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The weekly union record., 1866-03-03

MILITARY RESOURCES OF rHE COUNTRY
The report Of Quartermaster General Meiggs
shows more couciusively than any other doc
ument yet issued, the vast resources of the Uni
ted States in military point of view, and the
intricate machinery and stupeudous operations
necessary to support and keep in the 6ed such
immense armies as those of the late war. 1t
clearly shows, too. how Yankee ingenuity,
skill and perseverance was equal to the crisis.
Secretary Seward considers this report so i'm.
portsnt, that be has addressed note TO Gen,
Meiggs, requesting five thousand copies of it
for distribution among foreign nations, to show
them upon what grand and magnificent
scale Americans carry on war. A few Of
these. aud also Gen. Grants report, judicious-
ly distributed among foreign rulers, might
have the effect of adding some weight to the
suggestions of this Government, and make
the task of Mr.. Seward and his able diplo-
matte corps much easier. It might also serve
to open the eyes of Napoleon, and convince
him that it might possibly be dangerous to
push his Mexican scheme too far. Maximil
ian would no doubt feel an additional thorn
planted in bis already uncomfortable throne.
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Also, our Black Drab, White Beaver and Belly
Nntrias. of late arrivals, excelling in Finish,
Neatness of Style and Durability all previous
endeavors.
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Wagons, Carriages and Buggies ironed to order
By strict attention to business. and turning out
the very BEST OF WORK, he hopes to receive o
liberal share of the public patronage.
Dec. 10th, 1865. MAJOR A. GOODWIN.
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am Authorized by BigeIow Brothers
Of San Francisco, to take risks on buildings
against loss of Fire. All losses paid at once in
Gold Coin, of the United States.
GEO. E. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
sTATR AGRICULIURAL SOCIETY.
Close OF the Annual Meeting.
From or Special Reporter.

FROM sP'Slai htportrl
ALBANY, " Y, Feb 10. led.
The last OF the annual meetings was held
last evening. when the old President retired and The
new one entered upon the duties OF bis station
PRIZES AWARDED.
The Secretary reported the prizes awarded 10 those
who exhibited articles at this annual meeting Of which
will give list Of names without particular specific
TONS Some OF the persons named received prizes upon
hall dozon different ortcles the number OF oompet
a,ors being small-too small to warrant a continuance
OF these mid Winter exhibitions
Upon grains and seeds. prizes were awarded TO Nor
man Gowdy. Lorryie. Lewis County L. L.
French. Richheld Springs: ii. Schoonmaker. Cedar
Hin; A. J.. Van Allen. DE forresiville, ii. Wier
Johnsouyllei Robert Bearcroft. Mohawk; including
all varieties IN common usc.
Upon potatoes, Dewitt c. DeForrest, DeForrest
vile, and MIR. ). Allen. East Grecnbush. received
prizes.
G.. Dennston, Prattsburgh. was awarded prize for
agricultural statistics. and +. W. Lay. Greece. for
essay upon vineyards
Upon fruit prizes were awarded TO Peter Van Allen.
Bethehemi l.. Z. Frost. Schuyler County; Willard
Ives. Watertown j. III. Cocks North Hampstead.
Upon agricultural implements. prizes were awarded
tQ ;, u. WbiileY C9XsaeGs for al upnrovse haDa
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
Interior Of Cardinals Csrisge u win well Irs?s,, s,

study. Tie Characters are deeply understood ana
clearly difcruiinsed and the technical execution is
very traiseworthy. The other picture" Cardinal
entering his carriage on leaving the Church OF 81
John LateranT-is well painted and well STUDIED ou'
there is altogether too much hunkeyism Tor the oa'"
In parting pray let the visitor by no means suppose
that such men as Brett and Arthur Hughes, and Mil
lais and Leighton ale fairly represented by their
works on these walls. They are the leavings Of their
studios utterly unworthy OF them. and ought never to
have been allowed TO como this way. WI! WIZ Ho'
some one try to make collection oi hngHSn pictures
IT seems TO Us be needed 70 'Nc S'os
exerted by this ContinehrI WOrA'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
Wbich has the least side draft
Which does tho most work In tho least time
Which dOeA tho best work.

WHICH UOt1 Iub Ucst WOtk
Which Is managed with tho most facility.
There beside, great many minor rules vh1C4
can be obtained In full by asking Col johnson 10 sea1
a circular
L have thought best to give the above In Tbs Tsn
UNE. as the most important, in hopes it may reach q
parts the country in time to bring responses befo
the next meeting Of the Board.
The Secretary stated that Utica and Auburn hal
each made application tor the implement trial ant I
other places do not apply before March 90 one Of tbss}
places viii probably be selected "a
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

JUMPED FROM WINDow.-At ii o'cloch
this morning Charles White aged g years while par
italy iasone jumped from rear window OF his ress
dence. No A Amtyst. 10 the yald Oeuenta, Droisne
Oi lis legs and sustaining other severe ihiuriet
He wes picked u9 t,lea into to- hOqaa and msdinsA
aid slmpooct.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

The frmness continues in the cheese market with no
perceptble variation in pi lee Small lots to the rome
trade bring pc. while some is held still higher ship
pers are only offering 2Oc for Factory. There is good
inquiry for English Dairy but much OF that sort IS sts
make. and should all be sent in and sold before
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
FoR rHn WEEK ENDING Feb. 81, 1866.

are scratching around to pick mp little lots to help them
selves out IL appears pretty certain that the stock
light In the country a. well here and with
tive demand for the Eastern markets prices rule srorg
de ,ler who chances to have really fue article car
get high price for itif one buyer leaves II st 4Sc.
another will paw fsc. and third, rather than huue
longer for choice article takes at SOC. Tie marke1
unsettled and prices variable IT is diflcult V
give Trustworthy quotations no lot might rot rea.s
what similar article has Just sold for Fine butter b
so scarce however, that quotations VIII quite ikey
be exceeded. We hear Of small dairy Of fancy soA
weeks ago was Just sold at 4i!c. Some white Penn.
sylyania rolls brought 3Oc, but good yellow rolls srs
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
80 II.

There is very little change IN tie pousry mSfaetA
with fee arrivals OF live. DIessed geese selins
very sowy-some Srozan rough lots go at low 6gureA
Fresh turkeys and chickens sell quickly. Canada and
Western poultry frezen are selling in mixed lots At II
q lSc. We quote.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
TGCs.

Arrivals are light but the present warm weather ao4
ligh prices will doubtless ircre9sc the receipts and
lower rates may be looked for. Single barrels freaA
PENNSYLVANIA and New.JeTsey eggs bring 4lc. 20 day,
hUt State eggs selling a. tae market for 350+os
We quote:
New.JeTsey and Pennsylvania fresh. . doz. 40 q
State p,yod marks. 6W
Western, T. dOl.. good orGcr................3s dH
Egg Oats y bush. good. ..............-.45 IS as
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this subject nearly the same answer which . Hun
eller asked him N he could not dcviss .
plan FOR lettering the condition Of the race In
Hungary The nobleman said he know Of no manner Of
improving the gipsiea The best plan yet proposed for
improving the appears 10 the suggested by
the Rev James Crabb. Of Southampton. and the Rev
John Baird Of YelhoIm One Of the nut steps. however
should be complete publicity to their language that
possible and encouragement held out TO them TO
speak openly without fear rcproaoh Their secret
speech Is strong bond Of union among them and forms
~ II were wall Of separation between them and the
other inhabitants Of the country"
DRUGs NOW IN GKsKRAL USE. THEIR ErYMoLo0v
AND NAMES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER. BY John
Rudop ply. VIM. Radde. Pearl street.
The work Of Mr. Rudophy appears to be one Of great
utlity is stated to be got up with Wow OF obviat
ing the frequently occurring confusion OF articles used
for pharmaceutical medical and technical purposes and
seems likely TO prove safe guide 20 French and Ger
man, well as to American druggists, apothccarcs and
physicians
CROWN. An Historical Romance Of the Fiji
teenth Century. Peterson & Brothers, Phia-
delphia.
had been loss painfully elaborated The author has
overloaded his work with episodes and descriptions
which not necessary TO the effective working out Of
his story with less he would done us
tce to his task.
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OF urgent request in high places. Now that
vailed upon AAs certain onicsrs in the Paymastsr's
Department 10 deposit their funds there VIII endeavor
to make the subordinate paymasses the scapegoats Of
gress should make rigid investigation and II the mat
ter ferreed the bottom they will not only find that
but that they influenced TO deposit their funds In
that bank by parties in the departments who either had
the funds which they secured for the bank
This the way the business done here Those ini-
sted In Washington matters have trouble in tracing
the influence which placed every dollar OF the funds OF
the government into the Merchants National Bank
which was there when the bank failed. II will be
no trouble for Congress TO ascertain the fact II the
mttee go to work with the intention Of ferreng TO the
bottom The danger is that the moment that an nves.
tigation is commenced they will find that some promi
nent department Official will commence 70 squeal, and
investigation
Some idea may be obtained how these national banks
are manipulated when the mode OF organizing one Of
them is known. There is at present in operation
tonal bank in this city in which but short time the
government had on deposit in its vaults some three
millions Of dollars. This bank was started in so
singular manner that IL attracted the attention Of
everybody here except those whose attention ought to
have attracted certain party who had been operating
in various things around Washington enlisted with him
an ex-oficia OF the Treasury, who held important
position under Chase and then brought In another per-
son in the Auditors Department. another in the Interior,
and SO on around the departments; taking those who
were in position to know all about claims in every de-
partment OF the government and at the time hold
ing positions which would enable them TO secure mme-
date action and payment on such as they desired and
OF the hank and the institution started on nominal
capital The NEXT auestion was Ia uet funds 10
do business ON Here tho directors tafen from tho
departments again came in NAV and tho fonds
were soon fortbcomipg and there has heen mo
time until verv racen,v whom tbere hos not been an
enormously large ann az government funds on depos in
that hank This was used excusvclv 20 discount claims
AGAINST the government ut very large percentage,
hank in fuI in few hours oferwards The Claims we're
or nnrch,sod With Tho fnds of the Govern
mani ,hich tbn Traaan,, oo cd M remain
there uithont intaros nonhs after months while The
was having interest on call denos al the Sub
IN o,I ,ha rtncin. cities IN tho Tnon As
,,1 , h u a, Iss ON ae.si, there often az
caodad ,nr.n mnns and thai Too r,,ar manogement
oS Inc hanI which q had conid rot have obained
" ' hmd.., ,%n,s,nd do,,ars cro,r ths hnsincs.
,o, +, !. rrnbbIa IN fac, !, !. 70 no boned that
~, @ W., r,rs ~ ,ha n.,iorai b.nts arc seem
hero and that those nstutons arc an exceuon IN the
I -, ~. - 80. -, -, ~, 10 dano
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Alleged Failure OF the Penssooias EI
uimrs.
TO THE EprroR OF THE HERALD.


Your readers fail TO remember what great
Mr. sherwood made about the wetched performance OF
Dickersons engines with which the Pensacola orig-
nally propelled Yet after the engines which Mr. Isher
wood has fitted TO this vessel In place Of those he
demned and removed have proved that they pro
almost totally ruined by the excessive heating and cut
selves TO say nothing Of other matters reports In
dustrously circulated by Interested parties that these
engines have proved wonderful success and II Il given
out that the repairs which this vessel undergoing
merely those which usually necessary before
vessel Is put In commission The facts follows -
on short trip with these engines from Norfolk TO New
York the heating Of the crank pin journals was
extraordinary that both the pins and brasses
cut 10 pieces that the engines could scarcely bo operated
at all The brassos fractured and had TO be sent
TO the machine shop To be bored out and the then
selves had to be Clipped, nled and scrapcd The main
cylinders lcarfuy cut up that large steam
CINE and boiler Is the deck of the vessel for the
purpose or rcborng them. There several other
small matters which will not occupy your space by
enumcrating Suffice II 10 say that the greatest number
or revolutions whch could be got out OF these engines
only twenty. nnc, and the Is but TWEEN
~ eight feet pitch. II will be that tho veS-
must have been going at maximum, under steam alone.
considerably less than eight knots The worst feature
OF this business Is that there building IN tho
various shops twenty pairs OF engines exactly like these
which have Just failed In the Pensacola for the ontario
class OF sioops Tho latter vessels have exactly double
the boiler OF the Pensacola n the engines
out IN less than two DAYS In tho Pensacola what he
expected In tho ontario class which has twice the boiler
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Thank God your valuable journal has had the indie
pendence 10 spesk out against the infamous referee
system Of this city. There abuses extending
far beyond granting divorces by reference; extends
10 about one third q the cases brought In our
courts. and W a means whereby half-s,arved At
tornsys gain q livelihood. 10 many cases without
reference 10 capacity or honesty. Then, sgain,
find acting referees the special friends o. judge.
The shape ~ sons brothers In law, partners and not
unrcqnsntly the clerks Of courts before which cases
are pending. especially such cases Involve much %.
tcres and where twotbiris u the money % propefr
In dispute IL consumed before decision . made The
referee system fraud the public Ia View York, and
Judge Barnard should apply the remedy ~ looslng
further than Of divorce. sJFFEktk
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three ehIldres Gsp. Miller NJ. T.yIor x,ss n.s;
two children; peyoe Mrs Demaresi and shd Jacob SCI.
tensthal Harvey Lindsay and servant Rudolph Puruc
siocum, Mr. Camp, T wAsneuI ID Brsndreth, ysnssa
No Andrew. William II Palmer Edgar undcrhl. smifh
ENTHUSIASTICALLY General Barnes q McKibbin,
Femmlng. II w Regse, wiie.t Rowe. Quiul.n and
.on Mrs Avorin aud children, Mrs infant
oNei. Is Colby, Charles Z rhIIi,gs Khind. Rob;
Randall, o ora. ssde{ and i,dy fe,sr Jssh Ion, z
LshaueI Charles Lsal.et Kslhsime5 Mrs Rs.snAs!s
Anderson J.nley. Davis oAmrRsmyer LAYER
Herman fatre Alonxo Duges James Fitzgerald ana lady.
simon DeCamp Alonxo Lhfle and thirty In sseersge
sAvAssAHsteAmshp San salvsdorA sai.mons and three
children Charles Schroeder, Mrs. Farrah aud daughter
Mrs II Williams, hingsey Donevy Patton rsoass
foran. Miss Maria forsn. hra brinesman In'mss
Murphy. Jane. Freeman wife and child Mrs. nnsan snS
Mrs vsn Bu.son and daughter Mr. And Mrs Dubois ana
d.aga,er chas Copgor NJ and Mrs william s n,s
samuel wymae WHIT wm Johnson ms f, nnrs
Gerard, Mis-. Hop. b kee9 and wife Geo WAits,,
Lyons II Lynn. = Lynn, Mrs 4 McGrrssr VIM rn =
Stanford. ID Kirkland, Thomas Bacon, John Nelson.
Miss Carrie Field, Miss Thompson, X BLACKWELL Thomas
Duncan. Adophe iiampe. Duncan stephen whws all
and eighteen Ina the scersgr
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~ ClsnSssu, Way 10, 100
Tveusy.sls soldiers Il ths regular army have been
committed 10 the rsnensIsry for dcssr,on and ssab-
crdnstlon rhertsrps Of oosersnsst vary from eleven
~os,ls b fifteen veask
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Nows from tho National Cspitai-Movs-
ments OF General Santa Anna-Ths
Fentan Troubies-speech of Head CENTRE
stephens "a Jones' Wood-Ths Latest
News from Europe, &c., so.
The mail steamship New York Captain Horner, viii
leave this port Monday for Aspnwali
The mails for Central America and tho South Paons
will close at haf.past ten o'clock tomorrow morning
The NKw YoKk HSRALD- Edition for the Pncihc viii
be ready at halt. past niue o'clock IN the morning
1t will contain Interesting intelligence from the Ma
tional Capital and report OF the proceedings OF Con-
grcss News all parts Of the Union; The movements
OF General Santa Anna his arrival In the United
States Report Of tho Mass Meeting Of the Fenians 10
Jones Wood, with the speech OF Head Centre stephens
the situaton Late and interesting News from all por-
Of Europe and reports Of all important occurrences
OF tho day.
Single copies IN wrapper ready for mailing, SIX cents
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Newark NJ da.s speaker Of The House Of HepresontA
tives, at Maahingoni.--
have used cleanser Of the teeth. preparAusa
called aOZODOST aud have found very beneficial u hss
good eject upon the teeth and purlhes The bf'sh The
OF Ar Van Bu-kirk ehrm4st guarsutes
OF merit IN al articles bearing his name"
Hety N iml
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ions 70 many who satuou,y sdVe.e The virtues
Plantation Bttsr bat Ia more than 10 the il9v
W ". Hicks, formerly ~ BalumOfe who ia his speech a.
the annisersry OF the Temperance society Ia brp'kyn
said
'Therr person signing himself y 1871 IA queer
duck, whose ~ Drake, lie very patriotic and
would not sr any u bis HItsrs the south u he had
given them the rebellion would not have Friri hall long
hr thin 10 The p1rke' pubic brnrfsc-
seldom rewarded and be issued PROCLAMATION 70
various clergymsn onerinr 4on bottle Of Plantation Mt
teFs 10 aDsyke and " thry liked TO- recommend o. Roe
A Presbyterian brother said he got nj Frank
Greens. aud Il go0i'
We rcsr)nsbic for tho reverend gcnemans siys
doubt ras-cd aud hit motaAY. but hs
beprvoeboe Of his nature sceafy vishg Out ~ The ht-s
hundrad crrgyncn IN York ani brppkiya
think there hundred and uney Who flsn,s
These Brrs Just Tic thing for ceT
aud men Of ove, WORK brain afraid that Hfhsr
icss brain too much ,srrd but with fcproca i-tHty
give whole Of Bitiers. and have dDas
that will rrslote the equilibrium Good material costs hish
lust aud "kecpn pocsets thin bat iolow
only pure standard We have fun confidence truth
crushed W Garth Will rlss again.
Friend Hicks good turn deserves smother and
Of any place The sentiment where thry have not ot
Plantation ftt~r~ Just let knos aud viii sebi
right The people must moi suffer because
Keep ads issi u you health. Your, frAlernsliy
Il m DEAKE co
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h.-Custom Clothing.
rBE rIsEsT STOCK oy yS0EIsn scorrn AND PARIS
cOATIS0s 1hOrsEfIho. CLOTHS AID DoEskfkD
10 ORDER Ia this city G"ntrmsn call and inspocs ihofn
BEOkAW BROS. a. LAsy.tts pisoe sud - Fourth s.ssaa
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A.-uygtsnte Wine ~ Richer than any
other aud bsissmc prinfi aud tts
iss> srquisi,s Asa your druggist Zoe u
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All Pstses Csshed Tn legal l.ottsriss.-
D CLUrE Broker ne Br.ss-sy
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A.-Mest's Chemical Po@sde RESTORES
without dying s the finest hair dressing kno~s
Uss iqnid preparation DepOl ~ Bsrci-y siros
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Ns~LyOh's I"stct T"WHtT-FoF rNsT-
mfnAtng Oachr. Ants and yermn, and preserving rurs
aud cloihinx r0m moths The original aud genuine II
signed rs Lyon Al others limitations TAks other
Insect Po~d~f but Lyons Sold By all dfaggits aud ~
BAHsKH A 60. n Phrk
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Abr. Gutmnna's Marble Baths,
TURKISH And RUSSIAN BATHS
70 Hast Fourth street near Brosduag
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Address.-Poiiak - son. Meersehssss
Manufacturer. Hrszf~Ay FOURTH street fipss
cut 70 orisr boiled and repaired
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All Prizes tn the Royal Havana ss1
olber lsxAirsd iottsfiss o.sbsd. fnfsrmAu1n gwen.
=. 0AfGH. broker ID Broadway.
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ussorshoids Cared without Kutfe 90
nsit'ss N ih. BE. sass sss Fa~ HtNEY A Dssirfs.
n. u sarr~gs, NJ tsioa -4Hsfs
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uyGisris wine 0. . To"ie wholly sS-
psfos ara uilsfy sns~.ai fr-n 81 0hss titi.ts $50
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Tet,sy-.tgbs physisisns. Ss~sess ~
..-. $3.50 islstf assflff $50 49,, -
,,.t 49, - 80 iqt-f - 80 49, 49, e~J
-.... L. = sftsf-sg
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Crcsss, Goats Of Arms, Initials. Mono
gam. a. rshiy shss~d ala and silver for me harBe-s
squlp.ss Al ds ssws., s,yiss al l. BoLAsDs. 10
tul1n strest
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Croquss.-The ri~sss Assortment os Gre
q.tst danes bs found II a Maif~n isns
ALftfOf HEHsnAks 60.
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Basoheior's Hair Dyo.-rhe Hest In the
void only perfect Dye: harmless reliable inssnt~
nsoss ksotofy A Barclay street
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DR.. Charles Choiers Cure. Sold ny soe
druxsist. DEsAs gAHsEh A CO. WHOLESALE AxsHis
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white. ,h. Halter. 3o5 Cssst street.
sff 80 ~ tfsslfsis h's~ ia'' $3.50 bss,@'
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ss1rs fssssfi9s sysifs ff-ri fAs saft n -
fNffe safyfs ftsng ~ ~ ferft n ~ ~ -.
- f..sF as -. 80 sasH Nafflk a. m - -
na FsaasHtsr Az o. go 20 p - tffs $50
ts~f. t,srf tarffsA af1 frfN.at Del atFsffF 49,
rpniH ETUfAfu AifThrH ~ ai ~
go -, 80 80 49, n Itls D. rafsHt - y
s-s~.y n 80 - stsisr a-sff 81 ttf 500 -. - -
tsftnss ss4iae Al sfatfNfff y . ...s-e 7.
49, lvsl--r..s sss faa 81 - utf 80 -
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Tho Si.ssv Mse.f.s,"rsax '"'sPs"ys
rafAns 80 nfs.fssr
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For Cboisrs, Dyssntsry, DisrvhOs. AIS
shoals h.v, Or BicksELLr rfHuP. Tvh
Fismisg. the Celebrated Halter, $50
g.ft. aftl a.
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Howe sewing M.sni.s Company
ELIAS HOWE. IT,. frsssssa No 90 nfoAd-.J Ass.ts
santsf