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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-09

HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR ALL-can be found
at Parker Cs.'s, 9S 100 Summer ST., Bos-
ton, Mass. To enable every person to pro-
vide themselves with handsome and useful
holiday presidents, from now until the Goth
Of January, 1870, these gentlemen will issue
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est and best novelties in such goods as Fancy
Boxes, Desks, Glove Boxes, Albums in Moroc
co, Gilt and velvet Bindings, real Morocco
Shopping Bags, Furnished keticules. Silver
Plated ware and Cutlery of sill descriptions,
the latest styles of Jewelry in Gold, Corne>
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latest and best published Books. They are
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-09

Rufus Chapman Of Liberty, Maine, had
stiff leg bent at the knee, limbersd and
strengthened by the use of Johnsons .4nodyne
Imminent II
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New Advertisements
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TO THE WORKING CLASS ---Ny ave rs
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the business. we make this unparalleled or.
10 sach rs are not well satisfied We w III --ni
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pies Literary Compani3n-one Of the lsr.~.t
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-09

SsSee advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed, Book for the million-MAR-
KlAGEGUlDE-in another column. 1t should
be read by all. Nov-oam
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try Warmers Pile Remedy, it will cure you.
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URl0US Low strange.-1Le Married Ia
dies Private Comianio &C ntains Il de-
sired information. Sent for stamps Al.
dress Mrs. {. Henry, Hanover, Pa. 41w4.
DERFECT MANHUOD.-Essaysf for Young
i Men, on the evils OF Sell. Eunervation
with certain help Cor the erring and unfor>
tunate. Sent ia sealed letter envelops. free
Of charge. Address Howard Association. Box
?, Phila, Pa. l46w4
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)LIDAY JOURNAL FOR 1870.
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organs, therefore the proper remedy for Dys.
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ASK yeus Doctor or Druggist for Sweet
Quinine-it equals (bitter) Quinine. Is made
only by F. STEARNS, Chemist, Detroit. 3ln4
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FREE to BOOK AGENTS

we VIII send handsome prospectus of Our
NEW ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BtBLE ioan,
book agent. free of charge. Address M.
TlONAL PUBLISHING Co, Chicaso. III, Or
st. Louis, Mo. f41st
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COMMON SENSE!

COX DAY.-33 new articles for Agents.
1O~SO Samples free. II. B. SHAW, Alfred.
Me f.ywt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
CRIMINAL

At the Tombs Ponce Court, yesterday, be-
fore Alderman OBrcu, was brought Edward Kelley
aged rs years aud resident Of Brooklyn, whom Patrol
man Shea caught In the Of stealing 500 gold watch
from the vest Iocket Of Robert Dunlop Of No. 26 Allan
test Brooklyn. while on the Battery The accused was
committed trial. James Mo0y OF No. ESQ Ihird-aye,
Saturday evening accompanied Mary Gibson to
hOuse in CrOsby-s and whllo there silver watch val
ued at SIS, stolen from him. He caused the arrest OF
the woman, and yesterday size was committed ROsau-
ma ODOnnel and Am Cus!ck Saturday evening quar-
relied No DesbTOssesst and Ann BIT her oppOn0nt5
finger severely. She arrested and cOmmitted...
Peter Rice aud Thomas Quinn DOarGeIs ~ No 10 OAK ST.
ON Saturday night Quanclcd, an Qnn fired pietoi az
his opponent the ball fortunately missing us ain Quinn
was arrested and yesterday locked up IA the IOmO5 10
await an examination.
At Essex Market Police Cont, before Justice
Mansfield, Saturday. examination Was held IN tire
ca Of julius KuOpf accused ~ having set fire Co bis
dry goods store tho building No l6 Avenue A, Oh the
l2th inst, reported Ih THE Tribune The court
room was filed with large crowd OF persons interested
FIreAarshal Bracket the complainant, produced strong
proof OF the guilt OF knOpf Herbert Simon, employed
as clerk by the prisoner at the time OF the hrc eshtd
that several DAYS before kuopf had asked him ne dd
not want TO make ego with match On several other
occasions he had luted al the crime 10 the witness
and had aterward manifested desire mat the witness
should leave the place. TIE testimony OF several Occn
naut OF tine store developed me Tact hht
burning fluid kerosene, and other com .uHtlbes baa Dce
lrft wing about the store n very dangerous manner
r. was proved that the goods in The store were oJ
worth more than Sj70 while they had recently been ~
suIed for $500. The case was adjourned NAM tAis
morning when Justice Mansfield viii give his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
THE COURTS.
THE LETTER CASE.

The United States agt. William II. Higgins
United States Commissioners Office, before Commits
sOner Sheds-This Is the case In which d. Chttenden,
a boy employed by the firm OF s. B. Chittenden Il Co.,
found letter I'm the letter bag OF s. h. Chttenden Co.
directed 10 First National Bank, took IL aud opened it,
and tbon handed IL TO the defendant Higgins Higgins
Adj sed MIN ne had committed States Prison Odense,
hnt dysed him not to return 1t Immediately he might
he arrested but to wait and watch the papers for
reward The letter with its contents subsequently
returned by the defendant to the bank sending it.
nation was made on his behalf the ground that no
crime was shown the part OF Higgins, but only folly
and possibly wrong. IL argued that his fault
caused desire to shield the boy from the effects of his
fault he had been detective and his detective
the letter and its contehs and that at the utmost he
was merely accessory 10 the boys crime of stealing
the letter. and could not be held unless the boy first
held The District Attorney claimed that the proceeding
was under that section Of the statute which imposes
penalty for secreng embeZghng letter. The Com
missioner denied the notion The prisoner put In the
testimony OF person to whom he applied to return the
letter the sender but who unable TO leave the
city at the time who testified that at that time,
tells now except that nc spoke OF the boys having found
the letter and opened and feared the bank might give
the boy trouble for opening it, Another witness, who
the prisoner excellent character testified that
the prisoner inquired Of him how lac could get TO Free
hold and back the same day. he had package TO re-
turn 10 the bank there MIR. Henry A. Citteuden had
inquired into Mr. Higglnss character before he en-
ter for honesty highly spoken Of and Ms general
character irreproachablo. Mr.. Shields the Commits
sioncr held, under all tho circumstances the prisoner
having returned the letter. his duty
there OF probable cause aud he should hold
the prisoner to await the action Of the Grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
THE REBELLION AT SING SING.

On Saturday morning THB TRIBUNE pub
lshed partial account Of the Sing Sing rebellion since
which time the following particulars Of the alair nave
been obtained: 1t appears that for some te tho con
y,s have been complaining Of the quality Of the food
tbsv rece,ve and aimee the warm weather have Insisted
upon being supplied with ice water. On frl9sy Two
Gangs pmpjoyed in the limestone quarry refused 70 con
n@ their work and In spite OF the efforts OF the Keep
ers persisted their refusal Mr Henry q 5 SesSp
m the quarry and ordered that tho men De FORMED
m line and marched their cells This was quety Done
an satnrday morning Mr. Nelson offered 10 release INC
mutinSers on condition that they would resume VOTE
Three hundred OF them avaed themselves on the teI'
nd ent 70 work The balance remained IN their ceils
their only food being bread and water III is pEossa
that their mutny, under such weak dlet VIII o9 VI va
Dnnee alias Peter Mundy who also escaped ana was
captured two years ago. This man belongs 10
sing sing and third at the Connecticut stale @
He il supposed 70 be concealed IN me %3ooS' anu
arc cntertai1ed that he will DO recaptuled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
A NEW arATION.HOUsE.

On Saturday the Police of the Fifth IRE,
anct moved into their new statonhouse' at NOS ~ nn
q Leonard-st. The new building Is uee'uou 1,,
t ver the iI,.ventjlatcd miserable building formerly
occupied by Capt Petty and the Fifth Ward Ponce Inc
new structure is 80 feet 'front.' four stories ~ hegn' an
OF brick with white marble trimmings inc n'erIo. -
handsomely fitted up with oak and black walnut O
0rst floor are the office, the captains ana sei %
rooms and bath and wash room Inc becOh9 s
divided into two large rooms for the hrst amu mn
rirbt locker IN which 90 keep his wardrobe, az 10
MISC small room for the r0undsman. the uuI1 h tird
FAC smile OF the second, and Ia occupied S nv
and fourth sections, and tins rOundsinan lIo g Js
floor is the drroom and IN winter VIII a he huhS
TO ry during wet weather The cells are IA al pT
rate 6uildug I'm Of the etaton.house anu al
above the level Of tho sreet-a decided ImpIyN
over the old station. house. The new building VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
MINIATURE ALMANAC
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw.YoRS.. ..........".....~....Jaly II,

PORT OF NBWY0Rk...........,. .."...'JaY IL
CLEARED.
seamhns-Cy Of Boston, Tbhets Lverpoo Iowa hetderNek
GLASGOW. Smit Shuee Bremen bee DglA4ey ssn ~
salvador Nickeron, Savannah Isaac Dell boue Nv
Neptune Baker Boston ,
Ship Neptune Emerson Liverpool 81,
Anderson Lyerpoo.i Satele aaer IyI
Rrabeth Allen HaisI: Phoenix McKenze fc,oa Ibs@ '0'S
Hanjen Gbrultsr; Jas. Welsh McGi CsTuepls ,,A ,o,L
Myroaus Higgins Bette Edwin Rove CIuse Win.
Schra-Joha Snou, Mitchell, Shuee n 3 E",r Bor
Washington Thos Muanis, Aorgah eiosJ, GaapsE
ser stanford; Dragon Mcfarland. DeBararai IPRnsD "
Elsutbcra Electric Evans Nassau
ARRIVED. .--,-
Steamship Magnolia Cow Charleston m de 80 " a. naval store.
Steamship Rebeeea Clyde, Clcees'er "wN'"a'' " -
o ses%,Ap Cen Mesde Sampson Eewore.n S:s sad Das-
Steanshhp ssavis Brsgs ParsBd Bdse and pass ,,s
StesmsSp RhsIu Mysr Brsnsa July VIA Southampton '0'0'
nde ..a sa.J5 uhOuu wsb.ss Gard ue'an With t6u''e
'o ~ Dalton Liverpool q days nd.e and pass
R,t ID mi Waiter Deien Bremen ~ days, ndse and pass
V,. Von Asu lauque Peru, Apdll5 nitrate VI soda
bssS oian Cbr.sensen, Bordeaux ~ DAYS, mele .
~ Gast,ts PrIedehc, Bruins. Aaoy. March B teaa
s ni-rcs baker Busnes Ayres 70 days hides, hair &C.
RS Crocus. Coburu, Pensscola 20 days, Iumber.
B Nellie owen, ST. C0X ~ DAYS sugar u2Ae ASH faooeI
sbl,.Bsg.ud and Civ Of Boston LeFpoOli lows Glasgow
sniff Bremen; Tybee St. Thomas sherman Nemoreansi @
pon San Salvador savannah Isaac bs hea"030 ~
NeUOrleans; T. T. Terry hes0era NJ.
ARRIVED, 80 Sunday, July Ic'
nj, AMI, youn9 Hilton Cabahea u days and cedar
Bs lula Kelv Kashi Cardenas DAYS sugar and
Sebr. Agnes Blair BLAIR fors moIan' Jaw ~ 80,
John Manoye. RonaOuL Adele tsnes, E.y,v.t,,v
Empire. ElnabstbpoH ,SA-s o." T,ier Part Johnsou
Jshn y SpaaoId, NeHOuggu. D.,
Nellie Chase RON J0hnsol Lite I U.,lo' SsSbuTsa
Ada s. Allen hgaaOa' ~ 'Ea.hursh
Fakir, Neuburgh. N~ SIs,-rs
-, LIE 3 Ths .,S,mSp HsnmoniI from NsWIoTf,
july s at this port to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
THE pRIyCU-sr MALpRAcrIcE CASE.

Coroner Flynn on Saturday continued his IN
yestgaons into the circumstances connected with the
death Of Mrs HOBoraiRyan late oNo llJ Prnce-st Dr.
Stephen j. Cook Of No. IA splingst testified that he
was called In 70 attend the deceased On the 18Th nst
and ound her very low, and the exremiles eold she
complained Of great pain ia the abdomen. smpectng
Il al she was suffering from malpractice Dr Cook ques
toned closely She said tat her husband was
n soldier in the regular army, serving m Omaha, aua
that she had not him for nearly three years. enc al
united that she had acted improperly and thought her
sickness was the result OF a miscarrioge IN the
most positive manner she declared that no ln'
struments had been used upon her. witness saw
her again at O'Clock D. ~, and she then seemed TO
he diving heard that the friends OF the woman had
afergafd called in a DR.. Horne who pronounced the
case one OF cholera Dr. WIZ Shine testified that, assist
cd NV Ora Jaueway and Cushmau, he hhd made posi-
oTtem examination Of the body Of deceased ard found
conclusive evidence of malpractice On opening INTO the
abdomen tho pelys cavity found TO Dc Dlod with
blood The ntestines much IaceIa6d. IN inc OplI-
ion az tbe witness and tho other physicians death was
accustomed by rupture OF the uterus with Instruments
used 10 procure an abortion Ia order TO ahOId captain
Mills and me pOce ofthe Eighth Precnc time to work up
tie case and endeavor II possible 20 discover the Ruy
person. the further investigation was adourhou 10 on
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
BASE BALL.
ALPHA We. PoMHATAN.


In consequence of misunderstanding, sew
ernl members Of the PowhataDs failed to appear the
Capitolne ground on Saturday. but a nine was made
mn consisting of five Powhatans three Alphas and
Atlantic. After pleasant game, the Alphas won by
score Of SO tot
STARS VS.. FIELD.
The EckfOTd-Sta not coming OFF on Satur-
day a field nine made up, and played the first nine
Of the Stars eghtnniDg game resulting III favor OF
the Stars by q Of 3S TO 10.
EMPLOYEES GAMES.
A large number of employees games were
played on Saturday; among which were the game be-
tween the Stock Exchange Western Union Telegraph
Company The latter won by score OF 50 TO 81. Two
mines OF Vert, Carey Bradeys factory played very
amusing game. The Ellpcs won by score OF 80 70 ~
Two Mines representing the firms OF Shethar co. aud
Gardner Co, had game on Saturday AT the close OF
the ninth inning stood % TO 49, in favor Of the
fret named. WestcOtps pressmen VS.. NeyYOrk Printing
Coiupanys type setters after sharp contest the fht
ing Company nine won by a score OF 40 to 49,
OLYMPICs OF WASHINGTON VS.. STAR
This game, which promises to be one Of the
best OF season, will be played on tho Capitone
ground, Brooklyn, this afternoon. Tomorrow the visit
Ing club win play the Atlantics on the same ground
ECKFORD VS.. ORIENTAL.
The champions will play the Orientals Of
burgb The amateurs have played the former champions
siderable interest concerning tO-day's game.
OLYMPICs VS.. ATHLETICS.
PHILADELPHIA, July 17.-A well-cOntested
game was played here this afternoon between the
THIS city which resulted in favor Of the Athletic Club by
score Of 80 The following s the score by Innings
Let. "a. "a 9Th. 5ih 9th 9Th. 9th. Oh. Total
33,ISFI sis..........s 10 10 20
The time Of the game four hours and quarter.
The umpire was Mr. Allison OF the Cincinnati Club
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fell into the hold OF the brig Friday night and
stanty killed. He was native of England aged so
years. and resided at No. Hamiltonst., Also,
on Saturday the body Of Charles Bradley who died
from conclusion of brain, received Saturday
ing, by falling down fight Of stairs at his residence No.
10 Sherifst He native OF Ireland aged 80 years
Coroner Flynn on Saturday, called TO take the
statement of Mrs Rosa Betman OF No 800 EastEighth
81. About two weeks ago Mrs. Bettman and Mrs Mary
Berry, OF No 800 EastTenth-st, quarreed about
money matters and Berry it is alleged beat her OPP
pOnent the head face and body From the effect OF
this beating IL IA said Mrs Bettman, few days ago,
gave birth to still born child The matter will be tnyes-
tiQafPd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, July IT, 1850.
messrs. johnson & Miller have another great
Islp sale Of villa plots on Tuesday They have felt
themselves obliged 10 limit the number of tickets to 500
determined to make the excursion the select
ana the most delightful OF the All suspicious
are to be excluded by rigorous detectives
TOT luh information how to 60 consult the advertisement
In the adjoining column iI.
me total OF property sold by auction az ain shows
falling of from last week. ..... .... t :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
INQuEsTs.

Coroner Scbirmer held an inquest yesterday
over the body Of Patrick Conner, which was found hoa
ing harbor of Castle Garden On Tuesday last the
deeeased IN oompany with is other 1ongshoremen,
started In o small boat 20 20 the steamshp Eagie
lying In the North River on Pier No T. on tne way the
the water Al were rescued with the e1sepuon OF Con,
nor The body removed 20 No. ~ WashingtOnst He
a native Of Ireland aged 81 years Coroner Scbr-
neT also held inquest the body OF Vim Smith,
1AsaA private Waterman on the DTtG bandy HOOK who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
MorroN 70 n1scHARaE rRoM AnRrsr

QUinbB agt. Carpenter. Superior Court
Special 1orn.-BefoIe Justices Mcneil and MoCunn.-
Ihis a motion 10 discharge defendant from arrest
An affidavit read stating the fact that tho same
papers had been before Mr. Justice sutherland on sim
lar application and that Judge had declined 70 act In
the matter Both Judges Mcneil and McCunn refused 10
interfere in any manner with what had been done Dy
Mr.. Justice Sutherland but adjourned the case 10 the
22d To permit tho defendant, If he could, TO produce
further papers showing other facts than those presented
il. Il LtAr..rl nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
THE Observation-Disclosures TO GET THE MONEY.

OUahOHeyagt. Belmont ct dt.-Supenor Court
Special Term.-It may be remembered that on Friday,
judge McCunn appointed Mr. Thomas }, Barr receiver
Of the $4,000 gold deposited with Belmont Co IN Sep
tember 1865 Mr. Barr, having filed his receivers bonds
took the order OF tho Court 70 the dcendant Office aud
asked a compliance with Its terms. MIR. Luckc, mem
Der Of the firm, refused directly 10 deliver the funds
An application vas theTeupOn made '9 Judge McCunn
who granted an order retunahle tomorrow, 10 show
cau,e why the defendants soud not be puuisScd for
contempt refusing TO obey the order vi the Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
PETITIONS AND DIscHARGEs.

During the week ending July H. petitions
for discharges in bankruptcy woro filed by Charles G.
Webb and Thomas III. Taylor During the same week
discharges granted 10 Alexander Davis, John H. L.
StUChnan and James Strauss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
Eous,s anS farms @lunttb.

TARM WANTED, within 100 miles OF New
YoI CITY suitable for raising stock or which HOUSE ana
&c No Beekmans st., n J.
yXyANTED-A FACTORY aud Water Power
w ,sv with EsWloki rot less Than 90 horse
sBsnsBL Address, with full Particular FACToKf' r. u
Boz No. 4.ls0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
THE UsURY LAW AND THE BROKERS'.

An addition to the list If brokers, published
on Saturday, arrested Tor violation Of the USury aw
10 be made George Watts WHO has since been arrested
His surety J. William Woods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
= a. LAwKEscH, AueuonesL
EARM-FARM

,,r ~ 1901 the Of yoantovu, wudhAn County.
Rastsfn CoahscieaL - -..-. go ,.
AUCTION THURSDAY ga tA Of JAY at ~ oeoeL at The kI'
chsu No lll broadway
Is situated psautfsf section A'e
from Bssebdae and miles from Ptuhd beautiful stream OF spring
uBsug hTouEh H. the hest trout thng and cunning 10 ihs Nta's
st Advantages 1oase sej story sud sttic 43sA With AL
sn aIiG n good order JbrJ0. and other oubuid
opvsett IpacoHL Two good wells 81 never falling water FAfi
oftbs purcha, haad and morg per cent
premises and particulars at AueoHeeTs once No. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19

NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.
CSrtan, pu- arriving al this relneseiS
ler rcAsss addressed 20 the NesIo Associated Press only 70
written authority Of j. W. Smoaton, General
Agent News packages - anal CoHmsee Btes fRBUSs,
Ereaig Post Commercial lea iiScr, Stddts
ZetgHo and YORKER Da0di should also be 5s1efsd onT 10
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
TIE DRAWBACK FRAUD.

Mr. ]. Korn, one of the defendants in the
alleged drawback fraud, held 10 ban M $1,000 on
Saturday morning by Commissioner Shields.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
Valuable FOundery Property
REAL ESTATE, BY AUCTION

REAL, ESTATE, BY AUCTION.
VIM - M IN IN. preses 10 Worcester Mass WEDNESDAY,
o,, m 100 AZ O'clock the FOUNDRY aud LAAD adjoining
belonging 10 the Rarle Stove Company
Tbe Foundsy al,ed tho corner Of Gold and south bdgs m
m. Railroad functions ne Of and adjoining The PoYt
d,uer and worcester Boston and ALBANY Railroad The hAn
Budng BY lOQ,st stories high nearly nsE And vas 9, 70
substantial with bTek walls aud slated
numbered end supplied throughout With gas ana city
Pounde ca high aud 10 also Of
rI With slated roof aud joins the main b0lldnE Il wen hShd
, ,sbIS.y which will be with the said property consists In
a., ~ horse power Putnam Engine perfect orders ne"
or,s tubular Boiler with Sturteyant Blower n inn
Cupo and all The Skating and other appointment"
,,. fouudsry In perfect complete running order.
The railroad enss for receiving and dsshAng freight are no'
,oaa h, ,p Of the hind Mes EnEAnd having nall
AZ Soo Of the Foundry which gvss connection with All tas
osd, leading and out OF Worcester aud makes adnnaoy
IdIpd used fousdsry machine shop pHnng ~i OF "
Of any kisd go. ,-,e,, - no L., 9TH :,
III on the railroad; l0t 0odsL, about S
h. 40 feet which used either eonusehoR with 'hs F0uAdey
~ ,nsr,,y for factory shop or house lotI 80
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