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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-11
Odds and Ends.

The Countess Of Landsfedt, Lola Monlez, is
sslI in New York, doing nothing in profss.
social way, but dashing on horseback occa-
aonally down the Bowery and Broadway.
A man by the name of Thomas Wych was
arrested in BROOKLYN few days ago, for steal.
ing $4,000 worth Of silver plate. belonging to
Tie Montreal Bachelors Club, during the great
Ere, lately.
Prof. Thos. d. Mitchell, late ofthe Philadel-
phia College Of Medicine, has accepted the
chair Of Theory and Practiee-inrhe Kentucky
School Of Medicine, located in Louisville.
Mrs. Darlington called on friend the other
day, to ask ifshe had seen anything in the pa
psrs about profigate eve, as she had been
,old Of one which had given birth to six lambs
n one time.
A Glasgow painter took up newspaper the
other day. and found in it an advertisement, to
the effect that relative had left him fl0, 400.
One Of the advantages Of taking newspaper.
Dimond Cutters have been brought from Am
sserdam TO London, to cut the great Koh moor
diamond into an oval brilliant, increasing its
value and brilliancy.
The coal banks near Wheeling, continue on
fTe in spite Of all efforts to extineu ish them
One man has lost more then $500, 900 already.
A MIR. Paulin made balloon ascension from
indianapolis on Thursday last. He made his
descent about twenty-five miles distant. Just
before he descended, the balloon was fired at
By man who took it for a wild animal, No
injury was done.
A schoolboy being asked to repeat twenty.
nx words beginning successfully with letters
o. the alphabet. in one sentence, said:-"A boy
cannot dig easily for gold; hencs il just keep,
Ds lead melted needs oxygen, put quicksilver
rapidly saturated. timid y under vitrioi, wher
xbecs yearn zeolite."
Wild MUsTANGs.-Large numbers of will,
horses or mustangs roam over the plains be
tween the MERGED and the San Joaquin rivers
- California. Gangs of Msxcans and Span
ards employ themselves in catching them, anc
The business proves very profitable.
"Feller Citizens" said candidate for Con
gress, recently, some where out west, "FelIer
citizens, you are we'll aware / never went "a
school in my life but three times, and that war
anight school Two nights the teach, did moi
come, and t'Oiher night Ihad'ns any candle. =
A Man out West, who advertises store te
lea in the delightful village OF Pleasant Ridge >
adds to his announcement, "Tbe late occupant
having been suddenly taken of by the yellow
ever, densely populated community Of many
miles are left TO mourn the loss of a FOOD
Jemily grocery"
The man who was appointed a committee
% inquire into his own conduct, has reported
N part, and asked for power to send for per.
ssas and papers. He says if he had known
hew much there was TO do, he never would
haIe undertaken the job.-Boston Post.
A Clergyman who was consoling a youns
widow on the death of her husband, spoke in :
very serious tone, lemarking thai he was ION.
81 the few. Such jewel Of Christian. YOU
cannot find his equal, you know To whict
he sobbing fair one replied, with almost broker
heart, 81 don't know, but I'll try"
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DlNEI PUNT LINE TO b INV !.
MO RE.-TWICE WEEKLY BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE.-Fare IS
On1y.-The public are hereby informed that the
comfortable and commodious low.pressure Steam
er MARYLAND, Capt Charles E. Mitchell, having
been entirely refitted, enlarged, and improved in
every respect, with berths for large number of
passengers, and with state rooms for those who
rrefer being retired, 10 now ON the route between
Richmond and Baltimore Passengers by this agree.
be and economical line will leave Richmond bv
tie morning train, on Mondays and Wednesdays,
at O'Clock, A. NJ, and reach Baltimore on the fol
lowing mornings in time to proceed the New
Castle and Frenchtown Steamboat line lat half past
NJ, with the early train of those days to Phil
adelphia Returning, passengers will leave Balti.
more on the afternoons of Tuesday and Thursday
at 4, M and connect at the Greek on Wednesday
and Friday succeeding with the train which ar.
rives in Richmond at 4, p. M, of the same DAYS
Fare in either direction, S5, Estate rooms and
meals for cabin passengers, extra exceptin the case
OF ladies and families who will have the privilege
OF state-rooms free of charge.) Forward cabin
passengers, Gncluding meals and lodging on bosrd,)
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
and Philadel his by the New Castle and French.
town line, 81 so. For second class do, 81 so. Ma.
king the Uhole fare from Richmond to PAiladelphio
tor first class passengers by this agreeable line,
81 SO only.
Nor further particulars or through tickets. apply
at the Office of the Richmond, Fredericksburp K
Potomac Railroad Company
J. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
OFFICE R., F. & P. X. r. COMPANY
Richmond, March 9th 1852 NH
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. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

C CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
$50 The subscriber has on hand, ct bio
Coach making establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, (t3th and 18th streess)
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Chsriottees,
Barouches, Buggies, with and without tops, and
Sulkies, all of bis own make, of the best materials
and workmanship. Allof which will be sold % low
as good work of the kind can be In the city Of
Richmond; and Respectfully ask call from tsoss
in want of any article in the Carriage line, as an
determined to make to order and sell at the loves
prices possible; and all work sold that's new was'
ranted. MICAJAH MANGUA.
ap 2S-d6m
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~ HsE

ksOh NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, OH
POINT, &c.-The steamboat Au9usta' Cant
WIN. C. SMITH. having been reftted for the sum.
mef travel: viii resume her place upon the line
VIA fort Wslthaii, ON Wednesday the I'd of June
Inc Cars running in coRnexion with the Augusta
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg DEPOT
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning :, 6
Returning, the AUGUSTA vii leave Norfolk IN
the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays Thursdsvs and
Saturdays, at 6 O'Clock An
The Augusta will touch at Old Point during the
Bathing season, going and returning, and ali the
Fare to City Point, n M
De. to Cokes oriGrove Wharf. N
DO to Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth. 2 O0
half price. -ee'
Servants to Old Point Norfolk and Ports.
AAoesu, so
10 any point On the River not below the
xxo,o'c,....-......-..- ......-........l 90
r. $500 ....-............... 50
Do tor children and servants o.
THOS. DODAMEAD,
10y 80 Superintendent
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iOOPERS' TOOLS.-We have just received
" per schr Richmond q new and complete assort.
ent OF Coopers' Tools, embracing
Patent bent Drawing Knives, extra quality
Do straight do do do do
De clubbing do do do do
Coopers' Hatchets and AIDES, all sizes
Do patent Croze Irons
Hand Saws, Hammers, Compasses, &c. &C.,
which we offer at the lowes. prices.
c. J. SINTON e. CO.,
sligo Of the Circular Saw,
aug II Main street.
MIGHTY THOU = A N ID FEET I Ia
~ INCH DRESSED FLOORING, even lengths
$4,000 do white Pine Boards and Plank; $4,000 dc
seasoned Oak Boards; $4,000 do do inch button.
wood TO- 00 do A inch C heart Step Plank, now
landing from board schrs Telegraph. Canton AND
Ashland, for sale b
my l4-ts R & G. WHITFIELD
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FIRE. LIFE AND M1RIN1

\Associaton are now prepared n ;..ns
policies of Insurance on he above ~. ~
scriptton of risks on a. reasonable ter,ns - AZ.
similar company, and respectfully ask 4 ab.,s y,
the patronage of the public Applications Win ~ ~
received at the Office, No 223, corner Of Nam snS
9th streets, where the officers will cbeerfun, s,s
nish all information that may be remira33 'a an
losses promptly and literally adjusted. :"
JAMES BOSHER, Presiden.
JOHN b. BosHER, Secretary. ~,
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Range of the Thermometer
AT J. w. RANDoLPH's. No. l2l, Main street,
YESTERDAY.
IA. NJ. l2M 5P M
IA 70 rs
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND

ARRIVED.
Schr VIM Colquitt, kirwin, Baltimore mdse
Schr John Lozler, Conklen, Philsdelohia. coal IN
w Wright
Schr Cherecocke, Kerkmire York River, grain
Schr Baltimore, Philips, James River, wheat
SAILED,
Schr Tryphina, Lewis, Philadelphia, coal
Schr Reneicha Hallrck Darling. Port WslthalI
s'eamer Belvdere, Clifford, Baltimore, mdse
Ludlen & Watson
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish. N Y, mdze and pas.
sengers, Ludam d. Watson
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-11

NM MUSIC, MUSIC.-P. H. TAYLOR
xHD4& has received the following isvorite pieces:
8s4ak No more, no more of Fsncys Glesm, by
q Biukert
How'd thee too dearly, by Mrs Abbot
Sweeter than the breath of morning, By Nelson
Fife Dean by Benkert
Do do, for guitar
My Home 10 there, by Kirk
Bohemian Polka, by Petrak
Spirit do, by Barnett
Empire Grand March, by Tomblerl
Compromise Waltz
Liberty do.
jy2 Music Store, l60 Main st.
m BY THE STEAMER ROANOKE,
have received cases of those beautiful vhin
and pearl Nankin felt Hats, to which invite tho
attention OF all gentlemen who appreciate IN ele
CANT and comfortable head covering.
JNO THOMPSON,
81 Main street.
P. ST. have still on hand full assortment Of
Canada Straw Hats, a. also every kind Of Hat
that ancient or modern history gives any account
Of. 1T.
10
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AD1Esp DRESS GOODS Ar COsT.-
- splesdtd figured and plaia Barage Il Is cent?
inarage de Laines 10 and - censs; Ase French D.
biic Musns. sstia strped ana checked Muslin III.
snd fancy Silks. For bargains, call q
" ~ JACOB A. LEWIS.
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@G& TEAMSHIP LINE OF
SS48RA&S PACKETS FOR PHILADEI.PHIA-

~ MSHIP LINE OF
n2hH6S PACKETS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Positively every Wednesday, until further notice
Union Steamship Company's Line-The two Few
and beautiful Steamships, VIRGINIA, Captain
Teal, and PENNSYLVANIA, Captain Baymore
Qne OF these fine Steamships will leave Richmond
LOT fniiadephia every Wednesday. They are
,sI ntted up for passengers are provided
su rIanciss Patent Metallic Lille Bcats. set FRA,
.ao,ss and every att snton il paid 10 the conn
goods. f"se'' ana protecoon Of
afreighs' taken low, and al tran.hiumen, avoid.
cluded. ''ns ana meals In.
do End do o.. do :,
fassase through to New York via Phil.deloh;s aS 20
FOR CAPE MAY.
The Virginia and Pennsylvanis al,
May during the bathing season 10 land r ~ cape
Passage to Cape May %, meals inclnded .sr.
saving about halt the expense in yistirs ~, nus
hghtful bathing place. Apply 70 'nis de'
MAYO Z ATKINSON, Aeenta R;ch.,
Nh-The ships returning, leave phil .Ia1N.:,
every Wednesday, ct 10 O'Clock. A n.
gNHOMPsONlAN MKDICINE1.-z -;
= supply OF Composition, Cayenne Penns, W., ~.
mans Friend. Bayberry, Mandrake, LoheSs h,nss
kook Sptoe Btters, Number Six, Black Rao, '3 ~
ior sale ~ BENNETT 4 BERRS
Nv Duuisss, Aaia street.
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NEW LAW..No IS Braithwaite's RETROSPECT

NEW LAW.-No IS Braithwaite's Retrospect
y OF Practical Medicine and Surgery-Sl
The Upper Ten Thousand, sketches of American
Society, by Aston Bristed-5O cents
Vol English Law and Equity Reports-s2
No 20 London Labor and London Poor-l2 eta
Second supply Dickens Bleak House, Nos
Abbott's Mother at Home, new edition, improved
and en!arged-plates, 60 cents
Abbotfs Marco Paul's Travels, Forests of Miami,
and Adventures in Vermont-5O cents
July No North American Review received. with
other new Books, by
jy % J. w RANDOLPH
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
BY the ner and elegant side-,oheei Steom,kip
ROANOKE
!Soo TONS BuRTHEN-LEwIs PAARIsfs. coMm's
Leaves Richmond every Tuesday Eve.
ming, at 4 O'Clock, carrvin~ IN.
United states Mail,
&Sh And will leave Richmond reuu.
1 larry every Tuesday, at o'clocI
p. n, for New York. stonn;ng :,
Norfolk going and Returning. To
iand freight and passengers. Freight received
every Monday 1t IL o'clock. and up 10 the hour of
O'Clock, r. NJ ), every Tuesday.
Fasssge to or from New York, including meals
ana nne state room accommodation, onIv AN
steerage passage to or from do, only half priee
FOR freight or passage, apply Ct our Office. south
my3 LUDLAM & WATSON
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILE111O.-
REDUCTION OF CHARGES FOR FREIGHr
The charges Ter transporting Salt and Coal Ia hogs
heads are reduced Is per cert II carried between
the 18th July and 18th September, and reduc6oa
eas beam made IN the charge tor transporting wheat
irem VARIOUS pacea ell Of which viii De sse by re
ierence % the printed bis, which may be procured
. ne depot on and after the 22nd mat.
" ~ II GILL, saperintsnesnt.
I lIks.-so bbls sood sweet Newark CIDER. ioT
sasl11RwnLI4M TAYLOR.
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PIANO FOR TES,-PH
MORE PIANO FURTEs.-

facturies in America The character of the instru.
ments which they offer is established, and Dur.
chasers may safely rely upon getting good article
They furnish them at northern prices and large
assortment may be found, varying from the lowest
priced good instrument made, to the most elegant
and costly.
Also, for sale. beautiful and sweet toned Guitars,
of Martins make
All of which may be seen at their Book and Piano
Forte Warehouse, l39 Main street. Eagle Square
lie 30
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. FOR RENT-The upper part OF the
g house occupied by MIR David B Franklin, on
Broad street Il has i've good room; sno Two
closets, and in the yard are good kitchen aEo s
hydrant The premises have lately oeen rePs,r as.
throughout, and may be taken IN possession inn'e'
diatelv. at q very low rent, say $50
1A"'o''' T0LER e. COOK,
.rs General Agents.
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- HOUSE FOR RENT.-A small Tene.
ment on Leigh street, near 3rd, can be had in
q few days. It will be rented for the balance of the
year, with the privilege of using the hydrant till the
first Of November without charge TO the renter.
TOLER e. COOK,
jy21 General Agents.
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ATTENTIUN!-CALI. At
zig BROAD ST.-CHINA.
, CROCKERY, GLASS WARE

1C-Ihe subscriber Is now epen.
Ing an extensive assortment Of
French aud Enol;sh cli.
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SCI The Rick Tenement on Main street, between
I'm and sth at present occupied Oy the subscriber;
The House s in good repair, is near the centre OF
business, and possesses many convenlences ~
On The premises or to the subscriber at the store OF
T, r. Price e. Co.
g. L. L..
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- hUCsE WANTED.-We wish - re-
house ON Church Hi!i OF Union bil' vs. ~,
noI less than five good rooms. sud kIschsa. 5"
one Of this description. We will pa, is.r pnsc'
TOLEk 4 COOK,
au q General Assnfs
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III Dwelling on 7th street, near the residence OF
Capt. VIM. Y. Sheppard, at present occupied by
Mr. A. g. Sale Possession given In few days -
Rent 5000 Der annum. TOLER T. COOK,
jy3O General Agents.
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- MANSION HOUSE FOR RENT
81 The subscriber having taken the FLOYD
HOUSE, offers for rent this House on Main street.
No. 35K. 1t has nine rooms, and . kitchen with
two rooms and is well arranged for . Boarding
House. having been recently repaired and painted
Possession can be had Immediately. Price S275
Apply to JOHN A. JETER,
jy 2l-lm* Floyd House.
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FOR RENT,

- FOX RENT--Thaf most desirable Store
e ON Main street., next below Col Titus kice: :,
for rome time past occupied By Messrs. Drake 4
Lorrison, dealers in Carriages. Thia 10 considered
one Of the best stands ON Msin street for . large
Grocery, Dry Goods or Clothing business. The
house 10 large, and would be found convenient IN
almost any line of business. beng situated In the
best business part Of the city, sbout equi distant
from two of the railroad dcpots. Possession may
be had in few days. Rent 500 per aDnum;
~ TOLEK COOK,
.us General Agents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-20
Correspondence os the Boston Post,l

OCEAN House, Newp )rt, Aug. 9, 1852.
Outrageous AttGct UgOR q SOutteraer--A
Mo5-Hundreds of Southerners LeaUing.-The
usually quiet village was this morning full of
excitement, occasioned by an attack of wal
tiers upon the person OF K. NJ. Yerger, Esq.
a young planter from the South. The cir
cumstances are as follows: On Sunday, at
dinner, Mr.. Yerger was helping some lady
friends to dish, when waiter attempted to
take it from his hands. He very promptly
and properly raised the caseknife which he
held, and struck the walters fee. The wal
ter was taken from the room, and dinner went
on as usual. The next morning, Mr.. Yerger
went to breakfast, and being seated, dscov-
cred movement among the walters, and,
having armed himself in anticipation of an
attack, he prepared for self-deience. He
held pistol in each hand, and as the mob
advanced he told them that he would kill the
first man who came within five feet. by this
threat | believe his life was saved, for none
of them dared to overstep the mark
The cry of "Southrons" was Immediately
made, whcreupon Col. Christy, Of Kentucky,
Lieut.. Nelson, of the navy, Dir. Pollard, of
Alabama, and many other friends of Mr. Y
came to the rescue. The mob was kept at
bay by Yerger's pistols until he was surroun-
ded by his friends; he was thus deprived of
the use of his arms, and the mob closed upon
him. A pistol was wrenched from his right
hand, the guard tearing his finger severely.
The waiter, who got possession of the pistol
made several attempts to fire upon Mr.. YER
ger, but was prevented from fear of killing
some one of his accomplices. Mr.. Yerger
was taken from the room by his friends, "a
81 r ais, and the walters were soon expelled
by the remain ingSoutherners. They gathe
red, however, in another part of the houses
md being in number about hundred, crea-
ted great CONSERVATION among the ladies.
Dir. Ycrger was compelled to leave the place
by advice Of his friends, about fifty Of whom
accompanied him. Many Southerners are
still preparing to leave. Mr.. Weaver did all
he could to arrest the movement, but being
a man of not much decision, he of course
failed. must say that il guests are to be
thus treated whilst visiting Newport for their
health aud pleasure, it would be wise for
them to remain at home. | understand the
mob have threatened the lives of Col Christy
and Lieut.. Nelson, who were warm perso-
nal friends of Mr.. Y, and stood by hun in
the midst of the difficulty. Several walters
were knocked down whilst attempting to toll
low Mr. Yerger TO his room.
We should like to know whether the wal
tiers concerned in it are still retained at the
Ocean House. Ii so, no prudent man would
wish to take lodgings there, whatever might
be the merits oil the house in other respects.
IL is new step in the progress of reform,
when large body of walters undertake to
mob guest at breakfast, whom they were
employed to serve. We wonder it they are
negroes. We presume they are (though we
do not know the fact), and that this outrage
is the result of the Abolitionists.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-20
LocofocO BraCadocia:

We were approached day before yesterday
by very respectable looking young gentle
man-who proposed betting pretty literally
on the result of the election. We asked
him to make his propositions, which he did,
and we reduced them to writing, read them
to him and asked when he would be ready to
make the arrangements and put up the
dough-; he said this afternoon. We immed;-
ately called on friend, who would little
sooner skin locofoco than not, who inform
ed us that he would take the amount of stock
the gentleman wished to put in market on
those terms. The prelminaries were at once
settled and the jobber was to call at 3 o'clock
p. NJ. Well, do you suppose he called. No
SIR! We suspect circumstances prevent
ed" We do not believe the young man has
SO General Pierced" But we knoU he has
SO General Lqne'd."
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Accommodation.

We neither have solicited nor refused to
become the organ of communication between
members of the Locofoco party and the pub
lie, and we willingly admit the following let
ter, knowing that in all probability neither of
the organs of the Mamis would be anxious to
give it place in their columns. That the
writer tells the truth, no one now can deny.
As to the course he proposes we have moth
ing to say. We have all along desired that
the work of emancipation should be wrought
out by the members of the party, and within
its own bosom. If there is worth and man.
hood in it, it will make itself felt in some
form or other:-[ Gin. Atlas.
Mr.. EDIToR:--For twenty-five years,
more than half of which have been passed in
this country. / have voted the Democratic
ticket. | still desire to do so. But here lies
the difficulty: There is no Democratic ticket
no10 before tie people. The Convention which
sat at Greenwood Hall and the Brightoen
House, grossly and criminally misrepresented
the Democracy of Hamilton county. 1t rep
resented-if anything self-created aris-
tocracy, whose very existence is an insult
to the people. The ticket is composed of its
members. 1t represents its interests, and is
the child its rascality.
For one, | cannot support the nominations,
and | say this to indicate what are not only
my own sentiments, but those of many 9TH
ers of my acquaintance. One of two things
must be done: We must either nominate a
ticket of honest men of our own, or | for one
shall be forced to support the nominations
made by the other party. And there are
thousands in Hamilton county of my way of
thinking, and the number is daily increasing.
Having taken no active part in party mat
tiers, will not, from my want of experience,
point out the course that ought to be pursued
to set aside what has been done, or to BRING
a new set of candidates before the people
leave that for others, and close by saying,
that something should be done to re-organize
the Democratic party on an honest footing,
or we should cease to call ourselves Demo-
Gratis. CoLERAIN.
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- We had the pleasure of witnes 'ing a
second operation OF the ':Great Western
Corn Smelling and Stacking Machine" by
hand power, few days ago before its dc :
parture for Cincinnati. There were large
number of "corn crackers" present, and all
agreed that it worked to admiration.
1t is needless to say anything in praise OF
this machine, as it full demonstrated It's
own merits in both operations to the entire
satisfaction of all present. If any body
wants more than 1000 bushels of Coz II she'll
ed and sacked in one day by the aid ofthree
four or hands, in a workmanlke manner, let
them buy two of these machines and DO up
1000.