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UrlrED STATES PATEsr OTycs
WAsHIsGros. April 10, 1903
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ON the PETITION of BENJAMIN OhAM-
" BIRs Of Washington ID. c. praying ior me G
on Of uAtsu, granted 70 him the Stat day o. Juy o',
70 ssoed the ISL day Of April 1883 foT ao -
Sas,sls B..ene, fof Fire Arms aid APpusnoss Of the
ssms for seven years from tie expifstion OF SAo
h.,. place the 3ltt DAY Of jay 1919 ,h ps,.nt
az, ordered that the said petition be hesia o. tao
O0s on MON DAY the I3h day Of July neI at ~ O'CLOCK
"a all persons notified 70 aPpesi end sho"
.ny ,t,y Lave why sed petition ought not 70 De
f,ons opposing the extension required 20 ME IN the
P.t.ut Once their objections specially vet form IN W
q least twenty daJs before the day Of heaiing OIL
sled either party be used at the said hsarnS nut
ksD aud uansuitted In sccordanoe with the rules Vi o
scee which will be- furnished on application. a., -.
The testimony In the will be closed on me I9tn oay
Juns deposious and oGher papers relied upon
nony uu be filed IN the Office before the morning"
hat day the Arguments any within ten days thereafter
Ordered that this notice BE- published IN The Chronicle
Washington, ID C., and The Tribune New York NJ T. once
week for three sneceiyo weeks tho first OF fsid pubcA
hoes be al least days previous TO the Day on hesrng
ms lswJr b. p HOLLOWAY. Commissioner OF Patents
COMES, BROWN d. Co., COLLECT
~ CLAIMS sEsnst the Government. and PROCURE
PAINTS. Propose for Contracts purchase QusIermas-
ters Ordnance, Navy Agent and other vouchers Procure
tlernsn. Of arrears Of Pay, Bounty and Pensions No.
fsrkplsee New.fork and No 476 7lhtt, Washington, e.
ITO PARTIES about going to EUROPE,
l. OF into The COUNTRY.-A Gsntlsmsn and wife from,
Few England without children, are willing f, TAXI
CHARGE Of FURNISHED HOUSE for G.y humber OF
ms a,h,- Beiefpees u2eSeeptiopsbe. Address 10 W.d
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FURNITURE, Carpets Books famPnl ,as.a a sS
Libraries eGoSn' , =. ~ q sssss iwNI ~ ale
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JOHN OGILVY "a ScOtchman), deceased.-
- Reward will be given any person giving Information
the Subscriber regarding the deatn a1d leading to the
d,soysry Of the property and effects OF The late Mi John
Osvy native % Fora sre In ScoEud who wss run over
BY vehicle 10 HewYok yeArs ind died IN eonse-
acence. WIN. ShlNNEh. W rlte- 10 ne SBnet,
We'd Gresl Kinz-st Edinbgrgn Nom btaIp.
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TIYHE BRITISH AND NOkIH AMEhlOAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, ,,,yo
BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND LivEi'fo'lh .ALLiN'
De- AT CORK HAkBOR. 49,,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND Liy E t sDI, "Ahh
mo AT HALIFAX AND COhh hAhpo"- a. a
PEhslA i,. isyss bo.ton Wed, esday, May II
AlJSrRALASIAN Cook. leaves L. w -onesasS sg ~
NANaDA' 10 s.vss New.York. Wednesday June
Cn,Nh s w. lava, Bo.op.. -. Wednesday, June 10
hSI Ls, leave, New. York "Wednesday June II
PEnSncA' Leave. Boston, Wednesday, June "a
AfhSA' StIn. Lave. Nsw.YoIh "Wednesday, July
VRon SEw.roRK TO LiVshfooL ,,oa "A
Chief Cal In ~
Second Cabin Passage. ......''.'''.s.'.''' w"
.. PROM Bosros TO LIVERPOOL
Chief CABIN Passage. ..ss.....s'..'s'"'P's "a
Second Cabin Passage. s,.,.. eurrenov
PAYABLE 10 gold, Its equivalent IN uhi'ea S'A''
bsrths net secured until paid Ter, ...
An experienced Surgeon on board ...,.h,. ,.r a,a
es or Vsluabss unless Bills Of Lsdos hs's INC 'AA'
pressed arc sisned therefor
For Freight or Passage spp,y 20 No Rox,,ncgs.n.
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EW-YORK & NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING APRIL n, 1868.

Passenger Station in Ns~York, 27thl and 9Th Az
Entrance z7thst. .f.alt
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CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON. via GR1

~ TON, NEW-LONDON. STDNISGroN, PwOvI-
DENCE. NEWPORT. TAUNTON ed NEW.BEDFORD
-T1e fplcf did s-amers COMalONW EALTH and Ply
MOUTH ROCK win leave Pier No. - N r. foot Of Court,
landst. daily iescep. snDisfl at 8 p. m. 80 "a
Freight taken low b. other Inc Ofcs Of Com
pany No lis Nest-st., q COurtlsbd-s,. -
Ne siork. March 2. 1868. ". NJ EDWARDS, Agent
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CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
al Queenstown (Cork Hsrbor The weilhnown se,m-
~, of the Liverpool NewYo rk and fhisaspnA osean'p
o%gsny sfs W May Is
CiIJ Oe rr1S VI nix Saturday. May 70
wv 81 ~ At saturday. May 20
Ana every succeeding SATURDAY. noon IRON risr a.
North Rver ....ar ..i.f
'sl1 iA1n =. 20, =, .ar,.rox. l.r
P, "a N fS'd OF 40 90 sTEERAGE. eaa 50
rihoI odon KS COL stsersge ~ London... IS 50
Firt cson p,i 95 col Stearasr 70 Psris.... 10 80
fif Ssoln hms 10 O0I St.srsgr TO Hamburg 81 50
Ps.snse sso forwarded to Bsre Bremen Rotterdam,
Antverp kc., al equally low rates
Fsss irom Liverpool or Queeastown; l' cabin sIa
sss sts.rsge from Liverpool SO. From Queenstown W
Those who wsh TO send for their fsads can buy cas hs
at these rstss- =
For fur her information apply at the Compsnys onees
JOHN u. DALE, Agent No. Is broadway, W. -.
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EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
/ class will leave N-w:York the ID. 18Th and
2jd Of each month. except when those dates fall SUN
DAY, when the day Of departure viii bs the MONDAY FOL
lowing
For freight pss'ase, apply a. the only office No Bowl
ing-green d. b. ALLEN. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13

Il DEN and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MBOAT and RAIL.
ROAD CONNE}iION. -lhs CONT ENTAIL I. i.ayss
Pecssp E,s River, daily (Sulday exe.ptaH AT 3,i5n m
Tie Ste m oa Train leaves tho wharf New Haven az The
sHyl u ~ ar fer all stations. MONT LINRyrhs
1RAVEL Ea ! ave for New-li.v.n a. II O'Clock
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
Obituary.

CHAUN7Xi NJ ABBOTT State Senator from the Twenty
NTH district NJ New YORK did his residence In Niles
Cayuga eoBnty. ou the llih inst. Mr. Abbott ma
tive OF Niies an3 was born IN 1922. He elected
the Ass embly IN 1851 and OF the three repub
cans who defeated the enactment OF the Registry bill
1883. He elected and leading member OF
the ious in 1859 In 1881 he chosen to the Senate
LRwIs MoRRIs. grandson OF Lewis Morris, of the
6igners OF the Declaration or Independence, died at
Adams Run, South Carolina the 30th of September
JEREMIAH SPENCER, the last survivor of the
Wyoming, died mt New Hartford, Connecticut, on the
22d ult,, aged nnetyour The father of Mr. 81
Ger had removed from Bolton, Connecticut before the
OF the Revolution, and made his home in the Valley
Of the Susquehanna. He there died, leaving a widow
and three sons In their carly childhood. In the attack
upon the settlers IN that quiet and lonely valley by the
tory Butler and his Indian allies the elder brothers
Of jeremiah fell victims to the knife while the
mother with this her only surviving then but eight
years old, escaped and made her tosome journey,
mainly on foot, back to Connecticut
Mr.. JoHs SAWYER formerly Secretary OF State Of
Maine. died At Augusta n few days since.
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
Court OF General Sessions.
Before Recorder Hoffman.


Nov. 2lln the Court OF General Sessions this morn
ing, Recorder Honan passed sentence large number
OF prisoners who had been remanded for that purpose
Among them was Dr. Browne, who was tried and con
vicied during the September term OF the court o
causing the death OF Miss Cementina Anderson iu No
vemher last hy prolucing abortion on her. The Re
cordeF ater addressing few remarks 10 the prisoner ou
the enormity OF his crime sentenced him to the state
Prison tor two years
David Perry, for forgery the fourth degree, was
sent 10 the Peniteniiary for one year.
Henry Wiisnn, a young Eng shman, who had eaueu
gut' OF larceny from the person was sent to the stare
Prison tor two years.
JameS Cross, plea of guilty Of minslaehter IN tue
third degree. to the Sile Prison LOT TWO years
and six mon hs
Christopher Miner tna aged German who pleaded
guilty Of ATTEMPT commit rape on TWO ltte tiTs
10 te Prison Tor three years ana SIX
months
Mary Kelly tho v uuc Centre street cyprian who
pleaded gully of aa atomp At grand larceny was sent
20 the Nh dalen ASH n
nennis Usgyerty the who had pleaded guilty of
The liter If hs Yie Bridget Tag gerty, sant
To the Iunstic Asylum, he had exhibited unmisaka
BILE signs OF insanity while IN the CITY Prison.
The Curt then adjourned until Monday morning at
eleven O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY, Nov 2l-6P.M
The stock market opened more buoyant this
morning, with a steady upward movement and
larger sales. After the first call the general mar
ket advanced q a % per cent Erie rose to los,
and closed at 1917 1919. New York Central
sold as high as 1881. There were small sales of
Hudson River at 1914 advance. Harlem was
steady and a a "a higher. The preferred was
offered at 10. Reading went up to l24A4-s4 high
or than last evening. Cleveland and Pittsburg
was active, and advanced "A a Is. Michigan Cen
trail was "a higher. Southern old brought
esA on the cai-H advance-and was quoted
at 81 a s4l4 at the close. Illinois Central ad-
vsnced a, Chicago and Northwestern %, and
Pttsburg and Fort Wayne q. Gaena was "A and
Rock Island "a lower. Pacific Mail was quoted at
2l4 PIT and Panama at 1S6 1S7. Central Ame-
ricsn Transit brought 331s 81. Delaware and
Hudson and American Coal were without change,
and Pennsylvania Coal "a lower. Wyoming Valley
went up to 80 advance Mariposa declined n
and Quicksilver "a. Cumberland preferred ad-
vanced a. AT the second board the market was
active, and prices advanced. The storm prevented
the usual operations in the street in the evening
and the sales at the haif-past three o'clock board
closed the business of the day.
The money market remains easy, and borrowers
find no difficulty in satisfying their desires at seven
per cent. Lower rates are looked for.
Gold was not as active this morning as it was ON
the previous days Of the week, and prices went
down. 1t opened at l54, and gradually sank until
bAlf.past ten o'clock, when it touched 1927, and
from that time until in the afternoon the market
was fat 1t then revived, and, as will be seen by
hha fok 10 a~aJ
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
MATRIMONIAL,

A YOUNG MAN, "a WARS OF ACE AN orrrCER
n In tho United StA,ss Navy wishes To correspond with
some young lady bewesn the ages Of and NJ with view
70 marimony no objection 10 widow Address enclosing
carte ne yisae agr2saele de Lena United si1tcs soor
o war 'ihoenhe~ Nest Gulf Blocksding squadron.
A YOUNG MAN NOW SERVING IN THE NAVY,
"a wishes 10 spondence with young iady
with view 10 matrimony. Address c. y A., United states
gnnooa Kan swha blockadng OF Mobile.
A GENTLEMAN, WHO is NOW Is YEARS OF AGE,
dollars COW seeks WIFE She mus, be between l6 aud IS
good ops and Stylish she will bscrgcced 70 move IN
the hrs circles OF society six fsft high curly hair
aud weigh 100 and no deforntes All letters will please
la carte de vislte enclosed, ami will send
trn None bat those sincerity need address g. r., lie
fald oince
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PuILApEII Nov. 81, 1893.
Stocks Arm but inactive Pennsylvania dves. 100;
Reading Railroad, 62's: Morris Canal, 73; Long Island
Railroad, al; Pennsylvania Railroad, r. Gold l53.
Sight exchange on New York at par.
PuLApsIPHiA. Nov. 81, 1888.
Flour firm sales 5000 bis. at prices ranging from
S. so 81 rs for superfne to extra Ohio. Wheat firm:
sales 200 bushels at 81 65 for red and 81 03 for white
Corn active, and advanced to 81 16 for yellow Pork
nrm at SIG 25 SIG rs for Lard 6rm at 12c. for
barrel. Whiskey quiet at 69c. q 10.
BUFFALO, Nov. N-1PM.
Flour steady. Wheat arm, but quiet sales Of Sheboy.
gan spring at 81 %; red winter Western 81 So No.
Chicago spring 81 10 81 Corn Arm at 81 10. Oats
hrm at 73c Barley, 81 20 81 as Rye. 81 10. Peas,
&C. Whiskey very firm at 64c. Canal freghts firm
22c oD wheat and l2Hc. on oats to New York. Lake
po g,aD '1s Cana, or mn h
four 200 bushels wheat, 5000 bushels corn, 900
bushels oats 900 bushels barley.
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.


NAVAL PRIZE NoNEy.-PRrzE MoSsy FOR THE
~ follow ing yessoS Ia being coecied and paid At the
Banking and Cole, sssn CGces of WALDEN WILLARD,
lS York street, Brsskiyn, and 7a south Front street, Pha
delphia -Augusl Artur. Adger Anror, Alahsms Alb
iyn Blunt Bieu,,se Innbrldec WIN. fscon Cuysr Cum
daiGua Dale Soto. Ehan Alien. f1ls. Fam sesu Gem
% the Seas, Ge seiok Hawsths Haterss Harriet Lana
pawhs KlnEfsher, kttainny. Laekavspns- Monticello.
Mohawk. afnoila Minnesota Merceia NJ Vassar Mont
romoIy Maisaoh usss Memphis Mount Nerson, New
don. Nortbe n Ln Niaeara. Norwich, O~asco. OTTAWA.
Restless xoobufk, Roanoke. sa.ago DO Cuba stettin
Somerset South Carolina Semia aole, Seneca sc.ol SEA
Foam SAN HcAr'on, Susquehaina. Sacncn. 81 L0us g.
Knapp. santee, 50 Lawrence Safsnore, Star Tah0fna,
unndiIla Um.n, yic'oa van1aa. W rsahickon, wshasa
Water Witch. wachuso,t. ac.
DIVE LIST READY -RgUBEN yosT's DYcEMBER
Is ready snd will giys 70 ocers and sesen yriihou,
charge a. The seamens Bank, i9 York street near ths
Navy Yard gaie brogky aud nj his ONCE ~ Wall street.
New York RBJBts Vosb. Army and Navy Banker
DRIVE NoSEY-pRrzE MONEY NOW READY Ar
4 Nsohces Of WkbDkss 4 WILLARD 7u5 Sou n Front
street Phialeinha 81 Water street. Charsstoyn and lsr
York srsst Bool So for the following prizes Brit.
"Nemphs" for Magnolia" "Nagnos" Tor 'ns.icras',
DRIzE MCNEY.-DIsCHARGBD NAVY on Army
oncers or Seamcu or soldiers their Widows We can
and proc re pensions through EDWAKD BlssFfI,
Army AID Navy Banker ard se pnrscr of u = Nay IN
Broad'Say. corner OF Chambers street, New Yotk
TT.ITRD STATES SAyY-PRizR MONEY -
~ Discharged men can apply AZ this one Llsls VITA
amounts At the odcs o aent by mail.
\ soMEs. BROWN co. Naval Agents.
No sPAx pisos kes FORT
The New York herald., 1863-11-22

The New York and New Haven Railroad Com.
pany have changed 81 200 900 worth of the old
fraudulent Schuyler shares, and given in return
$780, 900 worth Of genuine stock. There yet re.
main $500 900 of the fraudulent issues to be can.
oelled. which the company offer to exchange on
the same basis Of one for two, with the exception
Of q couple of hundred thousand dollars which
the company will refuse, on the ground that the
stock was sssed to parties who were in cousion
with Schuyler. After this long pending difficulty
Ia settled the company propose to increase their
capital stock to four millions which will cover the
whole amount.
The total value of imports other than dry goods
and specie et this port during the week ending on
the Goth instant was s2,7lO.376 The value of
imports for the same description Of goods during
the previous week was 81 500, ,o5O
The firm Of WHICH We spoke yesterday as having
fai!o5 to fulfil its gold contracts was that of
Pepoon & Nazro.
The New York Central Railroad Company will
make a semi. annual dividend next month OF per
cent.
The Bank of the Metropolis at Boston went into
liquidation on the 18th instant.
The New York and Western railway lines will
advance their passenger fares, and also the
charges upon their cattle trains, after the lst Of
December.
The shipments of specie to-day to Europe were
BY the Edinburg $500 900, and by the Iansa sll7,-
0O0-total, s6l7 900.
The banks paid into the Sub-Treasury to-day
another instalment of $500, 900 in greenbacks.
Fifteen per cent Of the s35 1000 900 loan yet re-
mains to be paid. The banks have still on hand
over $40 900, 900 in legal tenders.
The business at the Office Of the Assistant Trea.
surer to-day was as follows;-
Receipts S63bo,55s
iVmonts .....'.....'......s. 5f1o,3U2
Rnancc. lSo5voI
The receipts from customs included in the above,
were s26S 900.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s63. 900, ,l42 and the balances ST..
e27,975. The olearances for the week ending this
morning were si0O, ,776, ,757an average Of sec 796,
I2s, against s73, $50. .255 for the preceding week
The earnings Of the Galena and Chicago Rail.
road for the week ending on the 18th inst were
~ follows-
Week cnding Nov. rs, p3I
Same time aN year ..............,.... 40,su
'norcss us Vt6
The earnings Of the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad from the 9th to the lith inst. were:-.
Wcck ending Nov Ia, 1868
came 'me last year 1896
Inorcssc 9iAl3
The following table shows the PENNSYLVANIA coal
tonnage for the week and season, as comparel
with tho rorrcanondinr tiuc 1eut vcnr.
The New York herald., 1863-11-22

OFFICE OF THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON
~ pany-New York, November TO- 1863 Notice is hereby
given that the Board of Directors have this day declared
last three months payable the Office Of the company
Wednesday llth inst. at A. NJ BY order OF the Board
OF Directors. THEODORE I. JOHNSON. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-11-22

TOHN d. MURRAY 4 CO., <
81 80 OF Liberty street. New YORK
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS.
Dealers Government and other Securities commission.
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
Tho Bank OF the Metropolis.

BOSTON,, Nov. 81 1868.
The Bank or tho Metropolis, Of this city, went into
liquidation the 11h inst No liabilities OF any descrip.
The New York herald., 1863-11-22

GARD TO THE LADIES Up TOU WANT CHEAP
"A Bonnc's. Of the latest styles call Madame IsAAcs.
36 Canal street. opposite Wooster. formerly OF No. D.
vision street Can and for yourselves in regard 70 the
prices.
AT MADAME RALLINGs. sls CANAL STREET. A
"a aree and elegant assortment OF Winter Bonnets
Round Hats In great variety.
The New York herald., 1863-11-22

The Al screw sisamer
BALTfxOaE,
Captain Lswis
VIII run weekly a. above from pr i5 East rver foot of
Wall street commencing her trps "Wednesday, No. Is
All FIRE sh be properly permitted and rsssr
provide themselves wtessscs In accordance with
the regulations OF the United and Tx,osIry
par.meb,s. For further inforrsanon apply 20
- JAMES RAND M Wall street N T.
square, Norfolk, Va - -
The New York herald., 1863-11-22

NOTICE TO THR STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NEW
IN York and Harlem Railroad Company
The increasing business of the company and anticipated
with other railroads render eYpedient forth.
with extend the double from its terminus At
Wamshridge TO Chatham Four Corners and to complete
the road from that place through to Albany
For the purpose of meeting the necessary outlays attend
ing such constructions and 10 deiay the incident
TO the OF the city raroad already authorized the
Board Of Directors have resolved that II expeden 70 In
the capital stock to such amount not exceeding the
limitations Of the charter be sanctioned BY the re-
Quse vote OF the stockholders and to issue the increaseA
stock from time to time be required for the purposes
OF completing such double track and extensions and
curing the necessary additional rolling stock .
The amount Of The capital stock limited by the charter
and amendaory acts and including both the common and
preferred stock eight millions OF dollars Of which
million one hundred and thirty nine thousand nine hundred
and fifty dollars rem ain unpaid.
The Board Of Directors propose that the capital stock b
increased to its full amount
meeting Of the stockholders for the purpose OF acting
upon such resolution OF the Board OF Directors and OF
curing the Of the capital stock to the fun
amount authorized by the charter and the several acts OF
the Legs atue amendatoy thereof will be held at the otce
of the Company at the corner OF TwenysiXh street and
Fourth avenne Tuesday the LIST day OF December next
at u O'Clock noon OF that day
For the pnrrose OF asccsining the stockholders who
fer will be closed required by Saturday. the 7h
day of November inst the Of the first publication OF this
notice.
The books will be Tuesday. the 10th day OF No
vember inst BY order OF the Board of Directors.
G. VANDERBILT. President
WM. II. EMERSON Secretary.
NEW YORK, November 9, 1858.
The New York herald., 1863-11-22

MATRTMONIALl a YOUNU AKNr UFFIVkR, WHOSE
M modesto and good only cxcelied b. His uu
daunei bravery & DESTROYS of fDding female heart
beat IN symuathy With his Address Alfred Camp
hsssqusrter OF Eighteenth division Thlrd Amy c0 ps via
Washington, ID. Y,
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
THE LECTURE SEASON.

T ECTURE MRS CORA l. v. HATCH Will LEc.
IL tle slndav. iu Clinton Hall a three T., on
The New Gospel aud IA AdyJcalsi
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-24
Artificial RufleH.

The Scientific American says: We have
some hesitation in publishing the following
Information. lest some snterprising Yankee
'akes it into his head to '.institute a series
Of experiments on the subject" Some OF
the butter sold in this market at the presen;
time would appear to have gone through
some such process as described below. A
writer 10 London periodical says:
Cream is a very delicious food. yet it is
only the fatty substance of the COW with a
peculiar flavor superadded. II our chemists
, can take the whole fat of the low. afte,
slaughter. and add to it an artificial flavor,
and thus convert it into An artificial cream,
it will surely be great gain. There is lit
tie doubt that large amount Of London
butter is manufactured artifcially, but the
objection is, that it is very bad and un
pleasant imitation Of natural butter.
The present writer was riding behind an
engine on a railroad. short time back,
| when there stole on him strong odor oil
red herring.
"Why. guard, is the driver cooking his
breakfast at the fire box door ?"
| No. sir; that is where it comes FROM
pointing to q huge factory on the left of the
road.
What are they doing there 20
Melting down fat.''
/ For the candle makers I"
! mo. sir; for Dutch butter.'
| "What fat is it 20
Oh. they pretend it's all .a4res :; but
put in old grease Of any kind-oId railway
grease and bone-fat.''
But why for Dutch butter?''
because they can't make it into butter
here. as DR.. Le,heby and DR.. Hassall would
be down on them. So they send the fat
over to Holland ready melted. and make i,
into butter there, and send il. back here
when nobody can say anything agains. it
But. sir. am told they use arsenic in puri
flying that fat. and If they don't get it all
out before they make butter of it, all the
worse for the poor who eat it,
If fthe English manufacturers produce ed
,ible and nourishing ia; from waste and 9th
er materials. and Dutch chemists SO flavor
it that it tastes like butter and the effect or
digestion is the same. there is no apparent
harm in the process. But it would BE- well
nevertheless. that it should pass throu h the
crucibles Of the English chemists hefofe i,
passes into the stomachs of the ELgiish poor
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-24
The Issue.

Iu modern times. no Question has been
presented of equal masni'uie With that
which is now being tried on this continent,
By the ordeal Of battle
The experiment of government founded
on the principle tina, all men are bora free
and equal. and resting its ultimate authority
on the will of the governed. has been watch
ed with anxious solicitude throughout the
civilized world
Our unparalleled prosperity. in all the
arts of civilization, for more than three
quarters of . century, has fully atsested the
wisdom of the sacrifice our fathers made
and is an earnest Of what we may jet hope
for humanity under the benign influence OF
free Institutions.
While our forefathers solemnly declared
to the world in justification of their atsemp;
10 establish . separate government. and .
se,feyident truth upon which all govern
ments should rest, that all men are born
free and equal. they were contens TO leave
Afrie.n slavery, which had bseo forced
upon them against Their Inconsistencies. by
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