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left and rear, HIS heartess tormentors put the red
hot brands to his bare skin TO extort confession Of
tho deed Dy the exquisite punishment they were in
ficung. Parues, who arrived soon enough 10 see
the last victim swing. state that Taylor was sur
between the men and Taylor. but could not hear
with sufficient distinctness TO understand anything
THE CLOSING SCENE
After the work was thus accomplished the mob
gathered around the captain, VINO thus addressed
'FelIow comrades attention Nos. 2, q, 4 s and
and guards, this way. Gentlemen, thank you
for your good behavior-your good conduct. You
home. Say nothing OF what you saw"
Upon this the parties mounted, with few cxcep-
ward, and few, probably not more than half
dozen, returning toward Charlestown.
HOW MANY WERE THEREi
Inc NUMBER Oh lynchers has been variously eSti-
mated AT from twenty-five TO one hundred men.
states that there were exactly thirty three n the
were probably some pcxess out Who ''' woUS MD swell swell
tne number TO forty or nfty. Tne disposition Is
Pity is probably liberal estimate. .' u '''' >''
we have reliable information that the mob was
composed OF men mostly from near Henryvlllc and
Otsco, and portion OF them from Charlestown.
WAS THERE o0NFEssIONf 81 sIs =
. Much curiosity was expressed by all tho people In
Charlestown and vicinity to learn whether or not
Rumors were kept anoat In Charestown by parties
who pr0lessed 70 be knowing on the subject That
Tayor sT,ng n a'vugea the W. WHOLE aair before dying e
tho streets OF Charestown by little boy, who
Immediately ran away:- r#
Mr. RIponrERA confession was made BY Taylor Of the
cHARLEsrowN AT DAYLIGHT.
MANY OF the citizens were awakened from their pit
slumbers by the batterinR Of the sedge hammers on
the JAIL but very few ventured upon the streets A.
an early hour, however. the people were out In n
tragic scenes Of the night The intelligence spread
Rapidly nom Town 70 county AMI reacned senelson-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-12
THIRD DAYS SESSION
Thursday, Jan. 9Th, 1871


Board re-assembled Roll called ana
quorum present Reading of tho
journal dispensed with.
The committee on claims renorte5
back the claim Of John Adams. on i'm
perfect tax certificates, aad recommends
ed that the same be disallowed, for the
reason that Adams owned the land when
the taxes were due, and when he pur-
chased the certiiicates-and some Of
them were purchased by him from the
town OF Ridseway at his own risk and
for the purpose of speculation.
On motion Of Mr.. Coates said report
was adopted and claim disallowed.
Mr.. Mcfarland moved that the action
of the board partly dsallownr bill No.
2l5 Of DR.. f. Bishop, be reconsidered.
and the ays and noes being called for
the motion was lost by the following
vote: Ayes-Ashmore, Bennett, Coates
Lincoln, Mcfarland, Spenseiy and Van-
Dusen--I Noes-Bainbridge, Camn.
bell, Hamhert, Higgins, Jones, Reese
and Robinson-7.
Mr.. Coates introduced the following
resolution, and on his motion the sama
was adopted, to-wit
hes0ice1. That the order or ORDERS rada hv .
former board, lowing John Milton 10 take mn tay
certificates H' their face or al l2l per cent and An
other orders Of like import in favor of any person mr.
persons found upon the record be- aad the same are
hereby recinded.
Mr. Lincoln introduced the following
resolution:
Resotsed, That hereafter each OF the sevcr,,
charmen Of the different towns shall have newer 10
render such assistance TO INDECENT persons in tbe;,
Severa'towns as IN their opinion shall be necessary
such expense to be legal charge agains, the connty
Mr. Mcfarland moved its adontion
and the ayes and noes being called for
the motion was lost by the following
vote Ayes-Ashmore, Lincoln and
VanDusen-3. Noes-Campben Coates.
Rainbridge, Humbert, Higgins Jones
Mcfarland, Reese, Robinson. and
Spensely-lO. Mr.. Reese introdpced
the following resolution and moved its
adoption, to-wit:
pesotosd, That all certificates Of sale OF land for
delin luent taxes in which said certificates the de-
s,l,ptions imperfect, null and void nav be re-
deemed at the face Of said certificates. and leg.,
fees, by paying the same to the clerk
Which motion prevailed The com-
mittee on Registers Office asked and was
granted further time until next session
Of the board in which to report
The mileage and per diem of members
was computed by the clerk, and orders
drawn 40 follows:
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PROCEE DlNGS.

Of a Special Session of the County
Board Of Supervisors Of Iowo Couaty
WisconSia.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-12
which are reported back without recon-

D. MCFARLAND, Chairman.
The bills mentioned in said schedule
were then taken up, considered sepa
rately, and disposed Of as follows, to-wt
Claims AHowea
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-12

record an1 index Of cases. The com.
mlttee find them kept in neat and busi-
nesslike manner, and so far as the com
mittee is able to judge, in accordance
with law, and the papers arranged in
convenient and orderly shape.
, }. M M9raHt.sD' Com.
On motion of Mr. Humbert the sum
of $50 was appropriated for the relief of
James Holmes and wife, iudirent per-
sous living in Waldwick, payable from
the poor fund.
On motion of Mr.. Robinson the sum
of SfOO was transferred and set apart
from the general fund, subject to the
order OF the chairman, for costs and ex.
penses of lawsuits.
Dr. NanDusen moved that when the
board adjourus it adjourn to meet on
the first Tuesday in March, A. b. 1871,
at 10 o clock a. IN. Carried
On motion Of Mr.. Lincoln, Mr.. Reese
was appointed q committee of one to
make arrangements for charging the
book cases in the registers Office.
On motion of Dr. VanDusen the board
took recess until clock a. M 70,
morrow.
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Bills Of W Urlgglesworh, printing for school
superintendent, Sis and " II Peck, printing for
count, judge, s2; We're LAID over for officers
tcaes in dance with resolutions of the board
The bill of Mr. NJ J Briggs for professional ser
vices, defending Peter Pascoe, reported to the
board with the following written opinion OF the dis
trct attorney, to-wit
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On motion of Mr.. Speuslev, said CON,
'rattee was continued, and given further
fiuo onul the next session o, the board
ia which to complete their report
on motion OF Mr. Spenslcy, tho board
adjourned until ! o'clock p IN.
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Board met pursuant to Adjournment.
kol call. Prcsent--a quorum. Mr..
Reese in tho chair.
The committee on claims submitted
the following report, which was on mo
ton OF Mr. Jenkin received, to-wit
The committee on claims to whom
was referred tho several bills set forth
in the accompanying schedule, have in,
structed me TO report the Same bsok TO
the board, and recommend that they be
allowed at tho amount set opposite each
claim by the committee, with tho ex.
eeptlon Of several bills not properly GER.
tihed 10, and bills l62 and l72,
lad over !ron last session, aud No 2l5,
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GEORGETOWN.

SCARCITY OF COAL VEssELs.-There is a
great scaTcity of coal schooners at the wharyes
Just nov. Adyices from New York received
to-day by0ne of the canal companies, are to the
effect that large feet of light schooners bound
south Aas been lying off Sandy Hook for near
~ week, waiting for favorable Winds Vessels
week.
ceived 5000 bushels of wheat per canal hat
Nettie Graham, from Berlin, last night.
MERCHANTS ExCHAGE.-There was A meet
ing on change this morning, and 5000 bushels
of wheat we're offered, but no sales were made
BUSINESS is dull on Water street o-day. I'm
TO noon there wero NO arrivals Of wheat either
by river or canal.
SHIPMENTS or PIG LgAD-The steamer Geo
II. Stout left Hyde and Tyiers wharf for Phila-
delphia this morning. 3 he carried out 100 tons
of pig lead, which she took on board Yesterday
at the Washington arsenal, consigned to latham
Brothers, of Philadelphia.
REV. FATHER EARLY, President of George
town College, has returned from his summer va
cation.
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road Company 10 locate aud Grade their slid rosd 30
ss TO prepare Tor as superstruOture; nov, there
sEe. Asd y e e-aeisS, That, provided that this
act shah ee suhmitted g the people Al tho " ren-
votes cast for mcnters 4 TIE LesisisI,s S-srnSly
AZ snch election: Asf rrostasa sac Thai ihis act
snAl receive ne srrrnva aud sanction e the Con-
srysf OF the rsr- states. tie Governor sha'i -.
80 - hereby. stlthoriEed 20 subscribe, IN the
q the Piedmont and Poiomae RsiirSad Cisnpsny. 10
an AMOUNT not eSceeding sir husdrsd theusand AL,
the board q Public Works that such s1s-eripsisa
srsdips Of said road and .st,.isotory guarantees
scrIed shal BE faithfully spplie 10 sAd work, sSd
that said work will be oompleted within the tins
vania Central Railroad Comrany: asd PTorsfs1
ssrfAer, That said road shall be constructed frOsn
some point on the Pot-nsc river A. esoreese-n
urr : shal BE satisfactory 10 SAN Board 81 Public
SEC. = A.d bsu Jsrl.sr s.aris4 That IN order 20
6oyernor Is hereby aushori1sa 70 iss1e the regis
tered or coupon bonds q the District u Colunbis.
faee. shali b. signed by The Gov ernT and Screfars
of the District and shsl be reasemsbls twenty years
half yearly, 90 an amount necessary 10 Provids sAd
sum q six hundred thOus dollars and 10 se ssd
mont and fcto%Sc SSoSS com s a. asS tines
spa N 81 s %spR e e y s
bonds shall not be sold At lower rate than ninety
SIC :. And Dc ~ gsHftsT esaoisa, Thst in order %
meet the interest 20 accrue on said bonds, there
shall be levied annually Of six per cent !, or
such lower rate may suffice, on every hundred
dollars Of the assessed value Of real and Personal
in said District, the proceeds Of which
shall oonstil ute special fund pledged for the pay
mrnt of said interest.
SIC. q. AID Dc 90 gsrfksr ssacfed, That the Gov
ernr Il hereby requested 90 this act O. BE- duly
publ. before the next general election,
quired by the fourteenth section e the charter %
TIE District If Columbia, of Congress OF Feb
ruary twenty -one. eighteen hundred and seventy
one, ) and by suitable proclamation O. submit tho
same O. the people, and prescribe the form in whiC
IL shall be voted upon.
CHARLES l.. HULSE,
Speaker q the il ouse &C D.lega.es.
WILLIAM STICkNEY,
President of the Council.
Approved. August 70, Isl.
III. ID. COOKE. Governor. au9i -an
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NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE
lNGQVERNoR publishing an act entitled IAN &C,
mont and Potomac Railroad Company upon certain
conditions" and submitting the same 10 the neonle
o. sad pIstrlct and prescribing the form In which
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, August q, 1y1.{
the act Of the Legislative Assembly Of the District
Of Columbia, approved August 10, is7i. entitled An
Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company upon eon
certain conditions viii be submitted 20 the people
which viii be held on the fourth "wednesday Of No,
yember, lGl being the twenty second day Of that
shall be by printed ticke and the tickets for said
act shall contain the woris--
AN act to authorize subscription TO the stock OF
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company upon
ss sad &c. ssh sb
AGAINST
of he Peons sna Poo%ss Rsro. 10 che :sF
IN and That ssd election VII Be eenancasa IN al
Delegates Of said District shall be conducted said
act hereto subjOined, and publication thereof Is
Governor Of the District Ct Of S1 Columbia.
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company
upon certain conditions.
sg1sa s s +ss xSsre. x'; + e "a
that the construction Of the Piedmont and Potomac
ssnrs rsyssS au,hGTfsd ~ an .c Of Tie Legs
District OF Columbia, and by further act of said
Legislature the Pennsylyania Central Railroad
bond Of said Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Com
pany to an amount necessary to furnish superstruc
anty may he required whenever, at any time within
FIVE years from the date Of said last mentioned act
rersfructure and whereas II is cTeiibly represented
that the sum OF six hundred thousand dollars, or
iess, win enable said PIEDMONT and Potomac Rsil-
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ALEX ANDRIA.

TIE RESULT OF DINE NOVEL READING
On Sunday evening last Charles Duffey, Joe
Addison, Willie Mills, and Joe Whiteley, aged
respectively from fourteen to sixteen years, car
ried away by reading highlywrought descriptions
Of life la The Southwest, loft their homes clan
destipely and started on foot for Texas, TO seek
their fortunes rs cattle drivers. They took with
them two shot guns, two revolvers, and two
On k-knives, and were provided with a map of
mesr proposed route. As may well be imagined
their parents are greatly distressed and any in
loImssson concerning the whereabouts of the
youthful wanderers win be thankfully received
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL DUPLICATION OF THE ACT OF
" THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. Approve
August ~: Isl, FIXING THE TIME FOR
me GkNERAL ELECTIONS IN fHE
DISTRICT OF Coat siBiA.
Az AcT fixing the time for holding the General
Elections in the District Of Columbia.
Be tt ezaefed ~ the LsgiSlaffrs Assembly Of the
District Of C0ia1tta, That the general elections
therein shall be held on the fourth Wednesday OF
November of each year.
SEC. 2 Aad be u fRrtAer enacted, That whereas an
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect Of
this act il is herebs declared to be in force from and
alter its approval by the Governor
CHARLES L. HuLsf,
Speaker Of the House Of Deleezfee
WILLIAM STfCKNEY,
President Of the Council
Approved, August 70. 1871. ~
III. d. COOKE, Governor au 81 -sp
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The Schuefxen Eesfe

The Schuetzen Park was a great center of
attraction last evening, and the crowd In at
tendance exceeded that of the previous evening.
Every one entered into the spirit of the festival
and all enjoyed themselves to their hearts con-
tent. Among the visitors last evening were
commissioner Douglass, of the Revenue Bureau;
Webster, Register of Wills; ex-Mayor Emery,
and other prominent citizens.
PRIZES.
The prizes for ladies' shooting yesterday were
awarded as follows: /. Canary bird cage, to Mrs
e. Rupert; 2. One pair CATERS, to Mrs Zellsr:
3 Half dozen handkerchiefs, to Mrs Baier: a
Ladies fur, 10 Mrs. Behrens; 5. One china orna-
ment, to Mrs. Horner.
In bowling yesterday for the first prize. Mr..
CollingswOrth was the fortunate winner of $40
IN gold, presented by Governor Cooke, and the
second prize, SIS in silver, presented by A. r.
Shepherd, Esd, was won by Mr.. Seuferle; the
third, box stuffed birds, by Mr.. George Bauer;
the fourth, a meerschaum pipe, by Mr.. Swartz-
enbeTger; and the fifth, IS in gold, by Mr.
Joachim.
In the voting for the silver horn the Sanger
octette of the Sangerbund and the Choral So
ciety will sing some OF their choicest airs
TO BE CONTINUED.
III has been decided By the managers to con-
hnue the festival until and including to- morrow
evening for the reason that, in their opinion.
many persons, DESTROYS of participating in its
oyments, have been deferred from doing so
by the occasional rains and threatening weather
THE WATCH ON THE RHINE
The Baltimore Sun of this morning saws:
" Mr. +. Lauterbach, confectioner, doing bust
ness on the corner of Baltimore and Poppleton
streets, while on a visit to the Washington
Sehuetzenfest ON Tuesday last, had his pocket
picked OF a gold watch and chain, valued at
$50. He gave notice 10 the authorities of that
city, and since then the watch and chain has
been recovered through Detective Blumen-
berger, OF Washington, and yesterday Mr. Lam
terbach received notice from the detective to
come and get his property"
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PARENTS viii find i'm my stock a large assort-
ment of boys school wear embracing nearly all
kinds of over and underclothing, at satisfactory
prices. GEO. c. HENSING,
4f0 It'll street northwest.
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THE ORIGINAL HATTERs, NJ. ID. Frank & Co.,
late Of Pennsylvania avenue, invite the public
and their patrons to inspecttheir extensive stock
Of Mems, Youths and Childrens Hats at their
new establishment, sos eth street, Mays Build
ing. No connection with any similar establish
ment the city.1
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NJ. s. HEDRICK, agent for the Howe Machine
at New Orleans, writes: 6" / find the Bartlett
Sewing Machine to equal all other first-class
machines 2" Price $40 with all attachments, at
Sutherland's, $40 street.
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novelty in Hoopskirts are now at exhibition at c.
Baum's Hoopskirt and Corset Factory, 40S In
street.
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best style OF the art. and Is one on the largest
machines manufactured, that is adapted TO all
kinds of work. The Attachments for Hemming,
Braiding, Binding, Cording, Ruffiing, Tucking,
etc., are brought to great state of perfection.
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HUMAN HAIR in Switches, Curls, Chateleen
Braids in all shades have Just been imported by
Chas. Baum, who intends to make this a new
branch of his well-known establishments 4OS 9TH
street. Ladies go and see the new styles.
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KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen. The
best Dollar Gloves imported; also, a novelty in
first class Glove. Ladies be early and secure a
good choice in calling at G. Baum's Kid Glove
Depot, 40S 18th street.
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YE PrMpLEp, Blotched and liberated Victims

fE PIMPLED, BI0tched and UIcerated VICTIMS
of scrofulous diseases, who drag your unclean
persons into the company of better men, take
Ayers Sarsaparilla, and purge out the foul cor
ruption from your blood. Restore your health,
your company more tolerable to those who must
keep il.
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From y. =: Parker we have the American
AeTieulrErist for September and Harpers WsstI',
and EEeTy Saturday ior September ..
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Condensed Locals.

Twenty-one persons joined Minnehaha Lodye
No 1, l. o. G.. t. last night.
Judge W. Il. Smell, of the Police Court
returned to this city last night.
The principal public rooms of the Executive
Mansion are being reprinted.
false alarm OF FIRE was sounded early this
morning from box 81, at the corner of 4th aud
q streets, northwest.
Stafford Parker has been appointed to the
vice Robert Oimstead.
The moonlight excursion OF the Island Bap-
.lst church takes place this evening. See adyer-
The Board Of Public Works at their first
meeting IN their new quarters yesterday ordered
MI chase, Chief of Bureau OF Sewers, to have
the sewer at Wallach School building cleaned.
The Olympic Base Ball Club left on the i2.s5
y. m train to-day for Baltimore, where they
play the White Stockings, of Chicago, this
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.. s.PS.
Hutson and Miss >. Alice Waters, TO take place
at 'he Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Fred Singer, L. S. ", and Miss Katie
M Thompson, of this city, will be married AT
the calvary Baptist Church on Monday evening
next.
Architect CLARK, of the United Capitol Build
ing, has under consideration the proposition to
extend the west front of the center of the
main architectural front.
ne new floor nov being put down in the hall
OF the House OF Representatives, win allow
thirty additional seats The sections are done
away with entirely, and the members desks
uheTeicTe, will be more compactly arranged
than heretofore.
AT meeting of the Ohio Republican Associa-
ton last night the following gentlemen were
Nominated as officers of the Association for the
ensuing year: For president, Capt. s. s. Blank
forc; Tor vice president, Capt G.. p. Stiles: for
secretary, Capt w. g. Pennywitt; for treasur-
eI, Capt. L. Y. Mitchell
Morkmen are busy making alterations in the
haii OF the House OF Delegates. The platform
has been removed, and will be placed on the
west side OF the hail. The seats of members win
be Iearranged in semi-circles frozs north to
rum viii not be altered.
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- TORTOISE SHELL Sets. Hoops, Ear-rirrs
bIaeelets' neck and watch Chains, Lockefs,
s,. anu Fiated Jewelry, received this morn
Ie a, Dgg lewelry store, No. 45l Penns ave-
nue., between * and 9Th streets.
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FIRE AT SENECA. MD.-A letter from Seneca
Maryland, dated the 18th, says, the bosrS;n.,,
house belonging TO the Seneca Quarry Compans
instant. Loss, 5000. S -'en
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" PORATI0Ns OF WARRINGTON AND
GE0RGET0wN, AND TIE LEVY
COURT.

ALpEHMKSs CHAMsKR, Crry Hall,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., July n, lS1 4
Notice n hereby given, that the Commission an
the District OF Columbus, approved yuRe l6 1871 10
received and audit all outstanding claims against the
the Levy Court, and for other purposes will BE in
sessi,n daily in the Aidermens Chamber, City Hail.
from 10 q. m. 20 8 m, where all persons Ia wing
elaine against the aforesaid Cooperation and the
Levy Court are requested 90 file the same Together
With all evidence relating thereto, on OF before the
arst daT Of September, eighteen hundred and seven
" one.
A. PRATT,
vLIsuA WM. DIXON,
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u Z n o v A L i.

II -
The undersigned has removed from HIS old plaoe N
business, No. 10l9 Pennsylvania Avenue 10
1907 STREET,
between 18th and 18th streets. ~
where be H. prepared 90 attend 20 ali orders "
in his line Of business, such BELL HANGIXo
LOCK sMITHING. LIGHTNING RODS spTLE,
ING TUBES, &C.. yobbine promptly ATTENDED 10
All work done In the best manner, at lowest rates
WARE. HoUsk-fuRSIsHING GOODS and va
RIETlEs.
share Of public patronage IL solicited,
sul4 en- Q. SCHNEIDER.
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NOTE.-Every purchaser of Clothing will always
be of receiving the fuA value Of the money paid
for Any article.
Polite attention always given.
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OUR NEW STYLES OF CoRsETs and some
new improved have just come from our factory
In Europe, and shall be sold to defy any compe-
tition. Every pair warranted to be perfect fit.
G. BAUM, Corset and Hoopskirt Manufacturer.
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HASKELL, LYON a. 90.

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The above firm having secured the exclusive risht
70 manufacture snd sell
WarneId's Patent Cold Water Self
Washing Soap,
In and for the STATE OF MARYLAND and DIS
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Very little hand rubbing is required with this SOAR
firmly imbedded in the fabric. 'Ae UNI
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a; oSes washed With st sosp Are s ysse
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