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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-05


WASHINGTON, Feb. "a.
SENArE-The Chair laid before the Senate
a communication from the Secretary of the In
terror, enclosing report of wagon roads con-
structed under the authority of the United
States.
Mr.. Fitch from the Committee on Printing,
introduced resolution authorizing the super
intendent of public printing to purchase paper
in open market till new contracts can be made,
as owing to the failure of the contractor to
furnish,.a supply, the printing threatens to be
stopped. - .
The post routes bill was then taken I'D.
HoUsE.-The Post Office appropriation
bill was then taken up. The question was ia
ken on concurring in the amendment reported
from the Committee Of the Whole on the state
Of the Union, providing that the contract with
Butterfeld & Co., for carrying the overland
mail, shall be so construed as shall allow them
to carry it on any route they may select, &C
cording to the act Of Congress, under which
said contract purports to be made, and it was
negatived by 80 against 102. The provise
that the advertisement of the mail route pro-
posals shall be published in two papers only,
in each State and Territory having the largest
circulation, was rejected by 81 against 1O4.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a.
SENATE.-The Senate was in session till II
o'clock last night on the post route BILL
Amendments to abolish the ranking privilege
to members, ex-Presidents, &C., were lost
various other amendments were 1ost. The
bill was then reported to the Senate and read
o third time, but the yeas and nays found to
be present After considerable delay an ar
rangement was made that vote be taken up
on the bill tomorrow without debate. The
Senate then adjourned.
-------. WASHINGTON, Feb, %,
HousR.-Mr. Hughes of Indiana asked
lssvs to introduce resolution repeating the
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-05
j. b. BELL.


j. r. BRADFORD,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, STONE BLOCK WEST OF
the Post once, g. Paul, Minnesota. myl
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-05

Sold Wholesale and Retail at Proprietor's prices, q
o.. Paul, By DAY JENK6, j. W.LB0ND, WIN. H
MOTION. and ret.ilsd by all the other Druggists N
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20

of aturkeycock would alarm the authorities.
Metternich have trembled in his palace,
and the emperor would have felt insecure, II
had been suffered to pass through Lombar.
dy without its having been ascertained who
was, how many wives and children had left
behind me, what was my object in travelling,
what means of subsistence possessed, and
whether or not | meant, on my return, to par
AIDE my formidable beard and mustaches
through the Lombardo- Venetian kingdom
Having cherished, all my life, a contempt fol
grandees who happen to have nothing bu,
their position to recommend them, should
have felt the greatest possible pleasure, could
| by any means have accomplished it, in
making Metternich and his emperor sleeples'
for month. unluckily, was too unimpor
tant for that, though they had, certainly, the
benefit of my best wishes.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20

How TO cuRE FRI fflE Rs--Oaa erect in.
deranee TO fruit l54UI5it fiI7 hr liri Il of
towns, and ne Of the ttest hilni,r,i,ce n nerse.
yerlnce y its rultues is exposure 10 b. stolen
une innr SEMI 10 ,lsau Hnrsarr for n rare and
expensive kind q ,rut,lnay Maeh over it and nurse
II for several years and then when his ewes are glad
dened by shrst productions some ragged oafer NAV
enter his grounds at night and devour them. Nav
some loaiers not rugged, but prolessedly genteei,
may rob him of his treasures md then cbucke over
their success as frst-rate joke Why should our
legislature CIV us law Furnishing fruit robbing with
heavy penaltiesf Better that thief enter our barns
and carry off oats or corn, then enter our gardens
ana strip our pear trees and grape vines of their
delicious burden. We wish, too, ttat public senti
ment visited the robbery with greater reprobation
and disgrace. But until such a good time comes
every man must guard his own castle in the hest
way he can. A neighbor of ours treats his piIfer.
ing visters to dose they don't relish. For ex.
ample When his early sweet Dough apples ore
being nightly stolen, he takes several fine specimens
ana immerses them in weak solution Of ippec-
acuanha. and caters them again on the ground,
hrst marking them so that his own family shall not
eat them by mistake, He treats few of the out
SIDE hills OF his strawberry patch in the same way
IL affords him no little amusement to learn priya
tely that the doses take effect where they were de-
signed to do So his father "a doctor,l being sent
Tor by suspected persons prescribe for their disor
dered stomachs and unacc0untable nausea This
gentleman's fruit garden lies on the bank Of
canal, and the ndigestibility of his fruit il we'll
known to the canal drivers ali along that route
hurdt american, JNly %.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
CHAPTER XIII.


AT length we left Milan, early In the morn
ing, The rich green plains being lighted up by
agolden autumnal sun. There were six per
sons in the carriage, an Italian gentleman,
with his wife and daughter, Madame B.,
Carlotta, and myself. We were accompanied
by another carriage, larger than our own,
illed inside and out with Swiss, who were
proceeding to take service in the Neapoltan
army. With these riffraifs of the Alps was 3
German, who figures in Margaret Ravens
croft" under tho name OF Senior. We after
wards saw much of each other, but at start
ing had no further acquaintance than what
one picks up at a table d'hote, for we had
dined together eversinee my arrival at Milan.
Madame b, was a woman of about
thirty-six, handsome, but Manufactured, who
having neglected, apparently, to make the
most of her beauty when young, was now
determined to make up for it as fast as posi-
BILE. She firted indifferently with everybody;
but got out of temper, and looked as fierce as
a basilisk the moment one spoke to her daugh-
ter, whose person she seemed to look upon
rs nothing but a cage for her voice. At first
she placed herself in the middle, between me
md Carlotta, with whom, therefore, had to
speak, when spoke to her at all, across her
mamma, which was very awkward. But as
he day grew hotter, Madame BIS regard
OF her own comfort t,vercame all other con-
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
CHAPTER X.

At the village Of the simplon we stopped
awhile to change horses, drink brandy and
water, and smoke cigar. The conductor, a
fellow Of infinite appetite, likewise ate another
meal upon which IT would be- difficult to be-
stow name. He had eaten two breakfasts
already, and meant 10 lunch little further
on so that it was sort of third breakfast,
or first luncheon. The name, however, mat
tered very little to him. Being philosopher,
he ate when he was hungry, and drank when
he was thirsty, without troubling himself at
all, to know whether the world approved Of
his gongs-on or not. shonld most likely
have followed his example, but that our Sec
ond breakfast at Persal had blunted my appe-
tite While he was RECALLING himself on the
good things to lie obtained at so great an ele-
walton above the level Of the sea, | amused
myself with exchanging tender adieux with
Madame CARL.
Our Irritation had been unfortunate, for nv
French companions, preferring their own
amusement TO the solid interests of poor Mon
sier Carl, had so worried and tormented him
ap"ht Tue ShPPoseu uanger Ho WOulu run ny
getting me to take his wife as mine over the
frontier, that his imagination became alarm
ed so that he chose rather to be detained at
simplon, as person suspected Of cholera,
than carry out the plan of entering Piedmont
which we had SO sagaciously formed at Brigg.
Our stratagem, had it been discovered, might
have caused me considerable embarrassment
but the risk was willing to incur, to oblige
aim. When too late, he found that he
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
CHAPTER XII.


What would not those who have felt much,
give to be able to chronicle all their sensa-
tions 1t may be truly said that what we
learn from experience belongs TO our outer
life, while what we feel is treasured up in our
heart of hearts. The obscurity Of evening
was over Italy as approached it. She was
like beauty meeting her lover beneath her
veil. Though not unconscious of the lowell
ness extending around on all sides, | longed
for sunrise to reveal it to me. My pleasure
was too great to be enjoyed in darkness l
therefore wished for day, that, by rendering
the object Of my admiration half visible to
sight, as it were, might deprive it of those
mysterious additions bestowed by fancy, which
rendered its enjoyment almost oppressive
Mohammed pronounced the approach to Da-
maseus too delicious; and found it impos-
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20

TRIMMING GRAPE VNEs.-During April we bod
many letters asking, "Is it too late now ia trim
grape vines'n We have written frequently on tha
subject and really fear trim the patience Of renders
BY repetition, and shall simply answer the question
6riehy, deierrlnga more elaborate article for The
November number. Grape vines should never he
trimmed in the spring; November is Tire hast t;ma
Al that date they will not bleed, and by freeinc
the vine from its useless portions you prevent liz
exhaustion of the roots by constant eyaporation
from the branches, and consequent ascent By capil
larry attraction the wind blowing among the
trimmed November 2j with one along side az n
trimmed in spring, of equal size, and invariably
the November trimming will give the best results
Mapss' Working Farmer.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20

15-An old tar came down to the cabin ofNelson'
ship one cold drizzly day with message, whilst
Lady Hamilton was present. Seeing the cold con.
diton of the sailor, she asked which he would pre.
fer, glass of wine or glass of brandy. ut don't
matter which, replied Jack, "but if your ladysbip
pleases, can be drinking the wine while YOU are
pouring out the brandy
VIGILANCE ConMiTTEE.-A number of the most
respectable citizens of Napoleon, Arkansas have
published the following warning to certain gentle
men From and after this date all gamblers and
Migrants will be prohibited from remaining in the
city of Napoleon for longer period than twenty
four hours. Should any of the above gentry act in
violation of this notice they will do so at their own
peril. BY order of the Vigilance Committee of the
city Of Napoleon
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20

ugly place, she ran up and cut the rope in
two with her scythe. But as she did this
down came her husband ont of the chimney !;
and so when his old dame came inside the
kitchen, there she found him standing on his
head in the pOrridge pot.-Norse Tales.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20

The drawn numbers of tho above Lotteries are uublabS
of Washington, u. G. e'i'
60 Orders for tickets and shares and certificate. az
PACKAGES IN the above spended lotteries will receive a
most prompt attention. and AN official account az sn e
drawing sent immediately after Is over to all who orer
from the subscriber. The drawings superintendel hs
three Commissioners, appointed by the Governor -
Address, C. g. WPTntN
Successor to z .. Glazier, Wilmington Dbl
u y Persons ordering Tickets from distance will
please bear Ia mind the fact that checks my order an
any solvent Rank In the Union and marked "Kooda bv
the Cashier and II the letter containing them bs
I'd ut the Post Office, will be responsible III he ioss
the same thus giving Inducements offered by no other r
In the city. q q " V'H'
Cor Third and Market Streets, Wilmington Del
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20

10 A Newport letter in the Journal SAYS Of the
bathing =" Ladies' who cannot boast of natural
plnmtitude equip themselves with preserving
jackets, which they initiate before going inio th,
water, and which thus give them Juio like nronor.
tons. This may de scandalous, vet it Is true and
! this morning heard a plaintiyo cry from a bath.
ing house as we passed. Do come in here Mrs.
journal Reader and blow me up before l 90 into
the water. 4"
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
COUNTRY SEAT,
WITH ABOUT F0URTY ACRES or LAND
FoT Ct n

S.ts- - II
AsTiM ~ TIE subscriber will sell for eaab
M5ElfaaSS credit city or other ess valuable '@ nra
III iTIa 2sI4T perty, ono halfof his farm, lying only
lalfa mile from the city Of Wilmington.
on re newport flke This property has more than
doubled In value within the asen years and Il
y Increasing The property will be divided by tbe road
leading from the pike to Mill Creek On one part il new
Cottage House tenant house, carriage house and other out
buildings On the other half is large barn, out-sheds.
ganary &c only one half Is for SALE but the purchaser
Gnu na ~ ). she choiee' j, A. BROWN
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20

Who is that lovely girl y exclaimed the witty
Lord Norburn, in company with hsfriend, counsellor
Irant, miss Glass, replied the Counsellor. IT
glass to my lips"
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20


G3-A good story is told of well known New
Hampshire antiquarain Mr.. VIM f. Goodwin, Of
Concord. lie is engaged in collecting reports n
celebrated criminal trials, and wrote to NewYorl,
publisher forza certain report of an old case nv
due course Of mail he received letter informins
him that the copy of the trial he desired, had been
sold, but that they would procure another copy for
MN, ana that their business was SO extensive both
in this country and in Europe that.they could fur.
nish him with copy of any trial he might desire =
Mr.G having been placed in the same position sew.
eral times by attemptin to catalogue books
with the prices annexed, wrote back the following
short but pithy note;
:, CosooRD, N H., Saturday, July ., 1859.
Messrs.-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the Both Of june is at
hand' BE kind enough to procure for me MS soon
as may become copy of the trial of the 1.-TWO thieyes'
who were hanged, Zone on the right hand and the
other on the left of our saviour when he was eruci
fled, "and you will much oblige
Your most obedient servant
ms w. F. GOODWIN.
Ps,-Be very careful and get the edition that CON.
tains the indictment for have never becn abia 70
ind out what those two rascals stole.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
. FOR SALE
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
DIVIDEND.


OFFICE or TnR WILMINGTON Coal GAsCo }
rx,,f,=,,, July ~, 1859
have this day declared Dividend Of rwo Dol Ana AM
PITY Cent? per share for the past six months navshe Ia
tue STOCK holders IN OF before the first day Of August next
jyso4t No. al4 Maptet'. !,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20

ION al taxes fully paid during the Month Of july there
and all taxes unpaid the day next AFTER the sv of H.
City Election snail DO increased by the addition Of five pe
centu on the amount thereof But all taxes maid on ar
AFTER the rst day OF August and before the day following
the day Of holding the City Election shall 10 payebls
without any deduction or addition AZ aforesaid q
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
matchmaking

BAacksRMithimg.
TIVE undersigned would respcetrnliv -.
ny - ''H"os '" ee'>
BLACKsMITHING and HORSE etIor,vo
at MS old stand at the foot shpey Street Hc viii al
ways Keep complete assortment Of ready mazda shaa.
the shortest notice. " w o'o' iuanhef, uhu ~
HS- JoBBING done with neainess and despa,ob
WANTED.
An apprentice to the BlaclsInlthinv bnsinass Ann,
the subscriber at the foot Of shpley Street f'
:, anglS-u WILLIAM CoNNELL
SUPERIOR HONEY SYRUP, for sale by =
" VIC. GILPIN,
may y Corner Of 10th and Market Sts
OTARD, DUPUY & co. y OLD BRANDY, for sale by
y V. G. GILPIN,
may sopner Of 10th and Market Sta,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
TAXESS

I'VE Taxables of Wilmington are hereby notified that
the Receiver Of City and School Taxes NAV be found
daily In the City Hail. from eight O'Clock in The morning
O'Clock until seven. ''Oi' W.
IL H. j. NAFE Hecaiyar
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
BR1NGHURST'S ESSENCE
JAMAICA GINGER

carefully prepared from the best white Jamaica Gin
M ~ anu possesses in concentrated form the valuable
vIan o. thls root ltls very agreeable warming
ula1l and II particularly recommended for Collie FIAT
uehcy Indigestion Weakness of the stomach and Bo,ves
and found highly useful in those Of sndden inds
p 80 iHolc TO occur in summer from excessive heat
oNer-lndulgence, fatigue, that of exlnuation
perienced by many while travelling -
~ also makes an excellent drdk for the haryext neld
aud s much used for that purpose Prepared bv e's'
Iuly2. Druggists. Cnr al = I $500. q w
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
Public Notice.

AOlIS LNOblCO.
tI'HE undersigned has this day DISPOSED OF bs an,i
Il stock Of Dry Goods to Jas. A. Sanders and herey
turns ~ sincere thanks 70 the public for the Kind nairon
hge wnc ne mas received at their hands aud soets for
wilmington, Del, May 81, 1889. H. 4, SANDERS.
1Y the above it will be seen that Lavo n,....,
R T. Sanders his entire stock Of Dry odds Psu,ea
and Lease 81 hs store No sl5 Market below Fourth street
greatly reduced prices JAS 'I st ssonh Ss' ~
-, a-..,--------- Wilmington, Del
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
Re-Opening of the City Hall
Refractory

1--WE undersigned, having fitted up and placed bl Re.
taurant and Eating Saloon In complete order Nm,
now on hand and will keep everything III season. such Al
GAME OYSTERS CLANS, &C. Re,
which VIII be served upin the very best style and al the
shortest notice. -
Having engaged the services u first rate cook he viii
assure the public that effort will be spared TO make te
City Hall Restaurant an agreeable place of resort
Thankful for past fay0rs, he hopes by close attention
to business for a continuance Of tile same.
ty2Sn b. D. WOODWARD
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
COOL AND WHOLESOME
SPARKLING MINERAL WATER.

nR. qRlMSHAw's Double Extra Porcelain iined sixer
~ lubed Fountains with "''' 'ueu Sh'er
.,r . FRUIT sYRuPs
sittRRaa nlpII' PINE APPLE,
c nuUnELLE, Raspberry
uiNuEh, LEMON,
n nan aNes' VANILLA CREAM,
U Un NECTAR
fEoFLhs' OWN ARCTIC CREAM,
Call at DIR. Grimshaw's Drug aud Chemical Store Ma
600 Market street. ,arn 90 81 ~
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

FARTHER PoINT, Below Quebec, July s.
The steamship Hungarian, from Liverpool,
has passed this point on her way to Quebec.
She brings dates to Wednesday the 29th ult.,
and has made the trip to this point in about
nine days.
The steamship Am erica arrived out on the
2Gth, the Hammonia on the 9th, and the In
dian on the 29th ult.
The steamer City Of Baltimore having had
her propeller replaced by new one, sailed on
the Doth ult for New York
The steamer Weser has been detained on ac-
count Of an accident to her propeller, and was
to sail from Bremen on the Both ult
From the seat Of war there have been no
movements reported by the allies since the
battle Of the 24th.
The details Of the action have not been re-
ceivei
The Austrian and Sandman accounts re-
port extraordinary heavy losses in killed and
wounded.
Tho dispatches from the Emperor Napoleon
reports the capture Of 5000 prisoners, flags
and 80 cannous.
The Austrian troops have re-crossed the Min
clio.
Gen. Hess has been appointed commander
in-chief Of the Austrian forces.
LONDON, June 29.-The latest dispatches
from the seat Of war, report that the French
troops had crossed the Mincio.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIvERpooL, June 2S.-The Cotton market
closed dull, The sales for the past three days
have been $4,000 bales.
Breadstuifs have a declining tendency.
Provisions are also dull
LoNDoN, June 2S.-ConsolS are quoted at
92sG92E.
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TnArsrRRs or ReAL EsrArr The folloaing
sales Of Real stat, bsys b,.n recorded during lh,
past week
June 10, 1850 Ahaz Merchant 10 john Fagun
rs feet front on the north side OF Vermont st, ami
90 feet deep, situate near Turnpike IT. In Cieve
land City, West Side. Confederation etOO
juno % ls59-Gco Campbell 10 James 8 Whit
ney, suJ iJi- l39 and l30 ia Taylor farm allotment
situate vt The corner Of Detr II and Kentucky sis
having 8 rods trout on Detroit st. aud rods deep
Consideration ss,OoO
June 2s, ls59-Joseph Lyman to g. W. Te
Hofste, sub lot l52 Of Joseph Lyman allotment Of
10 acre lot l22 and 1913, having about 40 feet front
on Case Avenue and l5e feet deep, situate about 2
miles from the Post Office. Consideration S325
June 20. ls59-Conard Danenielscr to Christiaua
Louisa Fahrion, sub lot 10 in John Ernpis' ool-
ment having 80 fsetfront on Crotou st., north side
and ll6 10 feet deep. Consideration $500.
June 20, 1857. W. Brooker to Henry Ehhurt,
the south half Of lot 293 Wilyville allotment, hav
ing 80 feet front on Tracy st. Consideration S7OO
Jnue 30, 1859 Joseph Lyman to Annie Strong,
76 s-lO0 feet front on Cedar It north side and l4j
feet deep, being part OF lot Sc, situate near
the corner Of Perry and Cedar sis one mile from
the Post Office Consideration Sl,lO0,
July l. ls59-Edwin c. French 10 Benjamin
Gordon Trush, 25 feet front on Ontario st, and 100
feet on Michigan st. Consideration $500.
July /, l950-wm. Williams to Ernst Burkhart,
sub lot No % Of the subdivision Of part OF 10 acre
lots 81, 6s, 60 and 20, 25 ct front on Garden II
situate miles easlerly OF the Post Once. Con-
sderaton $685.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. EIlc.srmnn,. pnIs


be Comhuaoa Of iusr 3isu ia these Pnls Is the
All of lour sut extensive practice. They are mild in
shctr ouori17 and oot la In correcting an irregularities
Pliufu Afeustrui'ns cm1yng all ohs actions wheutb.
eT from cli ur ohoTss headache plu IN the side PAL
ptaton Of tho heart, whites o nervous c'ions hystsr-
To-, fattE1a p1il So tta hack aHl limbs Nc disturbed
sleep which arises iI1m interruption Vt Nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were tho commune msut Of era Ia the treatment uf
these artos aud Ohsructons which have consigned
many thousands OF tds Young the beautiful and the be-
lo7ol o PREMATURE uRAv1 No f5rnio eau enjoy good
health unless sh9 Is r 900 whenever an obstruction
fakes place the general hoalh beg gins To derlils.
nE. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
arc ih' mos oioc al Tened knawt Tor all com
plaiuts, rs-a lar TO- Fsl 70 cosses ey are iuyal-
o. iRtuciHg &c q certainly periodical T6gul1ry, They
or" pwntU thousands who have used thOm different
ueude. throughout tN6 0oUntrv the the
mos ggiHe7t giVsi-1Hs in AmsUc1
Er Lc are fOHS 81 ting W1sa ant bteH t4sg should
be aSst h eacA Bux-tle Price Oae Dollar each Dor
faiahgJ 4 d PiiS
a NJ e u1m9s, to te bird it.o, Of the Agents pills
felt By n pr0GlfNy hF OrrluuE l-rB the General
Agent SD lt duiEgi-ie #tuFrlE
HUrCHING; General Agent
No lt1 ChaUhGr- 50 New York.
SOD in Clgyoisud BY w'f, FISKE and GAYL0RD &
HAMMOND aprslg yEmg-l
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423s

THg PuRE ZIso PPE.-This pipe Is now con
sidored by scientific men to be the best article
ever introduced fer water Il II not poisonous
likol,ad, and does not rust and Oh up like iron
aud is stronger a0d cheaper than either lead or
iron. b. P. Bower, Of the Cleveland Plumbing
Works is the sole Agent for this pipe, and keeps
large stock Of II on hand. All persons taking
water would DO we'll to call and soc Whist advant
ages this pipe has over all others, and then de-
eide for themselves in regard to what they will
use. 2gs