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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-26
A Bachelor on sleighing.

Things matrimonial arc sour grapes to old
bathelordom; sleighing is a matrimonial kind
of thing : at least good deal Of matrimony
has always followed closely on the heels Of a
good deal Of sleighing. An old dried mp
slrivcied up hard up old chap whose heart
never ex perieneed the divine afians thatcoTnes
with,love. thus talks Of sleighiug:
eff YOU meet a couple, orc Of whom is a
female and the other AMT. and the one that
ain't is irving to make figure IS on the snow
r;rh a wbip and squirting tobacco juice into
tho circles. while the woman looks straight
,,i,cad or leans a little t'other way, it may be
sarelv set down as man and wife Of some
standing If two youthful heads are bent
down over sonic pretended curiosity on the
robe white the horse has the getting along left
wholly to bis discretion, this indicates the first
SYMPTOMS Of softenins Of tho hcaFt and gen
orally Of the brain
2 When YOU meet a dashing pair, with a team
that is equally on the dash, ribbons twisted al
around. ihe drivers arms, with very long whip
in the socket, they may be set down as some
bodt else's wife taking an airing with some
body eIse's husband.
When you see blooming young widow
smuggling up to a beaver oveteoat IKE SlcA
kitten to a hot brick, this means wedding
that's If the widow can only have her own way
abOutit. And 50 on"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-26
Speed Of Birds.

We suppose il is not positively known what
speed birds can attain, when on the wing but
some of them cleave the air with almost in
credible swiftacss. HUMBOLDT says the condor
scars to an elevation of twenty thousand
feet,-from whence be would be able to over
look Great Britain, and then again in few
minutes darts down TO the leycl of the sea-
The albatross, quietly facing the gale, bids de-
fanee to the fury of the unshackled storm- --
The fHgate-bird, though frequently net at the
distance Of four hundred leagues, or twelve
hundred miles, at sea, is said to return every
night 10 his sOltary land-roost, The Carrier
pigeon has been known to travel In less than
six hours from London to Iliege, in Belgium.
Tealducks have been shot bysPcrtsmen IN the
waters of Canada, with rice from the fields Of
the Gulf States still undigested in their crops.
To perform such flights these monarchs Of the
air have been gifted with an enormous spread
Of wing. Thus the pinions Of the albatross ex-
tend from ten to thirteen feet, and those Of the
frfeate-bird and the condor measure even more
from tip to tip. The tiny humming-bird, tho
generally averse to long migrationF darts from
flower 10 flower with such velocity that the
most attentive observer is unable to distinguish
the rapid vibrations Of its wings, which seem
to be in a state Of rest.
Two hundred miles per hour would appear
to be beyond the power Of any bird 30 compass;
vet there is every reason to believe that the
.frigate-bid can sustain this tremendous rate
Of speed for hours at time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-26
POETICAL.
Drift On, My BaI X

re Drift on, my bark! The suhbeams sleep,
Upon the Tranquil tide; i7 iiGea
The ling'Fing waters idly creep r. ...-'
And nestle to my side.
The languid breeze that lightly plays 7lE
Its softest, sweetest air .rt-.-.
Upon the river, fails to raise
,- The golden ripple there, ,rc a5f
And on my breast she is AZ rest,
.l1 Drift on (! drift onl -''"l'' r''''
q Drift on, my barkl The day il worn, 'al
Pa The shadows round us close ir' fi
0'er distant hill and waving corn,
Tie dying sunset glows.
The sapphire tide, grown dark at last,
Wakes with dreamy sigh,
And Joins the breeze, now rising fast,
In mOurnful lullaby a-Tn -.- -
But still hear a whisper near,
RE Drift on, drift on
Drift on, my bark The night winds chill
Sweep round the bitlern calls
Der waving corn and distant hLl .r7
The.gatbering darkness falls.
One pale and solitary star .H.r.l .lrIs
Steals out a timid light;
The cuffew bell chimes out afaf
A musical good night h.f H3-3 -r-
The day is done, We are alone,
Drift on, drift ON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-26
VOL. 4, NEW SERIES.
VIRGINIA. FREE PRESS
TERMS.

eg-The FuEE PREss Is published weekly at Tro
Dollars and Fj)y Cents per oal,aa. in adpones.
r0-THREE DOLLARS It not paid in advance.
s6- one Do,'ar gud Fifty Conn. for sec roHths.
~ The terms Of advertising are, for square,
l.sn lines or less, Oae D1far and FVly Cents for
three insertions-laryer ones in the same proper
tion Each continuance F.ff C1,'.
rE-No advertisement 90 De considered BY the
month or year unless specified on the Manuscript,
orpreviau,lv or agreed upon between the parties.
ES-An advertisement not marked on the copy
ora specified number ofinsertions win be continued
untI ordered out and payment cxacted accordingly.
rs-RE5uIR ADyERusEvENrs.-To avoid any
misunderstanding on the part OF the Annual Advcr-
tis,rs 10 s proper 90 state distinctly that their pri-
vil,ce only extends 90 their Immediate business.-
Real Estate, Legal and an other advertisements sent
by them 60 be an additional charge, and no varia-
tion.
IA Obituary Notices gilmore than ivelines viii
be charsedtor
JOB WORK--Posters Sale Bills, Circulars,
Cards, de-, executed promptly, neatly, and at iaIr
prices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-26
Drunk.

q M
Young man, did you ever think how terrible
the word sounds Did you ever think what
misery aud woe you brought upon yourfGends,
when you degraded your manhood by getting
drunk Oh! it's a fearful thing to tramplc
under foot the claims that God and man hath
upon you, Drunk How it rings in tue ears
Of your loving wife,, How i brushes out tho
hopes of doting father, and brings reproach
aud shame upon loving sisters! Drunk See
him as he leans against some friendly house.
lie stands ready to fall into the open jaws Of
he'll, unconscious as to his approaching lates-
The wife, with fearful eyes and aching heart,
sits at the window 10 hoar her husbands foot
steps; but, alas they come not Heisdrunk
The husband, The parent, is drunk, spending
his time and money when he should DO at
home enjoying the pleasures and comforts Of
the family circle. Drunk lie is spending
means Of support for liquor while bis family is
starving for bread, bis children suffering for
clothing. Drunk His reputation is gone,
gone His friends, one by one, arg reluctantly
leaving him to his miserable fate, lie goes
down to the grave "uuhonored and unsung.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-26
IEFFERsONINsTITUTE


TylTTE next Session of my School for Young La
3 dies will commence on HONDAK, he 1Hh
. 9ett of SEP TEMPER, 1865, and close the tus
TffIrRSD 4 y ia JUNE, 1869. .'
BpipG provided with competent Assistants. every
advantage for thorough course in English, Mn
sic and tho Ian guages will be afforded. The course
of study embraces Latin.
Particular attention will be paid TO Music, and
Pupils will be required 10 play at the Musical
Soirees. which with given once in two months,
when tue friends ofthe Pupils can have an oppor-
tunity to judge oftheir progress.
English Depmtmept-NIRS. FopREsT.
Mathematics & Languases--- Miss IRENE
LEAcHE. -
IysrEUuESrAL MusIC-MRs. RICHARpSoS.
Vocal Music-NIss MAMIE FORREST.
Terms .f.a ~
For Board, and Tuition in English and Latin per
session ZOo
One hair II, adrqsoo aud the remainder on the first
Of January --.--y
Lights and Washing Extra. The usual deduc-
ton made for pupils who remain only during the
scholastic.week.
tl..T DAY SCHOLARS.
Senior Glass ....-S5O.
Intermediate and Junior I4O.
Primary ClasS.... W.
instrumental Music. .-..eO'
Vocal '''oo'
Drawing ...0u
French, German Italian and Spanish, each.".O.
References:
E.y~The Clergy of the different denominations in
Charlestown and the patrons Of the School, So
MRS 4. NJ. FORREST.
Charlestown, Jefferson County.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-26

Passengers on a Chicago train south Witness
ed lively conjugal scene few days ago. AS
the train was starting from Springfield gen.
,leroan was about to leave the car when alady,
with whom he had been eolgeEsing, threw her
graphing irons about bin and addressed him
thus: No, you don't run away and leave
me You want to get divorce, and you
shan't DO It. Ifyou try it on III murder you
as sure as there is q God l will kill yoH If
YOU don't come back !" Hestrusgled ferccly,
but she held on with the tenacity Of death to
a deceased African, and finally compelled him
to acknowledge defeatandagEee to accompany
her.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-26

ADuLTERATIoN or EiSEGAR.-The fScien-
tific American cautions the public against tho
use Of adulterated vinegar. The heayygorerh
ment tax on alcohol has raised the price 80
much that resort Is had b a cheap pcrsubstanco
to give the required acidity toyipegar. For
this purpose, sulphuricJ nitric and bydrocloric
acids are all used, though sulpburic acid, as
the cheapest aud sourest thing that can BE-
found, is chiefly used. This, however, is very
destructive to pickles apd whatever is placed
IN it for preservation, and very injurious 70 the
bcaith of those who use the vinegar made gift
4 gallon Of tho stuff called vinegar can be
made for cent or two fyom sulphgric acid and
wator, with some coloriDg matter. To detect
the presence Of sulphasie acid, take a small
quantity Of the vinegar ina clear gas ahd
drop few drops Of the chloride Of barinminto
it. or the nitrate Of bafta. If the liquid pre-
sents a cloudy appearance, there IS sdlPhudc
acid IN It, aud Il should all be returned to tie
manufacturer or turned into the gutter
hr .sas Baltimore Sun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-26
Btothcrly Advice.

Now, John, listen to me, for ] am older than
you, or 4 couldn't be your mother , Never
marry young woman before you have con
tnyod to happen at the house where she lives
at least four or five times before breakfast -
You should know how late she lies in bed du-
ring the morning, or whether tie morning
wash and the towel haze robbed her Of her
evening bloom You should take care to sur
prise her 50 that you could see lorin the MORN
ing dress and observe how her hair looks when
she is not expecting you. If possible you
should be where you can hear the morning
conversation between her and her mother If
she is iIl-natured and snappish to her mother,
so she will be to you, depend upon it. But If
you fud her up and dressed neatJin the
morning, with the same countenance, the samo
smiles, the same neatly combed hair and tho
same ready answers 10 her. which characterized
her department in the evening, and particn-
larly il she is lending a hand to get breakfast
ready 10 good season, she IS prize, John, and
the sooner you secure her 10 yourself the better.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-26

An English paper advertises Tor SAFE a pem p,.
which commands a view Of nearly the whole
coDgrcgat;on-"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-26

..- PRINCIPALS.
TNHIS Institution was opened on the 9th Of! Sep
tember, lsG S.Thc Principals having been
engaged for wears in some of the best nstit tions
of fearniug in the country, feel prepared to carry
pupils through systematic course, comp ising
theadyanccd as well as the elementary branches
of thorough education.
1t will be the constant aim Of the Principals To
surround their Boarders with an agreeable aud
salutarv homo ipA,srnea. n srouro thia, u~dcr
and strict attention to.neatness in all thei' do
nestle arrangements are deemed absolutely essen
tial.
The scholastic year will be divided into two
Sessions the first commencing September 9th,
will end with the first week in February; tnc Sc
cond Session. commencing with the second week
in February, will end July lst.
Terms &c, made known application to 'rin-
cipals Send for Circular containing references.
September p, lS6S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-26
PARK HOTEL,
TOST SHEEP.

10 SHEEP slrayed from the farm Of Col. Z.
10 Yates. near Charlestown, about two
weeks ago. Any person having knowledge Of
them will please give information OF the same
~ = FREE PRESS OFFICE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-26
PROFESSIONAL CARD.
NOTICE

II order to meet our present liabilities. itisTos
uveIv necessary tbatwe must he paid Tor s-rvi
- rendered up % this date. We arc willing Oh
,.-r. tf. public but cannot sustain ourselves uu-
a.-tre existing s'-Gsh 'e-as. unless we arc paid
JOHN j. III. SIEAITU,
GERARD 2. MASON,
Wal 2. LIPPlTr
Tr-rr-- o r1r~ fr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-26

One-half in all cases to be paid in advance for
each session.
Boarding will be provided and further particu-
lars made known on application to the subscriber.
ROBERT T. BR0WN,
Charlestown, jefferson county.
August G. 1868
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-26

DLAKES Patent Belt studs, the best fastening
} for rubber or leather belts. They have been
in use for several years and given universal salts
faction. .. RANSOM d DUKE.
(dSTERN Pumps, Wheeling and Baltimore
I Nails BAR Iron, Horse Shoes, Trace Chains.
Harness and Hardware of all kinds, Wheeling Cook
Stoyes-seyeral patterns-for sale by
July o.. .'6S. RANSOM & DUKE.
FULL stock Of Carriage and Wagon Rims,
Spokes, Hubs, Axlcs, Tire. Bolts, &c, for
sale by RANSoN q DUNE
GtINCLAIRS Hay, Straw and Fodder Cutters.
- the best in use-eyery one warranted, for sale
bv RANSOM d DUKE.
TENHE celebrated Morning Glory Base Burning
Stove greatly improved for 1865, for sale by
Sep. "a. RANSOM e DUKE.
"-DRAULIC Cement and Cistern Pumps, for
sale bv RANSOM d DUKE.
WOOD SAWS, Kitchen Saws, for sale by
NJ Nov. -. RANSOM & DUKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-26
boarding and Day school
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. 1877 West Street,
GEORGETOWN, D. c.

MRS. NJ. Z. BrBB & Miss s. A. LIPsdoM8,
-....- PRINCIPALS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-26
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT

CONSISTS oF
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Separate or Conibncd-with either Rake or Drop
per-for which we are Distributing Agents.
Also sole Agents tor
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AND HORSE POWER,
The most popular machine in the West.
NATIONAL & HOOSIER FODDER CUT
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Latest ard most highly improved CIDER MILL.
PLOWS aud PLOW CASTINGS.
GRAIN BRILLS.
With and without Guano Attachment One that
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Stands.
PUMPS -ll kinds for Wells OF Cistcrns; Water
Drawers, Chain and Tubing.
FAIRBANKS and PITTSBURG SCALES, at
manufacturers prices.
CRADLES q SCNTHES- English and American.
PATENT ADJUSTABLE TINE. PITCH and MA
NURE FOEkS-lNtcst Invention.
COENSUELLERS. Snathcs Wire and Wood IuOth
Horse Kak.s. Scoops, Shovcls, Whet stones,
Briar aud Bush Hooks, and Scythes.
CHJRNS of an kinds and many other Machines
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ALSO
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-26

Charleston WI Female SOM
mary
TNHE exercises of this School will be resumed on
MONDAY, the l4th day Of SEPTEMBER
next. at the rooms of Maj kearsey, in Charlestown
The course of instruction embraces the usual
branches of English education taught in our schools
...-.l...li.... 10 [ On in Ernrch and Mn-,c
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-02
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

UNHE Board of School Commissioner:
IL of St. Mary's County, at meeting
of the Board on Tuesday. the 9th, instant
ordered the publication of the following
provisions of the School Law which have
reference to the modes Of securing COM
petent Teachers"
Sec l. 1t shall be the duty of each
Board of County School Commissioners to
appoint county examiner, whose duty II
shall he to examine candidates tor the
profession of tearhlng, IN the presence of
at least three members Of the Board Of
School Commissioners to give to such
persons as are found qualified, under the
sanction of the said board. certificate
setting forth the branches such persons
are competent to teach. But no cert'h-
cate shall be granted without satisfactory
evidence of the moral character Of the ap-
p.IOaDt
Sec. 9. The certificates issued by each
county examiner shall be numbered and
registered in hook kept by the Beard OF
County School Commissioners, and be de-
livercd to their successors III otflce, an
shall be dcnominatcd first or second grade
as the case may be Certificates of the
first grade shall embrace orl.og raphy,
reading, writing, arithmetic. geography,
history, English grammar, book pecping,
algebra aud natural philosophy, and the
second grade shall embrace photography,
reading, writing, arithmetic. geography,
history and English grammar.
Sec s. No certificate of qualification as
teacher shall be issued to any male un-
der nineteen years of age, or to female
under ventcen years OF age.
Sec No certificate shall continue in
force longer than three years.
Sec 5. The county examiner shall hold
regular examinations OF teachers at each
quarterly meeting of the board aud at such
other times as the board of County School
Commissioners may direct.
June Is, lS6S-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-02
wEATHBRBY'S IMPROVED TOBACCO
CURING APPARATUS.
TOBACCO GROWERS LOOK TO YOU u
TERESTSi

We would call the attention Of Tutac1
w Growers to onr new and improved IL
PARALYSIS for FIRING AID FL-PYNf; -
81 eco, which will no doubt superccie a.
other arrangements heretofore used for that pr
pose Although much more durable yet lie
price rll be lower than those now sold. TIC
enormous consumption Of wood, as well rs IL
great amount of time and labor consumed IN -
preparation, have induced us at the eucEeSi:cA
Of MARY PlanterS) to prepare this for burning
Coal, and by this means. insure uniform
heat, with a saving of so 10 IS per cent. in Ii.
cost and consumption of fuel, and require but
about one hour in twentv-four to attend 20 il -
We thus avoid all danger from sparks. IN cog
struction, they are so simple the ordinary farm
hands can take them down or put them up Il
less than an hour. By ingenious arrange
ment, the heat is prevented from ascending { tie
top Of the barn Immediately, but made &c ditfrs.
itself through the lower portions and sides OF il
Then. by the same arrangement. water can be
evaporated and steam raised sufficient l. mos
ten the tobacco so that il r,iay he handled VITA.
out waste and packed regardless OF weathc-,
We have completed an apparatus someva At CT
the same principal hut intended for wood, 9 and 5
feet long for those sections here il is alHos. i,a
possible to procure coal.
No Planter consulting his own interes,, X j,
buv anv other before examining Il csc.
Send for Circular giving full dclai,s t1-r.i
er with cut and drawing showing coastgltt.l p
prices, e..
WEATliEEBY a Sc NS,
Store pc..,lc
Sos 80 and a. I.rht -
BelEu5.s,
May IS, 1855 -Gn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-02
/" the Circuit Court for 81 Mrys coun-
ty, sitting in Equity.
NO. lo5 y. E.

FHE object of the bill. filed in Thu
| Il case, is to procure a decree to per
/ feet title to a certain tract of land, lying
in Saint Mary's county, called aud known
CINTRA. ="
The bill, sui stantially. states that the
said tract of land, heretofore, TO wit, about
the year, 1919, was owned in fee by a
certain Joseph Harris-that said Harris.
on or about the year aforesaid, gave the
said tract of land, by way of advancement.
| to his daughter. Josephi Franklin. then
the wife Of Thoms j. Franklin, that
said Josephine Fraukiia aad her husband
Thomas j. Franklin. soon afterwards sold
SAID tract of land to certain Benjamin
G. Harris for the sun Of four thousand
ard one hundred dollars. but sale Harris
never paid the purchase money for same.
lat said Harris subsequently sold the
said tract of laud to 4 certain Bernard L.
Hayden and said Hayden sold same to q
a certain Joseph II. Maddox and that said
Maddox mortpascd the same to George
| Forbes, the complainant in this bill. That
said For bes forec!oscd said mortgage b.,
proceeding in the Circuit Court for Saint
Mary's county, in Equity. and at trustees
sale purchased SAID tract Of Ian That
after said purchase and not before the
sad Forbes was Informed, that the pur-
chase money was unpaid and claimed as
lien by aforesaid Franklin. Also that
certain other lcas were claimed on said
land By certain Francis Neale and Ben
jamin G. Harris Of Baltimore and certain
Wm \ fadsctt.
That while the said George Forbes. tie
complainant. does not admit any of said
pretended liens, he is unable to perfect
his title TO said tract of land or to dispose
Of s me. And he therefore prays the in
terveution Of tins Court OF Equity to pro-
tect his interest and establish and perfect
his title 10 said land
The supplemented bill fled in this case
further states, that Bernard L Hayden,
one of The defendants 10 thi. case, since
hiin. original bill and :eturn Of subpanas,
has departed the State aud is now beyond
the jurisdiction of this Court. And prays
that an order of publication may be gran
ted against him warning him to appear in
this Court, either in person or By solicit
tor, on some certain day, to be named
therein, to answer bill Of complaint of said
complainant
BY virtue of authority vested in me as
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
rvs county, it is therefore ordered this
18th day of June, in the year 1868, that
the complainant in this cause give notice
to the a oresald nonresident defendant, OF
the object aud substance Of this bill by
advertisement of this order in the Saint
Msry's Beacon. once q week for four sue
cessive weeks. three months prior TO the
l9h Gay of October next, warning him to
appear III this Court, either in person or
by solicitor, on the day aforesaid, and
show cause, if any he has, why q decree
should not be passed in the premises as
prayed. otherwise the said bill shall be
taken pro con tesso, against him.
JNO A CAVALIER,
Clerk
True copy-Test;
JNO A CAVALIER,
Clerk
June IS, 1S6s-4w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-02

\N1E call the attention of the Farmers &. !,
w Na-y's county 10 our Improved piano. /:
State ThrcShcr and Cleaner and douh,c-a =: {.
Separator. The practical operation 81 these n
chimes is such will warrant US in advising tNosT
IN want of thrcShers and Cleaners 10 cNsu.i:s
ours before purchasing elsewhere. We :nanr'<..
ture three SizeS-No. ! 81 zach cyliidcr, Ne .
80 inch cylinder No. - inch cylinder. tic
latter is represented by cut 81 the head ot this
advertisement in operation with two Horse E9it-
way power. No. is suitable for large plant
tons AMI NAV he worked BY either hcy 5 g..
steam power. They are warranted 10 suit pa'
chaScrs and are made OF the best materials m
workmanship. the lumber t,ing selected ana -
selves and shaker bottoms made ot galva:.TeG
sheet iron The machine is a mode OF snpi.e-
II in It's construction and operations OF g.ea:
strength, capacity, durability and ease of ru.-
ming does its work rapidly and in tho les;
manner and the price of it is below that of eth
ers in the market We arr not troublce! w
complaints about the waste of grain.
II can be easily changed into n threSher F5.t
separator hy removing the fan and shoe.
Two and Three Horse Railway Fo~e.s -,,
Powers &c. Send for Circular.
Address,
CASU0 i 60.
Newark Machine " orks
Newark, Delaware
May IS, lsos-5m