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The New York herald., 1867-04-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

souraAxrros, April II, 1857
The Hamburg American Packet Company's steamer
saxonia Captain HACK arrived here late last evening
Lv1Rroor, April II, 1851.
The ship Derby Captain Manson, from San Francisco
Decmsbsr ~, arrived 81 this port today. tatrN
Disaster and Accident.
LIVERPOOL, April II, 1907
Information hes been received here that the American
ship President Fillmore Captain Lscs. which sailed on
tho 10Th Of March from Glasgow for New York. has been
lost No date or other particulars are given.
FLusHuo, April II, 1857
Tho ship Uncle yos Captain ssweI, last from Phila-
depha for Antwerp coldsd with another vessel in this
harbor to-day, and was badly damaged.
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RUSSIAN AMERICA.


The Cession Reported to England from S..
Petersburg.
In the House OF Commons on the 4th Of April Sir A.
AdSxw asked the Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs
whether he could give information the reported
cession OF Russian America 10 the United States and
whether the Meutan Islands included in the Russo
American terrtoryf
Lord SrAsLEY-I have a telegram from ST. Petersburg
which IN Substance s TO this effect that Official inte
gence has been received Of the purchase Of the territory
By the United States presume, therefore, that the
arrangement Is complete 80 far the Executive
cerned but the House s that by the constitution
OF the United States, treaty requires to be confirmed
by the Senate and have not yet heard that that
1rmation has taken place am not able to whether
the Aeutian Islands are included In the ceded territory
should rather think not. believe they are under the
government on the Asatic sdc But that not Ger.
tain about
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF the HERALD.
General Exodus to the United States-Is II
Cure for Fenianism
QUEENSTOWN, April Z, 1857
Since the beginning OF the spring emigration has
sideraby increased and It believed that If the present
rate of increase continues for any length OF time the
numbers will exceed the proportions Of 1885,
when emigration was at its height.
The class Of people emgrating s generally Of the COM
Portable farming class and as rule they young and
healthy persons.
On day during the past month was there such
rush OF emigrants yesterday and to-day By every
train-whch leave Cork hourly, from early morning.
of intending emgrans were to be seen vending
their way the railway stations At the north and south
sides Of the city route to Queenstown, where upwards
Of twelve hundred shut out from the three steamers
which sailed on Thursday, the 4th inst.
The extra steamship Edinburg sails from Queenstown
on Monday next, sth inst, but she can only accommo
date about six hundred.
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oeief expressed by those who yell able to estimate
the present composition Of the SISnfsh government
that resort to reprisas viii be founs ultimately una
voidabe.
Tie tone OF the foreign, as woll a OF the English
market, is exactly such would under ordinary cir.
cumstances Indicate general conviction that the bre
ing out OF war was but question OF few ~,eks but
the peculiar Of the public mind the manic
Of May last will In some degree to- asn less serous an
PLANTATION
The London Nears tp its city article, says:Owing to
the prospect OF rIpure OF relations with Spain
rev tIansactops nave occurred at Loyds in war risks
On English ships TO Havana ten per cent paid
done.
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THE SCOTIA IN COLLISION.

Wreck Of the Ship Berkshire OF Boston.
On the 11th inst, in latitude 40 H. longitude 20 lS
the British steamship Scotia, Captain Judkins, which
arrived last night, coded with the ship Berkshire OF
Boson) Captain Berry, from New Orleans for Havre,
and sunk her.
Captain Judkins, OF the Scotia took from the wreck
Captain Berry and wife and sixteen men and brought
them TO this port.
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ADDITIONAL DETAILS BY MAIL.

Tho Cunard mail steamship Scotia, Captain Judkins,
which eft Liverpool ~ II A. n the 9th and Queens
IOWA on the Th Of April arrives At this port last night
bringing details Of cable dispatches additional 70 the
pompasion published elsewhere In the columns Of The
4saALD to-day.
ne punssr ef messages ssas tagoveh shs AvAaia
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suclns OF MAJOR John 4. eoaasox. or xesrucxy.

CIxuNsArI April II, 1857.
Major John A. Good5oD formerly q member Of tho
Kentucky State Senate, and for years Mayor e
Covington, KY, committed suicide to-day Deceased
seventy -four years Of age. No cause has bosn
assigned for the rash act
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eATAL MilsoAD ACCIDENTS.

BALrHoRs, April II. 1so.
wv Townsend chief clerk and freight agent Of Ns
Batmoreand Ohio Railroad WAS killed this morning az,
the Relay House by the cara He was formerly con-
nected with Western railroads
McGRDGoR. lows, April IL, 1857
To-day's IN ward bound tram on tho hcGregor aud
Westsrn Railroad turned Of her coaches over an
embankment. killing Mr. Wright Of Austin, and severely
inJuring several others
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8 A..

The steamship Eagle, Captain Greene, from Havana
on the 18th instant, arrived at this port yesterday We
much obliged to Mr. Hueras the purser for prompt
delivery Of our dispatches and dies
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BALsmoRs Md, April II, 1857.
In the United States Circuit Court (hs morning the
case OF Thomas X Rich and others Va 0eneral John
WOOL for false Imprisonment during tho war, the do
murer Of the defendants for justification the acta Of
Congress overlooked by The Court for ne reason
thai u w. aot bvfncssAk UoVnd fof dsfepca.
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nuapea IN the sfytnTH wAau.

A Mas Shot Dead in . JsGsrsen street sa.
I 1o0n,
Al ten minutss Of one O'Clock this Thursday morn.
ing John r. Livingston was shot dead, while In the
saloon No. II Jensrson street. by Vincent Cody Cody
was a once arrested by roundmaa whitcomb. Of the
Seventh prscinos pooa Owing 70 the latenss Of tho
hour no details Of The case could be obtained
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fve Ssss nlltD Az vssr srncssaocI r,,s
spssscrrrLp, NJ.

srhieFIKLn, Mass, April IL Iaay
portion or the rock II K n Freddy. nss1. nso.
quarry ~ West stockbudgs "n IN this Afternoon ana
killed David Richardson, the fof.nan, Patrick Tiugs
Michael May, Michaa Kennedy AM John Qsmsn'
Thomas Noonan was seriously injured.
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ATLANTA, Ga, April II, 1857
In the City Hall W. q. Clark, Of Mobile was chosen
President and b Bar, OF Macon, secretary. About
thirty daily and Hi-weekiy papers were represented.
The Contention adjourned until tomorrow morning.
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~ Au0UmA, April IL, 1S67
The Liquor law 10 now strictly enforced In this STATE
grocer Of this city was arresed this morning and hnsd
for selling one gas Of cider After the rst week
In June al similar offences will BE- punished By i'm.
s,wia imam
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The London Tim0 Of April 'fndulges hope which
becomes fainter every day. that tardy compliance with
our demands may yet avert . rupture with Spain On
the other hand General Caonses language and contrast
betray studied intention 70 sront this country Me-
gotison has reached lie final STAGE and nothing seems
TO remain but an umatum 70 be enforced n necessary,
by effective reprsala Had the Spanish government %
acted towards the United States, Cuba would probably
have been occupied before this by American troops
Had they so acted towards France The French trooor
would probably be waving over Barcelona
The London Tymes OF the 9th Of April IN liz city ar-
ticls says spaaisb sscuiuss were nausnoed by VIvpg
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SHIPPING NEW s.
PORT or NEW YORK. APRIL II. 1861
ArriWAA.

Steamship Scotia (Br Judkins, Liverpool April g. ard
9ueenstowp III Al PM with mdse and passengcr 20
Cunard 9th inst lat 30 A. lon Is 46 passed steamship St
David bound same day lat 50 IL lon 20 30. Steamship
SoumpiA pouna n loi, lat ~ IL, !on.0 ~ exchankeu
night signals with one OF the New and Havre steamshtpG
bound r.
For OtAor Shipping News See EiofM Page
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FIRE At ST. PAUL. M!HN.

81. PAsE, Minn, Aprr1T, 1851
The extensive sawmii tub and pail factory OF Cutt~
smith, at Anoka, was burned this morning Loss
81 600
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N. -
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Chartered BY Congress. and having nve Government n
rsctors appointed by the President of the Un.ed sa.e
offer their -.
FIRST MORTGAGE THTRTY-YEAR BONDS
BEARING SIX FER CENT INTEREST.
PAYABLE sENLANNUALLY IN GOLD,
For sale through the
CONTINENTAL MUTUAL BANK.
NO. NASSAU STREET.
MEssRs. CLARK, DODGE CO..
BANKERS, NO. 81 WALL STREET.
In the City OF New York,
at NINETY PER CENT Of their par value. with
Accrued Interest
These Bonds are secured By a FIRST MORTGAGE On
the RAILROAD AND EQUIPMENT OF SIXTEEN THOU
SAND DOLLARS PER NILE. much less than onshsae
the cos. of the Road. THREE HUNDRED AND Five
MILES have been completed in the mos. substantial ma.-
ner fully equipped with rolling stock. locomotives
machine and shops engine and budinsA
bull. mostly OF brick and have been
ACCEPTED AND APPROVED BIZ THE GOVERN
/. HENr .,,
after an examination report BY the Go~srnnsut Coz
misslouers andsars now in successful operation.
The Company have on hand ron all other
suncent complete the road TO the Rocky MountAinss
distance Omaha of SIT mrss-by September.
the time pledged for is completion BY the. contractor
TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ussoO ACRES
OF LAND FER NILE granted to the Company By ths
In addition 70 The subsidy Of sIxrERN THOU
SAND DOLLARS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS FOE
EACH MILE OF ROAD AS COMPLETED. The Chicago
Northwestern Railroad completed, with
this road q, omaha doing large business passsa-
gcrs and freight
The ch,cago Rock Island and Pacnc The Chicago Bur.
Ington and Quincy, and tho Hannibal and 81 JosssA
Railroad Companies expect 10 extend connecting links -
road 70 Omaha during the year 50 that tru.h
railroads from the East soon greatly contribute 70 shs
business Of this road the Pacific being
srucssd with energy from California NEST tAls
Great National Continent 1870 insurs
all tho business. passenger and freight oss
possibly accommodate The bonds ssl,s
payable in sod and the smap mie there
question safety Company have NO hes.
ation ndns them to the public Arrangssnts
being National generally through
Bonds.
(stgned) JOHN j. CISCO Treasurer
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All the Highest Premiums.-1SH6. Elliptic
Lockstch Sewing Machines manufa actured by wLEELRR
4 WILSON Company. Sold only by Elliptic sewing Ma
chine Company, 5s3 Broadway.
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BrOnChitis.-FrOm MIR. e.. II. Gardners prin-
cpal Rutgers Female institute. New York, May II,
1851 have been afflicted With Bronchitis during the pass
winter and found relief until found Trochca"
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHES, Cough LozenxeaN
prompt relief In Coughs, Colds and Throat Dseases
for sale throughout the United States and mose
foreign countries.
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Senate.
AtsAxv, April II, 1867.
BrLfs RsroRrrp vAvoaABLv.
rncouosrups ,hs Nsu0poA.ap RAshias AssocisuQA
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All Prizes Cashed In Legal Lotteries.- -Clrcs-.
j. CLUTE. Broker, I7s Broadway.
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Cadis telegram states that the Spanish government
has released the captain Of the Tornado but that John
MACPHERSON has been transferred 70 the interior Of the
country a. Chilean prisoner OF war MacPherson ID In
cuded In lord ssanley's. peremptory demand.
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Bsrtiett,s Reversible sewing Machinss.-4
sacsroo $50 Broadway Of Prince street. New York
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Address. g enminc Mecrschasm Goods Mar
ufactured by Pollock X Son, GV2 broadway Fourth
street: also repairing done. Boiling 81
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Bouquets Abolished.
In consequence OF the universal OF PHALONy
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS, 1owers are no lonosr u
winter parties lady who paroniaes that
delicious being herself bouquet, redoont OF tho
most exquisite OF all perfumes
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

BatchcIor's Hair Dye.-Thc Best In sho
world the only perfect Dye harmless reliable insantano
Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

ComstoCkss Rational Foed fer MotheRsv
Infants nvsds and Dypcp.icsA concentrated nonr!sn-
bIgs formula; ready for use. Laboratory No. " costs
andt street.
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Hal. .d DysTSs y: e. Bsss .ssi Ever Ne,
Astor House, Lex go
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixes A.. - nnssa -
gpld Information furnished The highest rssss P~A1
Douboons and all kinds Of Gold and sivsg .,r.st NG
TAYLOR CO.. Bapkcrs 10 ~" s"ssT
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BY THE CABLE TO APRIL II.
NORTH GERMANY.

The Consultation Adopted-Protest and Seees-
sion of the Polish Deputies.
BERLIN, April II, 1867.
The national constitution which has been so long
under debate has at length been adopted.
The Polish members protested against the action OF
the Parliament, and, the result being made known
unanimously resigned
Parliament Adjourned.
BERLIN, April l7-Evening
The Parliament this evening adjourned without day.
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THE AHeLo.spAmIsn DIFFICULTY.

n EXC1tem0nt
OnicIaI Correspondcuce with Madrid-Brit.
ish Cabinet Statements.
The latest reports by the Scotia state the Spanish
governments 10 getting into . serious difficulty with
England 1t persists In refusing the demands in regard
to the alleged illegal seizure OF the British vessels Tor
nado Queen Victoria, and grave misunderstanding
ON the brink Of becoming diplomatic rupture.
On the 30th OF March Lord Stanley felt himself con-
lowing very decided The original capture .hen
lawless and wholly unusthable act; justice.
though frequently demanded has been denied Il ns M sale Of
ceedngs taken against the vessel were not
only contrary to justice and therefore void,
their iegalIty, and were adopted her Msjesys gov
cnmcnt are constrained believe, for the purpose Of
s Ss Or s.pss sSae'.s sna a: crew As "s
Guarda Costa In this state Of things her
conclusion sst forth in Gsnsrs Caionges letter of Jan
uay that the conhscalion decreed against the Queen
Victoria shall b a declared red void 80 .s to open the
TO present themselves and defend their interests
before the proper tribunal On the contrary, her
Immediate restoration Of the ship aud cargo, their
run value aud proper pecuniary indemnify 70 her
sres sddrssssd | 70 her Esjssys government FOR the
outage committed the British dag His Lordship
Sossnm.ns that The Of her Catholic
Majesty will allow this matter 70 assume the propor
son Of serious difference . ysesr sr,s ssn and
ment would sccsde these demands Il was runored
Madrid that the British Ambassador would demand bis
passportS s~.s. I.f.. Ht4E
The Question in Parliament.
In the House Of Commons. the eth Of April. Mr..
OsBon aid d:I wish 70 ask question Of ths Secretary
for Forcign Anai suggested By the extraordinary
turs Of the despatch written BY the noble lord 70 the
Spanish government The question wish 70 put ID
WHISTLER the noble lord will give The House any account
Of the Of relations 81 this moment
with the Spanish government
Lord SrAxLBY-A the correspondence that has passed
between the Spanish and that Of her Majesty
is in the hands Of the House. tChcersl 7.
Mr.. OssonSp--Has snswer bean returned
tsOrder"D wish 70 put this question distinctly, and
have answer sciiA0s JciN0 (Cries Of s0rder |"
and chesA) Yea Il IL very important (Continued
intsrrupton) speak with reference 20 the last
despatch Of the noble lord In which distinct threat
held out 70 the Spanish government l wish 70 know
the noble lord has received any answer 70 that threat
Lord BrAHlsr--r must remind the honorable GENTLE
man that II he expects from me definite answer he
must nrss put distinct question. Minmtsral cheers
instance Ny dinculty In replying % him was ths:-
the Spanish government relating 70 the Tornado
hsnorable gentleman refers the latter Hear hsar)
than what have sated-that the whole correspond
ence ~ far As has gone, 10 In the hands Of the House
pave NOS yes received answer TO the last despatch
ict Which concludes the papers, loud cheers from the
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10 all cases.
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Gourand,s Oriental Cream,

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The New York herald., 1867-04-18
THE ANoL0.sPANISH DIFFICULTY.

Spain Still Disposed to Yield.
~~- LosgSSS, April i7-Evening
Dispatches have been received this evening which
state that Spain has acccded to the demands OF the
British government in part at least and that the ship
Victoria will be Immediately restored
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rHe Favoriss style. NsRs' R:'. q q peculiar S
Ions been rS Ss ycu w's es one ~ E
cenence hno NJ ss~san came enQs. uoy zs o
coming yCr may III sprsS style attracts sss az 80
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ts,sned) JOHN j. CISCO. Treasurer.
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The UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Chartered BY Congress- and having ve Government n
appointed by the President OF the States
oder THAR
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-06

Fairbanks, Adrian Gilmore, and others
foremost, In years gone, among New
England Railroad men, now, alas M
more-he brought to every intere,, no
took in hand, an energy and influence
that told largely upon Its success. He
was bold in his operations, but such
foresight was his, that success generally
rewarded his mercantile actions. And
yet with all his zeal, his untiring assid-
uity in business, he united the dellcacv
and nobility of the tenderest friend and
noblest beneiactor Upon the writer's
first removal to Vermont-almost ner.
niless and unknown TO her business
men, he gave him his generous aid and
confidence, and 1t is a most gratifying
thought, that from his earliest acoualnt.
ance to the end of his life-now closed
that confidence was not abated.
Mr.. Delano was sincere christian
gentleman. The life of three score
years and ten, just terminated, is but
the beginning of glorious immortality
to him.
Upon the southern slope Of one OF
Caledonia 5 sunny hills, he lies beside
his early companion, and noble son.
the memory Of all Of whom is as fragrant
as the air just now coming with the new
spring time.
For him we have no regret To his
remaining family we Offer our sympathy.
and enshrining him 10 pleasan, memo.
ries, time shall do the rest.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-06
Local and State Items.

AN ENTERPRIsING MERcHANT.-Mr.E E.
D. Billings, who keeps a general country
store at HydeVille, is one OF the NEST
successful merchants we know of in
this section, and the secret OF his sue
cess is that he always keeps on hand a
large and fresh supply of the best de-
scription Of goods of all kinds, and
furnishes them at the lowest living
prices. Though keeping a store in a
small country place it is generally better
stocked than similar establishments in
our larger towns; as instance, he has
just laid in $4,000 stock of rady-made
clothing for summer wear, which en-
braces all qualities, made up n the very
latest styles, and which, having been
bought for cash, can and vii be sold
cheaper than the cheapest. But his late
purchases are not confined to clothing
alone, as he has immense quantities. of
dry goods, groceries, boots AMI shoes,
furniture, stationery, hardware cutlery
&C., &C, in his establishment. Citizens
of Hydeville and surrounding villages
will consult their own Interests by call
ing on Billings.
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can be considered as simple prisoners of
war, for these are responsibilities defined
by the laws OF nations and by the laws
of the Republic"
Mr.. Campbell Is assured by him that
the Government Of the United States
have been and are held In the highest
estimation by the people of Mexico, and
hopes that with this Justification of its
acts 1t will continue to have the SYM
pathies Of our people and our Govern
ment, as the Republic had given many
proofs of It's principles of humanity and
sentiments of generosity, yet 1t is
obliged to consider affairs according to
circumstances-wha the principles of
justice demand and the duties which 1t
has to perform for the welfare Of the
Mexican people,
Without definite knowledge we are led
to believe that Macmillan is now
prisoner, hence the recapitulation given
in this article of the correspondence of
the authorities of the two Governments,
and the Justification attempted by the
Mexican Foreign Secretary, it is to be
expected that the late Emperor will
not be shot as Others have been, and
that the expressed feelings of the Ameri-
can Government will have its influence
upon the Mexican President, for the
United States have sincerely sympathized
with Mexico and felt deep interest in
her success, but repetition Of the re-
ported seventies would check the cur
rent Of our sympathies. Such acts to
prisoners Of war, cannot elevate the
character of the Mexican States in the
estimation Of the civilized world and
will tend to bring into disrepute the
cause Of republicanism and retard its
progress among every people.
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In NEenOrianI.

DIED, at Hardwick, Friday morning,
May 81, 1867, LOUIS Howe DELANo, ESQ.,
aged 70 years.
In the death OF this estimable gentle
man, another of the early and prominent
merchants of Northern Vermont has
gone from US. Connected as he was
with all the material interests of that
part of the State-for many years the
President of the Bank of Caledonia-a
Director of the Connecticut and Pas
sumpsic R.. R., with the late Gov.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-06

THE MANAGEMENT OF STEEL is sub
ject which Mr.. George EIDE, the author
of book with this title which D. APP
pleton & Co. publish, seems thoroughly
to understand. Everything pertaining
to the hardening of iron is discussed
with great minuteness, and at the same
time with clearnesS. To young me-
Chanics who have desire to master the
science Of their profession the volume
must be of exceeding value, while to
mere amateurs it will prove unusually
readable and instructive. 1t is certain.
ly g notable circumstance that a book
devoted as is this to a speciality, and
necessarily limited, therefore, in its cir
Gle of readers, can be published in this
country with hope of profit to those who
have it in hand.
For sale in Rutland by futile & Co.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-06
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