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The New York herald., 1872-10-14

me TO ,esve home. Ny sincere condcience TO .hs
family. d. ID. P0RTEa
PROFESSOR POTTER.
Union College laments the loss OF her distinl
guished son and sympathlze with the family 6pd
nation. Telegraph us the hour, place and day oi
'"' 90 ESSiPHALEr KNOTT POTTER, President.
s. D. RUaGLEs.
NEW YORK, Oct. II. 1872.
shall certainly attend the funeral OF my grestest
OsneiAc'or' Please answer what sag. Z RUcoLEs
EDWARD b. MORGAN
AURORA, Oct. IL. Is72
aeep anguish caused by the intelligence receives
iase Wn last evening that your father WAS no more
political have been unbroken and OF that lnsImsts
cnafacter i that endeared him to me in bonds that
thize with your brothers, yourself and your iaM;
lies In this sad bereavement which the nation
Mourns. rlease present my kindest regards to
friend, EDWARD b. MORGAN
AARON GOODRICH.
- - ST. PAUL, Oct. IL, 1879.
MY DEAR SIR-We were made sad at four r. NJ
this day by the news OF the death OF your honore1
father. am not able to express my sorrow. vii.
liam Henry Seward was tho best friend ever DO.
sessed and the wisest man ever knew. Permit
me with you to mourn his loss. am yours In grief,
AARON GOODRICH.
sympathy OF the Citizens or Syracuse.
SYRACUSE N. Y, Oct. IL, 1872.
large meeting or the most prominent citizens
Of this city held last night to take action In
gard to the death OF Mr.. Seward, Mr.. e. w.
LeavenwOrth presiding. Eulogies were pro-
nounced by Mr.. Leavenworth, Judge Andrews.
President A. d. White, General J. R. Lawrence and
others. Resolutions OF respect were adopted, ana
committee or twenty-five prominent citizens
were appointed to attend the funeral In Auburn.
Mr.. o. d. Sedgwick was appointed to prepare .
eu!0gy to be delivered at q future day to q pubic
meeting OF citizens.
Thurlow Weed En Route to Auburn.
ALBANY, Oct 13, 1879.
Thurlow Weed, II. II. .Pruyn, George Dawson
and a large number OF others took the twenty
minutes to twelve train tonight for Auburn to
attend the funeral OF the late Governor Seward,
Suspension OF Business In WashingtOm.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is, 1879.
Business will be generally suspended in oil this
executive departments tomorrow as mark OF re.
spect to the late Secretary Seward.
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Professor John W. Frazer, OF the University OF
Pennsylvania, died suddenly when entering his
apartment in the college building yesterday. He
was sixty.three years Of age. He filled the chair Of
Natural History and Chemistry III the institution,
and with great credit TO himself and benefit to the
students OF his class. He has held the proessorshp
during thirty years and over. He was prominent
member OF the Franklin Institute and editor Of the
Franklin Institute Journal.
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OBITUARY.


The HERALD special correspondent in Yokohama
Japan, supplies the following obituary notice under
date OF the 5th Of September John O. p. Stearns
native Of Massachusetts,, died at Yokohama on
the sOth ultimo Of brain disease, aged
thrty-nine years. Mr.. Stearns was one
OF the oldest residents OF Yokohama
having arrived out here on the Powhatan
January r. 1860. At the time OF the oneida disas-
ter he lent. the American Minister the steamer
Aroostook, which was then owned In his name He
had only Just learned that the United States gov
eminent had allowed him some $4,000 for the use
OF her. Mr.. Stearns at the time OF his death, was
In very poor circumstances, although he had at
one period been man OF considerable meansu
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW Yoax HERALD.

MATAM0ROs Oct. l3, 1872.
The vote Of the people for Presidential electors
was cast to-day.
The electors meet on the first Sunday In Novem-
Der to elect President.
There being no opposition to the present incum-
bent, Lerdo de Tejsda, the election passed or with
out unusual excitement. But little interest ap-
pears to be taken in the canvass.
Advices from other frontier States represent all
quiet. There was no opposition or excitement
whatever In any quarter.
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Terrsss Ssill Held by the Republican
Revolutionary Insurgents.
The cred Flag" Flying Over Captured
Palaces and War Ships.
Tho Rebels Disorganized and Short Of Ammuni-
tion-Ths Kings Troops to Assault the
Position-Naval Rsinforcements to the
Royalists-Citizen Indifference.
1sLeeaAms TO TINE NEW york HERALD.

MADRID, OCT. ID 1877.
An onlcial despatch addressed to the Kings Min
tsters rom Ferrol reports that the insurgents still
hold out, although badly disorganized and poorly
provided with ammunition.
THIS ''RED FLAG" FLOATING IN TRIUMPH.
The same despatch informs the Cabinet that the
Red Republican nag is flying from the masts Of the
vessels and over the palaces, which have been
seized by the rebels.
eRoYALIsr ARMY MARCH, AND PREPARATION FOR AN
AssAULT-rHE NAVY IN MOTION.
Troops of the line, which have been despatched
TO the scene OF insurrection, will arrive before
,Ferrol tomorrow and combsae with the garrison
lin attack on the rebels without delay.
Army detachments have also marched for Ferrol
from Gtjon. santander and Bilboa and an iron-clad
has sailed from Carthagena for the same point.
The Captain General OF Corunina. with all his dis
posable forces, has marched for Ferrol.
THE "FATHFUL FEW" IN GOOD STRATEGIC POSITION.
The military governor, the commandanr OF the
post and all the officers faithful to the govern
.ment and, with the troops OF the garrison, occupy
the strategic points.
NAVAL SEIZURES BY THE MEN IN REVOLT
The Gaceta says the insurgents have seized the
steamer Cadiz tugboat and several barks.
CITIZEN UNCoNcERN IN VIEW OF THE CONFLICT.
The citizens Of Ferrol and its neighborhood
generally seem to look upon the movement with
indifference, taking no part for or against 1t.
THE STRATEGIC POSITIONS.
The only place OF Importance held by the insur.
gents is the arsenal, from which they will soon be
unable to move. Fort Phillippl which is occupied
by the government forces, commands the entrance
OF the harbor and prevents the rebel vessels from
moving out.
THE DEMOCRATS DEMoRALIzINa AND SYMPTOMS OF
SURRENDER.
The insurgents are already demoralized, and
themselves to the loyalist authorities.
Cabinet Declaration OF tho Policy
Towards Cubs and Porto Rico-One
Man Must Not Remain In Armed Hos.
tility.
MADRID Oct. 13, 1872.
In the Cortes on Saturday debate arose on the
subject ofthe elections in Porto Rico and the exten
sion Of electoral privileges to Cuba.
Prime Minister Gorilla told the House that no re-
forms could be introduced in Cuba while a single
man remained In arms against the government.
As for Porto Rico, the Government would keep the
promises OF the revolution, but would do nothing
which might jeopardize the preservation OF the
colonies.
Tho Capital Tranquil-NO Later News
from FerrOl.
MADRID, Oct. 13-Evenng.
No further news has been received from Ferrol.
The capital Is perfectly tranquil.
CARLIsM IN CATALONIA.
The Carists continue their agitation In Catalonia,
where several have been arrested, including some
soldiers on furlough.
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The Great Rolling Mills OF the Cambria
Iron Works Almost Destroyed
Loss Estimated at 100000.

Loss Estimated at 100000.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. 49, 1872
The Rolling Mill buildings OF the Cambria works,
covering about five acres OF ground, situated at
Johnstown Pa, caught fire about twelve O'Clock
last night. Prompt and strenuous efforts were
made to extingush the fire by workmen and
citizens, but only portion OF the main building
and the west wing were saved, in damaged con-
diton. The light machinery Of the mill was entirely
destroyed, but the heavy machinery was not much
damaged. The wOrkmen organized q meeting and
volunteered to contribute q certain part Of their
work to assist in the rebuilding OF the works.
The machinery will be constructed under q tenn
porary roof so that the delay in manufacturing
will not be longer than two weeks The steel
works, shops and furnaces escaped uninjured. The
fire is supposed to have had an accidental origin.
Several 1remen were injured, but none fatally. The
buildings will be reconstructed Of freproof mate
rial A special despatch to this city says the loss
will be about four hundred thousand dollars; in
surance, 100000.
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BASE BALL MATTERS,

The Athletics and Bostons play the second game
of their tournament series this afternoon on the
Union Grounds Play will be called at past two
O'Clock. so to give time for the grand throwing
snatch st the conclysi0p Of the game.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct, Al AM

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Oct. Al AM }
Synopsis JOr the Past T,centD.0ur Hours
The storm centre In the northeast is passing
Massachusetts,. On the lower lakes, and thence
over New England rain has fallen, with winds veer-
Ing TO fresh northerly, and rain continues in New
England. In the Middle States northerly to westerly
winds and clearing weather. Clearing weather and
southwesterly winds on the South Atlantic coast.
From Iowa to Indiana and southwark to the Gulf
clearing weather, rising barometer and northery
winds.
Probabilities.
On the lower lakes and thence over the Middle
States clearing, clear and cool weather. with north
erly to westerly winds; in New England winds
veering to n0rtherly and westerly, with rising
barometer and clearing weather. On the upper
lakes in the Northwest and thence southeast
ward to the Gulf generally clear cool weather,
with northerly to westerly winds. On the South
Atlantic, southwesterly to northwesterly winds
and clear weather.
The Weather i'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD building
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MEXICO.

Popular Vote for Presidential Electors-No Op-
position to the Confirmation Of Lsrdo dc
Tejads-Psaceful Exercise Of the Fran
chiss All Over the Territory.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

Grace Greenwood isin Colorado
8. s. Cox talks to the Uticans tonight.
Secretary Delan0 is to stump this State.
II. M. d. Hunter, OF Virginia, Is out for Greeley.
Rev. Dr. Jackson, OF Hartford, is at the Hoffman,
House.
Mr.. Samuel Taylor, of Barbados, Is staying ae
the New York Hotel.
Indiana has prodigy In the shape OF a wonderful
1ve.year-Old pianist.
Colonel b. Castanedu, OF Peru, is stopping at the
Grand Central Hotel.
Captain A. Garrison, OF Plttsburg, is sojourning
at the New York Hotel.
Count Kreutz, Secretary OF the Russian Legation,
is at the Brevoort House.
Warden Rhodes has been relieved OF duty At
Clinton IN. " State Prison.
Surgeon 8. w. Leach, OF the United States Navy
has arrived at the Astor House,
Colonel James NJ Cavanaugh late delegate In
Congress from Montana, is In town.
Captain II. Perry, OF the steamship Adriatic, 10
registered at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Captain George W. Beaman, Of the United States
Navy, is stopping at the Astor House.
Lieutenant Towers, or the United States Army
has quarters at the Grand Central Hotel.
An Iowa patriarch, past eighty, is the proud father
Of new baby, the last OF q series OF thirty.
w. p. Patterson, Secretary or the Montreal Board
OF Trade, yesterday arrived at the st. Nicholaa
| Hotel.
L. d. Palmer, the Albany SCULPTOR is preparing
for his first visit to Europe. He is sixty years
OF age.
Hezekiah Sturges, OF CoOperst0wn, has been
nominated for Congress by the democracy IN the
Otseg0 district.
The Rochester Democrat thinks Greeley wD
carry Georgia. With $4,000 majority to start on 1t
is very likely he will.
Eureka Jones, widow OF the late jaer OF Hudson
county, N. Y. has been elected TO I'LL the unexpired.
oficial term OF her departed spouse.
John J. Van Allen, Of Watkins, N. Y, chairman OF
the Straight-Out Democratic State Committee,
writes us letter In favor OF OCOnor and Adams.
Major Won verson, OF the Prussian army, with his
wife, the daughter OF James Clemens, Jr., arrived
in st. Louis recently from Germany on visit to her
father.
Jacob Jolly died at Warrent0n, Va, on Sunday
week, 1Ol years old. He was born and lived all his
life In Fauquier county. HIS last words weres
"HOme hOmew
Colonel George A. Gordon, late leading citizen
of Savannah and former president OF the Central
Railroad Company, died recently at Huntsville,
Ala. He commanded the Slxty-tnird Georgia regi-
ment In the late war.
The State election In South Carolina takes place
on Wednesday next. The report that 1t was t0
come of on Tuesday last was erroneous There Is
no opposition ticket in the field, but the admlnis-
tration party run two.
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TELEGRAM 10 the NEW YORK HERALD.

GENEVA, Oct. 13, 1879.
Prince Napoleon has arrived In this city.
He was accompanied to the frontier by the agents
Of the French government.
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The funeral of Samuel Barrett who was shot In Bat
more on Thursday night last, while torchlight process
sion passing, was attended yesterday by great
number OF pers9ps on foot and ~ carriages
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sHOpes OF the Wicked Pcrish"--So viii
Your hope of curing that cough, unless you use CAsES
COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR. You save oy ouying
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assortment Of second hand Grand Square and UDrghs
Pianos of Steinway a Sons make; also number from
other first class manufacturers instrument In
feet order STEINWAY SONS,
Steinway Hall,
100 and Ill East Fourteenth street, New York.
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Get tine AFe"
never by the action Of water It's cheaper than
lead nine az IL will times longer and Is worth
nearly double as old material. It Is recommended by
nearly every archtec superior to all other
co,i water pipesr Circular aud sample OF pipe sent
iree. Address coLwELLs, SHAW Z WILLARD MrG:
of block Tin pipe, Bar Tin, Iced Pipe sheet Lead.
solder &C. orders filed at sight at the lowest marked
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Christodaro's Hair Dye.-This Sple endfd
Dye Is the only that has ever been anaiyzed and
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ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS IN THE SECOND
DISTRICT.
KINGSTON. n. Y.

KINGSTON, N. Y, Oct. 13, 1872.
The republicans In the Second Assembly district
yesterday nominated James II. Brown. The lib
erals In the same district nominGted Oscar Null
f0rdb
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ENGLAND.

Dir Roundeu Palmer in the Privy Council
Miss Nellie Grant Embarked for New York.
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WALES.
A Pioneer Steamship at Sea for New York.


LONDON, Oct. I-6 A. M.
The steamship Glamorgan, the pioneer Of the new
lime between Cardin and New York, sailed on
Saturday.
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rsLseUAMs TO THE new YORK HERALD.

TsLEGRAMs TO THE new YORK HERALD.
LONDON, Oct. Is, 1872.
Miss Nellie Grant was passenger on the steam
ship Scotia, which sailed yesterday for New York.
Sir ROundcn Palmer I'm the Council OF
State.
LONDON Oct. 14-8A M.
Sir Rounded Palmer will take the oath as Privy
Councillor tomorrow.
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Csct the Best.-Tin-Linesl Lead p

Golden Hair.-Any Colored Hair Turn-
ed to beautiful golden by BARKER'S AURORA. ltzlS
Broadway, fhirty.fourth street
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A PROCESSION RIOT.

The Name OF Greeley melting Negroes in
Grant Procession to Acts Of Vio-
lence.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l3, 1872.
Covington had a riot last night. Grant pro-
cession consisting half OF whites and half Of col
ored men, was marching along the street. when, as
one story says, boy haooed for "Greeley."
negro said "shoOt him.. and commenced firing.
Another story 10 that the negroes fired In the air,
ISLANDERS. Although many shots were fired no one
was hit with bullets, but number were struck
were broken In.
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oPremature Decline" q Medical Trace
by Doctor MARSroN, % East sixteenth street. maheo
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A.-Citlxens and Strangers Who Desire
O fine and elegant HAT should 60 to ESPENSCHElD.
manufacturer, lis Nassau street.
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THE JOHNsTOWN CONFEDERATION,

Average temperature yesterday ............. SO
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year. ....................... 90
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Dyspepsia Cured.-Dr. Il. M. sharp may
be consulted on speciality Dyspepsia and Diseases Of
stomach and Bowels, daily at his Offices io Eghth
street. New York. His specific Is guaranteed 10 cure all
naSn
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SWITZERLAND.

Prince Napoleon Bonaparte ON the Neutral Soil
Of tho Republic.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The dead body Of an unknown man was found
lying on the sidewalk corner OF Jay and Green
witch streets by oflcer Reardon, OF the Fifth
Precinct and taken TO the Leonard street police
Station.
A few minutes after eleven O'Clock yesterday
morning fire broke out on the nth floor OF the
tenement house IL Greenwich street, occupied by
&h0mas Cunningham causing loss to furniture or
800; no insurance. The fourth floor, occupied by
.. T. Ready as boarding house, was damaged by
water $500; no Insurance. The building was dam
Sged $500, on which there is no insurance.
Frank o. Skinner, youth OF twenty, was yester-
Nay morning arraigned before Justice Hogan, at
The Tombs Police Court, accused Of having, on the
pOth day OF August obtained by fraudulent means
pnd representations one dozen shirts from G. l..
Lockwood 4 Co., at 51e Broadway. Rufus Smith,
pne OF the firm, and the one who gave Skinner the
goods having subsequently found out that he had
been done for, caused SINNERS arrest, He was
locked up In default OF BAIL
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Glenham Hotel.
On the European plan,
l5S Fifth avenue.
elegant Suits Rooms families at fair rateA
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner Of Murray street.

A.-Herald Branch Once. Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street,
Open from A. NJ. to 8P. M;
On Sunday from to 7. NJ.
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Burnetts Miniature TOilets.-ElegRne
ASSORTED COLoRED BOXES containing q compete
Toilet Appendage admirably adapted to the Toilet Table
and travellers portIna anteau. ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. Wholesale by druggists sundry men every.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixes Cashed
orders ed Information furnished highost raes pad tor
Spanish bank Bills TAYLOR CO.. Bankers 10 Waiiss
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Angels Turkish Baths, OIL Lexington
avenue nvgorate and vtalize before breakfast Appetite
and refresh before dinner sooe and tranquze before
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sacnett,s Magic Coloris Changes enc
hair to : beautiful brown Or blssk Sold svesywasfe
Depot ~ Lipegy streeH
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A. A. A.-"Nlth Malice Toward NOneS
with charity for alp Hurrah for 2l 900 Knox Fall style
OF HAT The Hat Of the season Is only TO be found a.
KNOX'S, 2l2 Broadway
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Among the numerous kilograms that have been
received and constantly coming to hand are the
following addressed to different members OF the
household and officiating friends:-
WASHINGTON Oct III, 1872.
l tender coincidence on the loss you nave sus-
tanned. The nation will be your fellow mourner.
intend to issue orders for closing the department
on the day Of the funeral pease asMS nlT FsH ms wnen
To General WILLIAM H. SEWARD, secretary OF
State.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, 1872.
deeply lament that my health Will not allow the
night Journey necessary to reach Auburn in time
for the funeral and that / must then be debarred
from paying the mournfuI homage OF my affection
ate respect for Mr.. Seward. ). T. CHASE.
HENRY WELLS.
AURORA, N. Y, Oct. II, 1872.
II will be very gratifying to me to pay the last
sad tribute TO the memory OF my departed friend.
HENRY n. GRrNNELI.
NEWPORT X. l., Oct. IL, 1872.
Nothing could give me more satisfaction than to
PEELED to decline on account OF indlspostion and
the almost entire impOssibility SUNDAY inter-
vening Of reaching Auburn nr1pY n 5lmei oprxSprI
GENERAL SANFORD.
NEWPORT, X. l., Oct. IL, 1872.
All sorrow and sympathze xs with you all xraa Aayse
9. NJ. CRAWFORD.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL, 1872.
You have my most sincere sympathies. Can
reach you in time for the funeral 7
s. NJ. CRAWFORD.
DAVID DAVIS.
BLOOMINGTON, H., Oct. IL, 1874
Despatch received too late for me TO come 10
Auburn. Convey my warmest sympathies 10 the
family OF Governor Seward and my great regret
that cannot attend the funeral
DAVID DAVIS.
MYR0N H. CLARK.
CANANDAIGUA, N. ", Oct IL, 1872.
| Iexpect to attend the funeral OF your father.
MYRON II. CLARK.
GENERAL PORTER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, 1872.
lyegret exceedingly NY 9eslth WV R0t perui
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-05-02
PaImer's Stave Jointer.


The Scientific American of ,,,il 9Th
mas an articie descriptive OF lne staFe
iointinp machine invented nv ANIMAL p
a.
rainier, ot tn!S Guy. ne DESCRIPTION IS
,.rromnane1 hv pnuraxinrs ;llnstra+iva ,f
'''0 ''i''O'ii ''"" ''' " VI N'H9 Ahe -Ahel'-
'''' 80
, nn;ninn Id .liussrateu hereWltn: Is
in the jointing of slaves, and in the manufac-
the inventor has acromnrshed is to Y9int eyrrv
s'aye to the proper enrVe corresponding to its
criminately and no matter whether there may
ne 'lu orc Sas or oil h ~ H.
both, and perfectly tight symmetrical cask
ms Wv ;yithont the m.e Of tiaos nrnve ner.
fectly tight The joining proceeds with the
mi%ht he lone with circuIar saw The narts
are few, and all may be made as strong and
delicafe complications. and The ease nv which
the machine may De manipulated are points
and we have no doubt thst this machine viii
take It's place permanently among standard APP
scrption of casks.
ne genera pflnclpe whicn uhdefIles The
carriage which moves on Two guide ways. in
ei,reu ~ eacn 1,nel ~ al opaose angie III sueh
the angle of the guides. and consequently the
curve CUT varying 10 suit the "idth OIL the slave'
Ane'o 'H"0nii'0' eoiAin themselves