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FOR SALE AND no Remit.

On FOR SALE OR 10 RENT.-THEnA
LII elegant Farm OF 40 Acres, with handsome Man -
sion or Country Residence, the Bristol turnpike An
IRON the Camden and Amboy Railroad Station at Anda
lusia and three-ourths of mile from the steamboat
Station, other adjacent stopping places on of
railroad Ihe location is on an emlneuce ana has the
and healthy spots residence In the tate of Penn
sylv?nia The mansion Is every way commodious. with
good cellar, spacious dining room, kitchen paror, dor
mtories Ietc. whilst there large and improved
barns ont houses, eic etc
fine LOT Of fast travel ing Horses and blooded Mares,
together with Horses Tor farming purposes will be
disposed OF at the sae az viii be, Wagons Harness
hold Furniture miscellaneOus articles, ETC. etc The
entire property OF 46 acres with planeo crops mansion
and may be sold at private sale oreased
time from the present date until he day of public sale
sltua ed HAVING front OF about SO yards on the
Bristoi turnpike makng It most suitable Tor the
manner il however this iot is not disposed of pfi
yaiey l. VIII be peremptory sold to the highest Ddcer
The property offered Is every way desirable being
near TO colleges churches, public schools, etc. and
II is on y l2K miles from Philadelphia which can be
reached az almost every hour OF the day night Bills
Answ g. craig Co Sor Front Sa SefS spee az sSoge
Walnut; Nessrs Watkin & Weaver's, Library street.
above Fourth; James r, cantwells, n. W. corner of
jenkins stables Broad street below Walnut.
he sale VIII take place on the premises at 70 o'clock
premises will get OF the at Andausa station g. &
ARR. tS2s4tl JAMES r. 0ANTWELI.
NA TO RENT-THE FIRsT.CLAss RESI-
LII DENCE, No. 2l33 SPRING GARDEN Street, with
furniture Tor sale Rent $500 Apply on the premises
rom TO O'Clock L. Nj 3H6t
Na TO RENT.-DoUBLE COTTAGE CON
I'LL tanning eight rooms, and five In the attic, the
trenton Railroad, one mile below Tacony, with coach
3242w Apply at No. tit WALNUT Street.
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MR.. GoUGH AT THE ACADEMY THIS EVENING
The indications are that Mr.. Coughs lecture on
Temperance at the Academy of Music this evening
will falrly test the capacity of the house. Should
there be any tickets remaining dnsold up to this
evening they be had at the door OF the Academy
We are also authorized to state that in order meet
the great demand for admissions, house. or standing
tickets will also be for sale at the door this evening
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LOST.

Z OST OR MISLAID-SCRIP CERTIFICATES
Il of the DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, as folows;-
Nos. ll,62l, 1892, II, 1853 and 12472,
all In the name OF J. BOLTON WINPENNY, Executor
OF j. WINPENNY.
Application has been made TO SAID Company for new
certificates in place Of those so lost or misald.
s@s2. Executor.
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su,.,,,ili.p Among the N.y,o...


IRON the Norfolk Virginian, Sept AL
A Strange Authorization has possessed the
negroes Of this csty. From the fact that hearty
ali the cases OF CHOLERA occurring in the cfty
among their own color, they have beea
ignorantly led TO believe that the disease was
not cholera at all, but that the deaths were
brought about by the administration Of poison
by the physicians. This superstition W As first
starred in Richmond, we believe. where so
alarmed were the negroes in some instances
that they concealed the existence of choIer a
cases among them, in order that no physician
should visit them. Thoee neglected cases, OF
course. proved fatal.
The above heathenish superstition is an
alarming one to possess the negro mind; and
while nothing could possibly be more nm :
founded, foolish, or absurd, great harm may
come of II II not eradIcated. The better ia /.
formed among the negro population should
disaouse the minds OF those OF their class
physicians, for certainly they have done mu ch
TO alleviate their sufferlngs, and have by their
timely attendance saved many from the grave.
Why the greater number of cholera cases occur
smong the negroes, and why the whites are al
most entirely exempted from the disease. Is
easily enough explained from natural causes
The negroes live in crowded tenements Of I'M
perfect ventilation; their food is poor and
often decidedly unwholesome; and they lack
medicines ready and Immediately At hand
when the disease attacks its victim.
The foolish talk among the negroes that the
white physicians are in any way instrumental
in the propagation Of death among them is too
ridiculous and absurd TO be for a moment en.
terfained, and the negroes would do well to
dismiss il from their minds. .ir
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DROPosALs FoR FORAGE.

Assistant Qxartsrte,riaser's QEes,(
fhtIadelrtta. Pa., September II. 1856.
sealed k.opessls Will be received at this once
until u o'clock n, THURSDAY, September q
lsSS fer fnrniehing this department with 70 h
NE LOT period Of six tsl months. commencing
Ve1ooe5 i, $50 and ending the slst day Of March,
.' CON, oars. HAY. AND STRAW,
for use Of animals in the public service, &c at
this depot. or any other locality within this
command that may be directed. All grain to be
OF the best QuAlity-0ats 81 poands to the bus DEL
Oorn - pounds to the bushel, Hay of the best
quahty Penpeylvan Timothy: Straw 10 be RE,
best q!ahty-aii SUBJECT to be ins Pected and an.
proved prior to delivery.
Pr9Io-als will state price per one hundred
po1pda Tor Hay and STRAW, aad per bushel fer Corn
and Oats, ed at places of census ption in
such quantities and st such tines may he ordered
tbe price TO be stated both in words in figures
Bach bid must be guaranteed By two Responsible
persons, whose signatures must be appended TO
the guar antee and certified 70 rs being good and
sumcfent security for 6 IS 0o0l Ave thousand DEL
!0re by the United States Judge, Attorney or Col.
seSaor OF other public officer.
The right 10 reserved to reject any bid deemed
unreasonable, and no bid from defsulting con-
All proposals. to be made ont on the regular ferns
IN duplicate. which will be IN rsished on applfca-
mon n this Office. and conform 20 the OF this
eovertlsenent. Q copy of which must accompany
esen PROPOSE Envelopes to be Endorsed g Pro-
Bids win be opened on THURsBAY, September
1885, atl2 O'Clock m, and bidders are requested
BY order Of Brevet Briesdisr General George h.
GSNsssman, Assistant Quarterme.ter General United
States Army GEO. r. ORME,
se 2O-tf Brevet Major and Asst Quarterma.ter.
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GREAT MEETINGS OF MINERS In ENGLAND
The London Telegraph contains an account of
Two Immense meetings of English GOLFERS the
one held at Chesterfield comprising from five
TO eight thousand, the other at BarpesIey. %
umated n from fifteen 10 twenty thousan d.
work was suspended for the day. The men
were accompanied by their wives and child
remand went IN troops in the procession, with
music and banners. The speakers talked
politics but little, but had great deal to saw
about wages. hours Of labor, sick func, Gov.
eminent inspection OF mines, &c. A hymn
YVES sung both at the opening and close of the
session There was no rioting, no drinking
and universal order prevailed, and the Teie-
graph, naturally enough. calls the attention
OF the Tory managers $40 their gigantic or
ganization, discussing their affairs with bust
ness-lIke sagacity''
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THE EVENING STAR.
q Tug Captain Runs Away with Anothe,
Mans Wife.
IFrom the Buffalo Express

From the Buffalo Express1
singular elopemen: took place in this city
aast week, IN which well known tug captain
and Mrs H are the principals 1t seen,
thai during the absence OF Mr.. n in the any
quite an intimacy sprung up between the cap.
tain and Mrs. II, who We're next door neix a +.
bors on &th street, and that on the return of the
soldier, who. BY the way, ie badly given to in
dnIsing In The flowing bowl, this liassoa was
not broken of. but rather increased in strength,
ana became 50 apparent as TO arouse the sus-
psebons OF the captains injured wife, who one
Gay encountered the seductive grass wido " on
the street and Administered TO her severe casti-
eailop with her own hands. When The vic
tin arrived at home, her husband gave her
another censurtng" The matter created
n would be a difficult matter 10 decide which
party had the sympathies Of the neigh bors,
for The enamoured couple appeared to
be cOngenial spirits, while the other half OF
each were spoken Of in terms which Indicated
each TO be respectively dsagreeable COM
pantoo. Matters continued TO improve ..no
better very fast" until one day last week.
when Mrs H., who possessed house and lot
In ner own name, dispojed of the same, send
ing her hus band, the unfortunate Mr. H. to
New York, with instructions to purchase a
canal boat, and promising TO forward the
money 10 pay for II by draft. He had not
more IMAM fairly started on his journey before
she paced mp her movables, and with the
Captain departed for some region OF bliss I'M
known, taking with her all the money and two
children. Mr.. H. was in New York at last
accounts, awaiting the arrival of the draft to
pay for his canal boat and the Captains un-
fortunate grass widow was considerably ex-
cited, but not likely to lose any flesh through
melancholy. The considerate neighbors, who
Will talk, N they do not say much, suggest the
relics unite their fortunes and trot along to-
gether, and call IL a fair swap
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PRIZE FIGHTING.-Aaron Jones has chal-
Ienged Mike McCool, the recent victor in the
prize fight az ST. Louis, fight for the belt and
a large sum OF money. in case Joe Coburn does
not offer TO enter the arena for the Champion
ship. The New York Tribune Of YESTERDAY
says, however: ..McCool having challenged
Joseph Coburn. (whs fought McCooI In Mary
land three years ago, and whipped him terri
bly, to fight him for any sum from 81 900 %
s5,Gte. Coburn replied on Thursday saying: Il
VIII tight: Put up you money. Time and
place 10 be considered hereafter" Coburn
has been successful prize fighter, and is apx-
1ous 70 again enter the brutal arena He also
offers 10 put mp $1,000 upon his Sarkeeper
against Nc, while srill another party has de-
posted sltO n the ONCE of the sporting organ
IN this city toward a stake 10 be fought for by
him self and McCOol-
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~P. Boswell, Esq, Of Benton county, Ind.
recently sold over sloO,boO worth of fat cattle,
all OF which were faitsned ON his own farm.
~Mr. Lindsey, me preacher, who whipped
ms caughter 30 severely that she died from the
effects Ofit. has been indicted for the murder
N Albion, Orleans county. He plead not
guilty.
~Ar Irish woman applied 20 the Portland
ReiefCornmittee. when the following COLO
guy rnsued "How many children have
YOU SIX How old is yorr youRgpst."
M youngest is dead Gad IRE Rcd another since ~
- The number Of savings banks ia France
Is falling on.
~rhey have named n race horse carl
Scburz" because he was so good for running
OW When is smack on the mouth NJ Of
feHsel When It is received from the rnontn
ola besuyful woman.
III Radical editor asks, ..Shall we kill the
faited calf!' he must be- thinking OF suicide
"The Pail Mall Gazette calls President
Johnson an ''eminently sensible and m ,derate
gran insane lady in Brooklyn strangled
herself with her garter last week.
There are Us places OF worship In Brook
Ign, ". u
~Fa.hion writers tells us that a great
change Is TO be made in the dress of gentle
men Perhaps IL Is the Georgia costume
~The Cholera, the last part oflast week
was on the increase in Richmond.
~Louis Napoleon invited Bismarck to
come over 10 Fontain bleau and shoot with
him-not with needle guns. ..I
~A guillo;ine, 10 be worked by steam and
capable of cutting Of SIX heads per miu afe
l. one Of the contributions 10 the Paris Expo
sliIOG.
DThe Government has directed a no,ls
TrosecEt to De entered In the case Of Mr. Rob-
sTts, tne fenian President, who is charged with
a violation OF the neutrality laws.
r/Gen. Grant says no man living is author.
l1.d TO spesk for him In political matters
Gre-iey jumps up n once ana pronounces him
Radical
"Ai the LATE election in Richmond for
SiA'e Srns'or, hardly third OF the votes were
psi!ed-
~ At the la,e nottingham rp.eting, the Ri.
-nth Swans listered ~ the reading OF paper
by certain Lord. on the raising Of weights
BY Ihe swelling Of soaked peas. -
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s 81 ERE E sssEEEEsI1s

On the petition Of yKAKU d ATKINS, Of No
kena, Illinois praying for the extension on patent
granted 70 him on tie 2ist Day Of December, Iss7,
iof an improvement In "kskes 20 Grain Har,
SAID patent, which takes place on the Nat day OF
.. I'll. ordered that the said petition be heard at
Der next, st II clock :; and eli Dersons are No.
tined te appeaf and show cause II any they have,
Why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
hle in the Patent Once their objections specaliy
set IN writing At least f,centy days before the
day OF hearing; all testimony ied By either party
TO be used ct the ssid hearing must be taken an1
transmitted In accordance With the rules Of the
once, which will be furnished on application
Depositiops AND other papers relied upon a. tee-
tmony must be filed In the Office ftreafy DAYS before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, IL any, within
ten daye after Ming the testimony.
Ordered, also. that this notice b published n
the Republican and the lnteiiieencer, washine-
ton. d. and In the Tribune, chicago. IIlipois ,
once week FER three successive weeks The
previous 10 the day OF hearing.
Commfssioner of Pstents
9. Iditors OF the above papers win please
. paper containing THE notice. se 7-Ia0sW
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The CosT or LIVING IN NEW YORK -Hous Sc
rents are still enormous III New York, the rates
ranging from Si.JOo 20 3. 500 a year for unfur-
nished tenements in good neig hborhoods. The
prices demanded by the boarding house keep
ers are even more extravagSnt than those
asked nv landlords-suiis Of two or three
rooms being held al from 500 20 $500 a week,
or from S5.UG 10 Slt,OC0 year tor families OF
moderate size.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE.

On the petition of JOHN = MoTTirT, Of Unsi-
sea Msss:, formerly OF Piaua. Ohio. praying for
e1tensisn Of patent granted 70 him on The oth
grain separators. and reissued on the Eth day Of
May 1869, in three divi.ions. A. b, and O. Rum
Sered rsspsotiysly 7is 5x; and III; this petition
being for the extension Of the reissue B. numbered
Iie. for seven years from the expiration OF
November 1896
Ii lie ord cred that the eaid petition be heard n
the Patent Once on MONpAf, the 18th day OF
November, 1856, st IL o'clock n I; and an persons
are notified TO appear and sSov cause, If any they
have. Why said petition ouKht not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are r. q aired TO
hie In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing. at least fresfy days before
the day Of hearing; eli testimony hled BY either
party, to be used st the said hearing. must Be
taken and transmitted in accordance with the rules
OF the once, which will be furnished aDplica-
ton.
testimony, muet be fled ia the once tnes;y days
.efore the day of hearing; the srgume nts, III ANY
within ten days After filing the testimony.
Ordered alec that this notice pe published In the
Republican and the Intelltsenoer, Washington, ID.
O.. and in the Journal, Boston, Mass, once
syHk FOR three suscessiye weeks the nrst Of said
the day Of hearing. I. g. THEAKEB,
Cemmissfoner of Patents.
P.S-Edftore OF the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Office,
With paper containing this notice. se 6laWsw
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CURE FOR NEURALGIA-Some time SINCE ve
published. at the Request of a friend. a receipt
10 cure neuralgia. Half drachm OF sal am
monia, IN an ounce of camphor water, to be
taken a teaspoonful at a dose and the dose re-
pcafsd several times, M intervals of five min =
utes, IL the pain be not relieved at once Half
dorm different persons have since tried the
receipt. and in every case an immediate cure
was Effected. In one, the sufferer, a lady had
been affected for more than week, and her
physician was unable 70 alleviate her suffer-
InEs, when 4 solution OF sal ammonia in cam
phor water relieved her in a few minutes
Alto Californian.
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HOPPING CoCGH.-It is now pretty well
known that the carnations OF gas works are
an admirable specific for the hopping cough
out u Is not always convenient TO 20 there. es.
pscia'iy when the distance is considerable. M.
SchnaiieT Is such cases recommends pheao,
{caTbolic acid) As an excellent succedineum.
He states that hopping cough having lately
broken out in an epidemic form AT Maisons-
Lafhtte. village not many miles from Paris
en- the Rouen Railway, he caused some phenoI
10 be poured into three or four plates in the
nCuse of a friend of his whose children were
attacked with the disease. and that in the
course OF week they recovered completely
After this success, dorm more children were
treated IN the some manner, and with a SIM
lar result. This Is not surprising. since phenoI
Is one OF the ingredients above alluded to-
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PERSONAL.

MADAM RRoDIlR STILL CONTINUES TO
" read the planets. che being the Seventh
Daughter can cure all diseases of long standing
she can be consulted on all matters. Can cause
love te be mutual where il does not exist. Bust
ness strictly confidential. Hours from q m TO
? n: booms No. 449 Mass. avenue, between 9Th
spo 'th streets sc 2s3ws
hOET TkIFLE WITH YOURSELF ANY
Y longer. Matters are becoRing serious Con
suit Dk: DARBY, 499 eth ST.. bet ID aud 4, and
be De cured permanently. His terms are reasona-
pIo. se ly-lms
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- Aecording 70 the last United States GEN.
aus, the number OF churches In the United
States was a.Ue, and the value of church
property over Slsl,OC,Nn. The number of
churehss had increased fifty per GEN.. and the
value had doubled in the preceding ten years
More than one-half the church property was
owned in four States-New York, Pennsyl-
wanna. Massachusetts, and Ohio. Pennsylvania
had more churches than any other State
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- At the sinking Of the Lizzie Brown, q
planter from Kentucky, bound 20 Washiue ton
county. Ark. when awakened. seized his car.
fetsack, containing $500. and rushed into
The cabin, where he saw a lady struggling in
the water. He threw away his carpet sack
and money, and seizing the lady carried her TO
place of safety.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
nRPHANe, 0ouKr. eep,emner an. Lee

0RPHANs' 0ouKr. September sth. Iss --p1-
81 sss c9 es. y AN kais SoSsTI
tIiI Of Patrick Kelly, eeceased. the adnini.-
81 he s u sSs
October next, for the fnal settlement and dis.
and Of e. n q .si =. de q.
ali ss .Ss .pS
s. Il. e Rom :: s:S i .s
ssSSs,sds estate provided COPY q ,hs order Be
sna ssT &c ,S for . he weeks in the Eve
, ''' '' i :o 3. ROBBINS,
eedisvsw Register Of wins.
THIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sussen
M..Sineton ccsny 10 the btGies q ceiamss
letters Of on the personal eetste Of
deeeA.ed. All persons having claims against th.,
said deceased, are hereby Warned to exhibit the
on before the nth day Of SEPTEMBER neil: ire,
nay Gshs,sise By Law Be excluded from eli benefit
Given under my hand this 18th DAY Of sept.mh.,
1855. tseh law3s'l CATHERINE MORGAN.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
o. whss s.s aSanis r. from ,ss sAS n
bia, letters Of administration on the personal es
i s. Of d. s.: saPPt5t late siaE.ca
against said decessed, are hereby warned to
Subscriber on or before the I'D day Of seSt.mhsr
ns,xt; they may otherwise BY Law be excluded from
al penent 81 the said estate.
Given under my hand this I'd day Of September,
1850 Oh. ROUSSEAU,
sc E-hwSw Administrator.
V'nIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the .ub.crt.
\ Der has obtained from the 0rphans' Court ef
washington county, In the District Of Columbia
letter. Of administration on the personal e,
tate Of Jacob smull, late OF washinetoI ID. g.
deceased. All persons having slsams against
the said deceased, are hereby warned 70 exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof % tSe subScr-
Der, on or before the sth day Of September next:
theI nay sthersise, By law, be excluded from eli
Given under my hand this sth day Of September.
1so6 JAS, r. SMELL,
ee ll-laWSW Administrator
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DUBLtC LAND SAILS IN WISCONSIN,,
SYNOPSIS OF TIE PRESIDENTS PRoCL
NATION No no nATEn JONH1I las =

NATION No. ITO. DATED JUNE IL 1856
a. orders public sales of ever i've and quarter
T TIL Of scses Of vacant public lands In WIS
At the Lard Once 1t LA CROSSE, on the l7th
DAY OF SkPIEhBER next, the reserved sections in
thirty Gig fownshfps and parts Of Townships in
the oountfss Of Monroe, Jackson, Trempaleau and
At the Land Once ct La CROSSE, on the ,.,h
oav OF sEPTRMBEK next, seventeen parts Of Town
ships the cou uties o. above.
4. At the Land once At FALLS ST. ChOTX, on
the let day Of OCTOBER next the reserved sec
tons in forty four Tow nships and parts Of Town.
chips To the counties of Dunn, Pierce, and g.
At the Land ONCE at FALLS ST. CROIx. on
ships, in the counties Of Pepan and Pierce
At the Land Office at EAU CLAIRE, on tina lst
day Of OCTOBER next, the reserved sections 601Rn
parts Of In the ties Of Clarke Obs.
At the Land once ct STEVENS POINT, on the
9th day OF OCTOBER next, one hundred and fen
TsEnships and parts of Townshi % In the counties
of Mar ahvn AID Ocopto.
AT the Land Office at MENASHA. on the sth day
OF Townships In the county Of Oconto.
At the Land Office at BAYFIELD,, on the Sch
day OF NOVEMBER next, the reserved sections in
eighty one townships and parts Of townships in
Al the Land Once at BAYFIELD,, en- the 10th
day OF NovExBER next, forty nine towns hips and
parts OF towns hips in the counties Of Ashland, La
i0'"'e 'H0 D0's' JIM. IDMUNps.
Commissioner OF the General Land ONE
GENERAL LAND OFFICE. June IA. 1855
HoTE.-Un der the regulations Of the Depart
can be made for advertising precIanstons except
10 such publishers Is are specially authorised 70
publish By the OonnRissioner Of the General Land
Once. je 2s-lsvl3w
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PROPOSALS.
DBOPOSALo HOR BUILDING BgyBHUD

TREASURY bxPA1rM Kxs, Sept ", 1885,
Sealed Proposals, endorsed " Prop IL for Build
Iartment until noon Of EDNReDAY, the 10th II
October aext, for building and hitting Two Top
Six Fore and Aft Rugged Scheoners, OF no tons,
do. The Veseeis to be built OF the best mate als
coppered and copper fastened and delivered ahoat,
ready for seA. At some port on the Atlantic, com
rletely equipped. excopt armament. anmunitiop,
hte
Plans and specifications can be obtained 1t this
.... II. McCULLOOa,
- H-d Secretary Of the Treasury.
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PAPER MILLs-In the United States there
are 80 paper mills are in active operation
They produce 2!0,OCN,O0O pounds of paper
which, al an average Of ten cents per pound,
would be worth S27,Oc0.0OO. As IL requires
about a pound and half Of rags 10 make
one pound of paper, there are consumed by
these mills 4Oo,OoUcO0 pounds of rags 10 cost 4
cents per pound. there would be profit of
Sll,CO0,OOO in this branch Of manufacturing.