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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-21
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

I'm pursuance of an order Of the Orphans Court
n of Northumberland county, will be exposed
to public sale on Saturday the Gath day of Sep
tember next, on the premises, the following
described property to witt A certain tract OF
land, situate in Lower Augusta township, in said
County adjoining lands of Peter Fetterman, Dam
ie Long and Henry Bloom, containing about
twenty nine acres. Late the estate of Elizabeth
Ficster, decd. Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, of said day, when the terms OF sale will
be made known by
JOHN FOY, Guardian.
By order of the Court,
]. p. PURSEL, elk, o. G.
Aug. IA, lS52.-6t
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THE TAPE WORMi

Ihs is the most difficult Worm to destroy of all tha, in
TEST the human SYSTEM it grows an almost indefinite
engIh becoming SO cOed and fastened in the Intesncs
and stomach eeeng the health sady ms ,p cause ST
Nitus Dance, Fits, &c that those afflicted seldom ii over
suspect that 1t is Tape Worm fastening them to early
grave In order to destroy this Worm, a very energetic
treatment must be pursued it would therefore be proper
TO take to Of my Liver Pills remove all o6sruc-
tons, that the Worm Syrup may act direct upon the Wun
winch must he taken in doses of TabIespoonfus times
day these directions followed have never been known to
IAN m curing lhe obstinate casc OF rauc Mnrln
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-21

EOR SALE.
EgI virtue of an order issued out of the Or
AS phans' court of Northumberland county, will
be exposed to sale, on the premises, on
On Thursday, the 18th day Of Sept. neat.
the following real estate, viz All that certain
fra TAVERN STAND
slGIQ. and VALUABLE FARM, situate in
Shamokin township, Northumberland county, on
the Centre turnpike, about s miles from Sunbury
the county town, adjoining lands Of Tcgley's
heirs, Ananias Saxton and others,
Containing ono hundrei and ffy Acres,
more or less, 20 acres Of which being in good
meadow, small creek running through the
same and about 20 acres thereof being well tim
bercd, the residue being in high state of cutiya-
ton and under excellent fences There is also
on the premises an ORCHARD of choice fruit
trees. The buildings consist of two story stone
FssEA DWELLING HOUSE,
slziAs well adapted for a Tavern Stand, and has
been kept as such for upwards of 35 years. A
large and convenient BANK BARN, with album.
dance of good sheds and other out-buildings.-
One-third of the purchase money or widow S
dover, can remain in the hands of the purchaser,
by being secured on the premises. Being late
the real estate of Martin Weaver decd. Title
indisputaLle. Attendance will be given by
WILLIAM II. MUENCH, Admir-.
Shamokin tp, Aug II, lS52.--ts.
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HOBENSACK'S WORM syRIIp

An article founded upon Scientific Principles compound
ed with purely vegetable substances being perec,y sofe
wneh aken and can be given to the most tender infant
WIN decided beneficial effect, where Bowel Complaints
ana Dlarrhna have made them weak and debiitaed the
lonc properties of my Worm Syrup are such that 1t
sands without an equal in the catalogue Of medicines in
giving Tone and strength to- the Stomach, which makes it
an lnlalble remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia.
he astonishing cures performed by this Syrup after Phvs
cans have failed, is the best evidence Of its superior eff
cacy over all others.
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> Price, % cents each.
AUDITORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been appointed an auditor by the Or
phons' Court of Northumberland county for the
purpose Of distributing the assests in the hands of
Michael Haley admir- Of Peter McAndrcw, deed,
and that he will attend at his Office in Sunbury,
on Monday the Esd Inst, for that purpose,
when all persons interested can attend if they
think proper.
NJ. l.. SHINDEI., Auditor.
Sunbury, August Ia, lS52.-2t.
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Bounty Land Warrants.

VBNHOSE having bounty land warrants in their
possession and wishing to dispose of them
can find ready sale by applying at the residence
of the subscriber near Shamokin Dam, Union
county Pa. He will also attend to the obtaining
of bounty land warrants from the Department at
reasonable recompense.
l.. Il. HUMMEL.
SmnhilrN- Anrrst Ii 1870
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TO the Travelling Public.


First Glass H0tei-1ermS ST. per day.
TKNHE subscriber having lately become propre-
IL tor of the FRANKLIN HOUSE, Chestnut
Street, below Sd and 4th, PHILADELPHIA,
and having REDUCED THE PRICE OF DoARn to
$ so per day, gives notice that, Notwithstanding
this reduction he will still continue 10 keep
FIRST CLASS HOUSE.
Franklin House has just undergone extended
alterations, and is now fitted up and rciurnishcd
in superior style for the reception of vsitors.-
The Lower Floor formerly occupied by stores, is
now included in the Hotel forming Spacious
Reception Room. Gentlemen Parlor and Dining
Room, thereby allowing an addition of thirty
chambers and several beautiful parlors fronting
Chestnut street Rooms in this Hotel are supe-
rior to most others. being constructed with al
covcs, forming paror and bed chamber attached
well lightened and ventilated. Its location is
unsurpassed, either for business or pleasure.
BEN. II. WOOLNAN, Prop'r,
Philadelphia, Aug. IA, ls52.--3m.
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WIN. NJ. ROCKEFELLER,
AT LAW.
SUNBURY, PA.
EYRE & LANDELL,
4th and .Arch Street,
puITA AnET TpuTA

HAVE established a Store where the best
u 4 trade now resort for
Household Dry Goods,
French Fancy Goods,
Dress Silks and Shawls,
Hosiery, Gloves and Mitts,
Cloths, Cassimers and Nestngs,
Muslins and Linens by the piece.
Damask Table Linens and Napkins,
Patent Black Silks for Dresses,
Full Stock of Mourning Goods
L. & L. are constantly receiving Bargains from
the New York and Philadelphia Auctions, which
they sell wholesale and retail very cheap for Nett
Cash.
EDWARD E. EYRE, WAsmSGToNI LsNDELL,
Philadelphia, July 3, ld52-ly.
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New Advertiseme nts.
6P $500 CHALLENGE.

w halENER concerns the health and happiness Of
~ people is at all times Of the most valuable import
shei take i for granted that every person will do all in
@ power TO save the lives OF their children and that
III peesoh VIII cdeavor to promote their own health at
gu ~, feel 1t to be my duty to soemnly assure
yyu .at MORNiS, according to the opinion of the most
eeeueu fhyscians, ara the primary causes of large
loliy oi diseases to which children and adults are la
die 1t you have an appetite continually chanpeabe from
oe hinu o. food to another Bad Breath Pain in the Sto
Gn plckng at the Nose, Hardness and Funess of tho
He.y, pfy Cough Slow Fever, Pulse eIregula-remcmber
mat al these denote WORMS and you should at once ap
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Hear the Patient.

DR. c Aver, Lnwcl,-Dear Sir Feeling under OBJ
legations you for the restoration of my health send
report ni my case which you at liberty publish for
the benefit of others. Last autumn took bad cold.
companied by a cough and made OF many med
iciues without obtaining relief. obliged to give up
business frequently raised blood and could get sleep
night. friend gave brttle uf your Cherry Peco-
ra the of which Immediately commenced according
am nearly recovered ! now sleep well, my cough has
ccased and all by the use Of your valuable medicine
T.. ;. STONE i NJ.
Principal Mt Hope Seminary.
HASovER, Ohio, April 3, 1850.
Dear Sir Il wish could tell all that suffer with
cough. what your Cherry Pecoral hns done for 1t
does seem they might be benefited by the information
had lung fever which left my lungs weak and inhamed
Being very feeble and unable to gam strength at ALL my
friends thought must slns III consumption. had
appetite, and dreadful cough fast wearing me
away began to take beautiful medicine by the I'D
vice Of u CLERGYMAN who had seen its effects before II
ceased cough at FIRST and rest at night In
less than fortnight could eat well, and my cough had
ceased to be troubles my appetite returned and my
food nourished me, which restored my strength -
Now after five weeks, am well and srong with no 9TH
er help than your Cherry Pcctoral.
Yours, with respect
JULIA DEAN.
hereby certify that the above staemen; OF my vile is
conformity with my views of her case and her
y JOSEPH DEAN.
The above named Joseph Dean ana Julia, his wife are
personally known to me, and implicit confidence may be
placed i'll their statement
SAMUEL C. VAN DERWENT
Pastor Of the Baptist Church
Prepared and sold by J4NES C. AVER,
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Sunbury by II MASSER, and by
Druggists generally though; Ithe State.
November |, lS5l.-lyce3mo
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John Bancroft Jr. and Son,

JOHN DaHCTUIC JT' anu sui,
DESPECTFULLYin inform Store-keepers, Mer-
~ chants, &C., that they Manufacture and have
for Sale, Palm, White, yariegated Yellow and
Brown Soaps, Mould and Dipped Candles, all Of
good quality and at reasonable prices.
II Cash paid for Tallow and rough Fat.
April 10 lS52.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-21

THE VERY LATEST ARRIVAL,
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
FRILING & GRANT.
RESPECTFULLY inform the public and
Re "the rest of mankind" that they have just
received and opened the best and cheapest stock OF
Spring and Summer Goods
thst has ever been brought to Sunbury.
Their stock consists of every variety Of
Dry Goods, viz:
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinets, Vcstings,
DrtIlings, Linens,
And all kinds of Summer Wear.
Also splendid variety of
LADIES DRESS s. FANCY GOODS,
Calicocs, GnghdnlS Ldwns, Chtnt-eS, Dc
Laines, Beragss,
And every variety Of goods suitable for La
dies wear.
Also an extensive assortment Of
PANAMA AND PALM LEAF HATS.
Also large assortment of GROCERIES,
Sugar, Teas, Coffee, Molasses, Spices
OF all kinds.
Also a large assortment of
HARDWARE and QUEENSWARE,
Fish, Salt and Plaster.
Also fresh supply of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Besides the largest and most general assort-
menl Of all kinds Of goods 10 be had in this
place.
CpT' Country produce of all kinds taken in ex.
change at the highest market price.
Sunbury, May 80, 1852.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-21

NEW STORE.
BENJAMIN HEFFNER
RESPECTFULLY Informs tbo ci,i,ens Of
u .,y noury and vicinity, that he has opened
p,;,h, go IN .he room lately occupied by George
.o;saS ;S' oPPoste Bottoms Hotel. He has Just re-
cei'eo handsome assortment of
spring and Summer Goods.
consisting in part of
Cloths, Cassimers, Cassinets
SUMMER WARE of all kinds, of linen co,,on
and worstcd. ALSO, 'O''o"
CailcOes, Ginghalns, lawns.
MOusseline dc Laines
and all kinds of Ladies Dress Goods.
GROCERIES Of every variety
Also an assortment Of Hardware. Iron
and Steel, Nails, &C.
Also an excellent assortment of
QUEENSWARE, of various styles and
patterns.
Also an assortment of BOOT & SHOES.
Palm Leaf and other Hats and Caps.
Salt, Fish, &c.
Also variety of LIQUORS such as
Brandy. Gin, Wine, &c.
And a great variety Of other articles such as are
suitable to the trade, all of which will be sold at
the lowest prices.
II Country produce taken in exchange at
the highest prices,
Sunbury, May |, lS52.--lv.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-21
To EENlAI rs

lnu will find these Pills Invaluable mclicinr in many
complaints to which you subject TT unStrurtiuns r
thcr total ~ partial they have been found ncstimabe
benefit, restoring their functional arrangements heal
thy action purifying the blood and other fluids crciu
ally to put 10 flight all complaints which may arise from
female Irregularities, headache, gijdncss dimncss Of
sight, pam iii the side back, &c.
u Price, % cents each.
None genuine unless slgned J. Y. lIoDcisck, all others
being hasc Imitation.
Ia" Agents wishing supplies, and Sore Keepers
desirous Of becoming Agents address the Proprietor
j, ~ HoLensack. Philadelphia. Pa.
Sold by j. w. Frilme, Suubuty; Mary McCav Nor.
thumberand Beiscl, TuIbutvlc; Raser Milton; Ditty
L Lenker, Georgetown ; I.csrnring & WolvrrtOm PaNi-
nos; WieSt, Hickory; all dealers in Medicine in the
County aud State.
August IL, lsJ1-Iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-21

lhis invaluable remedy for all diseases of the
THROAT and LUyes, has attained n celebrity
from It's remarkable cures. never equaled by any
other medicine before. Other preparations have
shown themselves paiitatireS, and sometimes ef-
iected notable cures, but none has ever so fully
won the confidence OF every community where il
Is known. After years Of trial in every climate
lhe results have indisputably shown it to possess
mastery over this dangerous class of Diseases
whlch could not fail to attract the attention Of
Physicians, Patients, and the public at large.
See the stasements, not of obscure individuals
and from Tar distant places, but of men who are
known and respected throughout the country.
The tcidely celebrated Smgeoa, Dr.. VAL.
ENTINE MOTT, of N. Y. Citg, says:
at gives pleasure certify the value and efficacy of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,n which consider peculiarly
udapted to cure diseases Of the throat und lungs y
DIR; PERKINS, the venerable President of the Yer.
mont Medical College, one OF the emncntly learned phys.
cans OF TINS country, wrtes the Cherry Pecora is ex
ensivey used in this section. where it has shown un
cases.
The Rev. J. D. COHRANE, a distinguished
Clergyman Of the English Church,
writes to the Proprietor from Montreal that che has been
cured Of ashmatic affection by Cherry Pectoru
His letter at full length may be found in our Circular to
be had Of the Agent and is worth the attention Of psth
matte patients
This letter is from the ueli known Druggist
al Halsdalc, Michigan, one Of the largest deal
ers in the State dad this case is from his owa
observation.
llILLsrALE, Mich, Dec. TO- 1919
Dear Sir Immediately receipt OF your Cherry Pee
toal carried bottle acquaintance of mine who
was thought to be neal his end with quick consumption
He then unable In rise from his bed aud extreme.
y feeble. His friends believed he must die unless
relief cruld be obtained for him, and induced them to
give your excellent medicine trial. | immediately left
for three weeks aud you may Judge Of my surprise
my reiurn to meet him in the street my way home
from the and find he had entirely recovered Four
weeks from the day he nneuccd taking your medicine
he was at work at his arduous trade of u bac ksmh.
There other cases within my knowledge where the
Cherry Peetprn has been snEuarly essu, bnt
marked as this Very truly yours.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-21

SOAP q CANDLE MAN Ur hOiVN
No. ls Wood ST., betioeen I'd y Sd SIS, and
No. II North 9th Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-21

IS''''NN
Oh HoBsEs A. f. Kapp. Joseph Nicely,
Anthony Armstrong, VIM. B. Kipp, Jesse c,
Horton, John Painter, J. B MasSer
ON CATILE-Thomas Johnson, Robert NJ
Williams, Jesse Hensyl, James Forester,
VIM. G. Scott, John B. Heller, John Nesbii.
On SHEEP.--Wm, L. Cook, Samuel |. John.
son, George Keller, VIM. D. Gearhart, Jas
Rynerson, NJ. B. Priosrley John Wheailey.
On SWINE Joseph Nankirk, John Moore
VIM. II Kase, J. Weimer Leighton, Philip W.
Higert, George Everard, ], Boyd Smith.
Oh PoULIRY.-Dr. Joseph Presley, Dr..
VIM. McCleery, Henry Eckbert, Alexander
Jordan, /. A Bergstresser, Rober, J Wilson,
c. B. Smith.
Or GRAIN AND PoTAToEs Samuel Hep
burn, Benz, Gearharr, James Cameron, T. Ii
Watts, EIida John, Jacob Hilbish, John Mou-
Ter
OK VEGETABLEs.-JamesP Pollock, Alexan-
der Colt, Reuban Troxe, Samuel X, Gilger,
Jacob Seashotz, S. X. Peal, c. f. Little.
OK FRUIT w. c. Lawson, II. Masser,
R. NJ, Frck, ]. R. Eek, G. B. Youngman,
Cyrus o. Bachman, NJ. NJ, Kapp
On lMPLEMENTs.- Wm. n. Muench, j. II.
Zimmerman, VIM, Forsyth, John Taggarl,
John Montgomery, George Frederick, Geo.
! Brosious.
MIscELLANEous,- Tagaart, VIM. H.
NAPLES, E. W. Chaplin, ], B. Packer, Chas
Pleasanis Samuel R. Wood, James Covert,
d. B. McGregor, George Apsley.
DAIRY, &o.-Jos. Nesbii, (ChiIisouaque, =
John Best, VIM, T, Forsyth, James Taggarl
Wm' Elliott John Frank, Francis Gibson.
DOMESTIC MANuFAoTUREs.-D. Braatigam
William Weimer, M d. Wilmington, John A
Taylor, John NJ. Hof, VIM. G. Kase, VIM
Deepen.
PLowINe MATcH.--Elijah Crawford, vii
son Hutchinson, George Conrad, Jacob Pain
ter, w: h. Leishou, John oberdorf, Jaco1
Leisenring
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Philadelphia July II, is52-iy.
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Valuable Real Estate

Sunbury, August II, ls52.-3m.
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Sunbury, July 81, l852.--ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15

Mr. Psrkmsn gradussed at Harvard Uaiversity in
the clsss OF 1877, was the fifth pastor OF the New
North Church IN ths city and ordained the esh Of
December 1913 which Office he 6led thirty six years
having resigned Feb I, 1910 Though Withdrawn from
any pastoral charge he has continued preach n our
pulpits and was GlVsEys listened - with pleasure
He fied many Offices Of charity and bcney ocnce and
enjoyed the Conscience and respect OF all Hs o-s win
he deeply ie by the denomination, OF which he was
honorcd and beloved member. ll'esi. Trs;IS Nov IL
DEArH OF O-GAyA-YA.-This Christian Cher
exec, excellent Baptst minister who will be reucm-
bersd a. enc or re Indians present with Rev. Ivan
jones 81 the meeting OF the Missionary Union At Pitts
trrsh, departed th HE az Jefferson City, No, Sept
ssua,ys, says p, ndent OF The .Nsr York 10
sNIar hed high position man OF Character and
lIhIehce among his countrymcn. He has discharged
me cGcs OF several important Offices Of aud hoor,
Win cTedlt 10 himself aud satisfaction 10 his people.
lie hsd eihcieIty SLED In their national counca
ferefe nted their interests before the General Govern.
ment 81 Washnstcn, AMI judge in their courts OF
justice hut more Than all ani this, in which he goried
most 81 sl for years he had beer faithful minister of
Jesus. zsaous for the tvuh-cninenily successful in
winning souls 10 God lie was the honord az beloved
Iastor Of church numbering between two and three
hundred members.
70 Ralph Haskins, Esq, of Roxbury, Mass,
died al 10 o'clock On Tuesday evening in the 1ith year
If his age He was cor many years wei known mer.
chant q Boston.
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A WHrrE WouAx MURDERED BY Az IspnS

Prom The MRgGsO,id OF OF 30: On We inesisy
last party of en-, rants consisting OF Me- II H. SPc-
Ger, Mr. kocner and lsdy and two Germans were on
their way up the Minnesota Rive. Tor tn purpose o;
making them home anil when about 1--WE mle' above
Hchncs Landing. they met by party of In Hans.
Glou twenty in nuucr. who demanded thing they
could nc, understand what Ntr iUtics cf0rt -
fnd out what .hev wanted the party str;ei up their
killing her Instantly. The hall passed through the neck
of Mrs. heencr and struck one OF tn Germans, named
Schroeder in the check and passed. oUt through the ZIP
Of his noee making very bad flesh wounl. The In
ians then fei On rrceipt OF the news IL the fort the
connandsnt dispatched tie of thirty men 10 bring the
murderer IN.
The 81 PaAl Pioneer, Of Nov. 1, says The offender
has been captured and Is now in custody Of Fort Smell
ing. Immediately a.tcr the report o. tie rider, the
GoyCnor-vho at tAat tune actively engage vi in
preparations for distributing among the laans the first
talment their iu's tor their anisstaycd further
progress informing the Sioux the tnls that he
could pay the money until they should bring IN
the offender WhercuNon the Indians set Oh IN imme-
dste pursuit. and brought him in hounl tn next night
company o. drn ICONS the same time sent in
pursut What could have been the motive of the culpit
in the commission o. the deed, is, far learn,
matter only OF conjecture. Some say that h. did t for
the purpose Of lrngng trouble upon his chic, against
whom he harhortd spite Others say that lac was op-
posCd b. the sae their lands and inc'tel by jea
lousy Of the whites. However that may be are con.
fdent that such deed will not be repenti again for
long time 10 COME and EN- grants that they
need not hes tate N the east 10 10 Minnesota on
account of this affair
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HARDEN Not YOUR lIE,RTs.-A Demo ratio

HARDEN Not YOUR lIEARTs-A Democratic
friend OF ours, an oicehoder besides, sends the
following note
FRIEND ARBorT-Sr. Please send bill Of my in
deb,edness you AID strike my from your list Of
subscribers Reasous-two ofwhich will ns,ne-one Is, IL
viii cost me fit continued another IS the reading
Of il sometimes raises mn Yours truly
The frft reason IL excellent Economy anl prudence
are rare vrues, and too little pracccd We advise
TREND en- the same principle 10 sell his Bibles neinns
IksN H. Pdriot, the LocoF Oco's Biblc) his histo-
rice Sc &c The ,econd reason IL better still. Why
should LoccFoco ever look NJ but one eide OF the
questo Why should Judge or jury hear bur one
SIDE Of the testimony, argument IN ease ON trimt
Therefore il appears that friend IL acting out
coed Locc-F ocosm, hut rather bad common sense
But he has commenced % hold oiiice n1dcr the Demo
crate and the fret in his course Of sprouts IL To
slui his cyos swallow whatever comes 10 him rom the
Democratic spoon and permit his conscience "ire)
TO BE- excited by ANYTHING cl-e He commences we'll
and reason why, in IN" process OF time, no
may not be ~ bad NJ the hest OF them
Manchester g. H. American.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Machinery pnd the Laborers.

To NE Editor # TIE " Y. Tribune;
VIII you allow me TO add a single fact TO
your exposition Of the benefits Of hinery to the Ia
boring casscs
Let us take cotton good ior example. Many years
ago, when cotton cloth six to ten times a. dear as
now, probably not tenth msay yards we're made
as are now made by the help Of machinery yet ihe
rich had all they wanted and the poor got the balance
Who then consumes the additional nneten'hs now
made Not tie rich for they had enough before and
follows that the po6r who formerly had short supply
now consume nine times many cotton goods as the
rich and poor both together did before the Introduction
of machinery l..