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EAGLE IRON WORKS,


in saying that believe it will be found en-.
tirely reliable in preventing explosions of
steam boilers, when such accidents are likely
to occur by an excess of pressure, as il is
not possible for an engineer to put any addi-
tional pressure on while the boiler is under
steam.
conceive the great improvement in Mr..
Reeders valve to be, that not only is an OK.
cess Of pressure indicated, but the discharge
Of water into the fires at the same time pre-
vents an accumulation of steam, By DESTROY
ing the power that generates it.
should have entire confidence in it's GER
tainty of action, and continuous practical
operation. WM M ELLIS.
There is in existence letter from Professor
Booth highly scientific gentleman connect
ed with the United States Mint in Philadel-
phia, to whom my Safety Guard was su omitted
last winter, by request, and who reported,
after its trial on one of the boilers at tho mint,
that its operation was satisfactory. The alb
sence of that letter here is no fault of mine
The operation of my Guard is to wet the
fires whenever steam rises at all above the
point fixed as safe for the boiler. Should the
engineer persist in increasing the amount of
steam. he water flows upon the fire in larger
quantities, until, say at a pressure of 6 or s
pounds above the point allowed, they are en-
tlrely extinguished, and he has nothing to do
but to rekindle them, the boilers still retain
ing steam sufficient to manage the boat until
he has done SO and just so often as attempts
are made to violate the standard fixed upon
as safe, just so often will the ever-vigilant
and faithful Guard throw hot water on his
dangerous designs. 1t is sleepless and un.
firing, true to its duty-a faithful guardian
over the safety of those committed to its
charge.
BY simple yet effective apparatus, my
invention guards against explosions from the
cause Of lOto Uater in the boilers as completely
and certainly as from too great amount Of
steam.
1t may be thought that speak with great
confidence Of the utility of my Guard, but 81
speak what know"
1t is idle to expect immunity from danger
from explosions unless some method can be
adopted which will place the power to raise
steam above prescribed point entirely be.
yond the reach Of incompetency, viciousness,
or those impulses of rivalry which all, whether
engineers or passengers, are apt to feel under
the mad excitement Of steamboat race.
The cost of applying my apparatus to steam
boilers would be reimbursed to the owners in
one year in the matter of labor, insurance,
and fuel. That it is patented conceive to
be no bar to its adoption. Having devoted
mahy years Of my life and all my means to
Its invention, perfection, and practical appli.
cation, am surely entitled to some recon-
pense; and how, ask, am 1 to receive this
unless under the operation of PATENT
JOHN NJ REEDKR,
H Nashville, Tenn.
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u WASHINGTON LIGHTINFANTRY-
You are hereby notified, that the regular
mi I'M monthly meeting Of the Corps will tale
" place on MONDAY EVENING, the Attn I'm.
SAINT, at TX O'Clock. The members are REQ uesied
to be prnctual In their attendance By order Of
the CAPTAIN. HRICAEY
au2-2t Orderly Sergeant
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PI8TOLS.

PISTOLS.
COLTS AND ALIENS REVOLyERs.
~ single Barrel Pistols Of every size, quality,
der Flasks, Gun Wadding, Gun Ninniss Ham.
mers, Screws, Ram Rod Heads, Sun Worms,
Wadd Cutters, Nipple Wrenches, Main Springs,
ana good assortment Of Gunsmiths' materials,
a'i SAFE low ~ K. K. LUNDY,
y0-h No. 12s Bridge street, 6eorgetown.
Browns Hotel, has this dav received
cases ventilating HATS from 'fBeebe "
Wle Salesfoom, Browns Hotel. ~
lust RkCEIvED, LONDON ART JOUR.
NAL md other Books, Periodicals and Pa
pert. t. FERGUSON,
1sD next to Lamn,ond's, go 9TH g,
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VILLAIN A. BAfCHELOR,x

V ID II AIR DYE
SklLfULLY APPLIED, AND sOI ID Whole,
~ sale and Retail at 6 IBBS's Hair DRESSING rs
taoIise ment on Pennsylvania avenue betveen 9th
ane ioth streets, and under Wiuards' Hoel
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In what place.

FCASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
PERSONS declining housekeeping or hav-
ing surplus Of Household effects win and IL to
tneir advantage to give us call before disposing
OF the same We are prepared to buy their en-
tire stock OF + urniture, lin large or small ouant
Ties and thus rave them the trouble and expense
lnciden, to public auction. New Furniture er.
charged for good second hand articles BONTZ
q COOMBS, Extensive Furniture Dealers, No
800 Seventh street, nearI l2-lm
NOTICE- SUBSCRIBER bee,
NJ leave to call the attention Of the public
to his stock Of GLASS and QUEENSWARE
before purchasing elsewhere, as by % doing they
will save from Is to IS per cent
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest .t
3O9 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
je 9-sm JOHN McDEVITT.
DECOLLECTIONS ora ZOUAVE BE
~ fore Sc bastopol, translated from the French,
aug FRANK TAYLOR.
PRESERVING KETTLES.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BELL NET.
"A al and porcelain PR EsERVIN6 KETTLES
have been received, and are offered for ..le At the
Sign Of Gilt Saw, Penn. aveune,
au got between 9th and 10th SITS.
STRAYED AWAY FROM MY PLACE
~ on the 9th Of July, adjoining the OAW
Washington Aims House Farm, a small W.
red COW, with a small scar on the lefsSkR
hind leg. She has seven tits, six she milks from,
l will give Eve dollars reward to anybody that
will return her
au 2-3t# ANDREW BROWN
DROSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Uy.
l. til the 18th instant, by the superintendent Of
the Treasury building for the supply for the use Of
that building, Of from $50 to 20e cords of Hickory
and a like quantity Of Oak Wood, or anv portion
thereof not less than 50 cords and Of from $50 to
200 tons OF Cumberland Coal. Right rese rved to
reject all bids not satisfactory. au2-eo3t
TREAsURY NOTES OUTSTANDING
Il August /, 1856.
Amount Outstanding Of the several Issues prior to
22d July, 1885, as per records Of this
Amount outstanding Of the issue of 22d
July, 1916, as per records Of this Of.
ncc...sss... ......ss......s......... 7,iSQ 10
Amount outstanding Of the issue Of
18th January, 1s47, as per record Of
this Office. acknowledgements 1850 90
lis, Ill "a
Deduct cancelled note In the hands Of
the accounting officers, under IN act
prior to 2ad July, l646.............. SO 90
1l2 ,Oel "a
F. BIGGER, Register.
TREASURY DKPARTNHNr,
Registers Oface, August 1, 1856. 1t
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MAD mOoNfs CONsUMPrIOS DIES.
fAOYKR.
luis INVALUABLE REMEDY CAN BE
nae a. NO. $50 street, between Eleventh
en,a, s In sou1n SIDE or at stott's Apothecsry
% references: Rev. Mr. Phelps and Rev Mr..
Register, Foundry church and certiscste M m
INC NOV. ndntOn' fv
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~MESSRS ANDERSON MAGRU-
~ DER, Of Virginia, will lecture on the
"Coming Of Christ, the Establis h ment on his
Kingdom Tin the Holy Land) and Restorati N Of
the Jews" at Anaco.ta Hall, Navy Yard, on
SUNDAY the Sd, at 10K m and p m and
m. Seats free and all invited. m ere r.
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SfObLlC SCHOOLS.-THE SEMI
NJ annual examination of c.ndidstes n,
Teachers OF the Public Schools of Washir !, ton
will take place, by direction Of the Chairmsn Of
the Examining Committee, on TUESDAY, Au-
3h O'Clock p m, where candidates are respect-
fully invited to attend
The regular monthly meeting of the Board Of
atustees VIII be held on WEDNESDAY, August
Teachers from whom "Tabular Statements
rave NOT oeen received are requested to send them
70 the secretary Of the Board at their earliest con-
veniehce GEO. J. ABBOT,
au t-ot Secretary.
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And " last, but not least, I present the fol.
lowing letter from VIM. NJ. Ellis, Esq of this
city, who stood for many years at the head of
the machinist's department at the W ashington
Navy Yard, and is now proprietor of tae
Eagle Iron Works." one of the most extern.
sive establishments in this part of the coun.
try. Mr.. E. stands at the very head of his
profession, both as practical and theoretical
engineer:
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general use Of the same. Is being we'll adapt
ed to prevent explosions from steam and for q
safety valve for the escspement of the same.
In testimony whereof, We have, at the city of
Nsshviiie; Tenn afi xed our signatures
Signed by-H H. Harrison, w. Hopkins,
Arthur Stewart. L W. B. Harrison, John Kin
ney, kicha1 Hartman, B Cole, &. II Bean,
VIM Boyd. I. T. Green, John F. Ray, James
D. Petty, p. T Hardcastle, Mathew Barr, B.
T. Cowan, W. w Garvin, R. NJ. Irwin. John
Coltart, Thomas N. Hartman, J. II. Fritte, J.
Jones, Robert Culley, n. O G Church, N. b,
BONE G. Witty. j. W. Mckee, Francis Kin.
ney, @. W. Byram, Geo. c. Richards, J.V.D.
Stout, r. G. Rives, F. L Doughty, A. S. Cole.
maE, Nathaniel Brown, L Horn, Henry Casyp.
Martin G. Cotton, William T Yeatman, B. p.
Cheatham, Ro. L Weskley, F. w. Strickland.
VIM Martin, Sam'l S. Riddleburger, Sam
III. Bugg, VIM Roundtree, James Kerr, s. L
Finley, A. Kerr, Frank Porterfeld, c. w.
Smith, 10. C.. Newman, Chas HAYS, John
Johnston, VIM. 81. Gowdey, 1. 8 Cummings,
J. W. Ewing, G. r. Driver, R. c. r. Marh1l,
Harvey Hudson, NJ. H. Clemans.
t--- NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec 20, 1855.
We, the undersigned, members of the Legis-
lature of the State Of Tennessee, cheerfully
recommend to the consideration of the men,
bers Of Congress of the United States, that
they examine the Safety Guard and Valve of
Mr.. j. NJ Reeder, as from its exhibition and
the testimony of those more competent to
judge, We are satisfied that the Guard and
Valve has merit, and its exhibition before us
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~, NASHVILLE, 1855.
We, the undersigned, have examined Reed.
er's Safety Guard, and highly approve the
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The Minnesota.-Ws have information from
this vessel, seen near the the mouth of tbs
Potomac, under full head Of steam, going
on her way to Philadelphia at the rate of ten
knots per hour, and everything about her ap.
pearing to work as we'll as could be desired.
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a Free state speculstion-A rich .c,n.
We understand, came off at the Indian oe;..
T. lie" days since. A spruce, welI.dre,,sd
"oung man, hailing from Boston, annlisd -
commissioner Msnypenny for information =.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
ADVERTISEMENT

Giilmore's new medicines have gained a great
name through the country during the past sum
mer, his Cholera and D.arrhea Mixture has
beea used for 10 well Complaints of all kinds
and with complete success. The people who
have used it have, great confidence in it. They
say, 1t Is the best article they have ever used.
Persons afflicted Il in this way would do well, to
try this medicine, it can be easil, ojtalned as
there are agents for the sale Of it in almost ey-
cry neighborhood.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
ApvgKTi.FMrxT.

The SENSATION OF TIE Tiae,-Tiiere is
present. Everybody his gone mad about a
strange little book just putl5sh,d BY The cele-
bfaied Professor Roitout. 1t can scarcely be
printed rap dly enough for the public curiosity.
In MS wonderful vaIume Ike whole philosophy
OF love Is analysed with masterly ability, shd
the secret mea S exposed of compiling ANY
cf'e TO eve whom you may desire! Such dis
closures, OF course, create a great sensation
Men and women ; re all in afever of delight ans
appreheasi on. "Matr.mony made Easy" j,
the title Of the book, and tits advertised in an,
o tier column.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
ADVERTISEMENT.

In Germany, several years since, . veterna-
ny Surgeo: or horse doctor became celebrated
for his wonderful suc Gees, in curing all manner
Of diseases or injuries on man or beast, where
a certain Linement which he prepared could
be used. He also made a Powder for animals,
that put new life and vigor, even into "Crow
baits," and cured the worst diseases. lie
would never divulge The secret, till near the
close of his life. whom as a reward for sind.
ness and assistance, Il. M. WELLS, now Of st.
Louis, became the lucky owner of these re-
ripes. ~
WELLS GERMAN LISEmEST, and WELL's
GERMAN CONDITION PowDEas, are prepared
by said recipes, and are meeting with q rapid
sale, aid effect many cures
Charles Lawrence, Agen..
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
ADvERTlsrMENr.
A MEDICINE DESERVING THE
CONFIDENCE OF ALL. AMI
SHOULD BE USED nv AI-

There can be no doubt in the world, hut thai
the compound known as Hurley's Sarsaparilla
is the most valuable discovery that has yet APP
pearelin the list Of medicines.
SarsspariIla has long been famous as a spring
remedy to purify the blood, and inTigorate the
system. but DR.. Hurley Offers i! to the wo.ld
in form that defes competition not only for its
purity and superior quality, but from the fact
that many eminent Physicians having used it in
their practice, esteem 1.-THE best tonic Of the
age. Try it and be assured yon will find the
money well spent.
Mr.. Orr has a supply of this popular Spring
Medicine on hand, try a few bottles.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
New Watches
J E w E 1 R Y

Iosi received BY Express splendid lot
of fine Gold and Silver Watches.
ALSO large and splendid lot of fine
ooid 1eweiry, con sisting in part of card.
ropss, breastplns, Cuffpins, Mason's and
udaieiiows Pins, Finger Rings. Silver
Ihlmbles, Gold Pens, &c, besides anv
amount OF Portmonaies, Pistols, Watch
Ghalns. Guards, Razors, Hair and Tooth
brushes, and IN fact a full and complete
stock ofgoods belonging to the Line.
CHEAP FOR CASH is THE MORO.
c. Watch and Clock repairing done
up with neatness and Dispatch.
CA. BRADSHAW.
Ottumwa. March, 18th, 1856. no4tf
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

Senator iiarlaB.-Ne lake from 81,
Washington correspondence Of The New
York Times he follow ing paragraph %
references 10 Senator IL ,rian
'Nr. Hatisp. who has superseded L.
sto'ld meumpeiency of ihe younger
i'"ig", has -p U Z iDto the posiltn oil
an aGihlnrd loader lie is m.re. Than
= mach far the bJldss. aud ti,t strongest
OF those who have hastenai f,r ri To
grapple with him. 4" hrs ~,i-lrnrr ~ ftn
"eopie pt X apsas agani.t lie hb,ls eI
u yrr and iJ"ugios, and ms ,in,hralini
vi Col. Lame aid he kau,as Nemmiat
1en'isl Doter. Br'Ja min aud Others, VI
Harlan has developed Snai,lies Whit
hts Antagonists viii nj sgaln 100 t.asrlI,
i'ro,"ko la The ability To ssa,e a prnpo-
'''i'n so as Ia defy he ingenuity of CT
itr r.. and IN The resolution and psstna
c1uras- winch Itceipes aud rewIs at
tack- With tlhsi 'c~af,Gness. Mr Harlar
mas -" compeilor.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue Of an Execution TO me directed
ID from the Office Of the clerk Of the District
Court OF Wapclio County Iowa, l will offer for
sale at public auction at the front door of the
Court House. in the Town or Ottumwa, ON Sat-
lrday the 31st day Of May A d 1856 between
the hours pFescri6eds BY law, the following de-
scribsd Real estate, to-wit: The rorth halt oil
the north west quarter and fine north west quar-
te- Of the north east quarter, Of Section number
Twenty-one (2I) in Township number Seventy
one (7D north % Range Fifteen (l5) est,
situated and lying in the County Of Wapello,
and State of Iowa.
Taken in Execution as the property. Of Fred
ofAbraham Martz. Terms Of sale cash ! nhaii
WILLIAM III, WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
per JoHN 5. WOOD Deeply. sheriff.
Ottumwa April 1856, no. 10 2t. 4,s
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REV. NATIONAL MAP.

Re Il. ~ Ia IN Il n.
HHiiE celebrated map publisher, Mr.. AoGrs-'
l. rus MIrehELLh has sce.tly issued a new
map, which is one OF; the most important and
comprehensive in contents of any map hereto
fore given to the public.
il embodies information of TIA late ~explo-a-
tons through orr western territories on a fnll
scale. and also the route OF DR.. Kane and his
winter %tarters, and gives a map of the Sand
WI Islands on a much greater scale than in
sny other publication It gives us a correct
idea of cur Union and its immediate surroauI-
lngs. All tt routes over the Isthmus OF pana-
ma and Teh suntepec. and the projected Iailroaa
from Vera Cruz To Acapulco, across Mexico,
are laid down, and the disputed boundaries of
the Mosquito territory, Nicaragua and Costa
Rica are defined with much care. The Central
American portion CT the map is particularly
valuable, ard taken fiom fhe most authentic
sources. The steamer routes from New York
To Mexico, I entral America aad the Wess In
dies; the different lines projected for railroads to
the Pacific, the Gadsden boundary line, aud all
the new territories of Utah, Kansas. Nebraska,
Washington, Oregon, sc, are lad down with
great precision. The tatisticaltables the dis
lance table, the Census of every county in the
United States, will be found extremely valuable.
This is a map Absolutely necessary for every
man who intends to keep pace with the stirring
occurrences of the times. Hugh s. Nc Adams
has been appointed agent for this County, and
the only person of whom they can be obtained,
and intends to give. every one an opportunity to
procure this map, by canvassinS the county
As Mr.. Nc A.. isa citizen Of this County, and
known to be a man cfhones y and integrity, the
public will have no hesitation in Placing implicit
reliance in his representations. ~ Eas
Il Q o o m m . n d ati0us.
afa Agency City. April, %. 1856.
The undersigned having examined the above
map, take pleasure in recommending ii TO the
pnhlic as the fullest latest and best execat, d one
We have seen. gs1
s4tl9 !. @. MITCHELL
II. DREAMER,
g see4r A. MARSH.
J. G. RAMSEY
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
ADVERTISEMENT.

WooD's HAIa RIsroaArIyE.-Ihis article
is more extensively used than any other pre-
paration Of . similar kind in the United States.
tits considered by those who use il the best Of
the kline from it, giving the hair . silky, CLOS
sy 6neness entirely devoid Of sryness.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
HOUSE OElNC
PLOW mud RLACKSMITII
Farm for sale.

A FARM Of 80 acres, living in Plea ant
IA Township and consisting Of 25 acres of
Grove Timber, the bslahce prairie; 40 acres
Of which is under Cultivation; an orchard Of
100 bearing fruit trees, a comfortable log house
Il. feet square, two good Stables and other out
buildings. .ne las{ "a L.b
Apply to BROWN s MITCHELL at the
Court House.
no. a. II. 80"
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

Allon. May 2.
The Kansas and Alton ccmmines's
hsSS just completed arrangements BY
which steamers will step ., Alton and
receive passengers and fre,gh. direct for
;Ksnsas.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

The rate q, which the lol on the corner
Of State and Exchange streets. Boston.
va recently sold was $50 per square
foot, and al ibe same rate The cost Of an
acre OF land would anount to sJ.4s4..
500 per acre.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
uaIfSP
Nebraska contested elections 2ostpon-

HOUSE, Ht
Nebraska contested elections 2ostpon-
ed. ,as9 r,a1 b@ sls4tagse sa. m.
A resolution was unanimously report
cd from the Committee on Elections, &c.
cIarlrg Mr. Fuller r,gh,fiIiy entitled 10
represent the 9Th Dist, Of Maine. a A
dopted. 80 as9 81 1ga ,n : ~
Also, to allow Mr.. Miliken contest
'ani Of Mr.. FULLER, mileage and per di,
EN-. ft.,E e9.sg - H.sdy - tae~;n.
Mr. Qhitmsn I'd voca,ed the repeal OF
The nruiralisy laws, which he considereet
q violation Of The Constitution; and q sig
ina nm Ameficsn intelligence. la the
connection he said:h taf ta9 oiigqeW
NE xico is in a stat. Gf iI.s Luton, II
vided INTO factions, and drawing . .
miserable existence by ceiling her terri
tory 10 This countrv. In Central Amer
ia there has been a series Of Revolutions.
Ion years. Cuba, the las, remnant OF
the gigantic despolism Of Spain, is nee
essary for the protection Of our com
inerce, aud for The national repose and
security. The law Of nations depends
upon circumstances; It's Foundation ~
reason; r'gh. and justice. We have not
our connecting link between the a ,Iantic
ard Pacific States. and ina. mau is gail
" of moral treason who hats abou, the
means II sr;zing the lsthnus q II nust
be inker, even al The expense Of a war,
lis manifesto as a NATIONAL necessity
La The couise 81 he remarks he shid
England had the address To induce our
governmen, TO r'jact a favorable treat,
with DrIninlca. and had besides exeried
an mi0ence ever Spain ia o,Ir detfmen,.
Dur country demands lbat We guard a
gairst The repetition Of such d,grant Of
-
Adjourned.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
SheriE's Sale.

by Virtue OF an Execution to me directed
- from the Office of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court OF WaPello County, Iowa, I have
Plesicd upon, and will offer for sale at public
auction at the door Of the Court Hopse IN
the Town Of Ot.umwa, on Thursday the 15th
day Of May A. d. 1856, between the hours
prescribed by law, the following described Real
Estate, To wit, Lot No. two hundred and ten
(2l0) situated and lying in the Town Of Or
tumwa, Wapello County, Iowa. Taken in
Execution as the properly Of, Doratby John
son aid William A. Johnson at the suit of
Heman p. Graves. Terms Of sale, cash in
hand. q
WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS. Shf.
per JOHN s. WooD. Depty, Shift.
Ottumwa, April, Ia 1856, no "a w.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

. lie who receives 4 good turn should
never forget. it; lie who does one should
never remember it.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

WAsmscTdN, April 90.
SENATE.

Mr. Shar introduced a bill providing
punishment for forging and counters
land warrants or certificates. -
to COMMITTEE on Judiciary,
Several private bills were passed.
Adjourned. rla So IL bq1p e3 an baI
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

p+ +EW b III
HILL. q roll ''oil Eeather contaiaiag II 10
lbs, Oak sp!elvather: k1Y2 dszen Frenrh Calf
.skirsI1 Glazed grains French Mofocdp,l a.d4
papers Iron Hailsl Any PERSON wlsoApilfretdrh
the above property TO the Subscriber at Ottnmwa
or put him in the wayrof getting it will receive
the above rewardr1ouraRaW WIN. FALL 4
I otdmwa MaJ,,1stls56. St. no 10. Il
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

100000 Shingles in exchange for Goods also
Butter, Eggs, Flour, Neal Bacon, Tal,ow.
Beeswax, Flaxseed, Feather, and hone made
Linen. C. LAWRENCE.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

YEE ZEE GTME, Em.4RHK&.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

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