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![REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, WITH WHICH THE SENATE CONCURRED, JANUARY 20, 1829. Messrs. Johnson, of Kentucky, Ellis, Tyler, Johnson, of Louisiana, and Silsbee, the Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads, to which had been referred various petitions remonstrating against the Transportation and Delivery of the Mails on the SABBATH, Report:--; [followed by 14 paragraphs of dense text printed in three columns, each separated by a thin rule].](http://www.bartlebysbooks.com/pictures/thumb/57826.JPG?v=1474085609)
![The Currency Bill: / An Act to Fund, Tax, and Limit the Currency Passed by the Congress of / the Confederate States, at Richmond, February 16th, 1864. / [double-rule] / [followed by 18 numbered points to the act, printed in two columns separated by a thin rule]](http://www.bartlebysbooks.com/pictures/thumb/58058.JPG?v=1474085611)
![1869, 1869 / LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLE. / Liberty, [cut of a horse drawn carriage, with driver, 1 1/8 x 2 1/2 inches] Missouri. / The undersigned having refitted the old "Thompson House" Stables, is prepared / to accommodate the public with / Hacks, Buggies and Saddle Horses, / and any thing else in his line. / He will also Run a Daily Hack to and from Liberty Landing to connect / with North Missouri Railroad at Baxter. [complete text]. Signed in type at the end "Wm. D. Wymore. / Liberty, March, 1869."](http://www.bartlebysbooks.com/pictures/thumb/58095.jpeg?v=1474085612)
