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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30
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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30

ADTEEEUEEE E1EHazun
%GSONE ADfERTIsENG AGECT,
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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30

BLANKS Of all kind. constantly on
u hand, At The Advertiser job once.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30
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Chi R6WeE. RaDiHEut EsL
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reserve q TIE radical cures e1e1l
c1sas, and where Gker ueUedl% IA .
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PRICE, 500 PEE BOTTLE
soldby
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CITY DRUG sTOEE
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TRUNKS. vALIsEs, &C. S."
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LEGAL NOTICES.


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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30

HTEREsT RECETTED
was more th.a s5ee,e SEQ in Uo=- = Gains
cAEE DTTZDEEDS 70 POLICES
An0untsd 70 he larEsszm 81 S,26S00I II
ThEs b more thar tusse as uuch a. va ussd hT
any ether Lie Company II te Wc-.d. rs appears
by TIE Official rsfgrns- Ths sdFEnlsgss enjoyed ~
TIE POBey-boidez n tbs Company ozsr hoe IN
any OtheE, eOzld nOs Be bsIasr szsnPuEsd
EE EECTETTT
offered 70 7olcF-holdsE Is manifest ron ne csz--
G1@ 70 I@ than from ne snomt Of tbs Con
pznys Essez Thee in-l1se Investments On
Bond and Eougzge uPon properly worth In
ever ezs Eot less than double TIE amount
-
G0vsrnueui S-oeks- 5-683,I0S -
Zeal E--s+a n5F.GgT ~
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THE ASSEB Or EE UKRATT
IncluGs no Premium Eosz. - The business q Es
Company e conducted upon an exclusively cash
bass
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pAGE cos IMPRoY ROOFING
INSURE Al. FULLY GUARANTEED.
Over 800 in tho city-soIne of them three years old
OFFICE, 90 CAMP STREET.
Roofing Material at loss than New York prices. ma
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thought and extensive learning, adorned by
unusual power of language; yet, we believe 1t
to be true that for q long time the, compilation
of that work was rendered doubtful by the
GOODNESS with which 1t was received.
Nor is it only among tho upper classes that
we would advocate more vigorous promotion
of literature The ages in which reading was
n science mot understanded of the people"
may possibly have been golden ages of much
Innocence and faith. We do not, however, live
in those ages, but in a hard iron age of read
ing; and II Protestants of the middle and lew
ar classes print, read and circulate much I'M
Catholic nonsense, it is highly desirable that
our middle and lower Glasses should print, read
and circulate much Catholic sense. We seem
to be improving; "The Catholic Truth Socie-
tyr is a step in the right direction. It seems
to us that the time has come for its labors to
be supplemented, as has been already suggest
ed, by the system of colportage, which is in
other countries pursued with much advantage.
By similar system Protcstants boast that
they do much injury to Their agents at
home and abroad for spreading heretical pub
locations among MS swarm like locusts. Can
not two play at this gamef And could not our
Catholic publishers and the friends of Catholic
literature combine in setting up more success
fully than heretofore thorough system of
colportage which might place in the hands of
our poorest and our most desolate aids in de-
Tending and in keeping the faith, and might
bring to our un-missionized towns and the
preiudiced masses of our countrymen some
glimpses of truth which might smooth the way
for future conversions @&a s.
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MORNING STAR AND cATHoLIc MESSENGER.
NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY. AUGUST 20. isce-
tCommpnioated.I
Nothing New Under the Bun"

~r...
Editors Morning Star and Catholic Mossensss ,.,
Should your space admit, Woulu ,ho 70
trespass little on your very vaIuaolS anu
highly appreciated columns. lour coh.l,ou. w
wal, some days ago, peramp1ietne Inrougn
some of the principal thorougnIsres' wnen, 10
aud behold large, ioisy oor w. u
Poydras snn Howarg stree.s' Aesac ~ h,s az ~
tention, WIFI the sSaollo",ng On ~
Louisiana RTear Stone na@nulaeeu.y. d.,
What, said 70 myseii q ston9 m eI.; .
is 1t, or can ~ pe possipleI me 1nine nnu ss
have peen niscaheo-H must oS . ssoso J ~. z
or marble yAfu, sara =, Oh pe,r,yyu,n,nSo eoo ~
the hnmbngs OF the age. wen, no, nos OVER
burdened Win business, ana lnpeilesn so u,e
what by tne prying InguisltIsgneeS VI VI, q naI
Yankee, walked IN, anu sneIS pcnelu LISaps ,
OF white sand eemehs soho otnSr ~
yersed IN cnemlstiy, anu sonny =: INC % oelS
OF onr late Aegisa.ssuio u sneiI Sciot ~ oon
Btituents, leaps1S AN lop1PlnB % AoNe., 10
If intent on uis.ocating Plece oi lIon cals.sns'
when was aiterWsI r IItoraeu TAs . s.os
making macnine. WONDER, sala 70 inysen,
ii this be what the pagan poet nae reiersnce
to when he cried OUT, Pdfta,fehs mons sia ea
this lever jumping ana lsapihg ceaSeu' anu ~
push, pull anu Jerk Vi q cI III A.s', ,..s
dict~ ct nsisaota1s cssH-o9t Jumpeu new
stone, and no snan epec,nen Az En1s. ad ~
on seeing I'll tnat couid De seen, Ioiow " en.s
newborn cape 70 Us craoie, anu , ol co .".ss
fhought ~ oniy uuty 20 oInoLS tno yoaens1Sea
httie; anu ths Iesul. was ~, snas ny hnSo r
not secohiag eeis as Ihusn
BABY saio 4; farIa'1saS mo ~ rseo% 1900,
cifgr nss r. ne m01hSain IN tla s e. ne aII
70 Dc ths resuis JUST 50, snIu 1. , - M.
the humpngs OF tine Age tnls ID nnaouo'c ..,!,
the greatest. NY contempt was suprem enc my
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FASTING CoAIMUSIoNs.-Someo of the Angli-
can papers are discussing with much zeal the
question Of fasting communions. From what
we can gather of the controversy, it seems that
great number of the most Ritualistic among
the laity don't quite see the propriety of MAX
ing the rule absolute in this matter. They put
forward all sorts of excuses, saying that they
cannot go out without food, that they are
delicate, and that rigid fasting before eommu-
Mon Injuries their health, The discussion is,
perhaps, the most cOndemnatory of the Eng
lish Church it is possible to imagine. The Low
Church party look upon the whole question as
Popish and absurd; the High Church organs
say that the rule is "one of the most universal
laws of the Universal Church" So it is The
Catholic Church allows of no exception what
ever TO it, save only when the communicate is
in danger OF immediate death. But when,
until now, has the Anglican Church ever OBJ
served tho custom Like vestments, the prac-
tice of confession, the doctrine of the Real
Presence. these, with many other customs and
dogmas they have copied from us-from tho
Church that they assert is in schism in Eng
land, bat is the lawful Church of God across
the Channel. Reading the discussion forces
upon us the old question, what is the Church
of England, what does she believe in, who re-
presents her true dOctTinesf Is Mr.. MackOno-
chic or DIR. Mcneil true preacher of her faith
London Register,
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Charles c. lille. Fred a. Thomas
HILLE & THOMAS,
....-.....,( CHAuLEs G. HILLE, AUcTIoSEERJ
Office and salesroom, No. 167 Poydras street,
NEAR cARoNDELET.
Fred. A. Thomas.
AUCTION SALES DAILY AT iOs O'CLOCK.

OF Furniture such as Pnrlor Chairs Sofas, Rockers
Easy Chairs What Marbletop Tables sideho3InSs
steads of Walnut Poplar and other woods AT Ii
Bureaus washstands, Cane and Wood seat Gh.lrss'
Cane and Wood Roc kers Carpeting, Mating, TOWEL
Racks Paintings and Engravings, Stoves, hitchsn
ton. Je@' '
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GARDEN SEEDS
VI Received from d. Landreth & Son, Philadelphia,
supply of Turnip Seed Of the following EaTie
ties sale in Quantities to suit purchasers White
Flat Dutch Turnfp Seed Red Top Turnp, Yellow Ruta
Baga Turnip, White Globe Turnip Large Norfolk Tur
nip Yellow Aberdeen Turnip, etc.
Also, in Store
Large Drumhead Cabbage, BonvreuiI Cabbage, Flat
Dutch Cabbage Drumhead Savoy Cabbage. Italian eau
Efower French Caulhower, Radish, Onion Beet Car
rot, Lettuce. etc.
Country dealers supplied by the pound, in papers
for retailing at reasonable rates.
Z. F. VIRGIN,
Successor ID. Manpay,
auI I'm 9S Grayier street.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY NEWS
4 The subscribers tnow and for many years engaged
Monday Sept 90 the publication Of a new daily paper,
under the name of The New Orleans Daily News" TO
be issued every morning. Sundays excepted. The pub
lshsrs viii make no extavagant promises but to the
ers1 wive to the public cheap hrstclass family and
Commercial free from politics and sectaran
ism. They confidently appeal to generous public FOR
Business men, in making their arrangements for ad.
veEtising, will please remember The Daily News"
Advertisements will be inserted at very low rates.
Country merchants and others win find in The Daily
News the daily reports of the markets and a weekly
Terms-To city subscribers, 10 cents per week to
country Subscribers 50 cents month Clubs of five
company the order Remit money By registered letter
draft or Postofiice order
OWN. Bloomfield, j. Il KeefcJ
Office i2a Grayer street. corner OF Camp, up stairs.
All kinds of Book and job Printing executed at the
Of Camp, up stars, New Orleans
+ aus I'M j. II. KREFE, Proprietor.
ID sPRoULE & McCowN, DEALERS IN -
FINE CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS.
We receiving from our New York 8Ianufae
passed. We keep the finest goods best make, latest
styles.
MURPHY, GENERAL ENGRAvER,
Nl Old Leyee street, Opposite the PostohlceJ
New Orleans I a.
Association Badges neztiy engraved, Seal Presses
Cancelng Stampg and Door Plates, Stencil Alphabets
Figures Inks and Brushes Stencil Plates and Burning
Brands. iyls Iy
9 IGHT ExCHAN GE
On Great Britain, Ireland. and any part of the Euro
pean Continent in suit constantly sale by
= ...t, c. I. BUDDECKE & Co.
mh2s 6n 90 Common street.
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ID T AR K =, ,,,,,,1 NJ
And proprietor of the Crescent Planning 1l IN
corner Benton and EuphrOsine streets Bills ba"eO
to order. New Basin Shell Road Side, New Orleans
large supply Dressed Flooring Ceiling, SheiSng
Cypress Lumber Lathe and Shingles Orders lett o. TO-
a. Merchants Exchange. Particular a1ention bsi q
shipments. Ja@1 -
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a Great Scandal.

The Austrian tribunals have given rise to q
new scandal. Bishop has been brought be-
fore the courts, tried, found guilty, and SEN
fenced to fourteen days imprisonment. The
London Universe, commenting on this high
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UNDERrAKERs- BUILDERS. PAINTERS.
FRANc1s JOHNSON. THos- II. sHIH
JOHNSON a. SHIELDS,
- Successors to the late Daniel MonrOeD
UN ID E r T A X Z r s.,

Aiessrs. johnson Shields have purchased the abov'
weLknswn establishment, and have added largely Il
facilities for conducting the business. -
The services of Mr.. JOHN RAY we'll and favorably
known in the old establishments retained. Order
left day night viii receive prompt attention Carra
Oea forth al reasonable prices. d20 1y
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SOUTHERN PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING CO.,
Office, 81 Magazine street,
NEW ORLEANS, a.

Standard FIRE PROOF ROOFS, equal in durability,
and far superior in other respects to sheet Slate put on
much cost. This Roofing is adapted to steep
well Hat roofs, making of valley CUTTERS etc. etc,
thereby dispensing with the of metal for that
pose. 1t weighs much less the square than sheet
Slate cost Of transportation comparatively small and
the mode of application quite simple does not affect,
but rather improves the water No painting Is required
1t be applied the sides of buildings well the
roof making tine Whole fire proof. As q covering for
Steamboat Roofs il is superior to anything in use.
Parties interested can be referred numerous roofs
in city of them the largest constructed in the
city during the past year.
Communications addressed to EDWTD THOMPSON,
Secretary and Treasurer will receive prompt attention
myl6 6m
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anything to do with the responsibility OF
women. To our own master we stand or
fall. We have always claimed to be the
moral element In humanity. The claim was
never made so loudly as it is now by our spokes
women. "Her rig0t," Gays one of the most
earnest, "ls to be mnistered unto in carnal
things; her province is TO minister Ia spiritual
things.' Another portrays venality disappear
ing from the courts, bribery from the halls of
legislation, uckery from trade, so soon as her
pure foot shall be admitted over the thresholds.
Evil shrinks away abashed before the steps of
the ideal woman.n
But the real? Men have a right, when claims
Ike these are made, TO demand their proof. We
who boast OF white garments must show them
white. How can we ask for the ten talents TO
be given 10 us, when we grow less and less abe
to bold that one talent of purity com mmitted to
our keeping2 Here Is reform more urgent
than any which will follow suffrage; yet women
shut their eyes TO the bare facts, and hurry by.
--Godey's Lady's Book for February has
fine steel-plate frontispiece entitled "Hush,
he sleeps" representing mother with baby
in her arms. Mr.. L. B. Bensell has q couple
of spirited designs, and in addition to gor-
geously- -colored fashion-plate there are pat
terms for every description Of needle and fancy
work, and cuts showing the latest style of cos
tunes. The literary matter is such as the
readers of Godey's will appreciate. This
magazine is the oldest in the country, it is
firmly established in the affections OF the fe-
male part of the population, and it holds its
own in spite Of the many enterprising riv ais
that have sprung up of late years. The pub
fishers offer inducements for clubs which are
worthy of the attention OF subscribers.
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RAILROAD LINES.

126Q-FoR NEW Y0RK.-TuE CAMDEN
4SD 4S: TR2NoS ASS kMf9X AER IItAPEIgH M
EkO@ PHI Ia IA DELPHIA TO NEW YORK, AND
a. ' FSoS wALNUr STREET. WHARF
ta@aeS and aoH Jese1 nVSg CIV ES Mail s
At 2P NJ, via Camden and Amboy Express.-... 800
At snd 10 A. NJ, $40, and $50 P: NJ for Trenton.
N. for Bofdeptown, Burlington, Beverly, ami De-
At $50 and 10 A. M, 1, ss1 4'SO. 6. and 1870 p.
N. for torenoe kdgewaLer. Rlyersoe River on Pal.
myra, and Fisn Aouse, and2 2. foI Florence and
the / and ll'SO 7; M; Lines leave from Market
FROM KENsiNeToN pnPoT.
AZ Az II a; M:, we hensingson and Jersey CITY New
%t5% q Il an a H. 80 2, So and p NJ for Trenton
At2s9 and II a. M 2 80. and p. NJ. for MorrsvIlle
AZ 7So and iG.l5 A: N. and 2 80, and P. NJ, for
At7 80 and lois A. "a $50, 4, 5, and p NJ for Corn
Wells, Iorrssoale, Hoimes6nrg. Iaoony, Wissao'
Holmeshprg aud in medlsIe stations 49, ''1
FROM %Asr thILADELPAIA DEPOT,
AZ e45 A. M I:2O, g. $50 and p II. N. New York Ex
s. = = NJ Ma EGigfgSSt ESGisgg EI Ins; ssFs Fare e e
1--we 1--WE a M M 1lS S,a 9 s q sn9 Y r. IA for Trenton
As ~ p ~ iSEh for Morisys Eaiytown.
bury IacoHy, Wssinoming BTIdcsuurS, snd Frank
The 945 q. NJ, $50 and l2 p M, Lines will run
daily. ALI Others. Sundays exsep.ed.
on 1hrd or Flfl6 streets, a. Cheiuul 80 miantas
before departure Ihe cars OF Z arket st eel nal way
run direct 10 Went Phiadephla DeDOt, Che9nut and
Wslnut within one square On Sundays the Market
street cars VIII run to connect with the 10 a. M. $50
and IL L. 81. Lines.
BkLVIDEI.B d. LAwARE RAILROAD LINES,
FROM KhNsINsTOS DErOE.
At 7'S0 A. NJ. tor Niagara Fails, Buffalo, Dunkirk
Elmitn, Ithaca OwegO, Rochester, Bin2 2hamtOn, Os-
wego SYRACUSE Great Bend MOntruse, Wnkes0sI re,
scranton stroudsburG, Waier Gap, schooley's MOun
tain, etc.
Az 7'3O A. NJ. and $3.50 P. III. Tor Belvidere Easton
Gambertville Flemngton, eic, Tho S3O L. IA. Line
CONNECTS direct with the Train leaving Esston Tor
Meuch Chunk, Allentown, Betnlehe u, etc, ,,.
Atb p, a.. for IamberJville and intermediate Sta
tOnB.
CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY sAND
PEN BERTON AND HIGHTSTOWN RAIL
IOADS.
AZ Rnd ~ a. Nj, $780, 30, and 0SU II. A for Mer-
chsnsviLe hoUreSto~n, Hartford. Masonvi!e.
Transport, HOuut Holy, 5nllthVtIls Evans vile,
VlncentowP, Brmins ham, and PEND rtOn.
AT "A. Nj, 1850 aud 33O z. NJ, for LeWlstOwn,
WrightstOwn, CoOks,o own, New Egypt, HOrnerstOwn,
Cream Ridge Imlay stown, sharon and Aishtstown.
lll6 WILLIAM III, GATAMER, Agent.
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THE FEBRUARY MAGAZINES
HPutnam's.o

The February number of Patnam'S Magazine
has the following table OF contents:-"The
ASS in Life and Literature" by H. T. Tucker
man; "Work, Wages, Combinations, etc.
by C. C. P. Clarke; "a New Gdipus," by
Leonard Kip; SIN the Saddle, on the Palms,
by F. G.. Gedney; "An Invocation" by R.
H. Stoddard; Substance and Shadow" a
phantasy, by Eugene Benson; "a Violin Stop"
by Elizabeth Stoddard; "Without and
Within" ga Sermon at Notre Dame," by
the author of ''Still Life;' 'The Tryst;"
"To-day," a romance, chapters fourth and
ifth, by R. II. Kimball;" "Men's Rights" by
Mrs. R. Harding Davis; "The Gallows in
America" by Edmund c. Stedman ''Litera-
ture, Science, and Art Abroad" by Bayard
Taylor; 'Table Talk" by Clarence Cook;
"Fine Arts" by S. S. Conant; "Current
Events" by V. b. Denslow "Literary Bulle-
tin, books announced and published in the
United States.
From the article on "WoTk, Wages, Combi-
nations, etc." we take the fOllowng;-
I argue that a man no must be his own
master aud control his own life, and that it is
contrary to the spirit OF modern civilization for
aim to allow his laboring or not laborin2, or
he vote or the estimate or the cooperation of
any society. The various rules that these orga.
niZatiOns exact obedience TO are really the cast
off clothing of that medieval age when modern
industry was ia it's sWaddlng clothes. TO limit
the number of apprentices that a master may
employ, to exclude non 1niontsts from work TO
forbid piece work, aud 10 arbitrarily fix the
hours OF labor, is a meddling with the tree con-
duct of lie as in jurlous as 1t Is arbitrary and
sdegTadpg TO true independence. The ancient
custom of ne trades, that forcel every artisan
TO be a joan Heyin9 man for Il certain number of
wears before he was allowed to practise his craft
the bonoage was limited in time; nowadays 1t is
attempted to make it perpetual.
/ notice that, at the most recent congresses"
of the trade unions in this country and abroad,
their leaders speak despondingly of the po yer
OF local organizations, aud Thai their plan no "
for managing their business is 10 organize the
industry of the whole world, and by alliance
and combination TO dictate the prices aud rules
of labor to all civilized men. This wide
spreaOlne ont indicates speedy collapse. The
undeitdb. .ng is laughable, II the capitalists OF
London and Amsterdam ind IL impossible to
control the price OF coffee; if our three great
railroads, that lead from the seaboard to the
West, are unable at er many attempts to make
successful and profitable and controlling
league with each other, shahhs' watery spawn
of pseudo-prJgress put a lirg in the nose OF the
world OF industry, and lead US about like "A
tanned OK The Workingmen will soon find the
tyranny of these selfimposed leader, ten times
worse than they have ever thought the tyrauuy
of society or OF capitalists to be. litJlC
lopPer aNd we shaft see this high-blo WI
hubble OF trade unions hurst and scatter
IN yapOr forever There arc sigus OF this catas
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN Fur BETHLAHEM, DOY LkSrOWN, MAUI
HHUNK. EA,1oN, WILLILAM.ssPP0kT, Wilkes
PfITsT0N, ,IUNKHANNoCK, AND sCRANTON.
WINTER AkRANGEMENTS,
Pass epger Trains leave the Depot corner OF BERk5
and AMERICAN Streets, daily (5undays exCeptedl,
W AI7SS A. M. Express for Bethlehem Allentown
Mauch IhunK, Hezleton, WillamspOrt, W lkesbarrC
Mabnnoy City, PiIIston, ana Tunk hammock.
g'45 , M, (h xpress) for b. thlehem, Easton AIIpr-
town, MRuch Cngnk Wilkesbarre, PittstOA, Gnd
Al i45 p. NJ. (Express) for Bethlehem, Meuch
Chunk, Wikesbarre, Plttston, and Scranton.
At 500 r. NJ, for Bethlehem, EastOn, Allentown
and M auch Chunk. o,,. =.
For Fort WA hingtOn at lO'45 A, M and IA 10 p M
For Iansdale Rt b'2l Il. M.
Eiuh and sixth streets, second and Third streets.
and Union Cily Passenger Hailwaya run 10 the new
Dep AINs ARRIVE IN PHILA pEIPHIA
From Bethlehem al $40 A, III, 21O, 625, and $40
BTom Doylectown at s35 A. NJ, Aus and 7P,M,
From LGneoale at 7'S0 A, H.
From Fort Wash ngtOn At 10 IS A. NJ. and $40 r, n.
ON SUNDAYS,
Philadelphia for bethlehem at 80 A. NJ.
Philadelphia for Doyiestown at p. M,
Doy PetOWn for philadelphia AZ A. AZ.
Beibleht m for PhllRde phia at p. III.
TtCkeia sold and BRRaRge checked through at
MRnn's north Pennsylvanla Baggage Express once,
'''' ELL CLARK. AgeaA
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-19
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC,

<zTE3eA PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
ufkk&&SSzsa BOILER W0RKS-NEAFIE SS LEVY
thANilOAL AND THEoEETICAL ESGI HEERe,
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been In successful operstOn, and been exclusively
engaged la building and repairing Marine and River
Mhgines nigh and Iow-pressnre Iron Boilers, water
ranks tropeliere, etc. etCi respectfully offer theI
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tract for engines of al sizes, Mnrine, River, AND
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are prepared 70 exeCutS orders Win quick despatch
Every description OF psstern-nakinE made a. tbs
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Tubular and Cylinder Rollers, oithe best PennsylYE
MIA charcoal Iron, Forginga OF all sizes and kinds
Iron and BEass Castings OF Bill descriptions Roll
Tnrning Screw Cutting, and ell lotbeS work onnecto1
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Drawings ana SPECIFICATIONS for all work done .,
seao,
The Subscribers have ample wharfdock Yoona n,
repairs of boats where they lie in perfect gaft
snd are provided with shesrg blocks, falls, etc. sSr
JACOB C.NEAFIE,
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