record., 1856-10-11

ENCACED IL A DIGHIFIED BUSINESS
The State journal says Col c. Fremont,
the man who aspires to the Presidency, is
engaged in the disnifei business OF writing
Buncombe letters for the San Francisco
EceRing Uten>H
Butte record., 1856-10-11

Tom Ball HUNG.-Ihe San Joaquin Re
publican contains an account Of the capture
and hanging of the notorious robber, Tom
Bell He was captured 100 miles from
Stockton. and hung With n two hours aftef
nis capture. 1t is reported that there are
but two or three of his band left.
Butte record., 1856-10-11

Domestic RrLATIoNs OF LITERARY
MEN-Iam disposed to think there is
much exaggeratlon current upon the
unhappincss of men of tiers in their
domestic relations, and that we should
find nearly as many uncomfortable
cheesemorgers as uncomfortable au-
thors, if we heard so much about the
eheesemongers ; which we do not, ex-
cept in cases of wife-beating. If men
oftalent contract more unhappy mar
riages than other men, [ suppose ii
must be attributed partly to the fact
that they are more liable, when young,
to mistake the action of the imagina>
ton for that of the heart But surely
something, much, must be laid to the
account Of the wretched education OF
our women. Also, although women
love distinguished men, they do not
habitually sympathisc with great am
oitions and ii they do, the children
and the tradespeople do not, the same
path that leads to crowning in the ca
pltol leading away from plenty in the
cupboard.
Butte record., 1856-10-11

BE- What is that from which, when
the whole is taken, some will still re-
main The word wholesome.
Butte record., 1856-10-11

@.A Western editor says there is
an end to every thing save a thrilling
romance that you pay for bv the co
lumu. Four years ago he engaged Mr..
Quill to do up 'lhe Haunted Hen
Roost, or the Mysterious Corn-Crib
He is at it yet, having entered upon
the see nd chapter lasi week
Butte record., 1856-10-11

How much d. yon pay your walters
at tins saloon 2 asked an ir asclble
G MT of the proprietor of a restaurant.
One dollar per diem, sir We'll, then
credit me with thirty c-nts, for wait
ed two hours for nay steak, and one
hour for my mullins
Butte record., 1856-10-11

IMPRovING.-Not more than half the usu-
al number of fights came off yesterday in
town. Reason why, whiskey did not flow
with its usual freedom.
Butte record., 1856-10-11

CAxprDArEs-Severl Al announcements Of
eaudidntes for the different township Offices
appear in this mornings issue. The pres
pect Of an interesting scrub race for the
township Offices, Is somewhat encouraging,
as election draws on apace
Butte record., 1856-10-11

Joe Dunn is in the field again, and if any
body wants their property knocked down to
the highest bidder for cash, he is the boy
that can 4 O it.
Butte record., 1856-10-11

A PERSIAN PRINCGss i W mt to
see the Sh"h's half sister, beautiful
girl Of l5, uho lived with her mother
IN an obscure part Of the anlcroom, ne>
elected by the Shah, and consequently
by every one else. She was naturall,
lovely, fair and indiscribable eyes, and
figuee only equaIl by some of the
chefs d'ourre Of llalian art This is
rare among Persian women that she wa
one of the few persons [ saw in thr
country with an approach to a good f.
cure She was dressed in the usual
fashion of trousers on trousers, the las
pair being Of such stiff brocade that ii
put standing upiight in the middle of
the room there they woult remain
Her hair was curied, not plated, and
,h3 was literally covered with diamonds
Sh3 was qnet in her manners, and
5 nd detected She was most anxi-
GUS to h ar about European customs
What seemed to surp ise her INST
was that we took the trouble to un-
DIR s. every night going to bed; ant
she asked me WAS it true We pu on a
long white dress to pass the night in !:
All PERSIAN women are astonisned at
this custom, and are quite unable to
account for it. They never undres' at
night; they uutie their thin mattress
from lis si.ken cover. draw it out from
lis place againsl the wall, and tolI them
5 loes up in the "added quilt, which
forms their blanket The only time
they chang their clothes IS when they
60 to The bath. If they go out to visit,
they Of course but ou their best gar
meats, ami take them off at night; but
generally they lie down just as they
are, aad even in cold weather they
wear their chadoor, or out Of door il.
at night Glimpscs ofLife IN Persia
Butte record., 1856-10-11

Henry WIsE.-Gov Wise, Of Virginia
and Col. Richardson, will stump the State of
Illinois together in favor Of Buchanan. May
heaven prosper them
Butte record., 1856-10-11

APPoLo SALooN.-A slight scene occurred
at this place last night during the perform
ance Of the American Concert Troupe. The
house was full and the performance was pro
ceediug to the satisfaction OF all, when the
seats gave way, and came down with tre-
mendous crash, prostrating the greater part
of the audience on the floor. Fortunately
no one was hurt, and the show went on, the
audience in the best possible humor.
Butte record., 1856-10-11

THE AREA AND POPULATION CT Rus
sfA.--According to the Westminster
Regje,c, Rus ia, possesses in Europe
and Asia, surface of 34S, 100 square
miles, occupied by GS, 1888, I37 iuhabi-
iants While England has 1899 in
habilants to the square mile and France
3,789, Russia in Europe has only 647,
and in the whole Of her empire only 63.
1t is this want of concentration which
renders it of the first necessity that
Russia should connect her scattered
people and provinces by int rnal com
munications. Mere extent of service
and numbers are otherwise sources Of
weakness, especially in defensive war
fare. This has only been discovered
when she was assiilsd on divers part
Of her extended empire by the Allies
in the last campaign OF the war. 5 re
hastens to make peace that she may
repair this detect
Butte record., 1856-10-11

So DIDJUDA-.-The notorious Bifeman,
Beecher, has changed his paper from re
igous to political Journal, and says he
counted the cost before he came out for
Fremont So did Judas Iscariot when he
betrayed his master He counted just thirty
pieces Of silver How much did Beecher
count when he bargained to forsake his holy
calling aud betray his country Camden
DIM
Butte record., 1856-10-11

RECOVERING District Attorney, J. j
nleine, has so far recovered his health as to
enable him to return home He looks ex-
tremely weak, and appears to have suffered
seriously from his late indigposition.
Butte record., 1856-10-11

PmNrING Passes, PcLpTrs AND
PErricoATs.-There are three great
levers ttat govern the wold. Wi;h-
out them the bottom would fall out,
ana society would become a chaos
again. The press makes peop-e patri-
otc, the pulpit religious, bat women
sways all things. 1uere would be no
going to church if there were 10 girls
there, neither would there be any 70
ing to war were the sold ers to met
with no applause but from the mascu-
lines. Without the sunshine shed by
women, the rose Of affection would new
er grow, nor the flowers Of e.oquence
germiuate. IL short, she is the en-
CINE Of life, the great motive power of
love, val r, and civilization. in proof
Of this, truth in all history speaks in
tluuD, t tones
Butte record., 1856-10-11

peA- L. chemistry, the way to part
two bodies is to introduce third The
5 me holds true in other departments.
To increase the distance between a
pa Of lovers, all that is required is to
let Willie walk into the buck parlot
with lighted candle in his haAd,
Butte record., 1856-10-11

patents Issued IL lS55'-From a
table, published in tho Scientific timer
icqa. w9 l. arn that the total number Of
patents issued in 2955, from the pa
tent Office at Was lin-tan, was 1863.
OF these, i66 were for peoplt in New
York, 323 to Massachusetts,, 236 to
Peuas asylvania, 1875 o Ohio, and l0l to
Connecticut, those five St.tes tx ng
more than two-th'rds Of the patents.
California took out five patents during
the year. OF those machines, 163
were for manufacturing lumber, % for
land conveyancrs, and l63 for metal
lurgy and manufacture of metals. Mas
sacnusetts hid one to 5000 Of popula
ton, or to Geo ADULTS Such proper
ton is certainly not to be approached
in any portion Of Europe.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-29

AN EDrroR HUSG BY THE RrFfIANs.
THE Missouri Douglasites have
capped the climax of their outrages by
hanging an editef for opinions sake.
Alfred Patrick, Esq, formerly editor
ofthe Putnam countyeN. ~ Banner,
was hung in Leayenworth by the Bor,
der Ruffians short time since. The
first news came as rumor, which
was not believed till verified by let.
ter to one OF his relatives. Mr.. Pat
rick was well known over New York
as an editor. lie was a vigorous and
spicy writer and before his departure
for Kansas was a strong pro. slavery
man, and advocatedf the american
cause. After his arrival in Kansas
having opportunity If Observing the
cause and conduct Of the pro slavery
men there. he wrote home letters sig.
nifying a-decided changcin his views
and detailing dangers he had escaped
from : holding opinions sympathetic
with those of the Free State men. Th>
news is now here, that for holding
and declaring his honest opinions he
has been hung. This intelligence
comes in private letters to his friends
This is one of the ways in which thl
Douglasites carry out the threat o
their leader: well subdue You. =
We hope the reign Of horror in Kan
sas is about over.--C Chicago Dim.
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

.
lJAVING obtained the agency 70 the sale IF Lii.
1 lies Patent Fire aud Burglar Proof Safes. Bank
h. css' Bank auH Doors and Frames we are prepar-
e. 70 furnish al manufacturers prices any u these
ant eiGs on short notice.
These safes All fastened with Lille Locks
log uu1oqhttd secGIity against thfegea are perclis
Tree from damPRs5s aud better drG proofs than aiS
plher safe made. The burning OF them in any bull
ding rGaRot matlrlaly itJare tAema and they may be
exchanged for new one al any agency BY having 10
rePanJtnE. The vault doors and frames reliable,
economical, ,Ornameh land generally used Whe re they
are best known. !
The Bank Locks have always foiled the burglar ana
all Bans Lock seek tug competitors.
The various tests aPpltd 10 these articles ~ Jurors
HieehAHca and agricultural lars where they ha Il,
always o9Laiued he arst premiums establishes the
certainty OF their superiority. Purcha sers are ytr
10 call aRd examine Tue aftteies, references earliu
Gates, &c, before purchasing,
The undersigned are the oaly agents in Rock 1 !.
lanl (ill.l and D4loplOu (luwal Tor the Norllr
SAT Cempauy, ottFos, n. NJ. orders addressed |,
either place Mlll receive promPl attention.
CHILD II BAKER,
lFEs4lE II ~ 1T
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of silence. When had concluded.
amid low murmur OF applause, |
tnrned.to the intellectual looking bean
| tg, as she inquired with charming
aqiaeta, Pray. Ms. Dcfby,is George
sand the same man that makes the
! celebrated Sarsaparilla."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-29
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
A APLATFORM IN TOWN

Yesterdays train Of cars from Ian
caster brought to this city the Cincin-
I lnati Platform, late James Buchanan.
| 'fiie platforn was very quiet and sub.
dnea on the trip; for some Republican
! passengers, who had left Pittsburg the
night before, was talking a good deal
7.lont the amazing enthusiasm in the
kwest for Fremont, and the immense
demonstration in the Iron City on
tuesday. They did notrecognize the
platform, or if they did, they did not
suppose that. being only platform, il
had any feelings that could be wound
led But the Platform groaned III
spirit several times, and before the
train Of cars reached Broad street, il
got out and ahackney coach spiritedit
taway. ~
| We next hear OF the platform at tbs
| Merchants Hotel, where it is sur
| rounded by a throng Of self sacrificing
democrats, who despise office, and
| tscorn to worship rising suns or suns
| that may have a chance Of rising, oI
even ''frvorite sons" They went sim
ply to worship q platform. But tho
1pfatiorm was announced to be 50 ia
tigued BY the fearful journey 81 three
1hours from Lancaster, to say nSnin4
of the Republican enthusiasm Iii tht
cars, that IT could scarcely speak II
aleed, a young selfsacrifcer aflnouncs |
tthat he ecoald not speak at AL BIZ
EthB the platform took acca8ion.t5 cen.
Eualict, and it opened its hips and sai
Ethata it was very imWDper AMI verr
imprudent. for a ilatiogmin It's situa
ton to sayahything akaA. and so hav
ing committed the impropriety. an
imprndenee, and putin word about
our glorious Union, &c, It Is said fare
vel, and thenshut up. The platform
will remain in town till Tomorrow
evening, -PhiIadsphiQ BaHetin,
1871.
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auU0IAN LIFE SAVED!

|. boa sk6IsC, Mich, March H. 1856
J. A, RHODES, Esd, Dear sir:--As took your med
zine 10 sell ou consignment, ''no cure pay take
a,ure in stating its effects reported TO by three
brothers who live in this place, and their testimony Is
fair specimen OF all have received: .-
W. :, CuSkLlN told me--''l lad takeu nine bottles O
trslies Ague Balsn, aud continually run down while
u,iug il until my lungs aud liver CoNGEsrED to thai
degree that blood discharged from nay mouth and bow
I'll. 50 that all thought IL impossible fer to Aes
hromgh another chit. The doctors did all they
could or me, thought mast die. Nothing did M
any good until got RHODES FEVER AND A6uE CURE
wiiGha once relieved Of the disIess aud nausea Al
my stomach aud pain IN my head and bowels andProduc
ed permanent cure in short time
NJ, Ii. CUNkIlN says: II had been taklu5 me1lcine o
MS good doctor have in our county, and taken
any quantity quue aud specifics without any good
from 25tl August to Eth December. But seeing how
nicely il operated my brother, | got bottle o
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure, which effected perus,
ueut cure by usiug two-thrds OF bottle
\ Al CoskLIN not here but the other brother,
say his case was the H. Ms sold the nedicu,
10 both the same day and the speedy iron
the same small aaaatity, and might sg spesifs
The above speaks for itself Good psooI as it is, il l.
of no better than the vast number OF like oeIt
Gates have already published, and the st greater mum
Der that is continually pouring in TO ME.
one thing more. Last year had occasion to ssHtts
the pabtie iu these words: s.... a..
ereHiars, sabsitatsd ths Hans Of their Hostraa Jo
"a aasdieias, and tAsR pitA SraIeR imP1dsass sR'
tAeir pamPh!st 1ththe ezefssfisS, .Lst thc PrOpr.
tor sf ssy stAsr HedeiRs say ss aaeh As dsrss.'
Now take pleasure saying that the eartisn
red TO the same ''Dr. Chrises Ague Bslsam mention
| tioned in the above certificate.
sx-Ihere are several other industrious people who
applyng to their trash all that publish abou
my Fever aud Ague Cure, Aatdots 10 Malaria sIesS
tGs CsrttSeatfsS5 Cares, and the Certificate OF the eel
ebrted chemist, DR. James X. Chtoa ia favor ofts pei
ctly harmless character which attached TO every bo
us These will always to distinguish my medeil
from limitations. JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor,
! = = Providence, RI.
| Wholesale Agents--H. Blaksley, st. Louis, Barcis
Bros Chicago; C. T. Webb, Davenport, aud for sale
| Druggists geuefslly. jnly s'5odwJm
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Siopfs.
stores, stores,

ISEOtSS, tSEDEGS.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES
ND TIE ANsBEBs ~ SEOvEsl
AiHOI Oh we cannot keep On haud some 2bAG
Aor 3om stoves, as some 9four neFsibors, the
e 4rttwe sell 80 cheap and good an article oi
stoves That Il becomes dificutt % supply the de.
biaaa bhl new supply of freight cars have arrived
HN psah placed an our road. and we have completed
G0f arrangements 10 be- able now ts supply the
tai4-ds ofai, le The same MORE o. LESS,
s2 afler looking around smohg All The @OEE
HpfsE& stove shops IN tks eity 20 no purpose
ronetd fa'
Twitchell & Giuetts,
lne out3 Stove Emporium in the west ana buy a
stose ~ iSa stare, 70 oar prices Tor cheapHess
~ asfg al compettoH--t.very article garrsDts3
and II moi satisfactory refund ths money smouo
| oar assortment May be found tine celebrated
| Forest Oak, for wood or Coal; tAe Climax;
BLACK Diamond. for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All hibds OF Paror, Office anC Heating Stoyes-
! tn Had oppEr Ware ION haad al tines. Roof
Ing, JDbblag. &C. done to order,
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. o.
h...H .g-.l.f l. 4 AyfsL l. lE.yk
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Forwarding and commission at AT 49, ,t "a, -
NJ 81 f.f-FttI, - NEN BLOC n. ROM Sltfl
UayenporL Iowa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-29
Glotbing.
1856. Spring and Summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT
Al THE g
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and Manufacturing
EN- II q X 4 u N.

A. CASTEEL a. co,
tI,AKE this opportunity 10 Inform the pnbiic tina :
/ they have received at their Store, the largest
stock Of 5#H
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
which has ever been troughi to this market. Inc
Goods which Oferto the Inspection of the citizens
ofthis town surpass in design aud finish, anything
that be offered them th. side ofNew York, being
selected with the greatest and from the most <
tcnsine houses in the Eastern markets, and Win
view TO satisfy the tastes OF all our customers.
@ehlye ai.o full and complete assortment OIL
the latest aud most approved styles Of
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
which are beyond doubt tho most desirable TO be
found in th. city. Among which ar, Gents shirts,
UndershirLs, Stocks, Cfavats, Gloves, suspehders,
Hose, &c.
F4rlculIr attention will be paid, as heretofore 70
the making up of garments in style Unsurpassed by
,hy similar establishment.
Full suits made shortest notice, and warranted
suft.
Thank ful for the OesLowalofpast liberal iayoTs
Tie public, We take pleasure IN plcdging renewed
hichty, and solicit share Of The public patronage.
Apl23d-tf A. CASTEEL u co.
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Or. j, W. II. BAKER

trlEG IN experience Of thirteen Years "a ne
Al,trtcc of Medicine and Surgery no" oilers ms
',,..,i,sl esrylrrs 10 the citizens OF davenport
d dis N.cla.i,. Parttcu Ar aisenltDa "ii %" s'NEu
p,spefailse surgery aud diseases 81 ne throat ana
..,l. Uaire IA POST OIffJ Block No. s' uP eta''s'
d ~ un 5tn st., between Brady ~ rrr5 s'7'
Sr .4s.-d3. .--
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,>Fall sizes Of Gurlay Il Cos, Troy, al =,
[ i,Ti- Gw.T II, A. PORTER 4 BRO X.
Coall Coal!

, uyyREY THOMAS 4 co. are now receiving, al
| ,J.nt, Ynrd near tue rail road depot, 100 TONS
Ui5 COAL DAILY For tues ana steam ''ha' no su-
pcrior ia this Market. a.,
owing TO Il combination OF the miners 70 rase tne M
.,i,,, "i Cunl--whieh we would not sabmli to-we
t. ,,bIe for a short time, 10 supp! our custom
- .yiny succeeded in Drcakil ~ this coal
iI.l,n,, lin which the community has no small inter
we arcmOw prepared 10 deliver IN this cii! or
Davenport, in quantlt. !" SUI. fuiiL - N'
former prtCes, ON APlltailoh" ~ 'H' '"'"'
Rock Island Jan 3 .dtt
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The LITTLE MONSTER IN \ OUR ST.
GAR.-The sugar acarus approaches
somewhat, in organization and habits.
to file louse and the itch insect itselt,
which are also included in the genus
Aca,us. The sugar mite is in size 50
considerable that it is plainly visible
to the unaided sight. When present
| in sugarit may be detected by the fol
lowing proceedings: Two or three
Iteaspoonfuls ofsugar should be dissolv-
ed in a large white glass Of tepid wa
ter. and the solution allowed to re
main at rest for an hour or so; at the
end of that time the animalcules will
be found, some on the surface OF the
LIQUID, some adhering TO the sides OF
the glass and others to the bottom,
mixed up with the dark and copious
sediment. The body is oval, or rath-
| er somewhat ovate, being broader be
hind than before. From IFS posterior
part proceed four long and stiff bristles,
two together on each side, and some
| eight or tensnaller ones are arranged
| nearly at equal distances aronnd the
circumference OF the body; from its
anterior part a lrobosis Of complex OF.
ganization proceeds, and rom its in
ierior surface OF eight legs, Joined or
furnished with spines nr hairs at each
articulation: the spine, which issues
from the last joint but one oieach leg,
is very long; and extends much beyond
the termination ofthe leg itself. Last,
", each leg is armed at the extremity
with formidable hook. The aea17ts
saccha,5 clings to life with great tena-
city, for warm water does not always
kin it. Hence, those who sweeten
their drinks with brown sugar must
swallow several of these distinguished
insects in a living state, for the heat
ofthe beverage is not sufficient to des-
troy them. For the consolation ct
nnr readers, we are happy toannounce
that this insectis never found IN pnri-
fed, s.le. lump sugar, 1t owes its eX-
istence and nutriment to the albunen
which. as we have said before, is al.
ways present in inferior sugars. 1t IS
well known that grocers are subjectto
an injection OF the skin. denominated
''grocers' Itch of which one OF the
symptoms is extreme irritation and
itching. To this disease all grocers
are not equally liable, but those par
ticularly who arc engaged IN the
handling OF the sugars, as the ware
houseman. Now the acarus sacchari
actually belongs to the same genus
as the acarus Seabiei, OF itch insect,
than which it is larger, and possessed
OF an organization still more formid-
able and forbidding Wears IF Mf
Hr},yY EoUE;sL n1ylei
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DA EN- POksE
| II y v w q Il Il 5.
FllINDRY AMI MACHINE SHIP

I0Tner OF hOtN IsIaNl aHl NtCChu NIfttIk.
YAMAIE, D0NNELLI d CO., tlate fof omen nftAU
u l.eCaire Fouudry,l are prepared 10 execute all
Kinds OF
Engine and Machine work for Saw aud Flour
ing Mills
.... .# Also ~
OREi.uES RAJ HOUSE C.fS SIIA-GS OF 81.
PR RIoR IND P.7RFOUS DESIGNS, CAPS, 4
SLLLS, BRACKETS, TR USSES, &c,
pfthe latest patterns made 10 order.
y u. Special attention paid to repairing work -
Accidents 10 machinery repaired without delay
hrass casting nads 10 order On sbpri NOTES. s.. -
uieh 70 '5B-dWa