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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23
American Convention.

The American delegates from the tenth
Congressional District Of Virginia, met a,
Moundsville, Marshall county, on the first of
The presen. month, for the purpose of ap-
pointing delegates to the Philadelphia Ma
tiona Convention.
The following resolutions were offered
and unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That from every days expert
ence we are the more convinced Of tho wis
dom of the principles of the American par
ty, and the imperative necessity of Ameri-
cans ruling America.
Resolved, That in the selection of candi.
dates for public offices, regard should be had
rather 10 qualifications than mere available
ty, and that the American party should sac
rifice no principle, even to insure certain
success.
Resolved, That The American party was
established for high national purposes, and
was never intended, in any way, TO inter-
iere with The guaTa nleet rights Of any Sec
ton Of The Union--that in its Organization
il knows no North, no South, no East, no
West
RESOLVED, That, although we see in Willard
Fillmore the estimable citizen, the accom-
p!ished gentleman and national statesman
-one who would adorn The Presidential
chair-we will give our support TO any one
who stands upon national platform, and
may receive the nomination of the National
American Convention.
LEE Roy KRAMER, Esq, Of Monongala,
was appointed delegate, and VIM S. Gilman
end w. l.. Newby, ESq'rs., Of Wheeling,
and Hon. Thomas S. Haymond,* Of Marion,
were appointed altcrnates.
--4--%.--
*Mr. Raymond has since declined sery-
ing.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23
Col. French Semi Homo.

Col. Parker H. French has lately adj
dressed letter to Mr.. Marcy, in which
ne says that "the period has arrived
when in obedience to instructions, he
must formally present his credentials &
respectfully ask the recognition of his
government" Mr.. Marcy says in an
answer that the President has again Ia
ken his case under consideration, and
that 81 am directed by him to reply to
yonr request to be received as Minis ter
Plenipotentiary to this Governmen Mt
from the Republic Of Nicaragua, that
he has not seen sufficient reason for
changing the determination made known
to you in my letter of the 2lst of Dec.
last" So the Colonel has nothing left
him but to pack up his traps and return
to the more congenial cline Of Nicara-
gua.-PittS. DAILY, Post.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23
sag~ YHe War, %, Wo,.,o. now =,


BD~ The War on Worms, now wa
ging by DR.. ]. Scott s. Co., is throwing
Sebastobol and its tragedies quite out
of sight. Read the following CertiG-
cate from Mr.. SAMUEL HOWELL, (son
of ED. Levin Howell, who is we'll and
favorably known in this community:
This is to Certify that few days since, I pro
cured ofDr. l. Scott vial of McLanes Improved
fermiuge. gave portion Of it 10 two of my
children that were sick, and in few hours thoy
discharged a large quantity of worms and wcro
at oucc restored to health have used in nv
family DR.. McLanes old Vormifuge and several
others, but can unhesitatingly say that the IM.
PROVED Vermifuge OF Dr. /. Scott & Co. is vastly
superior, and did my family more good than any
other Vermtuge ever used.
SAMUEL HOWELL.
Monongalia Co., Va. Oct 10th 1865.
DR.. M'baues Improved Liver Pills and Impro.
we'd Vermiiugo, also DR.. /. scott's Celebrated
White Cncassan Liniment, prepared solely un.
der tho supervision of Dr. i. Scott, a Regular
Medical Graduate and Physician of extensive
practice.
None genuine only as prepared by Or. I. Scott
q Co., sole Proprietors, Bank Place, Morgan
town, va. DIR. M'Lane's Improved Liver Pills
and Improved Vermifugo, accompanied byce
tifcatc of c. MoLane. =
IL All the above Medicines arc for sao by
Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23
CoNGREss.--Tbe Bait. America

CONGRESS.--The Bait. American
of the 18th inst. says: "The House
completed its organization yesterday
by the election of Mr.. Wendell, tho
Democratic candidate, as Printer, and
the announcement by the Speaker of
the regular Standing Committees. The
Speaker has shown proper degree of
liberality in tho composition Of the
most important committees. The diff
ferent political parties are represented
by their strongest men, the Republi-
cans, of course, having in each a con-
trolling majority. We may venture
the hope that the House, having ac-
complished the tedious work of organ.
ization in something over two months,
will how endeavor to recover its lost
time by close application to business.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23

@" a Washington letter says that
the dispatches from the British Cabi-
net to Mr.. Champion are pacific and
cordial towards the United States, and
are of such a character as ought to dis
sipate the slightest shade of doubt that
any difficulty endangcring the peace of
the two nations, can grow out of the
Central American question.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23

Strange Mail Matter An entire /,
now article ofranmission i'm the mails
was received at the postoffice of this eli.
~ few days since. On opening one
Of tho wcstern mails what should bounce
out of the bag but small dog. propo,.
ly addressed To the owner and marked
paid. according TO tho rules Of the de.
pattment. The li,ilo fellow seemed
glad to get his liberty again and TO
breathe tho fresh ait once more. He
arrived at his destination apparently
safe and we'll. So far as we are aware
this is the FIRST instance Of tho transpor.
tation of 1.-Two animals by msils. But
there Is no telling to what uses such
convenient means ofpublic conveyance
may De put il tits once in successful
operation, and no other way prcsen,s
itself Wedo not know as this worse
perversion of design of our postal sys.
tenn than occasional practices Of MON.
bers of Congress in sending their wash.
ing thousand Of miles to their homes,
under the mark ofpublic documents and
with their frank of postage free Va.
tertoWa m j Democrat.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23
Maryland U. q. senator.

AETnoSY KENNEDY, Esq, the represeu.
tatiee Of the city OF Baltimore, in the Legis-
ialute Of Maryland, was, on the 10th instant.
elected, by the two Houses in Joint session,
10 represent the Slate OF Maryland in the
United States Senate, for six years succeed
ing the expiration Of the term Of the Hon.
Thomas g. Frat, The present Senator.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23
Tho Sound Dues Question.

Letters from Copenhagen, dated January G..
slate that our Government, whose CONNER.
cial treaty with Denmark expires on The IS h
OF April next, have recently offered 40, 900
thalers tabout $40 .ooo) as compensation
IN full for all expenses incurred by the Dan.
ish government for the improvement of Tho
navigation of the Sound.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23
M A RRIED:

On the 9Th inst, by Ed. d. b. Pu-
rinton, near independence, Mr.. CHEs-
TER CALL, of Preston county, to Miss
EMMA ANN RopERIcK, of Taylor co.
On the 18th inst, ,.near Kingwood, by
the same, Mr.. THORNTON WHILE, to
Miss BERsHEBA ANN DAVIS, both of
Preston county.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23


APPLES, --Sales at So, 90 to 81, 90 per Dbl.
butter, ~ We quote western at l5ai7 cts; COM
mon roll is to 30; glados, o to "a prime1Sa25
oacoii, Market less active, prices drooping.---
quote shoulders at SAD cts; eides, 9a10;--
r, mans, PLAIN, ilal2; fancy, i2al5.
Becswax, --Sales at 90 cents per pound.
Beans, White 1,50a2; mixed 8 GOA / 80 a bu.
Country soap,--We quote at 6a7 cts per 10.
Clover seed, $50, ao 90 per busicl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at S2,00a3 90 per busbeI.
cat.ie The Offering on Thursday last was A.
bou. 700 head, $50 of which were sold ats3 %
:, as6,6o on the hoof, equal to S6,50a9 10 nett.
Corn I'VE quote yellow at 54a60 cts; white,
Dried Fruit APPLES paired, s71<aSI, ~ 49,
eenaPsanrod, ooa62 cts. Peaches pared, S2,oos
Deerslins,--salos at 10 TO 90 cts.
Furs,--Sales of Rabbit at lag cts., Red Fox sos
10; Muskrat, CAT; Mink, 62a75; Coon and GREY
Box, l5o20; Otter, $io3
Lciaxseed, --Sales at 81 ,S0a1 ,95por -huebel.
Flour We quote city mills a, 81 80, ---~-iTow-
dull, and with continued suspension of bust.
ness by closing OF navigation and peace pros.
poets in Europe, We have to report down.
ward tendency.
Hogs Live $7,6oa3,0 90;
Lard, lin barrels iia12 cts; in kess 1ooI3,
Mustard seed Sales at 6 to \ cts,
Oats,s-MaryIand oats 33a3S cts; Western yir-
gna and ponnsylsanio, 3Sa41 cts per bushcl
Rye Maryland sells at 100ati0 cts.,-Western
virginia and PeDn'a. 1l0a120 cts. per bushoi.
snake~root, --Seneoa sells at 50ae0 cts,
Tail0w ,--Snles at 1iai2 cts, pcr pound.
Ncnison Prime saddles nt 10 to 10 cents.
Whole deer at to CITE. per pound.
Wool ,--Unwashcd ut 1Sa20 cts, washed ososO.
Wheat,--We quote inferior TO good reds 81 80
al,b5, good 20 prime I55ai60; inferior TO good
white, o., obai so; good to prime; 81 ,so9 40,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23
From MeDico- Capture Of PueJla 61
Iamares.

New ORLEANS, Feb. t5.-f'he steam.
er Texas has arrived from Vera Cruz,
with dates to the lth instant. General
Tamerez has captured Puebla and was
terrifying it to resist Commoufort, who
had sent troops against him. Gen. u.
raga had been dfeated by the govern
memt troops.
1t was said that Tamares was out of
funds.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23
Return Of Cor. Shannon TO Kansas---
Instructions from the Var Depart

WtJtt.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 16.--Gov. Shan.
non will leave here this afternoon di-
rect for st. Louis, thence to proceed to
Kansas. He will Immediately remove
his Office from Shawnee Mission to LIE.
cumpton, the centre Of tho prevailing
difficulties. Orders will be issued from
the War Department this afternoon,
and possibly be conveyed to Col. Sum.
per by Gov. Shannon. No doubt they
will DO in accordance with tho presi.
dents views expressed 10 his special
Kansas message and recent proclama.
ton, with the design firmly to enforce
them. There are 500 troops OF Fort
Leavenworlh, and 400 at For, Riley,
to BIO called out if circumstances do
mand
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23

The Charles,oninns are putting up
their own ice from the ponds surrounds
ing Charleston. They usually import
It. Other Southern cities this year
have their ice supplied at their own
doors which will effect the trade in ,has
Article next season.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23
A Model Message.

Gov. McRes Of Mississippi, in entor.
ing upon the second term OF Office, curt.
ly defines his position ia y few c.isp
paragraphs like thrse,
ain our state sffaits, L favor educa.
ton. internal improvements. moral re.
form. the cultivation of the mind, aud
the development otthe soil Of tho State
and all the great interests come cted
With the advancement Of science, OF
learning. and agriculture which are the
sources ofour knowledge and our pow
er.
"On the slavery question. which is one
OF exciting controversy between the
North aud South, occupy the position
oftho State taken il her convention In
1851, and of entire non.interyention up
ON the subject by Congress in tho terri.
tories. do not think it necessary to
argue or discuss the questions among
ourselves. 1t is believed that all the
Missippians are united in one sentime mt
upon this tuhject.
Eve havethe best government in tho
world, and our people are the most bles.
sed and happy under it.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23

Bayard Taylor il is soid. will soon
I've married to a young lady at Spring.
field, Ohio,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23
nay, We have received the first Nc

EsB VIC IiaVc rccoiycUthe hrst MO-
Of the american Herald" published
at Grcensburg, Wcstmoreland county,
Pa, and devoted to the dissemination
of American principles. 1t is ably
edited, and promises to be an efficient
worker in the coming struggle.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23
HS9y~ The Wheeling Daily Times q

H@~ The Wheeling Daily Times as
also the Weekly Gazette, have recent
ly undergone considerable improve
mcnt. We are glad to sec this evidence
of thrift and prosperity in those able
and Jealous American journals. May
they long enjoy mcritcd success.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23

John Randolph was firm and un.
compromising friend Of the Union of
the States. In one OF his speeches in
Congress he once made use Of the fol.
lowing language, which should be en-.
craven on the portals Of the Capitol
Tho very mention of disuuion OF
the States is great public injury. 1t
goes to uubipge the tone Of the public
mind. IT makes men acquainted with
tho possibility Of tho thing, aud, once
admitted into their breasts, they will
not contemplate il with that abhorrence
in ,ohich ii oagM to DC hcld Jy eoeyy
true patyiot."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23

arkansas TVeather.-A gentleman at
Camden Ark, thus graphically writes
OF the weather there:
1t is 30 COMPOUNDED cold that can
scarcely write. am fairly treezing.--
Thought may breathe, but there's no
chance for "words that burn" where
with to warm ones self this merciless
weather. do believe this must be the
coolest place, just now ON this side of
poor John Franklin's remains. The
river is frozen over; foot passengers
are crossing on the ice, and others not
at all.
Stock are freezing to death In nun.
bers all around us, and verify believe
(almost! y that we shall lose seed of ev-
erything in the poultry line. The Their
mometer for the greater part of the
time ranges at about 90 or % degrees
below the freezing point. | write this
with the inkstand on tho hearth, big
blanket over my head, and both feet in
the fire! U-ug-g-h-h! can't go any
more.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23
MARKET REPORTS.
MoRoANrowN, Feb. 90, 1876
APPS, % cts. per bushei

Butt@, 10 cts. per pound.
Eggs, IL /" per dozen.
Gof"-medi 40 per bushel.
9 y. lOal2 per pound.
IahoW, 1215 /" &c
IPpics, 37l1a50 cts. per bushel,
Veal, A TO 8 /"
PORK, slaughtered, o..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23

The Decision in Mrs. Gainess Case. -
The New Orleans Delta referring to the
recent decision of the Supreme Court of
New Orleans, in favor of Mrs. General
Gaines, says:
"The last will of Daniel Clark, char
ged to have been destroyed--the will of
1913 recognizing the Legitimacy, of My.
ia Clark Gaines, and creating her his
universal legatee, has been ordered by
tue court OF last resort, in this State, to
be admitted of probate and executed,
the effect oftbis mandate will be to give
Mrs. Gaines the very highest title TO one
OF the largest estates in the United
States--an estate of millions. The
pr oper,y involved in this litigation con.
sists mostly in sugar plantations, and
some of the best city property. 1t is
generally held by wealthy persons.-
The city of New Orleans has cold, with
full warranty, large portion of this
property, and will be liable therefor.
Of the five judges Of the supreme court
three coDcurred in the decision"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23
BALTIMORE PRICES,
For the week ending February 10, 1856.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FoR THIS PAPER III
RANDOLPH 81 LATIMER,
GO South street, L5owIy,s wharf, Baltimore,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23

Tie United States Mint.-By the
annual report of the Directors Of the
United States Mint we learn that the
deposits received and the coinage at the
principle mint during the year amo unit
cd in gold aud silver as follows:
Deposits, Si3,2l4,66o
Coinage, 12,045,052
The branches at New Orleans, San
Francisco, Dahlonega, Charlotte, and
the Assay Office at New York were al.
so actively employed. The entire a.
mounts received and coined at the mint
and its branches, including the Assay
Office, during the year were as follows:
Received, $64,674,371
Coined, 56,312,732
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23

Tbackery wants $3.50 nigh, and ex.
penses paid to lecture In New Orleany,
but hc cant get IT,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23

ourselves. 1t is believed that all the
Missippians are united in one sentimc mt
upon this tuhject
Eve havethe best government in tho
world. and our people are the most bles.
sed and happy under it.
TIE Cost ofG Speakcr.-The paw
of members of the House of Represen.
tatiyes, for the time spent in ballo,ing
tor Speaker, amounts in the gregate
to tho sum of three hundred and ten
thousand dollars. fto this we add the
pay to Senators who have been kent 1.
die, or all but idle, during the time the
house was disorgauiaed. the salaries OF
clerks messengers, &c, and the expense
ofpublishing an official report of the
proceedings, we should have a sum OF
not less than half-a million of dollars To
set down against the single act of the
session thus far-namely tho election OF
Speaker. MIR. Banks is the most costly
Speaker which Congress or the country
has ever had, and he ought; ifcost is to
be the text, far excel all his predeces-
sors in the chair Of tho house. He is
esteemed an abled and experienced
man, and he now enjoys position in
which he has good opportunity to ex-
alt his reputation.
We hope that the proper business OF
the session will now proceed without
interruption from distracting and mis-
chievous discussions. and that the mem.
oers will try to atone for past conduct
by devoting themselves heartily to the
consideration of measures for the com
mon welfare. If the members work
with will. they can yet make the SEES
sion of fruitful good to the country
~ Y. Snn
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23

LONDON, Saturday.-The Peace Pro-
tocol memorandum was signed yester-
day at Vienna by the Ministers of the
Five powers, and short armistice will
next be agreed upon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-24
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Feb. %, 1856
Fiour-Ihe market was unchanged, with moderate
tran factions. The sales embraced about 5000 = 0oo
bills, including common to good State ct % rs SO 9,
. 81; extra do. st u 81 co. Western and Southern
were steady at unchanged prices whsa-In the sb encs
OF ssr qustasons were nomus The sale Of 10 900 bush
els Canadian white made yesterday At u rs was supposed
70 have been forced Corn-Ths market washssvy mlxd
Va G'o0e 7sc., and yellow and white at 7ss Tea
Rye steady 81 III decline Porkrhe sales snSrsssA
about 500 bbs mess on the spot at sls ST. and 1000
do. do. sold for March delivery, buyers option At SIS
Beef w@ steady for country mess and prime. Bs.f
800 bbs. Vermont extra sold o. s1s Bacon -,
quiet. Lard was rather easMr. closing At l0lsc !
rxc. Cotton Was steady. Whiskey was Grme.. vita
light fsiss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-24


The city Of Norfolk recently appointed committee for
the purpose Of investigating into the origin Of yellow
fever here last The steamer Ben Franklin, ~
ing supposed infected vessel and having recently
rived In port when the disease made its sppsaraucs has
become subject Of close examination Particulars rela
tive to the health OF this vessel during her voyage 10
June lat from St rhon have BEEN diigen IL sousht
BY our Committee of Investigation but thus Ter Without
success Numerous letters have besn addressed By ms -
Secretary TO persons who passengers ON board The
steamer Ihese letter., although earnestly dssrine IA
formation have not In single instance resolved AM 70
ply; and am now instructed To request thS. You weak
inert IN Jour widely circulated paper and unasr tHs
editorial coiun, few lines In regard to toe important
business above mentioned. II may be done bv'dmnIv
Desiring that Individual who was on b,ard toe Be1
Franklin steamer during her voyage from g. homss ia
June, ltbb. would plesse 10 Communicate IN ma suoh
fact together With any knowledge TO the erstsnss az
disease, and it, kind, when maySave been present M
Pickett has already given 10 the public his ststamant
which 1t Is necessary to confirm BY other Witnesses
s.o-... >, No.,.,. a. p. WllLIMAN. D.,
Yellow Fever, &C., Nc. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-24

UrREkMAN co 8 ExPRhes--FOR CALIFonNI1.
Oregon Sandwich Jsands SC, will be dlspstchod
Ia kicarseus per ttesDer, Northern Light on monday.
5h Inst al ociock M IN charge Of Especial
Freight taken % ce- pound and small packages al
reat reduction from fofme rates Express closes II ~
O'Clock. FREEMAN CO., % Broadway.
DACIFIC CYPRESS CoMPAsY-sO 1874 BROADWAY
Il Opposiitn TO monopoly; no connection with banking
busnes other express Freight taken cents per
BY the steamer orlhsrn Light Nor day No .resht
until az NJ W. H. HALL xssnt 10 sroa H T-sv
REDUcED PRICES 50 POUNDS BAGGAGE FARE
len GEMS per pouno On excess -Four hours from
,he iAhmus free Tor srceragc Passengers Through Tor Cali
fornia via PAM ma Railroad. The United vStaes mai Seas
ship COMPANY will ai-uatoh for .spinwall on Wednesdsv
March D. 81 two oc ock NJ precisely from pIer foot al
ien North river the well known and tas siaaanshp
ILLr O,S capt Cbas Boggs U. 8. N. Passengers and
malls viii be To- waIded by The Panama Railroad
,s = sono,, Richard Whiting wh
lhe pubic informed that the p NJ g Co
~ move ezra steamers living At Psnama ready AVOID
sy posib detention Of mails For passage
Myv TO " RAYMOND at tho ONLY ON ,e coupanis
Ia Wetrpet of Warren Through freights
ran Frsncco he contracted FIR lots OF
DANA by The steamer Oregon 10 March Apply ~ shove.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-24

HUSBAND SOLD FOR $500.--The Cleveland plo;,.
dealer tells the ioowing-A lady passed throuoh hs-
few days since In hot pursuit OF her husband vbo
been stten with smart attack Of psssonsl attrscoc
ind had run away with another woman from Nvor.;n
county N. Y, 70 Lorraine county. She took br.cs g
ON ers from thus city, and went Emira rbs Gentle
msn, snufang the approach Of danger, LEFT his mona
with nephew, 70 effect dive sion With the enemy ~
took the cars for the South On reflection he "a
the honesty Of his nephew and took the next train s.I
to lo' AFTER bis money Here ne encountered the mr.
suing party. and negotiations opened H. re,uIsd
in IT, Adys selling out all hrr right title and good ~
in srd to her husband and his .bIs
husband, but with s-pockeaul Of ro,ks "'u'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-24


- 60. a.. - p...
LAST OF patents issued from the United states ratent
Office, for the week ending February 10, 1856, each
bsariDs that date
Enw,rd - serTy, ., huosIn n; a. !" Improvement
- snsrhnr,. Macss,t ~ pb;lsSsjnbia Pr. for i'm
e,snt = q tp VI iA''o'pA'A' - - =.
Henry A Brown and Jas. wiey. of Brooklyn N. r..
g. -; yyor.d ~nrt.in Nm ''' =
nm "rss All =, ron.v.nd. pa for imnrov.
80 - ,..ch;ess sor a. yino msrois
e ILL., psrhsvn -, xiha,sv " s,r I'm ,-ovement n
~. nu.s."' y A'"''' 49, - =,
;ss and F1i,b. H.r,i. OF providepc. r. T.
- 49, ; - ~ ,one metal =
iof n,;ss ~ g1;aSs H.rr;. 81 provaerc
sor ;mnovemont il forging th,mbles =
=" I'm Ccn.'.u ~ yax Vn-t y n, ;rDrovamen,
1no. q. .orneA' q Wv io'A' ~ - W.
IN v ssui. 0 e.. "a t.vsonp R,1aov ~ w.tk;o,
n. W. 70, IN improved Srsopis for raising stone.
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