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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-13
GOING EAST.

li,Io A. n. L.aHrNING- EXPRESS daily
ron necting at Cory. saBd-ys excepted FIR Warren
Pa ..Maysille, Brocton and ritusviiie. and daily
for r,ie; 4. E..,nira with Northern Central Raila ay
for VIVA cspon n.rri,burg, Plilalelphisa ana Rsi,
land cit 90
a sleeping Coach ia attached to this train IA; Gin.
tiaaiis tannirS through 10 New YORK
8 20 g.. Tx, CINCINNATI EXPRESS, daily,
Sl. ~. : r~Soepttd, r%onlaciil z NJ Big;samptnn tor
AT N. nrd 10 &C .or.t-1 : MINER resort, Sharon
:prnsi. amt Al New York FOR bosloI, and all New
Jsn-ia's cite.
= 81, epinr Coach IL att.ciei r.. his train al
..eaaN 9 "ann.ne trough to ~"~ior@
H,iG4A W. NEr y0RE DAY EXPRESS
dag, Su.eays cyetpted. Cunnrc;sat Great Bena
Win Dele Dare, isokr wanna IL Western Ral,way
inr scr-ntrn, mud II New York with "iduight FIX
p irAin VI New Jer'e! haiIoad sr fhiladel
pL.a.
a serins Cosrh ia attached 70 this train n,
''ese'anG, running through TO uur ells,ille, con
noctin1 with tar r.av,ng new and improved Draw
To- R,ou. coac.c s attached, running through 10
New fo.l.
I2,ol a. M. Accommodates, SUNDAY.
~l.a5 q. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
q .pted,
100 a. m. WAY FNE!oul, suudays OK.
cept.d.
Hqsion ond New FrrlauI Passengers, with their
Hlr, ~;e Transferred FiEs OF CHARGE IL
Nuv N.ll;.
Ia bssiv %,r''a.ed and ro.t luy1rioms ~sleepinr
coac ca .s-IN TiE wohLp~aa accompany al
n'.a. q a.: on this !'iisey,
h" Erie HALLWAY Comuruv has oycrca n
&c Ferr, feom tl'eir Jors,y,i'y oepnr 10 the fot
% "a Fl NnW lrrs ,'brs enabling passengers 70
II 'ct t'..u III rer 2 rtion 81 lNo G, y "it1aut tho *
dN1eg. tld ''taoyancoo % d street carer an onnious
trh s'af.
- Tine 5cfgtry n'on; tie entire route Of the fie
id'Hat 10 II fnr mu,i picture sQne and hcluliiu
e~scrN11' |@1tfir..s of "a Il ba,rtic-, in -
dyi .u 1olrn'r over his ~ ., wi' find rs ev4
9 l'fnt ',9t' eapes sIoj cts ui cuu'inaal admlst
lion 80 Interest.
&nsEage CI2eGlied T'hrougli
An fare 8!Hsya "a 10 ,ras by AIRY otter Rome,
AsE For TI"HE@s VIA ERIE RALAAy-
hi'h 'cr Pr rr'oin- d nj all the PRINCIPAL T'ckc.
''-f'N'1 ~ NWi -, uirt 81. t-WesJ.
w y. BARR
Hlth lf. H. g M lnss'r Agert
''snltdrN' IAN I9, is.J
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-13

NorE.-rhe passage referred to by Judge Grier In
his former decis'on, 8 ailac-. p. PCS a,iupted -
app ic,nie 10 thi, case was MS follows:
"lt l. i-uIly the case, when any valuable di-,.y-
rty IL sdGe, or duy new machine of great mi ity !.
invented. trat thea tentiOn of the pubic la. -,
lu'''U 10 tii't SUBJECT previously aud that mary
per>Ols nave he-n making RESEARCHES and o,n,,i
nleuta. III IuS'pAtrs an" i~nechtn.cians may fav,
MsUiuc Ia assure anticipated IN thrir NJ. eu,otinra
-Ie p 'sslni ity or pro'r,'li.ty of sueh dn coyary ~,
NtntlOh: many experiments rave bee ,lcrpssfut.
~ T. icd, coiniiiG very ueaf vet fNling suole al ,hn
desired result. 1nty hue produced uo.hinr Lon.
lc.ai he liven ion whe perfected NAV ir1Iv Lr
san to Nc tht eliminating point al many exJesi-
men :, not ON y Dy the hvcntor, huf by m,uv an.
ors. ne may hay, grriteG indirectly by m, nrsnr-
ce'sful experiments md failures of ulher,. but II
give+ them no rlylt 10 ca IN u share ui the hc uur az
tie prob of the successful inventor II ia VIII,
speculation las been reduced to practice. when a y
pertinent hi resulted III q discovery r.,i yhpn tint
discovery ha~ been pert, ctcd by ,mricn, ana con,rI.
ned experiments when some new cu,nuo.un arr.
Manufacture. or machine ms been rhr. nroduc.5
be'pmcs apublic bvncfiCtOr and tntitledi ia a tar.ut
"And yet when genus and patient per,eyerancl.
have ri length succeeded. in SHE of su..,. nd
COTS. sstuic vail Ible Invention or cisco.et n Ln,y
seldom is IL foiluyeed by rewari! Epyy Iob- lin,
OF tNe honor, {" hue speculifOIs, swindle =. and nj.
fa'rs rob man OF tic profits. Every unsuccessful
exrtrim- n'er who did ur I'D or dia lot CONG y,rr
Near masking "a discovery iJw claims it.. Every one
who can IuYolit an Improvement or vary its f,rn
right to f,iralo the original fisc VERY. W.
need not summons 70 sd, of Blanchard or W,nd.
worth TO prove that thi. il the usual III .torv nj a..
~ rtrat discovery or invention.
"lhe present case aldS another cllnD,er tn this.
long and uniform history 20 a..acs, [. q H..
ports p. ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-10

PERsoNAL.-Mr. August Zachau went to
St. Paul last Tuesday on business trip,
and returned last evening.
Mr. Geo. NJ. Smith returned home from
St. Cloud last Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Ward, Of W ellis, Mimi, is in the
city, and is guest of Rev. w. r. Higgins.
Col. Crittenden, Capt. Smith and Will
liam Knight Esq, of Bayfield,, were in the
city Tuesday.
VIM. Wunderle, Esq, returned from
Chicago last "Wednesday.
Mr.. Hiram Robbins and family returned
from their Eastern pleasure trip, by the
steamer Keweenaw last Thursday.
DR.. Geo II. Whitney, who has been So
journing with us for some time left for his
old Kentucky hone Thursday.
Rev. w. r. Higgins returned home last
evening from Chicago, whittier he went as
a delegate to the General Assembly Of the
Presbyterian Church Of America, which
was held in that city.
Dr. Ii. E. Laftte started for Bayfield,
yesterday afternoon, on professional VISIT
and will be absent for week.
Isaac /. Moore Esq, left this morning
per steamer for the North Shore Silver
Mines. Mr.. Moore controls large min
ing interests in that locality. We hope he
NAV be successful in his undertakings
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-10

The walk from Avery's Hotel to the Ne
nadii river is delightful one. A more
or pleasant could not be found.
PoTAToEs are very high and quite scarce.
The large amount raised here last year was
not sufficient to satisfy the home demand.
THE little steamer Fec, went down to
Agate Bay this morning with a party of
excnrsionist>, and is to return this evening.
HOTEL guests are becoming quite numer-
ous S.ore pipe hats and canes fail to ex-
ct, rs much curiosity as they did a month
100
SnoEnAKIxG Mr.. A G. Bertrand has
fitted up shop in the Hotfenbaker build
ing, where he is prepared to do work in
his line
THE Superior Cornet Band can now play
some tunes very well. We hope in a short
time to hear some good ">quare" mn>ic
from them.
WE have rec wed the Fourth Annual
Report of the st Paul Chamber of Com
merce, which will be carefully perused as
soon as business permits.
Tue vacant spot of ,und on Stinson
Avenue between Second nd Third Streets,
is enclosed with board fence, and taken
by many for burial ground.
YESTERDAY we had the pleasure Of call
from a. a. I'LL ESQ. of St. Paul, connected
with the State Land Office, and ;n active
m, mber ofthe Minnesota Historical Society
GEO. W. Mann Esq, editor of the P6o-
pies Interest, Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, call
ed at our office to-day, but absence at the
time deprived us Of the pleasure of meet
ing him.
LET every owner of dwelling see that
the walks in front Of his premises are in
good repair. a little thoughtfulness on
this point improves the looks Of a place
amazingly.
ENTHUSIASTIC mass meetings of mosqui-
toes are held out in the suburbs. We re-
spectfuIly decline being a representative at
any such gathering, greatly preferring a
position in private life.
NOTHING further has been heard Of the
four unfortunate men, who were undoubt-
eddy drowned on their way from the Silver
Mines to this place; of Which we made
mention in former issue.
THE steamer Zero, started for Agate Bay
with an excursion party last Sunday, but u
heavy sea ana head wind compelled the
steamer to return, and thus her passengers
were deprived of a pleasant trip.
STONE Commentaries. Smith, Parry
g Co. have taken a contract to furnish
stone for our harbor Improvement, and are
now upon the ground at work a few miles
below Duluth on the lake shore.
WE have no agent in St. Paul, New
Y ork, San Francisco, Oneota or South
America, who is authorized to collect or
receipt for us. SO let our patrons in the
localities beware of impostors.
\ LETTER has been received by one of
our citizens asking how many manageable
girls there are in Superior. The letter
was answered and the ecuct number given.
So girl.you must spruce up little and be
on the quioiye.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-10

IT has been our intention time and again
ties to the deplorable state of the well near
Coburn's store. The pump has been out
of order for some time, and people living
10 carry it from the well on Becker Avenue.
We hope the well will be speedily repaired
and thus save the trouble and annoyance it
has occasioned. This is not asked as a
compliment but as duty.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-10

Loss OF LoGs.-Last Tuesday morning
the Nemadji river was rampant, and the
strong current occasoned by rapid rise,
broke the boom and turned adrift some
100000 feet OF logs, mostly belonging to
Munger 81 Gray, and partly to Mr.. A.
Tourville. A strong off land wind prevail
ed at the time, and the logs were soon
driven far out into the lake. The north
easter that prevailed yesterday will proba-
bly, force some of them on the south shore,
where at considerable expense, they may be
recovered. This is heavy loss, and will
necessltate considerable delay in the i'm
provements they were gotten out for.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-10

The Duluth Democrat says: "Wait Mr..
TIMEs-man until the Daily Hera1dis around.
You'll find out which is the paper Of the
Zenith then" All right Doctor, wa,ing'
is just our business, and after an experience
Of fifteen years we consider ourselves thor
oughly posted.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-10

occupancy for over month. Plastering
though well advanced, is not near finished
and all the inside painting still remains to
one, and quite a credit to our town.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-10

Hon. Louis A. Evans former editor of
the St Cloud Times, was married at the
Sherman House, in Chiago, TO Elizabeth
NJ. Libby, the 2nd day of Thu month. In
surance business is new name to us for
that sort of thing.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-10

UPPERTowN DoCK-W ok on this dock
is vigorously prosecuted. Already eight
good, substantial cribs are built, and but
seven more remains to be put in, which
viii carry 1t out to seven feet of water.
The work thus far has progressed well, and
been satisfactorily executed. Sufficient
timber is on hand to complete the whole
structure, which Will be finished about the
25th of this month, Our Uppertown friends
will find this n great convenience, as all of
the ferry boats viii land and put off or take
on passengers and freight.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-10

PoTATo bugs are more numerous this year
than ever known before. Every "piece and
parcel of land lying and being hereabouts
seem fairly alive with them. Judging from
present Indications, we will have but very
meagre potato crop the coming season.
Our farmers and gardeners, should endeav-
or to procure something effectual to de-
stroy this scourge.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-10

SOME of the heavy swells Of Houghton are NOT going
to wear stockings the coming season.--Porage Lake
Gazette
We wonder if it will make the Gazette
editors eyes stick out, when he is tranquil
" informed that the ''swells" around here
wear neither shoes nor stockings, but feel as
happy as a big sun flower, barefooted.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-10

WE want more subscribers and more adj
vertisements. There are several in this
city who are not subscribers, but always
manage to beg or borrow copy of the pa
per and some of the same gentlemen are the
first to find fault with it. He who strives
to please everybody, is nobody.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-10

out in the g INTERIOR Judging by the pres
ence of many Of our copper colorDd cousins
in the city. They are duly I" decorated"
and possibly may be journeying to some
s'editorial couy ention
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-10

For THE SILVER MINEs-The steamer
Stillman Witt, of Fondulac, left Quebec
Pier at an early hour this morning for the
North Shore Silver Mines Among her
passenger list from this place are the names
of |. J. Moore and f. III. Burritt, who 90 to
try their fortunes in the silvery regions. a
small number were to be taken on at Du-
luth, whore the boat was to touch on her
way down.
The Witt is not to return for some time,
being engaged to run on Thunder Bay. be-
tween the mines. and as she will most likely
be the only passenger boat there, will do
we'll
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-10

THE town has been full Of strangers the
others talk strongly of inve sting. A more
favorable opportunity than the present could
not present itself, and those wishing to Sc
cure valuable real estate at a moderate
price, would do we'll to make no delay, but
act promptly.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-10

.sDAY VAS a changeable day.
SATURDAY, JUNE 10TH, 1871.

a4. hGE Lake mas eighteen WhaiNes.
ihE ity OF Madison Is hourly expected.
,'USENENrs NJ p es nt are rather scarce,
Ely 5 Addition 70 Superior contains $50
re Milwaukee @" dc is a we'come ex-
.1.'e display Of cloel IS
.ecf'ye new coat
e. 'nan should advertise in
eA-alk~ much improve the looks
"vn
n y EHA&o tny, IN this State, has but
"ae onr-a bell,
SPoRrshEN are TO be plued, they have
such dull time.
The Bardnn residence on First Street is
nearly Completed
As yet no stencil cutter has taken up his
abode IN our mast.
THE Duluth Daily Herald will soon
make It's appearance
An Opera House would not pay here
very well for the present.
TIE residence Of Mr.. Isaac Young IS fast
approaching completion.
.Jrsr now the whitewash brush is
''mightier than the sword"
PRopE1LER Ontonaeon left Milwaukee
fo. T,akn Snnarior Thursday
NEARLY al Of onr EXCHANGES come to us
Filed with .,Decoration Dav.n
CT. c,....,,
rancs on the 10Th dav Of this month.
~ r,oh.aa pa.,;1, aoo oouao,.
.n.n...oT,I.a 49, ooh ofI,st ,nontb
=,
-. s,ano i'll. o,,,.4oia.
400 :. i.l1:.... ,.o:1a1
:" ~ -. 49,
iHE pop we oFiiA - Vi D'i"'n ''ll'"i'o-
NE 4'A'' ''s''9 o'''' - ~ - =.
'''i '''o''' ''i0 '0' '''''' - "'''''' '''''''
HE Neii'a'j river r'''Se' seven Iee' '''r-
-" '''' an ''0' - = -''''''''' anu '','>''5
No police news to record this week
o"' Guy was q more quiet u pe"oe''-
0i''
Now Is the time 10 thln WeedS Out OF the
Any man 'eslria9 Soou PaPeF' can get
i"h Ho''' i'0' "''u II do '0o'' az ooi' '0'
SIC "
',D'' : D'''. ''"7 ''
= no" e''''ioy e' III N''-
".> ..' i''.i' STREET oet"eeh honiP-
ok ." al VI 'le nc" o''i'"'i9H ~"
~ o'''''' '''"' o
-
NOBODY can no" complain OF nara 'I'ileS
-
iii""a io' l'ooi'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-10

FOURTH OF JULY.-As yet we have not
heard of any preparations being made to
celebrate this national holiday with demon
STATIONS of any character. The day should
be properly observed, so let every citizen
see that it is in a becoming manner. Let
us do something by way of thanks for our
independence. Are we to remain silent
and dumb, or will we wake up and
cheerfully resolve to celebrate the day
of American independence. Let a pic mic,
either here or on Minnesota Point, be got
ten up; an excursion to some point of in
terest taken; anything to break the dull
monotony of inactivity occasioned by non
observance Of this glorious day. We read
in nearly every paper of preparation being
made elsewhere, SO let us not fall behind,
but be up and doing.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-12-05

Made OF Poor Rum, Whishey, Proof Spirits
ana lscfEsc Liquors doctoFcd, epiccd ard ~. T.
CEcI t. llcc9o tie taste, called TonicG," ~ -.
Cre" Lc0orcrs," &C., that lead the tipplcr On to
drunkenness and ruin bu. o true Medicine. r,Gcl
frca tue Native Eoots and Lcrbs OF California, free
frOni I'll Alcoholic StiniGlCrta. TAcy lTo To
GREAT BLOOD pUEIEiEN and 4 I.:T.
GIVING pIiINCIpLEa perfect Eeaoyator -
llvisorGtcr of tc Systt', carrying cif all pcaoro
matter ald rct,olng to Llocd to hcc!tly coEC,t
10 person C;u tao tLg9o DlttcEs CccorGlas ..s
t.ol AID rGMc,aicgg u-vcil
S100 wElbe given sorEn incCrniIo oas- r y..cc
TIC bones Cro not destroyed Ey E..4t.-, .s,i OF
other means, and the wal cTG..J S-s.,, 49, 49, t.a
point ofropar. 4
Fer InfiGUirm;cry and Chronic EhcuEsc-
tisri uud Goat, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
Bilious, lsCHIiitcEt and lutcTuiLtcnL EcyCE8
DssC;.nes Gr the BIocd, Liver, Kidneys, and
EiTdCCr, thcco DittCTs hGyc been most suocteo-
iG!. sEtL Diseases Cgo caused ty NiIintCd
Blood. Which Is Gar3;Glly iroGCCcG By Ge:a:
cfthc DIgcgtivG "a S@.a.
DYSpEpSIA OH IEDlC EsTION, lead
ache, lalL iu the SloUl, Br5, Coughs TigtiCAsCl Tic
Chest, Dizainess, Sour Erpc,as,ors CT the Stomach
Bad tastc in the Mouth, Dliou9 httacks PGlptGt.cn
CT the Heart, Ih1an at!on OF tic LungG pa III tic
regions Of tho Kdncyg, and hundred ot,cr = 1.ul
symptoms, arc the uGsprllG3of Dytpcps.c
They nyigorate the Stomach aad rli1Glato t.o ter
pd.ycr aud bowels, wEic render them Of funequallcd
efficacy in cleansing TIC LiooG Of alliinpprtcs and
impcrting NON life Cid v'gcr to the T!.oio system.
FOR SKIN iyiaZ.h$..6, -.rrY lions, Totter, Gals
Rheum BotCl,g, pos, lii. Cg .ules, Dos, Ger
buncles, RiiEH ONES, scllgi.cal, icre Eycs, Eryap-
clas Itch, scurf IiscClo.at.o. cf Tie SKIN, HumoTs
and Dis. age te ii..n cg w.atcTcr or nature,
are literally g up o ~ 49,. OFT cf tic system in
shor time ly t.e gYa q u-sg Ht:css. Ono bottle in
such cases Will con, t3 Iact iao:oducus their
curative effect,
Cleanse TIE leG rl9q1 v!cncver you nnd its
impurtio3l liant 8. 6.sous. An o. ~ inTlnpos, Erup-
tions orSci.s Ci35 II when you ind 1t obstructcd
and sluggish ~ G3 ycl.di o,a.c i! y;.on It is foul,
and your i-el.is WI t.i y,ia.., Kg.2 tac blood
pure and the Il, slth of Tao g.. p. ~ vil follow
PIN, TArE G-d oiAor N3s}:.Slsi. !.r.iHg in tho
system Of 80 iAany tlomHa1. .to tIct-!ly destroy
cd and romcN.a. or fait tIu9tcns, road carefully
tho circular ntUuut cac" Jsio plInt1G Ia fJur laii-
gunges-L -Lhgih.', .c'.a.,, .,lch a..e Spanish.
J. WALKER. rroPri -tc'. III McpoSALo {. CO..
Druggists and Gen. Agents, San Trarciseo, Cal =,
and aand 81 Commerce etroet, New Yor.
r1- SOLD BIZ ALL DEUGGIsT3 ASo DE.GaI9.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-12-05
1880 TAKE NOTICE. 1871
Are You Afflicted or Sick ?
USE
{ r A H R NE Y'S !
: BLOOD CLE.A NSER :
2 OR :
Z II A N a q Il AL!

A N Alternative and Cathartic, or Tonic and
IN Purge, for diseases arising from bad blood.
This preparation was established in 1870, and
has been prepared in liquid form for more than
IS years. In January or February, $40, anoth-
er party commenced to prepare similar article
which is inferior to the genuine, and which
should not be mistaken for ours. Ask for "DR.
FAHRNEY's BLOOD CLEANSER OR PANAoEA," !"
and accept no others.
The Trade Mark of the oldest and genuine,
is printed in green on o yellow wrapper, hav-
ing also the signature of p. Fahrney, NJ. D.,
Chicago.
g DR.. p. Fdhrney's Health Messenger" gives
the history and uses Of the BLOOD CLEANSER,
testimonials, and other information, sent free
charge. Address
DR. p. FAHRNEY's BROTHERS Il Co.,
Waynesboro, Franklin County, Pa.
Ask for DR.. Fahrney's Blood Cleanser and
CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD.
ss9g- Sold everywhere and in New Bloomfield
by f. MORTIMER IL Co., onIy.--5l8
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-12-05

II U NJ 0 R 0 U S 4.
Offended Dignity.

The Democracy of the Fifth Ward have
had clear working majority in what is
now called the Eleventh Division for many
and many year. The enforcement of the
Fifteenth Amendment has kind of weak
ened their hold and made it necessary to
straighten out the "culed bredren" in one
way or another. Whisley tickets last year
proved a fizzle, and this year, so that the
"Repubs" would not swell their heads too
intensely, it was resolved to put out a little
of the great "Reformers' " cash Accord
ingly, advances were made to noble grave
and reverend seignor-a worthy and ap-
proved good master of colored flock right
down thar. 1t was dead sure thing that
he could control the votes of the whole
church congregation. Inquiry showed that
he was "open to conviction" and arrange
ments progressed satisfactorily until it was
asked how much money would be necessary
to secure his vote and influence.
With an air of offended dignity Brother
-replied:
Now, gemmen, as n regular awdained
minister oh de ole Church, dis ting has gone
jes as far as my conscience will low; but,
gemmen, my son aoW call round and see you
IN de mornin'."
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-12-05
E1lgliSH ROOJinO FcH

Is found to stand well in all climates, being ex-
tensively used for Roofing Houses, ,Out-Build-
ings and Sheds; for Laying Flat Roofs, Cutters,
Lining Granaries, Storehouses, or Walls,
(either outside orinside), and for placing un-
der States or Tiles. 1t is also n cheap and
effective Ceiling on the underneath side of raf-
tcrs of a Slated or Tiled Roof, and as n Ceiling
to Iron Roofs, counteracting Heat, Frost, and
Condensation of Moisture.
The English Felt is put up in rolls of 25
yards in length, by 32 inches in width, and
containing surface of 200 square feet.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-12-05
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