Patterson and Tucker Brokers advertise power presses and parts
Notices from S Ruggles Power Press Manufacturing Co state a Massachusetts chartered firm can fulfill orders for Patent Power Printing Presses and related machinery. Addressed to the undersigned at No 12 Washington St Boston, orders will be promptly attended to. Deserters Mullins and Appleton of the U S Army Ordnance Corps offered rewards for capture and delivery to Watertown Arsenal. Mullins described as 22, 6 ft, blue eyes, brown hair. Appleton 28, 5 ft 9 in, grey eyes, brown hair, both in residence in Massachusetts. Rewards total $60 for one or both.”
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Lost Argosy Poem Found Near Cayuga Lake
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Descriptions of confrontations and public reaction after Ward acquittal
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Maine and other states roll call on yeas and nays
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The Political Relations of Great Britain and Russia 1798 1802
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