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his children as hostages for the redemption Ct bis

MS ehldren ss hostages Tor The redemption cf bis
promise
In mon, h afterwards Re was in Charleston. s
C and there he sold his peltriss and received for
them sSd for kis Spanish coin Blll, Of Exchange
on the bani g ald banking houses in Genoa lie
concluded he uld teen travel hy land to Boston,
aud sail to Europe from that port. He hal gone as
far as the county of -, ir Virginia, when be was
attacked With "old fashicn,d" bilious fever at the
house OF = tobacco planter named Haynes, whe Was
tSe grandf.her Of that iustrious person who once
said 90 Mr.. Jefferson, my name is Haynes, and [
of :" TIE writer Of this truthful history denies
that he is related to that family
Well, CarlO (or Charles) bad long SPELL and per-
haps weuld have died. but for the tender and sssid-
uous nursing of the daughter Of his host. whose
name was Betsey. lie recoEered st length. but in
recovering his health. he lost his heart the fair
Betsey bad win it'' IT. use favorite sporting ex-
preston. Carlo exhibited his bills on Genoa TO The
father, and be consented 70 the marriage They
were married snd as vessel bound for Marseies
was then about to sail from Norfolk, the happy
couple secured passage. al in couple of mo5ths
were happily set led at AjacciO. in Corsica, where
Carlo BounapaIte had purchased handsome estate
with his $50 000 He 10 lcnger 6ddled or danced
or blew the bugle or beat the drum, but set himself
up as gentleman of Greek aud Italian extraction
lie died in the flietb year Of his age, universally
respected, leaving but one son and no daughter
This son bore his fathers name ami was the father
of Napoel T. ard grandfather Of the present dis.
tinguished Emperor of France Miss Bstsey H.
Pounep parte survived her husbtDd but q few yssTs.
She waited America, but eoltinued to eorres-
pond with her relatives in this country. Qlite q
number Of her letters are now extant.
This brief story proves that the great Napoleon
had an American lady for a grandmother as we'll
as Gen. GaribaIdi, and every other distinguished
mau who has made any noise in Europe, Asia,
Africa, South America, Hlyli, for the last ffty
years.
will be constrained 10 publish some Of Mrs Bstsey
II. BOunsFarte's letters. We can get them.
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NOW or MEYER.

AN in the city and engaged in selling county rights
for the State Of Tennessee, fer the manufacture sale OF
my Patent Improved Bee Hives the virtue and superiority
which have testified hundreds Of the worthy
eminent citizens Of country he construction Of my Hive
is simple, and promise it is the only Hive the world
which proof the lee mOhe Persons derous Of pur
chasing either family county rights for the best Bee Hive
the ID find for few days the Auction Rooms
Messrs Hardy Brothers, where will be Happy them
iuly2l-tf JOSEPH KENT.
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1855 g.
"a q
NEW ARRANGEMENT

RAVELLERs for the North and North West from the South
Statas procure Tickets from eston, Savannah
Chattanooga Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington, Knoxville
Lynchburg, Washington Atlanta, and Augusta 20 st. LOUIS
Louisville, Cairo Hcman, COlu1bus Evansville, Cincinnati
New 0sans Ycksburg Padnah Smithsnd. and Memphis
Nashville, Tennessee.
First Railroads and Steamboats, with close
sl points. Passengers arriving lille, via Nashville
Chattanooga Railroad 90 directly boat without detention
This the quickest and cheapest for those bound
West.
Regular Cairo, Mem PhiS and st. LOuis Line
Ths Pine steamboats, B. NJ kunyan, Minnetonka, Sails
Cuba and J. g. Cline
One Of these Boats will leave Nashville day 70 NJ
Meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad and through from
Nashville 70 St. Louis in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance DuDleh Ella, John ant aud Tempest leave Mask
willie Thlrdzy and Tuesday, l9 O'Clock. NJ time
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours and to Cincinnati fouI
Reg Memphis, New Orleans and Vicks-
burg Line Os Boats.
James johnson. Nashville e. Howard Rel Rover and Joseph
inc Savage One Of these will leave Nashville every other
day. Il noon time from Nashville Memphis 15 hours Ycks-
bnrg, Eve days; and TO New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville day and wait for the arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting
For class accommodation the Boats Tickets
Pcgd at The different points, at prices named in the annexed
Schedule Of Rates
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SALE OF NEGRO.

ID virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court the United
ID States for the Distinct Of Middle Tennessee,
William II Brown and Others, against Alien othrs
will the 9Th day o. Auguet next .he Court house
in the OF Aurfressboro, sell at public NEGRO N
ELIAS Ie years od for cash, b-ing Of the
groes mentioned in the aud ordered he sold for the
plainants debt. JACOB McGAV0CK,
july1a did. prs = < n. Of said Court.
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TO Corresnonhents.

1t will great deal ofunncessry trouble four friends,
in writing US. will beaI in nird the following rules
Always give the date oee, county body
Of your letter.
II wish the Paper changed from ece another give
both Offices in full
you wrts business ssI cher matters, separate
sheets o. paper, different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications SOLICITED upon all such facts
and subjects be Of ncrma ion interest the pabc
Anonymous concentrations whatever character vii receive
no attention
Correspondents should write only side Of the paper
We cannot unlerake to return rejected communications
All letters business should be dectei Mesrs G..
EASTMAN co. and personally either Of the Pro-
ur!etors
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ALEI ALEI ALEI

H = BARRELS Smiths Champagne Ale;
= 25 do do Kenneth do
25 do do Bottled do
The the hnes and warranted For
sale Pittsburgh and Wheeling prices freight adde No
Market
iuIv3l CARTER WILsFORD a CO
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LYNDON FOR SALE.

NETE Offering for sale the Mansion and Ii
w Farm Of A. B. Montgomery, situated on N
the Middle franklin TurRpike three miles from ssssk1
the Public Square in Nashville. This is Undeub s8
edly tie most highly improved property offer
ed for sale anywhere in tho vicinity Of Nashville
altogether $50 acres one-trd ands
balance under cultivation unnecessary
Thing way commentator, the property will
speak for itself J. L. & II. W. BROWN,
aug2-dn Real Estate Agents.
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One Square, year. ssOEach addition al Square, $40.
Advertisers exceeding tn space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
1s THE WEEKLY.
oNE DOLLAR per Square for the @ and FrT CENTS for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly will
be charged the fun daily with one half the seeky
added.
Transient AdUe'tsienents must Be paid for at tie time Of
inser ion.
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Fine Hacks and cmnibuses.
ChanceFy Sale of
TWENTY-THREEL LIKELY NEGROF

TNDER authority Of decree pronounced at the July Term,
1852 Of the Chancery Court Lebanon in the of In
gram Henry Smith and Others viii
public sale the court house door in Lebanon Tuesday 9Th
September the following Judy 30 old,
5 Prince Bobs Basy CO., Jacob b, Jane - Paraee
81 Hannah 49, Harriet lS Jerry TO- Haby l3 John a,
Eeline G. Sally Martha Jc 3 HaSty ), Della 3 William
and Peter and Emeline,
cash. the balance in l9 months Sale
II O'Clock A. NJ. JOHN HOWARD.
uIySO-ta Prs fee $40. Clerk & Ma ter
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DAVIS a. GAIN YES,
WhOIeS sale Grocer
PRODUCE & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No, As Broad Street, Nashville Tenn.
The highest price paid for Rags Feathers BesWsx Gin
seng Flaxseed, and Bacon.
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NHE undersigned this day associated themselves toget
under the style Of RAINS, BROWN co for the pur.
pose Of transacng general Drug business, and hope,
by attention the interest Of customers to
merit continuance Of the liberal patronage extended
their predecessors. n. B. RAINS,
L iuly9l-d ARIs BROWN, SE.
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VTTE receiving and opening, FOR THE FALL
Wv TRADE by far the largest and most complete Stock Of
Goods liEe offered tU the Trade in this
our SOk Is ftH and complete, comprising JHl line
Of e5ey gdFieg and style, and Goods purchased
from MANUFACTURER and the best possible terms,
feel fully warranted in saying that inducements shall be f-
superior an before offered to the Trade
Prompt time nd Cash dealers specially requested
give uss call You will sssS money BY doing
BEkaY, sAUFLEY co.
sugl9-3m. - n Public SQUARE
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J. W. BROWN.

retiring from the business respectfully beg to tender
my ,hanss to friends kind and
liberal patronage extended by them to the old solicit for
ny successors a continuance for the same
]. W. BROWN
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Town and CITY Clocks.

YEJE subscriber connected with Of the best manuc
q turers of TuFret Clocks in the United States, and
Will undertake plan and ouch Clocks in de-
oCatiOn Clocks OF these makers guaranteed TO
Te rstrate Time KPTs They strong and durable and
years They Constructed to strike
regularly hours also be arranged chime
hal hours, interval Of time for the regulation Of
SCHOOLS, COLLEGES Or FACTORIES,
and upon any number Bells from which they made capa
BE of giving their full tones.
Every information regarding cost testimonials to ability,
&c &c may be obtained Of
THOMAS 1 BAILEY, Agent.
At the Office l. ~ SINGER K CO., IS North College st
= Attention given to repairing and improving Turret
Clocks in any part of the State.
Address Box SIS, Nashville Tenn.
iune26-l&tw2m
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aasBbiIIs Qluign aus amrritsp:
Dainy IS; Trl-weshIy 50; weeAIy s..


TEN. ZINES OR HISS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IN THE DAILY.
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DISSOLUTION,

TT7HE coarfnershp heretofore existing between the
signed thisday dissolved by consent, ARs
BROE S having purchased of J. BROwN his entire inter
the business will be continued the un er the firm
style of RAINS, Brown Co, 7. RAINS,
J. W. BROWN.
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The Adams Express Company.
fefs G - -
SPECIAL NOTICE.
HE Adams Express Company beg leave their
friends and the public OF Nashville that they have copcud
ed arrangements with the Louisville and Nashville Rail
Company under which they will extend the operations Of
Express to the line OF that Road, encng August % 1852
On the completion Of the Nashville end Of the road Bowling
Green about the 10Th Of August, 1859, messengers will
through between Nashville and Louisville.
For particulars to rates, time, sc apply
A. X. HOLT,
aug2- diff No % Market Street. Nashville, Tenn.
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A. ]. DUNCAN SEQ.

Plantation and Servants Goods.
We have in Store very large Stock Of Goods
adapted to Servants, Wbicn we will sell very low.
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Hsaah aaa Par. Hood ar. In..p.ra-

BLE.--Recoleet that all sickness arises irsm un-
purity Of the blood, ami that Jnsi-on'- Mountain
HsTb Pills will surely ind out and cleanse these
impurities from the system, thai disease cannot
ist. 80 simple and innocent the herbs aud
plants that compose them, that il l. not necessary
have them sugar coated in order that the stomach
can hear them la most cases, Pills are sugar coat.
I'd because the materials OF which tliOy are ,aade
gripping aud malignant, that other wise deli
cate stomach could not lear them.
These Pills deal with disease IL - and wili not
Gully ly removing the cause, bnt viii build NJ
aud restore the broken constitution. There are
many who have 50 trifled with their constitutions
that they think medicine cannot help tl,em let
not even these despair; iucredulty and scepticism
il UyerthrUwn J., mass of Testimony which is
truly irresistible. At first tue virtues ascribed to
these MOUNTAIN HEB PILLS we're deemed
fabulous The public had been often deceived
thai ey could not believe the simple truths adj
yancedb by their disooyerer. Yet facts uudeniiLle,
atested by witnesses OF the highest character and
respectaLility, have proved, aud ATE proving each
day, the virtues Of this ",nghty healer" They
mark by their miraculous efficacy and POWER new
era 10 msdicine.
Sold by all Medicine De-lers. jel-i&wlui
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Last Nights Dispatches.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, July 2l--

NEW YORK, July PPM
Flour dull aud l0620 cents lower, with
sales of 5000 brls at 1904 20 for superfne
State; 5 o0@5 40 for extra State; 20
GG}5 90 for super. Western; 00@5 %
FOR common 10 good extra ditto 3OG5 so
for old. aud 35G,5 90 fresh ground
round hoop Ohio, market closing heavy
and dull. Rye flour dull at 4 OO(N4 50.
Wheat dull and lower sales $500 bush at
81 for white Ky.;.l 4s for red Western; 40
for Michigan. Rye dull at 5000. Barley
quiet. Corn heavy. but quiet; sales
of 1900 bush at 8sG9O for Western mix
ed, and 5000 for new yellow Oats
- for State. Whisky unchanged; 400 bbls
sales at &c. Pork active, but lower; sales
of 5000 bbls at Is IS for mess; IL CO
for prime. Beef hams dull at l5GlS.
Bacon quiet. Cut meats dull at 81 for
shoulders, sGstfor mans, Land heavy at
l036llf. Butter heavy at ll@,l5 for
Ohio, aud l40la for State. Cheese dull
at 769. Tobacco quiet and easier NJ ia
10 for kentucky Taliow firm. Wool
finn. Sugar buoyant, and 21i higher !;
Mnecovado 5I662. q
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River Items.
Arrivals AND pEPARTUREs-FEos5o'c IOck wEDSEs-

Arrivals AND DEPARTUREs-fEos5o'c I0cs wEDNFs'
DAY TILL s o,cLock THrRspAY-s -. a.
Greenyifie, cralos TO Evansville
Chattanooga, Louisville to Cairo TFfl q
= Kentncb }. Memphis TO Louisville. ,-a- ---s
Empire City, st. Louis to Pittsburg.
Maid Of the Mist, Henderson and back.
,Oreenyille, Evansville 10 Green River.
We have no change to note in the river
or business at this point. rr
The Charley Bowen, Capt. Dexter in COM
mand, with Messrs. John Dexter, Jr, Num-,
andWheeier in the Office, leaves to-day, up
on the arrival of the, cars, for Cairo and all
way places. If you wish 10 t<avel with
speed, comfort, and safety, take passage on
the Bowen.
The Silver Star, Capt. Gus. Fowler, is
the regular packet for Paducah to-day at
noon She carries the Z. S. Mail, and is an
excellent boat to travel on.
The Commerce, Nashville packet, was
On the ways at Paducah, Saturday. AS
soon as she leaves the ways, the Scioto No.
2 will be hauled out for examination and
repair.
The John Gault, now at the Portland
wharfreftting, will be ready TO make sum-
mer campaign next week. 1t is contem-
plated to start her to Cairo next Wednesday
with the mail, in place Of the Southerner.
The Bracelet has laid up at Jefferson
vile.
Above Wheeling, navigation is almost
suspende !, and il is difficult for boats to get
from thu point to Cincinnati.
The Nc nphis packet, Memphis, has made
her last trip, and viii be dismantled at Gin
cinnati, to which port, the Commercial says,
she has made one hundred and twelve trips,
all in six years.
An extension is being made to the upper
steamboat landing at New Orleans, by which
the wharf is made to reach much further
into the river, giving plenty of water to
steamers, and affording much more room for
their cargoes
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Jnly 9I-p

AShISdToNi Jniy 21-PA
The President has rendered the Central
American Mission 10 L. NJ. Barringer, of
North Carolina. formerly member Congress,
and subsequently Minister to Spain. 1t is
thought, however, that he will nor ac-
cept il.
The news OF the European peace prospects
produced much qualification in the govern
ment official and diplomatic circles.
The Commissioner Of Patents designs
leaving Washington next week, To be absent
TWO months
Important dispatches were received from
Minister Mclean, to-day, by a special mes
senger.
The sloop-of-war Savannah is again TO
lac sent To The Gulf OF Mexico r4a
The Navy Department has received dates
rs late ms the 18th of May from our vessels
on the Brazil station All of them were in
the river La Plata of Buenos Ayres, and in
view of the unsettled condition Of affairs. it
was deemed advisable to keep them at that
station.
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BUY THE RIGHT KIND OF A
THRESHING MACHINE
Pitts Patent Thresher and
Separator,

Mith. NOFFI1fS HORSE PUNEk ATIACHEb.
o. conshirsi Co De the best machine % the kind ia
the West =
The undersigned now prepared e. furnish
marhines al the above Patent, al STYLE and make
not eNcetisd in the western country. All W. A-h -
that our work may be compared with any a our
Contemporaries, a. also our price,. Three Ma
chimes ~PIe already thoroughly introduced and
them. and We shall Only say that al the Lachincs
IT that patent which We make, shall Le made in
such manDer. of such materials, and with such
improvements OF our own, as viii materially in
Threshsrs
We can now Oret o. customers a cheius Of
these excellent Machines. anu also choice .f the
Horse Powers. 30 drive them, OF any Size from
To 10 horse, upon reasonable terms as an, other
establish meIt aud respectfully solicit orders
for either size kind aud wonld reqnest that they
he sent In as early possible. TO insure getting the
best machine. KRAFT HEfLMAN.
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philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July PIN
The foreign advices did not have much
effect either on cotton or breadstufs, which
continue drll,- and the supplies of -four
come forward slowly; there are shipping
brands and old stock offered Mt 5. Is, and
fresh ground at G %, without sales. Rye
flour and corn meal quiet, at 4 % for the
former and % for the latter. Wheat in
demand, and prices have declined; 1000
bush have been sold, at / 2S@l 43 for
red, chiefly at 33, and white at 25; the
receipts are increasing. Rye steady at IS
for Pennsylvania. Corn dull and lower
Oats dull at 80. Whisky unchanged at %
m29.
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ment of Peschiers have been launched at
Llgo D'Garda. 49, .gfsi
A letter from Trebis9ad say that Persia
is making preparations in anticipation of a
war with Turkey.
The press of Vienna says that another
French squadron, Of ten vessels was seen
from Trieste, on the 9Th inst, bearing to-
wards Venice
A semi-official correspondent from Mad
rid declares that, while desiring Italian in
dependence, Spain will still maintain her
neutrality so long as the Italian Princes and
the Church are maintained.
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pY~ Although Rufus Choate the emf
nent lawyer, is dead, he leaves behind him
a son who is likely TO do honor to the menu
DRY of the father whose name he bears
Rufus Choate, Jr., is also lawyer, inherit
ing to certain extent the talents of his
father. He graduated with honor at AM
herst College in 1855, and was admitted to
the bar about year since. His age is near
twenty-five
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"a CARD.
HsH.4.ysKLkys a RRfZLHs REQ I'd

~ announce the completion of the extensive i'm
provemsnrs TO their concern, which have been ia
progress for some tisie past To AFFORD the utmost
facility Tor carrying on an extensive trade, By sell
To give universal satisfaction. Having this object
In view, every consideration that STRAIGHTFORWARD
dealing, founded honor and IibeTaIity, can give,
will be resorted to, ard TINS establish nutLd con-
idence between btyer and seller; The stock j.
unusually large every department replete, and puT
chaseTs may isly upon meeting with Al extensive
assortment 0n reasonable terms They woulG di-
rect particular attention 10 n cir late importation
Of Irish Linen Goods. viz = and 4 Irish Linens.
ia Linen shretinE-, Pill0w Case Linens, Hand
ksTehisfs. Towels, EsPL ms, Bleachei aud Brown
Linen Table Cloths &c, ~. Corner Of Main and
First streets. mN3
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= 49,
RA-The united salaries of the ninefy-fve
clerks discharged from the-New York Gus
tom House make over 500, 900 year
s9- frugal newly married couple in
San Joaquin, Cal, who desired to combine
economy with fashion, made their wedding
tour to Sacramento with rhubarb 10 sell for
pies, bringing back Ash.
EsA- Major Irving Mcdowell, Assistant
Adjutant General, United States Army,
vas presented TO Queen Victoria on the 18th
ult
80 Miss Loretta Nickerson has been ap-
pointed Post Mistress at South Harwirh, in
place of Joseph T.. Nickerson her iaiherl,
deceased.
Sk5- In Austria, no one can receive "a H.
cense 20 marry, Inless he is able TO snb-
scribe bis name with his own hand 10 The
certificate
Bas On Saturday last, Mrs. Deborah
Cook, OF GTeensyille, Sussex county, N. j.,
fell from a cherry tree and dislocaled her
neck, causing instantaneous death.
r@- Elkana Crosby, of Phelps, Ontario
county, New York, while dipping siop from
large tub at diStillery in that place, on
he I'd inst, accidentally fell into the boil
ing liquid, and was so terribly scalded that
she died on the 9th.
Ndy- Prof Love, the wizard, announces
that among the many miracles that he can
perform is that Of making wives disappear.
He will take any married woman, and by
simple incarnation can send her off into
oblivion, bag and baggage.
A- An Illinois paper says THAT the rats
have become so numerous and ferOcious in
Coles county, that they are making sad
having among the young prairie chickens
A scarcity OF this fayorite game is feared
from this unusual interference.
pa. Miss Sarah H. Dyer, aged eighteen
years, and beautiful girl, Of Calhoun coun.
" Ga, while on fishing excursion las
Saturday, was bitten by large rhttlcsnakS
on her foot, and died from the effects OF the
poison ia few hours.
mA North Carolina editor acknow ledg
ing the receipt Of a bottle Of brandy, forty
three years old. says This brandy Is sc
very old that We very mnch fear that il can
not Lrs much longer
GeAFrancis Friedman. oae OF Napoleon
-" old guard died -uddrnly in Buffalo, on
Sunday last The Aarsrfissr ssys that Ia
vas eccentric aud lived alone, although h'
mad children ia the city Another recruit
mas gone 10 the shadow hattalIions thai
marshal with their immortal leader.
ga. The first calorie engine purchased
FOR Indiana is that Of John D. Defrees, Esq.
Of Indianapolis, with which he Intends 10
drive his press for the Daily Atlas newspa-
per. The engine has already arrived and
been put in motion for the qualification o.
those who desired to see it work. Good
edges Of machinery pronounce it comPe.
ent 20 do ell that Is claimed for i.