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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-29

The Richmond Enquirer is Mortified at
the election of Mr.. Winthrop as Speaker
Of the House. for fear he should be in ia
vor of the Wilmot proviso. Why not full
inmate its wrath against the twenty five
locos who voted for McClclland Of Michl-
gan, ostcnsibly as the W ilmot Priviso can
didate of its party.-Mr. Winthrop has
ever shown himself in favor of all the
Constitutional rights of the South. and
while he will protect it in the enjoyment OF
those rights, we think he will not forget
that the North has its rights also. Our
Country whatever its boundaries" is the
patriotic motto of the new Wing Speaker
Can the Enquirer show any similar blazon-
ny beyond ''Our Party, whatever and who
ever its candidates."
Mr.. McClclland. OF Michigan, who re-
ceived % locofoco votes for Speaker Of
the House of Representatives, is supposed
10 present the strength of his party on the
Wilmot Proviso.-NorM american.
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MANSION HOUSE.
RICHMOND. Ind.

Nils House formerly known as the ..Ten1-
Perance HAIL. and recently occupied by
" Illlam Nixon, has lately bee refitted IN in =
superior style, with the design of making i. one
OF the most comfortable resting places for tn.
weary traveller, IN the western country.
ne subscriber, also takes great pleasure in
informing his old fre nds, and the travelling com
munity generally, that his ia BILE shall he. as
heretofore, while occupying the Richmond HoteD
supplied with the choicest viands the country
affords.
His STABLE is large and convenient, and is
attended by the very best Of OstIers, and suppli-
ed with the best of Provender
he feels confident that the pains that shall be
taken to make those who may sojeurn with him
comfortable. and sat Horne,'' will warrant him
IN asking share Of public patronage. BOARD
ERS taken by the day or week on the most IA
vorable terms. X. RROOkINS.
Richmond, Feb. ., 1s4f. f52-'45 If.
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BULEETTM ITO. Z.

ME reflective traveller as he reaches the
highest ridge of the Allcghanies, on his
journey westward, is filled with the most pro
found and interesting sensations. His fancy
rapidly surveys that vast aud magnifice re- gion
that stretches itself tar away toward the setting
sun; bounded only by the of the Pacific.
Majestic rivers flow through interrninabIe
woods. Rich pralries like Of verdure, are
spread out; dccked with bright and nameless
flowers Upon those countless millions of rich
est acres the entire population of two ords like
this might tind homes Of plenty. These wonder
tnl features of the mighty w est fill his mind with
the proound.st sensations
He reflects still further and the pain fu fact oc-
ours TO hiin mat one great difficulty affects that
reg ION namely, that which relates to IEALrIt.--
He knows that beside those streams. and upon
those Prairies. the enterprising inhabitants
II..iI md IL .i.a.. Il.
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u. d;a.,en, nublic atoms sho'd be regu-

,otl.e different publications sho'd be regu-
I.sed in the same way, and no reason is
.erceived why the postage should not be
reculated by weight as on letters. The
,e;oht and bulk Of the mails which add
.o Greatly to the cost of transportation,
md impede the progress of the mail, are
..eributable to the mass of printed matter
daily forwarded from the principal cities
n the Union to every part Of the country.
Iustiee requires that the expense of their
TRANSPORTATION should be paid by the post
sccs charged on them; and it is believed
,h.t the present rates wopld meet that OBJ
;sct If the hostages could be equalized and
in all cases collected.
Fifth, The payment Of postage or
double postage on all letters passing thro'
The mails for delivery within the United
States, and prepayment on.letters destined
for foreign countries not having postal ar
rapcemenis with the United States and ON
Ill printed matter.
..Sixth, The abolition or modification Of
the ranking privilege 50 as to cover only
official correspondence. for which payment
is made to the department, by the 18th
section Of the act of l847."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-29

Cart. G. NJ. CLAY.-This gallant and
generous man reached his home at Lex
inpton, on Saturday the ! 18th. Firing Of
cannon preceded and accompanied his
entrance. vast throng of citizens, in
Carriages. on horseback and on foot, met
him al the skirts Of the city. After he
reached the principal street, eloquent and
highly mplimentary addresses were
made him by Capt. Jonett on behalf Of the
military, and by Robt. S. Todd, Esq, on
behalf Of the citizens. The procession
accompanied him to his residence in the
suburbs Of the city. As night came on
the large lawn in front Of his residence was
illuminated, and upon his invitation cit
zens thronged his house and premises,
where an elegant supper was prepared for
them; and after a friendly and cordial in
terchangc Of feeling and sentiment, the
great mass Of people quietly dispersed
Gin. Atlas.
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Cincinnati. Dec =,

Cincinnati, Dec. 18th, IS41.
Gents: The river has again got within its banks
and business has assumed its wonted activity.
counted at the landing this morning 33 steam
boats about third OF them for New Orleans
oil hus'ly engaged in receiving and discharging
heights, completely blocking up the small space
left between the water and the buildings, the
river being still at n very high stage.
There is an increasing demand for money, and
currency may now be said in truth to be decided
" scarce II is with difficulty money can be
obtained at per cent. month on the most un-
Questionable paper a liberal bonus on this rate
freely offered The brokers charge 72A cents
. day for the use Of 100 dollars, and the same
rate for larger sums.
fofk operators wear very long faces, the prices
having been steadily the decline. the whole
week. Il may now be quoted at 81 25fG2 ,55-
according ID weight and quality. Lard 5a5t in
bbls. and 5A0oi in kegs Green hams 4 10 4.c.;
shoulders ? TO 2!c. Flour is also down again to
- $s.2o' with very light receipts and scarcely
any shippinG- Our markets but poorly sup
Pi'ed with many articles deemed essential TO the
Holyday sports. poultry particularly, which CON
sefnentiy brings pretty tall price: TURKEYS -
TO $l.2o each Chickens 30 to Is cents pair
The butchers. however have been exeriing them
selves IN procurin. beef cattle. in which line
hey challenge the world. Builocks Of 1900 lbs
gross, have ceased TO be regarded as wonderful:
ana even virgin he,fers' are to be found tina,
nearly reach that weight. This kind of stock
|" principally or entirely raised in kentucky.-
Cannot some of your Hoosier farmer. spunk M
and carry OF the palm in that line from the corn
crackers They have stood long while unr,-
vailed. For one Of these cattle learn 10 cts a
pound. nett. was paid by the butcher-stil it is
said they afford no profit the farmer who raises
ana leeds Them noticed also in the market this
morning buifaloe and a number of Bear, all so
al that scarce streak Of lean is perceptiblc the
oes'eu'' Of the latter were selling at SO cts a
pound bufaloe roasts and bear steak is all The
rage at the principal boarding houses TODAY
Since writing the above. Team that a bnlIock
was served up IN the 9TH st. market, Yesterday
raised in your State and fed by Mr. Hol,or ii
kash county, believe, which weighed 1850 ihs
nett. This will do pretty well for a beginning
truly.
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y y \ S\
ms N IA y NJ, NJ :

Ageacy of the Ncic YORK Canton Tea
Company The Oldest Tea Estab ltsh-
ment IN -Americ0, Principal Establish
aacat in Netc York.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY has been
peculiarly known for many years This IS the
largest and Oldest Tea Establishment in AHreF'-
ca The public have had full proof of their IN
tegrity and responsibility.
They moreover possess facilities, in relation
to the Tea TRACE, ubtiess superior to any other
Tea Concern III America. Their scrupu'ors re-
gard 20 all principles tina; tend 10 elevate the
character OF large house, IS well understood !,
and has already secured them connection, iarg-
er than all other Tea Establishments united, and
they con-eeu- it'y are determined to sell Teas
pur-fr more frag, mt, and perfect for the prices
in the aggre gate, than amy house IN the world
China excepted.
They most zea'ousv invite the attention Of
the inhabitants of the above place to their Agen-
cv where the following assortmen.s are always
on hand; and they feel no hesitation in stating,
that wherever single trial is made, a very deci-
ded preference is given to the celebrated Teas
of the CANTON TEA COMPANY.
G- Reader make the experiment
R,faa Prices as toiloars, subject IN a.! cases 10
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A DNIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE...Not Office is
~ hereby given that the undersigned has ia
ken Of the WAYNE Probate Court letters of
on the Estate of James Mcclure,
deceased, late of said county; there fore, all per-
who indie bted to said ! state request
ed 10 make immediate payment; and all persons
having claims against the same, will present
them for settlement egaiiy authe nticated, with
IN twelve months from the date hereof The
Estate is supposed to he solvent.
WIN. A. BICKLE, Administrator.
Richmond, Dee. 49, ci7. l:3t
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For Sale or Rent.

TIME Mill property, lying one mile North of
Il Richmond, on the Middle Fork Of W hite-
water with ia Acres Of Land. The property
formerly occupied by Job w Swain. There
is a good Dwelling House, Machine Shop, and
a Stable the premises. IL ANY person wish
ing to purchase rent, will please call and ex-
anime the premises, and apply TO
NANCY SWAIN.
Dec. 90, 1877. 1tf
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flour IN BosToN NEw oRK.-The re-
ceipts of Flour III Boston, from LIST sept. to the
9Th inst. reported at 81 900 b5ls against
ls3,Oco bbls last yehr-or an increase of lo-.doO
bbls being fifty per cent over last This
certainly speaks we'll for the Great Western
Rail road; Flour, however, is the great article
that IS sent from Albany TO Boston. The receipts
at New DIRK from the opening of the river to
the 18TH inst. 9,3i $50 bbs Flour; 5 ,52s,
$50 bushels Corn Wheat and rive.
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continental paper states that NJ. Rvd-
nj. proprietor of great dying establish
ment at Boras, near Gottenburg, has in
vented mode Of dycing cotton without
indigo. The blue color obtained by the
substance employed by NJ. Rydni is said
10 be as clear and fixed as that obtained
by indigo; while its rcsists the strongest
I've, potash. and even sulphuric acid, and
costs but one sixth the price.
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FIRE AT yesterday NOR
ming, says the Atlas Of Dec. SD. fire
broke out in the large Pork house of Mr.
T.. Wilson. on Deer Creek. The fire was
occasioned by the escape Of a large guam
tity Of gas through one Of the lard tanks.
the cock having blown out. The house.
machinery, and contents were nearly all
destroyed. The loss will not probably be
less than $4,000.
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- Is A II III =.

Departed this life IN the afternoon Of the 18th
inst after long and painful illness, LYDIA w.
daughter Of CHARLES w. and ELIZABETH STARR
IN the nth year Of her age.
She bore her suffering with meekness, and we
trust, is nor enjoying the bIiss!u realities Of a
happy Eternity.
The early dead-the early dead
IT'S nature thus to dwell;
As nourner's, DER the lowly bed
OF those We loved we'll.
But time will shed mellow light
Der memory's faithful shrine,
When shall the sovereign right
OF Him who is Divine.
From pain and woe, and worldly strife
He kindly bios come:
To share the joys Of Paradise
The Christians happy home.
We would not call thee back to earth
To win its choicest gem
But strive 10 gain a Harsnly birth,
And share thy Diadem.
CONoTANZA.
Dicd,--At his residence in this city, on the
morning Of the 18Th instant. WILLIAM DA-
Wis, aged and much esteemed member OF
the Society Of Friends. His illness was of short
duration, being mainly an Election Of the lungs.
which was productive, at times, of much pain
and suffering, bat which he bore with tina, pa
tent resignation that bespoke the humble Chris
tan. Although his wife is left a " idow and his
daughter an orphan, 10 mourn in deep affection
their irreparable loss: yet he has left them an
nndoubted assurance that their great loss is his
eternal gain. III
DsED.--At Marion, Grant County, Indiana
on the 22i instant, of small pox, Mr.. CLARK
). CuBBERLEY. aged % years, formerly of
this place.
The deceased was young man of sterling in
tegrity, virtuous and industrious hubits, and had
the esteem and friendship Of large circle of ac-
Juantances.
Dicd,--On Thursday, 18th inst in tho vicin-
ity of thus CITY, IEZEkIAu WILLIAMS,
agea about 81 years
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City Election.

NOTICE is hereby given that an Election
will be held at the Engine House, in the
CITY Of Richmond on the lst Monday III Janu-
AIRY next, 1913, for Mayor, Councirnen, Treas
urcr, Collector, Assessor and Marshall. The
citizens are also requested to manifest their APP
proiation or disarprobaton of future Council
men receiving suitable salary for their services
as such, by voting on their tickets 'pay" or "no
pay'' BY order of the Council.
WIN. A. BICKLE, City CLERK.
Dec % 1877
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RICHMOND HOTEL.

CORNER MAIN AND MARION SITS, RICHMOND, IA.
OSEPH w. GILBERT. respectfully in
- forms his friends and the Travelling pub
lie, that he has resumed the LandIordship OF this
well ana favorably known HOTEL, and he is
prepared 10 make Travellers comfortable. A
good and attentive Ostler is at all times read V
TO take charge of Horses, and the stable is well
supplied with provender. His charges rea-
sonable.
Feb. 9. / SAT. r39:'45tfI
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ANSExArioS the we'll informed
anu generally correct correspondent Of the Phil
~oeiphia Ledger writing from Washington in ref
IT. senator iJickinson's resolutions, SAYS:
Use I" hmot proviso, will, no doubt be effect
aai'y Killed IN the Senate. and as Mr.. Calhoun
nders'ood to have given up at ieas, in a meas
are ms mo territory" notions, room seem, 10
~ maze Tor the annexation Of additional terri
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A DMINIsTRATOR's SAI.E.--The under

IA signed, Administrator, will offer for sale,
On Monday, the gath day of anuary, SIS,
at the late residence of James Mcclure, dec,
in Wayne county. the personal property of said
decedent consisting Of Corn; Wheat: Hogs;
Cattle, and various other articles. Sale to COM
me nee al 0 o'clock. a. of said day. when and
where attendance viii be given and terms made
known, by w VI. A. BlCkLE, admir-.
Richmond, Dec. 29tli, 1Si7. Its
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DNINISTRATOR,S NOTICF...N Office IS
~ hereby given. that the unde rsigned has Ia
ken letters Of Administration ont of the Wayne
Probate Court on the Estate of Alexander Nc
Clure, deceased. Persons having claims against
the Estate will present them for Paymeu: accor-
ding to law. and all persons indebted are requl-
red 10 make immediate payment The Estate is
supposed TO be solvent.
WM A. BICkLE' Admir-.
Richmond, Dec. 20. Io47. l3t
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AuGHN'S Vegetable Lthont.ip.A M,s.
~ tore, AS General Restorey Of The system.
and Purifier Of the Blood; up..yaIIed - o.
OF Dropsy, Gravel, Liver Complaiat. SrroSs,:
senrvy. Leprosy. Bioodin- q. snc Lune.. Fr.o.
ccao1St f.i-s. Patrid Sore Throat, Erys;pc,as.
~ nphon, Nc,: 70. sale in Richmend st s.s
-'-'- ~. HOWELLSr
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Every package in addition to its containing
FULL WEIGHT. ind pe ndent of the wrapper.
bears the stamp Of neatness and elegance, and
the Teas therein thoroughly secured from
light and air. that their quality and power will
remain unmpared IN any climate.
PECHELI.. lgent,-NeN store.
Richmond, December 18Th lS4. slit.
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pN,xIsrR.TOR,s s,LE.-.WilI b

DNINISTR ATOR,S SaLF..-WIli be sold
"a at the late residence of Alexander Mcclure,
dec, in W ayue county,
On Monday. january 21t1. > Is,
all the personal property of said decedent, con
sisting Of Corn; W heat; Hogs; Cattle and
rlous other articles. Sale to commence at 10
O'Clock of said day; when and where at
tc ndancc will be given and terms made known,
by w NJ. a. BIChLE, Admir-
Richmond, Dec %, ISL LIT
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Pneumatic Hydraulic Engine.

~ oTlCE.-The citizens of Indiana, are here
y by notified that Lewis Davis, of New Paris
Ohio, is authorized to sell Territorial Rights Tor
the above invention in the State OF Indiana
DANIEL WINDER, Patentee, &c,
New Paris, O., Dec. -, lS47.-52 IT,
Jefcrsonian copy If. and char &c this office.
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Harried,--On Tuesday, the 2lst instant,
~ the Rev. Mr.. Davis, of Eaton. Ohio, DIR.
ALFRED POTTS, to Miss CLARlNDA,
laughter Of Esq. TILLMAN, of New Paris, Ohio.
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Observation-Disclosures

IN all their multiplied forms. feeling ofimpa-
tience comes over him that 50 little has thus far
been accomplished to prevent and cure these. es-
pccIallv when he considers that class Of dis
eases yiel! SO readily to proper means. Ii is not
too much to say that if the difficulty alluded to
were removed, and the
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THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY

come before the public fully Impressed with the
Importance of this subject: and eth the posture
certainty that they prevent and c.irc the dis
eafes OF the West. The public has welcomed
the Company with unparalleled enthusiasm. Ev
cry where ITS medicines taking the lead Of
all others: and curing diseases which have baf-
fled all other means.
The Company Will hereafter issue MONTH
Li BULLETINS, BY means Of which, the pub
lie can learn more of its operat In the pres
ent one II can only be stated
L. That the Graefenberg Medicines are purely
Vegetable.
.. They have been tested in tens Of thousands
Of cases with perfect success.
j. OF the Vegetable Pills alone, 80 900 Boxes
are sold each and every week.
=. ! he demand is constantly increasing.
D Every article purchased of the Company or
any oil lis Agents WARRANTED; and if IT does
not give satisfaction the money will be refunded
The three Medicines to which the Company
would call attention in the present BULLETIN
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Richmond, Dec. ~. 1s41.

nr. TOWmSenfl'S Compound Extract OF
IL Sarsaparla,--w and blessing of the
age!-ThIs Extract is put up in quart bottles
is SIX times cheaper, pieasanter. and warranted
superior to any sold. 1t cures without vomiting,
purging. or facilitating the patient For sale at
the Drug Store of Dr. HOWELLS
Richmond, Oct Goth, ISl1.
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RIO ii NIOND
M11iEii FACTORY.

ME undersigned is prepared to receive
W . q l., to manufacture into CLOTH,
CASHMERE, SATINET, TWEED, Flannel, and
3iASKETs,-either on shares by the yard:
Also, to
T. 4 Il d A Nd SPIN
BY THE POUND.
u He has on hand supply of the above
named articles, which he will exchange for
WOOL He will, also,
Full and Dress Cloth.
for all who will favor him with their custom
LEVINUS KING.
9Th mo- 9th, 1877. 2Itf
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Dentists Stock.

4 GENER \ l. assortment of Porcelain Zee til,
"A manufactured by W. Ii. Bu.unIHGER, Gin
cinnati. A Iso Gold and Tin Foil, Instru me nts
&c, kept constantly hand aud for sale by
J. HOW ELLIS.
Richmond, March IL, 1877. l2-tf
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SPRING FOCNDEYRX. Richmond, la.
Price of Thrashing Machines
REDU CED!s

Price of Thrashing Machines
UCED!!
E<IE subscribers having increased their ia
cilities for building MACHINERY are en-
abed to sell on more Liberal Terms.
They are manufacturing and will keep CON
s:an,iy on hand supply Of FOUR and FIVE
HORSE POWER BELT and TUMBLING
SHAFT THRESHING MACHINES.
They have made and making extensive ad-
ditions to their former stock of Patterns for
N 81 e. ear llg,
and will furnish to order, castings of that or any
other description. at fair prices. They will also
make to order, at Cincinnati prices, all kinds of
Wooden Machinery!
They agents for this State, for the building
and sale of VI. W Obenchain's
Patent Double Dofer CardinS Machine
Foundry and Machine Shop in the mort part of
Richmond. near the Paper Mill, and Wareroom
on Main street, first door west of Strattan &
Wrght's Store, corner of Main and Pearl streets
where they keep an extensive assortment of
IRON, STEEL, &c, which they will sell on fair
erms. ! NJ & I II HJrTrrDN
Good Horses and Wheat taken in exchange
Richmond, NoY. 3, 1o41. l9-tf
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NN7indOX Glass. Picture Glasses. and
w all other kinds of Glass of the best quail
ty ana lowest prices, for sale by
Nov. g. 1911. IRWIN REED.
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tens upon tens of thousands of human lives
would De annually saved, and every acre of land
in the entire Vest be doubled in value
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Violent Deaths in spite of CalomeI.
Are continually taking place at this season OF
the year, from Congestive and Bilious Fever :,
Bilious Cholic, Cholera Morbus, Plenrsv, and
acute InflsmatIon of the Lungs and Liver.
Now we ask any man to put his finger
single case of any of these complaints in which
Rev. B. Hibbard's Vegetable Pills. saken
promptly, have failed to cure. We defy him to
do ii,-fearles~ly and above board-for we know
these Pills will act effectively sure as they are
taken
Half pill is the usual dose, but in these most
violent attacks, give one. Pills, dis
solved. that it may operate the sooner Read the
directions, that go with each box. When the
first dose produces vomiting, another should b.
taken the next day. The more violent and
alarming the attack of any malignant fever
Bilious Cholc Cholera Morbus, the more
promptly to these pills meet, aud overcome the
disease.
IAgent and Country dealers supplied by F.
MERRY WEATHER, General Agen. for Ohio
and Northen Indiana. Third street, opposite the
Post Office, Cincinnati, Ohio
For sale in Richmond, by DIR. J. HoweIl's and
Irwin Reed.
Richmond Sept 7. Is47.
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For Sale by E. ID. II q ES II q n.
RICHMOND, INDIANA.

THIS novel invention. combining the great.
est simplicity, durability and economy, with
the most efficient action. is universally acknowl-
edged, b. those who have tested its merits, TO be
superior in all It's respects to any Pump now IN
use-for it not only embraces all the qualities of
ANY or.lInarN Dump. but Is an .tficlent