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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-14
CEL1 -ERAL Il z " s.

The diamond fields have been annexed to the En-
lfsil dominions in SoutiI AfEics-
fire has occurred in Paris President
Thers Is opposed TO the admission OF the Orleans
pEJlces 10 the Assembly.
fle SIlaniarIs again report that the Cuban insur-
recticIl i ended
The Servian Ministry has resigned
Another English Republican meeting has broken
N in Il
jules Ferry has been appointed Minister to Wash
nrton-
stike of the telegraph operators in the principal
cities of England i imminent
The French Assembly had stormy session
Theirs viii have to relingnf-h the Presidency ot
France IN favor of the Due AuIGale
Intense cold Nether in Paris and great suffering :
among the many poor.
In Germany the grist and slaughtering taxes will
be abolished.
The Gar Of Russia is a visit to the Emperor in
Berlin and at banquet said he hoped the init
mate friendship which existed between the IlonAreh
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NO. 35.

anu hihself would last as long they lived, and h
carried down to future generations: that the sr,ter
MY OF germany and Russia would he perBetrat tI
ahd tins would he constituted the best guarantee.
| rope. ~ l."
The cholera has broken ont in Egypt
The Prince of Wales W no reported dying a few
days aeo is recovering. = - "
IN the SeHstte bill was introduced for the estab-
llsiiient @ nc ora steamship line between New-Orleans
and Mexican ports.
. Inc ioh Edwards Pierrepont Will he appoint ted
oi State vice Hamilton Fish and ex-Sea-
TOR " H. L!IaIns of Oregon, Attorney Cieueral vice
Legislature. - Wv " s''
The Louisiana Senate has elected a Lieutenant Gov
- $50 wv
Two default ing clerks have been discovered in the
Treasury Department " "
losl. " N ~
!, rolling-mill has been burned at Birmingham,
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GUARDIAN SALE.
IN PROBATE-MANITOWoC CouNTY Cou

I n the MATES of the Guardianship of the mfnol
4 heirs Of GOttiried Kneller deceased
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in pur
sance OF an order Of Ii ense, made in said matter
the llth day OF December, A D. 1871 by the County
Court of said County, the undersigned Guardian o
the minor heirs said deceased Will on Monday tho
10Th day of January A d. 1872 ten o'clock in tho
forenoon OF said day at the office OF the County Jndgt
ihsthe CITY OF Manitowoc, in said county, offer oi
sale at public vendue the following described lands
to-wIt: strip or parcel OF land Of PARALLEL width
the width thereof being Ten rods OFF from the eas
side of the east half of the quarter of sec
ton no Thirty-our, township no. Nineteen of rang,
no. i"ehty-lhfec east, containing ten acres according
to Government survey more or less said strip of LAM
extending entirely the so acre tract from Nortl
co South OF the above tract above described. Tli
terms of sale CASH.
WILLIAM REINIIARD Guardian
Dated at Manitowoc, the 11th day of December A
d. 1871. :i5-3t WV
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IN PROBATE.
MANIToWOC COUNTY COURT.

T..
the matter of the estate of Richard III Hoes do
L ceased. ' e'' ''0
ON reading and filing the petition of Martha J.
es hAecutflN OF the estate of said deceased repre-
setting among other tn ines that she has v ,d,
istered sand estate, aud praying that time and place
ne hAed ior examining and allowing her account of
her administration, filed in this Court Ii is ordered
tlat 7aId account be examined by the Judge of this
Court, on Monday the Sth day of January A. d. 1872
'Se S ~ CLOCK A. NJ at III Office in said County. Or
dered further that notice thereof be given TO te heirs
OF sad deceased and to all persons interested by pub
Isil a copy of this order for three weeks prior to
sal DAY OF hearing, in the "MANIToYOC TRTnTN, n
weekly newspaper published at Mantowoc Sin said
County. W w WAI,DO County T,,I,ra
ID. 1871, 35-3t : \ W ' -
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GFgT.Ss' FE5g5SS.

NY yATGEEwAA AER nuey IETF.AER- Of
w fers his services for repairing all kinds OF
Clocks and watches. Has n nno and vol selected
of te latest aud best styles of Clocks,
4 En- sish and Swiss Watches AS also OF Gold
asd Plated .cwsIry al his Brick Stors on sth
straet, South side door south OF hrsmers. Mani
aroe ely
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E3.yssssFsS .FssFTy

A WILLIAMS .e y. * F2As'syAS. F,rc=
N. Prictors- This nrst-class house is IN excel
taai condition, and thu propretork confident that
thsy give ontirc satisfaction to the travelling pub
lie An O,nRihls will a!UsE be ready to convsy trsH
IssTs to aud from the boats.
Ftrn,-rs aud others can rely hndEg good ac-
III. lions for horses cattle. 9tf-
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A,a,scsA SEHGsER.

nTFE.ss 10 tsss sssGuy s-ieassIs and ts .
Z public generally, ch"co selection of Fresh
Meat. Salt Pork ani Beef. Smoked Beef and Hams,
rAsalderx Sausages, Tsllow and Lard at tho lowest
~.tsx Market on Commercial Street S-I5
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Vote by Ceunties-IS6o agad IS1I.

The following is comparative table
of the vote of Wisconsin by counties for
Governor in 1869 and in 1871, as officially
reported
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6 S.sz.ss EIEPS2-H-.

a5ANsJFA6"ggTssE ard Dealer iEe
M Boots, Shoes Leather, &c, &c. Shop ON Buffalo
strs~t the cor-or of Eighth. Repairing neatly
q al progaptlv executed
Eanitovoc Saptamber 30, 1875.
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Dry D0CK COMPANY ELECTy0y

VIE annual Election of seYtn Directors of the
i Aianiiowoc Dry Dock Company will be held on
the Seventeenth, cay cG january. rsza.
at the Office of Don A. Shove Police Justice in tIa
City of Manitowoc The polls of the election will he
opened at clock in the afternoon and remain open
until O'Clock p. NJ.
c. II. WALKER, Secy. J. RICHARDS Pres
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Report of State Land Commissioners,

Reports emanating from any of the state
departments is that of the commission
ers of school and University lands. From
it we gather that the public domain is
rapidly passing into the hands of settlers
and spectators. The sales for the past
fiscal ynar haun henn as fnllnus
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r.. sc.

rEwEJ.FE and Photographers All
c9 kinks of work IN tha line of my business prompt
lv attended to- and warranted give Satisfaction.
hSvo jrst received = Wing orpsheys Multiplying
CAMERA oBSCUkt, with which can take smsl
pictures Of the t order, for ono dollar per Dozen
L photographs taken ef all sizes. Albums aad Frames
,nstantly On hand York Street iS-t;;
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EasEEe. SGExFs aEHEEs.

EAT MISUNDERSTANDING purchased
IA the business of VIM. Brown, L shall hereafter
esaltsnty keep on hand the choicest meats at tho
share Of public patronage solicited.
l3-l7
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FEE ED CIR rs,

EsRACE.GAE4 Fsss5EI. Keeps cea-
stentIy hand tho largest aud best assortnaen n t
OF hst> and caps of the latest STYLES at the lowest POS
siHle prices, and always pays tho highest valus in
All kinds Of furs l6-7
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&. ga ER.F-.

WORK Street. ef.Ssanifowoc, WIS pee Hers
in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery. Fancy floods
q ware Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
ssper han EinS. Hats and Caps Toys, Chltdren Gaps
1.-Two Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
La,aps &C. &c. A share of public patronage is soil
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FS.EEE. II. PE.9CE.

NOTARY ESI3s4aS * REAL ESTATE z
IN Agent, Manitowoc, Wisconsin. VIII buy and
sell Lands, examine Titles, draw Deeds Mortgages
ane Contracts, open and close Books examine Ac-
G Call at j. ID. Msrkhams Law Office. 1871
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CssX S e sES.gfT.

HOUSE. Sign AND CARRIAGE
I l Painter, Quay Street, adjoining the new Touring
Iaii South Side. Oilers his service to the Citizens
,f tsis Village the above branches ut tue most
r7tas York street North sid 1910
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ED. mAERKLIW,

nruSS:ss and Apesisecary- sta Street
1 opposite the past Office. Is now fully provided
with complete selection OF frsSh Drugs aud Medi-
ianos anI offers his services especially to the PaY
CLANS of this village and county for the csrfss ana
setsnitit preparation Of their prescriptions. To-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-14
GEs.sEgEES SC.sEEEEEs,

BNAS6sEeSABLE TAILOR, has re-
moved 10 Buffalo street, doors west of Rand.
store All work warranted well done and to fit.
Hsnitowuc, Nov. 30, 1872. 1883.
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This shows a large increase of sales
over any previous year. The amount re-
naming on hand subject to sale is now
1850, ,O69 acres, nearly all of which be-
longs to the Drainage and Normal School
Funds.
Under the general law, the sum. of
$50, 1886, belonging to the Trust Funds,
has been loaned to school districts, and
$lO4, ,1T5 invested in bonds of the United
States.
The amount Of the several productive
or interest bearing funds on the 30th OF
Scntember, were as follows
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P2DgEs,S HOUSE.

4 DAvs sstsTfs- Troueie1ar. lS2 Clinton
a street south side Union Depot Sll
boat landings Milwaukee,. Wis. boarding by tho
Say or week Warm meals ut all hours
13-52-ly.
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-gsatg "a Nth y |I -y21sn4
STATE OF WISCONSIN, I CITY TREAsURERs OFFICE
County OF Sianitowoc. J Manitowoc Dec. IIth 1871
NOTICE is hereby given that the general tax list
- Tor State, County and City taxes has been com
ihItted to me for collection and that | will receive
payment for such taxes at my office for the term of
thirty days commencing ON next Monday the ISth
day OF December.
454i A. N. RICHTER, City Treasurer
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The report Of the commissioners is
complete and Systematically arranged,
and speaks well for the chief clerk of the
Lend office, as well as for the Commits
siopers.
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-T'esc AdUertisefaessts.
GUARDIAN SALE.

~ fINUbAIE-NANIIOWOE COUNTY COURT
N the matter of the estate of Frederick Bielfnp
ueceased Notice is hereiy given that by virtue of
an oruet OF License. made IN sand after, the 4t
uay OF December A. D. 1871 nv the County Court of
s'uo county, the undersigned Gottlob Bielng, Guar
dih OF minor heirs sredeF.cA Bieiing deceased
Nlii on Monday the S;h day @ January A D. 1879 1T
ten clock m the forenoon of said day ofics of
The County JVdge in the City IF MSnitowoc ia said
county, offer for sale. at prc Yentue. the following
described lands to-wit; The norfh half OF lot no.
twelve (2) IN block no. fpry-three (43) in the Vii
age of Two Rivers, County OF sIanioWoc Wisconsin.
Terms of sale CASH.
Silt a. p. GOTTLOB eIELING
ba'ed at ManitoBoc, the 4th day of December, A.
d. 1871.
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nS- A. p. F'AgGEEES, Dentist. OEETe.
- in S!Isrrnlns building, ott Street
Manitowoc Wis.
ssa Teeth extracted without pain
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.ySeSE5sFF SF..yyES,

hEAiEss ia stoves: Tin, sheet IRON
L aad Copperware manufacturer. All kinds of
rsPsirng done Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Of
Sas
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GErTING MARRIED

Essays for Sous.@- Men, on great SOCIAL.
EVILS and ABUSES. which Interfere with hAk
RIAGE-witi sure means Of relief For the ErrinE and
UnTortunate diseased aud dcbili faded. Sent Tree IN
scSlei slopes. Address. HoHSR ASSotl A.
TlON. No 3 Ninth St. philadelphia Pa 4S-iy$
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gEyTESTRF 3.

Taife1 States Assistant AsseSsor.-
J Oiice o. Sth street, over sirat National Ban X
HsEitowuc, Wisconsin. 16-1Sly
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E.sR.ET,TE .4zs.NSEsY.,

CODA WATER SsaassT fiscEssrer. res pcct-
- fully requests and will fill orders promptly hi:
Esstory, corner7th and Jay street, Manitowoc 16-7
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Es-.sz1 KEEe 5, EF'SEkTE

COUNTY SURVEYOR office over
~ O. Torrison's Store tho Bridge.
Naaitowoc, Wisconsin. 1888
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.B.Vfe. F. EHEES,

A TT0ssNEY aHH Counselor at Law
"A Once Eighth street, Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Collections promptly attended to- 1882
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The Republican majorIties in this State, for Gov
ernor, since 1886, have been follows:
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s. II. WOOD,
e.. Es. TSeE.ET,

TEoSNEY and Counselor at law,
IN Real Estate Agent Office corner Of Right
aa franklin streets Mlnitowoc, Wisconsin. All
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24

GRAND SOCIAL CoNcERT--At the
Baptist Church, Tuesday evening,
March 2Sth. The original Cushman
Concert Troupe Prof. lie Grand b.
Cushman, Americas popular vocal
list; Prof. &, II. Burke, the incom-
parable organist; Miss Lettie l..
Burke, contralto, and J. ID. Mont
gomery, solo basso, admitted by the
press and public as being the best
Troup now travelling. Admission 80
cents; children p cents. Doors
open Mt 7 O'clock. Concert Com
mences at s O'clock. We clip the
following from the FIT. Larimie Sem
tiRcL:
Last Thursday evening. our citi-
Zens enjoyed rare and rich treat, in
the form Of u musical entertainment
given 10y the Cushmsn Troupe, in
the Baptist Church. Out go near the
frontier as we are, not often favored
with concert entertainments of any
kind, and still more seldom do we
have anything 40 good. The music
vocal and Observation-Disclosures the
recitatious were of the highest classe
One single instrumental piece, "The
Night before Petersburg was worth
more than the price of admission.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24

SCRIBNER'S FOR APRIL.-.Scribner'
Monthly for April, is as bright and
readable as ever. Among the arti-
cles that will attract immediate at
tention, may be mentioned MIR.
Crapsey's paper, 1.-THE Anthracite
Problem presenting an interest
ing history of the Pennsylvania coal
troubles, tracing the causes of the
recent strike, and pointing out the
meas by which such disastrous diff.
culties nav be averted. DIR. Hol-
land discusses, in the Topics of the
Time" Professional Morality"
1.-THE Temperance Question and the
Press.n and 1.-The San Domingo
Question"
The publishers promise great at
fractions for their second volume,
whith begins in May, among other
things fine portrait of Macdonald,
whose "Wilfrid Cumbermede" is
proving so popular; new story by
Mrs. Dlirhant some marvellous
chapters OF discovery; sketches and
portraits of American artists. &c,
&c. Our readers should remem Der
that this lively and sterling monthly
is one dollar cheaper than any of the
other leading magazines.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24

METHODIST STATE CONVENTION
The Committees appointed by the
several Methodist Conferences in
Iowa, to arrange for State Conyen.
ton, met in Iowa City, Tuesday,
March 2lst. The several committees
were fully represented in this meet.
ing. DIR. Bowen of Iowa City was
elected Chairman, and Rev. Mr..
Shaw of Brook field, Secretary. AT
ter full discussion, the arrangements
werei consummated for Methodist
State Convention, to be held in Iowa
City, July 18th, at p, NJ, and to
continue till Thursday night. The
Convention will be composed of all
the Methodist Ministers and one
Layman from each Pastoral Charge
in the State. The programme will
be issued soon, when we will give
the details.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24
Fire in Waterloo,

Our neighbors at Waterloo were
treated to another fire last Saturday
night about ten o'clock. We obtain
the particulars from the Courier:
The fire was discovered to be in the
new hotel and business block erected
the past season, and not yet finished,
| by MIR. w. j. Ackley. Our two fire
engines were Immediately manned
and taken with all possible haste to
| the location OF the fire, but did not
reach it until the fire Ind made such
progress as to render all efforts to
save the block futile. The heat WAS
SO intense that small building near
by soon caught, the fire extending to
an adjoining building, aud still on to
a third, so that one time no less thar
four buildings were in flames. The
Hook and Ladder Company succeed
ell in pulling down the central build
ing, and the fourth was saved with
only slight injury. One of the store
rooms of the hotel block was occu-
pied by Rath Il Co, as a grocery
This firm had an insurance of 81 900
on their stock. which covers their
loss.
/ The other store room was occupied
by ID. c. Monty, as billiard saloon.
The billiard tables were removed but
somewhat damaged. Monty had an
insurance. of $609on his tables, which
will cover his loss on them, but he
lost nearly all his household furni-
ture and some goods, amounting to
at least $500. The first detached
building was occupied as boot and
shoe store. but the goods were all re-
moved. The second was tobacco
store and saloon, from which every
| thing was taken. The third was UNI
| finished, but being fitted up for a dry
goods store. These buildings all be-
longed to Mr.. Ackley, and he lost
some 900 or l2,OO0 feet of lumber
besides. Mr.. Ackley places his en-.
| tire loss at SIS, 900, without cent of
| insurance. Thus, at one sweep were
| five bushes rooms, including hotel
almost completed, utterly destroyed.
The fire engines could do but little
service for wantof water, and could
have done but little had there been
an abundance. Mr.. Daniels, of the
firm Of Daniels g. Slade, had a smp!l
pump on the ground, with which he
probably saved Mr.. Ackley's barn. -
We have heard Of but one accident,
aud that was received by Mr.. V. 5.
Andres, who was cnt severely on the
wrist by a falling window.
Mr.. ACkley com menced to rebuild on
Monday last, aud will have four store
rooms up and occupied as soon as
men can do the work. But. this
heavy loss cripples him. He has
erected some 40 buildings in Water
loo, Is during the past year. We
learn from him that he has made all
these improvements without involv-
ing himself hut this loss scoTches
him pretty severely.
There seems to he no doubt but
that the fire was the work Of an i'm.
ceudiary, but there is no clue to tile
perpetratOr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24

Every day demonstrates more clearly that liver
complaint In all its distressing Iorms, can be con
trollcd and cured, without diflcuhy or inconye
nience, II Is an obstinate disease, but it's obsti
macy Is not proof against the pcrtsnaeions rene
dial and restorative operation OF Hoststter',
Stomach Bitters, That genial corrective compel,
the organ 10 do It's duty. II must serrete regn
larly and hcalthfully under the Influence of the
Bitters. Their action brings II back from state
Of rebellion, into perfect harmony with the laws
of health. IL there Il costiveness, 10 disappears
II there is side ache or back ache, II ceases II the
skin and the whites OF the eyes are tinged with
superfuous bile, they recover their natural hue
IL the appetite Is gone IL returns IL the digestion
IL impaired, 10 Is restored in Brief whatever the
symptoms OF the complaint may be, and what
ever the phase II has assmed, a cure Is certain
Such are the uniform effects Of this preparation
where billions disease has already developed
but In cases where there IL merely constitutional
tendency TO liver complaint, It may be prevented
throughout life by the regular use, in small quan
ties, OF this palatahle antldote. These are proven
facts, and should be seriously pondered--or
rather, shonld be promptly acted upon--by all
persons OF bilious habit, ## ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24
A Model Bridge Builder.

Among the really successful men
in the west, who have made for
themselves r reputation OIL the true
merits Of what they do, aud what
they are, is our fellow townsman A.
Spaulding. There are many men
who seem to achieve a reputation for
what they expect to do, but Mr.,
! Spaulding is of another class, who
says but little of what he may do,
but goes forward and brings to his
aid the confidence Of the peo-
pie by his works. Such men are
needed in all Kinds of trade and pro-
LESSONS everywhere, but more cspe-
clally in the building OF bridges,
whose safety and reliability are de-
manded by the people. And here
We Toxic occasion to remark. that
whenever he has built bridges, be
has carried away with him the high
est commentator of the people, for
his integrity as a man, and his
prompt fulfllment of the contract to
the letter. His bridges along the
Cedar Valley stand as monuments Of
his superior workmanship, Usage.
Nashua, Cedar Falls and Vinton. AT
Marble Rock also 30 foot span,
which stood the test of the late fresh.
ct without injury. And ii is a fact
of nolittle qualification to Mr.. Spauld-
ing, that only two other county
bridges on the Cedar, from the State
line to its mouth, withstood the late
freshet, beside those built by him.
He has been engaged for the past two
years on the Burlington, Cedar Rap
ids and Minnesota road. Last year
he drove over 1900 feet of piling,
and used oyer a million feet of lum-
Der in bridges and depots on that
line. His work is highly commend
ed by the chief engineer of the con-
struction contrary, as giving satis>
faction In every respect; he was
found competent and faithful to full
Eli all contracts he undertook. HE
has come In competition" says Mr.
Randall, the engineer. with the
best bridge builders, of Chicago, in
putting up the Howe Truss bridge,
and has given better satisfaction
than they have, on our road. -
The Board of Supervisors in Floyd
county, after the completion of the
bridge at Marble Rock, heartily re-
commended Mr.. Spnulding to the
public as "a seieneed bridge builder,
master mechanic and. worthy
citizen"
Mr.. Spaulding has the agency OF
the Whipple Truss Arch Iron Bridge.
The patentees claim for this bridge,
that it has more than four times the
strength of the King Patent. Over
500 Of the Whipple bridges have been
built in New York in four years. -
One thing lie evident. whatever pat
ent Mr.. Spaulding endeavors to in
troduce will be bridge that may be
relied upon.