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F- An honest confession Is said to be
good for, the soul. The Richmond Euniasr
declares that whatever negro suffrage may
mean at The North, and even In the Border
States, In tho eouthcrn tier Of States Il has
only one saAa.iag-AxAl0ANA1 It TINS
arpcara. that the superior race the
ehiva1ry Of Old Virginia and other
late slave States, arc not kept from
lutermasrying with negroes BY any
repuGnance on their part to race
or color, out merely By the fact thst ne
erocs cannot yote. This probably accounts
fer the stringent laws passed by Louisiana
last winter, and by Texas more recently. pre-
venting intermarrsaGes Of this kind. The
"supesior saee,', evidently, regard 1t a =
great personal sacrifice to the pnblic good to
refrain from marrying negroes. There Is no
accounting for tastes. The E1dminfr's asgu-
mcnt against negro suffrage presents the
question In nogel light.
, 1866-12-11
ARIZONA.
Message Of Governor Mccormick to tho
LevfS1Ature.

Message Of Governor Mccormick to tho
: AeEi2aaxure.
Richard c. Mccormick, Governor ofthe
Territory of Arizons, delivered, on the sth
OF October. his message to the third lesisla-
tire Assembly OF the Territory. From IL the
following paragraphs are taken.
The total Territorial ludebtcdness.as audited
to this time, amounts to sci ,05t.4t, and
there Is balance Of s249, 50 in the treasury to
the credit of the general fund or this in
dehtedness $15, $40 Is payable in gold, being
the amount Of bonds land interest on the
same to January i, 1St'7,l issued under tho
act Of tie First Assembly. approved Noven1-
ber q, ls64, and cntitleI IAN act to pruvide
for 1he contingent expenses OF the Territorial
Government"
THE MINES.
IftheIe Is less excitement over Our mining
interests there Il more confidence IN tbcir
excellence, and q strengthened belief that
their development will surprise The world
Ten quartz mills will hare been erected in
this county alone before the cl1se OF thu
present year. Those already tu operation
afford gratifying evidence Of the value OF
the gold ores, and as the lodes arc sunk
upou they show pernancuce aod size. The
! appearance Of 6ulphurets and refractory
| elements at . certafn depth may involve ths.
| necessity Of more elaborate machinery, but
noobstacle will, think, be sufficient to baf-
!
| ipc more ul,on their own energies and capital
than uT~.n help from abroad, arc determined
| 10 know no tuch word as tail.
The rare advantages OF wood, water aud
climate, Gre more than sufficient to o;Iset
the cost Of living and the heavy expense o.
transporting machinery here. and l believe,
as l hare often asserted, that there are few
localities upun the Pacific c,'ast whcrt
quartz mining may be SO economically
agseeably aud prodtabty pursued.
I AGRiCCLTunY-
Tb- valleys OF the Territory, mora cxten
EiyclY cultivated this year than ever beiire
have produced in abundant hA1.cst. The 5.elt
of corn, vegetables and small grain Is sucl
as to prove That henccfosth We need not lnns
sbroad for food :and make no doubt that i
assured their crLps will be bought sns
promptly paid Tor, and they are properly
protected from Indian iucursions, our ranch
nen will. durinE the ensuing year. hJ tht
faver OF Heaven, raise all the breadstud
that may be required to subs,st the nailisas,
force In the Territory.
, 1866-12-11

~4&k~>>+hAA9 A-%NASA~S%
The building Of immense tanks to stow
away the 4u1p1usage Of crude oil, iusteal Of
.orcfug Ii on an already over-stocktd msEket,
. subject that has frequently occurred
10 the oil producers Of Western Peansy1vauia,
though tie absence Of such tankage and the
recessity OF some combination 20 Is to make
The production Of oil permanently paying
investment was never more felt than at pres
eut There is more oil produced at present
than there ever was before. hnt there Is NO
data to psove that the supply from the pres
cnt producing wells will be continuous. The
amous Maple Shade, Noble. and other wells
are nov unpsoductiye. 800 barrels being the
largest yield OF any well now. but there arc
50 many that produce but little aud yet Ia
paving quantities, With M oil = = : a!r pHss.
hands Of those who bJ their industry
are .alrlJ entitled to the profits, until the
pressure on the home md foreign supply oi
crude and refined Is diminished.
, 1866-12-11

The Detrois Tribune anno"nees win E7eafp'ess.
usc that the !t.Jlan frucossnf tlstori. VII s1s't
That ci'y on January I'LL and lsth. She will DC
accompanied oy heF "hole tronpe OF n1sr-'nfoe
peEtons- She WI sppe@s In %he rsse o. Seeea
Elizsoeln and lazy aAe'eta. aae eam Pe,a .os
a'fsfe Tor NE t~o nisha u $Um. 1te 1raeaae
ecatls tna: De1foiI VIII oe Inc nfst Nse1efn eaV
which TIT g1eas hls!oF' VIII appear
ar. f'hnk ~. iaime1 ~ eo,a ont ~ in!esr"
IN The toted e1d'f htGtHfrto .. ". q :. u. 4ln'
md see papff VIII nTfeaa!ee pe ponnsaeo D! tne
Arpt f9er f'intins eoapan9' he. fAmee Aoo MI
Dixon Will 1eta' the editorial control Of the pape
Under TIE new as1anEement MT. fAues wtA ave
ala nhole sfsenl1on % editorial duaes ina tnese
can be no doubt that toe PsPcf VIII commune 10 oc
= sound snd en'erpEtme loatpat.
Il ts ttsted that The Prince oi wales IL about 70
become Free Mfton. 4]
eeheaat NoGa =. ~ - gsmA .o %.us sa,s T.-
t0e ua.n ".eeAeo ~ s1s &'''e"' A1e '''okt' @'-'
essapeo tnna.+ .....n.--
F3o.eesor s1uas' ~ -, .o.ss 80,
moatn sonegG ~ 80 -. aaaoana17v See'ea
f!es'utne' y. aA"" ~" rs4t. ...s
he', ~: pi, u w. ao.A, ss.a ~ ~. sst,
mnn' toA. 70 eeu4 ". ~ ..a ~ ~
snn ptvp1'1 =. S.sessssss - ero ~ ~ ~
.no,''aa"4' III 1aA' @'N' ~ "s's e>'''3'S'S'
eAen.
Mhaam Anonp'ua. "ooftsAH' m.aulae.ns
9! !s.,1E'out =. - so4.s ~ p.oes. snun ~ ~
~os,e es.on' ano eolieSaoa =. ~ Pteta'' nos rum
"e 1a,op.n a'. rnI.s..s ,.Iaea - e
Az olo MY namee sn.aosn ho's, !es.a'1s n
AsAeia, oH'o. ~ A"xHse ~ e.A~l ~ y
.eoeto1s Ivy NIax VI .'..N gy"a es*N.As ue.
,ee. aoo teas1ns aet saoeH.nr maaae.. nes
"is ~ ass ". psas ~. sae 49, .a.q
seae. nom ~, usleu ~ 4eos.noI' ~.
~ to.u 1o 1.'!on, nn of'.ae' ~ nsns 'a."e, - ~
~ ~ nslaa. a. ~ D.oa ~. 1s p,..,as ns
@.a = ~e4e - -. o.<s.o~
] Nesr'io1 ~. ssk' 1ns ~ pees w. A.a1s'
taooooa =! !anttesu ..uS AaA.ops " oe ie'"
| dEeeo 70 tne autnof OF 'Fe4aan~
| AF. y. e Ellis h1s rettred from his editorial
| connection with he Istsyet:e lind :, Jourak He
h,, mi, nrrnn,.t me roxt1ior nv ~ ,,anths-
"a. ontJ eSeup.e9 ue pos1'4on tos 'e" caeo!a'; =,
| 9he Count Of Flanders hss rented The whole
| rtcht Wig of tho Grand Bptsl dining the P31a
| ETh1},ftion. 1he nutr al S..,,n H.. .,trn 4
| ~ c -t -
| MANSION In fre sFnue oe* cosa1pe A5eeea nc
intends To ahke Pasis bis home. The Emperor
expects 70 ind the Exhibition e,tsn % naneh
| ,nnr,l r4,rn,e an Him h. an rnt.,..rn no
rn..ts =. ronnIr4nc III. tessnn'
I+- ls,eIv nrse+ntcd acsivo ~ u. .rn,,to-
I,etsan- for rhs Rhode I.l.n5 so,dsc,., Xonu-
m. NJ. ccntennhse. = .,,rrtrne f,,,tv ,.st hIcf
.Ur1noan,rd b. a .,.tre txr,,e M h.r., symhoilc
Of tsa s,s,e, bxa1tnc wreath. Tna eor xI1l not
eYr-rd ssr. no.
A frl)oz cslled \, the offe. NJ Mart. Fctean.n
In NV YORK. On saturday l.xt ,.,rs..nttng thst
, 1866-12-11

Boutwell, has introduced bill instF"ctlnE
the Seer, tn.y of tho Treasury TO sell.
every Monday morning. to tho highest
bidders, two millions OF gold, tho proceeds
10 be invested in lntefcst-bea1ing obllca-
HONG or tho Unlied States. II this
b[l passe., tha conntrJ Will have tho sAtis-
faction Of witnessing reduction OF the In
terest debt at the rate Of ten millions 8
month, for at least a year to come. y = ',
The section Of tho law which authorizes
the Secretary Of the Treasury toSretire
four millions Of grecnbacks per month
should be repealed, nud . new-ieaue OF
legal tenders should be authorized. sufacsent
in amount to redeem and cancel the hundred
aud ffty millions nj Compounds a. fas' ~
they become due, first applying the surplus
eurTency in the Treasury TO that purpose,
aid supplementins It With now grtenbseks-
-Tbese two measures. working together,
! wonld operate like charm. :.
The gradual and steady ssle Of the Idle
| coin every week, would prevent rise In the
price Of gold; the payment and cancellation
of tcn millions OF bonds, Per month would
greatly strengthen The public credit and
enable the Government to :4place" fire per
cent loan on the market at pat, with which
10 take up the F1Te:TwentIes and Seven.
Thiztfes rs last as they fall due. The new
rreentacks Issued would not initiate the chr,
,cncy as they would simply I'll the space
now occupied By the Compounds, ard at tht
same time the tax payers would be relieved
Of the ten millions of interest which thos.
Compounds are now drawing.
a large part Of the Compound notes ar,
held BY the banks as the reserve funds re
Qui1c3 by Law. When they ara redeemed lh
hanks mnst replace them with plain green
backs. Hence, new legnl.tenders can y
issued to take up the Compounds withou
causing pcreeptib1c imitation Of the currency
Here, then, we have two simple, plain
efficient methods which will reduce the In
tcrest on tho National Indebtedness eyhtee
millions per annum reduce the bonded det
more than one hundred and thirty million
get rid Of the intcrest-1raHtng lesal-tendcr
give back to commerce and the people OF
! hundred millions of idle gold replace th
6and 80 bonds with5 per cents; ensure
continuance of prosperous times, and pr
mote the National credit at home aud abroa
, 1866-12-11

FRAN tho LotAdlle uetnoeratf
The .oarrc: between the New York AS
sociated i'ress and Mr. D. Il. Craig, who,
until recently, WIS its General Snperinten-
dent, will resalt. 60 far IS the Western sud
Southern Press j. concerned, In favor Of the
latter.
The New York Associated Press conccn-
trated everything in the way Of telegraph!c
Western press only such as It chose to sena,
making everything secondary to New York,
and seeming to care but little whether the
collection Of news was valuable to Weatetn
aud Southern publishers or not. We not
uuffequently we're furnished With an Item,
wheelbsrrow factory somewhere in New Eng
total loss Of 81 400.
Now, we shall be supplied with news fur
nlshed by aa agent in the interest Of the
"Westetn Associated Press" and whose
primary importance. The change. we are
convinced, must In the cod rebound to the
general good OF Western and Southern pub
lishcrs. The old monopoly undertook 70
coe1ce Western publishers into receiving
their dispatches exclusively: under tns pain
did not promptly pronounce in their favor.
So far we hare not heard Of a single paFsr In
the West that they have hadgered into terms
In fact, the Western press have 20
long suffered under the Iaah oI TINS
joieed at Tie opportunity afforded
them Of making change Ne are
happy to state that the press Of the city Of
New Alhanr, Of Metuphfe, Of New Orlesns,
and Of Mobile and other points, 50 with the
Western association.
sPR1Sar1ELD, KAssAcHEsETrs.
! [From The Springfield tNaa.,) Republican, No
| yeuaber ao.1
| Mr. Craig announces "ten strike" In hia
| efforts TO build up Te1cgraphlc News Agen.
| cy asa.n.t that Of the New FORK Associated
Fresno less than the tssnsiercnce OF the
! Western Press TO his arrangements. Ihtd
includes the Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
| Lonisville. Detroit, Cleveland and St. Loul:
journals, and altogether Is the most numer
Gus and powerful branch Of the press q
the country ont Of New York: Thes'
adherence to Mr.. cralg's agency will insur,
its success, aud will tend 70 divide the pges:
OF the conutrJ at once nearly equally betweet
the two'grcat news agencies.
, 1866-12-11

The following. articles and sailing direc-
tiops are to govern the great Atlantic yacht
race between the three vessels Henri
etta, Testa and F1cetxing-whIch viii start
from Sandy Hook f3r the marine light on the
wes1 OF the Isle OF Wight, in the English
Channel, (play or pay.} ut one o'clock p. NJ,
on Tuesday, the 11th instant:
AKuc1Ks OF AaEEDx1E.
NV YohE, October q, 1S66-
Georvc and FTark Oesood bes Pierre Lorillsrd.
r.. md othvrs. thirty thor.and dollars $50 o@j
that tle F3eetwing en- beat the Sests to the Sea-
dies. On the coast Of England The yachts to
start irom Sandy Hook On the secund Cay tu9s-
day il DeeeEsheE, md 10 sill sceordfns. 10 ths
rules Of The New fo.k facht Club, waiviug the
Allowance Of line. The rails to b carried aru
Ds1rsai.. fosesail Jfo: dying .b, o topsa1l, E1re
nd main ca5 top.a! =, E.atn topnast ssAEsslls,
storm yzeils an4 frtsafls.
ne yseht HenEislta enters tte shore race By
lion By members Of fhe New York Yacht C1ub.
Any minor points not embraced In the above. that
ca9nos be sest1ea b Aessrs- oe:ocd, Lori1!ard
ehs11 ehoote ~ unptse and .he urapttes ehos-n,
twenty per cent OF The money to be drpoai1e3
with Nj. Leonard #. Jerome en- Sa'ntday. the
thl1d OF November. balsnce 10 be deposited on
the Ertf t1st> Tuesday Of Detember-play pr pay.
We the undtEs!Eed agree teIe-any to tic
MATER. J. G. BEESETr.JR
{Witrrss) FR4ER1.it OsGoUp,
u. s. FEAE1yo, CEORGE f. OSGoQD,
s. TkzLcI. r. L0kltIARD, 1n-
, 1866-12-11
EARLY RESUMPTION OF SPECIE
PAYmENT<.


....tne1e il decided opposition on the part OF
looking to undue haste in the payment ofthe
public dctt, or the resumption Of specie pay
ments" And thi. feeling is undoubtedly 3
iai,hful reflex Of tie preyailiDg sentiment Of
the uaasses. The authority given to the Sec
Tetsyy os the Treasury hS ConxEess at its last
ecssion, 10 retire from circulation four NIL
liona of ofErecnoacks PER month, has neEer r.:
ceiyed the popular approval, The people
have Acauieeced. under the supposition that
there was so,ne financial necessity therefor.
But It Is beyoud their power to comprehend
how the country IL benefited By retiring
xtecpbacks Hhsch draw no Interest, and re-
plcctpc them with bonds which draw gold
interest. or esca with bank notes bssed on
bonde.
plsin common. people are of the opinion
tLat II were better for the public Wcltare and
the credit of the Government to invest the
su.plus funds ofthc Treasury In interest
drawing bonds than In free gseeneseke. A
Fivc-TEenty bond for 81 QUO can be pur-
chased for about $40 in gold. It draws
thirty dollars In gold every SIX months,
which L. the sau,e "a tG1-so per aunum in
coin. On the bond, and amounts TO eight per
cen. on The gold value Of the bond, or eight
and half per ccnt in currency on the face Of
thc bond. If The Secretary Of the Treasury
Ind gene earnestly and honestly 70 work, SIX
months ago. to selling OF Idle gold
and investing the proceeds either In Fire:
Tweuties or seven-T -Thities, his December
balance sheet would show oce hundred MIL
lions less interest bearing debt in the hxnda
Of fcscdito1s; and while the Interest account
would be thereby reduced ktx millions in
coin, or eight IN currency, The credit Of the
Government would be strengthened, and
gold would be under 13o today. However
grand and satisfactory It 1nay be far the Sec
retaFJ TO be able to point to . hugr, glitter.
ing pile Of one hundred millions Of coin lying
In Uncle satn's eafc, 1t would be more useful
TO the .Nstional credit, and beneficial to thu
:a1-payera' pockets, Hhe could point to p.,e
ofone hundred and thirty millions OF redeem
cd and cancelled Federal bonds, on which
TO interest will ever again have 10 be paid
There is no place or position in which th,
debtors money can do him 70 much good a
In his creditors pocket, with correspond
Ing endorsement on the back Of his note 0
bond. But the mind OF the Secretary OF tn
Treasury Is 70 lot.y and soaring thAt 1t rarel
gets near enough To the earth to perceiv
financial matters in this plain and eommo
sensc Light.
We arc g1sd 10 see that Reprcseut--tiv
, 1866-12-11

EFrom the December number Of the
1ndiaua School journal We gather the follow
Ing interesting educational statistics OF that
State for the present year: The whole num-
hes Of children, between the ages Of six and
twenty -one, Is $50, ,Ts; school districts,
$500; districts In which schools were taught
within the year, s. lG6 pupils attending pri-
narJ schools, ia; attending high
schools, .le~0a8; number OF teachers em-
plored, 9.B; expended for tuition.
e. LGn, I'D; school houses built within the
year, SIG; total value OF SCHOOL property,
x1.5l5.-S4: total number of school houses,
s.aM number Of private schools, 2,oo6.
, 1866-12-11
HORACE GREKLET As 4 I11STO-
HIAH.

TIE AMERICAN CONFLICT. BY no1Ack
EEsdA1' Fo'nae II. hasaota' ~ l. ~Ase
~ a,et 1o,nm. or Nr cnec1cv,. bf.,ory
~ tho ..Aurr.c,n cnntict, rcIstcd mainly
- 49, ,o1;,,es1 c.nees and .nteceaents al the
~. r mr,t hare already hecn sdtudeed
nncn b5 The public, aud no further criticism
than those xr h.ye ALREADY made are needed
n-,1 n1..e M. n. nnr.<nt vo,nmc rom
c,r,des the work undertaken by the author,
and l. mostly occup1ed with a narration Of
~. s~cn,e n thr var- bcr4nnfnv with the
snr;nr of ,slr and ending w,th tho last sus-
, 1866-12-11
ANT1ETAM CEMETERY.
Dissertation OF the LoTal Dead.

Desecrat1on OF the Loyal Dead.
CFepm the Haserstown PA Heea1d and Torch.
December 81
The work Of removing the remains of tho
loyal dead, scattered around the Antietam
bnt1le field. 10 the Cemr1ery. stth continues.
A fcw days nEo, another photograph likeness
was discovered with hadg, the likeness OF
beautiful womau; and another bottle wss
found. enclosing the nasne, ete., q the sol.
der with which 1t Was buried. Tho burial
corps has met with assistance md kiuluess
fsctn the persous residing in the uesshbor-
hood, On whose properties the bodies vc,c
buried, with hut Two exceptions. One pei
sou commended that there were none buried
on his place. but the guides. and those who
were present at the battle, knew better, ant
large number OF bodies we're dug up in bis
garden. He bail cultivated bis ca5baSes urer
the shallow graves Of the slain, and stoutty
commended that there were none theret Az
other treated the members Of the corps rather
roughly. and asserted that uone werr buried
On his taEm. But the contrary fact wsa
known, and number Of bodies were taken
up from beneath form road that he hal
made over the }pyni dead! C,nnu,en. in
these casts Is unnecessary,
, 1866-12-11
WESTERN As.ocIATEp PRESS.

: The meeting Of the Western Associated
tPress, which commences In This city To-
morrow, will be held In Prof McCoy's Ice
ture room, In Crosby's Opera House-cu-
trance On Washinetou street. Tbs hour
fxea for the meeting is IL o'clock IN.
, 1866-12-11
AKu{lH OF A9RxExET-

81 An exchange paper says. HA11. Nor
ristey visited the Capitol few days stnce,
and On noticing the Speakers desk inquired
whether that WAS where the referee at rn
, 1866-12-11

BecretnrJ McCulloch's Financial
Policy.
cmc1oo, December 10.


Raisora Chicago Tdbane:
In the namo Of Chicago and the North
xe1t. I dcclaro.wsr agatust Hugh MeCul- |
loeb. I denounca him ~ the most supple |
and seryile toot of the gold gamblers and
s.ocs iohbcrs: the most remorsc}ess and I'M
.crupulous enemy Of business interesta and
business men who his held the power OF the
Treasury Tor many years.
IA knoxs thst the immense business of
thIs corrtry, extended over vast ares, and
n.rtic,oatea In by reas1y the whole body Of
:he neople, cannot be successfully carried on
rirhout more abundant circulating medium
than te required Ic any other country
He knows that in tiues OF aounuaat cur
1eucy, universal prosperity teigns, and the
Development Of the country proeeeds With
wonderful energy and rspidity.
He knows that when the currency Is re-
dueed and gold becomes king, every Elnd Of
a state between beggsry and bondage, snd
The n,sets Of every commanlty become is
lords and Its task masters. .,
He knows that 'gTeenback policy"
would develop this country moro tn t"enty
years than gold policy could do In sixty
lie knows that the great body cfthe peo-
| MI. and the rreat majority of business men,
Are warmly and decidedly In tavor Of An am.
| Bic amount Of Government currency, and OPP
| po.ed to his contraction policy;
But he defes the popular will.
| III waees war on the business Interests Of
he plays into the hands Of the gamblers IN
stocks and gold to produce huctuaalons and
rap3cs, and lufict losses On men engaged N
| legitimate business.
do evil sud, If he could, would destroy the
money wuich makes the great mass OF tho
people Independent. and reduce them TO the
1 condition OF serfs dependent on the taSos Of
such masters as himself
t II he wer, driven out Of ounce, ana ms
place supplied With a man whose heart Is
With the Moplc, and whose mind will give a
| wiling service to their interests, tho country
wuelld 70 forward in an une1ampled march
of prosperity ind power.
most fuctuating and deceptive, It's valut
J chAuEes With ever5 supply from the mine:
and every shipment abroad.
| Gold. silver and copper are no more natnro
mediums Of exchange than diamonds, tubies
and cmeralds.
An arbitrary act OF the law declares wha
thing shall represent values and satisfy lega
obligations. The Law made the Greeaback
legal tender In payment Of debts, and th
: necessity Of begging and borrowing gold +
J | effect exchanges ceased. So the SecIetar
wiehes TO deprive the people Of gEeeqbaek Z !:
! aud make gold aga1n the master Of thei
property and toll.
Lit cTery business man In the Northwest
! sea IN the country-writc to bis Represents
e live and Senator ia Congress, demanding th
> immediate construction Of legal cae.
!. which NO veto can unlock, aud the immedial
conf1nen ent therein Of Hugh McCullocl
: Secretary o: the Treasury.
Let him spend the residue ofhis official ten
t in contemplating the enormitie. Of flnal
;. to carry it out, would have been the d!stre
- OF The poor, the aeEtandizement of the ricl
II and m Immense reduction OF the wealth At
nower Of The country. J. II. B.
, 1866-12-11


world. Each movement Of the "indlcatoF"
k the resultant Of all the forces at work IN
AmeEica, Europe, Asis, and Australia
which can possibly affect the ralue OF United
States currency OF United states bonds. 1t
fvlloKs that the opefsso1s IN Tue eold Room
should be, ~ the same .'me, INC oese m
formed and Inc nost lnteaneent business men
In the country, ihey must NOT only naTc
the best and latest 'niotmatlon, oat toey
must be Aolo 10 determine insanity "hst
the effect OF any given fact *h'ea may come
their knowledge. ihey 1anss oe aole
to resolve the most eonphcated
problems IN mental arithmetic with.
out moments hesitation. II
the Secretary Of the Treasury has decided
upon certain measure Of financial policy.
or the President upon certain measure Of
foreign policy II there ID short corn crop,
or Feutan rebellion, or a trouble in Europe,
OF heavy Immigration, or great oil dts
| corery, OF change In the tarid, or anything
| else, which can Affect the currency or this
public credit, they must DO able to melt
down the mass and weigh the product In
stantly. This Ia the work OF Onuiscience,