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New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
AMERICAN WATCHES.

The Machinery applied Matchmaking not that by Its
rapidly but that they made correctly very lew
peope know why Wh Watch should be superior to other in
the first place Wahsm the Watch regarded only machine to be
constructed like any other machine mechanical principles lhe factory
than machine shop the principal work IN whch Is h
more upon watches upon machinery make watches with the
watches good the machinery good Of course there must
or shapes of the pieces which composed nothing wanting in their
properties and in their positions These points once thoroughly
settled in regard to part every variety watch rests wholly with
the machinery with infinite diversity of form and Junction. @
prey for purpose produce the finished The method eb
e every department the redupcaton OF parts by mechanical means
and this carried the system Of the most thorough subdivision Oh
labor.
BY multiplying gauges and microscopes tests and inspection
tools and for faults and aw III steer
stone are made to accompany the work from beginning to END
AS necessary result Watch goes together perfect machine Every t
found to fit properly place Every pin may be pushed TIL HrchSs
and every screw turned Instead Of sluggish and feeble acuon
balance even under pressure the ghtest manpng Viorate Wh
beat has the clear and ringing souhd
characteristic of the Watch The machine mekeep from
the start.
This system of wat hmaking is unknown foreign countries and en-
tv original with tie Waham Company The Company clam that p
they produce be equad for every uay whcn
watch valuable correct the NOV eent
only beautifully finished substantial and cheap but uniform to the
minutest details not easily damaged easily repaired anu "h ~
always a good as
There are different grades Of finish the different varieties OF watches
made by Company there different sizes and shapes suit
all tastes Watch that bears the genuine trade marx OF
be good and nobody netd be afraid to
buy - , ,,-rr,,r -
FOR SALE BY ALL FIRSTCLASS DEALERS IN THE UNITED
STATES AND BRITISH PROVINCES
For further information address the agents
ROBBINS e APPLETON,
NJ RROADVy NFWY YORK
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
BASE BALL.
MATCHES TODAY.

To-day the Unions play the Eufckas at NeWHh,
and This Time close contest may be expected az the ouos
are evenly matched and both are pretty ooh""o"' VI
success The game is called for p. M
70 dav too the Mutual asd Jefferson cinhs VII piH
to her on he Union Grounds at Br0okyh ana HAc"i'
tho Athletes and Orientals at GrecnpOint: ,,, a.,
Tomorrow the Active Club visit FOrdhab 10 pa! 'uo
Rose Hin College Club
or,lSr, OF GHEENPOIST VS.. EXCELSIOR OF
PATERSON, y. J.
The first game of series Of Home ana Hoine, I De
tween these Two clubs played on the ground OF uc
former nj CrccupOnt Monday. The weather was ue
ightfl and large crowd in attendance 10 witness
tbc game Eight innings only Were played resulting ~
victory for the Oontas by the score OF 9l 10 ~ 1o
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
ST. BARNABAs MISSION ANNrvruARy.-Thc 81

Sr. BARSABAs Mission AYNfyEHeARy.-The st.
Barnabas Mission Society celebrated their second ami
Eersay last evening in the chapel OF the Missonouse
at No sO6 Mubenyst The Principal OF the institution,
the Rev MIR Hildreth presided The exercises consisted
OF reading from the Scriptures prayer and singing by
the children OF the Home The Rev +. IL. Hliard, Pas
tor OF st. Baabas House has prepared his report From
the opening o the House lie has spent at least three hours
0f every day In the House. lie thankfully mentions the
fact that almost week recently lie has been called
IN on saturday the weekly meeting OF the
Midnight MissiOnt0 see and talk with some young girls
who applied at the House Many Of these girls have
gone to the H0nse OF MercyoDe Ortw 20 situations, and
or two TO their homes Services, with sermons
have been held regularly every Sunday morning In st.
Barnabss Chapel Tue Ladies Industrial Department
embraces the Cutting Committee who give ont work
poor women Visiting Committee. and n Committee
the fndnst1al School II IL regularly organized society.
numbering about 80 members The number OF women
VINO receive work IN ab0st 10 the attendance at tho
meetings about co; the Industrial School numbers 100
the ladies report monthly about 20 visits; the last
months treasury report shows the receipts have
1890 The Treasurer received during the winter of
1866 and 1867. up 20 date April ST. h3s 49, and expended
,297 81. leaving In the treasury $40 49,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

Tly-Catchcs-O Oriental g. ENcclSOr6. 4.
ont on FOuls-OTicntal 4, Excelsior T.
ont on Bases Oriental l2 Excelsior H.
Passed Balls-Oriobtal 3, Excelsior 9.
DARTMOUTH VS. AMHERST, AT SPRINGFIELD
BY rtLEeHAPB
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. June 1.-The match game o.
base ball at Amhcr.t to-day between the Dartmouth ana
Amherst College Clubs, was won by the former Dy "scoc
of 80 TO "a runs.
ATHLETIC or PHILADELPHIA VS.. ION or rORTI'ND'
BosroN June 1l.-TO-day game of base ball was
PLAYED ON Boston Common between the Eon Clnp Oh
Portland Me- and the Athletics Of Phadclpha, ana was
won hy the Athletics by score of ~ 10 ~ IolnOiioW
the Athletics play with the Harvard Chh TIC champions
OF Massachusetts.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

FENfAN PIC-NIC AT JoNEss sWOoD.-iesteIday INC
Fcnans who st adhere ia the stephens programme oi
making war in Ireland instead Of Canada consisting OF
several circles of the Brotherhood Ia this city, held
grand picnic at Jonos's Wood Which was rather SHINY a.
Tended several games OF football were played by the
,neubers NJ the circles Tie music was IuiDshod ~
Mouaha band The proceeds o. The picnic arc to so TO
The cause of ITlsh indie peudcNce.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

BOSTON, June ia double team race TOOK l'iacc
yesterday afternoon at the Mystic Riding Park between
George Washington and Brown George, Win running
mates The latter in three straight heats, making
the fast time of 29s. 224 22Oi The was match
for 81 600. a.,
rbere was race for $ 900 at the Mystic Park today
between blackstone leie ~ harness. and John Steward
30 saddle three miles and repeat, which vas Won hy
Belle, IN 1864 ami 7.s6.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
| lAbroeLftf3eplsl

BANKERS AND OTHERS ought TO understand
physognou in on to detect tie rogue naer s attempts svndle
defaud An expert rehd fDGs tGs he hl'
susr To learn how, read Sfw PnuOesoSr or rcSs GEAR
Ao11H As manifested through TeBpeemtn and Rrer Porns aud
especially 10 The human Pace Divine With noethan Illustrations
by Wells In one large voHe lsrd,Ofy bound IN nsln S5i
heavy esh with msbed edges 4s Toley morocco lul g $40
The TRIHrNE ss sdGaLy printed and p,o., lus rated,
and probably the complete nyol The subject in 'be
srAusge FOwLHA WELs, No $50 DoadAhr anlNr. WIND
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

Tng SANTIAGO DE CUBA.-Ihe steamer Santiago
dc Cuba has been brought 10 the city and now on the
Balance Dry Dock for examination and repairs. with
the execution Of few sheets at copper torn OF and some
sgbt damage 10 her foTc'Coi, she said 10 show no
es Of having been stranded The public are invited To
examine her.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
IApoR hEEIaSGs n,na,oro Ut .so,5a,ion s55i eIecie
CITY ITEMS.

FAIR ar MANHATTAEYHIE.-feste festerday q VAR wa
opened at Washington Hal, One nchnndFcd"ndt~ch'y
Gfth.st Entlaye. under the supoIintendenee of tho
Row Kisealer tie pastor aud the Catholic women al
Manhattanvic Tie entertainment is Tor the bcnent ol
ST Josrph's Church.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

OBrTuARY.-The Rev. Peter Ferral, assistant pas
tor Of ST. Tercsas Church, died at the parocha resi-
dence, in this city, yesterday morning IN his Jld year
He had long been in. His funeral is 10 take place NJ 10
o'clock on Thursday morning from 81. IcrcsHs Church
Mr. James Corc King, Of the firm Of James q. King {.
sons bankers OF Wilians died yesterday ~ the age ~
as Mr. King who was formerly Judge ot The supreme
Court Of this city, was a 81 The Hon James g. King,
a member OF Congress from NcWJcIscy
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

pp,,ovAI.-WHEELER s. wilson's d ohm nSrsrr of
r are now for e at No LA @ opsiators
SIN cotton needles, soap 9i .sIr .orsr Of
I.sn. r n,i,es s, D. r. ILLS formerly No e9 b"''"''
~. allnnNM
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

AMERICAN INsTITUTE.-At meeting of the Photo
graphical Section Mr. L. NJ rutherford IN the chair, Mr.
chairman presented for inspection his modification of the
camera by which clouds DE correctly rendered
in ont door views. very interesting account wah then
given OF the manner Ia which the great T,ractor in s
observatory ON sccondayC has been brought lno service
in phoiographng the Icd sara. Mr.. q. q. Mason pre-
seItcd the latest wonder n his photograph of fash ~
lightning. During late midnight Storm hc placed ms
camera IN window, and having focused hy means oi
distant street lamp he put his prepared glass IN the
box and fortunately waited hul au Instant for yvid
nash before the thId, broke Lls box Vas closed aud
his prize secured.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
CAUTION.
THE GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT.

In order to guard against dangerous impo !
sitions, the public are requested to take es- ,
etory stamp, through which the Government
of the United States officially authentcates
every bottle of Hostetter's Bitters. This shield
thrown by the Government over the Proprle-
tors dnd the public, for their joint protrcnoni
il placed conspcuously across the cork and
over the neck OF each bottle. and cannot fail
to strike the eye of the most casual observer.
Nothing that purports 70 be Hostetters Bitters
can be genuine unless the stamp is there.
1t is also proper to state that tie Bittes are
sold exclusively in glass, and never under any
circumstnnccs hy the gallon or the barrel. I'M
posters and imitatorS are abroad. and the only
Safeguard the public have against them is 10
sec that the Bitlels they buy bear the en-
graved label and note OF hand OF Messis. Hos
tctter n Smith. and the stamp aooVe-he"-
toned.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

ANTI EXCISE MTEIING-A secret meeting OF the
Central Committee and Committee Of Cooperation, the
latter appointed Friday evening of the AntiEHci>e
Societies was held last evening NJ No .. B0wery The
business transacted the appointing ol committee 10
wait ON other societies aud secure hcU representation ~
The ext meeting which is 10 be held next friday night
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

SToP THAT THIEF.-The RuRCLhR ALARM
IFFGHAPH Nhegsv'r applied h Tcrssfy s'oyrrl Bnrr
l.fg t ' 1T .et .'s No sA.pd m or,raior
u W zI bHstNAy A ilulsAs
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

TIE JAPANTsE ECoNMIssIoNERs.-A the pas
scngcrs by the Rising star yesterday for AsPnwa we're
the japanese Embassy, consisting Of Onoomogoro, First
Commissioner Matsmor0 Tudayu Second Commissioner;
Tukasawa-U Ukikty. Secretary 0i IGEatloh IndnScnlh
First Interpreter scky scnpaty second Interpreter ana
Tinno SnnogrO, Faymaster.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

VANS Elegant SUMNER HArs are the talk
Of the Aud jpsi 50 for e r ,a,tef ,essry
shed. Depot No. Iil fulioEsi. Nes.York
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

Who would wear an inferior HAT when ass mTU 49,
n, Due. HAT. that are msr,els Of elegance I" NO M -
s' @orrer Of Falton .Dd also No s5 Bro'd"'' "'"''
colt House.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

HARLEM BRIDGE FINIsIIED At LisT.-lcSterlay,
with the exception ~ portion Of the pankng Of the
roadway, this bridge declared completed The en-
gineers expect 90 make putsic opening within fort
NIGHT and II Is expected that the Governor uf The state,
the Mayor members of Congress, and the cry Council
will be present az - INAUGURATION. About iWSts
pounds of iron have been used In is construction. Re
cent experiments by the cpCucer show that u Will srs
tain weight o 100 tuns 20 the square foot Fiers ot sub
stana have been constructed 80 both ends Tor the
boats aud bridge s 10 be painted dark blue. PIE
csey color Of the payers when they learn s cost
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

AMERICAN INSTITUTE FuMTEs' CLUB.-Therc
avery full attendance ~ the Club yesterday and
tie proceedings were interesting The subject Of seed
ling Strawberries being introduced IL remarked that
the Fair Of the Institute ~ The Cooper building next
week valuable seedlings Will be Introduced 20 the
public. Following this discussions lightning
rods and pear culture. fluithasket for picking
fruit In tree ana for onptyDg automatically Of an IN
geuOus construction, exhibited. head cultiyaiOr
received cOmmendation. Two committees reported
Books FOR Farms the other the Perpetual Brick
Kiln. Next came address 10y DR. j. V. G. Smith Of
Boston on the formation Of eggs. which was OF interest
and OF practical utility n Will be reported hereafter
On future occasions Dr. Smith will speak on the mecban
ica structure OF the stomach OF horses, and other
animals Some air plants from Florida distributed
among the members, as also come choice Newtown
pippin apples among the women. Full reports will ap
pear u TIiE WEEKLY and SEMiMEEKLN TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

STRAwBEERITs.-In spite Of the cold and rain. our
markets fairly gluticd with sra wbees. True. they
come from the South, nost of them hng from that for
Incry barren tract known the "Jcey
Wilderness" whereof HaIumontOn s now the center.
The shipments that station alone. Monday HftcT
noon amounted to 1000 bushels Of berries nearly ai Of
them for this market. They yaFe now holesaeiug a. 14d
per quart, the small baskets averaging about &C
This brings them within the reach of all who Afford
beefstcak-wch II fast becoming luxury IN price at
least-and the consumption j. already very large. Tho
Indications point To an mmcnso crop ~ slraWber-
rirs, extending loBg pcuod. from Norfolk 10 the
banks of the Hudson River aud even az far north a.
Rochester
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

COLLECTOR SMYTHE on BAGGAGE EXAMINATION.
The following letter OF Instructions from the Collector
OF this port called forth 10y what he the unautor-
lied circular Issued by Appraiser McIrah sent TO
Surveyor Wakeman yesterday:
Custom HoUsE " Y. COiLFcToHs OFTCg. inne H. 1891
Of unauthorized psric
ulsrswhh has recently appeared relating the sggsCe u
arriving in the United States and the liability % duy of The
deem proper issue the following Instructions the subject Wear
appsrel actual aud other personal effects mshnde
books implements instruments and tool of ie 0ccupa
ton employment fpesons arriving the United States eIenp
from duty-he exemption not including machinery other articles
ported any manufacturing establishment for sale House
hold families foreign abroad
by them for and not intended o any other @ sale
Likewise duty. Paungs and the production
American artists residing abroad provided the be certified by The
by consul United States entitled entry
The Department always shown itself entirely opposed The IN
oceen Of s regulations 10 regard 10 the baggage Of pas
arriving Ia this county which oppressive The term
persons arriving Ulod whether pro
,ded the articles apparel not Obviously
y and quality but behg the apparent condition and station
lie Of the will BE- taken select for the duty 0 iamn
baggage officers Of superior intelligence and Judgment ard
viii not lie subjected 10
Ney respectfully. HPNRT A. sNgIn, Collector
" AbIaIn Wskemsu, esq, Sarysyor Of the Port"
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
75s ferso for taT1e Of Iarge-fe 70 the povsrss Of

The fence for rSe of fargefe 70 the pcTerss sf Of
M yvoi l Ninth wiclet foi S5 Waller now came ID pu
nc sn,e was all ,ut ended, Large Bpeeey scae
osilSy's strmpg the score OF the lnnihgs pSs n o 8 IN
aud lie gant, iofal 81, leaving tho fbuu'i'''' % "
tbe majority The following " the score: .
'"' '' ar GEORGE SECOND -iNi1RCs.F n
.,--. vJeef b. Gordon, b. Large. c.....-.. y
fIiaryo'' fIIsrgo' '......s talbot, G. West b. Large"
Wr;ehf Ropkinson b. Ogilby, b. Large......-.'
Mage ........ Waller, not out p;cs
Noricy. g MEADE b. Magee Byee; leg byes 30
Gibhes, ont. z Nluos' N'"''''''''''
Bancc D, Meade --........ rs
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
A WORD TO CONvALEsCENTS.

A WORD TO CONVALESCENTS.
After the infammatory symptoms OF acute
disease have been subdued and the patient
has been pronounced out of danger" there is
still the prostration which always follows fever
TO contend with. The whole art and mystery
of medical treatment does not consist III eradl-
eating malady. Indeed, the violent opera
tion of the drugs administered Tor that pur-.
pose sometimes reduces the sick persons SD
terribly that it is found impossible to crate q
reaction, and they sink and die from sheer
exhaustiOns. In diptheria, for example, the
weakness which succeeds the removal of the
Instructions from the throat often proves
fatal
What the feeble convalescent needs is medi-
cine that will brace the nerves. stimulate the
appetite, and tone the stomach. Nature always
makes gallant effort to retrieve herseli after
the pressure of disease has been taken oif, but
il is unwise to leave her TO fight alone in her
disabled and dropping condition. He must
rally with the most active and thorough of IN
yigOrants,
HOSTETTERS BITTERS.
Strychnine OF prussie acid is frequently given
by the advocates of what Is called "herolcu I'm
plain English, DESPERATE treatment. These
are powerful tonics, no doubt, so VERY power
full that neither of them was ever yet taken
(even in the smallest dose, by any human
being without imminent peril The danger
may or may not be instant or direct; but If
not. it is remote and contingent. The tenth or
twentieth part of grain of poison, so deadly
that a vely small mistake in the dose pro.
duces death, CANNOT be innocuous. Avoid
hazardous experiments. Let convalescents rely
upon a tonic genial in its nature, and which
contains not n particle of any destructive
alkaloid OF acrid astringcnt
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS 4,
will build up the strength and repair the DAM
age received by the constitution IN coniiict
with infiammatory disease, with more mpidity
and certainty than any other medical s'imu-
lants
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

XVANTED-A TOP BUGGY, with mn extra
Pony PhEcont must be neAIly A
dss With price and where gan le D. JACKSON BoI No %
NV }eIk fost once
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

DOND-9T. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
ID MOTT A 10 have hEM0yED to NO BOsDST, With new
ss.omtsf oi tne Carriages wheh they enabled TO sell Al
Iaadersts prices AlSo, a full s,soruentof HARNESS
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DAJLY DEMOCRAT,


-. =. Nehenek'e n6asyVs.6 ~.
| &c fbr che Carc - Dyoponosn.
This remedy i composed Of ccmsouna
prepar.t on Of common wssd, ero sine
along the sea-shofe. end Is . certain ana
infalIible rsnsdy for the cuss Of dyspep-
sia.
Nearly svsfy person Is moro o. less .f-
ficsed with dyspepsia, or some Of the dis.
eases connected With IL and il IL with fsel>
ings Of pleasurs that DE-. 6chenck cen ao-
nounce to MI such the discovery Of the
virtues Of the weed, which Is Just the
remedy for their ailments. DysptSsia and
many diseases arising from II are caused By
ths deficiest secretion Of the gastric juices.
end weakness Of The powers Of ths stomach.
The elect Of the So weed tonic Is felt coon
eftes It Is taken, - Il supplies at once the
the principles Of the deficient gastric Juice.
ana H. feod II aiees1u1 nnfwG1ly. Il ~.
tbs to0ie - neatiy fuseuee0 ~ o6a3srni
gastric jeioe thss shGnists even md dime
Guilty b dtstissuishssg thsm.s Il gives tone
and strengthens the stomach. thus enabliog
it to sserete the proper quantity and quality
q sasssie jsiss. esd dSspspsia md III is1
diseases disappeAr. 'rgns g
IL h : uell.known laes that none suffer
like the dyspsptic; for in addition 70 The
dyspepsia, there IL often either headache.
sour and sick stomach, pnin in the side.
pslpitstions Of the heart, chille and fever,
gravel, disease Of the kidneys. nervons
~e.a"ess sue ss"ors. genera deo.isy.
l.ln'ness, loss OF .Ppesln' oad taste, lever.
stoppsges IN females. Al OF each Of snem
arising from cisofdefed ssate o. the sssm-
acn; ana mere y remedy that wln cure Oh
tnis IRAN OF disease.
NOW dyspeps'c, wii you avail yourself Of
TINS remedy, Tor 30 trifling cost, % VIII you
SUI suffer out! The choice 70 With .you y
MAKE. Inc ssa-weed tonic - plessaAe
ot'ers. giving person good sppet'se ana
eood a'9ess'on; Nnpu:u up 10 quart notifies,
ara ,n always ssrees win the s,omach.-
io,sed. o. The complexion sallow: e. Of
ScoeocE. aanefsks rus are g Go used.
ceneneEs Aaocfats pi'Is sm oe foucdse
possess snose quanucs necessary TO the to-
tai eradica'ion OF al bilious attacks, promps
70 ssar, tue secretion Of the liver, and give
: neatny iooe 70 shs entire system. 10.
oeed, IT'S no otoi' ary discovery IN medical
scsenee % nave 'ovensee 2 seoeey mn these
ssoeoofn compsano, whcn asvsloo OF the
te:u''s Pseduceo : nesssssese ~ 80 q \
~ s:'Us. ll'nssI IuS'y u'esee1 ~ MAJ /
.'na, snu scAno",eoeeo % - sesasesnvs
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sns PIop..s'sso. " ce..sln sege.aeiee ce.esiee
~ ~. , ,".us y: os'o"el wincut 10 'nJun-
Sus = row e san.!'Eeo lac tren-
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s s"" ,uoss no sse s"e "suuf aHe pms WIN
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BOSTON.


neCirnga ErancaiD, o. 1renuh Dro0.
sing, Tor Ladies' d Children boots and Shoes ihe
nave red OF ruety. and rough BY wearing end
r sscsoeeo pesSect end permanent black with -
muca lusefe ~ when nov. leaving the leather son on1
pneese; end to the fsdlesft
VII -, ~ eun OF EusH W.T.. ARD con ma sxosu.
Tops and nue Harm esses >. are made 10 ios,h
o. Coon ~ Nnv. ~ o-
Ladies' and Children can drcae their own bocee With
out s0elinR their handle. Try one bottle ana you ii
nsves be without supply oft IN the house.
Ash your ehoe dealer for IT,
~. BROWN Co. Proprietoss, ManuSsrsusers
u blork1ngp md )ssesiuge Of ali h1nds leaehes
vmee. NsA NJ. asfeee. Boston oet8i-dly
For sale by PARKS d HOSMER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

On Friday morning the main boom At St.
Anthony's Falls. Mimi, broke, in conse-
quencc of the rapid rise in ire river, and
the logs escaped aud west over the Falls
On Saturday Dean & Co.'S boom broke, and
another large amount ssslpsd. Thirsy mil.
lion feet Of logs are estimsted to have pass
ed over the Falls. valued At $500, 900. Most
Of the logs, however, viii be picked up Al
different points on the river, and in Lake
Pepsn. snd sent below. but At great expepse
The total loss, thus far, eannst be less thsa
$500, 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

TnE Fitchburg, Massachusetts,, Rtveille
mentions the arrest In that town Of .
worthy citizen who has long acted - . Iced.
er in the cause Of Temperance and chains
zion Of the prohibisory law. for secretly
manufacturing whisky in violation Of che
revenue laws.