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back OF Vest Ho5okeu during the progress OF whch one
of the pugilists struck with bottle by an outsider
for having been guilty. OF q foul blow. Agenern hehs
ensued In which fifteen 10 twenty persons were oaaiy
cut and injured and a cry Of 'poce" was raised Just
In time TO prevent tho killing Of some OF them. No
Arresls were made the authorities vere too SLOW
Secretary Seward left Auburn for Washington yester
day afternoon.
Captain ARM of the Tenth cavalry with abou. forty
men OF the same regiment had gallant light with
large party of Indians tho LIST Instant, In which he
was surrounded, but cut his way out He returned 10
Fort Hayes holly pursued by the Indians and obtain
ing reinforcement started again 70 give them battle
A case OF alleged crim has been developed In
New brunswick, N. J. The wife of prominent manu.
facturer was 1t is sad recently discovered in position
OF undue intimacy with one Of the Aldermen Of the
city, who has been arrested and lodged In jail.
female missionary from Boston, Of the coored per.
suasion lsctured last night Richmond on the "Hour
OF tho Nations Opportunity" BY which was meant the
opportunity OF inaugumting Q national system Of uni
versal suffrage.
General Pope has ordered that oil suits in civil courts
against soldiers for acts performed by order Of the
military authorizes shall DO discontinued and not here
after entertained.
New Orleans and appointed stodda Howell Ia bis place
Ore occurred In Petrola Canada, among tho oil VOLS.
ON Saturday night by which ten wells we're destroyed,
involving loss Of $50, 00O
young man named Johnson, living in Fairfield, Ohio.
recently confessed to having ravished little girl In that
place. whose dead body found several weeks ago In
Johnson's stable The citizens attempted to lynch him.
but his friends rescued him.
Accounts from Charleston represent the crops Sea
Islands as improving
Tho August term Of the General Sessions commenced
yesterday, Recorder Hackett presiding. The Grand
Jury will be sworn In this morning at ten O'Clock.
Tho stock market was feverish yesterday. and the
fluctuations we're wide and frequent Governments
were steady Gold closed ut l4OL
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BUFFERS AMERICAN THEATRE. az Broadway
BALLwr FARCE, PAyToNiSE BuRLRsQUEs. ETuIoPiAN.
Como AND SENTIMENTAL vooALisss, &c-THE ZASFRErTA
TVouPR-MEplsA
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:, TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE sol Bowery.-coxrc
VOcALisn. MORO MissrRrLsY BUILEsorRs DIVER
rsssMESr, &o-A roUR AROUND WORLD.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadwsy.-DAvrD CorFzRrrzL
POOiuoNrAs
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New York. Tuesday. August u. 1867.
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H0OLEYS OPERA HOUSE. Brookyn.-E rmoriAN
MINsrREIsr BALLADS AND BURLEsouEs.-rnr PROGRESS
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 6is Broadway
HAN RiGHr ARx PRoBH-rBR WASHINGTON
TwIrs-WosDERs NATURAL HISTORY SCIENCE AND Arr.
bHoruRxs DAILY Open from A. NJ till 10 z. NJ
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RnmnrI.nn,n Inke.

Ottawa Lake, in Whil(ord, Mowoe Coun.
tN Michigan, is about two miles long and
half milo wide, aud about forty foet deep
wAen iull, in the deepest part, 1t dis.
charges largo amount of water in the
spring through its outlet, which forms the
north branch of Ottawa Creek, at Sy,vania.
Thus lake has been very nearly dy three OF
four times withinihe last 30yeOrs, At such
times whirlpool is seen in the center, in.
10 which cakes OF ice and o,hor floating
articles are drawn aud disappears aud il You
are near this whirlpool you viii hear the
roar OF the waterfall. In the winter OF
1862 3 tho ico over whore tho whirlpool is
when the water is low was broken and
cakes of il thrown ON the other ice by air
escaping from below, aud The iako settled
about five iucheS in twelve.hoUrs. Samuel
Stacy and others were on the lake at the
lime, aud some boys were skating near the
very spot when tho bursting up Of the Toe
occurred. Thero is an abundance of fish IN
the lake, and some pike have recently been
caught weighing fourteen pounds. The
neutrality-suspicious. part OF the mystery is the
throwing up Of the ice. Can any Oae explain
the mysIeryl
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pcnches IN missouri,

The prospect for crop OF peachcs the
ensuing season is very iattering. Tho
weather has been 80 uniform aud 10 set.
tied during the winter, that not bud
has yet been injured. Unless we yet
have a severe cold snap, we shall have tho
largest peach crop next summer that we
have had tor many a year. We shall have
peaches from the valleys and low grounds
ms well MS from tho hll.tors. But our
peach orchardists need have no fears Of
low prices, unless the cholera should pre-.
vail. The snyero winters of $50 and
again of '62.-3, have killed 80 many trees
that wc neod not fear overstoclsing the mar.
ket Prune your troes sklfuly, so they
will not oVorbear, and even then thin oul
the fruit carefully, so that your peache,
will all he fair aud large aud blushing, aud
they will 6ud a ready sale, while the small
ihsipid, colorless, inferior ones viii 80 n
begging. Good fruit il always in demand
and orchardists will be well rewarded by
bestowing more labor and skill upon the
production Of the largest and best. The
production and marketing of fruit is an i'm
portant subject, and deserves much study
and thought-- Rural World.
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Technical words,

In reading we frequently come across
technics with which we are unacquanted,
the understanding of which is necessary to
give us correct idea of the subject. To
obviate this difficulty we give u dehution
Of some of the most common: M
A firkin OF butter, Sc pounds.
A sack of coal 22l pounds.
A truss of straw, 36 pounds.
A stave of hemp, 32 pounds.
A sack of -four, $50 pounds.
A quintnl, 100 pounds
A piggot Of STEEL 100 pounds,
A truss of hay, Sc pounds.
A bash, so bushels,
A kilderKin, Is gallons.
A barrel, SO galona.
A hogshoad. 81 gallons.
A punchoon, 81 gallons.
English prioes.current otton speak Of the
price of wheat per quarter. To reduce this
to barrels, multiply the price by aud di,
vide by IL, and it will give tho price, at tho
same rate by the barrel. Thus, il wheat is
quoted at s6 shilling quarter, multiply So
by I. and divide by u, and Vt gives the
price, 81 shillings, Spence barrel.
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An Active volcano ln the MOON

A volcano in the moon is said to be in
an active state. The crater called Lime,
on the Mare Srrenitatis, was noticed by an
astronomer at Athens, u NJ. Schmidt. during
the months of October and November, 10
be obscurcd. English photogrars taken
family marked The same darkness was
observed on this spot by tho eminent astron.
omer Schroeder, in November, 1888. The
London Spectator, says: The impression
is that AN eruption is going on, but il so,
must not the moon have an atmosphere 7
Could combustion take place without oxy.
genl Would the smoke--the earbonic acid
eas--rise without some heavier gas, like
atmospheric air, to rise iu."
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A PIucky ohio soldier.

a Columbia Is, C.l correspondent Of the
y. Y. Tribune writes; l.. = ''.. ~
A most desperate conflict recently oc.
CURED at Cbappcls Depot, between, private
Mowery, Company G. 25li OHIO, and a des.
porado, known by tho several names of
Lawson, Lamar aud North lIe, had boen
arrested several timos but by adroitness
and boiducss had always made his escape.
only TO renewhis career of rascMity. ri.
ually, privates Province and Mowery, Of
Company &, were sent to ferret aud bring
hir in dead or alive. After several mar.
row escapes, ho was finally trapped in com.
pany with q confederate named Pal talOw.
They We're taken to the hsa. est military
station. AMI Partalow turned over to tue
Provost Marshal. Province waa to ride
Par;alow's horse TO Newberry, while Now.
cry, proceeded with the prisonsl Lawson on
the cars to tho Same place. VIII 10 short
stop was being made ~ ChappuPs Depot a
person came into the cars, opening door
between the guard and the prisoner, who,
taking this opportunity Of estnpc, darted
out Of the cars aad to the woods. 0fcourse
none OF the citizens standing around would
assist in his recapture, aMowery, without
moments heitatior, started in pursuit,
with his rife in hand and revolver In his
belt, but leaving his bayonet in tho car.
The latter seeing he would be shot if lie
continued running, stopped and threw up
! his arms in token OF surrender; but, on
their way 10 the cars lawson sprang upon
Mowery, aching his rifle by the muzzle and
! drawing his revolver Instantly, MpworJ
! gtysped the barrel of the revolver, retain
! ing his hold on tho stock of the musket. Il
was fearful moment for both; neither
darod quit his grasp from either weapon
| Then began the terrible struggle for life or
death. The ground is spoken of by per
sons who aftorward saw il as resembliug
the arena of bull Fight. lawson finally
ceased struggling aud while retaining u hole
on the weapons, offered Mpwery $500 il
| grccnbacks to release him. Mowery re
! Piled, :" was ordered to hiring you in, dcat
or alivo, and will do it," Then" said
the desperndo, lone of us will go to hel
fom here" VERY we'll, replied Mower,
"it won't he me- The struggle was the
renewed with more forconoss than ever
and Lawson succeeded in throwing Mowrol
TO the ground. In an instant the latter le
! so the revolver, spr0ug to his feet, wreucheI
the musket from tho hands oil lawson
and placed it against his breast With al
mirable presence of mnd tho villain ex
claimed, "Your gun is not capped /" bu
those were his last words, and Mower,
took his dead body to Newherry.
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Croun.

In the early part of spring many children
carry child from perfect health to tho
grave. It originates in cold, and in a
majority of casos, is the result Of expos.
uro to dampness, either of the clothing or
OF the atmosphere. .fa
Halls J0mmdi Of HedM says they should
ho kept Ms warmly clad, at least until My,
az in tbs depth OF winter they should not
ho allowed to remain ont of doors later than
sundown, when they shoulf' bo brought
into q warm room, their feet examined and
made warm, their suppcrs takon and then
sent to bed, not TO so outside the doors nn
I'll next morning after broakfast, During
February, March, and until tho middle of
April, especially when snow is on the
ground, children under eight years of age
should not he allowed TO be out of doors ut
all after four o'clock in tho afternoon, un.
less tho sun is shining, orAunlrss they are
I Kept in bodily motion SO rs tn keep off a
| locling of chilhness, The commonest seusC
/ dictates the instant sending for physician
in case ofan attack from croup, but the mo
meut messenger is dispatched, have thrc,
or four tlanutls, dip them in water as ho
as yonr hand can bear, and apply them sue
! cessiVely to the throat of the child hot al
| the time, SOFAS TO cvapora,o the tmatter'
which, il retained, caused the cloggins NJ
inside which soon stops the breath, llo
water should constantly 10 added to tha
in which tho tannols are thrown, so as :,
keep it all the time hot, Keep the water
from drilblng on,the clothing of tlio child
I aud SEQ 10 it that the feet are dry Nnd
warm. Most likoly tho child will be out o
danger before the physician arrives, and /
is pleasant to bc ablo to turn over the re
spopsibilitg on Rm. Loose cough, tree
breathing. aud n oopious discharge O
phlogm indicate reliet aud safety,
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farm and Autstltuld.
uop CmIfurc.

The ground Intended for the hop yard
Ehoull bc well manurcd, then plowed IN
April, dragged and marked four feet each
way ythcn with hoe on every othcr mwk
each way dig q hole about three inches
deep, Ito Which drop hop root ircm three
10 six inches long then cover with dirt 10
make Il level. Tho root IL II docs well
will throw up q sprnut from each ioint,
Every other hill on the hop row, and next
row entire can be planted to corn or beans
rs the hops do not require to be poled the
first summer. Every fall each bill OF hops
must have two or three shovelslul VI manure
put on It, TO enrich the ground, and protect
che roots from freezing, Tho following
spring tho manure mist he pitched OF from
the hills, and tho runners, IL any, dug out
and cut OF, to prevent them from spreading
all over the ground, and to preserve tie
hlls in their places. There nre bnt few
runners the first spring, but plenty after.
wards.
Rfler the runners are removed, tho poles
can be set, two TO each hill, about ono foot
apart at the butiom, with the tops spread
far enough apart to prevent the yinos from
Tunning from one pole to the other, and to
make the tops Of the poles in the yard an
equal distauce fr jm each other. The noIt
thing is TO plow, commencing IN tho center
between tho rows, aud turning the furrpws
from the hills until you get near enough TO
each row, then turn aud plow the other
way alter that reverse tho furrow, turning
toward tho hill tho rest can bo done with
the cultivator or hoe, koopins the ground
clean aud mellow.
Put tie vines around the poles from right
to left, and tie with the ya,n ravellotl from
an old stocking. This ia full Of kinks and
will stretch and not damage tho vine as it
grows. The hops are generally ready to
pick the last OF August or September. From
ten to fifteen hundred pounds in tho yield
per acre, Rural Journal
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0nr snap 9ook.
sLEIGrIING wiTIIA G1RL.


o. oil the Joys vouohsafed tp man ~
In life's tempcstupus whirl,
There's naught approaches heaven 80 near
AZ scighing with n girl ..
A rosy, laughing, buxdm girl 'lt
A frank, gOld .natured, honest girl
A feeling, flirting, dasLing, doti6g,Y Ii
Smiling, smacking, Jolly. Joking,
Jtunty, iovial, pUser-pokipg, tI ~ I.e.ls.
Dear little darling, with rcd hat and white feath
cr, who snuggles right up against your waist
coat, and permits you'to assist her in holding
her mun; 20
Who laughs at you mouth Of power ...i
A dear little duck Of a girl. .,
Pile up your wealth as mountain high,
You snccring, scoiling churL ~.
III laugh as 20 dlshiDg past
With my jngipg bells aud girl
The brightest, dearest sweetest girl
The trimmost, gayest, neatest girl
Tho funniest, lushcst, frankost, ftrest, ,.
Roundost riptst, rogushosi, rarcst,
Spunkiesi, spicicsi, squiriniesi squarest,
Best Of girls, with dropping lnshcs, t......
Half couoealing amUrnus flashes, .,.t ...i
just the girl Tor chap like mo
10 court, and love- and marry, You seq
With rosy check and clustering curs,
The sweetest aud the best OF girls,
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z EAUTY!
Auburn, Golden, Flaxen 4 Silken Curl

Auburn, Golden, Flaxen 4 Silken Curls
DROnUCED by the use Of Prof. DEnREUX'
L FRISER LE CuENEUN. One application
warranted 70 curl the most straight aud stubborn
hair Of either sex iatn wavy ringlets or heavy mas
sive euyls. Has been used BY The fashi0nables Of
faris aud London with the most gratifying re-
suits. Does no injury TO the hair. Price by mail
sealed and post postpaid, 81. Descriptive Circu-
lars mailed free. Address BERdER, SHUTS A
CO., Chemists, No. 2SS River-sireet, froy, n. Y.
Sole Agents tor the United States. 4llz
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CHASTELLAR'S
VEIITI LIQUID
' z N A NJ e L,

rINHE most valuable aud perfect preparation in
L use, for giving the skin abeaatiful psarl-liks
tut that is only found in youth IL quickly rs-
moves Tan, Freekns, Pmples Blotches Moth
Patches, Sallowness, Erupdous and all impur-
ties Of the skin, kindly healing the same leaving
the skin white aud clear as alabaster Its use cam
not be detected by the closest scrutiny, and being
a vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless II
is tho onl article of the kind used by the Frrneh
and Is considered by the Parlsian as Indispensable
to perfect toilet. Upw rls OF 80 900 bottles were
sold during the past year, sufficient guarantee
OF It's efficacy, Price only T5 cents. Sent by
mail post paid on receipt Of an order by
BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists,
iizE 2sj Riyer.street, Troy, n. Y.
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Nor OF NniIs I'm n pomnd.

The following table viii show any one at
n glalcc, the length Of the various sizes,
and the number Of nails in a pound. Tlicy
are rated 3penny" up TO "20.peuny." The
fret column gives tho number, tho second
the length in inches, and the third the mum.
ber per pound-that is:
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ITisnot generally known that tlie leaves
OF geraoium are an exec le6t application
for cuts, whore the skin is rubbed of. and
ether wounds OF that kind. One or two
leaves must be bruised and applied to the
part, and the wound viii he cicalrzed in q
short time.
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llYDRoruoBtA-Nevcr forget this, hut
preserve II in your scrap book Tho bite
must be bathed as soon as possible with
warm vinegar aud water, aud when this
has dried, few dsaps- of muriatic acid
poured upon the wound will destroy the
poison OF the saliva. aud relieve The pa.
tient from all preseut and future danger.
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A BurcuEEINd match lately took place at
Lceds, England. Twenty sheep wcro to
be {" stuck" ready for each man, and he had
10 lift or draw the sheep upon the hook
for himself, tho whole 10 bo flushed Ia a
workmanike manner, TO the satisfaction
ct the umpires aud referee. The success
tul competitor succeeded in completing
his task in 96 minutes and 5S seconds "a
feat said to be unparalleled in the annals Of
butoheriug.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice 10 the Qualified Electors Of
- u =. Wood County.

nj OTfcE Is hereby given that The question as %
IN the proprely Of purchasinga Falmhnd erect
ing thereon a COUNTY INFiRMARY IN Wood
county will be submitted tor the qualified electors
Of said co1uiy at The next Anuua Spring Election.
All those who will authorize the County Com
niissiouers 70 levy TAX MT 10 exceed four mills
on the dollar valuation Of all the taxable property
In snid cphhty, for thut purpose, will indbrsc or
otherwisc place upon their tickets the words For
Iafymatgs those opposed, the words, Against Ia
fImarB. 81 ~ lo rff' .s
: by order Of the County Commissioners.
0EO. N. PARSONS, Auditor. g.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o., .I,.t-
Pcrry5bur February 10, 1867. 43f
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NEW TAILORING ESrlRlrSuMrNT
i. g. RETTIG q go.

THE undersigned take this method 10 inform the
public Of PeUysburg andivicinity that they
have fitted up Tailoring gEStablishme mt. on
Front street, two doors east Of the Exchange Ho-
tel, where they have an excellent stock Of
Cloths, cassimeres and vestings,
OF every style aud variety, aud will be prepared
al all times TO Cut Fit and Make to order any arti-
Gle Of Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, after the
latest style, aud In the most approved aud salts
factory mauaer, Give US call.
Perrysburg, April e, 1896. 50
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WARTS TO cure warts, take a little cor.
roslve snblimate aud PAT 1t in whisky, and
with the mixture, wash the wart a tew
times, aud It is gone. Then dress it with
some mild ointment aud in short time one
wonld not know that wart had ever been
therO.
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INITCm NOTICE. -.Notee IS lereby gIvon Z

INITCH NOTICE. -,-NoHce is hereby given to
~ all those concerned, tbatthere has been pc
titon dled with the Clerk Of Milton Township
Wood County, Ohio praying The. Trustees of said
township for the location Of ditch, drain water
course, oommeocing at the southwest corner of tho
c 4 Of the 50 - Of section fifteen (15), town four
~, north Of range niue (D) east thence north 10
the NV corner Of the Gust Il so u Of section fifteen
tl5l, town four ~, range nine (9) east thence
west 10 tho sY corner Of the $ u Of the ne u Of
section No. q teen (l5), town four(4) north range
nine t9l east thence north along the half section
linns TO the no corner of the a OF the NV a Of
section ten cos thence east TO county ditch No.
three (3); thence down said ditch to the north line
Of Milton Township, and there tcrmiuate--said
ditch being necessary, in the opinion of your petit
TONERS, for the health and convenience of those
living adjacent thereto. The Trustees of said
township will meet at the house of W. w. Ellis
WORTH TO hear the prayer Of said petition, at 10
O'Clock AM, MONDAY, March 25. 1867! M, u
MANY PETITIONERS.
Milton, March 8, 1867. 4jca
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KArs.--A Connecticut Yankee has cleared
his house OF rats by catching one aud dip.
ping him IN red Paiut. He then let him
lose. and the other rats. not liking his
locke, lsft immediately.
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CRACKED hell producing dsagreeabl,
Earring sound, is repaired by saving or a.
ing tho walls of the rent so that the slight,
disparted~dges may not 10 brought TO
gether 10y the vibration OF the blow.
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II, II. HowE, Nebraska Territory, Informs
the RHral Nec Yorker how to cure warts
on horses Mix equal quantities of
spirits OF tnrpontine aud snlphuric acid,
stirring slowly in tumhler, and afterwards
bottle the Ingredients. Rub grease around
the base ot the wart, and then apply the
medicine 60 the wart with feather once or
twice a day it will gradually cat it oil. |
have taken them OIL horses neck in this
way when as large as turkey eggs"
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nITCH NOTICE is hereby given to all
~ those CONCERNED that petition has been fled
With the Clerk OF Milton Township, Wood County,
Ohio, praying the Trustees of said township for
the location Of ditch, drain or wacr-course, COM
mcncing at the ne Of the u of the sw "a of sec
ton twenty-bree (23), town four Al north of range
nino t0) east running thence north along the half
section lines to the NV corner of the u Of the nc
nine co east, and there terminate. Said ditch is
considered beneficial and win add to the health Of
the citizens now living along the line Of the pro-
posed route. The Trustees of said township will
meet atlthe, house ofW. W. Ellsworth. on TUES
DAY the Goth day Of March, A. D. 1867, to hear
the prayer of said petition, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Milton Center, March 5, 1867 45cE
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CCHooLEX AMINERs NOTICE. - ThoIlodrd
- will hold their next regular session for the
examination Of Teachers, at ..-
Freeport, Friday, April 5, 1857
Applicants need not apply for Special Exami-
nation, but Rrs requested TO attend the stated
meetings of the Board.
correspondence with the Examiners should
be directed to the undersigned, at Weston, o.
90 d. A. AVERY, Clerk.
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From this table an estimate Of quantity
hnd suitable sizes Tor any job of work cat
be easily made.