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PhOtOgraphIng n Race Merno
Full speed.

/.
The San Francisco Bulletin OF late
date says:
About year ago Z. J. Muybndge.
succeeded in producing a perfect pho.
tograph of Leland Stanford's we'll
known trotter, 0ccident, while NOV
ing at full speed. The photogrss
was the first of series to show t51
various motions trotter's feet and lega
pass through in making one stride.
when in full motion. The interest Of
that particular photograph was greatly
enhanced because it showed the posi-.
tion the horse was in at the moment'
when his forefoot struck the ground
1t completely upset all previous theo-
nes concerning the shape of the leo.
and the part of the -
first touched theu srodI g..
photograph, 5hT@is is mas!
ty generally well known, hav-
ing been reproduced In the eportz
ing papers and pictorials, repreaentf
the horses foreleg, projecting at con.
siderable Of an angle before him.
straight as an iron bar, the heel touch.
ing the sod aud the toe well above The.
ground. These Photographic expert
ments were being conducted at the ext
pense of Mr.. Stanford, who was INK
ious to have his theories relating TO the
movements of trotting horse estabt
lished or refuted beyond the possibility,
of doubt. Since then Mr.. MuybridRe'
has brought electricity to play an ind
portant part in the work OF taking the.
negatives of fast moving object, -
with its aid he has obtained evd
change in q trotting horses poaislol
while making complete stride.
dozen Photographs show the vari
GUS positions OF Occident's body.
legs and feet, while travelling at 4
2:24 gait, in q stride of sixteen feet.
six inches. The photographs show that
fast trotter's feet are all of the ground
at the same time twice during the maxi
ing of the stride, although the best ac-
cepted authorities on this subject have
repeatedly asserted that q trottInez
horse always has one foot on the ground
while in action.
These photographs have been taken
at cost of at least $4,000. The cam
era Is exposed and uncovered IN &
twinkle by electricity, which is under
complete control Of the OPERATOR
These pictures are q wonderful tn
umph Of photography.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-08-01

THE newspapers say that the chief
wants of Austin is enterprise. The
capital and resources of the place
are as infinite as the want of wisdom
and public spirit of its property-hold-
ers. The city, We are told, is only un-
fortunate in having such a population,
and chiefly unfortunate for want OF
first-class funerals.
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whether it bend or break. Gout a.

whether it bend or break. Gout an
apoplexy are also IN the vicisity {.
wsylay the traveller and thrust
from his pass; but let him grid up
loirs and provide himself with 4 iift1
staff, and be may trudge on in safeI
with perfect composure. To Quit mcf
aphor, ''The turn of life is tnz.
either into prolonged walk or ip&
the grave. The system and pow
having reached the uttermost expas
sion, now begin either to close like
flower at sunset or break down 4
once. One injudicius stimulant,
single fatal excitement may force i
beyond its strength, whilst a carofl'|
supply of props and the Withdrawal 81
all that tends to force a plant, viii sFV
tain it in beauty and vigor until NIGH
has entirely set in.
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The President signed every bill that
was presented TO him for approval dur
ing the session of Congress just closed,
with two exceptions, namely, the sill
yer bill and bin re:ating to the hold
ing Of courts IN Mississippi, both OF
which he vetoed. This is rather re-
markable, for it has happened hereto
fore that the President either allowed
number Of bills TO become laws BY
the expiration Of the ten days consti-
tutional limit Of time within which he
should act on them, or By allowing
them to DIE for want Of sppTcykl with
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in the last ten days of the session.
This is accepted as evidence that Pres
ldent Hayes pays careful personal at
tention to legislation by Congress, aud
that he intends to be the Executive in
the strictest sense of that title. About
tive hundred bills of various sorts were
passed during the recent session, which
is about one-eleventh of the whole
number presented to Congress.
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THE New York Sun speaks of the
'evidence" given by the knaves be-
fore the Potter commission There
has been Testimony" enough but the
least possible evidence Each wit
ness who asserts anything worth know
..ng finds himself contrAdicted fatty by
fellows who swear that they know
everything.
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NO. 43

remains faithful to his post, and feels
that his CHEEKY note enlivens little
the dreariness of winter, as does the
reedy piping of the nuthatch and the
voice of the dowry, fuller of life than
of music, and the discordant note Of
the blue jay, who, clad In bit of
summer sky, loudly proclaims his pres
enCe; but the singers are gone and he
misses them.
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PooR old EscObedOl 1t is supposed
his days are numbered, that he will
never lift up his awful ears in battle
again. He went too far beyond the
RIO Grande. was caught and will be
shot Neranjo, commanding there, Is
ordered to put the direst enemy Of
Meximilian to death. Pr0Tidence
avenges wrongs and .bazbarihes with
relentless justice.
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THE eclipse of the sun will be total
Monday at Mexia, and Fishburn and
the other gay old cocks of that town
will go to roost. Darkness over
spreading the land, the planets will
be visible, and no chicken will sus-
pect that the sun still shines behind
the moons sad face.
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IT is now believed tAat II. C. sdn
viii receive the nomination for Cover
nor at the hands OF the State Greenback
conYention soon to assemble at Waco.
Ne would earrs war into the enemy's
camp and make the eanYass hot one.
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NIKE McCooLR is foreman on q
Mississippi river steamer. He once as
pired TO the Governer's office in Mis-
sonri, ana was sure OF 10000 votes in
St. Louis. How are the mighty fallsnl
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JUDeE wALKEE, Of Nscogdoches, is
commended to the people as eminently
well fitted for the coming vacancy on
the Supreme Court Bench Judge
Moore, 1t is understood, win succeed
to Judge ROberts's place. 1t is most
probable. however. that the vacancy
viii be oiled from Northsra Texas.
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The world of mechanical ingenuity
is all agng abou, fling machines. But
as people have stated on former occa-
sions there is nothing new under the
sun. Grecian story tells that an Ath-
enian king, DedsIus, was as killed
mechsnician, and, like the Duke of
Argyle of our time, devoted to the par
pose OF flying like a bird. The old
King outrivaled the modern Duke.
He crossed the Egean on his patent
wings, while the British Duke, al
though he has spent fabulous sums in
constructing queer machines, has never
left Edlnbro to land in Havre. A Bos-
ton man has made bird that excites
great wonder. 1t carries him de-
lightfully through the air within
large hall, but when he sought
last week to cross the Common
the machine became .unmanageable
and its wings failed in the shifting
winds, to direct its course. Steam to
move wings cannot be used because
iron and steel are too heavy to be up
lifted by steam-driven wings beating
the air, and 1t. only remains to make
steam engine Of platinum, much tough
er than iron and therefore capable of
furnishing greatest power with the
least resn..e weight. But even this
may fail and daring inventors may all
suffer mishaps as did D@dalus of old,
and we cannot help believing that our
readers would do well to attend the
churches this morning and learn from
the good men of the pulpit how at last
the only trustworthy wings are made
that may bear us upward and onward
forever through an inhnitude of worlds
to one of infinite delights.
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The Commercial declares fhaF q
credit OF Sam Bass's capture belongs
Deputy Sheriff johnson and 6her.
Everheart, Of GfsJson. who empi
the spy and placed him in the
gang. The ConDlerciaL forgefs .
honor TO Deputy Sheriff q
Moore. and to the dead Gfime
unwittingly brought the ro5ber
% their end.
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Horsoz nonehl and cold on commission. Also
n1ceds and kscps on hand for sale Berkshire
pE.. Jersey cattle. and pane bred shepherd dos.s
- S..s s.sss Roailsy. Address P. Q. Box No s
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Jefferson DaVis'a Suggestion or the
Employment OF Negroes I'm the G..
- Army.
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T osT OR MIsLAID.

Headlight land certificate No 4. issued to
William Fitzgerald for Gao acres of land, by
the board OF land commissioners of Fayette
county; also, Indicated balance land certificate
No. i-4S1S dated February Z. 1855, issued to John
y. Curry, for 4, ic7 ,SsS square Of land. III
not found 10 70 days application will be mad c
for duplicates. j. II. COLLErT.
aNfS w0t
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THE STATE oF TEXAs

To all PersoSs Interested In the
-seardAAnsiltp II Mary major. \ Ma
II J. Beatty guardian o. ssld minor. hss filed
~ AppNcAAq1 II iht coEnty currt a. Travis
cn1nty rraylnE tor s<lcol 'iG8 s.stss 81 land
pzlented % kllE4 II. Chaliaers for rS' --inr-s
lion 4nd m1lnien4nce d eat1 minor. which viii
~ heard ~ the next tern Of stid conrf Is -,
1cld e the eonts house thkreoi IN Anslin. on
an1 where al pereo1e ille1oslef nav sl,r,ls@ :
And maize obioctlons fherclo.
UlfIIees ny hand and tke ecai q eaI1 eonrf
tkia tQe1fy,thiri Ialrs lS7S
- PRANK BROWN.
fg<tilsNtF Cielk G. 3. TIC.
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P. S.-If Loe won't have the office
of Clipper, and no other is offered me,
1 will accept of it. will have to get
an office or 90 to work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-09
SUMMONS.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial District Of the state OF NevatA, In
and for the county OF STOREY -DELIMA LII.
FEvhE, Plaintiff, W. FREDERIC LEfRvlik,
Defendant: a.. Action brought IN ih. District
Court Of the First Judicial District OF the State
OF Nevada, In and for tho county Of storey. and
the complaint fled In said county. In the ONCE
OF the Clerk OF raid District Court. on the cath
day Of June, A. ID. lsTS.--The state OF nevada
sends gfe~tiDg 10 Frederic Lefevrc. defendant f;
You are hereby required 10 appear In az action
brought acsipst you by the sboye named plant.
10. In the District CaEft of the first Judicial
District VI tine state OF Nevada. In and for the
county OF STOREY, and answer the complaint
Med thcr~ln, within ten days exclusive OF the
day of ~serviceI after the service ON you Of this
summons. " served la said county. or. II served
out Of said county. within twenty days. and In
all other cases forty days. or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you Aecoruiug TO the
prayer VI said complaint.
The said &C. Ion 10 brought TO obtain . decree
Of this Uourt against you, defendant. forever
tween you and plaintiff that the care, custody
and control Of the child, Cora Lef-vre. he
awarded 10 said plaintiff; and for cause Of
aotion plaintiff alieg,-; That sou. defendant.
have allied aud neglected. for the period Of
more than one year last past, 10 provide for
plaintiff and ssid child, or either Of them. the
common necessaries Of lifo. and tha, such ne
elect Is not the result RI poverty. which you,
defendant. could not avoid by ordinary industry.
Ali OF which will m.v lully sppcaI by refer.
ence To plaintiffs complaint. on file herein. .
copy Of which IL here with .s'yed.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
10 anssrr the complaint, the raid plaintin will
apply 10 the Couri fer the relief therein de-
handed.
Given under my hand and the seal 1.-THE Dis
trict Court Of the firrt Judicial District u the
state OF Nevada. Ia and Tor the county OF sio-
rey, this 9Th day Of June, In the year OF cur
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-09
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. 335.
U. >. Mineral survey Ne. 100.

ps - ~ sSNf
TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE, CARSON
u City, Nevada, Nay 4. 1878. = Notice 10
hereby given that frsnh NJ. Thayer. !. Q.
Delay, III. Casey and Samuel Martin. whose
postofice sddrers 10 Virginia oity. Nevada. have
this day nled IN application for . patent for that
portion OF the orieinal claim OF fifteen hundred
linear feet OF the Silver L~af Lode lying without
the iiml, o. the sutto Tunnel grant, win sur,
In Gold I'LL mining District, county Of btorsy,
stste on Nevada, and designated By the feid
notes and oficial plat ON ale In this once -
Lot No, 100 In Township II north. Rsn.e IL east,
Mount Diabio meridian said portion OF Lot
No. 100 e applied for being described - fol-
.Being That portion Of the Silver Leaf Com.
papy's u. b. Survey No. 100 lying without the
limit Of the sutro funnel grant, Begtnning
al Post No. . on the southeriy line o. said butrv
Tunnel grant, and whence bears the quarter
section post on the east line Of section % IN
township II north. Range n east Mount Diablo
meridian, south 81 degrees east, distant ~ feet,
and running thence from said Post No. 2, nrt
course. south IN degrcesivest 9A feet 10 Post
No. 3 Themes. ssoon W. eourse. sos' A. ~ aexIees
north sh degrees east ISL feet TO Post No. Q. on
he routheriy lipe Of tho Sutro Tunnel grant;
thence along aid southsfly Linz, fourth coarse,
north CAV degrees west. d eos feet Monument
No. II on said southerly line. 07s feet to Post
No. ., the place Of beginning containing
ii $40 acres. Bssrinu true; magnetic varia.
lion, 10 degrees 80 minutes east.
The location Of this mine 10 recorded In the
Recorders ono OF storey county Vim Book o
OF Locations. The adjoining claims are: the
sutro Tunnel Company on the north. ths MIS-
soun Ooupany's U. 9. SURVEY NO. i5o On the
vest, CITY Of Nelbourns on the sIuth. Any and
ali persons claiming Adversely any portion Of
aid Silver Leaf Nine or surface ground applied
for are required 70 ale their adverse claims With
the Resiskr Of the United Ststes Land Once
a. Carson during the sixty days period Of pub
iication hereof. OF they viii b barred By vtrtus
OF the proyisiops OF the statute.
myV va Q. n, HARRlS, Rsststss'
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

YELLOW JACKET SILVER MINING
i COMPANY ANNUAL MBkTTNa.-The
Annual Meeting Of The Stockholders Of the
Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Company. for the
election Of Trustees aud the Transaction Of such
other business 90 may come before %, VIII %
held on MONDAY, ths 18th day OF July. A.D.
1873 ii the hour Of II o'clo' / A. NJ a. the once
OF the Company. Main strtet. Gold Hnl. storey
county and state Of Nevada. Transfer oooks
will be closcd on Saturday. the 9Th day ofJuiy'
THOs. q. TAYLOR. President:
n. FSsts seeretsry. jyitd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-09

And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Hoard Of Directors. made on the 18th day
OF Nay, 1878, 90 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock a. NAV DC necessary VII De
Company. Room a, No. 81 Montgomery street.
San Rianeisco, California, on TUESDAY.
the $50 day OF July, 1873. at the hour Of 2
o'clock =. n. OF said day. 10 pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs Of I'D.
v~ertising and expense. a. The sale.
y. X. LuTY, Secretary.
Onice-Room A, cI7 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California. Jybtd
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

NPPIcE OF THK CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company, San Francisco, California. June
nh, isTs.-ats meeting Of the Board OF ~.
rector OF the above-named Company. held
M. dsv 4 diyidend mo. 26l Of Two pollars per
shsrs "a declared, payable Of MONDAY.
,Jape iiih. Transfer books closed untiithe 18th
instant. ,nunox a.-.-
jcIO I'm y. n oOnDoN ooSo'sfy'
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BRrAsIpIH LOST.

AN SATURDAY LAST A LADY's GOLD
OBRRAsTPIN with Pearl Setting was Lost
IN Gold nm, between Crown Point Rsvine and
Dsuehy's meat market. The Under will BE-
suitably rewarded on leaving the sams at the
Gold Hill Postoniee. Jys ivk'
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PATTERNS

! Large and Varied Assortment, accumulated
through . long and prosperous engagement
In the Foundry business. 90 that our CUSTOM
en- can have additions and repairs made 81
much less expense. In both time aud money.
thAnuhen carried out q smaller or youngsi
estaouahmena. iell
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DELINQUENT SALES.
taIe.lonia-Coaliuusd.

Company. No. 90 Californis street. Fan
frsnciseo. csliforniA. on MONDAY. the 18th
day OF July. 1878, At the hour of I o'clock
Pm. OF Azii day. TO pay -ald delinquent assess.
inent thereon. together with costs Ui advertising
and expenses OF the sale.
n. wgaESER. Secretary.
Ohoe-tN California street. sAn ffancisco.
Callfornis. je25,d
Anew York MINING COMPANY \.
IN Location OF principal place OF business,
San Francisco. California,
Location Of works, Gold lii, storey county.
State Of Nevada.
Notice.-1nere are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing dess ribed stock. On account Of as-es..
ment mo. l) levied on the 2oth day Of May.
1878, the several am unts set opposite the
m Of the respective shareholders. ~ fol.
lows A..
Names. NO, Ceruf. shs. Amt
Atkinson. Lyon q Co. Trus.
tees
Attibson. Lyon n o., Tins
tecs........... 49,. s'o'''''S'''''i"' .
Atkinson. Lyon q 20. Irus !. an
Atkinson. Lyon & Co. Tru'
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DELINQUENT SALES.
r EyrArHAN MINING COMPANY.

IL Location OF principal place OF business,
San Fialciseo. Calfomia.
Location Of works. Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice.-Thtr are delinquent upon the fol
lowinedeseribed stock. on account OF assess.
ment lNo. u levied on the 9sth day Of Nay,
1875, the several amounts. set opposite the
nance OF the respective shareholders, 40
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-09

And In accordance with hv. and an order OF
the Board Of Dirsctor. made on the 2oh
day Of Nay. ISIS, 20 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock - MAJ b nscsssasy viii
b setd u public auerons q ths emes os nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-09

Can make money fsst'r At work for ne tran
at anything else. Capital no. required NO
viii start you. si2 per day 81 home made BY
the tndussrtous. Men. somen. boys and girls
tina. Costly outfit and terms free. Address
ma eus TsVS 4 %. Augusta, NAiaN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK.
\ holders of the NORTH CALHOUN GOLD
AND SILVER MINING COMPANY viii be
held At Thomas oaiiAeher's once, ooid nm.
Nevada, on ritIpAf. July ~. 1878. II the hour
and the transaction OF such other business a.
may be brought before SAID meeting.
lend b. I. THURMAN. Secretary.
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THE JUsTICE MINING CON.
i PANY.-Location Of principal place OF

THE JUaTICE MINING CON.
j PANY.-Locsion q principal place Of
business. San Francisco. Callfofnia.
Location Of works, Gold lin. storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that ct . meeting OF
the Board Of Director. held on the tth day
OF June, 1878, an assessment mo. 33l Of One
Dollar Wu per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin, 70 the
Secretary. St the once Of the Company, Room
2 layward's Building. No. tls California street,
San Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of July, ISIS,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
NJ public anction. and unless payment y made
before, will be sold on SATURDAY. the
ID day Of August, 1878, To pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
X. X. KELLY. Secretary.
oyyicr-Hoom . Hsyward's building. No.4rs
California street. Kan Francisco. California.
IeCtd
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6ec A week In your own town. rs outnt
NOO free. Ne risk. Reader, n you want .
business at which persons Of either ser can
make great pay al the time they work. write
nh ssms q. HALLETT . %. Portland, Ne.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
DIAMOND GOAL mIyIsu

Is Comr.ny.-LoestiSn Of p~rineipsi place Of
works, Lyon county. NevsdA-Notics 10 hereby
given, that II Q meeting Of the Trustees, held
on the 18th day OF June. ISIS. al asssssmsnt
mo. ~ Of I'VE l6l cents per share was levied
upon tins cap tai stock VI Tho corporation, pay.
able Immediately. IN US gold coin. to the Bee.
dee Of the Gold Hill Foundry. lower Gold Hill,
Nevada.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10th dAy OF July, 1878,
will DO delinquent and advertised for sale st
public auction. and unless payment 10 made be-
FORE. will be cold on WEDNESDAY,. the iiih
day Of August. ISIS, TO pay the Delinquent sssess-
ment. together win coats Of advertising aid
expenses Of sale.
JsO. II. sUERMtRR, secretary.
once In the Once Of uold hin Foundry.
Lower Gold Hill. Nesads. jeiI
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UNION IRON WORKS.

tNAyN INV Wss.S
TYRRELL & REESE,
-rnornirrons OF HE
UNION IRON WORKS,
VIRGINIA CITY. NEVADA.
ID RsPFcrrULLY CALL THE ATTENTION
IL OF parties using or abou; TO uss Machinery
OF any kind, to the list Of new and second hand
engines. boilers, mill machinery. etc., a eivtn
below. from which q selection may be MADE 70
carry on almost any industry In this section OF
the country. We have on hand. ready Tor I'm.
One Horizontal Engine. 20 inches In diameter
By - inch stroke.
One Horizontal Engine, 1874
One horizontal Corlist Engine, 1880.
One Horizontal Engine. isx2t.
One Horizontal Kngine. ska.
BOILERsi
- A.. q.
One new bohef'oc inenes N oi.me,sr W ~
feet long 70 tube., . inches In diameter
steam dium' W inches IN diameter W v ise'
sssr BY "a Zee, Long /; ~ 'anss each, . ,nsnss
breeehins. smoiestsci. front bars. and ali
nc eomp,ess s a ,,,,.. 4, a,.u.,., nv "a s.,
neetions,
One Boiler. ~ inches In diameter by III ieet
long Is tubes, . inches In diameter steam
drum. b:eeehing, smokesisck, 'front.', etc
HOSTING RlGsi
feet: one cylinder isIai. with boilers and ali
On. ,Nev RigI. one cylinder io1i2. reel 2sxas.
with or without new boiler.
,s..o,,,.,, I'M, In s,., .,... ooDa,,,oo. and
all OF modern desienl;
SIXTY Battery Cams. equal TO II Inches In drop.
with shafts and boxes
Right matchmaking and drinding Pans.
ons Mortar, single di.ehsrgs stamp, TOT so
BLOWING AND vsNTii-ATiNG VIA.
CilINEitN,
Ne~ Aha SSeonunAnoI
Thr,e Roof Bicwers. secold hand. in good
snapv one lArsc' ohe meu'um anu one
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NINE Cans,
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