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Third Annual Report Of the United
"a sTATEs LIFE sINstR NICE, ANNUITY AND TRusT
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
HON, once Third and chesnst scsts Phaderha
RANCE. ANNUITY AND Trust COMPANY OF pHILADEI-
rii ia', s Y : ~ y 'sssi sREeErprs.
Balases for aud Premiums Interest and Psss ~ ,os q
ceivsa In 1854 -
DISBURSEMENTS
Amount paid Reinsurance ssss 70
Amount Q Premiums returned i6s
Am sass s q sca oaiss Rsn Salaries s,.ioa:iy
Tsas Examiner RI Fees Prnt.g ls4ss s4 ia %
ASSETS LIABLE FOR LOSSES.
Staten gvs and sr cent LOANS Bonds BENDS ~ - M
end vu. Ill hs Annual Premiums ie
esyabla by Tbs Company, at per cent Interest," and
S, an assis Nav ossa. sr.nsi 0es on Golaie
rails secured, bearing cent interest. ~
as. H. sssi aa A Z ss oas. saa
Present 1873 SO
csss A.aa". =. -. .. 49o5 81
osass III Il yaiaasss ls7s so
.slosS,a 80
The Policies outstanding January 1874
year ii s24sS epT The present ascertaped vans Of
which, Interest," and Carlisle rate of NOR or O,
taityts ooV,s's oo
cent being declared upn the
niun all Policies entitled terets policy holders may nave
value Ia money paid their option.
The Directors the unad States Life nsree Annuity and
u ss y hs company ior
found satisfactory and at the time have the
W. divided during hres
4 ysars by hs Csmpsny, $50 febsI IN 5
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a SEdRET FOR THE LADIEs-HOW md
YNTRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.

wv iiuIII y iISDihIN v I1e Y 7 hDU4 I TIE.
This extraordinary principle
tho human frame subject 10 BUT ONE DISEASE yE
which, when osting the the
all of lodged the
the body, give evsy nalady incident
EB Let the body WRIGMTS
PILLS mutually adapted to eaeh es snd
that them all morbid humoa (he Of
entirely removed and this in easy and natural
Fer sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and Rstail by
J.. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
innIG Nc. Chartras atreet
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, Q. W.
.HsoUVVV
Epwp g. oBRIEs Secretary. A. NJ. CLARK, President
BRANCH OFFICE, No. a. Camp ST.. New Orleans.
E undsrsignss prepared POLICIES against
psrls RIVERS; also, against oss
by FIRE, at 10 Of premium.
BENJAMIN FLORANCE, Agent,
nSfy HARMON D0ANE, Assistant Agent.
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LUTHER HON Esss

FOUNDRY AND OR n AsIENTAI IRON HtHk
csn.s II 8E.HToxaaa EttfIfEosiNE si,ess,
~ tsss- Ma f06 ST. gIiAsLSs STREET.
i r. woD oofnirpni fhe ST. phsf.s the*tfs l.;
PAitrps o lfIss,
WsR IN pAHs DOORS sUTTER yAnLIs y npG Es,
saR AND CIRCULAR sTAfs STOLE rRgNus CARL
Building Pnpoaea u, ~. N Ana
a. so Nh, rrsess, " FT' - INNS ly
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| 6.SoALl CoALl THE undersigned Informs
hs esi thai Grsse
seet the o. Cs The ss q Coal viii keep
ssntiy hsnd tbs beat qusiy PITTSBURGH
| cradle fres Of carriage. 5S
Pubx fer Pnsatlon use constantly
hand q ths os " Gfats depot 81 Camp
street. viii b paneiaxly offended ~. ~
ma I'm MORTIMER TURNER.
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FANCY GOODS.
4 @s- Cessat Street. -aa 1Ad

IN Ms- CgssNE Street. -a@ 1AA
4 1SK NEW ORLEANS MANTlILA T "a. =.
TILAs, Of hs sye and latest trimming for Lsdias and
Aesp,iceH the NEW ORLEANS MAN
TILLA FACTORY, No. ITO CANAL STREET.
proprietor this establishment respectfully soicis the nspee
Ladies' Of New Orleans and particularly ange coming to
the wh not awsre q his large sld aasnda oss q cIok
them they purchase at other place. and they
that selling them half the price Of
tier in the city.
addition splendid stock Of Cnks Masias
FANCY DRY GOODS TRADE
all styles brese French sik and Fancy Straw BON
RIBBONS Of EMBROipERfkS 70 bs sold
he'e commission Of the nanunret prices Lace and Muslin
CoLARs zoo Embroidered Linen HANDKERCHIEFS
lot 70 be sold reserve; ssyls BUOOMER
H Dresses cannot be sd atany other
Wedding BABIESi LONG C0AKS and ROBES FRNtS
styles different shAde; SILK Ell
VET in the piece for making Mantllns
wahng particular style Of Cloak Mantla
have giving their order.
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

WRIGHT 81 co.'s CATALOGUE OF
ID !. eENurNK AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
Witch thsy supply Druggists and Dealers 81 lowest
~ Depot and specs Agency No. Isl cARrREB ST.
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MEDICAL CARDS.

ri 4 o(yTOfs y. w. DALTON has TINS DAY re-
ceysa from Dr. W, G. SMITH, of tbs yaeslne ir ,tr
Bos,sa Mas, rupply Of and GENUINE VNtfAt
VIRUS would end ADULTS aud these children
from ht Of the pranhy
attending the 81 theInsslyes and children
IN Once, No. st. CHARLES STREET ~ thrills
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A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED

alone. -1N stH'Sr5ses =
NEW ORLEANS Aiareh T. 1885,
hereby certify that had been afflicted with Rheumatism for 6vs
and aao totally eve bouahi hi Nv ~
attack of Neuralgia had Fbyaeana who eddo
me good and tpsnt oil on nt
Medicine Igiye ths cI,eea,s sIthoa solicitation 10y one
used cion with the oeI OH had
not rettored me perfect health strength
With mi right lett and
at or thing ese, reside city blt peta
ose OF my Time on lne rer
nsh aad esR SIT ay isseensbe
investment made fol- know il cba yapabs Medicine
t..... -, I. 34sig w M j. tfARDAiANN.
I'd Price 50csnsp5t bottle. Wholesale and retail only bv
IA 7.E j. WRIGHT " co, No. ISL Churtres a.. AID
nhs SIN 3f,arnsr 1ar,,,on 81 III.
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.Nsstas0g Insurance.
Granite Insurance Company, Of Utica,


o1ouAtU 4AsuA @Aos SoAAP@Ay3 Va S1AS@S
NEW YORK.
~ = D1nAioA, ney' 49, ' s-
kEFERENCES In NEW YORK.
JOHN WARD CO., "a Wall street;
JS. STANAHAN President Atlantic Dock ID DSoadyasgt
ISAAC NEWTON, lis West street; =
EVERTs L GuRTISS, lis W eat street;
BOWS 4 GUITEAU, il9 Broad street;
BEALE, MEIICK q DE WITT, Bridge street,
- M, 49, . !. -. ~ =. -. ii,
~ ,,, sin f ,rst, +, ,.a 4, AZ. isanr,a ana "a,
tn asoo All the pysaiu,s Yee.;yed
.h, .v .rs pfTAINrp AND INVESTED uBf far ,e.,tv
a. ~ a.. ~ ,.ur.s ~ All,
A, i, d. ;.,as po,.a ON u.
-. ;.,Ia,. -. ss,.s. n. FIRE uApTNE NEIL ~ RIyPu
pisxs roao sml g. G. LATIIRor Agent 90 ssnp st.
e-@
Crescent MUTUAL insurance company.
~. 49, :, ,hs, .s.a~ Az, Cow
- u a,.s .,,., - ~
Amount for the year ending July
Il Risf. INV ia lssa i'd II
--
80 ss2o.sis ~
Whole amount frenuns Tot year anaing July ~ es We
p ME w ni IN nts ala IA M
Premiums on River ............... sas. o3s 90
Premiums on Life Riaks 1858 80 ..oo "a
- p;., no, ,a,,,,.,..d s,se az "a .s1o'sio =
Rstnrx Pyav.nr,. .ls1 o.
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F0HffN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-

j. WRIGHT a CU.,
z GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
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GoPARrN ERSaIps, \ 10.

AW NOTICE. The undersigned have en-
into parsnsrship, prncare Of their Profession
= BENJAMIN, M1COU r. FfNNET.
f.shss - y. A, BRADFORD
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BOARDING.

Z i l0ARDING Several Fine Rooms for Fam
lilies be had at that No. sos Bsronns street
As9, few Bay Eoarders be sccammodaea. feh3 9m
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l!.E EtiNA RD HUMBER

I. 8EKMARQs LUMBER GUMfAS < .---fks . Y.
sAFf0iD HENRY. Z. z iATtaiEa w D nosTks.
81 FOWLER II GO anJ p COOS owusss q stsasi ssT
under tbs style and
as " liz AZ shsis Ailla .hss
ss.6ire eSse cf Ciftrst Ess Saws ana a
Flaming sai soon es addse tse noe
g ae Will thsn hs ibe 70 turn oHt
10ts5 - =.
Rsd. y bsft and BgidloE Sesaetos
suppii1Q AtAEo
na fay aaihos.,es e senl.ae g
their I'll 5000 s size sea
e s9d suited e ihs city aehara v1ss
estasr esa keEhssyse s @ TAYLOR Assat ePs ~
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DOCTOR BEACHs PREPARATIONS.

"a GER
|.ain, Ell
ifectuBix
ipromp
fer Diaf
Irh@a.py-
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ANRS. CAMPBELL, Teacher OF Music, afs
lV gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR at M W
Constance stfset ALEC At No. 80
street. EE- msss msnth OF twslve les
LECTURES At 80 ConHsnce street. week grae
fss0 tys
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-28

Mr.. John A. Bingham Of Ohio, next obtain
ed the hgor and said he proposed 10 offer res
olution, which he read as follows:
''RssOiusd. That the Whig party, through
its representatives here, agrees 70 abide By the
nomination Of General Zachary Taylor. on con-
diton that ne viii accept the nomination as'the
candidate Of the Wing party and adhere to iis
great fundamental prineiplss-E0 ertsnsion Of
Slave T1riOry-1s aeqHisihOa Of FOREIGN
Territory By Conguest-P Protection 70 American
Iadustry-and oPpoEition 10 EEseufius Patroa-
0gs.'
That such are bis sentiments now, Mr. Bing-
ham convinced all who heard bis remarks be.
fore the Convention, ct Harlem, when bis nom
nation was sbuouneed. He had heard the res.
oluiions of the Convention, and said ''if he
thought there was any difisrenceIof opinion be-
tween him and the Convention in relation to the
principles involved ia the resolutions, he WOnld
not accept the nomination, with which he had
Just been honored. But he believed with them
that il never was the intention Of Washington
and those patriots who framed the Constitution
Of government to forge iettsr for q human
limb. That the constitution was ordained, as
appears on the facs::Of the instrument itself TO
secure the blessings Of Liberty de believed
that it never was the intention Ofshs early fath
ers Of the Republic 10 extend Slavery beyond
the limits Of those States in which it existed
when that Constitution was adopted For these
reasons, and because the system is abhorent
to every principle of justice he was opposed to
all legislation authorizing its existence in aLy
Of the Territories of the United States. lie
was opposed to the admission Of any more
Slave States in the Union; and be was also
free to declare his opinion, that the Fugitive
Slave Law Of 1850 is alike cruel, unjust and
unconstitutional
With these sentiment: boldly expressed
with the evidence that as early at leastas le4S,
those sentiments were recorded in a national
Convention-I think il evident that the Con-
vention has, by design, and not by accident,
selected a ft representative of the ssntimenls
Of the Friends Of Freedom in the 2lst district.
Ibelieve need not say to any of your read
ers that the convention has likewise selected
in John A. Bingham a man of integrity and
talents. If elected, as feel assured he car
be, the principles which we cherish will have
in Congress an able, earnest and eloquent sd
vocate, and the 9lst district a representative o
whom every voter may be proud.
o ANTI NE BRASKA.
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Christian Union.

The guilt Of q sectarian spirit is but httle un'
Gerstoo1, or it woul Id not be so often and moon
sidera,ey incurred. To best0W our affections
on tho Sc who are ranged under the same hu-
man leader, or who belong to the same Chureh
with ourselves, and to withhold it from others
who possess equal if not superior virtue be-
cause they bear different name, is TO prefer
8 party to the Church Of Christ. Sill more'
to look with an unfriendly, jealous eye on the
improvements and graces of other denomina-
tons. il one OF the most decided acts Of hos,lll-
tv to Jesus Christ which bis disciples have
mower TO commit for the virtue towards which
| thew hus cherish and express dislike is the i'm
age Of Christ, the promotion Of which is the
highest end Of his life, of his death, and OF his
meditation at the right hand Of God,
Union of Christians is the brightest feature
the distinguishing glory of our age Let II Dc
extended, and our religion will have tree course
Through the earth. A new face Will then DC
: to the world Hitherto the strength OF Cnns-
ltians has been spent in mutual conflict Inc
Iforce of the kingdom Of Christ has been Wres'eu
lin civil war. Let Christians OF every name ana
every region feel and respect the holy bond ot
brotherhood; let their prayers and labors Dc
united for the diffusion, not Of seetarlan peculi'
J.. arites, but of that genuine Christianity which
!, all hold in common let cooperation as e1'
tensive as the Christian world be formed to
diffuse it and make it practically efficient
Let churches lay down their arms and love one
another, and notions will begin to learn war no
more.
7 Let Christians Of different countries embrace
one another as brethren let them cooperate
in schemes of general utility to the Church aud
to mankind, and they will shudder at the though
of breaking this sacred union. Peace, will be
then their constant prayer !
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John A. Bingham.
ANTI. NEBRASKA

The anti.Nebraska Convention which con.
vened at Harlem Springs. on last Thursday,
put in nomination for Congress, John A.Bing-
ham. Esq, of this county. A number of the
best men in the district, were before the Con-
ventlon, and their claims were warmly pressed
by their friends, yet the best kind of feeling
prevailed, and the result was entirely salts
factory. The Convention pledged Mr.. Bing-
ham, their united support, and separated with
a determination that be should be elected.
The convention was composed of men who
have heretofore acted with each of the old
political parties. At least one-tLird, we are in
formed, we're Free Sellers, many of whom ur-
ged the nomination of Bingham from The start
and all cheerfully acquiesced in it. Mr.. b.,
therefore, goes into the contest under the most
favorable auspices, and if the anu-Nebrasks
men of the district do their duty he will be trl-
umphantly elected, and the district will be re
presented by a man of whom we should all
feel proud. Mr.. Bingham has the ABILITY, the
COURAGE and the WILL to stand BY the side o
Lewis D. Campbell and defend the true inter
ests of the North. Friends of Freedom, do you
desire to be represented by man who ha
the capacity to maintain your rights on the foo
Iot Congress? If you do come up unitedly t.
the support Of John A. Bingham. On the a
important questions that are nov agitsting th
country from centre to circumference We kno
hat he is right A great battle must be fOugl
between Slavery and Freedom at no distant da
in all probability by the next Congress- an
tits all important that the North select TOR COl
press men who have the capacity and the cou
aue to maintain her rights. AL admit th'
John A. Bingham possesses bOth--that he
TIE MAN for the coming crisis. what then
! the duty of every anti,Nebraska man in Il
y district? 1t is to come up to the support
= Bingham, heartily. Friends of Freedom he
!, with YOU on all the important questions tn
are now being agitated, and should recel'
+ your undivided suppOrt.-Gadis Republican
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-28
Madrid, 18th August.

owr Principles and eur Candidat 81
A days before The assembling oil tie An
fl. Nebraska Convention, ga Wing" took tie
liberty of suggesting through the Herald the
course which he thought should be pursued by
tbst conve ption. Fe stated that there certain
" is a common ground upon which Wings
Free Soilers and many good Democrats could
stand. That respecting the principles of the
Ordinance of 1887, the application Of those
pripc ples to the Territories ofNebraska and
Kansas, and the repeal of he Fugitive Slave
Law. thew could agree, and that caneida te
sbould be selected Whose sentiments on these
subjects would harmonic wlth.those OF ''the
People" to be represented at that COnven'
| ton
7 am grati6ed 10 learn that the Convenuol
with great unanimity agreed in expressing
their common sentiments respecting these VITA
question. They did agree there "shouid 0
ripht be neither slavery nor involuntry serVl
tu de in any Of the Territories OF the unite'
States. OrherWlSe lDdu III wv PN- T
crimes" That these princi pies should be ex
,ao,ndad to the Territories Of Kansas and Neo
raska,--they did agree that the Fugitive olaV
Law should be repealed snd they did agre
. that no more Slave States should be adml''e
! into the Union. ,..-...- .,
his gratifying, too, to know that tn
$ Convention have sele cted candidate who's
$ continents perfectly accord with the sentiment
}. EXPRESSED by the convention. The sen'imen
a Of John A. Bigham in relation to the SUI
v ieCt of Slavery are, presume, well known
! tbis district. One thing is certain they are nj
the growth of anight nor assumed for Ia the pu
. ssle,yate to The National Convention and
D. uo uuc5 delegate offered the following resolution
i'd which copy from the report ofthe proceeding
ID ~f tbat Convention as published in the NatiO
al al Intcllgencer of June 18th, l81a'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-28

PRooREss AND LIBKRAETY. direct ten
dency oftrue religion is to make them more
like od and the chief end Of the true lelleVef
is to seek conformity to his Lord in all things
The method in which man can initiate MIN
are few, but, in proportion to the depth OF re-
lig;ous life within, will be his efforts to i'm
nrov We these to the utmost; and it will therefore
be found that the closest followers and lml'a-
tors of HIM whose diffusive benevolence eau
seth his sun to shine on the evil and the good
and his rain to fall on the just and the unjust,
will be the least likely to indulge in asP'rt 0i
efshness: a..
The nearer man lives to God, ana tue
more thoroughly his heart Is perVadsd Oy 'nS
truths of the Gospel of Christ the more near,
lv will he initiate God in works OF oeneV0len''
and mercy.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-28

True KISDSEss-A correspondent OF the
Ny Courier d Enquirer gives an interesting
account of recent visit to DeQuincey and his
three daughter. But the most interesting par
agraph in the whole letter is the one we copy
below. for two reasons: first, because it gives
glimpse of the heart of one Of the greatest liy-
in writer's Of E Elgish prose--anl secondly
because it offers an example to be initiated;
'There was moments pause in the 'tabls
talk when one of the daughters asked US our
opinion of Scotland and the Scots. DeQuincy
had beea in kind Of reverie, from which the
question aroused him. Turning to US, he said,
in kindly, halfparental manner, The servant
that waits at my table is Scotch girl. 1t may
be that you have something severe to say
about Scotland. know that like the Eng
lish Church, and dislike many things about the
Puritanical Scotch; but never utter anything
that might wound my servant. Heaven knows
that the lot of poor serving girl is hard
enough, and if there is any person in the world
of whose feelings am especially tender, 1t IS
of those of female compelled to do our
drudgery Speak as freely as you choose but
please reserve your censure, if ycu have any
for the moments when she is absent from th'
room"
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FrOm the Paris C,rre,poudoncs of the LoniOn Time,
September 8.
Letter from Mr.. souIe.


The following letter was addressed by Mr..
Soule, the United States Minister at Madrid TO
the Committee of the Banquet Of the Liberal
Press, excusing himself from accepting an in
vitation to be present at 1t.
Gentlemen: 1t is with regret chat ! find my
self prevented BY the extreme delicacy Of my
health from accepting the invitation with which
Won have honored me. But for this you may
be assured that should have heartily taken
part in the patriotic banquet destined to cele-
brate the invincible constancy with which a
part of the press Of Madrid in these latter days
know how to unite in the same sentiment and
direct towards the same subject, the discordant
element OF party which ONLY required to place
itself in accord in order to triumph over the
shameful despotism under whicn policy, as
fasldeous as abject; crushed the freedom Of
thought and stihed its most legitimate aspria
/ tiOns. -
Ihaye hailed with profound reflection and with
all the fervcr of holy enthusiasm the result
which has worthily crowned such noble efforts;
it only remains for me to offer up my wishes
that those who have so powerfully contributed
10 place Spain in the glorious path which has
lust been opened to her may continue to DC
her indefahgabie supports until truth shall dis
embarrassed from ali the obstacles which may
still obstruct it, or only render it little practi-
: cable. Spain may, if she wishes, paci6call!
consolidate and in few months, what perse
vering England could only at the price of tw
revolu ions, ola war Of go years, of despotisn
of 10, of change of dynasties, and Of a cen
,ury and a half Of inter nal agitation and strug
giles. Aid her, gentlemen, in this task, stll
more difficult than your own, and which u 4
nevertheless necessary that she should re aIlze
! If she wishes to place her liberties, and will
her liberties, her glory and her future grand
eur, out of the reach o. the perfdes an
; the treasons which will be attempted agalns
, her by the Spirit Of tyranny. the assassin
paddy power. The heart of YOuEo AMERICA
be assured, will palpitate with Joy and hap
piness at the warm and pertumed breeze
which watt to It across the ocean the acclams
tions Of enfranchised SPAN.
o Let me te allowed to say that my own heal
is intoxicated with felicity at the hope that FL
rope, apathetic as she may appear, will not al
!. low to weaken and perish the gems of regen
4? Grafton which the.sublime sacrifice Of some
r your sons has just caused so wonderfully t
r Shoot up for her. Accept, gentlemen, with tn
expression of my gratitude, the assurance
Il the high esteem with which am pleased
IS call myself your sincere and true friend.
- cr PIE RRE SorIE.
MoJx;J 19tL Auoust
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scale has been shown, but the inventor intends
shortly to exhibit IN Paris and London q loom
on = scale worthy Of the places and the invsn-
ton. After having secured the property in bis
discovery throughout Europe, he has just sold
bis patents 10 three emincnt banking houses.
two Of them in Turn and one in Lyons, and
very soon several looms, which are now being
constructed, will be sent abroad 10 serve as
models for the system Of eeleetrie weaving in
nostof themanufacluring countries Of Europe;
and for its introduction into the United States
OF America, an agent is nov on the point Of
starting. Il is difficult to forsee the changes
which may spring from the application Of this
new agent TO the business Of weaving, as not
only the economy consequent on it must induce
decline Of prices, but the new means afford
ed by this invention will render easily attaina
bic results such as are now only reached with
difficulty or with great expense, as Gobelin Ia
pestry, DC, and utterly asEainable by any meant
hitherto known. Even in the present age, sc
rich in useful and important inventions, nc
doubt this will rank amongst the frsE.