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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25
missouri.

81. LOUIS, June 9S.-A 50. Joseph spe,
cial says Gen. Terry aad Gen. 6hsrnssu
have cash writtsa letters 10 tbe 0ev. d
Dacotsh, advising . postpsnsuent Of TIE
centempIated explering expedition - Blash
lille. They say thai country 10 still COZ.
coded 70 b Iodian land. and ony attempt 10
occupy il BY whites viii 10 resisted By TIE
lndians, and thai IN he pssssna condition
OF a6si1 the government can't furnish pro-
tsction. The telegraph lines between 81.
Cooper and South Pass. distance Of IFS
miles, is now and has been in the hands Of
the ladians two weeks.
Omaha dispatches report general csssa-
ton Of Indian hostilitiss along Platte Route.
Gen. Augur had reached Fl. Laramie from
Fl. Morgan. All we'll.
Capt. Mix's cavalry sfter scouting at the
head waters Of the Republican river for
eight days, going l40 miles south, returned
TO r.. Sedgwick yesterday, having seen no
Indians nor any signs Of them.
Gen. Patter returned from Pale Creek
crossing after an absence of four days-see.
ing no Indians.
Col. Greene, with Eve companies Of infsn
try and one company Of cavals7, left Fort
Phil. Kearney June 4th, with supplies for
FortSC. F. Smith, ninety miles north. with
which post comouaicatisn has been cut of
all winter. The Indians seem to have left
Platte Valley. some goiog north and west
and othefs going south. The latter are un.
dso6esdly ehsss who made ths raid on
the Smoky Hill rosie and Kansas Pacific
Railroad On Saturday latt. Outrasss CO
The Arkansas in the vicinity Of Fort Dedes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

BERLIN, June 29.-It ID asserted in polit
cal circles here that the government OF the
Porte has accepted the commission proposal
made by Prussia, France. Russia and Italy
for joint commission Of Investigation into
the situation Of affairs in Gambia. The
commission to be appointed by the grea,
Christian powers and the Sultan will a.
semble in COnstantinople
Persons Just arrived from Hungary repor,
that the Emperor Napoleon continues to
purchase hoI6es for the use Of the French
army on large scale in that country.
Prime Minister Count Bismarck has lef,
the city and gone on visit, it is said. for
the recruiting Of bis health into Pomerapia
The Queen of Prussia leaves on visit to
Queen Victoria, and will be in Windsor
Castle next Tuesday.
PEsTn. June 22-In the lower house @,
the Legislative Diet, II. Berrotb. a member
OF the party Of the left. demanded to know
when the Government would bring in OF
would they bring in measures in the shape
OF bills for the emancipation of the Jews.
the exposition Of the policy of the country
a. regards other political or religious dis.
abilities, the reorganization of the military
system, about the concordat with Rome and
the navigation laws.
PARIS, June 23.-The Emperor Napoleon
forwarded an autograph letter to Marshal
Valiant, requesting him to transmit the
thanks OF his majesty to the Superior Coun
Gil oil the Paris Exposition for the addresses
OF congratulation forwarded to him by that
body with reference to the ed occurrence
ON the sixth inst, and his happy escape du-
ring the attempt made on the lie of the
Gar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25
NEW YORK.

NEw Yc Ak, June 25.-The Tribune's New
Orleans special says: Gen. Steadman telc-
graphed to Pr sident johnson at Boston
yesterday to remove Gen. Sheridan q once
The rebels are highly indignant that the
mscadamixsd road should b nads % pub.
lie.
Mr.. Lord. upon vhsss property NE
famous Losd bend rebbssy Us eoomitted.
yesterday sssssvsd from q unknewn eoufce
ol20, 900 weeth Of boode otojea ffo0 hin.
This leaves . deficit Of t90, 900 seill miss.
ing.
A Herald special says: The Atlanta Nsv
Ere, leading paper in Georgia, hsists Gen.
Grants name for the Presidency. believing
be is the oely man Who can led ths nation
out Of its gloomy political night.
King. Of the Times, ia . double loaded
editorial this forenoon, says Of Gea. Shssi-
dams letter The history Of the republic mr.
81 any modern 0overpme1t aferds such N
instance Of Hsgra II, a. gent prssumptioa
and insulting naturalization and defence
by inferior to Superior olBcials ~ this letter
s1hibits. u vas not only defiant but in
sulting and disrcspectful II the conduct
I'D language Of this remarkable document
10 sanctioned by any considerable portion Of
the American people, the Constitution Of
our country had better be CONSIGNED 10
the flames ~ once, and our Republic deiiv-
cred to che anarchy and chaos through
which poor Mexico has been struggling for
the last forty yelrs, fos the audaGsy. the
ambition and turbulence Of military chief.
tains and the overthrow Of the authority Of
the civil laws aud its constituted interpre
tara and al mi nj N;on
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

y. -. RICHARDSON. NJ. r..
DHYSlcIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
u With DR. Baker. under the Davenport Ma
sionai Hank. corner OF Sd and Brady streets.
paassoRs-John NJ. Adler. M. d., }. w. u.
naheY ~ D. aplsN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25
CALIFORNIA.

SAx FRAHeasco, Jaos 38.-AsisoaA Cd
vices Of June eth, says . scouting party Nm.
Der Col. Inelss hal returned. They had
esveioa sngagsmsnts with the Indians, kill.
s,e swo aud weonding . number. Gen.
Hfogs hcs esen through 70 Saaea Maria,
william Fork county, but discsvsssd no
esacse q lneseas. He attsibutss The aeprs.
datIens committed % Indians nom Ceiersa IA
q Eses Pssssctl There y . suaossd ~.
tsss o. Yesne's company q eesairy q ~.
goes. vhieh nulinisd aed kl]lsd Vhsie on
0nd LieQt. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

IRIS AREnARKABLE FACT,
that the mortality experienced
on large policies Of life assurance
is less than on small ones. The
average amount Of each policy
issued by the Equitable Life A 9
surance Society in 1885, was
81. $50. while the percentage OF
losses was but 1920. An aver
age policy Of the Mutual Life for
the same period was %, 5O4 +;
percentage Of loss 1894. Wash
ington, 50, 400; loss 1914. Ger.
mania, $500; loss 1926. Uni.
ted States, So,393; loss 1927
All these are cash companies ;
and the rates Of some sixteen
note companies exhibit q similar
commentary, showing greater
mortality on small than on large
policies. The cause Is attributed
to tho fact that the Weather
classes, who are able 70 ASSURE
for the largest amounts, enjoy
those constant comforts and sani
tary privileges, and lead thai
regular course Of Life which <
materially promotes longevity
The Equitable Life Assaranc,
Socisty issues policies on . singh
life up to the amount Of 81, 900
2. Chm. PAD 1ssdw.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25
DaveDport NDaekos Deoorn.
OvvIcs ~ zee DAvunpoos DsuoonAs.


By Telegraph. June IS.
flour-Fair demand 70 fill orders and with
favorable New York markets and the advance il
wheat market, arm but rather irregular. Some
holders reported IN advance Of 25s. per Dbl
while others are offering to sell at previous
prices without being able to do 30, for shsics
brands Of Minnesota and Wisconsin. Sales WIN
ter extra at ls.50@i4.5e; spring extra $500
10. so; super6ns $50.
wheat-0osd demand from city mill.rs q
we'll = active shipping, and some speculative
inquiry, and market fsm, active and 2A3c bet
YER ON No. ., and le9l2c. on No. spring; first
sales No. ct $50. advanced repidiy 70 i.s3D
l.sl; few cars reported shade higher, clos
ing q 1.8301 81; No spring opened at 2.l50
SIS at north side ana n. ". houses: advanced
to 2.a20225, the latter for fresh, closing q AGO
S2.2l.
Oorn-Yesterday Afternoon end evsaiag tas
market On No. l was dull, dsclining. closing IN.
settled and nominal about &c. 'owef, a eO5<O
slc., ruled dull and quiet, closing about sl]56
see; No. in fair chipping demand ct 7s0
7s1<c., closing q the inside; rejected lower not
- active. ct 671fObsc. in central, and s5o65c
in other elevators.
Oats-Ns. 2 dull, opened 50, closing lower q
6s@6e1f, sales Of regular and fresh st that
fanee.
kys-otsady and unchanged.
Bafley-No change 70 ooSe
Brovisieas-Dull, not sumcisnt sales 70 eetab.
lish prices.
Ness Pork-Ncminal At 20 sou2l 90.
lald-ll<Ml1H
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

DANlE1. GOULD.
VUHOLE5AlE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Eaea1sare. Carpesa, Oll ClosAs.
Nlaess 1ags. Window
mch0A d0 Feet eccond Street, cor. Possy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

6Ar FaAscisce, Juss 1l.-A vis>eejs
telegram says that The Sparssshawk, frsm
sitka, the 18th, WITH Gov. Ssymsur On
board, has arrived. Several stoeee have
been opsesd q Victoria. selIioe Goods
briskly. Gov. Seymour was entsrtained BY
Prince Aatskcd. The following ere TIE
San Francisco market quotations to-day !:
Flouf-dnll, superfins $3.50. extra %. 50.
wheas-nominsl ~ @1.ooe $50. Barley
frm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

q. p. MANWEb.n.. NJ. ID,
OFFICE CORNER VIELE'5 bL0Ch. UP
" etairs, north entrance lst door 70 the
airha unvennort loya. iIl2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

on the 1st of March, and there
fore may be considered
A Correct List Of .Animais..
Pro lessor Lsrsworthy's Performir
Lion, Brazilian Tiger. SENEGAL Loop
pfa. Asiatic Lioness and Spotted Tiger
Performing Elephant. Tirpo Sail.
Living Giraffe, only one in America
Black African Ostrich, . feet hugh
California Grizzly Rear, very isrs.'
Bengal Leopard, American Panther OF
Puna, Poonah or Hindecstan r..
Lion, 8 years old. born ~ amriie-
Royal Bengal Tiger, only one in AMIR
lea. Burmese or SacHd Cow. ofinr {
Dog. African Porcnpine. very r4r.
Red and Yellow Crested Caeks'eon
Java Hare, Guinea Pigs. Ant. L.i.r -
Coatimmanda. Bahoon and Whit
Faced Monkeys. Australian shs.l
Parcqustts, African hhig Neck Pare
Sostts, King and Queen farr
south American Parrots, Lori Grand.
Ring Parrots, African Lion. asia,ic
Tiger, American Yailow Deer. White
African Corw ned Crane, Rocky Monn-
japanese Maskin Swine. South Am r
lean Tiger, African Spotted Hyera.
Blue Sand Hin Crane. Australian
Rosslla. Lori Pascquetts. Chinese
ParoQuetts, Rosa Cockatoo. fsrvctl
snd Doves, Monkeys and Dogs. Zehra,
Pair Young Lions, African l.eoys ris.
- - 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

Chicago Live Naock Market.
By Telegraph Jsns -.
Cattls-Reeeipts 81 esrs. Choice 70 prime.
e.2o@s.70; fair to good, 4.75@s.s0; common
to medium, 8.7506.60.
Hogs-Rsceipts 10 cars. Choice 70 prime.
s.9o@G,oo; fair to good s,5o@5.s5; eommou
TO medium 47e95.45.
Sheep-Receipts 10 cars
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25
The White Pine Compound,
GEORGE w. SWEET 4. m. D.,
PROPRIETOR.
PREPARED AT THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT.
Ion HANOVER STREET, BOSTON
Under the Supervision of Rev J. W. Po,snd
DURNHAMS . VAN eCHAAC8
Wholesale Agents., OhiealO
HARRISON 4 SrARKs r. g. BALLORU. 6Tn-
vRN6ON q CARN AHAM, Ageue.
D0resep0s'f Coppoersne6lh
AND
HEAVY SHEET IRON WORKER

smoke StoOkss Bfeechin9. Sorghum
PANS, FIRE SHUTTERS, WELL TUBE.
INC. EXHAUST PIPE. &C. &C.
Also. dealer in Stoves and Tin Ware. RoofnS
end all House JcbbinR done nestly and promps-
Y. The great fuel economises, the Eusska end
tiood Sstnsratsn, Cook and Monitor heesins
Stoves are stiii IN the usrkes. slso many other
Kinds 81 stoves. Call and eHa nine 1t No. Is
Main street, Davenport, lows.
jedn JAS n. DUMONf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

may b osoocjeoA1ouoly rseommss6ed q the
most harmless nd sGsctive Of I'll TONES.
The fe0gtA periol, e0bsacing the maturity o.
life, When the powers q body aa6 nind In both
sexes ouGh1 V b il full vgoS. aleo has Ito eps-
cial di0eulSioo. Il y dusing shis seags that she
female y subiect - most Of the hesfooeing ell
msnse peculisr 70 her organization. 70 numer-
ous oa1 distressing ass these cenplsinte. that
tAe patissee MI whieh they are borne. while il
exsitee the wendsr, demands the easnest Gym
pothy. Of the lees afflicted beisgs who style
themselves par excsllenee the s'Iesds Of cree
ten" In forAtuds IL must Be admitted thst tbs
Herds" ere BY no means sqoal 70 the ''lsdiea.
To the latter il 10 important - know thst in the
troubles that prsesAe end follow maturity. the
@KTTHH0
Are sxesilsst, bsaA = bodily and mental IN.
vigosaat. 1hs9 Win be found . capital me. ~
Of .suooainlhR Ne fena1o phyeiqae unoeI "
heavy drains 0o9e upon y q me mc 'i. n's's
M and pssilous periods Of married nic. c.
The nAh stage 10 thst in which ~ ~. .,.dsr
lions dseay and the frame grsd.ssy .srx Too
She weiehS Of yesrs During .en ~s. 49, 49,
~r~sD cr1sp .nueh rOss then ne ss!0nk
"A s. ~. ~. In vhieh divides maturity ifosl
sHS..,:y. ~ lifs. they have % easecntef mcrs
~ ~ eSs 49, ~ Ss.sers thsn Caleas dreamed o.
oimcan'ss s. c.S ths Rsbic0s. Depression ena
en e .sSsrinr % issantty, teosshsr WITH r.
eseom si. rhvo3eo1 6ietufbeoooA - enone we
n1.S .r.sitiss they eoensenee neve 70 -
4 u ~ eoeead - veil = = - ases efieis
d~0.r. ~ No. ~ soothing - baleomis sem.
~ - tSeie a0ie1isn0 = soeh 0oe. We
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

Collection Of Animals
that were captured by or un.
der the Immediate supervision
and direction Of the great
Van Ambuvgh Himself
And are the prod nets OF an ex
petition to
The Icy Regions Of TIE North Pole.
The PdnYss Of South America,
The Desrts Of Afrn,
, And Tie Jungics Of lisa.
All Of which were caused to
contribute the choicest spcci.
men Of Animated Nature TO
be found within their respee.
tive realms. They arrived in
n. 7. late In the Fail Of 1859,
where an unparalleled and
most triumphant success q.
waited them. Flushed with
new 1aurels OF success, n trav.
elling paraphanalia was de.
signed Of the most transcen.
daut maenificence possible to
conceive which through their
immense resources, sprang
into existence as If by magic,
Cages Of he most gorgeous atscuip-
tion Wagons Of lie most cauiy
chyartr Hrnes Of arpass,nq
beauty and elegance Horses u
The test ira'aan blood; Mammo,h
cdrngatod Gfatnss of Immense
prcpo1,oi, !, Ind an entire rc,inu,
Of w,f9,iied crociisncc ar lere b
be sen.
Human intellect cohll mo-,
In its grandest moment Of
conception originate atv thin.
more grand and dazzling 10
behold. Tho veritable Van
Amburgh. whom enyious per-
sons from his long absence
smerica have taken nd.
8sass and caused the press
.tbsll e st.s deceased will
&c myaay IT, exhibition and
hsa the TRlGMPHAI. PRO.
CESDlON on its entrance to
the place Of exhibition which
will represent in oriental
splendor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

The symptoms Of chronic dyspepsia srs fire.
qaent discharge generally, with come psin and
gripping, restlssnsss, thirst, poor appetite. dsbi-
ity. loss Of flesh. dry. sough. and scmswhst sal.
low skin, the tongue drv md dark colored. The
showing that the gastric Juice 10 either not zen.
Grated IN sufiicient quantity. or that II hes NOT
the solvent properties necessary 10 decotnposs
the mest.catsd food The liver 10 generally out
Of Inflammation.
Under these circumstances medicine slight
ly apesient - well - tonic and anti bilious. l
obeOlut elV REQUIRED: and zach . medicine IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25
muMPlGnE1se
Hommopathic SPECIFICS

v,avr r,ov.d fron, thc most ample oxPes,snssssss
HAN5 w. .,srsss sirapi.. efficient and reliAole--
- H. oni, medicine perfectly adopted % Pop
i.sy a. simple. that nistaAea cannot be made 10
u. s,sm 20 harmless ss 20 be FREQ from dsn9er.
usa - rsrt az 70 be always reliable. They have
r.irs the highest communication from ALL and Will
| siways sender satiefsction. Cents.
I no cure@ I.'exer~. Congestion ........... 20
:" 2" Worms. Worm fever. worm collie. -
" &" Crying collie. heethinr Of tnfanis..... 70
" :" Diarrhuea ofchiljreD or aduts -. 20
o" Dysentery Gripping. Bilious collie. IS
:" Cholera NJ orbus Ssnsea,.... 20
|" Coughs code. Bronchitis 800. ~
y" ~ eugalgia. Tootaachc &c. acsache. -. rs
+" Headaches. Sick fIeadaehe...... rs
" 10 Dyspepsia. Bilious stomach. IS
:. IA plpresseed .rcaniy ,paafai periods 70
u Leucorrh cra or Whites. .......... rs
- Group, huEree cough ............... -
~ salt kheurn, Eryslpeiae, Eroptioae... -
/" y RheuInatisrn, Rheumatic pains. -
~ Fever and Ague. Chili Fever. e
II Piles internal and external, ....... -
Is OphtalSny. Oeetahsmed cycs. 49,. 80
10" Catarrh, Acufeof chronic influences. %
-" Whooping-c cough ssssmodic cough %
y Far discharge, impaired hearing, 49,. 80
- SorOfslla. enlarged slsnds,. ........ 90
"a" General Debility. physical weakness %
y Dropsey. ecanty secrcsions.. -.....- 70
70 /" Sea-sieknese, Or dekness from riding. 20
n Kidney Disease. Orwell. ......-.... -
IS Nervous DENNY .ssniasi omissions
=. involuntary diechasese,. ............... 100
sore Mouth Or Cankes ............... 20
Painful Periods. even With .pasms. q
20 ~ Suftsrings 1t chanss Of LIZ $50. 10
~ EpLepsy. epeems, -. vhus- dance. 100
- "Ofptheria,U liberated Sore Throat. 30
FAMILY CASES.
Csse u 90 vale morocco caee book complete 10 ~
Case Of - issee vials. IN morocco, and book. 60
Csse ct 20 large viAls, plain caee q -. $50
Case u 10 boxes Nos 10 l5) -. 10
These remedies BY the case elnQle boz are sent
- part cfthe country, b. mail express free q
charge. feeeipt Of price Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MED.
1CINE COMPANY.
Office and Depot, No. bss Broadway. New York
Yor raie By every Msdicine Dealer.
Ds. HUMPHREYS IL consulted daily q HE ONCE,
personally or BY letter. sbove for s forme OF did
ea-es. dee1 -deodAW1y
HARRISON a Stalks. Aaepte.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25
Chronic DtNs'rhWU.

among regular physicians - regards the treat
heretofore recommended . tablespoonful or tea
spoonful Of brsndy 10 b. given severed times =
day. They one and d admit that sstrinsents
and tones are required. This being admitted.
the main thing il 10 give the best tonic and NJ.
tsingent that cen BE- procured; aud snAs has
beeD:proved BY experience. and under the best
chemical tests to be
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25
JOHN lDRa.l.. M. D..

.Ars sUsosou Ss1 IOWA oAvALnY.
HAvING BEEH ENGAGED IN THE PRAC
Ia tcs Of Medicine and Surgery for the lest
1wsxsS -Ssvs ysARs ~ rms SrArR. has perman.
emily located IN this city. and o6ers his profes.
stonal services 60 the citisens Of Davenport and
vicinity. and hope~ by his long experience with
sAe diseases Of the climate, 10 merit and rsoeive
= portion Of public patronage.
1Mce corner Of Third and brady, over Lind.
ssv's Jewelry Store. residence IN Whist wss for.
nicely known - shc Fulton House. on Water
street. shove chs hsSdge. iune11 -dM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25
HOsTETTER's BITTERS

Let IL ~ borne in mind. however, that chron-
&c diarrhGa. we'll - the acute form Of the dis.
ease which leads 20 u, may always BE- avoided
BY keeping up the tone Of The stomssh ssd Of
the mucous membrane Of the isteatines With THE
salutary and harmless invigossnt II 10 greet
thing to sestore 70 regularity adisosdersd func-
ton, but IL n stiIl better 60 exclude the necesa
~ for restoration by preventing Irregularities.
All sluggards require 70 be stimulated; end
yet strange TO say, the sluRgish bowels are often
subjected - = treatment which In the end in.
cresses their torpidisy. and renders complaint.
easily cured IN the beginning. obstinstely chson-
ic. Les the constipated beware Of drastic pills
and potions. They inv arisbly agRsavate the dis
order. combustion Of . wholesome stmu
lent with mild, soothing laxative 10 what 10
m.aAaA In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

sray.headed People haxs thslf
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beautiful auburn. and rejoicei
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coats and clear and healthy scalpsi
Bald-I1caded Veterans have
their remaining locks tightened, and the
bare spots covered With . luxuriant growth
OF Hair, and dance fur joyi
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-25

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nss bestowed stalwsrt ftames. stfcaa ccess,su-
"ons. iron nerves: on othsss. but iissls physi.
ca power. or constitutional stamina, q nervous
v'sor. Let the feeble take heart. however. II
'oey canses become Samsons. they 60 By The
use OF proper means. make up in measure for
-. sns osneasns'ss Of nature. end may psrehsncs
i've % long end enjoy life - much = their more
nerca'san ns'ghboss. Delicate mschiues ssdss
proper care sometimes sutiass these % more
solid and ponderous structure. A IN, vesch
~sn ran logger than = steam engine Of . tAeus-
and horsepower. The first object Of the weak
and ffse'ie -. or should b.. 70 esquire edition.
= strength II peaeibls. II u possible II may
b. stated - . proved end esaabiishsd fact. that
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