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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-24

Arrive At Eldred BY pm.
Lesvs h'drsd Thursday ate an.
Arrive at Damascus BY I'm.
2l4o From Damsseus to Galiiee, miles M,
back, once week
| Leave Damssoss Thuuday at pm.
Arrive Of aaiilee BY SPIN.
| Arrive a. Damascus By u N.
2l41 From Equinsnk TO PriesviIIs, s miles ar
| back, once . week. ~
Leave Equinunk Thursday atIpm.
Arrive At Prioeviils By D m.
Leave PrioeviIle Thursday At loan.
Arriv. at Equinunk By II m.
Falls, miles .nd back. ,br.. timo' q
week,
Leave hons.dsis Tuesday, Thursday and
essafday ~ p m:
| arrive ~ Tanners Fslls BY pm.
Leave Tanners Falls Tuesday, Thursday
ana saturday ~ sam.
2l4s FROM Hous.ss i.a By Z b,S.,r M and R,,,,
willie, to Cold Spring, 10 miles and back,
twice q week.
Leave Honesdals Wednesday and satur.
day d7sm.
Arrive at Cold Spring by IL M
Leave Cold Spring Wednesday and sa,ur.
day at l p m.
Arrive ct Honssdaie By SPIN.
2h4 From Honesdais, by Berlin Centre 10. },
and BosoA Pond, to Nsrrowsburs, IL
miles and back, sig times o week.
Leave Honesdale daily, except Sunday mt
SPIN.
Arrive at Narrowsburg BY SPIN.
Leave Narrowsburg daily, ercept supdoy
at IL night.
Arrive at Honesdaie BY 8am..
2l45 From Honssdals, by Cherry Ridge. Mid.
die Valley Ariel Hamilton HolI,,te,
Vile and Madi.onvilie, to Moscow, 20
miles and back, sig times q week
Leave Honesdale daily, except Sunday. At
$50 IN.
Arrive at Moscow by IL m
Leave Moscow daily e.c.pt Sunday M A
pm.
Arrive at Honesdais BY llpm.
2l46 From Honesdals by Aidepyille and Gteyep
sons Mills to Pleasant Mount, IL mile,
and back, six times q week.
Leave Honesdale daily except Sunday at
$50 ym
Arrive at Pleasant Mount by Q pm.
Leave Pleasant Mount daily, except Sun.
Arrive at Hon..d.l, b, 1o.m
FIAT From HAw'.y. By Tafton, Paupso ard
Nyces, TO Lords Valley, 1874 miles and
bnck, three times . week.
Leave h..iey tuesday Thursday and Sat.
urHay
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m
a, "a nrrNe ~ haHey oy m
Nfo from nsunnton 70 oanssn' u miles and
oscA' uic. week
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,lop, : miles ana back, twice week
,s nos'''e wednesday ana saturday
~
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dAy AZ ~ N.
Arrive at Hossyillo BY m.
2l5o From Etter's, by Yocuutown, to Novber.
rytown, 7 miles aud back, twice A week
Leave Etter's Wednesday and Saturday at
SPIN.
Arrive at Nenborrytown by SPIN.
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urday At an;
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Cos. RoaSs Nv ~ npp,o uT yn anu
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$780, . " ~ = TUESDAY, fho''dS' and
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l,r,vs a. EH,S.ps m
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Arrive Al Bloom.burs by4pm.
| 2O55 From Bloom,burg by Moroansyills Eyer's
-'' Grove, Milyiii., Lola, Serene and CS.,,.
nut Grove to Lairdsvilie, IS nilss and
Law. I,ioom,burr Monday and rsur,dsy
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L,ave ouego Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday at m.
Arrive at Pike by $50 pm.
2ll3 From Cauptown. BY Hsrrisk, Hsrrieks
willie, South gill, rott:r'ills, Orwell
S. S Centre, to mi NioSoI,, ~ miles and
back, three times week.
Leave csmptoun Monday, Wednesday and
Friday At o Q m.
Arrive at Nichols By SPIN.
Leave Nichols Tuesday, Thur'dsy and
Saturday ateAm.
Arrive At csmptovn byspm
2ll4 From Tsrrytowp, BY New Bra. to Ladds.
burgh, IL miles aud back, once week.
Leave Tsrrytovn Saturday at 8 N.
Arrive at Laddsburgh By IL m.
Leave Laddsbursh Saturday at SPIN.
Arrive at Terrytown BY 7pm.
2ils From 0routt Creek to chsmung. S miles
and back, twice week.
Leave orcutt Creek Tuesday and Saturday
ATTAIN.
Arrive at Chsmupg BY 10 80 I'm.
Leave Chemupg Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive At oroatt Crock BY 1880 IN.
211o From Canton, by Skunk to Eldrsdviils, 10
miles and back, twice week.
Lsave Canton Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive at EldredviiIe by7pm.
Leave Eldrsdvillo Tuesday and Saturday
at Q m.
Arrive at Canton by IL m.
2117 From New Albany, BY 0verton and Camp.
bellsvile to Bldrsdville, 1Si miles and
back, once week.
Leave New Albany Monday at an.
Arrive at Eldredvillo BY II m.
Leave Eldredvilie Monday At / IN.
Arrive at New Albany BY 6pm.
2118 From Rome, By Joseph Selly 10. o) and
Kenyon Corners 10. o.) 10 Nichols, IL
miles and back, once week.
Lave Rome Wednesday at 8 m.
Arrive at Nichols by II m.
Leave Nichols Wednesday at pm.
Arrive at Rome BY 4pm.
2ll9 From Montrose, by Lawsvills Centre,
Brookdaie, 0arbettsville and Copklin Cen. |
tire, to Binghamton, "a miles and back,
three times 4 Neek
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Arrive At Mif1insvills BY 10 m.
Leave l<ifiinsvills Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturdn ' at 8 a m.
Arrive At willow Springs by s:45 an.
2O6l From Mosoo y, BY Sterling and Nswfound.
land, 10 Sou Sterling, 10 miles and
back, twice 4 week:
Leave Moscow T. ,ssdsy and Friday ss $50
,rriv. At South Ste. -iins BY s;sop..
Ls.,vs South Sterling Tuesday ssd Friday
Arrive at Moscow By 10 an:
1867 From Moscow, BY slots corners a., o.
and Danvi,ls. to Spring \. 'eGs. miles and
back, three times week.
Leave Moscow Monday, "Wednesday anu
Friday At 8. 80 p m.
Arrive at Spring Brook BY p n.
Leave Spring Brook Monday, Wednesday
and Friday At $50 IN.
Arrive At Moscow by l0s am.
1908 From Pittston, by Ransom, Falls and La.
grange. to Tunkhsnnock, a miles and
back, twice q weok.
Leave Pitt.ton Monday and Wednesday at
Gam.
Arrive at Tunkhannock by 4 pm.
Leave TuDkhannock Tuesday and satur.
day at pm.
Arrive at Pltt,tOn by Jpn.
aOS4 From Pittstop, BY LuIsrne, Charleston. |
Exeter, Kselersburs, South Eaton and
Eaton, to Tunkhannook, l9i miles and
tack, three times q week.
Leave Pittston Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at an.
Arrive at Tunkhannook by SPIN.
Leave Tunkhannock y. ondAy, Wednesday
| and Friday at pm.
Arrive at Pittston by 6pm.
zoos From Wyoming, by Caryerton, Kstchuhn,
Orange and Centre Morsland, to Vernon,
ID miles and back once q week.
Leave Wyoming : ,aturday, 81 Sam.
Arrive at Vsrno' by IL IN.
Leave Vernon 7 ,aturday at 2 p M.
| Arrive at Wyo ming by SPIN.
2O66 From kingst IN, by Mill Hollow, Trucks.
WILLIE Hunu vile and Lehman, to Lake, IA
miles and 'pssk, twice . week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-11
GOLD l4e IA.
FROM NEW YORK.

NKw YoRK, August 10.
The thunder storm Of Saturday was very
severe on the jersey side Of the Hudson
River. Hudson City WAS flooded. Several
houses in New York ard Hoboken were
struck BY lightning. No lives lost.
The fist Of the officers and crew Of the
bark Henry, oil Of whom we're lost, shows
that all Of them excep, the Captain we're
from New York; the Captain being resic
dent Of New Haven. Three Of the dead
seamsn were found in the forecAstle when the
vessel was first discovered, andl yesterday
another dead bo1y was found iii bpnk
making the fourth which has been recovered.
The list numbered ten altogether, 80 there
are six still missing bouies-the Captain .
wife and children-all Of whom are supposed
to have taken to the boats and been swamped.
The Association OF Gersnan American
Teachers, wkiel meets every two wees 10
this city, have submitted 3 report OF ednca-
tional system. Il appears tha; German chill
dren going to regular schools in this county
usually forget the language ofthe "faderlaad.
and tho schools we're first organized to do
away with this state Of affairs. These have
in the course OF time been greatly improved,
and until now they are claimed to be equally
as good as the best schools 3n Germany
The camp meeting at Sir. Sing continues
to increase in numbers. Four hundred tents
have already been erected Rev. Wm.
Mocreley Hanchon, the Wesleyan preacher
from England, who was delegate 10 the
Chicago Qnsdrenial Conference, was on the
grounds on Friday, and delivered sermon
Rev. Henry Ward Heecher was invited to
preach yesterday, but did not arrived in
time, and Rev. DR.. Newman, Of New Or
leans, ottciated. 1t is believed that ihr.
Beecher will accept the invitation.
There is quite al excitement III the city
over the report Of large train of diseased
cattle being on the way here fre,r. The West
An investigation Of the slaughter houses
Yesterday, disclosed the fact that mos. Of
the meat there was diseased.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
HE;ccELLANEOUS ITEMS,
Providence. Aua. 10

PROVIDENCE, Aug. 10.
Seven Of drove Of 33 Illinois cattle pur-
chased at Albany last Tuesday died here Sat.
urday and Sunday. Eleven had previously
been killed apparently in good health. AL
the rest are in the last s.ages Of the disease.
A similar lot Of cattle were bought for Bos.
ton, some OF which y w.e sick when they al
rived there.
Bosros, Aug. 10.
Rev. j. c. Lovejoy,a well known Demo-
cratic orator, assaulted George Fisher, ~
editor, from Cambridge, this morning, in
consequence Of failing to extort IN immedi-
ate apology from the editor for SONS sar-
castle comments on one of Mr.. LoveJoys
speeches. But thre four blows were
struck, ~ Fisher = /. resistance, AID
retfeated % soon 40 possible.
MoNrREAL, Aug. 10.
The members Of the Nova Scotia Legisla-
ture have agreed to employ substantial means
alone TO extricate Nova Scotia from the Do
minion, or annexation to the United States.
The meaning of this is that they accept the
situation.
PoRr JERvIs, N. y, Aug. 10.
Stock train No. 80 Of the Erie Railroad,
and the engine and . number Of cars went
down an embankment. Charles Barber, en-
gneer and Mr. Copen we're injured BY jump
ing from he engine. Quite large quantity
Of stock were killed.
DzHvEa, Aug 10.
Schuyler Colfax and party start from here
to-day for the Colorado mines in the noun
tains.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, Aug 10.
Secretary Wells arrived here in the gun
boat Talianassa. He was received With hon
ors at the navy yard to 4ay. He leaves this
evening for Boston and points North.
Judge Cardoza to day in tine cases Of
Abrams, Mnssacan Gates against the K. /.
h. X. vacated the ininnctions against said
corporation, ard denied the motion for .
review, holding that the company is subject
TO the iuri sdction OF the States of Iowa and
In,uo,s, and by their In ss It's powers must be
tested.
No cases Of yellow -, are reported At
he qudratne, and Oh. 80 consa,escents
remain in the hospital
Quite riot occurred in the cqlatter Dis
trict, known as squatter's Hollow, on Sun
day. The police tried to seize the goods
belonging to the inhabitants, which had be>
come an intolerable nuisance in the neigh
borhood. but were beaten of with clubs and
stones Some Of the rioters were arrested
and held for trial
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-11
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

PARts, August TO-
Dispatches received announce another ;er-
rible Colliery explosion, at Jeremaha, Ha-
mont, Belgium. Fifty-one persons were
killed and . great pumber injured.
Emperor Napoleon on his return from
Plombieres, stopped short time At Troy,
where be was received with great enthusiasm
by the people Tho Mayor, at the head of
the members Of the municipal government,
waited on His Majesty at the depot aud pre-
sented An address Of welcome.
The Emperor replied, thanking the Mayor,
the municipality and the people for this their
warm demonstration of Affection He said
he hoped that no even. would occur to disturb
tho peaceful progress Of trade and agricnl-
ture, and concluded by invoking Gods pro
lection.
The Emperora speech was received
with prolonged cheers, and repeated cries Of
Five Ia Emperor.
LONDON, August 10.
Pigot, one Of the Dublin editors, impris-
oned for eeditious utterances. has been par
doned. He will be set FREQ after having
served half Of the original sentence.
Admiral Farragut arrived At Constantine
pie on the steamer Franklin. He stopped at
Syren 70 enquire into complaint that some
Greek had set FIRE and destroyed American
shipping.
Accounts received daily from Spain repre-
sent that the disturbed condition Of the
country 10 leading 70 disastrous rssu!ss.
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FKUA WASHINGTON.
WAsHIseros, Aug. 10.

WAsHIsoTos, Aug. 10.
Information has been received al heads
quarters from the General-in- Chief that he
sill leave Ga,ena on the 18th inst. aud come
Ess..
General Meade, recently appointed COM
mander of the Department OF the South, in
his order assuming command Of the De-
partment states the posts and disposition Of
troops in the States of North Carolina, and
South Caroline will remain Tor the present as
now ordered.
The letter Of Instructions sent from head
quarters to Major General Buchanan, OF the
Department Of Louisiana, are TO the end that
il is necessary to aid IS promptly as possible
in any cases Of insnrrection or danger OF Viz
lence in the States embraced in his Military
Distric. aud provides that General Bu-
chsnan shall keep himself informed Il the
condition of affairs in said States, and com
municate promptly by telegraph to the War
Department, through the headquarters Of the
army any lacts which may make it the duty
of the President under the Constitution and
laws to employ the military force of the 9.
:. He is expected to maintain such disposl>
ton Of the troops under his command that
they may be ready 10 act without delay, on
the report OF an order sta,ionng them. or
from time time moving them to points where
the commander may have reason to appre>
head that military force is NEEDED.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. I.orIs, Aug 10.
Mike NcCoole, the celebrated bruiser, WAS
married last night TO Miss Moliie Morton,
daughter of Daniel Morton. q rich contrac.
tor Of this city. The church was densely
crowded and the street outside was thronged
40 that the street cars were impeded.
The Railroad from St. Joseph, Missouri,
to Council Bluffs, Iowa, will be completed and
trains commence running to-day.
Tie National Town Bank on Saturday
sued out a writ of attachment against A Black,
broker, to recover about $1,000 o.erdrawn
account. Black l. Co 8 bank vas taken pos
session Of, but only about $500 was found
there. Blacks residence was visited in or
der to attach the furniture, and in the bottom
OF an old chair package was foand con-
tanning between seven and eight Thousand
dollors. Black is now in confinement.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, August 10.
The Union, Of Morrison, the champion
bass ball club Of America, play the Excel
eiors Of this city this afternoon.
Cooley has been withdrawn from the trot
with Bashaw, Jun., for this afternoon. and
the Prince Of the West will take the tur.
against Bashaw in Cooley's place.
Frances l.. Beach. young ady Of Deca
tur, While on her way last Friday from Sam,
Joseph to Omaha. on the steamer Monitor,
accidentally Tell overheard and was drowned
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug 10.
Ex Secretary Stanton is expected to be
present nd spesk at the Republican mass
rueeiing here on Wednesday, for which great
preparations are beng made.
Senator Doolttle is to speak to the De-
nocracy on Thursday.
The base ball match between the Hurops
and Excelsiors, has been postponed l--sil
Wednesday, on account ofthe weather.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug 10.
The anniversary Of the battle Of Wilson .
Creek was celebrated at Turner'S Hall to-
night. An eloquent oration w1s delivered
by Gen. Shepherd, . member Of Gen. Lyons
staff.
Mike McCool took leave Of his neighbors
and friends 1T his saloon to-day. He has
written letter to Frank Owen, IN reply to
one in the Clipper, requiring him or his re-
preventative to appear at the Clipper office
on the 18th, to effect theiE settlement.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosTos, Aug. 10.
Gen. Butler was thrown from his carriage
in Gloucester last evening, and severely
bruised.
Mr.. Motley. our late Minister to Austria,
has declined an invitation to . public reeep-
ton extended to him by Governor Buliock,
Mayor ShurtllfT, OF this city, and many other
prominent citizens.
In street row yesterday between a party
of Germans and lrisf . man named Daniel
Shay, about 90 years Of age. was fatally
stabbed A number of arrests we're made
hy the police.
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FIRES.

CHARLESTON. Aug. TO-
The Canton Hotel took FIRE on Friday night
from escaped gas iRni,ing. Three persons
were severely injured The house and furni.
tura Was valued at $40 600,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-11

For Sale.
An ACRES on LAND--nesr Harmnatnn. frwA
- nigh. Ueiiara PER Anr~.
DNafAAHL1 RsAtpESCnon Hifh strs~s, bet~r.-
n Pifrh and Sixth stvrets, door Past frrm the
Congregational ChGrch--,frAns Aaasss nth si fpp&s
snd good O~iiA full lot. with sups Stable. frait Tress
C1stsrn, he T1tis good knqutrs 81
apr4k-dlr wM frtfsF ~ Asp street.
& VERY desirable Brick Dweiling, with
- two lote 10 rood T. pair on veal side OF Grand
Asepu-, between sth and sth .iie.ts
Appist IN wv fcLfOr.
mayA - Main -.
.lts saa a. Block II = G ru.t os IA and Goue~rt
ssreets enc ri .s most s..irsil. locations In me-
sltS
iso lat If lot. snA J. H. htk l5f rarnes
Opne.rt and Niuth streets, ~hrh !. very dssirs
two story bsirk dseiling
Alsu LGts 2, and In III ek 12s corner at ocs>
east snd aahsh
All for sAls 81 very MOI srats hyarrs. Enquire Of
WI FELruH,
m,,6 ~ M$in 0tr~s t.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.
ATToRHEYs.
Brown ! Knowlss...-....eoS Main Fifth streets.
Collins Second street.
American WateAeS.
Sc Bridges s.................NosI i Estss House.
AuorIOHnsRs.
usish : I'll Main street.
.uprs = snoEs-wHOLssALE
Hambsstos Huiskanp x-.........sS Main street.
DOOK.DIuD1R.
fNPsaros :sa..... 0sas City B1d's, Main ID
sac factory.
s..''''-
noOxs = AsTArlonnEY.
David Lowry . E. !. ? .osso
a N.i. street.
BOOTS . sHOEs-nEFAIL.
- nes. ............eorT Third Nais strssts
Haisksnp Maslsss ................se Main strsst.
Huiskamp 3 Bro...... Main strsst-bst 4th en.
TX Hart, Ast.... Main street.
.nnrvn rouupRY.
yaaf Ar-ianse = % ........eer Ninth = JchBsen.
DO1nET
uDofDon ..s'.ssOI 1Ve1tn 0AvnoSeu.
sam Bidrss s...........Nos ! Estss House.
I. r. J. Ayrss Sons...... -.......o7 Main street
CL0THIEAs.
Vsneill, Jones Oo.....cor Inifd Msin s.rsen'
OOAAassAo.
.u
~.
0oan, UalveS ware.
G. Bridges ss........ .........Nos : sssss HS1ss
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DY o Ineefpeu- .soe Third . 4ain, (sp sssifs)
DnY oooDs-wnoLDsALn.
II Shelley : Sons s................e7 Main street.
Kroner, IrwiA Co....... .........lVs lain ssresS
DnUoo-WHOLnoAL = RETAIL
Wnknson, Bartlett Oo...........ss NJ. e.n s.less M
DrT H O'ConnoF. Main stfsss.
:,
Phii,ipe Rerr Mais street
Grssg son. on................s !stes HOUSE
epie,bsrrsY. Mayer . Co.........No. Ill Mains
q n,,a... Nos 4 Estes House
DURn1TT N
Dsnssa' AA'is oo'.....'..- "-
cas- 4 0TDAa ElTTIN0U.
AsSs' : oon '.-.....''' '. o--.s1
n.,Ap... p...i,. Pa.ke& 0oeks
- Br,ds.s. ......... ........N Nos l : Estes Hou'
Q. Pollock Co......... .....lIs nain Stree.
Banill Co......... Ivy ~. ln s.ree
= Bower .....:....sv AA.n "1ss'
Il Stafford. ............eor biondsAa : Levee
0AOCERo-0ETAAA.
Robertson = Alb s................11o Main street
Marl~ass 4 Heaas Furnishing ossls
IA N. in street
- ! Nj, ..,..t,l
II Basl Main street.
-U1rv.u1rG ..OODe.
Dii1on jones-................ ...97 Main street
Barkftt 4 Co Co.....................-Q Main street.
fspAr Houss.........-......cor Third Johnson.
Dsmink Honss. Second Johnson.
insohAHcA
l. J. Adams, '.''''''. oofns' - 'n' : az
IOWA COAL = OIL co:
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LIME! LIME! LINE I!

T1yHD LAwl1NcB LINZ co. have their vorAs CON
plese6 spA ass prepared % fesnlsh their superior
Luz In sassstes 70 satt at the cvrst vNs'kss rsts
me extepsvs snd Ariiitiss for manuftu.
ripa ana transporting shs works viii enable them
70 kesp iu supply ss all umss. 0rdys may b len st
Bues Hardware Stors, or At The once CT ths Aso-
kuk Manufacturing ConpAny
4 n. FORD.
,rrefo6tf Manager
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noanra snknns auy wDLle >. ). BAusaAAa
u snLLHRs = co.,
lsAne founders r y .MachtSstsfs

GTEAM ENGINE and general Mill Work,
- oaee and Steam Httings; plain and Ornamental
Doehls md Mnsls setinS l6sus and ifsaAG runps e
80 Injector II e1SpiyAg 0oiisFs. corner bondsss
-SYSH E.nhrH Irvv ,turAA-htv
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THE LIST OF p.aIzEs

O. n lie seen in bill. correctly srrstge nsu cred
.nt yatus4, W t,,.i,i ~ 20 ne hots.s. lns rts
gi-s fue c fi4Es 49, ~ So ~ ssstf-t
nsss arse g sei.h ii4TA ito1rs, 1etfs. " f :
= &c; also. sHun. { ~, sha are .pt ~
.mniI triz.s & part eusni1e t. this -
seriis-
Toe proprietor p.ei1s nim--lith-, go iaii s--i
fsirly openly Gnd Lo-.s.t'3 esudae Si
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nnAL Ro1 ATE = INDURANCE Acts.
Il B Ten Eyek, cor Fourth Main sti tup stArs)