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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30
THE REBEL BATTERIES ON THE POTOMAC.


PHILADRLPmA, Sept 20 1861.
The steamer Delaware, Captain Cannon, from Washing
ton where she landed three hundred Sailors arrived at
the Philadelphia Navy Yard yesterday. The Delaware
left Philadelphia on Tuesday last, and made fine run
until just below Cedar Point when the United States pro-
peler Planet msaking her for OF the gunboats at
anchor, attempted to her bow speak her. when
collision occurred which cut OF the Delaware's fore
foot, sinking tho propeller almost Immediately. Took
OF the propeers crew. and laid by the wreck for nearly
three hours.
All the government vessels reported new battery at
Occoquan; therefore the d. anchored and remained
until daylight the next morning, when started with the
feet at Aqua Creek with determination to run tho
battery fpossible. As as the Delaware came In
range they opened fire, although three and half miles
distant and every shot struck either few feet short or
just passed over the vessel AS the Delaware up
range d the battery tho American ensign up
the main peak which seemed to rritate those the bat
tcry a they seemed more vicious and determined the
Delaware escaped them.
I1e steamer landed her passengers In safety at the
Navy Yard IN Washington, and at O'Clock p. N. on
Thursday left again for Philadelphia, and in passing the
passed unobserved At two o. lock on Saturday morning
the d. put into the Patuxent and rode tho gale
but very few vessels in the Chesapeake but there seemed
to be large fleet at Fortress Monroe On Saturday night
met the steamship Kens1gton of Cape May bound for
Boston The Delaware viii go tho dry dock TO
(Monday) and Will resume her trips between Phiadel-
phia and New York on Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30
FROM MISSOURI.

COLONEL MULLIGAN's HERoEs-ARREsT OF REBEL
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20, 1861
Colonel Mulligans regiment arrived here yesterday
and marched to Benons barracks where they will be
paid Off
One Jackson Qugg, Who is believed to have fought in
the rebel ranks under Price at Lexington, arrested
yesterday a spy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30
THE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.


In the Senate the committee report the Ewing
Snetoosh and j. Swarp, members Of the Legislature
illegal and unwarrantable grounds and have procured
their release.
The thanks Of the General Assembly voted 70 the
Ohio Indiana and Illinois troops for their aid arrestng
the invasion of Kentucky.
Nothing done OF Importance in The House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30

population Of 70 pc >s slow an average increase Of
ases aa0w an fcent, whereas, the four loyal slave
of then-Mss 'orage increase OF "a per cent and ono
state oeine Mr'-of 10 per cent, the increase that
bondks SC ooo,27a, Tennessee, the rebel State whose
mhn h'n our market generally par with Missouri
ce Creased population only 1O7 100 or barely ten per
at These important 10 those who are holding
tire bonds of the above States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30

interesting Letter from Captain vOg-
des, OF Fort Pickens, to Captain Bailey,
or the Steam Frigate Colorado,
FoRr PICxFNs Slant

DEAR CAPTAIN
Another specimen Of the "contraband Of war'' came
over from Pensacola last night He says the enemy
very much in want Of ammunition and provisions About
200 OF them deserted yesterday
There Is no business transacted in Pensacola People
arc tired Of war; and very much afraid that will burn
their town down. You killed thirty Of them the other
night, principally with the canster-'smashed them all
up" to use the original expression
Some troops here have gone to Richmond They don't
say anything about fight at Washington but talk Of
"there going to boa little at Richmond should not
DC saprtsed If the famous advance on Washington should
prove to Dc nothing than thin curtain Of troops spread
out IN front Of oar lines TO the removal of their
ser'dt and retrograde movement towards Richmond
Most of the people over the way are tired Of the ,ar,
ana udnt peace on any terms Very few troops
milton at New Orleans. All the young have gone
the war Please send the latest news from the West
Come ashore and dine tomorrow. Yours, truly.
j. vOGDES.
To CART + BAILEY, United States Navy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30
UNION GUARD, UNITED STATES vOLUN.
TIERS

COL j. Joachimssens regiment is progressing steadily
towards completion. To-day the command will pitch
their tents a, New York. formerly occupied by the
Washington Greys Forty seventh regiment, Col Moore
Recruiting Offices have been established in several cities
OF the Union and to the present time three full com
pane have been mustered into the United States service
Recruits are Immediately furnished uniforms enlist
ing. The headquarters are at 412 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30
AFFAIRS IN BOSTON,

Boston, Sept. %, 1851
Governor Andrew has promoted Captain Frank E. Howe
Assistant Quartermaster in New York, to Lieutenant
Coionecy
beautiful banner viii be presented Senator Wilson's
regiment the review in Boston Hon. Robert C. Win.
throp is TO make the presentation speech.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30

DINER soldier and stopped down to pick up stone, when
ms comrade fired his piece the ball passing through his
arm and leg, inlotng such wounds will perhaps rem
der necessary the amputation of both limbs Shannon
is now In one Of the military hospitals in this city.
Mayor Berret has returned to the city OF Washington
wiser man than when he left H. He looks very well,
ana says that his treatment in Fort lafayette might have
been worse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 81, 1861.
Affairs at the Cdpial-Rapid improvement Of the Army
Security of the Cty-Sr1nishes Nth the Enemy-Deah
of Captain Lincenfelder-DcaiIs IF the Reconnaissance
Falls Church-Shoong in tte Sickly Brigade dc.
Washington is perfectly quiet The Goth September
the day the leaders of the rebel army to have
made famous by the capture of the capital and the dis
person of the federal army-has come and and yet
the national government stands where has STOOD
and the embatted hosts Of the united republic hold
watch and ward at every avenue by which it may be
approached The rebel hordes, like the Huns Of Ata
may thunder at its gates, and the hoofs Of their war
horses may resound the confines Of its deences but
their sacriegous bands longer hope TO enter
sacred precincts till they learn to bend the hinges of
their knees to the constituted authorities OF the land
Every day that passes adds strength 10 cause,
while procrastnaton and delay than death to
the enemy. The whole Of the lines OF the Union army
are now in most admirable state Of defence aud it
would cost the enemy of blood capture or even
attack either of intrcnched positions Since General
Mcclellan has assumed the command of the army the
most extraordinary results have been attained Our i'm
forces longer consist of and inexperienced
men, unused to the practice of arms and the onerous i
ties of soldiers active life. The soldiers in our camps
present all the appearance, in dri, discipline and
efficiency of veterans who have served armies all their
by volunteers for the profession Of arms Men from
every part Of the loyal States who but few months ego
engaged in the peaceful arts of trade and
commerce, have suddenly, and as if by magic
been converted into steady, reliable bold and
efficient soldiers. The drill Of of the regi.
mens and brigades on the Potomac, when the brief
of their service is considered may be said 10 b,
equal to any Of the regular troops of the Old World into
whose heads the manual Of has been beaten during
long years of service And the OF this is obvious
Our young men, and many old too have laid aside
their tools CT trade their pows and their pens up
their and rifles behalf Of great principle which
they fully comprehend. They are not hidden. like the
hrengs Of despots to march into battle and shed their
blood for cause in which they have interest and
which they expected to understand Our voun-
teers moved by the patrr and they bring into
armies all that intelligence and information that have
made them such gigantic competitors with the whole
world in all the useful arts OF them it NAV be yerv
truly said that-they know their rights and knowing dare
maintain them. 1t is an undenabe fact that sue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30
THE LOYAL AND DIS

The following table shows the population of the fifteen
slave States and the increase Of each State in the ast
years will be glance that In securing the
four loyal have those which are increasing most
ranidlv in wealth nd pOpulation-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17
TNPECTIN1,
Tine Persian Fever Charm.

For the prsycptioa cure Of Fever md Ague
and Billions FevcrA. This wender<ul remedy
was brought to The knowledge IT the present
uroprictors bv 4 friend who has been a great
traveller in Persia and the Holy Lard
While going down the river Eaphrates, he
experienced a severe attack Of Fever and Ague.
tDn discovering his condition, one ct the Boat
mcu teek frem his person an Amulet, saying.
{. Wear ,Ais aud no Fever will teaci, You" Al
though i~ncrcdulous AZ to it's virtues; he COM
piled, and experienced immediate relief, and
has since always found it mn ~oifectual piotcc-
ton Fl, IN all male rious complaints.
On further investigation he found that the
boatmcn attributed to it ssirac.tloMs powers, aud
said that it could only be obtained from the
Priests Of the SUM-. Sometime afterwards, the
gentleman in convcrsing with a Priest obtain
- from him the secret Of ite preparation, and
s.c.rt.inee,.. where the medicinal herbs were
sound. Of which it w::ss compounded. The wond,
q, III virtues Of this article n..s.c INDUCED an
t'ticf in tie minds Of the natives IN the .-.rac-
u Gus healing powers oftheir Priests.
since his return to America, 1t has been
tried with thehqppiest effect by several ladies
and Gsntle0sn Of high chagacter, who hare
given II ths most unquaHae4 pssiss. This
remedy having been specific IN Persie for
hundreds o. years, for the preventiqa apa eAre
ohprAd 10 ths American people.
It will be ssnt by mail, prepaid, with full
directions for use. on receipt. Of ono dollar
Principal Depot and Mandatory, iSS Nain
st., Richmond, Va, Brunch QOics, Bank Of
Commerce Building, Nov York. Address
rv2nsvly. JOHN WILCOX 8 co.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17
Origlnal Notice No. 6.

State az Iowa, Tama County, s. 5
70 John Heritage and Caroline lIerbAKc his
wife. Joseph Eane.doll, /. S. Snyder, Helen
Marshall. G Franklin Marshall and Mary
Ellen Marshall.
You and each of you arc hereby notified that
there is now OH file in the ct1ic Of the clerk
Of the Distric. court in lama count!y, +" petit
ton of .!sorgan Reno claiming Of yen the fore.
closure If a Mor,g .ge therein described, and
TINT unlc, s You appear thereto and Defend CD
or before tie first day Of the next Term OF
snia court Il. BIO holden in said co,nty 10 wit
On iae Ii,L dAv 1T February, A. y. 1851. Dc
fault viii lie en.,red against you and judy
n,e,;t rendered the"eon.
dan. 9Th. lsGi. isaac l.. allen,
nlo-tw. Atty for Plaintiff.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17
.. X. WEIR.

sens Of Toledo and vicinity, that be 10 perma-
nently locatsd In this place, offers hisssrvices
Is . practiouer Of tho German, French + Span
ish mode q medical treatment, 80 SUCCESSFULLY
practiesd Of late In Francs, Spain and America.
lie NOT only ascertains the nature Of disease,
- formerly practiced by physicians. but passes
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may be. Those living at : distance
and unable to visit him, can be created by
sending him ! clear viki full Of their morning
urine, from which the disease will 10 asccr-
tainsd, Female eo,nplaints in a,ltheir various
fotms treated carefully and ccpAdcntiaily. !
will attend ID all cabs promptly. Residence
and office one door South Of the sPeoplss
Store y, 4. WIEN.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17
nlo-4w.
Original Notice No. ..

State Of Iowa, 1ama County 8. s.
To Joseph a. Brown and Martha 4. Efown
his wife, llall & Honorc, William II. Bolton,
I. Walter jackson, Ulitncy, Lyon 4 Bro,
Benedict Mallory and Fnrhati, Tbs State Of
lrwa and OEinnor 4 llonorc.
You and each Of ycu are hereby notified
hat there is now on file in the office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court in TaMa County.
> petition Of George 4. licyt and Amos Aver.
claiming nrycn the foreclosure OF q mortgage
therein described, and that unless YOU appear
thcyetc and Defend on or besorc tho first dry
Of the next Term o, said Court to be holden
n said cunu.v. to-wit: The lith Day OF Feb
ruary A. D.: 1851, Default will be entered n
gainst you and Judgment rendered thereon.
Jan. 9TH, 1861. Ishac l.. Allen.
n1U-4w. Atty for Plaintiff.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17
notice.

In consequence Of a petition having
been presented to the Board Of Sci'oni
Directors Of the City School District Of
Toledo, Tama county, Iowa, by the
electors Of said District, asking Of said
Board TO postpone the Letting Of the
Building Of \ School House in said
District, as advertised to be on the 9th
inst.
II Is therefore ordered by the Board
Of Rfreetors. that the letting be post
Ipope4 lEk,r III. te,lp Of three weeks from
this date ; aud that plans and speciiica-
lions be solicited from Mechanics and
others, Tor the space of one week from
this date 10 be pareseHted to the Board
on or before. the 24tf Inst, for their
considerstiQp;i - follows. viz; Il.
The best, plae Tor q frame house o0m.
Inning comfort, convenience, strength,
and daaFaSiity; and secondly !.
For house to be built Of Brick on,
the best and most approved plan com.
bining all the qualities rs above stated.
Each plan must be accompanied with 2
full ret of epeci60atiOps, specifying NIL
the mates;a)s 10 be used IN the CON
structiop pf each hohse Of the different
kinds, sixe,and quality, the heighth and
thickness''pf r foundation walls, whether
Of stone o. brick. also thickness Of walls
of said hppee if built Of BRICK. After
viewing the difEsrent plans thus pre-
semted 70. the fBeard on the day As
abovo stated, they aAAial select two plans
one plan to DO ! 1or . frame hous6 rnd
the other ., brick, Notice will also be
given hereafter chat the Letting Of said
house viii take PLACE IN two weeks
thereafter. 800. 'LI8Es.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
4. b. .MASONj Secretary.
Jan. 18th, 1891.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17

POST MASTER, - II. A. WILLIAMSON
Mails leave for the east Mondays, Wedass-
days and Fridays at : o'clock A. NJ. and ar
rive Wednesdays Fridays on l SundayHs ~ =
o'clock A. NJ. A mail leaves for the "ess 81
7 o'clock on Friday morning and retorns ihs
GLOWING day.
All haiis close at 8 o'clock, ? N. on the
day previous 70 departure.
Office hours on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Friday ~ from = 4 n to II ". From , g - =
N. ON Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
from Z A n 70 IL NJ. From ! 10 . r y.
Office open on Sundays from 7 70 - a. =.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17

Te Lddd, Webster S Co. Machines arc -
Of the most substantial make and elegant III
finish, are strong, reliable, siaafle in con- !;
structisn, easily operated BY a noyice,and /.
with ordinary care will ftn yor years with I.
out the annoying expense Of repairing al -
ways incurred on the cheaper, less reliable 81
and more complicated machines.
There is no instrument in ase fer sew ~
ing, capable Of doing a greater variety os -
work than these machines; with the ce'e- -
brated WHEEL FEED they will handls tna =.
finest Muslin, the heaviest hroaie.oth, q
will work in the thickest heather used ~ fs
shoenakcIs, Or carriage trinaEefs. they !.
will also run over seams and gathers with II
she same facility ~ over plain work. Tic
stitch made by them N from TWO THREADS. =
end 10 the most approved and desirable in e
use; Is ALIKE on Bvrn SIDES or THE EAYRlc =
leaving no ridge on the under side 70 weaS =
OIL: aud loosen she wsrk, n decided faul. s.
with all loop or chain stitch machines. z
The needles arc not curved anu HsbiA :,
TO break, bu, are sSsoyts and have u per- -
pendieuiar motion, which is absolutely 1s
necessary TO adaYr the Machire 10 all II
sorts ct work. lhey will bind with :
binder and hem with d ~hcmner will stife!, .a
tell and gather; are fully licensed unicr
.iiOW ES IN TE.NDEDlATENY, and are "a
.,ree from oil a,tranyspeaf,. During seven =
years OF US they have wen the enyiab.s g
reputation of being @Ne best .Jaass.y oad 60
manufacturing s~aacaiaes IL !hc coaafss.3 We a
have numerous testimonials: read y sl.ort S..
and comprehensive one from the 81
Navy Office. Washington, Aug. IL lisa. -
Conference.-The, Sewing Machine Or
dered from yol is safely At had, and Mrs. II
u. is fully satisfied with it. Asan syileaec d.
OF its simplicity, Without directions or cs- =
plantations she commcna>d working on il ~
after 4 very short ,riak ardLss MOI expert
enced the .east difficulty in its op4sation Il
l cheerfutiy give yeG my Testimonial il It's
favor. r-
am respectfully your.oht servant. ~
Laeut. VIA L. MAUkA.-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17

On and after the 10th day Of January, 1861
Shapes Mail Line Of Stages will leave the
Cary House, Toledo, for Cedar Rapids, Mon
days, Wednesdays & Fridays; and will leave
Cedar Rapids, Tuesdays, Thursdays, \ satur-
days. This is the cheapest and best Route to
Chicago, being over 80 miles nearer then ~
any other route. Those wishing TO 20 East,
will save time and expense, also secure safe
~, speed and comfort by this. Line which
cannot he obtained by any other. Ears
through 10 clicago for 50, including Stage
Fare. Tickets for sale at the CARY House.
Give u n call.
l.. b. ARMSTRONG, Gen. Ayent at
I'c1or Rapids,
l.. II. CARY. Agent at Toledo, nllv2
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17

Original Netice, Ne. ,.
Slate Of Iowa, Tama County, IS
Prescotts, Sleeper s Chase
Laura A. Wndley and Ln-
cy Ann Marshal.
TO Laura A. Wadley and Lucy Ann Mar
shall.
Yop md each lof yon are hereby notified
that there is now on Ale in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of the State q
lows within and for said County Of Tame. .
Petition Of Prcscotts, Sleeper and Chase,
claiming Of yen the sum Of h hundred Dol
lars as Money due thcm on a pronissory Note,
and that said petition slso asks thst = writ ofat-
tachmsnt issue against the Goods, Chattcls
and property, Of you the said Lucy Ann Mar
shall not cxempt from execution and that I'M
less You appear thereto and defend on or be-
fore the first Day Of the next Term Of said
Court 10 be held In said county to-wit: The
18th day Of February A, p. 1851, Default will
be entered against you md Judgment rem
dered thereon.
Isaac /. Allen,
Attorney for Plat ntihs.t
Dated Jan. sth A.. D. 1851. nl04w.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17
Or1ginal Notice. Ne. 4.

TO William NJ. DUNLAP. You are hereby
notified that there is now on flc in the office
Of the Clerk Of the District Court of Tama
County, in the State Of Iowa, . petition Of
Fanny A. Dunlap. claiming Of you : Divorce.
Now unless you appear thereto and defend be
fore. neon Of the second day Of the next term
Of the said Court TO be held in said county, on the
Eleventh day Of u February A. D. 1851, Default
win be entered against you and judgement
rsnds, cd thereon.
William II. Etivers,
Attorney far Petitioner.
Toledo LEVIN, va-nl0Av-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17
NOTICE..

TO whom # MAY concern. the subscriber re-
spectfuyty 'hc;:s leave to inform his old and
new customers tll., he is DESTROYS to have all
accounts settled u, on or iefore the a''h Of
January 1851, f.r after that day all notes and
hs,S accounts will he left with John Conncll
ESQ, and whater yer ertion he may take in the
pre- ni.cs, will be satisfactory to ne. A
friends advice to yos sestlcmen, il to come
rigl. up to the Butchers Ell r and hand over
the tin. Yours Eser AID Irn'y.
y3.ntn-cw. v. s. TURDETT.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17
Orlgfnnl Notice, No. 3.

State Of lows, Tama County s. s.
70 Emanuel Deter aud John Marshcy,
e,rs: You are hereby notified thai thsreis
now on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court in Taua County a Petition Of
L.. s. Snyder, claiming Of you the foreclosure
Of a mortgage therein described and that nm.
less you appear thereto and defend on or be-
fore the first day Of the next Term OF said
Court to-wit: the 18th day Of February 4. D.,
1871, Default will be entered against vow and
Judgment rendered thereon.
Dated this 9Th day Of January A. D. 1861
Isaac L.. Allen,
Toledo. nlO-4w. Atty Ssr Plaintiff.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17
ID L.

-. Jacob Noaur,h in his new adyer
tisemcnt TO day says that he is prepared
70 givo'entire satisfaction to bis custo'
mers, and that unlike the craft, he is
determined to fulfil al his promises.
(luitaSlan anomaly indeed. But who can
doubt him until they have given him
trisl. IF you need some new shoes and
boots, or the old ones repaired, cal. on
him two doors east of the Cary house.
lit may be seen i'll our columns
elsewhere that the Board of Trustees
Of this School District have concluded
to extend the time Of receiving propo-
sails for building 4 school House, and
that they request, that Architects and
mechanics, within the next week hand
in their plans and drafts for building a
school house, together with the esti-
mates for the same This is certainly
q commcndablc step on the part OF the
Board, and will meet with the general
approval Of our citizens.
I'VE. would call the attention Of
our readers to the new advertisements
headed "New Stage Line" 1'y this it
will he seer our citizens are offered ad-
di,ionsl facilities for travelling eastward
by public conveyance. We wish the
proprietor success, but at the same time
regret that the arrangement at present
IS such that both lines Of stages leave
and arrive the same DAYS. 1t strikes
us that it would be better for both
parties if the change vas made so as to
give us n daily line instead Of Il double
~tri-weekly upon the same days.
80. Whether it was owing to so much
talk about secession NC are unable 20
say; but certain it is that last Tuesday
evening the port Of Toledo, Tama Co.
was most cffcctually blockadcd
Fly nhc powers that be-. SO completl.
was this done that but arsingle prairie
has been able TO reach this
port up 10 che time Of going to press
Old EisE 3streas no doubt was chiefly
inssruinsntdi IN. bringing this about. Il
was done m sach = clustering and hnr
ricd mannc1. ra.at it was 4 matter q
sn6 inco,raslicnce, and almost ali
impossibikty t. KEN ali, ont Of doors at
the time.
For,snatAya.arrsvcr the GOODNESS of
his wrath WAS 1atiitt4c below the trccx-
ing point, otherwise many would have
ls-cn his victims. IsM alc fxs., Is our city
has beon tisicgyed. -ur port blockadcd
and = heavy ensbarss laid e,r,n tho
Of the place. End all pcr!,s,s
hccanse Lincoln is elected. Who
knoxa: However We will hope for the
best, and acccde when We want .to:.ew VIC
can
Met W Crosby, and family have
taken mp np a tr'nrory residence 4,
Wavcrr- Hiscpn,atioa ~ Il - cccss-
fni bridge builder, il Brv,nsr and
adjoining counties, has secured him
number It contracts in tbat section,
OH accounted which he has deemed !,
Ssccsassy to remove his Family IN the
vicinity Of his work. We can com-
mend them to the people Of Waser'y.
Wherever a bridge is required to
be bMilt across our rivers or large
streams. and Mr. Cnasby's model tested,
piss and lgr,rcs Submitted, he is almost
certain - secnrc. the job. This is ow-
ing es the great strength, d the plan,
and cheapncss of construction, whereby
he is enable in these particulars to defy
nll ce1mretition.
Read his new advertisement
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