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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19

4 decided feature Of the day was speech
rs Gvn. Nlu, \. QuarlcS i'm favor Of Forrest,
IN East Tennessee delyptte hud made
'snS semi ,u Now York Il would iniure the
muse among Union men every herc.--
q mrlc, tooE this for MS uNt, and iu the
b ut speech / have hoard i'm ten wears n
Rpe2ch that ought To hr printed an uvcr che
North, presented the whole question irum
the Confederate Standpoint; | wish
could have heard n, n wns wholesome,
exhaustive, guutai eloquent ana logical.
These udjeCtiNoS sound rather tup-luilc0l,
but they are appropriate.
We copy tho above just and well
deserved compliment 70 our most gall
lint defender and talented towns
man, from a very graphic and well
written account of the late. Conser-
vativc Convention, at Nashville, from
Louisvill2 journal Of tho nth inst
We who know the persuasive elo-
Qucnce OF General Qunrles 50 well,
can well credit the effect his very able
speech seems to have made, not only
ON the correspondent of thc standard
paper referred To, but upon the Con
vCntiOn.
In the campaign, just opening, in
the result Of which SO much of veal
or woe Ia our whole country is at
issue, the talents OF every gifted son.
both Of the North and south, should
he enlisted, and NO voice will Ne more
potent with the masses than that Of
Gen W, n, QuarlcS. We know him
too well to doubt, II called ON, what
his answer Will hV. As able and clio.
QUoUt before the people as he i, chiv-
slrouS and brave i'm the field. Lee,
him Ice son. North and South TO hold
up and portray o. the honest pcop,,
of both sections, the degrading and
despicah,c tyranny under which IN,
starry brow Of the Volunteer State /,
bowed In dust. We learn thut iii
nois and IIsdiapa have demanded q
tour from him. Go forth General,
ana tell the world of ot. WRONGS and
expressions, and God speed loU IN
your mission
Tur iohcrtsnu County Fair VII
commence ON tho f2th Of OctdbcG
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19

WE publish, to-day, the preamble
and resolutions of the Convention of
the 9th inst. Circumstances, beyond
our control, forbade an earlier notice,
and we refer to it now, to express a
general approval of its proceedings
and, at the same time, to dissent from
one of the principles laid down in the
first resolution. The right of scces-
sion was not submitted to the arbitra-
mcnt of the sword, nor decided by the
sword. And if right of secession was
a part of the original compact be-
tween the States, that right as clearly
exists now as before the war. The
question decided by the conflict was
not that the South had not the right
to sccede, but that the aggressive spirit
of the North, in resisting that right,
practically reduced it to the natural
right of revolution. Principles are
never settled or unsettled by force
though measures of policy are often
modified by that agency.
This obvious distinction should be
observed in regard to all the issues
claimed TO have been settled by the
war. A constitutional right before
T. the war, is constitutional right now
TO take the opposite ground is an i'm
piled condemnation of the Confede
rate cause, andan endorsement of the
I vandal spirit and conduct of the
I North. If it be deemed essential tc
/ treat the iss,les of the war as a final
settlement, ito surely be done with.
out proclaiming That the South un-
dertook what it had no right to do
and was thereby dishonored and de
servcdly punished. TO deny the right
of secession is to proclaim the origi
nal compact between the States NJ
egregious fraud -..-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19
Northern cisizen's Disrranchiscd.

Congress having accomplished by
its Arkansas bill the feat 'ofiadmit-
ting into the Union II State that has
never been out, it is next to bc consid-
cred that no citizen of q Northern
State, who has voted against negro
suffrage, and is still of that mind,
can become n citizen of this recon-
structed Arkansas without flat act
of perjury. The "constitutionu there
says that ''all persons, before register
ing or voting, must take and sub
scribe the following oath: Il, -,
do solemnly swear g
that accept the civil and political
equality of all mem y &C., &c, &C.
SO you see, you Ohioan, or Kansian,
or Michigander, or whoever you may
be, that have voted against negro suf-
trage in your own State, you cannot
go TO this twice-admitted Arkaasas
and become n citizen there unless YOU
renOuncey your honest convictions or
we are ashamed to even repeat the
insulting acknowledgements perju-
ry. You must swear, taking the in
finite and great God to be your wit
ness, that you are no better than q
negro, and If you will not, you are
DISTINGUISHED, just as the secession
leaders are DISTINGUISHED, and this
though you may have fought knee
deep in blood for the Union ~ y
| World.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19

MAN IYNCHED IN MAURY CoUN-
TY, Tl.NN.-The Columbia Herald OF
saturday says: .'.... ..... 81,
Last Friday night large party ia
disguise went to the residence of one
john Edgin, who lives eight or nine
miles east of Columbia, took him out
into the woods, and struck him nine
hundred lashes with hickory switches.
OF course his punishment WAS very
severe. The Ostcnsible reason that is
supposed 10 have called forth the ire
Of these strange creatures il that Ed
gin some time ago whipped his two
grown daughters; and nameless
something, only hintcd at, is imputed
60 him. The truth of the matter,
however, win never be known It is
said hy some that Edgin had sutiiici-
cnt cause for whipping his daughters.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19
TELEGRAPHIC.

III
AWAsHINGToN, June 13.-McCul-
loch, in response to Rollins letter,
convictshim Of falsehood. The Sec
stary also says the Commissioner evil
IDENTIFY designed the letter for the pub
lie rather than for the Department,
as he gave the letter of resignation
to the press before sending il to the
Secretary. titt.ii 'Tftt ftHll
John Logan andhis huge mustache
displayed himself to-day. He gave
notice of his intention to offera reso-
luton for the removal of the capital
on account ofthe disloyalty Of the in
habitants of Washington and their
contempt for Congress and its Laws
Johns fellow Radicals laugh ut him.
The Senate passed the bill to put in
power the Radical candidates who
were beaten in thelatc election here.
Fessenden and all decent Radicals OPP
posed it.
Edmunds' hill authorizing Legisla-
lures TO elect United States Senators
where a vacancy occurs when tht
legislature is in session, is designed
to apply to Connecticut. Bucking-
ham, lately elected, is about to die
and the Radicals intend to prevent
Gov. English from appointing 6
/ Democrat.
Montgomery Blair will probably be
appointed to fill the vacancy in til,
Senate when Reverdy Johnson re
signs. ...... - ...,,....
| NASHVILLE, June 15.--Two com
panies of Fenians were mustered int,
service last night. ua. e
A Federal soldier was poisoned OF
Friday night in bagnio in this cit,
and has since died. q-.u -Hu. bti
! SAN Francisco, June 13.-A dis
patch from Oregon reports the major
ity Of Smith, Democratic candidat
for Congress, between 1900 and 800
official count. The counties next t.
Idaho give unexpectedly large Dem
ocratic majorities., The total vote Q
the State IS nearly $4,000, the larges
ever polled. 1.f.,. r....
The State Senate stands IL Demo
cratic to 10 Republican,, The Assem-
bly, stands % Democratic to 10 Re
publican.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19


THE ODD FELLOWS Picnic AT
BOWLING GREEN.-It was our good
fortune to be present at the Odd Eel
lows Anniversary Picnic at Bowling
Green, KY, on the 18th inst, and we
can truly say that we never enjoyed
more real pleasure in the same length
OF time in our life. 1.-THE attendance
of the brotherhood was not so large
as we anticipated, but it was, never
thcless, quite respectable rs to num-
hers. At nine o'clock the procession
was formed, and preceded by the
Bowling Green Sax Horn Band,
moved out to n beautiful grove In the
vicinity of the city, where prepare
tions had been made for the exercises
of the day. Arriving there we found
assembled several hundred persons,
embracing the youth, beauty and
chivalry of the city and surrounding
country.
/ The opening address was delivered
by Past Grand Williams, of Cave
city, and was pronounced by all to
be one of the ablcst and most inter
esting addresses ever heard. lie re-
viewed the rise and progress of the
Order gave many interesting stats
ties of It's past and present status, and
pictured its brilliant future in mas
tcrlyand eloquent style; and although
he spoke for nearly two hours, there
was not the least sign Of restlcSsnesS
exhibited 10y his hearers, but gene
raj expression of regret when he left
the stand.
He was followed by Prof. Todd
Principal of the Howard Institute,
Gallatin, Tenn, who spoke in encour
aging terms OF the progress of the
Order, and more particularly of th'
success OF that lasting monument K
the liberalitv OF the brethren of tn,
"mystic tic" Howard Institute.
The hour for dinner being announc
cd, all were invited to repair TO tn,
tables, whore an abundance of goo,
things had been prepared. For TIN
admirable manner in which this de
partment was conducted, the brethren
are largely indebted tothc ladies, VIII,
were untirmG I'm their efforts to "ieo,
/ the hungry" And their success wa
, commensurate with their eii0rts, 70
no one went away un~atlsiied. Witl
+, the cooperation of thc staid matron
and fair maids of Bowling Green an,
Vicinity CIR brethren of FoliaI
Lodgrcm truthfu!ly say there's ~
, such word n fAil!e .
I After dinner, Past Grand Masto
+, Dowdcu, of Louisville, delivered al
! addrys. in behalf Of the Widows an
, Orphans Home, an Institution for IA
. protection and education Of the wild
ows ami orphans of Odd Fellows, Ia
, Gated at Harrisburg, Ky. We uu
lcr-tand that he succeeded IN nisin
/ a large amount toward the sum q,
d quircd rs an endowmon, fund for tn
institution.
Ample preparations We're also mad
Tor a bran-danco, and when we lei
. l,ho ground quite a lumber ri the On
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19
TO Whom II may Concern.

TAKE NOyIcE. : ~ Thirty DAYS
l. from dale shall proceed to sell the
baTge JANIS WOpDS. at the public Wharf
&c The City of Clarksvtlie, Montgomery
County, Tenn, on account Of charFes ne
erued In protecting the Saine, and should
any surplus DO left viii deposit the gslIno
With receiver for heir heneht
Juno 'ss3 ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19

THE NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNION reports give the following sta
tstics for the past year: LAS mem
bersinitiated, 2,2Ol admitted by cards,
as rejected, 500 withdrawn by card,
III suspended, 232 expelled, 2l7 rein
stated. gS died, 6,034 in good standing,
d. 800 members, S2l ,565 - received,
81 ,5l7 80 per capital tax. .i#
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19
Washington Correspondence Baltimore
lIlzaff n / Il
How 81. 900 Stuck TO ButIcr's palm

..tfr1 Gazette
How $1,000 Stuck 10 ButIcr's Palm
Manager Butler is fearfully indig-
nant at the charge that he attempted
to appropriate thousand dollar bill OF
WoOlley's money. The following IL
the statement, as received from the
witness himself: t.N
Butler-What became of the mon
ey Woolley left in your hands.
Witness-I have it in my pocket
Butler-Produce it and the papers
contained in the envelop.
Witness-Here is the money, but
the papers you can't have.
Butlerreceived the package ofmoney
and directed witness to leave the
room, which he declined to do, say
! ing he was responsible for the money
and was not willing to leave it i'm
Butler's hands. Butler threatened to
arrest him, but witness denied his
right to do so. At last Butler pro-
ceeded to the money, and said: | find
| here $4,000.
Witness--I'll swear I handed you
S17l00 I IIt
Butler-Then you had better count
ityOurself.
Witness-Ef you will raise that
newspaper think you will find a
/ thousand dollar bill under It. HN
| Manager Logan now for the first
time interlored and remarked: Yes
General, ! see a corner of the note
sticking out.
Butler-Oh, yes; | did not see it.
| This statement of the testimony
| has been made public on the authority
Of the witness, a gentleman ofknowI
integrity, and is the topic of general
con yersation.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19
CIarIxsviIle Building end Lonn Assoc


At meeting calledto revive the Clarls-
VILE building and Loan Association, DIR.
Joshua Cobb was called 70 the chair, and
q. C. Breed appointed Secretary. @ a
c. @. smith, Esq, read the charter granted
to the Association by the Legislature of
1865 and 1866, which was followed by the
reading of plan of an association sup
posed to be fitted to the wants of Clarbs-
vile, from an editorial In the Clarksvllle
Chronicle. 1t was found that this was not
entirely consonant with the provisions OF
the charter, whereupon, on motion of G.
c. Breed, a committees was appointed BY the
chair, consisting of C. G.. Smith, Esq, Capt.
Geo. Isenstien, @. c. Brecd and Peter Oneal
Esq.-on motion of Mr.. Smith, the Presi-
dent was added to the committeeman
committee was to prepare n constitution
and bylaws for the organization of the AS
ISOLATION. which should be as nearly ms pos.
sible the plan there set forth-only altering
1 so as to bein oonsonance with the Legisla.
/ tive charter, and to report Mt the next meet
/ ing. on motion, adjourned to Thursday
\ night, the 18th inst. rftttA, ID. '@f
! JOSHUA COBB, Prcs't.
I G. C. BREED, sec'y. ,, .....-...
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19

A NEW TYPE METAL.-The Cali
fornia Mining and Scientific Press
gives an accountof a new type metal
which is produced at the Myntczuma
Smelling Works, in Humboldt coun-
ty, Nevada. The metal il obtained
BY separating silver from the ore, and
Il composed of about thirty parts Of
lead and seventy parts antimony.--
The metal, with slight additions, Is
said to be superior 20 that used in the
Eastern States. 1t is sent down in
pigs of about seventy pounds weight.
A shipment OF twenty tons has been
made to the type foundrios in New
York. The metal is said to be pro-
duced SO cheap as to put all competi-
ton out of the question. Some Of
the iron fotmdmiesand machineshops
in San Francisco are now usipg the
same metal for journals In place of the
Rabbit metal.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19

lNPOWThNT TO WHEAT Growers.
An old and experienced ftrlncr OF
Williamson county gives il asa fact
tina, the following method l. a sure
prevention OF the insect wcavill i'm
wheat. lnpiling up your wheat after
IL has been cleaned with the fan, TO
every three bushels put in "A good
brick, well dried by the sun, and be
sure it is perfectly dry at the time you
use il, Tho brick ah,orbs the mois-
turc that naturally accumulatcs in
the grain and causes it to become SO
hard and flinty that the insect or ~
cannot penetrate the outer covering.
We are assured by persons who have
made the experiment Is so easy and
simple, we would advise our friends
who grow or deal in wheat to try It ne
Mash. GdcCttC. ...
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19
yhe CIarlssviiIe orphan Asylum.

Receipts for the following donations
from the Davidson County Auxiliary
Society, have just been received from
the Treasurer of the Confederate Or
phan Home at GAINESVILLE, Tenn:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19

and gallant were tripping the light
fantastic toe" tosE mufc's melting
strains.r ~ H ia ~
In fact, nothing was left undone
which mightadd totheinterest of The
occasion. The people of Bowling
Green, and especially the members
of the Order there, may well feel
proud of the success which crowned
their efforts. The strlctest order and
decorum was observed throughout the
day by all who in any manner partic-
ipated in the exercises, and we teel
assured that n favorable impression
was created and that much good will
result therefrom. REPORTER.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19

SAYS am exchange: AT late
dinner IN North Carolina, thero sat
down to table three cX-GoVcrnors, an
cN-Justice Of the Supreme Court, two
cN-membcrs OF Congress, aud some
0thcr men Of honorable distinction in
their state, and the only person in
the room who could vote or hold office
was the negro who waited on the Ia
be, Suchtis IeconslrucuOh.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19
ADAMS a CO..

Lock Cox no. Al, Clarl,syille, Tenn.
Sample Machine can be seen OF Vaughn
a WTisht's 50 dlcry and Harness shop and
l.. IL. Porter's Furniture store, Franklin
street, ClarksVille,
May ~, ls9s.tf fNUl
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19

DE Bows REVIEWING have received
the May and June numbers of DE Bow
Review in the same cover--on arrangement
necessary to enable 1t to appear hereafter
on the list of each month. The delay IN
moving the Office from New York to New
Orleans further necessitated this arrange
ment. The numbers will be found inter
esting, and the suggestive article on the
Mississippi, is worth years subscription
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19

Funeral NOtice.--On sunday, 10th day
of July, the Funeral OF Duncan King, decd
viii be preached by Rev. A. d. Sears, at the
Baptist Church in New Providence, Tenn.
at II O'Clock a, ". The occasion viii he
Eonored with the mystic rites of the Ma
sonic Fraternity GAINESVILLE Lodge, No
50, John Hart Lodge, No. 247, and McCulloch
Lodge, No Is9, are respectfully invited to
unite with us, together with all other 1odg-
es and Masons who may make IL convenient
to attend.
by order of Acacia Lodge, No. 157.
II. W. WATTS, Sec'y.
June s,'Os 5w. % noE 4
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19

Fifteen thousand men arc employed
In the constructions OF the railroads "a
Iho Pacific $500 /.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19

No CURD No PAY.-Forrest's Juniper
Tar is warranted TO cure Cough, Cod,
Honrscness, Group, Throat and Lung Disea-
es, or the price positively refunded. In
stdntdneous relief proauted. Try it If not
satisfied, return the empty bottles aud gel
your money back.
Sold wholesale and retail, by
S. b. STEWART.
Jan. 81, 1868 6m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19

In Little Rock they call barkeep-
CT smixoloeist f4 a.s.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19

H'.i q tlt NNtt.t
so that when You raise n crop You will havo
NOTHING BUT WHEAT, and Consequent
ly will raise three or four bushels more TO
the acre.
1t cleans Wheat for market WITHOUT
W.SSTf. saving the small grains IL win
chnn rom 300 70 100 bushels OF wheat per
day, anu cleaner at one running through,
than any Fan In the market.
It cleans Corn, Oats, Rye, Barley, limo
thy, Glover, Hemp, Flax and Hungarian
Grass Seeds; and ii Clover and Timothy
seeds be mixed IL WIFI separate them.
Grain Dealers will give from twenty-five
TO iiity cents moro on the bushel for foul
Wheat cleaned on this Fam
Millers can save from one-third TO one.
half of the sCRER.SJ.N'xss, which they
would otherwise feed TO their hogs, and
from which they can make good fainiiy
flour. .
1t empties the Wheat directly into the
half bushel,, thereby avoiding the WASTE,
as well os the TIME and LABOR Formerly un-
avoidable In measuring up thograin.
The best Farmers, Millers, Grain Dealers,
Mnchinfsts and Business Men pronounce
this Mill perfect success, and valuable
Invention. which has long been peeded.
We challenge the most rigfd aud thor.
onyh test OF this Machine, and ask all en-
terprsing Farmers. Grain Dealers, and
Others interested IN this kind Of machinery
to give this
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19
J. NEWTON WILLIAMS, JR.,

Of IT. Paul. Minnesota, on tho Odd of Octo-
Der. lsT. cover MOI SFRxIkTC .E.N,lS
AMP 0B7.s.y'T CLAIMS, thereby secur-
ing to parties purchasing Territory an ex-
elusive monopoly in this valuable inyen-
tioh for INNf ats3lUt if.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE

works at an instnni's notice, Qnd never
stops "unaccouninbly" Not one operat or
needle or drop "a Stitohin n year. The VIII
cox a. Gibbs In the hendsOf any one. knows
no ''skips," "drops," Jumps" or ''inisses."
beauty al its stitch fI.r ..r llrr4ru
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19

careful Investigation feeling satisfied that
It's merits are FAR SUPERIOR to all other
Fans.
The Letters Patent granted to
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19

'
EDITORS PosT: The Hon. ]. o.
Pierce having resigned as Judge of the
Law Court OF Memphis, his resigna-
ton to take effect after I shall have
appointed his successor, and after he
shall have qualified, / take this
method of saying to the people OF
Memphis that l will appoint his sue
cessor when it suits my convenience,
and not before, / know the lawyers OF
Memphis, and if can't find one well
qualified and truly loyal, I can inn
port him from other part Of the State,
This notice Is given tosave applicants
the trouble of getting up letters and
petitions. d
w. G. BRowNLow, Gov. of Tenn,
BowIdNG GREEN, June 18.NA ter
rible shooting ARRAY between Major
Lawrence, an ex-F'ederal, and Mr.
McCarty, an eX-Confederate soldier,
happened at Russellville just as the
$50 A.. NJ. train was approaching the
station. Both parties ore supposed to
he mortally wounded, o Lawrencelb be-
ing shot iii the abdomen and ankle
and McCarty through the groin, an
old lhed originating during the wal
being the cause. The affair occurred
near the depot at iRussetlville, KY
WAsHiNGToS, June l6,ETbe Com;
m:ttee on Ways and Means have APP
pointed Harper, Maynard and Logar
subcommittee on whisky anC
Griswold, Allison and Brooks a sub
committee on tobacco. The commit
tee will not report a bill on these sub
jects till to ward the close of the pre-
sent week. They win accompany tho
modified rates Of the tax With restric-
tons and regulations similar to those
heretofore in the general tax bill.
NEW YoRK, June10 The Herald
Richmond special says he is author
lied to state that Chief Justice Chase
will accept the Democratic nonina
ton on platform embodylng univer
sal suffrage. The Chief Justice WHIT
is now in Richmond, receives numer
Gus letters daily from Republicans il
the North offering to cooperate will
the Democratic party IN case he is thu
nominee and the platform is of thu
| kind spt forth .
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19

Hence each part Is interchangeable, and
can be readily replaced In case of accident.
THEY WILL NOT GET OUT OF ORDER.
We have known 10 intimately for several
years, and so far as we know, not one in
family use has ever cost n dime to repair. or
ever been out of order at all. They viii last
a goneyatiOn, ~ properly cared for. None
who hive used II Gun DO pcrsuaded 60 use
any other.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19

ruu Robertson County Fair VII
commence ON tho ran of Octdbc,,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19
s:ISotnting TIook,''

and drawing the twist intothe goods. thus
securely fastening every stitch, so that the
seam Will bear to be cut at frequent inter-
walls, and in that case even the seam Is
warranted not torip in wear, and under all
circumstances TO Survive the washtub."
A Patented Device prevents the POSSIBLE
ity of the machine being run in the wrong
direction, or the balance wheel ever wear
ing or touching the dress. BY another In
genious Patent improvement,. -.-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19
WERE NEVER EQUALED.

It's rapidity, absolute stiffness, ease Of
motion, nurrowncss and noatnesE OF IT'S
HEM and FELL were NENER APP
PREACHED by any other machine,
The press universally pronounce this the
best faniis' sewin ny naclmein the world.