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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-13
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n,a Is. LEV. Oh Ar..s, a. Il
1Ho'oSAlS FUR SUPPLIES
uyytcK or Aorpa AsIST,rr oy.nr,nu,srrrJ
se.l.d propos.i. n .ip.s,. nj AB, Z, rsos ~.
Isl' SGS; sSnl x. N On sArvs2A My - ~
lamp MoDes@I. Nss.d. VIZ n. folio-iOs supplies,
-, na cord, % Had Weed, more o. les.
so,d. !, Nh aaa maSs :, more 0' ''
ao'sIs Poand' n B.Ilsy. more or less
-MsSs. stss, @o,s o. is,..
uo r.. Wa ssn Z, fS's an'
ue.i 70 Be Of rood msrosantab'e daali'J and
strong ..os.,
Le. ~, p Do Q. sSod gu.T Tree from wed. md
snSb.is 'n' crop OF s'' cut IN seas'o' VOL oursd
ihe. tss,.v q, N. NJ .,,a ,..i,, .,.., ,... .,a
Wi bsi.d. 10 " OF sOO' 'S-''' '''s"' 'ons ano
Nstsds - saeh lIm.s and In ne. ss,i,ss = ~:
Acting Assistant Qusrtsrma Ter at that fost meg
direct
,b.ss ,s MN - ' any PA' OF ths "Aoe OF
M. IN n. .,oou,,.n,.a hv a.,,..i, ., Ar, -.
,.nr,1,, W. W ~ hSHts % ya1sp2at os sgv
III .sss sss Psss. d Ra g Sos so q
ss well a. II figures. ~ W "''O'
A copy o. tails advertisement viii accompany Zach
BID
sii, are r'''''''a V % present ''' 00'0'aS
eonsi,aenssd " ioroe untl apptoved ~ the Depart
Ihs Tisht 70 reject ssT and Ali BIDS Is reserved,
we'd p Bss: s.s s q, s..s s .y y. nd
Addrers then % the Acting Assistant Quarter nastsr
NJ rider q NE 0hisf ousrtsrmaslsr, pspsiRsst Of
VS.. Second L.u. list os1s GS 4. 4. 9.h.
PRoPosALs FOR FUEL
HEID0yaHIsnS DIEAsIsIsT @ AnIzosI,l
PSssoorT' 4. Il. fssmsiy j.. IA
ny ssas.hsd f y s w Seps ?, M,
ihis oises until noon, skTuRDhV. Jsae T. M, for
daas ,s. .es ys.s uns s III
s.Sa WOOD, in Quantities more o. is:s
CAMP APACHE.
0HMp Rowty
CAMP BEALEs sPRInGe
s ss,3 woS SSe sSo S SSsss
UAMP uRlIrENDEE.
Hard Wood ~ cords
Hard Wood. ~ s sn,a DATE ohhhA'
soft Wood. ~ cords:
Hard Wood, no S So,s. GRANT
uAAP HUALPAl.
CAMP MoJAvE.
NV "0'u' u2MP MCDOWELL.
boft Wood, l,hi0 cordn
CAMP VERDE.
II Lfd wood. 10 cords.
81. Mo2d nv 2ordn ,,,, ,.,,,,,r, =, ,,,,,,,,,,
s.rs rOSd, 10 ooiat AZ "H" DA
soh"ooo' IN" G25nHaar WILMA
Soft wood. iOO osss$ss. nU.nr
So 4, Mcss, ~ Ss SGs1,t AVN CAMP towE,I
Hard WOOD 80 ssST5de:bENBERo.
lard woSds 70 cords.
pa1as Prios. "a N. sisisd N IInltsa Riai.s l.sai
tender noter
The tight 10 reject any or all bids Is reserved Zach
ens ihouanpd doilsTs ls usItsd ststs. faed, Or
saiiafaetary check Or note Of hand IN the asme
Iaited IL the Initsd Btaies r. tha bldds. 10 Shon
award l. made should he o. they fall 70 sIsoats a
b rstaInsd e ths bidder. IssPsetI.Sly When con
eAeh, proposal must also BE- accompanied By a
GuAAatse, signed ~ AZ leaAt two peLnons, Nhoae re-
sponsibhg must % A.suTed % tbs onoia eeItlhoate
% aelyh o. mintAy onoer o. the Unltsd states. nat
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-13

THROUGH LIHK BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NHW YORK,
WlnHreruN, jams 4 t-fa--uoau.
n7r - folcWr, vini lkh
FoR NEW YORK, githgut shanss Of care
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Lave daily (sEsspt bandaID a. 400 a n, "A q. and
L0p.n
ON SUNDAY.
40 n.
Thrcas6 deisis 70 fhil.dsipsis, New Tcsf .,
noston can be bAd Al The Station Once Of all hours d
See BAltimOrs and Ohio Rsilroad sd1srtis smsat for
and The West J, u NII4iON,
- hAstsr Of TranapoTtAu6n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-13

The wood 10 be msrohAntAbls hAtd wood. The An.
thrAoito Coal 70 DO Of The best White Ash, and free
from bone, dust and other Impurities all 70 be In
.Psotsd prior 10 reception by the Untsd state. The
Of the following named stAtoal At saoh times aud In
.sss GsSas. =, a he ASag hssSs Fs
foots, Ma, foIt washlnEtan, Nd, aud Tort No;
Honry, Nd al baltimore, Nd, At such times and
pilosi and In such qaAntis. a. the Acting AIIistAnt
QuattSTmAator theroat may direct
The Wood and Goal for Tie National Uomeisrles 70
be delivered Al such tmea and 10 such qaAntties
the bupernteLdsnts 81 each Of the osmstsfiss may
Worm 81 ga viii be furnished on application 70 This
once, yell q any additloaAi miotm.iiea regarod
Major and QuartsFmAatsr u. 3. A., Ohief QuaTter.
master Third district, Department Of the HAST.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-13

PROPOSALS. FOR FRhsH sEEF
oEyIcE OHlEE ooAlIIasAAY or BUpsIsrENcE.l
DAfAhTMENr OF DAHoIA, \
81. PAUL, MnN., April ", ie71
sealed propo.als 10 duplicate, will b regelyed 81
this once anlf v O'clock IN, n0nday May ", l6laiiof
iafnishlaE ~ Fig.h Beet required by The subsist
lot hnslieg, Milan,
hort AbsTdfombro, p T.,
lQft Kadgvofth, ~ r..
hoIt Psmblnl, y, IT, and
tort Tuttsa, ". IT,
dqIlpE twelve n1nlhs ooIipenotnE galy e.
msuts, 1e, eau Be obtained ~ this on0o.
BY command Of Maior uenersl haa92ok
spa3 Bv'L IA. Dol. and o. y, U, 3. A.
PRoPosALs ron EREsH BRkS.
oFvtor on Aorna OOn,Y or BuRnHIENuRl
HOnr ponTnn, HUTBA1O, ". ", May ~, l6Il I
Sealed proposals.. Ia dlPlleass, viii be received Al
this on % nniI III q m JUNE H. t61a, for fnrnishlnr
the FnKsu hEaf required b the hahsis,snog De
u lnths e6mnsnelhg Juy !, tt72. IuionnAtioa y 70
eondlliens ggtiih o. gssi 9aR ~ OBJ
myiOli ssoond Lieut. IsttalanlrT, 4, C,b,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-10-26

BY MRS. CELIA TuAxrER.

BY MRS. CELIA TuAxT1H.
Because hold It sinful to dcspond.
And will not let the bitterness Of life
Blind me with burning tears, but look beyond
Its tuinut and it, strife;
Bccausc lift my head above the mist.
Where the sun shines and the broad breczcs blow,
BY every ray and every randrop kissed
That Gods love doth bcstOw:
Think you Hud no bitterness at NIL,
No buidcn 70 W horne, like Christian's pack Z
Think ,ou there a,c no ready tear 10 fall,
Because keep them back?
Why should l hug iifcs Ills with cold reserve,
To curse myself uud sl who love me? Nay!
A thousand times more good than deserve
God gives me every day
And in each one Of these rcbcl!ious tears,
Kept b,avcly back, II. makes rainbow shine
Gre.ttul TAX. hi- slightest gif. no fears,
NUr amy doubts afe mine.
Dark skic. must clear and when the clouds arc paet
one golden day rdecms the weary year,
Patient l listen. sure that sweet ut last
VIII sound His voice ot cheer.
Then vex me not with chidin.. Let inc be-
mus, be- glad and grateful 10 the end.
yrutsc you not your cold and darkncs., inc
The powers ol light bctriend.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-10-26

The ruling of the Internal Revenue Do
partment at Washington now is, according
to the philadelphia Ledger, that documen
tary stamps unused on the 1st Of October,
and which ny the new revenue law are no
longer required, may be redeemed by the
holder sending them to the Department for
The stamps will be sent ut the
risk and expense Of tho person sending
them. They should be accompanied by %
affidavit, showing that they have never 6een
used, to whom they belong, and, where It "
practicable, when and Of whom they were
procured. Parties having blank instru.
ments with stamps imprinted thereon Nh ch
they desire 10 have redeemed Or exchanged.
may forward the same to the department 70
I've examined. counted and cancelled. The
instruments will bc returned To the owner 1t
he requests il, but ut his risk aud expense.
Where stamps have been cancelled or bear
other pyima .f:Icis evidence of having been
used, the affidavit should set forth oil The
facts. anil the stamps should be attached "a
instruments On which they were used. II
the papers cannot be sent, that fact and Tea
sons for i, mus, appear by the affidavit. and
there n,uss be certificates from both assessor
and coliccter that they have each made
personal examination Of the Case and found
the facts u be - stated. Redemption viii
he made :. by repaying the amount Of valu<
after deducting iheresron Ave pr csntsn.
Stamps may b exchanged u ths Depart
ment at par for checks Or peopstseoe1
stamps upou application thssfde sccompe
nie(1 by the staWpo,
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4 new DlSc0vEAv.
From the San Francisco Call.


Mr.. Craig, the well.knOwn undertaken on
Market street, near the Coroper's Office. has
hut upon curious method Of preserving
the remains Of deceased persons, without
the usual chemical appliances. His plan 10
based upon wcll.knowu principle, but IL
exceedingly novel in IL application. 1t
consists simply In sxhaustiug the oxygen
from the metallic case, In which the rsmains
are placed, BY means Of . lighted candle.
Oxygen 10 the chief agency that produces
decomposition in dead body, and If this
can b entirely expelled the body may be
kept for almost an indefinite period.
TEsTiNo THE lNvEHTloN.
A few weeks ago Mr.. Craig had dead
body lying In his place, awaiting the A.
rival of friends from the county. He
tz,ed his plan In the following manner: He
placed the body In an air. tight metallic case,
put into It . lighted candle and screwed the
lid tightly down. The candle burned near
" an hour, BY which time the oxygen was
completely exhausted. On tho arrival Of
The friends. several days sfterward, they
were surpsised at The freshness and lite. like
appearance Of the body.
Dr.. Bentley hes examined the theory Of
the invention and it, application, and has
pEonunced It su exceedingly valuable dis.
covery. Mr.. Craig has secured his inveu.
ton by cavsat, and 10 daily looking foz
letters patent from Washington.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-10-26
Death civilian II. Seward

William H. Seward is dead. Full Of years.
full Of honors, he has sunk to sleep, and his
name now is inscribed upon tha; roll with
Lincoln's, Webstcr's, Clay's and the other
immor,als whose fame is to last, while
worlds reyolve and sons aud stars keep up
their bright professions In the heat Of the
present political contest the news OF
Stewards death falls with startling effect.
In his life he was maligncd, abused, unap-
preciated. Now friend and foe alike pause
in reverence, and awe, for death stops envy
and hate. and oil men feel that a genius
most subtle has passed from earth, that
great heart whose every beat was throO
for humanity has been sti!lcd. May be
Webster was more profound, may be Clay
vas more eloquent, may be Lincoln WAS
more loyeable; hut oil In all Seward had no
peer. II he possessed NO particular sl'ri.
-.....a. of pr.asness in its fullest aenac. he
comlDined more attributes than any other
man. All knowledge seemed To be his, tho
mast he held in his brain and when he
stretched his mind into the future, his finger
poiu,ed toward what was to he destiny. II
was him who pronounced that ''th,s land
must Ike all free or all slave" and though a'
that time VIC re at peace and the institu
ton Of slavery seemed fixed and secure
the events Of y dozen years, looked
back upon now, make his words seem like
prophecies. History will only make brighter
the miracle OF our victory oyer rebellion;
but history itself will hardly be able u
make clear to which of the immortal four
Lincoln, Seward, Stanton or Grant should
be accorded the for 1most honor for that tst
umph. Lincoln's brain supervised every
thing. Stanton, the grim minister In BIZ
war Office, organized and arranged the en-
c,uery by which war could be conducted
Grant in the field inspired the blow
which gave US victory, while the pen o
Seward ., the came time made plain th
duties Of the citizen and held hostile Eu
ro,,c at buy. The pen is laid down st Lest
but no, until frecdom In the full sense J
secured, no, until equal rights to men
guaranteed over al our land. He y dead
but lie was spared until al his labors wes
finished, aud his last days must have bee
co.nforted by the thought, that every see
lion of the land claimed HIM now tor
friend. that the ,nourners around his biz
would gather in every State, that In almo'
every household of the land It would b
with ssddened fare and hushed voice th,
the message would bs whispered "Willis'
n Seward is dead" A."-NeradG State JourSa
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POETRY,
Iys.X3l-C.y.

ic dainty m0--c-. ,!cGan. s.ay.
Pressed CtC. !" s.icI IL iyi.,'yI tod
AID pcicriu!ly thur. day by day,
Returning 10 y"Hr norld:
Blown leave, that with aciial grace
slip from youf branch like birds wing:
Each having in the apo ntcd place
IT. hJGf oi i2iu!e spring;
II ,yc Eud- cnuscious creatures, knew
I.ai half your faith in our decay,
We should not trr,nblc ~ We do
Whvu Summoned clay by clay.
BuL with IN equal patmacc sweet
We should put OF the mortal gear,
In what soccer new form IL meet,
Content to rcappear:
knowing each CLEAN Of life lie gives
Must have in Him its rourcc and rise.
Being that Of Ills being lives,
May change, but never dies.
Ye dead leaves, dropping soft and Glow.
Ye moses green and linchens fair,
Go to your graves, as willgo.
For God II also there.
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ARCH STORY.
A Gifted Memphis Lawyer WE Bdited
Two Papers, beth Daily.

An an,iquaied writer in the Memphis Ap.
peal has dug up out Of his memory the fol
lowing rich story. The young lawyer re-
fcrrrd to is still flourishing in Memphis:
''There never was greater local excitement
than that which grew out of this internal
Navy Yard business. Half the people were
in favor of accepting the property. and half
or more opposed to il, the latter, thinking
that the Government might be induced even
yet to make liberal appropriations and per-
feet the Navy Yard and build ships and
steamers here. There were two newspapers
published here-one morning publication,
edited by,a gentleman of no ordinary ability
named Bsnkhead, who was tragically and
mystcriouAy assassina,cd some six years ago.
There was another, an afternoon paper,
called the Necs Il believe that IVES its
namc), edited by . man named Ysncy.
These editors opposed one another on the
Navy Yard question, and their discussion
had begotten a good deal of excitement,
when both went away for the Summer, and
each, without the others knowledge, en-
ployed the same man (this young lawyer)
to conduct his paper in his absence. The
young limb of the law, naturally enough,
took to both sides Of the question. He made
the controversy between the two paper
hotter and hotter on each successive day
Crowds gathered each afternoon about the
Nesas Office, and everybody expected thai
the two furious editors would shed blood
The coming duel in Arkansas WAS conf
IDENTIFY anticipated, and tho feroci'y Of th'
,wo papers was marvellous. Popular excite
mcnt was intense when Bankhesd rsn'
hurrying home from Virginia and Tsncl
from Alsbama, each thinking that the othe
was about to murder his own substitute
Such was the fcrwr Of popular feeling
and ex As,,cration, that the story WAS nee
essariIy kept quiet. If the mschievous frsu'
upon public passion had been exposed q
the time, the CON amore editor would hav
been hanged on the lsmp.post.
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"NAlF the woalD."

When you marry, "take the daughter OF
. good mother"
The pre.hys.esic pcrod-beforc tight lac
ing was invented.
In Alaska, Alabama, there are eleven
young men and ono young woman.
A German Pnucass 10 On route for per-
manent residence as Oneida, n. I.
The name of the lady who writes under
the nam d. plsms Of '0uida" 10 Miss Ds
Lanmie.
The Louisville Exposieieu has . lock OF
hair ok feet long, cut from the head OF
Swiss girl.
A BEAUTIFUL woman, said Touteuslle, 10
the purgasory Of the purse and the paradise
OF the eye.
The wife of the Rev. Peter Cartwright
suryives him. She was his companion and
wife for 6s years Of his ministerial life.
Princess-Itsly, Of cousse-masEted gard
nes-fasher very mad-elim'natsd and dls'n'
herited-circus sider-Montreal THE week.
admission 80 cents.
A Tesre Haute womsn's pet puppy swal'
lowed . diamond riug on her dnecr while
che Wa feeding him, and the animal had TO
b cut up fr its recovery.
Some young women are endcsvorsnk 70
start new community on Lone Prairie, Ill.
Il 10 TO be Norn"nism with the grand prin.
ciple of that sect reversed.
A man who bought . thousand Havana
cigars. recently. on being asked what be
he'd, replied they were tickets 70 . couEse OF
lectures 70 be given BY his vito.
Miss Lillian g. Edgerton, the pearl OF
the Platform" }" 70 in greater demand from
lecture committee than any other woman
In the field, except Mn. Scott eiddOns.
|. Calico, the we'll known cotton cloth. 10
named from Calicos. . city In India, from
whence Il first came. Calico was not known
| In England At all until ~ late q the year
1881.
The correct thing nowadays for lady
psomenadess 10 to carry one arm bent at tho
elbow, the hand sticking straight forward
ard allowed to bob up and down like dis
located pump handle
The Episcopal marriage service at some
churches now hos with all my love I thee
endow," )" instead of ''worldly goods" etc.
It's no use; bankruptcy ID % sure to follow
in one case - the other.
A Boston girl rejoices in the pretty name
of Elizabeth Martha Selma Georeiana Au.
sus,a Cuban Burrows They call her LIZ.
ze Matte Lima Georgia 0ussic "for short"
snd she writes for the ''literary papers" Of
The following epistls ID from fond
mother: "dr. Teacher. II my gal gifts con.
trery, don't bchsiv respecsabal. and don't
lern fast. and don't git into goerafy, take
the hide clean off ov her II she IL 10, & kiks
up fusa"
A young lady Of Danbury, Connecticut.
who IL receiving the addresses OF one OF the
sprucest Of clerks, was somewhat taken
aback, Sunday night, when he suddenly
fell down on his knees, and drawing pa
Per from bic pocket, blushinsly read OF bid
dsclarstion OF Iowa
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-10-26
NEW YORK SOLD FOR 406.
Raj Prepeety anA Aeeamnlatisa.

In the year 1926, ssy the old chronicles,
the Dutch colonists purchased from the In
disns the Island Of Manhattan for the sum
of &25. The New York Nssaeier adds We
have not been able to discover in what cur
rency the price was paid, bat probsbly In
trinkets, not less deprecated below the val-
ne of the bright Spanish coin Of that period
than our own paper money now 10 below
our own nominal standard. Howeves this
may be, the fact il suggestive enough tor
speculators a. 1t standa Who that could TO-
day be assured Of the existence w" ccntu'
ries hence Of great Commercial metropolis
upou . now barren island, for sale u any
such price y this, would not exhaust oil
honest means within h,s power 70 raiss the
money, 10 order 10 leave u bic posteri'y 10
vast IN estate? The increase looks only 10
fabulous, only too like the ''dreams OF ava
r,cc," fairly to excite the cuptdi'y OF sooes
BRAIN. Aud il the future growth OF this
country il 10 some measure " continoe and
fuld,l tho Drum - of the pat, do not such
facts ~ this fully Justify the hopes "f the
widest investors wh0 are now investing
their savings In the unproduc''vs land
around 10, which il II surely one day to oc
covered with vast stores 0f merchandise. or
with the pslslisl residences OF rich citizens!
But. before embracing this conclusion,
and lesping 10 Try iss value IN pracsice, let
us INQUIRE what other disposition might
have been made BY the small capitalist of
the seventeenth century Of the NJ ans des-
tined 70 enrich bis descendants. Let u
yurpose that hc had invested h's twenty.
Ave dollars iu some productive business
or. failing In the leisure and sx i'll necessary
for prosecuting sucl, = business himself,
tba, I,c had made of II special loan to some
man in scaivs baHscss, ssd had rsinvsssed
the interest every year. Il Is we'll knows
that the rates Of interest paid for loans u
c,,lomisl times were en"rmIus, but we mus
assume that our prudent invcstor m"kc'
safety his flrst consideration. Lc. Us ussuppcf'
therefore, that lie limits himself tn the VERY
moderate rate of ten per cent. per nnnum
a rsre which is below the average rate nc
,ual,y pa j for loans in this city during tn
greater part Ut the time since 1926, AID
far below the average pruflt obtained up0i
capital even now. either BY producers Win
msrayc Il for themselves, Or even by lender
who rive constant and personal attention
The selection Of their loana Now, the sur
uf s2J. invested At compound interest Ocea
\ f1SsA.s s0NH,p1 lat 1S2Y
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,,,,,ar advertising paynb" quarterly A due.
nnr,n.I. n, advertising payable IN advance.
II"|i.l >otrrs are ~ per cent NOR" ih'h f''hi"
"' ,t!nr,-ine ~ cents for III" frat 'n.c'''"' w
, ',r IN" inr each .nr'"cding ins'i'oh' Hh'cs
c'n,, ~ ~ Nonpai"' measure"
i,, IS ok payable on delivery.
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BANKING G HOUSE
Jay COOKE Geo.,

We continue to sell ut par, addn: accrued interest
the First Mortgage Gold Bonds Of tho Northern Pa
e,sc Railroad COMPANY. Tacklaying on the Road u
now progressing At the rate Of two miles Gay
through the most fertile prairie region Of Dakota
On the completion Of this seasons contracts, there
vI,l he FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN miles
.. .h. main line In operation. uniting Lake Superior
with the Missouri Riv. and secaring the large trat
ac Of tho Northwest. This amount Of Road also
.e.i.iss tAs Company to Ten Million -Four Hundred
thousand Acres os Land, 'oeassd In Central MINES
o.. Eastern Dakota, and IN the Columbia Valley on
the Pacific Coast. The Bends are secured by nrss
mos.gaes On the Rosd. u Tsaaac and Franchise and
On ,hs entire Lard Grant received from the Govern
uent The rate Of interest 70 seve" and Three
reushs Gold, sQuivaispt TO about Eight and guar
,sr per cent. In currency Believing the security :"
bs ample and the .ass of interest satisfactory, W.
recommend these bouds - desirable investment
Ho,aers Of o. .. SsVs ord hiyh-psiced corporate &C.
eari.ics may materially increase 10th their pr'nc'pA
and 4bei, insessss income BY exchanging Tor So'
thsru Paci6cs.
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A NEW Process OF CoPyMo DocU.
NENTa-A French chemist has discovered
that II glass plate is coated with c"llodion
In the ordinary manner, and. after the
liquid has ct, aprinsed sheet of paper ID
pressed upon the surface Highly with the
ball Of the hand. very exact reproduction
OF the printed matter viii be found impress.
ed upon the collodion after the removal of
the psper-she design or type remaining
perfectly visible after the complete desics-
ton OF drying Of the hlm. Perfectly dis.
,inct 10 the printed matter when the plate 10
held up - transpascncy. Or when seeu by
. reflected light, after the suriacs has been
breashed upon, tho type Of design being
somewhat sunken or bright Az ready
method Of copying valuable originals, It Is
suggested this process may be available,
sincs The necessary manipulasions require
NO more time than the process Of copying
written document In the ordinary copying
pres. .....r