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TO CHANGE MY RI.

INTENDING TO CHANGE MY Blu.
l. sIEESs, will sell my STOCK OF GOODS a.
auction on MONDAY next, June3. invite my
creditors 10 come forward and purchase the
amount OF their claims.
sll persons indebted to me will please come ioF
ward and settle their accounts. ,
INV Is WILLIAM b. RATCLIFPB.
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AUCTION Sales.
THIS DAY.

BY r. Gathright, AnctioDeer,
No. l4aa Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth.
r,1RNITURE. MATTRESSES, BED
II DINg. CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, BOOTS.
HOES At wi at 's my .tors
,,ssu ss.orn n OF PaRLoR, CH'MBER,- and
HnuS EHOLD FURNITURE generally CKOCKE.
aY, BsDDING such a.
c"hhSTgRPAHEs,
SPREADS, etc.
ALSO,
6 boxes FINE LEMONS,
kags BUTTER,
CHEESE,
SOAPS, etc.
ALSO,
CLOTHING.
ROOTS,
SHOES,
je1 fAN'' E. %I aSiTHfRffddHr, Auc,'onesr.
By Rsgnsult 4 Co.. Auctioneer.
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
DECTIFYING TUBS. IRON SAFE,
IL OFFICE DESKS. LUMBER: AND UNEX;
PRED LEASE OF sT r,IfI;d hDIoiSIH s
tnction SATURDAY MORNING the l-t June, at II
o'clock at the stoTshouses next adjoining the
'ibby prison, the following valuable property
viz:
rs RECTIFYING TUBs-capacity ranging from
leo to !. 900 gallons;
Lot Of OFFICE DESKS,
Lot empty HOGSHEADS and TUBS,
Lot excellent LUMBER, &c
At the same time and place will be sold TIE IN
EXPIRED LEASE OF the above mentioned STORE
HOUSES.
TERMS On day Of sale.
INV % Ar Auctioneers.
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Commission Merchants.
WILLIAM Il. MADDUX,
w WITH
BOOKER, kerr &LYON.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND, VA,
Cary between Thirteenth and Virginia streets.
my Am

EMOVAL. -PILKINTON, Pull
Ia LIAM i Co, AUCTiONEBRS, ZEAL ESTATE
AGENTS, and COMMISSION MERCHANTS. (for.
merly No. Q Wall street, have removed TO the
large and coMmodious warerooHs No. Is Pearl
street.
Having large facilities for storage, they respect:
fully solicit consis nments Of Manufactured ard
leaf TOBACCO, FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, OATS,
and COUNTRY PRODUCE generally. Thankful
for the liberal patronage beatowed upon The con.
Germ in the past they respectfully solicit a con-
tinuance Of the same, plsdgins their best efforts
TO afford satisfaction TO heir patrons:
PiLKGNTON, PULLiAM i CO.,
Auctionssrs, Real Estate Agents, and
Commission Marchs u.s, No. IS Pearl street. -
fs Its
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I!eetiHgS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-1he MEM &
al bers Of RICHMOND LODGE, No. 10. Xxx
ara requested to attend a called meeting ON w.
THIS saturday. tNEhlNG at o'clock, for work.
By order OF the w. NJ.
ie lit JAMES E. RrDDICK, Secretary.
nICHM OND TIPOGRA PHiCAL
Il UNION. No. 9o.-The regular monthly meet
ING Of This Union will be held in the hall near the
rnTnar uf sixth nd Marsh ali streets THIS (satur-
Iayi EVENING, June |. at o clock .
fnsInr-s of irnportaacs TO be transacted. Full
.,tard nca requested : G. CURRY,
"a lit Recording Secretary.
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T;,.0iniG Springs.
A UaUsTA WHITE SULPHUR AND
IA ALUM SPRINGS,
formsr,v known a. sTRIBLINa's. thirteen miles
from Stanton, Augusta county. Va
J. A. HEFELFIEGER. PRoPRiEroA. --.@7

This delightful mountain retreat n tss Warm warm
uU,,no. "a Us,.onburg turnpike. has been nm
dergolng Improvement for the last year sna wi ~
be ready for the reception Of visito" on 'ne H'
There Is at this charming retreat HnG
happy combination Of majority o, ths s mhSeS he
mountains Of Virginia have so long been eeie'
brated. ,y,,,o, pich
Persons leaving Baltimore. Washing.o,nh, ~. ssme
day by7P No , ses mar
mnnth " pei '"'' ], K HEFsiFINGBR,
I'll nv y; I'm Proprietor.
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MILLS Il RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
vi CHANGs. RICHMOND, Va. BROKERS and
COMM SSlON MERCHANTS for the purchase and
sale OF LEAF and MANUFACTURED ToBACCos.
Orders solicited. Liberal advances made on con-
sisnments. Refer TO A. +. HARVEY. President OF
National Bank Of Virginia JAMES THOMAS, Jr.,
Esq, Richmond, Va. Messrs. H. MEssKSGgR 4
CO.. New York Messrs. JOHNSON & THOMPSON,
Boston. Mass. iy Ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-01

FURNITURE WAREROOMS.-A.
Il ways on hand large assortmsnt u P.I%,
Chamber, and Dining room fURSlrUREt WAR
robes Bureaus, Bedsteads, wsshstants, Cane Az
Wood seat Chairs, Arm and Rocking Chairs, ha'
and Shuck Mattresses, and other articles too ~.
merous 70 mention. Cali and examins for your
selves. HABLtsT0N 3 BROTHER,
No. Sss lain street, corner siptn.
Two STORES for rent, on Cary between W"
and Tanth strsata. Ap -"
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Persons wirhiDg the sbovs-specifed rod, or the
common Galvanized Rod, put upon their buildings
can have the WORK done IN the most faith ul man.
ner All work put up by me kept in repair free OF
charge II not impaired by unfair means.
WILLIAM s. MUNSoN,
INV 2-3m 9O9 Main street.
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PURCELL, LADD & CO, Richmond;
A.B RUCKEB, Lynchburg;
COLEMAN & ROGERS, Baltimore
HEGENkN 3 CO., New York;
Agents for sale of the Water and Mass or salts.
nv 4-TuTh&S3m
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By Pilkinton. Pullism & Co.,
nOMMIsSIONER,S SALE OF real

Auctioneers, Commission Merchants, and ReaI
Estate Agents, No. Is west Pearl street.
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OFFICE OF TIE sCiESTlFIC ANERICAH,)
WAsHISGTOy, d. g., August q, 1865.
Dear Sir,-We are much gratfed to hear OF your
success in connection with your Improved Light.
ming Rod, and We are confident, from their great
Dracti zeal merit IL at you will lad them more
popular the more they are used.
Respectfully yours, NUM- Co.
To j. l.. Hd0LCy, ESD, Baltimore, Nd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-01

MUSHROOM CRACKERS.-Af fresh
IVl supply Of these delightful CRACKERS lust
received. Also, Cream Crackers.
My2s HUADLEY & TATUM,
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AT LEIGH STREET RAP
DRESU BERMUDA ARROWROOT

L entirely pure, for infants. Also, Bowers In
FAINT Cordial, Winslow's Soothing syrup, Dr.
lives, oiled silk and Rubber Cloth, sold by
L. WAGNER, ApOthecary,
10 liz corner 81 Xth and RrNa Streets.
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DRY CREEK HOTEL,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
GREByBgIER COUNTY, WEST VA.

oren for visitors IL has been REFlTTED ana
FURNISHED, and will be conducted, as hereto
fore, with especial regard 10 the comfort ana sa-
OF WHITE SULPHUR GROUNDS and WATEbs.
nv 29-lm 4. s. CALDWELL, Proprietor.
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DOVER CoMPAEY,)
OFFICE OF BSGISEERASD SrPERIsTEsDESr.
DOVER MINES, VA, april ~, 1857.
n. William S. Manson, Richmond:
Dear Sir,-The Patent Lightning Rod ordered
from you has been set up on the company's build
ings here, and Is very satisfactory.
The principle OF its construction Ia unquestiona-
bly correCt-the amount OF conducting surface
being very great IN proportion to the weight OF
metal used.
The work OF setting up seems also TO have been
we'll and faithfully done
Yefy respectfully, your obedient servant .
CHAs. =. STONE,
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by r. Gathright, AuctioDeer'
No. A33 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth.
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CONCENTRATED l. Y z, in iron
I boxes for sale by the box, dozen, or case, at
reduced prices by l. WAGNER, Druggist,
ia 80 corner Sixth and Broad streets.
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Lost. Strdyed, and Found.

r OST, Yesterday morning, on Franklin
/ 4 or Fourteenth street between Main street and
the Law Building, a small PACKAGE OF PA
PERS, marked John and Mary Ann Scott. In the
bundle were two deeds and several tax bills. The
fndar will receive a suitable reward by leaving
them with Mr.. A. Noise Jr., Law Building.
my 3V-3t ISAIAH MILLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-01

NEW YORK, November 90 1883.
Upon inspection Of L. J. Hawley's invention OF
lightning Conductor, am OF the opn ion thai It lie
super ior 70 any rod that have ever seen. there
fore take pleasure in recommending its use.
4. Z. BAKER, Fire Marshal
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-30

The MAINE NORMAL for August comes to hand
unusually early. The number is made up en-.
tirely of original matter, and contains good
engraving OF Westbrook Seminary and Female
Collegiate Institute, with a notice Of the recent
anniversary exercises. Jacob Abbott writes
the first article, on the Necessity of Implicit
Obedience.n There is good hint about "Jour-
nal Writing in Schools,"b another contrib
utor; and still another says good word for the
+" Metric System" The details of the Norm
al" are more carefully attended to as the work
progresses, and we are glad to learn that the
subscription list is gaining as rapidly as the
magazine improves. .r.aIs g u
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-30
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day. Sunday exeepted,1 at No. 1 Printers
exchange, Exchange Street, Portland.
N. A. FOSTER, PROPRIETOR.
JnkMs:-Eight Dollars year In advance. 20 3

fHE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at $2.0Oa year,
pyariably In advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING -One inch OF space,in
lenath OF column, constitutes y square.
Sl50 per square daily first week 20 cents per
week aiier; three Insertions or1ess Sl00; continue
Ing every other day after first week, so cents.
iIali square, three insertions or less rs cents one
week 500; 80 cents per week alter. Gv
Under head Of ssAMUsEMENTs," !" 81, 90 Der square
Der week; three insertions or less, ESQ. @NSss-
SPEoIAL NOTICES. 25 per square for the first in
seron and 25 cents per square for each subsequent
insertion. .ll UEtrE y.l
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every par
OF the Siate for $100 per square for first insertion
and 20 cents per square for each subsequent inser-
ton. s. fe.s4rea-s -.r.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-30

VIII you plow and SOW, reap and hoe, and
sweat, from morning till night, to enable these
five-lollar-a-day gentry to ride in their covered
baggies throughout this State?- Bond Ta1er.
Certainly not. We win have an amendment
to the law next winter providing that no State
Constable shall ride in anything but an old
fashioned open wagon. Covered buggies, in
deedl Tis fiat burglaryp IA f.l.,
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-30
THE GOLD MINEs,

The Madoc gold mines, in Hastings county,
Province Of Ontario, are yielding large quanti-
ties of the precious metal. The property was
used for farming purposes up!tolthe beginning
oil last year, when the presence of the metal
becoming known, a party of shrewd Chicago
gentlemen became purchasers OF the tract
The Canadians, learning the immense value
o. the mines, endeavored by an armed mob
to drive the Chicago Yankee" out of their
possession and as the claim of the latter was
not indisputable, owing to the existence OF
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-30


BENIro JUAREz.-A writer in the New York
Times says: sit is true that Juarez Is n pure
Indian of the Toltec race-a people that were
in possession of Mexico when the Aztecs arry-
ed there. Taking the few remaining Toltecs
as one family, JuareE can trace pure lineage.
clear and distinct, great way further back
than the Hapsburg family. He comes from
the mysterious regions of Militia in oaiaca.
where the winds sweep mournfully through
the stately groves cf cypress that shade the
graves of the kings of his ancient people
graves whose dates are lost In the unknown
past" Juarsz was born in 1906, is short of
.tature, thick set, has an intellectual head, al
though it is said to be a lit tie gnarly in its
connguration. He is an ablelawyer and man
of much general intelligence. The English he
reads extensively, but never attempts to speak
IL % filah ut -"rH4fIH.. Id
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-30

A little boy in New York made kite of
his fathers seven-thirties. =. Il. Smart would
tax that kite if it were sent up Down East
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-30
Terms Eight Dollars per aa,n,s,,. in od,oocc.

the premises previous 10 sale, compromise
was effected by forming Joint stock company
to work the mines, the Chicagoans retaining
controlling interest. The gold is the rich
est ever discovered, and is said TO exist in
large quantities. ........
ITEMS.
The Quebec Medical Society has been tax
ing preiminar, action with view to the for
nation of canadian Medical Association"
a circular has been issued, calling Conven-
tion o. medical delegates from all the Univer-
sites, Colleges, Medical Societies, &C., In the
Dominion, to be held in Quebec on the second
Wednesday in October, 1867, for the purpose
ofsecuring uniformity in the granting of liccn-
ses
The Minerve, in long article upon fhe ad-
vantages secured for Lower Canada by Con-
federation, says that, besides the compact body
of fFrench-Canadians returned by Lower Can
ada, there are six OF the same origin In the
LEGISLATURE of Nova Scotia, and four in New
Brunswick, with sure prospect of two more
at the next election. The four provinces will
also return ten Irish Roman Catholics. This
viii give the Roman Catholics nearly the half
OF the whole representation.
The Bank of Montreal hes opened a branch
in st. John, N. B. 1t advertised to pay four
per cent on deposits, and the other banks fol-
lowed. '-.'
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
A FAIR HIT.

TIE Times Justly says: t'PeOple behind the curtain
must often have good laugh, but perhaps oftener
shver, at the persistence OF shOal OF sc1bDerS VINO
write about the names tho appearance, the functions,
and the personal mnutie Of members Of the Press Az
one time we have purely Imaginary schedule OF the
incomes Of editors; then have for the ten tholsandh
me descriptions Of the hats coats, gloves, and under
ioce or this or that paper with most OF the real force
left ont then we are treated TO accounts OF the move
ments'Of the swarm OF baTnaces who ang (y their own
election only around the great daes :BOggS has gone to
explore Bunyans cave OF despair N0s iS on the apex
OF Ncsuys testing the temperature OF It's fires by letting
down superior Iyromeer oade by Toggs; Saggs, tho
renowned agricultural writer, has taken chas9e OF the
pSgeIy attached to the BdiSOp Of tho leading editor q
the FHghf Of Fire; aud on, ad nouSean ALI men ars
TO extent the victims or personal PRIDE which the
world calls vanity but il ought 10 he known that this
neyerceasnS cackle about editors and hef doiDgs and
appearances seldom from the editors themselves
There s calling profession sOlkey to subdue, III tc
mind 0f wellreguatcd person. the propensity 10 D0W
as That OF sOd service the Press The isS about
editors and from fellows who have furnished
perhaps fifty columns OF which some g0odlaluco hnd
therefore incompetent, editor, merely 10 eScal Iter
boring, has accepted The appearance OF mat ono
column, written by Subbs, the wellknOwn Herne'u IL
the grand point his useless life On that fact ne naugS
his fame while the falls alike upon the iust ana
the unjust the outside world Will never bc permitted 10
forget the fact that Stubbs wrote aud the GenSD S
putty printed the article of the learned DlsSerta
tOn to show for What Purpose Sleepy Dogs Turn Around
Three Times before they Lie Down by the author OF the
Integral Calculus ms a Method of HarbOr Defense We
do not claim any great degree Of m0desty for newspaper
makers but 10 desirable that tine public should
know that the still-begnning neverending' twaddle
about the personal matters OF newspapers and their
writers comes from the least responsible OF all those with
whom publishers have to do"
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
CRIME.
Arrrai.rEB outrage.

man named EJohn Merkle. who has been en-
ployed as journoyman in barbcrshop In South Market
st. Newark arrested yesterday on warrant issued
by Justice Rose S m an SSseq % e t4 @ Is sSsT
OF Mr. Jacob Wasmer who resides at No IL Merchants
THE WHISKY PRAUDs-THE DEvIiN cAsE.
In the matter of the demurrer to the indictment
against Messrs Devlln Tappau Loyan, and Phillips, FOR
frauds on the revenue Judge Nelson rendered decision
IN the United states Circuit Court yesterday morning
decision oycrrules the demurrer ana gives Judgment
in favor Of the Government. The eaSo VIII now DO
brought to trial aS soon as possible
SUPPOSED MURDER OF AN UNKNOWN MAN.
Yesterday afternoon tho body Of an unknown
man, In nude state, except gray undersbirt
and socks, was found floating in the North River. River.
and taken in charge by Coroner White. who impan
neled a jury. DIR. Jaume made an examination,
side of tho neck Ths 10 have made with
knife or sharp instrument two inches In length but did
toa nSs GS GTn not DEATH Diseased about in
hight very heavy b a0d nd 80
iaboring man. lie had been In the water from hye TO
eight days and II s conect9red came 10 ms deSn Dy yo
next and the body will remain In charge OF Mr. Parsow
undertaken. No ios Westinghouse hopoAen' u'n 'iiS
THE DERGAN MURDER TRIAL
Yesterday morning at tho Mddlesex County Court
now being held In New-Br,lnswick. N. j., Mr. Wm H.
Ieupp the associate counsel for tho prisoner Bridget
Drgan concluded summing up IN behalf OF his CLIENT
the evidence rendered during her trial for tho murder OF
her Mistress Mrs Mary e. Core the 9sh Of February
last In opening the nal arguments upon the part o tn9
ppasSSges from Roscoe upon criminal evidence, to illus.
tratc the scope Of fhe provisions OF the NewJersy
nsy the crime ch they were consider it their
common duty thought to proceed with tie INV I
single rt for the facts Which surround her in this
weTo slcb al when developed ~ the % ya anu minds
sHtS such power that no rational man oonid
but ha hsT ysIG haa psi S S say
mere wo, pesnonsGlty resting upon tl9n; they wer
M thn direct agents OF law which y rs proper edp 90
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

AMERICAN PIANOS AT THE PARIS EXPOsTION.-
Since the opening Of the Universal Exposition In Paris,
the most remarkable of all the instruments exhibited By
piano manufacturers are, without contradiction those OF
the firm of Steinway q Sons OF New York. We would
never have believed that America although already
celebrated by her progress OF industry reserved for
such masterpieces in the dominion of the fine arts The
Scinway SYSTEM already in favor with the majority
of the German and American makers, destined to b3
the preferred of the French manufacturers as al
ready nearly all the leading Paris makers have studied
this new excellent, and fine mechanism and method OF
construction. and. having obtained the permission OF
Messrs Stenway Sons to adopt it, preparing to do
Whoever and heard these pianos must ana
will acknowledge that they the only ones which unite
with the prOdigOus sorority OF their tones qualities OF
beauty richness which have never been remarked Ill
any other instruments. - ,
America may well be proud Of the triumbh which me
Stenway pianos have achieved at the International EA
position in Pars.-l independence Beige, Brussels.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
ORTTUdRY.
SIR. BuIlTNCu.

The death is announced of a well known Boston
writer. Mr. Bulnnch Tho deceased n CLERK in the
Merchants Bank. who devoted his leisure hours TO
literary pursuits. In 1865 he published his Age OF
Fable" which met with success until, few years
after. his books taken by Mr. Tton, who sold large
editions OF them. His "Agc OF Chivary" Legends OF
Charlcmagnc" and Poetry OF the Age Of Fable" were
nearly quite popular rs the irstnamed book came
TO be. An cxpuTgatcd edition OF shakespeare, which
ho commenced to publish at tho beginning Of the
was n failure and completed. His last book was
entitled "Orcgon and Edorado or, Romance Of the
Rivers" MT Bulnnch was over 10 years Of age when
ho dod. lilo had ncvor been married.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
DIED.

n,KyR-At nhi. n Y. Wednesday May Is 1901 AOs
In the i6h ol ms age
Jas ssonyile ILL.,, papers please copy IA, =, the late
veIIIn th, City Wednesday, May 20, Eleanor vile VI
Benjamin Bell ., ~ r,,.1 IN attend her funeral on Friday
~ O'clock H. nom her late residence NO 'oi l of
Suddenly on THURSDAY, May 30, Cabaloo' ~
Richard Christopher n the 18th year 9, yer
w teU and Of her Charles n aqd p W. s residenee
Her invited attend the funeral om her ma
sIe N East scventie,hst Of which iurthy houee n
per. =, m - -, ,.vo, AGED Is months
day.. Joseph Wright yon ct child Of James aud A'''
TsScoo aud Shropshire p.n papers will please COPY
fESNRY- -0n "Wednesday, May 90 JOSIE cadg'''' u "~'
milne renny, aged ears lila, "A ,,teul the hnera
y, No. Il Mal,, ave., ca FJsy, MAJ 81 ~st 0S%sAP
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

protection Of citizen. great crime had been com
mttcd IN Middesex County, and within the limits and
power Of this Court BY tho ordinary judicial machinery
the jurors were IN the jury box 10 investigate it, and he
assumed no position Of advocacy in the case, for he was
not person TO condemn to death a poor woman if he
believed there was o lingering doubt of her guilt He
then entered upon very succnct recapitula0n OF the
bloody aiiiay lie endeavOrcd TO prove that man
cou1 have perpetrdted the act, that stranger
would nave gone 10 that house FOR the purpose Of punder
or murder without taking s weapons OF defense.
that e actions Of the prisoner at the tne and after the
murder and the impression Of her teeth upon the mangled
BODY showed her 20 be party Uthe mnrder The Court
adjourned from o'clock until 10 O'Clock this morning,
when the AtofneyGeneral will conclude his argument,
aud the Judge deliver his charge
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCHEs-1he country has
reason to be proud Of this splendid specimen Oh "a nieln
operative genius and enterprise. That II Will work
revolution in watch manufacturing of the world no
one can doubt who examines the operations Of the wal
than ESTABLISHMENTS for turns out Watch movements al
lust about onc-alf the cost Of imported movemeht-e
side the uniform reliability of the machine-made waicneS
must give them great advantage over all others where
ever known. poor mepiece Of the machine make WI
Dc as rare in the future good one OF hand make mas
been heretofore for machinery IS arbitrary IN It's per
formance and make perfect article Just as easy as
worthless. t Will DC cause OF cOngfatuaoh
il this highly useful American enterprise snail nave he
effect of driving OF market the thousands OF trashy Oi
cgn articles miscalled tmekeepers by furnishing SO eA
cellent aud economical substitute.-lN u 1lhlcS