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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-28

e. The following cases were before the
Supreme Court, in session at Desmoinss, on the
9Th inst:
sS.. State of Iowa vs. John Accola, Muscatine
county-affirmed.
70l. State of Iowa VS. John Middleton, Musca-
tine county-affirmed.
6sl. state OF Iowa vs. A. NJ. Yanpelt, Muscatine
eounty-affirmed.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-28
Edward Bates to be in LincOln's
Cabinet.

- -E-E-- aI OT. LOUIS, Dec. II.
The Democrat this morning announces by
authority that Mr.. Lincoln has offered Hon.
Edward Bates seat in the Cabinet; and
that the latter will accept the position and
probably be Secretary Of the Interior.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-28

So.Ro1rY OF CHANaE. = There is great
scarcity of silver change at this time among our
business men. Some of them refuse to sell q o'lne
or fifteen cents worth of goods if they are Obliged
70 change dollar bill in order to do so.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-28

TIE Snow STORM. - Thursday night we
were visited by . driving snow stern. the wino
prevailing from the North. The snow drifted con-
siderably, making sleighing difficult 1t was feared
the railroad track would be impossible, but the
trains had no trouble. IL
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-28
WEEKLY JOURNAL.
r.rms OF suDscripsion.

"a liberal deduction made on iaRssF advs'
tioemNuts. - aid
~AIl transieut sdvsssissmsnss must DC ps'0
tor n advance. ....... 4. --...----
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-28

~ 1t is only few days ago that the
Journal boosted that it was the only paper in Iowa
that took the dispatches es-Reuiew
What a pity our neighbor has such short
memory! He belongs to that class of people whom
the proverb says should have ''long memories
We stated some weeks ago that the JOURNAL was
the only paper on the line of the III. d M. H. K
taking dispatches, Which, at that time, was the
case It is evident to our citizens that the "hrst
class daily in Muscatine does not take dispatches
while the JOURNAL does.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-28

AFaLL. A drunken man fell from the
lower end of Pappoose bridge, on Second street.
last Saturday, distance of ten or twelve feet he
was fortunate enough to light in snow drlft, ana
wa. therefore, we understand, not seriously hurt
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-28

A SUGGEsTloN.-As the last freeze has
left our sidewalks in such condition as to render
"navigation'' extremely difficult, we suggest that
our citizens "spilP' few ashes in front OF their
respective doors. By SO doing walking will be
rendered more easy, and accidents of serious
nature may be prevented.
NIB Don't empty ashes in the street, as it
ypoils the sleighing.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-28

Pacific RAlLRoAD.-The Pacific Railroad
Bill which passed the House last week pro-
vides tor start from the Western borders
of Missouri and Iowa, the two con .gine
lines uniting within 200 miles of the Missouri
River, thence one lice to California 1t pro.
vides also for two converging lines from
Ft. Smith and the Western border of Louis
lana to unite with the Southern Pacific Road
chartered BY Texas. This bill passed The
House by vote of 65 to 7S. Some hopes
are entertained of it passing the Senate and
becoming law, if Buchanan does not veto
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-28

~D. s. Biles Esq, late editor OF the
Enquirer, lost fine cow, day or TWO ago, Dy ner
swallowing piece of lead; which MIR. Bilss thinks
must have occurred while eating bran.-Recaeao:
Does our friend Biles feed his cows on old type.
metal?
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-28
DIED,

On Friday morning, Decs 2lst, 1860, of conges.
ton Of the lungs, LlznE D., only child Of Charles
8. and Sarah D. Bartlett-aged years, months
and 26 days. - = z e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

5000 r;s cans, y.is1s Ssssi IS y inches, to
Is 3, H ss to
w weigh sasnty T.! asp Soiuna. o' 'h'ne'' to
100 rr ~ssb Tps Ssgs s By inches
>. $40 reams writing paper, Is BY 10 inches, to
,o weigh twenty two pounds per ream :,
@s.h r WIN. ooaRps, IL BY inches
All the papers designated in classes 8 and must
contain 4so perfect sheets to the ream, and no ont-
s,dsy CURES They are 20 be made OF tho best ma
and substantially envsoped. The papers in GLASS
White the Sizes and %sish,s :psoissd i i1
The right is reserved of ordering greater or less
quantity OF each and every kind contracted for in
sueh quantities ss the public service NAV reaniqe
Each class will be considered separately, and be
s ssseesss to separate contracts but bidders may
No proposals will be considered unless ;;coompa-
into an oblig ahon, with good and sufioisnt sure.
VIII Be- I this oos
none will be taken Into consideration unless sub
Ali the paper In the several classes must be de-.
IN Wasnns.Sn city. in good order, free of ali and
Inspection, count, weight and meaearemsnt of the
Superintendent, and be in al respects satisfao-
Samples Of all the paper REG uired may be seen q.
this once out bidders are TO furnish. with
Of the kinds BID for and apon Hes
proposals. may be based. The successful bidder I
ylil be required risidly to conform to their sam
Proposals. will be addressed to "JoHN HEART.
superintendent Of The Public Printing, Washing
r ns', aud endorsed Proposals for slppl{lnE Pa
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ARRIVALS THE BOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-Capt y Dawson, q
sA; w Shfbling, Va; A b Redneld and Iy. CT:
w Wsstorook, NIX; ID Fealy, =; Mrs James
Andrews, Miss Andrews, Bracket, Mass; j o
Adams, Md; Brooke, Pa; III NJ Maywood
Miss haywood, Mis- Mcdowell, sc; DR. K Biaoi-
burn, VA w Johnson, Ark; L n Jewell, p
Bnkey. Fl Scott Thos Rimber, Pa; Hill. {,
Black, Smith, w Gross, Md; Loon, La;
Or Stuart, Va; Morris, Pa; West, DC; DR.
Clarke, Ga; Lawrence, Cal; T Tehe, Va; JI.aw-
renee, Cal; Mr. johnson, Va; T ] Alexander, w
A Tucker, Md; Rullmery NY; g Fletcher Pa;
w Hopkins, e Gibson, Judge Grain. Nd; j T
Pingree and ", Moore, Miss McClain, NY; H
Blackstone, Pa. ---.
BROWNS HOTEL.-Hon A Boteler, ] Curd
w Morris, Va; Gerdes, CS; A Hostetter, r ID
Hickman, o Wells, Lacy, Pa; Wilkes and
ly, Col W Anderson, Maj Walker, Or Q Her
yesta and ly, Rev w Crawford, DIR w Bell, va:
Brown, + Sherman, w Barron, w Carmichael,
and ly, NY.
HARDWOOD house. Baker. I Whit.
Pa z savage, NY; Lawton, Navy; N Arnon,
Ny Capt w Reynolds and ly, USA; Hewitt
Farrier, A Givens Anderson, n Brooke
va Abbott, NC; Brackenbury, La; C Chat.
Zee, Mass; Mrs Blades, Ala; Campbell, Pa; j w
Ashmead, A Gilmrn, NY. "
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RER p5s E Fak FSsEs FEs FhS PA
OTRIcE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC PRIsrIye}
WASHINGTON. October 2gl86O, {

Washington. October a,sisso. So
Ia pursuaaoe OF the provi lions Of the "sct 10 pro
sroysd AnsSss isss, and Of the ios .sesion of
the act entitled "An act making spprcprlations for
GovsfHment for the year srdins June %, isso,s
proved March s, 1859. sealed Proposals win be re-
Monday sd day. Of Deosmbsr next At o'sIoei,
70, for furnishing the paper that may be required
ft as GS Printing Cr the ending on tho
The subjoined list specifies. Is nearly ~ oan be
81 q IT. 5. s1s
80 CLAssl. az
sesm 81 hs Printing psPes SrSss
pounds to the feam Of $50 sheets.
U rem e :, ss Pcsnnt SsRs
pounds to the reaQ Of $50 sheets. =
ESQ Us - = CLASS -h+sE's -
.S $50 nssms iiupsshns P5,nslns pspsr hard sized
and g wsish forty EIGHT pounds to the rsam Of
e sd and
to weigh fifty pounds to the ream Of $50 sheets.
- Class
endere "uoS .. may sna
inches, and weighing twenty pounds per rsam Of
- lCLAss ~
The fibre OF the paper dsesch Of the abovs nls,ses
with mineral and other substances, ard Of far
yhlssnsss, AID put up in cures of twenty -four
each ream 70 contain 40 perfect shssn Unifofmi.
ty In color, and weight Wilt be REQ
o. ss .s.uSsis
Will be received, and the gross weight will In all
be M1InF Of
considered q violation of tbs contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09
OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
FROM fHE UNIrEe SrArra
EAGLE IRON WORKS.
- CoRsEa OHIO Av. AND TH,RrxESSH ar.

IT, EniSocoNS CAiIORIC ENGINES,
Inc undersigned have been appointed sole arents
this city for the manufacture sale Of the Above
EnsInes. and are prepared to supply al osders Win
Prornp'nsss and dlspasc6. These enSSns. b.vs
been satisfactorily introduced, and are now nractio
SaIy employed In bakeries; by bookbiuders. for
33oxSsood cutting BY cabinet makers; for drawing
domestic pstoo.es buildings; Tor pumping; for
ghhins cottoa; grinding quartz; grindin r paints.
sIinohs sugar cane on plantations in Cnha: for
n3istIhsi L,r knitting nachines; b. manufacturers
pa od ware; OF printers material of silver ware
oi egncultural implements; of matches: of hooneJ
sss; ior pumping at rsirosd stat ons and on board
snlps, lor sewing machines; for Job printing and
prlnnnK daily newspapers for yarious planfatinn
uses Rr saving and planning lumber; for pickinr
nelI Ioa poshing oomBs; for shoemak srs usss: for
Ssno ning; taInlnx tob tcco cutting and puIyer
ling, "a panne rles and re making establishing nts:
Ior soua water manufacture; for bone crnshinS,
ma ina,alns; sowIns grinding cutlery &c They
require no engineers; no water; and eon.nmss
xEsry little mei. Any pc. SON dssrous Of using these
Engines, can BY application the unde nat 70
S e. ,tse lumber OF testimonials from persons
sakisiactien IN their operation and use eA'''e
frlces OF the Engines establ shed by tbe Pal,
" @Ho Iei-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

The DIAMOND MAKER This machine. of which
notices have been made saws the Sacramento
News. Is now about completed. Ii Is really fine
piece OF mechanism. The entire weight of the
machinery 10 not less than 1900 pounds The
pail alone which Is to receive the condensed car
bon, weighs 600 pounds The other machinery
Is placed upon platform to which wheels are at
ached The owners are now awaiting the arrival
OF some pure platina, which is expected by the
pertinent. As an immense amount of pressure can
and win be applied in the trial, It is not certain
whether :here 10 strength enough In the heavy
machinery to bear IL, consequently place will be
selected to-day, at some distance from the city
and at some point remote from dwelling houses
where tie experiment. viii be tried should some,
thing burst in snch locality, there will be less
mischief done than II the disaster should occur in
populous locality. - u -
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J; AUGUSTUS JOHNSON, Cor. Secs

OvER-woRKBD WOMEN An over-worked wo-
man Is always sad sight, sadder crest deal
than an oyer-wOrked man, because she 10 20 much
more fertile in capacities Of suffering than man
She has as many varieties Of headaches sometimes
as IL Jael were driving the nail that killed S!sera
into her temples, somet mes letting her work
with half her brain, while the other half throbs
as IL Il would go to pieces, sometimes tightening
round the brows as IL her cap bands were Luke's
Iron crown; and then her neuralgias, and her
back aches, and her fts Of depression, in which
she thinks she Is nothing, and less than nothing
and those paroxysms which men speak sighting.
ly Of as hystercal commissions that 10 all only not
commonly fatal ones. 30 many trials w hich belong
70 her hne and mobile structure that she IL aw avs
entitled to pity when she is placed In conditions
which develop her nervous tendencies-Dr. O.
w. Holnss. = -
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MISCELLANpDUs.
pIoNEER sTEAMMARBLE AND BROWN
u STONE WORKS.

Il STONE WORKS
The subscriber begs leave to inform the citiseps
Of warrington. GEORGETOWN and Alexandria that
he has added to his long established business the
auxLlary OF steam power for saving and manufao-,
rious branches, Marble Mantels, Table and Wash
stand Tops, Tile, Monuments, Tomb and Head
stones, SLABS, Window Llnteis, SilIs, steps and
Platorms, Having sed large stock ofitalian
MaI In block frem hrst hands at the rates
ne feels oonhdent Of being able TO furnish Marble
~ e low as il can be purchased in New York,
fhladeiphla, or Baltimore. The trade supplied
with Italian Marble in block or slabs at the same
rate as furnished in n CIV York, and on acoommo-
9atns terms. Also, on hand, large supply of
Putty q New York prices. Encourage the enter
PRISE; II VIII be an ecquisition TO the city.
ALEX. RUTHERFORD.
Pioneer Sfsam Mayble aaf Byosra SSoae Works,
Pa. av., COR. Thirteenth st.,
IN u jim - washington, ID. g.
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MEDICINES


II
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- $50. LOCK H0SrIYAL
Has Dssssswsd ~ ssea Csrssss, SPEEDY, ssx s-l,
Efsessai Rsssdy - as World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IhPRUDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DELIclcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMBD ATELY.
a CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
vsrh.ss Of the s.ss, svnsurs. Ass,a..s .fss. ns.s
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.ss. ssrvss, .st essi,.s's vSs had lest al ssps have
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assueaA, less 81 Prssrsstvs Fewer Hsrv{ss svi,aSy
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had speedily sErsd-
ZEE .sS saUesss q. s.s:s ..
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sspsnen Of The Pspsss and many psrssns sssss a
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09
THE EVENING STAR.

Tux sy,,AS MassAcRrs.- The following COM
municatioa is the latest intelligence fsom Syria:
In1lo- american Relief Coulnlittes, BsgroE.
Svris. Ociobsr II-Slr: Since The aafe Of our last
communication we avefeceived further report
on the state Of the refugees at Tyre, and have
heard that the Government has directed sum of
Auxiliary Committee has had a sum Of 10 600 pi-
a.ters placed at Its disposal together with supply
of medicines, and has been authorized to take
such measures as may be necessary to amelior4te
the miserable condition IN which q. large proper
ton Of those refugees seem to be. We have been
unable to take any further steps towards sending
the refugees from the districts around the source
of the Jordan 70 their homes, as they do not feel
that their lives Would be safe were they to return
thithef, aswss proposed to gather In the olive
crops and resume their az -icultural iabos.
The information we receive from Damascus
stored among the Christians of that city, who are
now In dread Of another massacre and we believe
that the Damascus refugees will not leave Bey-
rout voluntarily, as thsy believe that the Arabs
and Druses are planning another attack upon Da-
mascus and will therefore become dependent
upon TIE Relief Committee here, II the Turkish
authorities carry their threats into execution, and
cease to relieve those who will not return to that
city. Fnad Pasha has gone thither for the pur-
pose Of restoring confidence and tranquility A
hospital has been esta bfished by our Committee
In Damascus, and Z, 500 sick are reported by the
native clergy as requiring the attentions Of the
medical staff already there, composed Of three
physicians and one apothecaryS
We have received from Berlin a arst remittance
OF f3O0 sterling, through NJ. Weber, the Prussian
Consul, and two Prussian deaconeSscs have ar
rived, who. together with a third expected from
Jerusalem, who is acquainted with the habits and
language Of the people, propose to assist in the
care Of the sick and the orphans From the tenor
Of our private correspondence from Jaffa, and
having received no reply to letter to DIR Kayal
we see no necessity for the establishment of an
auxiliary committee In that town, in which we
cannot learn that any refugees from the L. banon
exist, although thev are now, as at all times,
many poor inhabitants. .-.--. -a.E. -
We have the honor to remain, very respectfully,
your most obedient servants, .'..-'l.
J. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON, o.
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THE UNION WILL y, STAMP, NO MATTER

Consequently shall remain IN Warrington and
and r3I%op YH%r Il Gd
ing in al Its branches. Old Glazing promptly at
Furniture in the best style also, call attention
TO the Painting of < oofs and Brick Walls.
Fl sSSvs ID, DC Is CHEAP the
and fellow citizens of the District. PunctualIty
strictly observed, and work done in the best man
uer.
You will please mind your stops and stop at M.
+ PAkKER'S Painting Establishment, No. So :
% % =! Louisiana av., north side, between 9Th
and It'll SITS. .-. = 49,
p. 8, Signs put up free Of charge, a. usual.
Sim
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OUARTEKMAsTER,s OFFICE,

WAsHTScroN October {, 1850
shs is. dsa 81
November next for furnishin: by contract TO the
nsps. CScs The
The Assistant 9u.IteImsster. u: s. NJ. C., Phils-
400 unifofm caps With plate. complete ~
red y0I.ssd pompon, ball shape inches in
ss 3s ass 2 and ;:ss
600 sets ep.uIet.e bullion for private. .,
5000 y.sSi y Il linen for pants 30 inches wde to
1850 yard. dsif ke1ssy all wool free from hair
diso Wool Td ged % weigh q o. to tho 'ard'n
5000 y.fd. .Ey 6ss Jersey all WOOL. free from hair,
aiso Wool ~ dys % weigh 2 oz.per yard, TIN
5000 Yards white line for Shirts so inches wide, to
%s ..ss ; .ss I'll sss
four SS. in. i.Sai r.. IN q:
With suRS 5G's sng P ssi:.s Of
{ inm. 70 weigh pounds per dozen pairs. free
100 f ninsS HaRs with o9ys, to be made of blue
diso WOO dysd,) n inches wide. TO Weigh
800 yard: s.I{ rs 81. flannel for ov.r..ol. al
x xsisb i & S.I T9 sId inches ~id: to
WIje. In wei,S ts ~, tovUh,nsSi oye,'o4 inohes
,o DARK Blue s.sd s Cloth or uniform coats.
gn %s wool .dyed,) 81 inches wide, to weigh
1000 yards Canton flannel for drawers, ?, inobe.
ON Wild, to weigh or per gard ''N'
sO peIcnssion cap pouches
800 90 6syoDet .eebbards, with brass mountings /
IS masioisDs' swords
SSsSx;s sss$ ) fts.. osaov,
100 drum heads, tbatter)
Is do do (snare)
500 mu.set slir g OF black leather sutss
= DO DO DO DC I Ss.s Dc Dc 90 90 j
For making and trimming vatob coat.. ,ar-
fern costs fatigue coats for tho sn sans. ssSs.. Sh
G9lpofass, ma ,iolan., ana privates Eoole9 pants;
sacks; linen shirts; and red and Due jscSsts for
j., Az III the shove mentioned article. must conform
the Qfice of the Qusrtsrmsster Marine Corps.
.;s: Cd
marine stations Brooklyn, N: Y, and Boston,
ssss and be
R S.; :: 4: %si
OF sSs the fDd will be bound e
o. that done, they Vii Ds arsssn Sdsy
his expense: Each proposal must be accompsnied
W sho ioHoWine guarantee: 49,
Form Of Gsarantsa ttff.= (
9 LIE sts Of SfndersiEnsS. -@,,of,s Of. s:-,in the
hereby in the The fSfssSn1 bid
OF for supplies, as above de,cribed be
accepted, he or they will, within ten DAYS after
me receipt oil the Contract ct the post ofoe named
execute the contract for the sans with rood and
sumcient seouritlee; and In case the sald 49,
snail fel 70 enter into contract, a. aforesaid We
guarantees TO make good the difference between
be accepted. A h. c;naIantor'
EF, Witness. D'"uaIanIor.
-. 1900. y q.
! hereby certify that the above namo, -
are Known 70 me as men OF property, And able to
m tooa ~ or guarantee g. II.
NJ 10 b sisned BY the Uaited States District Jud.e
Sniteo STATES District Attorney, or Colleotor
N0 proposal Will oe considered unjeas soe am m
nice BY the above guarantees sSSSAAre
NeGspepers authorised to publish the above will
seaa ne containing the 6rst insertion 10 this
The bidders place Of business, or mann f.ctp,;p,
o osano, must be specifically stated in he
Proposal. to be endorsed Proposals for Sup
signed. W the unoer-
Contracts will be awarded to the lovs.. ,..,o,.
sioie bidder furnishing the equiIed securities.
o,x,. w. b. SLACK,
W o-A6 Wv Qu8rtermaafar n
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The above PURE WHISKY, COPPER D,srrIIxn
PROM MATTED GRAIN, being superior and uniform
IN quality, and highly improved BY age is preferred
larry recommended by the best physicians and
chemists IS possessing all the requirements Of q
TIRE Tonic lnrtgorat0r and Remedial Agent.
The SchuylkIll Water of Philadelphia, used in
the dis lllation Of this Whisky is proved by analy
Sta ties and to this may, in great degree, be at
tributed the excellence of this w hisky.
For sale by FREEMAN SIMPSON
Phenix DistIllsry,
On the SchuylkllI river, PhiIadephis
Ohces-96 Wall street, New York 1O9 South
Front street, Philadelphia.
And osn DO had in WASHINGTON of Ssmuel Bacon
Rsr D; Kennedy & Pugh, sos West III ct Muir
rsy Sepmes, 40! p av.; j.; Wilson,, 337
Purdy, 403 Pa Az; WIN: Bryan, - Market sp.;
Moore Ci.sell Co, 3s7 We.t It'll st; G. F. Gu
lick, $50 N. J. av A. Gaddis. Jr., d Co., NJ COR
ner East 18th !; Edward Hall, 40 Market Space ; E.
=. WhIte Co SO La av.; John II. Semmes &
Co. S23 West Ninth 1t. 90 61m
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III In letter TO one Of the New York CITY
papers, Professor Hackley reiterates his opinion
70 the canse OF the aurora boreals and shooting
s.ats VIZ that they have their origin in the spots
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uce, ArehItectu,aI Castings, from any designs that
may De FURNISHED. as cheap can be obtained else
sry; high or low pressure; 20 And rist m,iis S
Sn'1sno' or other prssses boilers fer heating
al kinds. -' A1 io'shs Oh
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