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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, Sept. g. Flour dull; receipts.
10000 brls; exports, 5000 brls superine State
and Western, SO. 25 03. 80; extra Ohio, SO. 500
Go; St. Louis, So S007. Wheat-Cash lots a
shade lower; options Sol lac lower receipts,
81 10; No. hard Duluth, S1.26; ungraded red,
90c0$l. 2Ols; No. red. 90 lec; ateamer, No, 8
red, 81; No. red, Sill 01.11A delivered;
steamer No. red, LA: No. red, 81 16l9D
l.163i in elevator; $1l7l901lS delivered;
graded white, 71c0$1.12l9; No. white, sales
of 500 bu at Sill No. red, September, sales
OF 36S,000 bu at Sl.16lsQ117, closing at
1614 October, sales of ,344, 900 bu AT 81. $50
l.19ls, closing at Sl.ISls; November. sales of
1885, 900 bu at 81 20le01 81 50, closing at 81 203s
December, sales of 10000 bu at 81 22ss0
1881, closing at S1.22ss Oorn-Spot lots IA
l2c lower; options opened firm. out afterward
declined l201c, closing weak; receipts, 159,0 900
bu; exports, 10000 bu; ungraded. 56063 Ice
No. 3, 62062l4c No. 2, 62c in store; 81 Tea
62loe in elevator 63063 l9c atloat; No 2 white
63 Sac; steamer white, 62c; ungradad white, 630
90 lec; No Q, September. 81 a 81 ac, closing at
6 l4c; October, 81 Il 062 Ac, closing at 81 lac;
November, 81 is 06l &c, closing at 81 Ice Oats %
a lec lower; receipts. 81 9, 900 bu exports, 3S5
in: mixed Western, 33035e; white Western. "a
G4Oc; No. Q Chicago, sec. Hay quiet. Coffee
dull and easier; Rio cargoes, 708.loc Sugar
dull: refined steady; confecuoners' A, 5-l6r;
formulated, S5sc. MOlasses stronger; 60-test re-
fuing, 2412D25c Rice triu; domestic, 5A0714e;
RangoOn, 45eD47sc; Java, 5l9D5Ac. Petroleum
quiet; United certificates, Sl.OS Thllow uulet
at : sc ROsiu quiet but weak at 81 o. = c O2l2
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The clearinghouse returns this week, al
though little larger in the aggregate than they
were last week, are still most unfavorable when
compared with the returns of the correspond
ing time last year. The falling off is still due,
in great measure, to the dull state of the specu-
lative markets, but to greater extent to an
actual curtailment of legitimate trade in vari-
ons parts of the country. The dulness in the
dry-goods trade is reflected in the great falling
off in clearings at such points as New YORK and
Boston. The aggregate clearings, 1877. $50, 226,
show Slight gain over last weeks aggregate,
when the figures footed up $3.50, 5S9, 755. When
compared with the returns for the correspond
ing week last year, the figures show bad fall
ing off, the percentage of loss amounting to
15.4 per cent, against a loss of 1914 last week,
and a gain of per cent. the previous week.
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The Great Drug House of Chicago

The Great Drug House of Chicago
We do not hesitate to say that for year past
we have sold more of Swift's Specific Is. 8. 50
than all other Blood Purifiers combined, and
with most astonishing results. One gentleman
who used half dozen bottles, says thar it has
done him more good than treatment which cost
him 81, 900. Another who has used it for -
scrofulous affection reports permanent cure
from its use.
VAN sHAACK. STEVENSON & co
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Foreign Money and stock Market.

LONDON, Sept. SIS P. M.-Government bonds
-COnsOls for money. 100 3-16; account, 1Ools.
Railroad bonds-Illnois Central, 1919; Penn
sylvania Central, 1898; New York Central,
l19s4; Erie, l31 Il; seconds, 90; Reading, 1874.
PARIS, Sept. 3.-Rentes, 79f 90c.
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OIL CITY. Sept. 3.-rhe petroleum market
to-day was fairly actiye opened at Sl.o8l4:
highest, ST. $685. lowest, $l074, and closed at
Sl.077s. The sales aggregated $4,000 brs.
yesterday through United pipeline, 90. 499 hris;
through Underwater line, 1871 brls Runs Fri
day, through United pIpe-hne, $4,000 brs;
through Underwater line, 1888 brls,
BRADFORD, Sept. 3.-The crude oil market
was firm and steady: United pipeline certit
Gates opened at 81 oslo and closed at ST. 0S; high
est price, 81 08l4; lowest, $l.o7l4. Total ship
ments Saturday and Sunday, 10000 brls. No
runs nor charters reported. Clearances, 4072,-
coo brls.
PITTSBURG, Sept. 3.-The petroleum mar
ket was dull; United pipeline certificates clos
at 81 .O77s During the afternoon session the
market WAS trihe more active but weaker;
opened at S1.07lo: declined to Sl.07l4, recov-
cred, and closed at ST. .0738.
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;5otyeara.

have known and watched the use of swift's
Specific FOR over fifty years, and have never
known or heard of failure to cure Blood Poison
when properly taken. used it my servants
from 1850 to 1865 as did also number of my
neighDors, and in every case thai came within
my knowledge it eff cted cure. In all my life
have never known remedy that would SO
fully accomplished what it is recommended to
do.
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NEW YORK, Sept 3.--For seasonable special
ties there is wide and steady request for reas-
sortInents in delivery, which, with previous en-
gagements, a good business is reported For sta
pies the inquiry is moderate, and selections in
accordance with wants.
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and closed steady. Sales ranged at 9.250S.40c
for September, S02l205 Toe for November,
7.97l20S tor the year, 9.07l20s.10c for Jan
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April 1o79c; May, 10000; June, Hole: July,
IL l0c.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. Section dull; mid.
ding, 9%c.
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H. L. DENNARD, Perry, Ga.

l have known and used Swift's Specific for
more than twenty years, and have seen more
wonderful results from its use than from any
remedy in Or out of the Pharmacopueia. 1t is .
certain and safe antidote to all sorts of Blood
Poison.
]. DICKSON SMITH, NJ D.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-Cottnn dun: fntures
steady; September, 10000: Octohrr. 10 l3c;
November. 10.19c; Drcemher, l029r; Ja IT.
AIRY, 1890; February, 50; March, IUOdc;
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$1,000 Reward

Will be paid to any chemist who will find, on
analysis of 100 bottles of s. s. s.. one particle Of
mercury, iodide potassium, or any mineral sub
stance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
ERS7 Write for the little book, which win be
mailed free.
Price: Small size, 81 per bottle. Large sine
(holdIng double quantity, $1.75 per bottle. All
druggists sell it.
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houses of the United States, gives the clearances
for the week ended Sept. l, with the percentage
of increase and decrease, compared with the
correspOndinr week Of l $50:
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MR. CHARLES 8. HATTENBACH, gel N. Pine ST.,
Indianapolis, says; Browns Iron Bitters cured
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LIVE STOCK.


INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 8.
CATTLE-Receipts, 275; shipments, So The
supply was liberal, mostly of common butcher
grades. Market about steady at last weeks
prices. No good shipping cattle here. Eastern
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Metals.

Metals.
NEW YORK, Sept 3.-Lead dull; others I'M
changed.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

INDIANAPOLIS, SepU. 3
Business with local banks is fairly active.
Money in good demand at per cent Eastern
exchange is moderately firm; transactions are
reported from SO cents to 81 discount.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

terms INVARIABLY IN ADvANCE-PosrAGE PRE-
PAID BY THE PUBLISHERS.
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prices. No good shipping cattle here. Eastern
advices are only about steady.
Export steers, 400 to 1000 fbs.. S5.5G05.s5
Good to choice, 1 200 to !, 400 lbs. 5.0065.40
Common to fair, 900 to 1,150 lbs. 40004.S0
Stockers 600 to 800 fbs.. 32504.25
Good TO choice cows and heifers 375O4.25
Fair TO medium cows and heifers... 3 00O360
Common COWS and heifers .--. 2.25O275
Veal calves, common to good 4.50O7.O0
Bulls, common to good 225O3.25
Mich cows aud sprpgers. .----.... .25.00O 5000
HoGs-Receipts, 1903; shipments, 402. Quail
ity fair; market opened steady medium and
light, but loo higher on heavy. Trade ruled
fairly active until all were sold. Closing
weak.
Select light. s.. so as. go
Select heavy Observation-Disclosures. 5.2505.35
oeleCJ IHeuluIu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OoOUO0O
rigs auu rouRHs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.oOO4OO
sHEEP.-Receipts, 622; shipments, none. The
supply was light and OF only fair quality.
Market about the same as last weeks closing
prices.
Good to choice, 100 TBS and upward. 81. 0004.30
Good 10 choice, 100 to l15 t6s. ...--. 8. 50O3.90
Fair to medium, 80 to 80 f5s-...-..-- 3.2003 40
common. Z.0OOo.OO
Lambs, common to good $50 D4.20
Bucks, per head. observation-disclosures. 2.0O03.0o
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Frame Lumher-l6 II. aud under, SIG. so,
Tlmuer-S by 10 ana longer, S17.50OSl8.o0-
Common Boards-No. l, $780, No. 9, $16. Fenc-
iug-No. l. SlS; No. 2, Sl6. Stock BOards-No.
l l2-in, Sl9. 90; No. lO-in. 49, dressed, 81 so
additional. Poplar Siding weather boarding. -
No. l. S19 No. 2. Sl6 Pine Flooring count
mcasure)-No. l, $27.5O; No. 2, %225O; No. 3,
Sl9 Clear POPLAR Floo,ing face measnre)-R30;
No. l. S27 so No. 2, $3.50. Yellow Pine Floor
ing-No. l, $40; STANDARD. $35 Oak Flooring,
$40. Clear Poplar Boards (igessedl, $50 80;
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Total. 1877, $50, 226 Decrease. 1874
Outside n. York 232.g3S. G19 Decrease.. S.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.


Anthracite coal, 1878 y ton; Pittsburg coal
81. % ~ ton; Raymond City coal, "a y ton
block coal, SO y ton; block nut, $3.50 p ton
Blosshurg coal, So y ton; crushed coke. 12e I
bush lump COKE 10c v bush; Connelsville coke
1Dc q huah
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-21
------------------------
BE Patient, Darling.

AS the ticket agent at Mandan, Dakota.
stood at his postone afternoon, sampling
the various styles of breath that came
at him thro' the small window a beauti-
full lady came up and asked fora ticket
to Bismarck. He stamped it and laid it
down, and the lady fumbled in her purse
for the change. All at once she ex-
claimed in a petulent voice: Darling,
can't you be patient? What does my
pet want?" The agent turned so red
that his cheeks fairly blazed, and STAN
mered out: "Madam-I-I-I-Iass,lre
that-that there is no hurry at all. Take
your (ahem) time madam!' With a
look that nearly froze his blood in his
veins, and made him feel as if icicles
were dangling all over his body, she re-
piled: "Sir-r-r-r! l was speaking to my
little girl" and peeping through the
ticket window hesaw a wee bit of cherub
tugging at the lady's dress. When she
had gone he sank down in a cllairas pale
as a corpse and told Conductor Richards
if his family we're better provided for he
didn't want to live anv longer.-Ex.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-21
Dakota Grows and Prospers.

Columbla Dispatch.
Notwithstanding the blackmail which
eastern papers are heaping upon Dakota,
she continues to grow and prosper in a
way truly marvellous and to produce No.
l Hard by the millions of bushels. East
ern papers will defame Dakota, but when
their children cry out for bread they
anxiously turn towards her and enquire
about the crop prospects. In return for
this treatment what does she bestow?
When they ask for bread instead of Civ
ing them stone she gives them quail
ity Of wheat unequalled by any state or
country on the globe. Dakota will pro-
duce wheat enough this year to furnish
bread for over 100000 of mouths, and
whose heart does not render gratitude to
the hardy pioneers who are developing a
country of such vast capabilitiesY Da-
kota, with her millions of acres of broad
wheat fields, with single grazing fields
larger than the whole of some new Eng
land states, and her mountains of min
eral wealth, combines within her borders
more natural wealth than any other state
or territory in the nation.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-21
Dakota w. Michigan.

Some time since fellow who could
make living in Dakota pulled up stakes
and went to Michigan to get rich. This
is what he writes to the Ovid Register
after four weeks stay in the Wolverine
state: Mistur Editur.-i cum from
Dakota four weeks ago to strike it in
mich, and guess struck it wore out
six injun rubber overcoats since been
here. Mich has large crops of rain and
ct to have six ditch commissioners to
every section. II you aint got mud
wholes WO has, there aint one of you
fellows knos the Sun when YOU see it..
you don't need much Ticker for your new
er dry. nice kuntry for geese and Ducks,
how are you going to get out of this
without getting an Ark When does the
first Bote go down the Maple-how far
is it to dry land.''
We can sympathize with the above
correspondent, having enjoyed(?) many
a hearty ague shake on the banks of the
sluggish Maple. We rejoice in the fact,
however, that we made the acquaintance
Of fair Dakota last.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-21

MIR. Pickert, fatfer of Pickerton, was
in town admiring our substantial ap-
pearance, yesterday.
-Boreas was out for play spell last
night, and in the exuberance of his good
feeling toppled over Byron Andrus' sign,
knocked the big chimney on Pinkerton
& Shue's livery through the roof, and
wound up with few lesser pranks.
The occasional and provoking
delays of the mail will be remedied from
now on, as regular railway mail service
begins to-day, and hereafter the public
will have perfect right to complain
when matters go amiss. The railroad
has been magnanimous enough to carry
the mail free, pending the formal estab-
lishment of a daily route, and are en-
titled to gratitude.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-21
Notice to Teachers.

Notice is hereby given that the regu-
ular semi-annual examination of teach
ers in the public schools of Griggs colln-
ty, will be held or Tuesday, Sept. 25th.
1883, beginning at 9 a. NJ, in the school
house at Cooperstown.
Candidates must be over eighteen
years of age and present satisfactory
evidence of good character, if not known
to the superintendent.
The examination will be largely writ
ten and the answers written with pen
and ink, for which material will be fur
nlshed.
Each candidate must pay one dollar
before entering the examination and
must show the required proficiency in
the following branches, viz: Reading,
Writing. Geography. Grammar, Arith-
metic, Orthography, U: S. History.
For third grade certificate U. S. His
tory is omitted. THEo. f. KERR,
County Superintendent of Schools.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-21

eBSave oats and horseflesh by using
the light draft Casaday Sulky Plow. III
only costs ten dollars more than the old
fashioned Landslide machines.
eSrDo not pay old time war prices
when you can buy anything YOU need
cheaper at Nelson 4 L;anglieSs.
.California Pears and Peaches at
Whidden Bros
~Look out for a car load of salt at
Odegard &Thompson's.
~ Nine pounds standard Coffee a
Sugar for 81 and 8 lbs. good Coffee for 81
at Nelson Il Langlie's.
tJNow is the time to bone the s'old
n man" for new sewing machine. The
~ household; White, Davis" and
Eldredge at Holiday Bros.'
BEyerybody buys those juicy Lemons
from Whidden Bros.
"A new stock of Ladies' Trimmed
hats, at Odegard 4 Thompson's.
Come and Examine the Wool Goods
in great variety at Whidden Bros
@We will not be undersold in North
Dakota. Lehman Elevator g. Lumber
Co.
GA large lot Grain Sacks for sale
low at Whidden Bros
e8~One case Ladies' Felt and Straw
Hats, Turbans, ETC., trimmed ready for
wearing just opened at Whidden Bros.'
$Best s cent smoke; the ''Nestor'' at
OdegaM y Thompson's.
eTMachine oils of all kinds at Nelson
4 Langlie's. 81
@We are receiving lumber of every
description daily. Lehman Elevator 4
Lumber Co.
S-Come and examine the new stock
OF Hats 4 Caps at Whidden Bros.'
eYlt will surprise the smoking COM
munity to smoke that University at
Odegard & Thompson's.
eB- Kerosene and Machine oil for sale
at Whidden BrOs.'
B-A full line of Dry Goods just
opened at Whidden Bros.s
~Casady Sulkies at Holiday Bros.
tB A car load of Valley City Flour
just received and for sale low at Wllid-
den Bros
Casady'' Sulkys at Holiday Bros
@Campbell 4 Sabin make loans OH
FINAL PROOF. v
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-21
N.L.Lenham's
INUSRANCE AGENCY

Representing the following old and re-
liable companies.
Cash Assets.
HTNA, of Hartford. 200. SO O54 GIL 90
HOME. of New York.. Z 2OS 4S9 60
UNDERWRITERS agenty
N. ......... 5 1875 957 90
GER. AMERICAN. N. Y. 3 704 274 90
N. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 265 s75 90
PHOENIX, Brooklyn n. Y. 3 295 327 90
SPRINGFIELD, SPRING
field, Mass. .........:. 2 1896 2ss 90
st. Paul Fire and Marine. l 048 673 co
GERMAN, Freeport, ILL.,. l 1856 979 OO
Policies promptly written on Business,
Residence, Farm and other property.
At Sanborn by G. A. VANWoRMER,
Office in Barnes County Bank Building
At Cooperstown by II. G. PICKETT,
Office in Bank of Cooperstown.
Yom Insurance business is respectfully
solicited.
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A Request Denied.

At meeting Of tho Limc-Kiln Club,
Elder Ponsiock arose to inquire il any
member Of the club had heard whether
Bob Ingcrsoll wns to lecture this winter
or not. No ono seemed to have heard
anything about it, and the reverend
member requested that the Secretary bo
instructed to write to Ingorsoll direct
und ascertain.
what am de objoct2" quericd til
President.
al propose dat dis clnb take steps &,
prove dat da-' nm hereafter fur do
soul"
"You do, oh? II do pusson who de-
MES SIGH theory nm II fool, do pllsson
who sots out to prove what seben- Fights
of do world already believes, am mex
doah TO m idiot. Sot down an save
your brcaf T.
"But it am my dooty az n Christian
man to controvert lngcrsoll's argy.
mcnts T.
cit am your dooty us Christian man
60 lot Bob Ingcrsoll have all de rope no
wantsl II you has got do proper faith
he can't hurt ye. II your belief won't
stan an attack den II am too weak TO
stan alone. If, arter men an women
hare believed in God an hereafter an
Heaben fur 5000 Vars lawyer with n
snub nose an voice like dog barkin'
in barl, kin come along an scare 'em
into fits, somebody had better 90 ia
work mn plug up de knot holes nm put
new rivets in do j'ints. "-DetroH Ereo
Press.
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ADVERSELY,

Some time ago Geo. Alcohol Kelly, Of
Halifax, N. S., made an application fo,
membership i'll the Lime. Kiln Club, bu,
as no notice was taken of the npplca.
ton he writes: "While | notice that
Sir Isaac Walpolo has often passed III,
bean'box, ] regret that my name has no,
appeared MS duly elected. Why ?" Til
President desired to explain that IN,
petition had been duly received but t,
within Il week past no answers could h,
had to var ous letters written 20 citizen.
OF Halifax regarding the moral clmac.
ter OF the applicant. The committee
hao at length asceriancd that he was
the man who Invented circus Lemonade
and they had decided to report ADVERSELY
on his petition.
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Stewards Body.

~ do not understand" said New
York gentleman familiar with the several
efforts to recover the body of A. T.
Stewart, the policy which leaves it in
doubt whether or not the body was ever
recovered. Tho cathedral at Garden
City has been officially opened, but the
rypt in which the body was to have lain
is closely guarded from approach. This
simply continues tho mystery without
my appreciable benefit to anybody. 1t
would be great relief to many persons
to know that the body is there" "Do
you think it is ?" "No, it would have
heen public secret, if it were. I do
not believe it was ever recovered, and
think the secret of its whereabouts died
with the burglar with whom negotiations
were pending when he suddenly ex-
pired,"
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OBLIGED TO Leave Work.

Read the evidence of a worthy mechanic
who was obliged 10 leave work, who has been
cured, and is now able to again attend to his
labors and support his family.
Mr.. Henry Williams was recently spoken
to about his general health. He replied by
making general statement, which is in sub
stance as follows; was formerly employed
in the sewing machine works at East Bridge
port, Conn.,, until Twas taken sick and obliged
to leave work. After couple of months of
hard battle am about well and ready to
return.
feel impelled, from a sense of duty, to
make known my case, with the hope that it
will be made known to every suffering man
is medicine called Hunts Remedy capable,
as believe, Of curing any case of the most
extreme form, and when no other relief can
be obtained. will give you some of the
details of my case, observing at the same
time that language could hardly describe my
sutferings.
About two months ago caught heavy
cold which settled in my kidneys, and the
pains in the small Of my back were some
thing fearful. was unable to work, and
suffered the most when walking or standing
for any length of time; had two doctors, but
received no benefit from either. l had O
natural antipathy against patent medicines
but tell you that is all gone. l saw Hunts
Remedy advertised, sent and got bottle
and with the first dose began to get well.
continued the use Of it, and am now around
as you see me, and am perfectly we'll, and
am about to 60 to work. consider it the
greatest medicine for kidney complaints eyel
yet discovered. II my statement will be OF
service you are at liberty to use my name.
II is very often more necessary to concea
contempt than resentment, the former bein,
never forgiven, but the latter sometimes forgot
.-[Chesterfeld,
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A Double Ship.

To build n ship so that in case of acci
dent to the bow the stern half can be in
Simultaneously separated from it, and car
continue the voyage securely and easily
on its own account, il the latest contri
button to the list of safeguards agains!
the dangers of the sea. The idea is that
of German inventor, and is set fortl
with some detail in the Hamburg
Courier, which sees no reason why il
should not be entirely feasible. 1t would
require many departures from the pres.
cnt mode Of building vessels, as well as
from their internal arrangement and
quipmcnt; but the Inventor asserts
hat, as whole, n vessel so constructed
ould be fully MS scaworthy and swift II,
my built on the present plan, and would
&c twice as secure lgains, disaster.