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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 35

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the healthiest place, the most beauti-ful place, the most desirable place, that is known. Sodesirable is it that when residents of Lakewood arecalled to the beyond, which is exceedingly seldom, be-cause of the healthful and salubrious surroundings, theyhave a special set of cages for them in the… … Rev. G. W. Williams. It was a great treat to me to-night to come to Pitts-burgh. I have been prepared, from the reports I have readabout Pittsburgh, to find all sorts of queer things and allsorts of queer people; but as I came in to-night the coun-tenances of the people whom I saw seemed to me…

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