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MISCELLANEOUS.
State of Maine.

RESOLVED. J hat as soon as may be after the close
or the present Sc sion OF the legislature, The COVER
nor and council are hereby au' 'Io, ized and directed
10 contract witd the responsible person or peis ms,
making the lowest bid or the publication OF the re-
vise" statutes of this state, together with h- con-
stfutfon thereof. the constitution of the United
States the repeating act. and such other additions
as are necessa' y in style not inferior In rinting
paper and bindng, tn that of the last diticn OF the
revised staiutes and the person or persons with
whom such contract is made, shall be required to
supply the .tate with two thousand copies. The
governor and council are hereby authorized to make
said contract upon such terms and conditions as
they deem necessary tor the Interests of the state
RESOLVED, That the secretary Oi state is hereby
directed TO secure the copyright Of said revised
statues for The use OF the s,ate, and thai eiou
OF the same shall be published by any other person
than the parfy or parties with whom the sad con-
tract is made, until after the exIirati five years
Lord one thousand e glt hundred and seventy-one.
REsoLvEp; That the said fifteen hundred copies
OF the revised statues. belonging 10 the state shall
when printed be deposited BY the re son persons
STATE and the secretary Is hereby directed to dis
tribute the same In the same manner as provided by
resolve approved March thrty-ffst, in the year oI
duf Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
seven, AMI as now provided by law.
Approved Marcl 21 1870.
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commission of Insolvency.

commission of Insolvency.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have been appointed Commissioners to receive
and decide upon all claims against the estate Of
which estate has been repiesentei insolvent, and
that we shall be In session Tor thar purpose at the
office OF J"seph A. Locke, "a Mi die, corner OF kx-
change Stree, in Portland, the last Saturdays of
April, May and June, and on the first and last sat
u dsys of July A. D.. 1870, from ten to twelve in
the forenoon.
JOSEPH A. LOCKE,
WILLIAM LIBBY.
Portland, March 10, 1870, mr2adlaW3wTh
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THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WoMAS ouEs-

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WoMAS QuEs-
TIoN.-Nllss Maud Ernest lectured on suti-
Woman's Rights in New York the other night.
Among other things she said: "She intend
ed to attack the doctrine OF afiiLities and gen
eral looseness OF the marriage relation. The
woman suffrage advocates were generally lit.
ed women and old maids. Men did wrong TO
AID these women. The women who contro.
verted the Bible, Shakespeare. and MiIton.
were disgusting. These women lett their bus.
bands to take care OF the battles and went TO
the suffrage meetings to rant against marriage
and call 1t gigantic ipiernaiism." II these
women had power they would misuse II. Six
thousana years ago woman was rib bone;
now sue was bone OF contention, and sbe
asplred to be the backbone OF woman . con-
federacy. Marriage was not slavery. Woman
should cultivate their minds so thar 10 wy
hour Of need they might depend on tnelr ,rsd Uwd
resources. A man soon gets tired o. rP.I's. Pmns
doll, or a beautiful flower. Women snDH1 w 70
subject to their husbst ds to essonaIis 1a va
emf should he repealed. Tue impunty OF the
baI,ot. .box was proyerbial. When women were
va,srs va ; ring or ribbon would buy voters. The
hsndsomest man would get the most votes
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THE PHANTOM Su1P.-The

THE PHANTOM SHIP.-The Constantine,
from sitka, brings intelligence that the dere-
lict bark Maria J. Smith has been found by
the Indians near Bella Bella, and is now in
the possession OF MIR. Moss. The waif has
sailed, without aid of helmsman or compass.
nearly sou miles from the poiut where she
was abandoned, threading her was through
intricate channels and dArgelous tide rips 10
her present halbOr Of refuge. Twice this re-.
markable bark was abandoned, and twice she
has saved herself. Marryatt's Puantom Ship
ls not to be thought OF at the same moment
WIN tne Maria ). Smith.-Victorta British
Cotambia) Colonist, March 10.
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500 BOUNTY I!

NJ ~ " A1 " u " Il IL
OFFICE No. 1 Browns BLOCK,
Cor. Brown and Congress SITS, Portland, Me :
March %, 1870. }
RY recent de"ision IF the Supreme Court OF the
- United States, all Volunteer Soldiers who en- :
listed prior 10 July 22 1861, and served over one
year, can now otiain bounty Of $l0O. This de-
ctson does include cases where Soldiers have re-
ceived ADD IoNAL bounty under act OF July 2s
1866. since dischar.e.
Al Soldiers OF the %, Sd, 4th 9th, and 9Th Name
Vols. who eusted prio to July %, 1e61, and were
discharged for d,sab My,can now obtain 500 Bcuu-
ty, on sptIieation at this ofac'. Money advanced
on approved claims. Pensions secured, and all
claims against Government co lected.
Bring or send dis. harges. No charge unless sue.
cess tui. Advce tree.
The necessary blanks accompanied by full instruc-
tions VIII be 70. wardel bv return mail.
+. G PATTERSON,
Portland, Maine.
P. 8. 1t is believed that all Sold ers who enIIsed
after July 2S, 1885, for one, two three years. or he
war, will receive the above b,unty Such NAV send
discharges. and heir claims snaii be promptly at
tented to-. A recent decision of the Supreme Court
also q. es bounty to snch as enlisted under what
were known as installmsn: ncuntes at the rate Of
$1OOpcr year, such as the goth and 3Oth Me, Kegts
March 14-d1t S&M
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Notice of Foreclosure.

FTHIS IS to give public notice that Bepjamiu F.
i Marston of Portland, County of Cumberland.
State OF Maine, did on the first day o, October, A.
the undersigned certain lot of land, situated in
said Portland on the easterly side Of Carter street
sail deed being acknowledged on the twef h day Of
October, and recorded IN Cumberland Registry of
Deeds, Book 3s5, page 36l, to which reference is
hereby made tor more accurate description of The
premises, and the condition OF said moi tgaee deed
having been broken, there ore claim a foreclosure
OF the same according to the statute.
LEVI WEYMOUTH.
Portland, March. Is, 1870. mr16-1aN3w
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PICTURE COPYING IN ITALY.-The Moni-
.ear des Arts, Of Paris, gives some curious
information upon the subject of pIcture-copy-
ing in Italy. In the Ufiizi palace at Florence
there are one hundred artists at WORK aaily'
A picture perpetually being copied Is a i,ip
% yenv wnsic,ans ny rh" Il takes eight days to copy
one Of these angels well, and the copy Sells
Of en- to s,I francs. Before this picture four
convists are ever at work. In the gallery Of
tbr Pitt palace there are not so many copy
lists. Nevertheless, they manage to finish
three hundred reproductions annually. The
iavorite subject here is the "Vierge de Ia
Chase" oil Raffaelle. Two months are re-
quired to turn out single copy OF this work.
are few Frenchmen aud Germans but very
seldom is an EngIismman found here.
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STATE OF MAINE.

SECRETARY's OFFICE,
Augusta, March 26th, 1870.
DROPOSALS for the pubralioD Of the Revised
l. statutes, as sta ed in the foregoing resolves,
viii be received and opened bv the Governor and
Council, at their next session Tuesday, April 5th.
FRANKLIN NJ. IREW,
mr29dtd Secretary OF State.
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A Card.


PORTLAND, March 21st, 1870.
N consequence of continued i'll health the under
signed has been compelled 10 sell his interest in
the Livery Business to II. A. d. W & Co., ana would
beg that the ibe al patronage that has been bestow
ed on the Old firm may moIe literally be bestowed
on the new one. And with their knowledge OF the
business ann increased facilities OF doing IT, feels
that the reputation this well l.known stable will
not suffer un er the new management
J.F LIBBY
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MlSCELLANEOCS.
MISC SCELLANEOCS.
z Per ct. Gold Lean,
FREE OF o. S. TAX,
a n OF THE
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota r. r. Co.'s
First Mortgage
ID Yean. Bonds :
With lnteras' in God, Included from Nov.l,
AT 05.
IkusTEEs:-J EDGAR THOMPSON, Philadelphia
CHARLES L. FROST, New York.

CHARLES L. FROST, New York.
ihese Bonds are payable, pri,cipay and interest,
:" r'n, At New York or LONDON; the interest being
fayanie In May and November.
aey are convertible into Stock, and are protected
bya liberal Sinking Fund.
Asoy are issued upon the several sections OF the
fui operation,
a., are guaranteed not only by first lien upon
.'o en'He property and franchises Of the Company,
-. sso oy now current earnings, and an ample
.onmerce on the route of the road and have not to
uepsau ior their security upon a traffic which the
road itself is exIected to create.
over Three Milion Dollars have been already ex-
pended on the road.
Eiehty-three miles of road are air >ady completed
and equipped. and show la ge earn,rgs and the re-
ma'nder OF the line is progressing rapidly toward
comp etion.
M State Of Iowa, through which this road runs
Is one OF the riches. agricultural sections OF America
Its large end extending population, and it's i'm mense
yield OF agricultural products create pressing de-
mand tor the construction Of this road.
The road also runs through the firt'le and grow
ing State of Minnesota 1t traverses the mos, enter
pf'ssng and growing portion Of the Vest and terms
the shortest Of the great trunk lines IN direct COM
nsMnicaton ,oith New York. Ca,caoo. and S. Lomis.
Hav'nx Thoroughly investigated All the condItia n,
snec.i' the secu'iy of these Bonds, we fe justl-
hrst class and thoroughly safe nve tmenf as secure
as GoveIument Bond can possibly be. and psying
neaV 60 per cent m re interest than FIve- Twentes
All marketable securi les at their full price, iree OF
commission and express charges, received In pay
rent Pamphlets and maps furnished appica-
tion.
HENRY CLEWS 6 co. Bankers.
Financial Agents Of the Compnny,
No. SO Wasl-st.
WW. III. rood d SON,
67 Excha ge Street.. .... ....Portlaud.
mar b 25, DINO
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Four MISSING MEN.-Poughkeepsie, New
York, is very unhealthy place to live in.
Within one moath four well-known persons
have mysteriously disappeared from the city
and, strange to say, in each instance neither.
to all appearances, had lett the place. The
first was James Jay Cox. When last seen he
was on bis way TO The depot to take passage
on the milk train, due at Pousbkeepse at .
P. NJ, intending to 60 10 New Hamburg. He
had on bis person about one thousand dollars
in greenbacks. He was just too late to catch
the tram when he lett the depot, and has not
been seen since. At the time OF his disap-
pearance he was slightly ineb.iated. His
brother firmly believes he never left town tut
was murdered and his body secreted. The
next person to disappear was Abraham Stock
ho'm. He lett his home in Crandell-street, on
Friday evening, March 1S. Throughout that
day he seemed to be down hearted, and was
feratul that his business would be dull. After
having a settlement with his employer he
went TO his home and partOOk of supper at the
family table. After tea be concluded he would
take walk out. which he did, and never re-
turned. 1t is probable that he committed sui
eide, but, strange 10 So he was seen by no
one after leaving his own doorway. He was
an old citizen, well known and respected. He
had but little mOaey with him. ..--
Tuesday. foughkeepsee was again excited
over third mysterious disappearance. About
week previous man twenty three years
of age, named Matthew Caldwell, iesidins
about three Or four miles, from tue city, came
to town with load OF eggs which he sold tor
about $50. just about dusk he visited the
fremont House, and that vas the last seen OF
him. The fourth disappearance is that of
james Lynasen, which occurred on Wednes-
day. Singular t" relate, these disappearances
do not in the least trouble the Pougekeepse
authorities, as no steps OF an official character
nave been taken to aid i'll solving the mystery
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Notice of Foreclosure,

THIS is to give public notice that Thomas j. Red
i Ion of Portland, County of Cumberland, and
State Of Maine did the hirty-frst day OF August
A. d. 1871 by his mortgage deed OF that date
vey 10 the und. reigned lot land situaied In sad
Portland OH the neserly side of Forest street, said
deed being acknow edeed on said thirty-irst day o.
Deeds book $50 page 200 wiki, reference IS hereby
made for more accurate description OF the premls-
IS, and he condition of said mortgage deed having
been broker, therefore claim foreclosure of tie
same according 20 the Statute.
LEVI WEYMOUTH.
Portland, March 15 1870. uric 1awow
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Dissolution of COpartnership.
THE partnership heretofore existing under the
1 firm name oil Blake & Jones is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, Charles Blake retiring The
business will be settled at the old stand by Henry A.
Jones. who is authorized to sign In settlement and
who Will continue the business under the same firm
name.
Signed, CHARLES BLAKE,
HENRY A. j MES.
Portland, March 80, 1870. mr31d1w
, 1870-02-23
WEALTH AND ROMANCE
The Marriage OF Or c of The Heirs Of
Tho Lee EHtutc~

1Ao Lee E3tnkc~
FIRM tie 81, ,jts.f fph No f;.:.fte. Fth. g.
Most CT cur reAJers lEe familiar VITA the history
Of the Ike estA'e Ia II. Lou!s-tne d!mcu:tE tI-
pt,etcei By the agent sen: 70 tbs c:tg in 1sdfDg
lee lapoTtcg on farm Lear ). jossp5- THIS
sert.euAa we5t - st. Len. several weeks ago.
10 alt IN The .et:lencnt Of c!s fsth:fs es'a:e-
ffw days sac. he re.Grcedto oOs c:sy, aao !a7ored
us x..h cslL ,-..-..
,.nErs Il with ronanee. N1sn NJ: Lee CATS
vtry tlccessfui, be bsd not heard IRON hrs far,iy
tpr Jealf. He kLeE n1shi1E Of his fsshe74 md.
DEE Accession 10 eal:h b srE:-Gsa. 70 St Lol1s,
jsct apparently z;ar.' 6 hin in The face that he
wcuId Ea1c "a re dere: dept cpoa his peFronM CT.
efrons for s LIVELIHOOD as "as }oung and fa1l
fought eMpoImebs, snd found II Oh the rartn ot
ere Ct ocy o.des. aad bet: citizens. = thott
t'stance ffou tas sN1. Ae "e3, 70 Wort
ne ne .orrare that hsd fallen to n,s aa.sr,
nn,!l bis at:ention waa called TO the advertise
rers pasiishsd L tse e.sJ pspss.: nsa1cg IN.
fcrr ueeks agn. BE then vent 70 S.. Loois, Aad
renai1e1 here un:E the settlement of his faih-
tr'5 sstste. tson witch be reee.Tes fe'J hand
wi Wnue issol.re upon re farm he q cenE,e
foru ed he acquaintance Of his emploJeT's dsugh-
Ter, : hancso1e sad sn:an:e 5euLs mdI; TAI 1
acaastE, srce eooa r4peCet Into at.acamenEs Aou+
aoE ltne sgu, ua1Enoulh engagement was
tpfertd Ito 6esw+en .h+ two- Or tais ecesso-
Meut the pAtEH:B Ntlt 6ot 111C1IuF1 Al tut AiLc1
nor did ihey !e1ru Of It uotu atsst ~. Lees ic-
CENT 1e,ufn sEo0 s. Lcutt Seit1et rAa the
Jourg !sdJ made acquainted WITH the laeS tna, ne
han tstitn hc.r TO fortune unu1 then AK. Lee
sc,ed gEelJ snd Kept his own counsel
a fex csIs t2o. hoKeEeE, - t1ese iaeta wela
nc ia core 10 c.aim nts BRIDE The young lsdy s
PARENTS were, Of cous1e, aston!saed at tho ru1n
a1atrs rad takeu; ou', = tner could eco no
+srthjT reason FOR iutelpostng IN objection 70
fretr aushter1 cau'ce IN na1ster when involve ID
70 teep!y nes napp!ness. taey gaye their connent
IN sne r1lon without hefttaEon.
Tn.s EofutF, II 10 or'oct.a quiet 1tttle wed.
dug wil tAle p1sce ttree miles east of tha CITY,
4t h,ch few Invited guests will be present, "a
Lee ard tne taeths4f ot our tins shonuFed icicE.
itxen, John J. Jonnsdn, ESQ, There VIII b DC
dap!aI. butt ptaio. pleasant, oldtaznioaed Ned,
ding.
, 1870-02-23

found % nave femainea II 81 body: =. $500,
troaeIe n1S % la ~ni.teJ csused hin 70 commit iho
rational; then again hts mind eeena to wander;
30 as st,sp sf ase1S ~ q maae Ia io
se;ion. sss ''?l1sis Daiss IL .e.sesa .pSssa
hsd been teles11phed tust ho had snot himself,
and ssid be- Val sorEy. but shat Il aas sell
enouRn; hut that domestic trouble had nothing 70
Tesr lie caases th4t u Ct ef: iae Give Street
Hoise pa bought al ounca OF laodanun, aud sook
that vn1!e IN bis room t-aIts druggist had PROB
isca OF ~; md tnat being DEF 4rmIned 70 nd tho
World Of hlmlelf, be had fed hta pistol .. what he
thought vas bis hesrf. snd nnat1g nimaen ~ slt
It infe bis body. and was sHrps1.ed to aod h'nsef
ss1i Iaas essps1x he vi. quite deur,aus Ha called
for Wntsre1s and ipsated that they were trying 70
poison hun BY putting poison In It, and would oniT
iouch il ~ il came from tue hand Of Captain n.
The .tendns sa,g.on M es ~ n eaoc
sion urtn thts morning. His family we're tse'
eIaphed for about nooa yesterday: NJ;
u vel Known n this c!sy. Hs has . w:se aud
three children, and Is prominent member o. she
| fEaterriry of i. o. O. F. In nla partial deltia
| iass eTeIiaE be wanted none but Odd Fel.oEt
| Tear h1t1,+ Il boy Was carefully wa:easng htn V
ssJs he drank nearly p:nt ut WhAkey n oraer =
| trat n!acture courage enough to snon. himsel!
| WhNe V:attiEg the ntm OF Damon Co. oa sa:ur
| dsy, on Elm street, where be has had cousideta3
dea.ltg In years past, be expressed his inteatloE
OF shooting Himself, but WAS aughed a. md l!ssl
| tht Cahs OF II
The deed Has evidently committed while b
wsa 1aru,lr under temporary insanity, frolGee!
| py llaunt, and yet there WAS melnod To his mai
Lcfs for tlst he took the OUNCE 0! what he though
| vas jsufaEuu, then shot himself, and de1soefa.el
rtloadxd nls pialol and 4hot himself second time
BE has number Ct friends and ACC 1a'nta noes l
the city, who express the common hope that n
nay recover anu return 10 u career Of use!ulnei
| 4L0 teApetalCe.
, 1870-02-23

They hnve IN officer in Cincinnati whose
busineks it is to inspect oil cattle md hogs
brought to that city, and to condemn those
which are diseased or have died from nat
ural causes. The ordinance Of tho city
prohibits the meat m such con-
denued cattle to be used in that city, but
does not prohibit its being packed or sold
for consumption in other cities. The re-
suit is that the meat Of al sueh animals is
shipped to other points. A Ticksburg
paper recently denounced this practice, and
surcested that no Cincinnati beef or pork
be uaed in vicksburg. A writer in the
Cincinnati Commercial replies to the Mis-
sisippiap, and reminds him that the Bible
has bseu iudiciously decided to be indispsn,
sable to Tho instruction Of all CincinnatiRns
Accordingly, he beHails the impiety Of The
vicksbnrg people, who forget the following
injunction: ............ .........
Ye thal not eat Of AM thing that dieth Of itse!f
fhon shalt give l. To tie granger that Ia Whit
my yates, TINT he may ttsN: ct tnoo Mayezt 81
| It unto an aNec."-Lkut. 1it.. 81.
, 1870-02-23

It is To be hoped that no uamby~pamby-
ism, will stand in the way Of the prompt OK
pulsion Of Whittemore from Congress. His
tretence that he took pay OF his services
in procuring cadetships in order that be
might distribute it among the poor Of his
district places him in rather worse Light
than il he had said nothing. The man
who really takes htibes in order to get the
means 10 give aims is knare and fool both,-
a combination Of virtue with talent which
should excite khe Just hostility Of the nna-
jo1ity Of Congressman, who, as q rule, only
aim to ghlnc in one OF those aspects at q
time. Under the circumstances, vote
against relieving Whittamora from further
service IN Congress will create very strong
suspicion that .he member casting it wou'e
be in the same boat with Whittemore If hi
secrets were exposed and his case tried.
, 1870-02-23
TERRIBLE STORM ON TIE RED
RIVER,


.dlercs.n1ie, D. T. tFx1 l4 Correspondence ~ tht
ST, Paul fftss.
On Fds 11G ilh oa. tas sso9 3a1s ~ san
thaa the memorable one Of the 18Th Of Ja1naFT,
Y xhlle IN son rtfpects lest sn. Tne semperatu:e
that q ncute ct barn could rot b. dtaceruc'1 al q
r.tt by q GRIT ng sEoE. which at times Has 50
den.e dttarce Of n!tJ 5s;as; the snew migat be
wntflw.nd. The x1ud began to bios ABOUT II o.
ru., ard increased Until a5oat r. n, wneu dne
ees.n e ial Or 7ssaet 70 dFIi' sna son,
leu violent, al: tie folio EIug nsat
/ have }nst learr ed from Mr, Charles Warner,
4 sspn = MsS III oss q
Is; aSp tae, % isis fc1s Ea1soa q sae @oEnins q
iLd,aa fcopt wao were saai out 10 STAKE
ont the n1st ht,etn miles Of the road tas side Of
Rantor, 70 ~ to be uo1e easily to!loEtd, when
there Ia apoW on the ground Mt. Warner anh
nts courades let, the 4odiers a xto.r distance
nom the forr, AMI Fere soon o1t Of sgn'. xud
heard no more Ct then uttl SATURDAY blight. Alter
! the lnc1an scout raoe into Fa1ioauita nGca eI-
| bautted and eonea sat frozen ahcCt the haada,
fee, aId lace. tnatdlJ abe 70 sakl aut se?os Cd
Ss1g SsFgE So sSs o. "a ser e as as sos
% Isf " nes.s ing aa sa
| A.t lied them 10 tie sled; u that lima all the
| II eu weIe ncre or lets ntzea. theJ waited some
@ ut II nS ssehi Tie scour s.ys T. covered touf
OF the nen in euow, the oihet lwo oetag 30 inuca
| frozen and s'uptd tina: they won.d not Ire cor
! tied, wnlcn was net covered. Aftes coveri12 .ne
gen, and p ta;E fe4rs.t he, he started iaare,
a!ac. a1a renamed uEtA morning. then s:a.sea,
atore ata,e'. lie dtAnI seem 10 haEe. mue7 ide1
| where The u;en AID team coald be iouud: and
, 1870-02-23
TIE DUTIES ON SUGARS.
Testimony OF Importers.

To The Editor Of TAe Chtcaao I4iIune:
We have seen With great pleasure your article
OF the proposed charge OF tariff On sugars, and
thsrk ycu sincerely for you, very able exposition
Of the motives which have prompted the sugar re.
1ne1a Ia the st:cup: to prohibit tho Importation
OF nll susars suitable for consumption. Eader
the tar,n Of August s. 1e6i, followed By that OF
December n OF tue saEc year, aud then By those
Of July H. 1sd2 and June 80. 1854. the advance Of
tuty on all spzars above No IL, Dutch standard.
beil go much Ecse than the difference IN CON-
lnerctI ysIne has had the enec: to prevent the
importation Of those grades. We formerly I'm.
Ported considerable crushed and other grades OF
1enLel sugars: thht has entirely ceased.
The Importation Of cl1yed sugars, ADORE No. IL,
has a.eo nearly ceased, aud csu only bo done with
severr tosz. The a1gars called clat1nsd talthough
CrfoneousJ eo are the ouly sug ass Of any amount
which have withstood the heaTy discrimination,
ard are still imported. Tnete are wha; The coz
sumers Ike atc dcCaud, and these are Whist the
re1ners NOW aim at excluding. Finding them
selres unable 10 reach them under the ordinary
nodea OF Hralsi1on, tleJ aeek to adopt 3 rcv
principle OF legislation ard discriminate against
toem In sccount ct O mode Of nanoiscture
Wheat ralaed and prepared By hand may be ad
mttsed, but II seaped and thresned by machlneE.
1t Eust be excluded. What a Frinctp.e Of legtala.
t!on for tie ulLeteenih century!
We ate glad Jou sre stlrrltE up tue West to th.a
subject, AS their interests arc ceep1y involved
Ton, Of the Wes1 have contributed TO The enor
uoua fortnncs Of our sugar rennelS,-aow the,
sak that Jou shall hsve 20 sugars suitable for con
eumpiion. except bought Of them. tonrs, truly
DAHFoRp. KNowL1oE co,
NEW YoRK, Feb. 10, ts1o,