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English: Name of the glass works
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Source This is a crop rom page 2 of the Wheeling Daily Intelligencer dated March 12, 1866. It can be found in the U.S. Library of Congress here. TwoScarsUp has "cleaned" the image using white lines to make it clearer.
Author Barnes, Faupel & Co.

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