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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-11
THE TEN FORTY BONDS.
Interest CcaSin" on Them and
the Banks Unable to Hold
Them back any Longer.

Special Dispatch 10 tho World.
WASuIxGroN, July Tomorrow the
interest ceases on the first lot OF ten
inrties. about SlO,OOO,0OJ in amount.
The interest will stop on the other
bonds of this issue on the 18th aud 2lSt.
II is thought somewhat strange IN the
Department that these bonds have come
i'm for redemption 50 slowly. The
Treasury still holds So, OOO,OOO belong
inc To the national banks, little less
than hall the amount originally held
to secure their circulation. When the
banks first stopped procuring the re-
dcmptiun OF the ten-iOrtieS and repiac-
ing them with the per cents. which
they did very suddenly about the time
the $40 certificates were put on the
market, il was thought they were taking
n roundabout way of securing the tours
m par. The certificates selling at par
were convertible into tours Tor their
face value on the 9th OF June, and the
action of one syndicate had already run
the fourS up above par. 1t turned out
10 be true that the banks did secure the
certificates. about thirty millions hav-
ing been received at the department Tor
the ECltull'llRll III lbNlN' bAt IL - w
IDENTITY not the banks that own the ten
fortirs now held in the Treasury, for
the iours So procured were not used Tor
the purpose OF replacing the tcn-lorticS.
II is the opinion OF some ofthe Treasury
officials that the banks owning these
bonds were caught by the sudden rise
i'm the price OF the iourS and have been
holding on to them, thinking that the
iours would fall There is a very strong
impression that this would be the case
if the banks could hold the tcn-iorticS
long enough. AdviccS received from
all parts of the country are 70 the effect
that money is almost daily becoming
worth more and that the tendency
which is making discounts higher will
send down the price of bonds bearing a
low rate of interest. The banks, how
ever. must now take up the bonds, rs
the Treasury will not pay accrued in
terest with a surrender of the bonds.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

mighty CHOICE BUILDING LOIS on
~ Wheeling Island; price from 500 to 500
each. Only one-sixth OF the purchase money re-
duired in cash. The residue may be paid annu-
ply 20 JOHN P. GILCHRIST,
oc2Oh At Top Mill.
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FOR RENT.
WILL BE RENTED

rI,O RESPONSIBLE PARTIES, THE VERY
i eligible vacant lot at corner OF sixteenth
aud Chaplnc streets. The groUudItSclf will Toe
leased or suitable buildings erected thereon.
Apply 10 Edwin l.. Burt or William higgins,
committee, or 10 Geo. T. thinner or John II.
Zevely. trustees juCl3cOdh
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST &. l>7q.
Trustees Sale Of Triadelphia
Property.

10y VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by William \. Mccoy and Saycna K. Mccoy,
his wife, 10 the undersigned trustee, dated ON
the 18th day OF December, 1876, and recorded IN
the Office OF the Clerk OF the County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, in deed OF trust book
No. IL, page 40 will, on
SATURDAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1879,
At2 O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises, sell at public
auction To the highest and best bidder the fol-
lowing described real estate, that is To say: All
that piece or parcel of land known as the Old
school House lot, adjoining the town of Iriadcl-
phia i'm Ohio county, West Virginia, bounded rs
follows Beginning al a stake on the north side
OF Long Lane alley, as ShOwn.on the plat OF SAID
town, corner 10 Charles Martin ;lthence north 10
feet with Martins line 10 stake; thence east -
feet 10 corner of c. Martin and l. II. Mathews;
thence south 40 feet with the Mathews line 10
A stake on the north side OF LOngl Lane alley;
thence 10 feet with said alley 20 the beginning,
with all the appurtenance or Entertainments
thereto belonging.
TERMS SALE-One.halft the purchase money,
and as much more as the purchaser may elect To
nav in cash, and the remainder in one year, win
interest from the day OF sale, the purchaser giving
a negotiable note, secured by deed OF trust on
the property for the deferred payment.
The title 10 the said property Is believed 10 0e
perfect but selling rs trustee shall convey only
such title n is vested i'm me by said decd OF trust
juellb d. ;. THORNBU RGH, lruster'
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WHOLESALE CROCERS.
TOBACCOS.

AM now RECEIVING THE FOLLOWING
/ brands Of choice Tobacco, which viii De
SOld subject a. the late reduction IN %" 1. :.
tax. I1rillariS Climax" ( OZ. mahogany
navy. Iorillard's nickel Nugget mahogany
navy, Lorillard's Dime Nugget mahogany
navy, Lorilard's double thick OZ. mahogany
navy. Lorillarl's navy - mahogany navy, LOrl-
lards 10 Oh. pounds mahogany navy Lorllard 5
Johu" mahogany twins Timers 10 Oz. pounds
mahogany. PAGES "Oli Time" 3 ply twist Oh f.,
Danviile: PAGES cold Ned" iech twist, Dan
Vile: Daw~on't Uz. twist Park Lane ~.
twist. Orouoco ply twist, Little Pet 10 inch
twist los Banana cable coil 10, Magnolia cable
coil los. Heather Chinee cable coil 10, silver
Bell 10. Marip0,a II inch bright pound, Royal
Gem II inch bright, pounds Indian hMe GU ia
,sfIs NJ REILLY.
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Capital Prize, $4,000.
10000 Tickets at Two DOllaS each.
Half Tickets sl.OO.
LIST or PRIZES.

lNi5 PrzcS amounting FV
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at
all prominent points % whom q liberal com
peuSatiOn will De paid.
Application for rates 10 clubs should only be
made 10 the Home Office I'm New Orleans.
Write, clearly stating full address, for further
information, or send orders %
VI. A. DAUPHIN,
20. Box co.. New Orleans, La.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are I'M
der the supervision and management OF Generals
G. T. Beauregard and J. A. Earlv.
lySeWSgt
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CEND THREE DOLLARS By NAIL AND
= receive in return by mail Five Shot Revol
yer. warrsnted, or money refunded. DICKSON
ARMS CO C4Fourth ave., Pittsburgh, Pa mrlso
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EFFICACY OF PRAYER.
A Bedridden, Speeches. Para
lytic Cured by Appeals to Hea-

ALBANY, July S.-A singular example
of belief in the efficacy OF prayer in
bringing about a cure OF physical all
ments has come to light in Saratoga
county. The incident referred to hap
pened in West Galway, a small village
of 800 inhabitants on the extreme wes-
tern part of Saratoga county. The peo-
pie are principally engaged in farming,
and are expeedinglv ignorant. The re-
gion is mountainous and sterile.
THE DISEASE.
Four years ago Adele Shattuck,
young lady eighteen years old, became
paralyzed from the effects OF violent
nervous attack caused by hearing OF the
sudden and accidental death OF broth
er to whom she was greatly attached.
She went into commissions, was IN a
trance condition for several days, and
though her mind was restored 10 its nor
nal condition, she could neither talk
nor use her limbs from the effects OF
the paralvtic stroke. During four years
this condition was unchanged; her body
gradually wasted until the skin was
drawn over the bones; the flesh assum-
eel cream color, and the physicians de-
clared her case beyond their art, and
that she was destined TO remain a
dumb, helpless bedridden paralytic for
life.
THE CURE.
Miss Shattuck was a devout member
of the Methodist Church. She has,
since her prOstratiOn, persisted IN believ'
ing that she would ultimately be restOr-
ed TO health, and often expressed her
faith in the efficacy OF prayer to accom-
plish that end. Three weeks ago, to the
utter bewilderment OF her family, she
suddenly appeared among them, having
left the room in which she had been
left alone and walked down stairs.
Though still unable to speak she IN
formed her wonder stricken parents by
her accustomed means OF cOmmunlca-
ton, that she had been cured in answer
to prayer. Since then her limbs
have become gradually strong and PHI
ant.
SPEECH RESTORED.
Last week, at her request, the clergy
and members of the three churches in
West Galway met at Mr.. Shattuck's
and held 4 meeting for the especial pur-
pose of praying for the restoration OF
the power of speech. The praying had
continued but for a snort time when
Miss Shattuck began singing and talking,
This story is vouched for by the village
folks, one OF whom related it to the wri-
ter, and it is generally accredited
in the vicinity, creating no little com
mcnt.
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TRUSTEES SAFE.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
ID bearing date the 18th day OF October, ls0,
made by Joseph Caring and wife 10 me a. trus.
lee. and now OF record in the Clerks Office Of
the County Court of Ohio county, West Virginia,
in deed OF trust book No. Is, pages 10, 10 and 4,
! will, on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 6, 1872,
Commencing at u o'clock 4. NJ, at the front door
Of the Court House Of Ohio county, proceed 10
sell al public auction the following described
real estate tO-wit. The cast one half Of lot num-
bered ffty-eight (jSI. situate on Eighteenth
street between EOf and Jacob streets, IN the city
Of Wheeling. West Virginia, with the improve
mcntS thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-Four hundred dollars in cash
on the day Of sale, and the balance in one year
after DAY OF sale with interest, 10 be secured 10y
deed of trust on the property sold, or by good
personal endorsement. at the election OF the
trustee.
The title is believed to be perfect, but selling
as trustee will only convey such title ~ Is vest
ed in me ty said deed Oi trust.
:. O. TAYLOR, Trustee.
J. c. HERVEY, Auctioneer. jyjb
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.GLORY- TOBACCO.

WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
i 81 the tradc b. the above justly eel
e6rlted tobacco. which guarantee ~ prs = Il
NOR, delicious chew than any other Navy To-
harco on the markct-u0uc excepted Having
thcexclusive sale II the. gopds 300 thi. market,
| ann now prepared b. deliver them a. .'w uE.
urr, I'm the following styles. 2uz. plug. 3" '"i"ii
To-. o. plug % retail %. uN plug, o. retail
a.. Ia or plug. 10 retail "a. have them in
small sample bDxe> 81 about y pounds each,
and every dealer should try one AMI Do con
WINGED of their merit " REILLY.
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BANKS,
Exchange Bank.

CAPITAL S20O. 600
LIABILITY OF SrOCKHoLDEFS SilO,oo.
This Bank succeeds On the business OF me
Merchants National Bank. and deals M CON-
coupons commercial paper and bills of exchange
INTEREST PAID ON SPECIAL DEPOSITS
Collections male on all points and proceeds
pronptlv RENTED. Accounts Of bankers anu
tu>iut.S> man solicited stockholders liable 20
d.pl~itorS according % the constitution OF the
state the same aS ina National banks.
DIRECTORS:
J. y. NASCE SANL LAVGHLlN,
: nv ,pI AN CRAWFORD Booth,
HENRY WALLACE : HORKHElMkR,
j. q. HOFFMAN, ID. GCrNAN,
wv. ELLINGHAM.
J. Y VANCE, President.
SAN'L LACGHLIN, NICE-PREStDESr.
John j. JONES. CASHIER augo
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pyus grca, ami thorough hood,pnrinins prorer-
tlcS Dr. picrc,'s Golden Medical Discovery Guns
an IIumor-. nom the worst scrotuis a. Coniiiuu
Eioteh, rImpic, or Euptloa: Mcrcurial disca-,'
Mineral roisOns nud their cfccts, aro eiaiicairl.
and gufnus h. alth ant sound Constitution cStal-
li,hrt Try.ipcla.. snlt-rhsum, Fever ssrss- scaly
or Rough kLn. In ihort, all diseases caused ny NJ
Hood, arr conquered ~ Ihls poworiGl, lduilhg, AMI
inNigoIating medicine.
TtsciaIly las iI manifested IT. potency IN curin;
letter, Eosc Rash. Hollis Carbuarlc-s sore 80.
Scrofuloss s.rcs aud turIlng> W bite ewcliihs-.
Coitre or Thick Neck. AMI IniarE,d elasds
II Won fCl duh drowsy, dchllitaivl, have taHoN
color 81 skin, or yellow is-l IoWn spots ou face ~
body. frequent headache or dizziness bal taste Ia
mouth internal heat or clills a.icnatrd Mlih Bet
nushC. low spirits AMI gloomy forboding~ iircgu.r
anpcftc an1 tongue coated, You arr suffering iruul
Torpid liver. or "IIiiiousncss" ~ many cases 4
Liver Goa, paint only part ~ those symptoms src
cNr,ri,urf,!. A. rcntly Tor all such cast, llt'
pItIrt, GullCn Medical Discovery has M equal a.
IL elects perfect AMI Tsuiral curvA
Ia Tie cure 81 Itro.ehitis. s-scrc Cessh~ nnf tho
carly STAG, 81 Consumption. n has Astuusl'd tie
m,tlCal faculty. Hni eminent ply slClhns lf'uunh,e
Al The FrClttst medical discovery 81 TIE ago lNn
A. rur, Tie srysrrst Ougs itttrsngi'n. Ties % ma
an purtnc. the blood. !, ~ ~ dryirgsts
l.. Y. PIERCE, VI. j., IruLt WoIids DisIsnsafY
anil Iyalils' IlOt1l, Buffalo, y. ).
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.NGINE AND BOILER
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Engine inch bore, 70 inch stroke, on good
cast iron bed plate and two tiue boiler OF suita'
BILE size. Enquire OF
n. w. BECK.
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THE following WAS told OF a young
gentleman who was passing an eXamln-
alton i'm physics He was asked:
"What planets were known To the an
rients9'' well, sir he responded,
..thcrr was Nenusand Jupiter, and (and
after a pausel Il think tine earth; but
I'm, mt puitp certain
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Louisiana State Lottery Company

This Institution was regularly incorporated D!
the Legislature OF the State for Educational and
Charitable purposes in 1865, for the TERM OF
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, TO which contract the
iuyiOlable faith OF the State is pledged, with
Capital OF 81 10000, TO which il has since added
reserve fund Of $50 600 Its Grand Single Num-
second Tuesday. II never scales or pOstpOnes
Look al the following distribution.
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j. II. Hoi1i1l &c 90
| EksS =

A splendid opportunity 10 win fortune
Seventh Grand Distribution, Glass II, At New
Orleans, Tuesday August l., ls79-lllth Month
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling. Order
entered by said Court, May ~, lsIs.
Peabody Insurance Company,
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by an immense practice AZ the Wor1f's Ditpen-
tary and Inyads' HOtcl. having ireatei many thou
sand CAses 81 thOse diseases peculiar 70 woman
have been enabled 20 perfect most potent and posl
tive remedy for these diseases
10 designate this natural spccife, I have named q
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WINNEBAGO AGENCY.

1t has been decided, to have a Christ
mas tree for the Sabbath school here,
and the matter has been placed in the
hands Of committee of good, thorough
going persons; and parties that under
stand the bushes. So all may expect
that no pains will be spared to make
il success.
The personal property of Casper
Sherer, deceased, was sold at auction on
Thursday. Everything was sold for its
full value.
The Free Methodists held their quar-
terly meeting here on the twenty-eight,
twenty-ninth and thirtieth ult. Their
meetings were largely attended, and
two united with the church. The meet.
ings were under charge of VIM. Kusic
Presiding Elder of this district. He il
an excellent speaker, and gave satisfac.
ton.
On Wednesday evening the Glee Club
debated the subject, "Resolved, that thii
is not an age of progression" The logic
and eloquence produced on both sides
were really astonishing. The judges
decided in the negative.
Miss Aldrich, Of Medo, is in town fol
few days.
Good health is reigning on all sides
which makes DR.. Haynes feel happy
because this great salubrity is brought
about through his influence.
Our citizens are greatly interested Ii
the appointed meeting Of the director
OF the Mankato & st. Cloud and Man
kato q Austin r. r. Companies, ant
hope that the FREE PRESS will kee,
them informed concerning the move
ments of the companies.
What is the reason the lawyers al
shun the AgencyG Eagle Lake support
q lawyer and half. We can't affort
even Q half Of one.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

DR.. Otis Ayers, of Lesueur, was in
the city on Tuesday visiting the pill
boys"
Mr.. Frank Goodell, late in the job de.
partment Of the FREE Press Office has
gone to Yanktan Dakato to fill q simil
ar position. Frank is good workman
and gentleman and our best wishes 90
with him.
City Treasurer Marks, left on Tues.
day evening for California. He goes
for his health and the good wishes Of
our people attend him.
R. d. HUBBARD, Esq, has gone east
will be absent about two week.
E. A HoTcHKIss, of Winnebago City
and Geo. B. Kingsley, of Blue EARTH
City, two of the solid men of the Blue
Earth Valley, were in the city this
week, and called at the FREE PRES
Office.
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DIED.

=
In Judson township Dec. 9TH, little ELLEN
daughter Of hobart ane Mary Pritchard, aged .
years and Is months.
FRIsBIE-In Mankato, Dec. 7th, 1870,
Frank Waite, only child of Josephine
and DIR. William Frisble, almost
years OF age.
We sadly add this dear name 10 the
long list Of the loved and loving children
Of Mankato, who have been called from
our streets and Fairgrounds, our schools,
aud homes and arms, 60 their eternal
home In their dear Lords Kingdom Of
Children, and to place Of abiding ex-
altstion In our hearts.
All who knew Frank have noted and
will recall his marked and exceptional
mental development.
Those who knew him intimately, will
recall the parallel development Of his
self-denying character, and
those who knew him best, must now feel
that they were privileged to entertain an
angel unawares.
Although Frank was not an invalid,
his mental growth was SO far In advance
Of the physical, that in these anxious
days, grave anxiety was felt, should
the fiery fever Of Q malignant diphtheria
attack him. And these apprehensions
proved well founded.
He was taken sick Thursday morning,
aud from its earliest stages the attack
was so violent, and so severe In its con
arrangements, that within "a
being indicated-his case
was considered as probably fatal.
The Physicians Of the city, with mark
ed professional courtesy, and personal
sympathy, never to be forgotten by the
grateful parents, volunteered their eoun-
sci and aid, and every resource Of medical
skill and care was applied TO aid and ease
the sufferer, but II was "the Fathers
good pleasure and on Sunday. sit may
be at midnight" the Master came, who
'shali gather the Lambs In His arm and
carry them in His BOSOM" Those who
we're privileged to be with him, will
,yer love to recall the unlimited patience,
he unfailing gentleness, aud the unselfish
owe and care of parents and friends,
who is the light Of the world" and which
70 lightened and frightened the dark.
less OF those days OF dying.
On Tuesday many friends, with loving |
gathered for his obsequiess
which In their simple beauty, seemed |
lot the closing scene Of this, but the |
'relude to the other Life.
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MEDO.

c. w. Remington, who has been absent
in Iowa for some weeks, has returned
bringing home a very fine dark iron
grey, half Norman 3 years old past.
He has also full brother to the one, a
dapple grey six years old.
BENZ. Steadman is teaching school in
district 81, and also running q singing
school every Friday night. :
In the Goodwin school house, there
is Sunday school which has been in
consecutive operation for fourteen years.
It is under the auspices of the United
Brethren church. Mrs. c. w. Reming.
ton is the Superintendent.
Abram Spaulding has erected a new
dwelling house on his farm, and has Just
moved into it. He has also recently
purchased the Widow Hosington's farm
She and family are going West to Big
Stone county in the Spring.
Chas. Cowlcy has gone to Nebraska
His family will follow in the Spring.
s. Z. Stebbins talks of going up to
his large farm on the North Pacific next
spring.
DR.. C. J. Remington, formerly Of
this county, il practicing in Alma City
and is doing well. His grandfather and
mother have arrived there from Wiscon,
sin, and are keeping house for the DR..
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

DEFAULT has been made in the pay
ment Of certain mortgage executed by
Patrick Larkin and Elizabeth J. LarkIn,
his wife, to Charles A. Payne, dated
August 18th. 1874, and recorded In the
Office of the Register Of Deeds. of Blue
Earth County. Mimi, on the 18th day Of
September. 1874, in book 81" of mortgages
on page ''4SS." which mortgage conveyed
to the said Payne, the southeast quarter
of section twelve (12,) in township one
hundred and six (l06, north, of range
twenty-nine (29,) west, lying and being
in said Blue Earth County, to secure the
payment of said Patrick Larkin's note
for Ten Hundred and Twenty Dollars.
dated August 10Th, 1874, and payable TO
the order Of said Payne, five years after
date, with interest until paid, at - per
cent. per annum, payable annually on
June 1st of each year; and there is now
due and payable on said note ana mort
gage, the sum of fourteen hundred and
thirty-four and 80 100 dollars, together
with taxes on said land with interest,
penalty and costs, paid by said Payne,
as follows, viz: $57.61 paid on the 9th
day of August, 1877, for taxes of 1874 and
1876, on said land with interest, penalty
and costs, and S66.79, paid on the 26th
day Of May, 1879, for the taxes thereon
for 1878, and SSH, for the taxes thereon
oyOr 1913, palu december Stn, 1879, Tor all
of which said Payne holds the receipts of
the Treasurer of Blue Earth County,
making now due and claimed to be due
for said taxes, penalty, costs and interest
to date, and upon said mortgage in adj
dition to said note as by law provided,
the sum of two hundred and two and
7S-100 dollars, together with seventy-five
dollars stipulated In said mortgage to he
paid as solicitors fees, In case of fore
closure, and said mortgage contains a
power Of sale, and no action or proceed
ings have been instituted at law TO re-
cover said sums so secured by said mort
gage; therefore, notice is hereby given
that by virtue Of said power of sale, and
of the statutes in such case made and pro-
vided, said mortgage Will be foreclosed
and the premises therein and above de-
scribed. will be sold by the Sheriff OF
said County, at public vendue, as the law
directs, at the front door of said Office OF
Register of Deeds, in the city of Mankato,
on the 23d day Of January, 1890, at II
O'Clock in the forenoon, to satisfy the
amount then due on said note and mort.
gage, including the taxes paid as afore.
said, and interest, together with twenty.
five dollars Of said solicitors fees, and
the expenses allowed by law.
CHARLES A. PAPNE,
n. q. WILLARD, Mortgage
2ot7 Atty for Mortgage,
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THE NEW MOTOR.

The Backus Water Motor appears to
be a success. 1t is running our presses
easily and smoothly. The leading me-
chanics and business men of the city,
have visited it daily, and are astonished
at the results attained. 1t claims, and
is entitled to the admiration of every
artisan. For the city it promises abund-
ant good, and fair profit for the future
1t was examined by the city Council
with great interest and met their cor
dial approval. The idle story that some
great misfortune has attended tic juno
ton Of our two-inch pipe, with the
main, is q pure fabrication and framed
by foolish jealousy. 1t is very proba-
BILE that no junction hereafter to be
made, will ever be as secure. 1t il
bound to the main by wrought iron
bands, and is probably more secure than
any the city will ever insert on any of
the known plans now in use. We must
more fully test the power before we af-
firm more of its efficiency.