BlockCamden Commercial Courier, 1837-05-06
The front page of 1837-05-06. 197 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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197 wordsEach block below is one column or story as the page set it. This is microfilm of 1830s newsprint, so the reading carries mistakes; nothing has been corrected, because correcting a name invents one. Blocks that read as noise rather than language were dropped whole.
handle in tin* form of un amotion, ten .111! a half inches lii^h, a id lour .inches in diameter at the moit !i t-vovery .s nail stew pans, with tas'efully ornamented handles, live inchca.in diameter, mi'l-nva ami a half : one spo?>n, with a highly nrnii^ln handle, tip00 inches in dia enter ; one niirr >r. in 1I10 Ihr 11 ??f n patera, with a perpe uionlar :iiicllo. ni^ht melius in diameter ; two spoons ami five hg-uttic, (spoons and lurks in one piece ) This discovery is the richest treasure ol t .0 kind that has yet he.eti met with in t'ouipeii, and all the vessels are in excellent preservation. \ table napkin was luitnd between I wo of the plates. A MOST IMPORTANT INVENTION. TilO annexed ar.eount of the invention ?>i a new application of power to produce niutioti of a most effective elm rue tor, v*. 1 I lie lielter understood and the value ? l the invention more fully nppr eiated by ..ddinc so,lie inform ition verbally yiveii by air. II 1 lam. The motion is effected by the valuation III !1 llOtlVl ttn>tilnli-in n i l 4* '...i e ,.e ' 'O
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