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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-15

CHANGE or TIMEI


1@7 - - . = 2" - = - = = ~
70 take effect on Monday, june 9th, 1859.
LyRQM and after the above date and until fur
I ther notice, two Passenger Trains viii leavs
Packet Depot, Ksokuk - foilows: 99
First Train leaves Keokuk daily (Sun-
days e1ceptedJAt 600 A. n.
0seeAd Train leaves Keokuk daily
tsuadAys sxoepted) - 8 400 p. II.
First Train leaves Nontrose daily
EandAys exceptedl at s;f5 A, n.
BeOCnd 1rain leaves MontYoae daily
esandays szeepsed) It s,aaT' 900 r. y.
- fEMfLiF, PIUMMER ! co., Lessses.
$50 ,. ". DAVIS, 6spsfistssds.t.
J. =. 11wKsbuRY, Tisk o. Aesnt, ,lkain-st. y
~Ihs abovs road 10 now prepared to furnish
Carr for Pic Mics and pleasure parties on abort no-
tice and On the most fAvorable terms. For further
Information sppIy - the Once IN Packet Depot,
orto the 6npsfintendent.-
june 6, sto-lkw
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WIN. IN. GROVER,
4 ttorney 1T xnw


DkACTICES only In the Civil Courts Of Record,
= snd dsvotss his time chiefly 70 Counsrcia al
eases. BsSinsss IRON sbeoad viii receive careful
.aatsntion. Once No. 4s ChesAst street.
Jan. 1, '50-d&w3y
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165s. SEISOA ARRANGEMENT. 1859.
&AsT. LoU1.; 4. !; IT. PAUL IL
srILLW ArBR.
NORTHERN LINE PACKETS.
THE following swim and superior Steamers win
4 eoupose this line for the present season:
CANADA, Capt. WAaD. "a pas
MINNESOTA BRLLE. Capt. HILA- s.
DENMARK, Capt. G8AY-
HRNEY CLAY Capt. EfEvEHsoH.
PKMBINAW, Capt. 0afrYIrH.
MBTRIP0LITAN, Capt. Rnopxs.
WM. L. SWING Capt. 0xsRHR.
Il N0RTHERGER, Capt. AlxoRD. @
Thsy will leave Keoknk, for st. Paul, ON Tuss4
day, W ednesday, Friday and Sunday evenings, and
for 81. Louir on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and
Sunday mornings.
Thi1 Lime has been in sncceasfnl opsration for
the past year. and for ~, eniort and per-
fest reliability has not been surpassed by any or
gaAiIaton on the Western Rivers, and hope to
merit continAnce Of the liberal patronage which
has been heretofore bestowed upon them.
For freight or pAssage apply 10
BROWN, AUSTIN = CO., Agents,
Leyee, ksokuk.
WARDEN 1 ksHALER, GsnI Ags., st. Louis.
Feb16a
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enc. @. ANDERSON. ALEXANDER BAnCLAY
[EsTABLIsHED IN isze.1

$3.50 m BANNING HOUSE OF
. Il o - @ r g. ANDE n y ON u O.
I HAVE this day admitted ~ . partner In the
Banking Bosineaa, AlsA nAsr Baxslsy, lwho has
hssn ny teller for the last aix ysars). The bosi-
Ases, hereafter, wall be condustsd undsf the frm
and style Of vi g7a
GEO. q. ANDERSON b 90. 4a
Being one of the Oldest Banking Houses (if not
the olest) in Iowa, the now lra s0lisits sontiA-
uance Of former patronage 90 liberSly extended 10
the senior partner. aaTasdisa y ee#
They viii make eollsstions anl ssnit, less Ex.
chnngs, on the day Of payment, free Of charge. \
TnciF references are asforn>rly ~ senior psrt-
nsr wis N 4M
PARK Bank M Y. Ne @
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., Banksrs,N MY. 88
Edward W. ClArk Co., ,PhiladelphiA. aA
Howard BAnking Co., Boston. $50
/ Clspp, Fuller browne Bankers, Doston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman Gelpcke ., Chieago.
Mechanics Banh, Pittsburgh. 4
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers, as
0ilmors ) BsOthsrton |" CineinnAti.
A. d. Hunt D Co., Loaisville.
State Savings Institution, 81. Louis.
Ksoksk j IN y 'SS. GEO. C. ANDERSON
/ jAnSd ss
w. THOMPSON. D. v. sAILss.
WIN. THOMPSON 4 co..
BANKERS,
Corner ~ Main ana secssA sts..
AhoA .................-.loWA. 4.
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VIRGIL n. sULLIvAN & co

VA1A0AA -. 6O 1IIVAM q CO.
tsuccxssoRs TO J. L. HOBBS Co.,)
Fourth-strsst, between Main and Johnson,
/ NJ q II T. RS AND DEALE r r .
in QUEENsWARE, GLASS and CHINA, Ksro-
sene Lamp, Solar and hanging Lamps, Looking
Glasses, Tea Trays, re. Ac-
Having purchased the laIge and well selected
stock ~ the old stand Of @. 3. 6rif6th Co., will
be pleSsed to have call from one and all. We
intend to keep constantly on hand complete stosk
both for q
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Reviewing onr Goods duee, from the nAnsfactu-
rcrs, In knglADd, France and America, We viii b
able To sell ~ Low any regular Asusc Ii the West
v. II. SULLIVAN y co.
Jan. 19, 1S5s-dAv
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Hob0ken City News.
SHIP spoRrsMas, FROM euyyos AYRns,

HoBoKEN N A STATE OF Revolt We learn that the
storm iorg brewing has at last reached the po,n Of fer
mentaton The crater belched up s fires Wednesday
evening in the City Coanc cbanter and three Aldermen
I" to the born" arrested and expeld by the
Teutonic President of the Board From the Organization
of the present Board 10 the dissolution Of the Council
which virtually took place Wednesday evening" there
has been disposition the part of the democratic mem
bers TO usurp all the functions and offices OF the cty gov
eminent. On Wednesday evening the chairman, Beige,
decided thai the members Of the opposition having DISC
beyed his summons 70 attend the Council were ineligible
to vote, being guilty Of contempt This deceon was re
sisted and protested against when Beige instantly ordered
the sergeant at TO arrest and expel the protesting
members The democrats having driven their brother
Aaernt from tue Board, proceeded 10 elect CLERK
The charmen 10 cap the climax having previously order
ed she arrest Of the City Clerk whose Office is conferred
on him by the electors OF city Daring the arrest of
Aldermen Chamberhn Iinkey and Jeeguo which wa "a.
s'tted sreDuously, citizens peseu. were struck with
amazemebt at the ardacous conduct the nna IN ana
BUNDLED at witnessing the expulsion from the Council
chamber of the only members OF the Board whose election
received the cordial support Of he edu 81 ud property
holding class vi the city. Is expeOe sast tae whole
proceedings Will engage the attention {" i'e courts CT law,
as well as undergo thorough public scrutiny.
We hare smother account Of this affair." with another
trge tot We are stropgly In favor Of the 's - ma.
tory, and therefore give both .Ses Of this revolt in
hohoseD:-
The Boboken Councii which IL q small hody, seem to
have much difficulty IN Quoting their affairs. IL seems
by the Ete,,.g Post be synost revolutionary times
With them Utter oistegarj to the ohsrmsns sshes,
the part Of three Of lbs mcmberE compelled HIN TO re-
sort to his pre,ogasve Of clce 20 order One Of
the members, Councilman Chamberlain, Of tire FRAT
ing language 70 the Charmsn Who vas Obliged to cecare
nm out OF order ana 10 preserve had toe refrac
tory member arrested aud paced outside the bar uoun
c'lr en- Jeeeup and Turkey had also been declared 10
tempt, and 5ev too eft 30 Ard without quorum or
the iransacs,n OF the pubic ersiaess.
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Arrivals and Dspartures.

Attee Clarendon Hotel Dr. =. end MIRA HoAendshl A.
p. fuller Rosi1n VIM n Thompson Wrn Martin j. neu,
ali q Resbss sew YORK; !, sot,-isht charles Norris
ter Z. y McIlfae Ba'inore Chew Cockleburg Bel
ipm 4. tchnendler, England
From Rchr1crd d, &c, IN the sseAuship Mss
Jolly Mrs suer Miss hsoi1 stephens J.y. 2 A
Jay. nJss rsllngr Mise saN,rd Bots Parker Ma
4 sharp and s'rvsut Miss eiuo,s Mr. wllisus, d D
Csbon. ard two children Mrs Osborne Mrs avshnore sad
.on 3 h.sh, liana Finley, GRAFT wlli.ms Isssc
townsend kee and lady, Mis Fooreret, M,ss . Sos
e pS 80 Ke1sg sn. brss children and nurs. Mrs Lung
sr,,b sM.hs~sy John nipsips mss NJ !. NTH Miss z q
s's I,sI Stsssle, ~eassr h,ss wssser Me. shs
sp,, Baker, W Archer, Captain Elliott and
hmi'y ~ Coates, A Crowder, Elliot, Mrs Usnuen.
pets, Two eses Gordon, Cfump, q Parker, william
naLson, - ssapk edward ktr bbs K Csssou, J
me,mae Il katbtone q y alter " ayaut W finch, " Il
pNderove, Harvey, P,e'zxer william Kreuser, j 4
Bo~ies y thay, Richardson, W Ricbsrfson, Il p
nv re sn ~ klhst wilkinson. Omephsuser,
george II Brown, and IN The stscfase
FROM Hsvre In Tie ship VIM Frolhns Davis Of
From Buenos Ayres, IN the shlD sporsmsn-r r King.
rrooa sntnos Asres 10 the bs-t pswn-Dr Kennedy.
offhnsoo'phm JOS q story OF Brooklyn.
from rsmo"'s ia, In the schr LaneH Hulson and lady.
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Marriages and Deaths In California.


BEAHM-EoI1ERMAN.-In Weavervlle, June &c. by Rev.
Father OReiiy NcpoIas Beahm to Margaret Rollerman
ElIIo1T- MoGlLLksALL Al Pine Grove, June 20, by
Rev Father Delanaunty, Thomas E. Elliott to susan Nc
G,llepal.
HEwE'r--LAMrE,-In Nevada, July l, by Rev. NJ. Dry
den, Al drew Bewett to Charlotte Lampe.
KISNEY-ARNoLD AT Arnold's Ranch, Nevada county,
J.n" 20, by Squire Post, T. Kinney 70 Emma Arnold
hcss,A-GAsDNLR.-at Ccon Roliow, Ia "'aao county
July ., james M;scth 10 Ella Gardner
MoRRIsoS-hERwIN.-In san Francisco, July 4, by the
Rev, Father Marasca, Sir. c. J. Morrison 10 GGs Eliza
Kerwin.
srAirrR-IsHMAsN-- San Francisco, July 9, by Rev.
r C. Ever, james Slater, Of Sauta Cruz, TO Elizabeth
Leshmanp
JUS g. John q. Scott to Alice Pryde '''
TuDRR--CLARK.-AtRs Rave rsnch Nevada county Jnns
10 A. wider TO Ida Class.
woop-fAsslNG At Men 3ocuo, June 2s, T N. Wood IA
Mary Lansing, daughter OF d. 5. Lansing
AsurrRrp In Marysvi:ls, jNiy s. William Ashfed, o.
Rot peeter, New York.
BAILEY drowned 10 zoe Sac amea'o rver, July q,
Joseph " Bailey aged 10 yeas.
Conn CoRNEnU s--IDANKpSAsM nexcan BANK, on inc
Sou.n Yuoa Nevada county, June n, Herman Edward
cs.r, fson Rueela ssed y; O. heary oorneas, ison
FROM The p,ce, aged 80. The deceased we're all
drowned by seuodeu HOOD
FAIL Ia San FRANCISCO July g. In the 35th year nor
age, Jennie r., wife Of John C. Fall.
FAuIKs I'm San Francisco. July 8, Edward Faulks, a
native OF North Waes, aged 80 years.
FIAsHNER In Los Angeles, June q, Marcus Flashner.
BoiMAs AT Temecuia, san Diego county, June 49, Da
vid Holman, Latve Of Gutenberg, Sweden, aged 81
years.
HAeAR in San Francisco july I Robert Hagar eldest
chic Of Robert and Jane +. Wells, aged years..
1sAm - On board the ship Georges, June 20, OF con.
sumption, Ambrose Leach, aged 66 years.
bCioNALD In Los Angeles, June %, very suddenly,
John McOonslo native OF Glasgow Scotland aged 40
years He leaves rereaved wife and children
hts sudden death.
sAnoSY-In stockton, July q Thomas Mahony, aged 20
yearR,
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Supreme COurt-Speclal Term.
TIE RESERVOIR GATES.

CIrRKs 1.-THE decision of the general term Of this dis
tric the Of the people the relation of Dsoore
aganst the Croon Aqueduct Department controls case
The main point OF that decision, which, in my mind
renders all other considerations WAS that the
heads Of departments cannot make sgp or execute any
contracts without the approval OF the Common Council
They are merely executive officers, who when the work
10 ordered, arc 10 originate the CONTRACTS and complete
the and form them It then remains for the Com
mon Council to conhcm them Before done by the
Common Council contract il efectualy and legally
made and OF course right Of action in favor
Of the contractor. Having been member OF the genersl
Term be ore whom that case argued deemedhaa
necessary 10 consider the questions relating 10 the reu
arity Of bids or estimates which were SO elaoorstey
srgned before and II had devoived upon me 70 ae
liver the opinion Of the Court, would have oased t1e
decision entirely and exclusively upon this single srouau
The application for the msndamus must be therefore a
MED with $40 costs, ard the application for an ~
In the other action be attended WIFE we INC re
sut If the pa,ntffs are not entitled 10 mauoAmus,
they are certainly not entitled TO an tpjuncnoa taey
have no ttter right than any other czens 10 mstan
an action against Inc Corporation TO restrain them from
makrr any other Contract than that whieh they deem
exneaieut If they betray their trust their oorsttr
srs mis- In not be mode o. refressing on punishingit
IN he Nafr of Miss L,sc This missing youag lsdy
xasf,sofed 10 mother, and tae habeas corpus WIS
~ al end
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been repOvied 70 him not; the bridge WAS repaired
about year aimee, ON my reporting.
The jury reasseua 6ied this morning, and
Benjamin " Smith, Arcn,tect, Of snM city, vss srcrp,
and testified that be had yesterday examined the fallen
structure and found the timbeIs very rotten, and bis
opinion wss that the accident csuaet ny the rotc
ness OF the bridge and the train crossing 81 too great
speed.
James Cooley bridge repsrer Of the road testified that
apofsiop othe bfdye rotten, and tbst after examining
~ be bad In May last, reporoeo the ac n xr. Wc"s;
Mr. White lad Instructed w.taess 10 20. oa. timber
,or new Driage, ana vas az WORK upoa y snen tns
accident happened four or five trains had Dsaeed
over the bridge during sbe dsyone heavy freight train
OF Myty CARE tho br,ogs Of sixty ave fee.
after the ACCIDENT he Uncovered thac tmbers
more csaed than nc had suopoed; thinks tns hridss
broke aoopt twelve feet from the north side Gag
are orosred not 70 bridges faster tnsn fou
miles an hour, bat some have been IN the habit Of
ming at much greater speed and no had frequently
ported them 10 the Superuseudent In Nay last s;nss,
repaired the bridge ADD took out from both spds ~
braces, which we're cecayed, and replaced them 9th
sound timber previous 70 the accident w.ness stopped
gravel train ana passed over the bridge upon III he
watched the effect upon the bridge, and notices that 10
du mol give more than usual.
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should be- disrsrsrdea by the STATE COMMITTEES, Mr.
Wood intends 10 follow Il With an appeal to the democratic
syrsome delegates Who vii oppose the SELECTION OF
CnsrIeston dele cation by that body
In VI Woods train, At Congress- Hall, may DO seen
Cite little army Of 0noe hoiders. giving his faction
somewhat the appearance Of the al nnistration SIDE
Among them are II J. sedgwct the Postmaster OF syria
cure; PANE the Rochester Possm aster vice Butts
who "ddnr get t' g. Parker the Geneva postm aster
Mr. Getty, Postmaster a. osseso; D. B. Taylor, United
staes Despatch Agent EDDY Collector Of port Of
Bu1sio Edwin Cros veil, the Old War Hoe Hon. Gideon
j. Fucker Secretary OF state; and the following edors
B. WILDER, Batavia; G. W. Greene Goshen; John Crsmer
wa@uora. Annmoer Of others arrived o, Congress Hall
Al Congress Hall Is also Col soue, Of P,a,sburg, who
y An editor and member Of The state Commstee hon.
John hAther Ia at the Delavan and Mr. Ely his fellow
senator and Mr. Chaner, the MEMBER Of Assembly, are
We have said that knot of hsrds each one OF whom
looked ike moceSn Guy Faux concoctng guppo wder
plot, might DO hanging ABOUT the even
log They appear 10 be key 70 have tber hands full OF
business. II appears that Mr. Daniel Dickinson has in
his possession what he regards ample and convincing
PROOF that Fernando Wood h.s SET loot con
sprscy 10 divide the New York delegation Charleston
With view to the entire destruction of hopes az
NJ Dickinson may have 10 tuat Oonventoo and OF
spba ~ be may cherish In the future ros fact
has been made known TO the sdherents OF the white hsre
leader, and they rally around him With devoti that
is as praisewortby as II 10 Messrs WIlisms, RUSSELL
Gree and others the spot With the
70 battle Mr. Woods intrigue against the Bngu anton
ssfe. Jucge Allen, WnsioW @. Watson henry w. 8ogers
Of BaHao, .ad Francis Cutting, Of New York, Of sreck
prdge ouel notorety have addressed letters to
re Of the State Committee expressing their knowledge Of
Woods treschery Dickinson and their oppo
recent assaults on Mr. cKusan and the m,snipg OF that
fenteusns mysterious confidential visit the sane
tum OF the editors OF the Atlas and Argus, thus salts
factory explained.
The "rval houses closed until late boar last
night, or rsher until carly hour this mnrnng
the last gssght disappeared from the ssloon last
unterJ3ed democrat bannstered himself up stairs to oed
II must have beer evident all calm Observers that
,pned time was IN store for tho State Committee and the
Mil
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Hay CsoP IN MAINE.-The Rockland (Me.) De.
f says the value OF toe crop IN that Stale tais
year vf he ueacs ten n,uons Of doars II "a the most
Trrortaat c;lfe ( ID the safe.
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Argus IN the absence OF Mr. Cagger, called in for
consultation; but amongst he Delavau outsiders who
apparently tolk the cue from their ssders, the only
remsrk bestowed upon the Fernando Wood movement
was sneer,ng preston Of " sther tue Ast,r
House Committee suppofoi hey were strong enough 10
change the prog amme
cious knot Of hardsDelos De Wolf OF Oswego; CREEP of
OpopdsRa Russell, OF Us'e-; William Williams, of
Buffalo and other faithful friends OF Nc. Dtnie 5 Dcsr
ron, apparently working "whee within . wheel,
and prepared 70 drive their teeth into OF their old
associates OF tde hard shell order.
Fernando Wood calm, confident wary aud complscent,
took up his quarters AT Congress Hail. though In
tbs retpcci hs ambition prompted him to seek point
above his enemies. He drew around him, as he always
does--for ID Said Fernando pays the personal
expenses Of two thirds OF bis foi.owers-a large
purber Of friends, aud in hustle and excitement
Congress Hall was almost lively as tho Delsvan
But .. former house the leaders were bent on bust
pess and this rendered tbs outside fun less active In
deed there 10 NAKED distinction between Fernando
Wood and al The other New York democratic politicians
this respect; that while others distinguished for
heir roicsing, oarroon convivialiiy, M Wood Is re
served without being naughy and quiet without being
pnritapics he seems el~ays to a serious part TO
playa point 80 that requires mature thought aud
cool the private paror ia hts province
Other New Workers seem u political meetings for
be fun ef the thrg and 10 carry the day by loud
talking and strong Mr. Wood evidently on ha i'd
because he has pusnesa 70 do and his speech Is
o~ aad CONFIDENTIAL his pulse steady and hs brain cool
Every member Of tina we'll known Aston House Commit,
tee appointed TO- me purpose Of "basmonizng the de-
mocrscy, was present Al the meeting at Congress Hall last
night, except Judge Mitchell, OF Schenectady, who els
sPhed his Willingness in any action OF the 10
joriiy' proposition prepared By Mr. Wood was unau.
morsy adopteo by the mttee and WIS agreet TIA,
shoud % presented TO Mr.. Cigger or Mr. Riohmord
this rlorrng With request iha. 10 nigh. he lad before
tbe STATE COMMITTEE. Tots pyoroston g pscis, and con
ciliotv IN ~ sngusee and exhoYs ;ha Slate Oodiutee
TO conene Their cs 'og convention krlsiy 70 ths n0
ps'ou ~ Sanduses 10y saia o1ccr Hnd 20 taS adoption
OF State .Nicy, isssvhS All nifie-s relating a. ine
Charleston I.n,eniicn Vn.h aiier tha Sta,e election
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VARIETY.
wHIGar AND nRAsuaRs.

The following table Of the number Of
pounds Of various articles to The busbeI
nay b Of interest 10 our readers. Preserve
10, ssd is will b ssefsl for referees:
OF Wheat, sixty pounds,
OF sAsilsd Corn, 6ftysix pounds,
OF Csra enths cob, seventy pounds,
OF Rye, 6fty-six ponds,
OF Osts, tAirty-six pounds,
OF Barley, ferry pounds,
OF Potatoes, sixsy pousa.,
OF Bras, twenty 1ossds,
OF Clovsrssed, sixty pounds,
OF Timothy seed, foriy-6ve pounds,
OF Flax seed, forty Ave posnds,
VI Hsop sssd, forty -four pounds,
OF Duskvhsat ffty.tvo pounds,
OF Bloc srass seed, fourteen pounds,
or Castor beans, forty six psusds,
OF Dried Peaches. thirty three pounds,
OF Dried Apples, twenty. four Isusds,
OF Onions, fly seven poaads,
" Salt, fry possds,
OF Cora meal, forsy-eight pounds
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Thss we have The most reiiabls ape Airt,u au.
thoriiy Of the inuensie value and merit OF the
Copper Rcd and % our day every man 20 matter
how inhammaoie possessions, can cal mly sit down
In the mids Of the most violent thunder storm. and
feel PERFECTLY sure that IL he has taken the proper
precautions against lightning. HE sa.es are per.
iec,iy and thoroughly secure against all harm
We vil construct the copper rod and put !, upon
buidnss Tor thirty-hve cents per loot With points
insulators, Ac.. complete. Insurance con pani~s
make q reasoaahle allowances shea the copper rod
is put up TO building~
Address,
CAMPBELL LEE
AsG. ~, 81. Winchester, Va
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LESTER'S
IMPROVED SHUTTLE
LOCk-STITCH
Sc W ING MACHINES
Price $50 to $50

Ihis ~ The tiOst reliable Sewing Natbiusrr-f
onrfsd "a hts Bsfkei. beth In the qusity Cd. ..
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fings sesn N their cork gill hBd thha VI ctIss
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manner. and much nicer thAn he ofdiasrywE
Famtliss gao require mach sewing siN hst .s.t
h'r'ius peculiarly adapted other $50, .ss.-st
sayinE labor sboggh IN few mosth. 10 ,..afI.
silors ~iii had = Kfest saving bV us,o- IA So
INK Mschine. brsidss beiof si~ays.sg. q. A,e
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