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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13

gSheep dogs in Texas are thus
trained: A pup is taken from its mother
before its eyes are opened, and put to y
eve to suchle. After few times the
eve becomes reconcilod to the pup,
which follows her like n lamb, grows mp
among and remains with the flock, and
no wolf, man or strange dog can come
near the sheep; and the dog will bring
the flock regularly to the fold ut any
hour in the evening at whic Il he is la.
bitually fed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13

tVOfthe l0,o00negroes in Savannah
two-thirds are now supported by charity,
aud the number of appeals is being in.
creased by the influx from the country.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13

9 The State Of New York alone has
cheese manufactures which use the milk
gilmore than go, ZOO cows, making there.
from 10000 coo pounds Of cheese, which
- 1900 pounds for every COW. The
cheese production of the whole United
States is now 100000 ,OOO lbs, Of which
96,0OO,0OO arc exported.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13

VA health officer OF New Orleans
has been accused of bargaining to spread
small pox, for each case for which he
was to receive $50. if sent to n certain
hospital. Aqueer mode of making mo
ney.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13

E2V- Instead of the Republicans hav.
ing made n gain in the town elections
recently held in Connecticut, the latest
returns show net gain Of seven towns
for the democrats.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13

E$ The New York HoroId which usu-
ally trims its sails to fall into the popu.
lar current is daily becoming more de.
cded in its advocacy OF Tilden and
Hendricks.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13
Dear Home OF Other Days.
b An!nyr t rl,-NcH.

b An.nyr vs. rI>-Ncu.
In dreams there comes vis.Jn
So haautifpl and fair,
or chillhooa's hours clys;an.
And sccncs Of pleasure There,
They hover softly DER me
In mcmory's golden haze
see again before ne
Dear home of other days.
CHORUS.
Dear home Of yorc, forevcrmore
Ny lips shall sing thy praise
Wherc'er l be, I'll dream of thee,
Dear home Of other days.
] see tine ivy twining
Around the old elm tree,
The summer sunlight shining
Across the vcrdant lea
tread the homestead over
And stop, and dream and gaze,
As in each nook ! wonder.
Dear home Of other days.
Cuo.--Dcar home Of yore, etc.
hear sweet voices singing
From out the happy past,
Ana memory is bringing
A dream too bright 90 last;
Ny footsteps fain would wander
The we'll remembered ways,
That lie wish you DER yonder,
Dear home Of other days
CuO.-Dear home Of wore. etc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13

10 Fifty thousand elephants are kill.
ed every year TO furnish the ivory work
ed up in England alone. The best Two.
ry comes from Zanzibar. the silver gray
from regions south of the equator, & the
favorte ornamental material from Siam.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13

IS'Dio Lewis is making tour Of
California with a party Of men and wo-
men. At last reports they had slept in
the open air l64 nights.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13

70 VIM. Stout, of Writ county. this
State, few days ago, while cutting
corn, made miss and cut his knee so
that he will be crippled for life.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13
TERMS OF ADVERTISING :

The rates Of advertising are, for a square item
nco) or less, QNv DOLLAR AND Fifty CENTS for
tEree insertons-larger ones in the same propor-
lion. Each continuance 3T1 cents
Cuat ierly half yearly, and yearly advertise
rlcnts insei ted alta liberal reduction on the above
rates
Yearly ADVERTISERS disseminating during the
year VIII be charged regular rates.
No r,semeu' to be considered by the mon, IN
or year un.et1 specified "a the Manuscript or pre-
,lrusly agreed upon betwcca lac parties
i,Hsoluiions OF associations, communicaIiQns Of
Wiiec interest, and notices OF deaths exceeding
- tiNys viii oe oharg,lten cent? per line
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13
South Branch Intellfgeneer.
william Harper, Editor
Cglcs, Corner Main and Gyaref Lane SIS.
RoMyEr, WEST VIRGINIA.
r En- NJ s 4;

TWO DOLLARS And FIFTY CENTS per
.nnun-or TWO DOLLARS, ifpsid / n advance.
No paper will be discontinued, except at the
option OF the publisher, until all arrearages have
leeu settled
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13

Ig Coffee or tea taken with meat is
ono cause or Indigestion
CE' The love shown 80 rs when We arc
iil makes us realize thc fact that sick
ness often terminates in heaven.
- \ Turkish woman cannot use q
knife and fork she must use her fingers
iY-If You wouid pass for more than
your valuc. say little. IL - easier 90
look wise than % talk wise.
EUe Superficial knowledge j. like oil
upon wa,er--it shines deccitfasly. hut
--p es.,'v he SKINNED "a.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13
South 3ranth gntslligrneer.
RoMNEY. FRIDAY, OCT. 1s, 1876.
~Thc expenscs of the W.

EF The expenses Of the White House
under buchanan were about $4,000
per annum; under Grant it is los, 900.
And so it goes all through the Depart
ments OF Government.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13
KISS ME- GOOD NIGHT.

Dear mother, when my prayer is said,
Before you take the light,
Oh lean your head 50 closely down,
And always kiss "gooi night =
For I am happier il ny dreams.
And sleep is swcetcr rest;
II have laid my lips 20 thine.
And thine 20 mine are pressed
one kiss, dear mother, for the love
Ny heart keeps warm for thee
Aud one for all the tenderness
Thy sweet eyes look 10 me.
Kiss me forgiveness for my wrongs
kiss INC with hope and prayer
That J shall lie q better child
Aud more reward thy care.
Kiss nc FOR some poor orphan Child.
To whom 10 kiss is given,
And next for oil The happy ones,
And then for ono in Heaven.
Kiss me for everything love,
The beautiful and bright:
Sweet mother kiss INC for thysolf
Once more, aud now good night"
.
Ig Learn 60 be pleased with every
thing with wealth. so Ear as 10 make
as beneficial "a others with poverty
for not having much 20 care for. an,
with obscurity, Tor not being cnyicd =
HN0r-h.
- lf We had no faults ourselves. w.,
should 40; g so much rlca.urc II
fie."v'riay Nc fault. Is oGLcgs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13
Gov. Hays as a Prevaricator.

One OF the wors. features in this bu.
sinsss of Gov. HAYEs's relation to the
American Alliance is his prevaricatiou.
When publicly charged with having con.
nected himself with that Know Nothing
league be caused his private secretary.
Mr.. Alfred T.. Lee, TO write the follow.
ing notes:
CoLUMBUs. o.. sept. Is, 1876.
DEAR SIR: II is not true that Gen.
Hayes was Know Nothing, or that he
has given any assurance of sympathy
with, or endorsement of. declarations
against the naturalization of foreigners,
or the privileges of naturalized citizens.
He is opposed, as the Republican party
is, to any sectarian interference. Catho
lie or otherwise, with political affairs.
You can denounce as one Of the roor-
backs of the campaign any charges in.
consistent with these facts. Very tru.
~ yours.
a. +. LEE, Private Secretary"
CoLUMBUs, o., Sept. IL, 1876.
"COi. L. MukGrci:
mo such letter was ever written.
The story that Gov. HAYES evercndors-
ed such sentiments, by letter or other.
wise, is utterly false. "A. L. LEE"
And yet before these notes were writ.
ten Gov. Hayes had not only received
the committee Of the Alliance which
waited upon him officially to inform him
that on July 4, the Alliance adopted him
as its candidate for President bu3 on
July ., he had accepted both this nom
nation and n certificate Of honorary mem.
bership in the Alliance which this com
mittee brought him; and on the 10th Of
July he caused his private secretary,
this same Alfred f. Lee, TO write the
following letter to Mr. L. s Tyler the
Secretary Of the Alliance
"CoLUMBUs. Ohio July 10. 1876.
DEAR Sir: Gov. Hayes desires me
to acknowledge receipt of your valued
favor Of July :. enclosing resolutions Of
the American Alliance, and 20 say ia re-
ply that he is deeply gratlticd By this
expression OF confidence. The impor-
lance OF carrying the States of y. York,
New Jersey and Connecticut in the ap.
preaching canvass is fully recognized,
and mt the proper time references will be
given You TO committees FOR such aid *
cooperation as seems TO be advisable.
Very respectfully,
"ALFHED T.. LEE, Secretary.
TO l.. s. TYLER. box 2.o7l, y. York"
Thus We see Gov. Hayes on the one
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13

FIc Eight ounces OF bread
crumbs, six ounces OF beef suet, one tea!
cup of warm milk, two eggs well beaten.
four ounces of figs, four ounces OF lump
sugar. Tie figs to he very finely min.
ced and put into milk, and placed by
the fire until tender: then the other in.
gredicnts TO be we'll mixed together
and boiled four hours. Serve with .
sweet sauce.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13

A SILVER LINING ~ \ DAER CLoUD.
There has lived ia Oakland, Caiifor.
mia, the past few years, says the Tran.
srrT', quiet. modest gentleman by the
name OF Peter Miller. ic has resided
in tho State twenty years, worked il the
mines. and part of his time at his trade
-carpeutering. Years ago lac com.
menced 10 send home TO his widowed
mother, living in Michigan, what he
could afford 10 spare from his earnings.
Being bachelor he could not brook the
idea Of having the idol Of his heart toll
IN her declining years. consequently he
sent her money from time to time, max.
ing on entry Of it, but presuming lis
worthy relative would use il as she
deemed proper. After years ofabsence
his mother kept writing FOR him 90 re-
turn. but like other Californians. he was
prou I, and did not desire 20 90 back un.
I'll he had sufficient 20 show that he was
from the Golden state. Time works
changes, so IL did with Peter he found
himself without labor strapped" to use
tie common term--and the surround
ipgs neither pleasant nor satisfactory.
lie was unweli and thought Of home
and the friends OF his youth back In the
Wolverine districts. lie wrote 20 his
mother that he could not conceal bis
pride any longer, aud stated The situa.
ton; If he had any money he would re.
turn, but he had 90 make 10. one day
be received a check for $500. and I'm the
letter was stated that Che money be had
been sending home for years had been
invested in real estate, and that he had
better come back and take charge Of his
DrOUcrfv which yvae worth ,.,.e- z-o ooo
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13

SUICIDE or A LOyEE.-While the
sections assistants were covering the
coffin Of iliss josephine Brocht. A.
Crecnwood Cemetery. y. T.. on Tues
day Of last week, the mourners were
startled by the report Of pistol, and
Jacob !.out Che young girls lover. fell
mortalIy wounded only q few PAGES
from The half filed grave by a pistol
SHOT fred by his own hands. lie lived
only a few hours.
i0'The word lunch is Vulgar Luu.
choon Is the correct word. DO not say
] have luuchcd. but have had luncheon.
This error Is common one among
young people.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13

9 Dry buckwhcat -four. ifrepeatcdly
applied, will remove entirely the worst
grease spots on carpets or any othcr
WOODEN cloth, and will answer as we'll
rs French chalk FOR grease spots on silk.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13

To HoUsE.CLEAtERs.- YOU
have taken up dusty carpet. don't
touch broom TO the floor until you have
taken dust pan and filled it with moist
earth from the garden or elsewhere
Scatter the earth all over the floor then
use your broom rs if scrubbin2, and f.
nally sweep all up together. You viii
find that YOU raise scarcely any dust in
the operation, and YOU will have very
clean floor. that scarcely need hopping
at all. Don't fail To try it once. aud
you will not need urging 10 repeat il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-03
FEsBsEaSOM NOTICE.

Il son, J. u. Haskell, the remainder % his time,
aud shall clan 40 more OF his earnings or pay any
OF his bls after this da.e.
PERRY HASKELL.
Albion, Sept. ~. ls16. t i3wiI.
KENNEBEC. GOUNTY.--fa PROBATE Court, at
Au IRSta on he frst iG,nday Of september, 1876
4 CkkfA1N ms fhUMEN L, .purii UItiuS to be
4 \ tae last will and .test ,meDt OF Israel vii
bur tate of Winthrop, in said county, decea sed,
In wing been presented 'or pr.,bat
ORDERED, That not'e thereof he given three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY prior TO the third Monday OF
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons inter-
hu den at Augusta, and show cause ifany, why the
sad instrum,nt should not be proved approved
hnG allowed a. the last VIII and testament of the
said deceased. ... ....,.,.
Xix. BAKER, Judge
Attest: CHARLES iIEwINs, Register.
80 ftt~ sep3,-Sw
KENNEBEC COURPf-4ta Court Of Probate he'd
at Augns a, on hefrst M1Rdav Of September, 1876.
IOtiN MAY, Exc ulur of he viii of isrIil Hunt
~ la q OF Winthrop in said county, deceased,
having presented his first account OF adminlslra.
ton TOR allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given to all
persons Interested by publishing a copy "i this or
bee Journal = printed ut Augusta, that they may
appear at a Probate Court 10 be held at Augusta,
In said county, on the third Monday of Ociob, r
next, and show cause, fanny, WHY the same should
not be allowed. ii. Il. BAk tR, Judge.
4 true cnpy.
Attest: CHARLES ilEwINs, Register. Cd
sep3O.2w
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naalE aEaAe5tsass'ttaa.
s,yNG DIsAGREFABiE THINGS.

No class OF people can inflict such mar.
tyrdom On their associates as those who
are given to the habit Of reminding others
of their falling or peculiarites. You are
never safe with such Ierson. When
you have done your best TO please and are
feeling kindly and pleasantly, ont will pop
some bitter spasfh. s(6n1e uudsrhand stab
which you afcf'e comprehensive sneer
which Is masked. but too well aimed TO be
misunderstood. Only half dozen words,
spoken merely because he is afraid you
are to happy or too cuucieted. and ought to
be taken down a peg" Yet they are
worse than so many blows. How many
sleepless nights have such mean attempts
northumberland idiots? How. alter
them, one awakcs with aching eyes and
head, to remember that speech before
anything elsc--lhat bright, sharp. we'll
ssE1. .;rs:S1 IHf' @1s J: ss Z;
iition of attacks soon wean your heart from
the attacker; and this once done, nothing
he can say will ever pain You more.
While, as for HIM, one friendship after
another. moitally Sung by his sarcasm,
dies, and he finds himself al last alone and
frendless AS he deserves to be. Setting
aside The unkindness OF the habit, and
locking at it. In eh t1tirel yiwordly point
of view, il does not pay TO say disagreea-
Bile things to those who love US. rs our Ill
nature will in the end recoil upon our
selves.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, septic. 1876.
NJ Office Is Aerebygiyen that o petition for he
~ paruon Of Ivory Hayes, N convI,t 10 the
ksr n, bee County Hunder -eaten ceto the crime
OF esphka iiu q Nuisance, now pending before
me GJre'n r aud ouncli, "a "a hearing there N
VIII b grarte'i IA the Council Oh, Der at An us
ia, Oh Wednesday. tue IS h lay of October xt.
J. ClIADaoURNE, SECRETARY OF state.
sep26 tSAlt
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TONTiNE sLAN,

or upon the principle of acsL znulating profits for
definite periods which was fist introduced BY this
society, and has been recommended and endorsed
by eminent experts in Life insurance. aud by lead.
ing business men. Forty.i0ur per cent. has been
earned and accumulated on the PrcRlpma paid on
siI Tontine Life Policies, and forty per coC its
jvt
The Directors OF the Equitable LIE Assurance
Society represent exclusively the Interests of taf
Policy hoders, and in presenting the society TO no
ce, they iee that 1t has stron claims upon public
confidence because OF the sErcl and conservative
principles by which It's various Departments
governed In the assets ana IN tire administration
of the Society, perfect security given Tor the m
ture, which is Of great Importance to tb9se depend
ing Lpon their Insurance. policies :or the ultimate
support of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such arr =. 2u-
nual transactions the Eqaitehio; n3.a :. orc
promptand just IN Its dealings.
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legal apbertisements.
Probate Court Notice.

THrsr win se no tenn ofiBse prooate Court
4 held on the fourth Monday Of septemse
Terms OF eaid court viii be heido the first third
ana nth Mouday of Octooer. After october The
terms v III be held on the second aud fourth Mon.
days of each mouth. aBtit September next. All
process renrnab on The fourth Monday Of Sep.
Ieibber instant, wilt cenlinued to and acted UP.
on on toe lirst Monday Of DC. ober. --L s.t.- g.
ow40 II X. BAEER, Jndge.
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For sale everywhere. Price, onlv So cents.
sM TIL, DoOLirrLE q SMITH, 80 Fremont
ST., Boston, agents Tor the U.S apis 6ml9
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Premiums are received ant Losses are paid in
cash only Policies are isscci payable atthe death
of the Insured, also peysAe Ut the end of certain
nun Der OF years. Policies are also Issued on the
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CATARRHAL
POISON.

In the morning Won arise with a dun. heavy fee
ing about the head and exirepenausea at the stoi
ach you can eat nothing it'll relish, 10 work is
task, as you have that dun pain ana sense OF OF
pres sion which demonstrate the iact that
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selected In different parta OF North America and
Europe, furnishing, by tais broad Geld CT opera
tiens, an additional and exceptional safety to tse
Poiicy-boders. The assurances are made oniy or
the Mutual Principle. The surr'us Premiums ave
returned annually to tho ileulsdi
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STATE OF MAINE.
Ex CUIIvE DEPARTMENT

TX VUIIVE UEPA kTMENT,
h.s sAusUsta, sept 20. 1875
MOTT L is hereby given that a l,ttitlon or The
~ pardon of Mic a I Enright Il convict IN Tue
iSct'euec Couu'y jail under eenleuc tor the crime
oi BE-. ping a LOU nuisau &c. nuw end NJ beloi L
the GpverUnl aul Council AMI a heai IN tn 1eon
WA he granted IN II e Council Chamber It Augusta
on We, nesday, the 18th dayo ucr,r er next
.. j. Gil iDBDURNE,
F 2wil ..t SECRETARY OF state.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROUP Xxx.

Under this head were grouped motors, hy-
drauc ana pneumatic apparatus, such as boilers, water
wheels shaftlng betting, pumps pneumatic railways
and tubes hydraulic jacks presses, fire engines and the
like Contrary general expectation the exhibitors In
this group were and 35l awards were made
Included among those TO American exhibitors are the
following:
Hartford Pump Co.. Hartford Conn. Compressed Air Pump
pabsm Dwight New.YOrk, Self Regulating Fire Escape.
C6art Howe Eow.YOTk Isnbr.CatHg Cup AM Compound
John A. oeJings Sons Co., Trenton, NJ j., Wire Rope
Rigging, &c. 80 -
Tumsey Co, Seneca Fah, N. " Pumps, Hydraulic Rams
Hubbard y Aler, Brooklyn, n. v, steam PnmpA
Otis Bros. 4 Co., York, Passenger Elevator, &C.
John r. NOyo & Son, Buffalo, n. V. Turbine
Bake Hose Co.. Boston, Mass, Fire Hose.
Engine Co.. EewHOTk, Double Piston Engine
DudgeOn New Yors Hydraulic Jacks and Punehea
Nucauzed fiDre 90. Wilmington, Del, Pipes.
EXt!ngnslBr Co, Louisville, kyy Chemical
Eigines, HOOK and Ladder Trucks.
and Attachments.
gWahers.
Yale Manufacturing Co. Stamford Conn Safety Hoist
ing Machines, etc.
Morris Taskor Co, Philadelphia, Pennp Wrought Iron
tubes Too @, and BraEs WORK
Grhtb Wedge, Zanesylo ohio Vertical Portable Engine
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROUP XIII.

The paper industry was exhibited as Group
XIII and embraced such manufactures as stationery
printing paper blank books, playing cards. wall paper
&C. besides the machinery and apparatus for printing
such as printing presses casting machines steeo
typing apparatus bookbindng and envelope macnihos'
&c. The awards numbered 230. The chieI eAhioitors
90 ,rho,n auards were announced to-day are the fol-
lowing:
tiffany a Co New. York City, Wedding Stationery. -
Iserifook steel Company, Camden, j. steer
Porter & BaiDbrdge, New'foTk Clly, NIsuhs III" "'e
Cards and Papeteries. -. y, r,-,..o.., proosss
Hoe Co NewYOrk General Exhibit OF fTlhteIs TrS9eo'
n I5npincott Co. Philadelphia, Bookbndng and Print
ing -. ,.r.nv4too M,ss
BOokbindiug. ,,,-,.
ID Aupletnn {, Co, Now. York, Bookbinding. ,., ,.
r. o. Woods Co. Boston, Mas, Amateur Prlntug rr7SeS'
Porter q Coates Philadelphia, Penn, Books
J. h Dsxoed e Co. Bostol Mass ROCKS
Scr bneT Armstrong q Co.. New YORK, BOOKS
g. y. Putnam x Sons, New.York, BOOKS
Iisrper Brolhe New York, Books
Francis q LOutrel New York, Blank BOOKS
r. Hoe & co, New-York Newspaper Press
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
GROUP XIV.

Embraced in this department were exhibits
OF instruments Of precision, research, experiment. and
illustration. including telegraphy and musie There
were 321 awards the principal American exhibitors re-
ceivng medals being the following:
George steck eco, NewYork Grand Square and Upright
IianOs g. -, Y,..,.,,
Decker Brothers, New-EOrk, Gfand SQUARE, anu OPIBn
Piauos
Bacon 4 Kan, New.Ycrk, Square aud Upright Pianos
Burirtt organ Co, Erie, Penn, Reed organs ~
Mason q Hamn organ Co. Boston, Reed organs and Har
WIN Knabe & Co. Baltimore Concert Grand square, and
Upright Planes. -, - ,,,,,.,,,., nm,
Drawing Instruments, Microscopes ,.,,-.-
Albert Weber York. Grand, Square, and lpgt fIO5
burglar Alarm Telegraph Company neW-lSrA' ouf
glar Alarm Telegraph
pelsI6eL PeIton a Co. New York. Reed Organs.
Atlantic Telegraph Company Esons American
Automatic Telegraph.
Western Uni1 eTCegraph Company, New York. QnsduplGx
T9Ngraph aud for the Phelps PrintlnS lei"sa
American District Telegraph Company, Improved ora'ly
battery, District Telegraph App1TatGs , -,
and square PisnD Furtes ,,-.I,..
SteinSay sous NoW-fOrk, Grand SquALet anu SFI"'