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FRESH DRUGS < MEDICINF

FRESH DRUGS 4 MEDICINE.
a General Assortment Of Drugs and Medicine,
"A Paints, Oh, Spirits Turpeniiae, Var ISL, Dy-
ing Wood, indigo, Nader, feriumery, Hair-po@-
der, PLAIN aud periumed, .tpnthcearies' Scales and
Weights, rose, transparent and white Soap, Paint
Brushes, Glue, Aquaiortis, Loriilard's Maccaboy
and Rappcc Snuff, &c. Sc.--A,so, several BatbiDg
l,u5s--Io be sid at Y.4II}s .Heel,cai Store,
5hockoe HUI, Main-street, near the Swan Tavern
OctCber4. lift
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The Slave Trade still goes on, after all the yi,t.
lance promised against H. Il is s1il tina: seVe-ll ,,
goes OF slaves had reached Cubs lately NIr. CuiFse
has employed Colony 70 go with hin, to the Att
can Coast Free settlements will be the most en-
lishtened policy waich they who sincerely wish an
end TO slavery San adopt. G'Saien Ecgisser.
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The N6-c-YorS Courier published ly NJ. Re-
rert GARD hir, ras announced, that l,is 59ficgf
lI.," which, month since, the patient - au'.h,
drawing 20 'Cp:d cfose hss been saved by h.g"Ly
assistance, Cor which he makes grateful ac<novi-
edgemen,s
The .fs'rp'id Of the PR. CT. ton v are unac-
quhinted with, bat the 6olred doctors have, no
toui';, closed the recipe with something Tie this
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NNTiEE-

~ - a a LyAts
9 u future, It viii be required Of every person hs-
q wing q cai'l against lhe State and vino cannot
attend 10 person az dis Office to ceive the war
rant of the amornt thereof, 70 authorize by writ
ten order, some one 20 receive it,
JOHN HURFOOT. .qulItor.
.8Dfyfc;'s Office, September 6.-----61y
The PROPHiETON3.
AF the Richmond Cotton MsnuEsio,v. f,r,saru
. y sil persons from cre,glng any one interested.
connected or employed IN that establishment. ON
account OF the same, EXCEPT
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS.
December I'm
H.9LULdBLE 7yITKRyV FOR S-3T-E-
TkNiih Tavern at Noitowav Couri-Honsc. with
ono hundred acres of Land attached 20 twill
be sold, to de highest bidder on Thursday The "a
OF NOVEMBER next, IL heiug Notiouay courtd5y.-
The ternf will be made known on the day, aud
possession nay be had Immediately after the saie
I.Rg.Ny4S J;ELLS.
scpten5)r sos 35 ads
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ROBERT NEILSON avn GO.

= = = : = = 1 ts'JV1 II sseF y 70
We just received 80 packages OF goods, con-
= Z. sssting Of Supcifne Cloths, Cassp ,eres,
stocknSnetts, Callicoes and ptinted C.,,nbries
ss,s.nighains, Borbazetts, Bombazeens, 7-8 s. IL
shrings aud Long Cloths. Cambgic and Madras
Hankerchicfg, Musiins, sc. with variety of othec
articles; and are II daily expectation Of further
supplies, which viii be sold wholesale and retail.
At reduced prizes, for cas.l. CT aeCeptances IN
town.
July 70. 1o-tf
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NN CHANCERY :--MeclIenbIre:: conn.

s Is court, 10Th jane, 1915
Francis Brooke Piqi1G aein.f Edward Evans IudNY F.
vans and William Pettug Dl;end.l;ls
THE Dtendnnt Edward Evans not having entered lis
appearance ascending The Act Of Assembly and the Rules
OF tins Court and 1t appearing the satisfaction Of the
Court that ne isnOt an iIniant Of this SAFE Onthc mo
hon Of the PartdDy his Attorney Il oyucyed That he
appear here on the first day of OctoE Court next audeu
Ter his appearance and aNcrhe Plaintiffs bill and rive
seety for performing e decree Of che Court and that
copy 81 tins order be inserted in OF te newspapers
prltesi m Rchnod for months Jan that
copy thereof be posted The front door OF the Courtoa
ofthe said County.
copy.-Teae, JOHN II. IIARDIF de-
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YhVO RENT OR LEASE-Twoo or three
4 cnenen,s, with gari,i, --cl,nd enclosed on Mar
ion Hi, one nile byiow R.cunona--A ppiyfO
August 30. 33-tf NEIL MceUL
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ne n Egaheia aud Ohio Steamboat
Company, o. this place, we arc pleased 80
learn, intend TO ay the kefI OF Steam
Boat OF one hundred and thirty tons bur
then, IS soon as sufi, ieGt stock can be sold.
The shares in this company are five hun
cred dollars each one hundred paid on
subscribing, ard one hundred at the end Of
each succeeding Goth day until the whole
be paid ; the new stOckh olders to draw p
dividend of the profits OF all the boats after
the one proposed shall be in opcration.-
his boat IS intended as a regular trader
from New-Orieans to the falls of Ohio.
which with the Eaterhrize, which is des
tined TO ply between the falls and Pitts
burg, and the Oesfafeh from Pittsburg to
bridgeport, will form complete line from
New-Orieans to this place.
The price for cabin passengers with
boarding, and for transporting goods up
che river, we arc informed, will be as fol-
lows the prices down will be about one
halt of the sums here quoted.
Pass. Ic,is. .ILi=.
run FAILS FtYG, Of oSio TO 'Ae 500 100
Falls Of Ohio 20 Pit,sbnrg, 10 AZ
Pit'sbnrg TO Bridgeport, 10
Total, 14e liz
The total amount for carryi .g a ton of
merchandise from New-OrIeans t. pitts-
burg is six dollars and seventy-fve cents
per hundred weight, a smaller sun than
is upon an average charged for transport
ing goods in Wagons f'om PHILADELPHIA
TO the western parts of this state. Bv
means ofthis line Of Steam Boats, the wcs,
tern merchants will be enabled 20 nurcbase
goods at New-Orleans and have them de-
livered at smaller expense on the Ohio
and the Mississippi than if he were to
purchase them II Baltimore, Philadelnhio
or NewYork. The western farmer md
manufacturer will also be ben fted nv
these boats, as they can dispose ofthe p,o-
duce Of their farms and manufactures ~
greater advantage than heretofore. TIE
success the Euterprizc, wh.ch lttelV
returned from New-Orleans in 81 runnire
days, is an earnest Of what hsse boats can
perform. This IS a subject worthy the at
tentlon OF every iGhabitant of the West.
The Slave Trade still goes on, after al! the vi,i.
lance promised against H. IL Is siil tina: seVs-.l .,
goes OF slaves had reached Cubs lately NIr. CuiYse
has employed Colony 70 90 With bin, to the Nf1-
can Coast; Free settlements will be the n,osf On.
lishtened policy ws'ch they who sincerely wish an
N elpvN. ~t,eIor, Z y
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- The above Sale is postponed TO Tuesday
the 18th Of October
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pm going into lis Westinghouse and not frding
n owed, aft w. az, o. 100 Ny0iD9lns ~
80 SO 0lberrmee," reIsilt L00rDcr.--
+ p'eoii, F'id a Hariani, rns servant s,p
eyJ "Taith, aud fie fo}c1 tits" r.
[Louiou gctc.
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dNDEER HdPT.
On TIE lay VIII b. soil another trnc;of land. con-
timing i3O acres. less freTly belonging William
CIuh1eg' AMI adjoining tl'e.G Of .Cu6e Tgynan and
TIERS aforesaid.
Terms mldc snown de day Of sailed
Ccto5eJ l.. Af-tds
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. 1irrun NJ the comic opcla Of CynioD, when NJ.
niu pu.s rot ti5 supposed nnstgsa Silvia. anal
amfiuf-
\ nC. 0n film n1e. which way dill they take her
'tic pii b. piled 30 u'nc and tune
n ",' Long Acre rhay De gone o. Long Acre
ras 'na rlar ofnucipF; aud Vernon, With
e. Of nimLs n' ,ooD as thcre was silence sang
-. ar lhoy So; , shall soon oseltgke her.
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CLAIBORNE W. Goocu, D. a. c.
MOSES GEEEN, a. CEN.
NEW-ORLFANS.


1T is with sensations, to which 10 words
can do justice, that we congratulate our coun-
trymen on the victories uf the American
arms, before New Orleaus.- owe them
TO the valcur Of our Western brethren and
the skill Of their commander. Brave soldiers
OF Louisiana, Kentucky and Tennessee, ye
have saved -CrlCaus--ye have disap-
pointed and cowed naughty and greedy en-
emy-Every honest son of the nation, genera
tions yet to come, shall thank you Tor your
exploits.
Never has the rapacious enemy been so
much disappdnted-With the most pompous
expedition fitted ont during the present war
with troops drawn from al quarters
with the best soldiers who conquered under
Wellington--and led by officers who were
distinguished under his banners--aidcd by a
naval squadron of the most powerful and va
RED ption-against the EXTREMIST point
OF our Countrywide enemy went flushed with
the hope of an easy conqucst--the price of
our produce fell in the EnglIsh marketable
merchants deposited their funds in the w.
Indies to purchase the punder-the officers
tXultngy promised to cat their Christmas
Cinner IN the City. 10 how they are dis
cemhtted and disgTaced Their Wellington
leaders have fallen before the American
officers OF yesterday their disciplined veto
rams have si.runk before cur raw militia
thoSe VINO I'VE stormed the strongest forts
in spain, have been repuised from our weak
entieHcliments.--Th Halifax papers count
cd upon tie disafection of the people, and an
easy prey. Wretcbes they knew not the
attachment of people 20 the republic. Be
hold they have knit cur people more strong
ly together. If the achievements Of cur sea
men, aud tie Confidence which has been
kindled IN the citizens Of Louisiana, we're the
only benefits 10 have been derived from this
war, they would have been cheapy purcha-
sed by the blood and treasure which has
been spent.
We thank the enemy for the services he
has dem rs, The Greeks are awed forev-
er. Discontinue has robbed the British Of
the power 20 stimulate or seduce the sava-
ges.--Our neighbour. of Florida will beware
how they provoke the mep Of Tennessee and
hentuckye-Again We thank the enemy
VIII he not think more soberly of peace
Ought not our government 10 dispatch a car
tel 70 our ministers with Instructions and the
news' May 1t not open the eyes Of the Bri.
fish Commissioners
" But MARK
The enemy Il he can Escape, may turn his
routed array 10 r1gg 60 some other point Of
out coast->to satiate his re, az ia tie vain
}nc1pt - ~ i.er~ts iis shame. Lex rs pre-
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= ~ Eht stolen out o my Stahlcir Hsruv-i oourfY,
W "a "Wednesday night tn. let Of this u,ori, tao
RNN ''it;l2Nt,' aida GREY MARE O. NJ the
bays IS about p ett n o. - inches high, 8 o. Il
Years OIL has small piec- a. one - lbs ears near
the cad, has the spavsn, 0ne OF hig hind feet * white
ne trossand gli"ps roughly, but s y cool GIG hors.
he o,h'r say IS about ~ yesrs OH feet or 10 in
h's nigh, has been accustomed to the plough anil cart
ne trCts and gapps. N other crcu,nsaitce r. recol-
iecfe by which ia describe hin, except t,at he has
not bcen dnctcd, Hfd the bone of his tail i upcummoi-
y long and ttieS The Mare rs IL ,,r , wears Oil.
'Se, or 10 inches high, has been accustomed to
the plough appeared have q defect IN on ri her ey,e
her b2ek tender by being frequently sore y perhaps
wa little sore when sAc stolen she trots and
EalioI' he bays had shoes their fur- ct yhel,
they were strien--thc Mare hai non, TIN. aim, 3.
reward Of $50. viii be pail for tho d>lrery of o..
three horses and the detection ofthr thief SD Co. hs
Horses alone, or $40 for either Of them BESIDE tray
cling and other reasonable rxpcnr"s
pA1'K. ANDERSON
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SPAIN.

II is more than three months since we had things
ton has risen in Spain; that Nina Mt the ned or =
considerable army IS in posses dn Of Madrid that Fer.
dlnand has )cs, and the old king Charles h has sworn
cay TO the Cons tntion of the Cores and the ights
OF the People. We hl these tdnlgs with pleasure
Way they he true Il was an insult To th, Sna,si
Naticn to he r. b. Ferdinand. Thon fool to in
snt the people to whose boo1 YOU owe the restoes-
TO" oi your throne to restore he Inqus;an!l Hast
'hou marked the march CttIc human mind and the
advances h'ch have been made by HE Iecbe9 The
French Revolution has departed, yet the right winch
shed around it, has ye, sunk IL nahtDRut the
Ame''ean revolution et exists the glory OF its au-
thors and the prosperity Of Heir cbidrca Our Re
ruolie Vet Stands as monument Of the benefits Of
popular government We have no Kings, no Lords
ma inquIHton-yet we are happy and greet without
them.
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= AZ q Diier for sale TIE tract ofIa:A ed NO
YER. in the eolnt, Of Gooehla,,,l, o lsuvs xiv
ei, and = miles shnve Richmond, coltsni..y al,r
SEYE.N' SUA DRIED ACHHS.
iwo hundred n twenty FIVE ii which ~, Low rounds
an" Island, cqul in quality any l,ns IN the state If
virginia considerable propoSi';a of tie hgh ls,,rs
OF inc description that receives ~, al al
vantage and abundance of ,las suticie 1u a.,
pace, winch could be removed =; 2 ycly uscRSst.a
eie eNpeaee. There promising sppea, 49,. cf
Coal a;d lease has been given fr fSc p.r,,Nsc ~
searching AMI raising which tue ..urcl,ascr cut, be
entitled to the benefits Of
lie Improvements are . Dwelling House ,yj,h two
rooms and assaE; below a, Is rc5c,r s,s,. s,ts
'h' very eeoNeious cellar u7''e~r Gath, number OF
ou',ho"s"s the ~holc rsqursaorae slight repairs 10
MAKE u'Cin cor tutahso. There tvo bsrns IN good
r'pmr. he price VIII be TISrI rgors NJ upfI lI,s
one thirdlh hand sind the baancc ~ two ccaa az
n""i payments, with aiian on the rremises 70 secue
the slnie.
Kentucky or Ohio lends VII I've ,sker. or Ekelv
Young Neeroes o!the nalekn in psrt ray o,e,t Nv
cry Vestiss Of dsrnts IN re!ston tie tile at is
''d hs Teen removed and deed of eners wa ram
zee viii beg'ver the pnre'rser The lands VII be
'irwn by Capt.. Pulp Woo'scn, r-s.,.ing o., Il. ~ I
',s h@ on the pre- nses AMI oc a,ioral at M, N;iri-
his n, IA the city OF Rel rnouf u>;a tho lAh NJ Fs,
It which time shs set GU to- Eertueky --Ph;ln
Nottorne Neiolas, lSI OF he ci.y % Richmond viii
hc rusty authorized TO make sie 10 ~, sbsenc-; lie
,ile papers vii De deposited wiki hn who're the, can
be seen onapplieatioa.
JAMES w. MOSS.
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pare For him =, every assailabie point. Men
OF Charleston, of Savannah, and Of the Ches-
apeaSe, are we ready
The American arns never shnne more
brightly than during the present oampaign-
Let us keep them SO, until they gude US TO
speedy and an honorable peace,
How will Governor Strong and his 1niser-
able Junto feel at the sight OF the glory which
lights the steps OF their Western Country
men 1hey, the children of the great men
who achieved The independence uf America,
who were rocked IN the cradle of the Revo-
luton, they refuse to aid their country in the
war--not a beam Of glory to encircic fheir
brow-while the soas OF the youngus. States
OF the Union have covered themselves with
immortal honor. Oh they oaght to blush,
and humble their heads to the dust. Who
has done this 1t Is the vile faction that
eeigns over the destinies OF the East.
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CHARLESTON CoURIER-OFr1cE,
Thursday, Feb. 2-Noon.

REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.
Extract of a letter, dated Fernandina, Jauu-
airy 90
wrote you tins mornirg-since then.
there has been an arrival from Matanz&
(Cuba) which brings intelligence, that Gene
raj NINA had entered Madrid, II the head
OF 10000 mcn--that FERDINAED had a.
bandoned II, and proceeded TO B7iadoz. and
shut himself up. CHARLES the IVth had
sworn to the New Constitution, II favor Of
ing"
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100 DOLLARS PIGly MN

2 ing this riOfnng, tao Treasury j. otes rf nne
t1oTand dollars eaeu dated r Cet-Aer .,ud Move w.
her iost and five hudrel and fGeen dJiia a., B,-k
hoics o. Ph'ladelrhin and Pennsylvania The above
reverb viii b. pdi Tor Tire delivery % the n,cn.y or
information where u cen b. ohbinei
steps viii be taken to PreveAt the payment Of tie
eas'Ty Notes, ard The public are cautoued against
re.e'yr"r them. They arc made payable az Phf1fsi-
pha Their Numbers and the pslsoa 10 whom male
payable, not n present rccpll, ctcd bit iiege they
are made payable 70 Rpb,H Jennings T,ne % Them
endorsed BY Jame Jllrha1r, Esq and the ofhavcp-
dorsed by Robert e Jeoni1essrd John , Hsvkits-.
thc name 81 Joha 7 Hawkins erase 60 3D.
THOMAS ~ IiERNpON.
.M'LeotV'1fs H5tef
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To IN. LYHcE, qffhis Gin,

DHIED-C har2esf9n, ret. Cd. 1915.
learn in town AN account thai may be
deemed authentic, Of Revolution m Sra,-
that Ferdinand has takcG.French leave. and
that an Army OF I5o.0D evolutionists are
embodied and concentrate at Madrid-Tbis
information IS received from Amelia bv a
rate ARRIVAL at that place" c. II. b.
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Mr. Ri~hQrd .}tffrriqHd--
Q you have removed yogr residence ont Of this
Z stetc, aud leit Agent or Attorney tiet can
hcir Of. o. whom legal rnce cav be- given, wa are
herelT noii6ed, Chat on Monday tie OH Of March
mkt x Ihnnae linbscus Tavern, pcar Cumberland
Cout house, D tRecr The horga - IN O'Clock in the
uor-.ng sd hve ~ he evening, shall take che dsp,
at'or ~ tuigc WIN Ta1.i 60 be tesd "a egiiet,cp in
I've ''t SOW terr dinSH RE Superior Coni; oft;en-
rico county, Ia w:eh you are plandT and myself De.
feBdant.
Fowbpisn, Fob g. v!~o
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COMMUNICATIONS.

I'm ne OH II J0,,si.. Z, measures ygerc taken 20
o,T"a ,nfo ne fe'd large on respectable fsrce Er
ne dJcnce u Hle Sue This. sral tie Iocci r1iii!a
!1t e"d6'e Pi'giHid = is 6ekeUed meet tie ene3s
% ms fFsf p0s't0r sgih IA opposing tace Of ten or
t'sc~ mo''san6 S,eit ne hste biyght ertil.6e SCI
"cfo't IN Me s'IK 7ra d: The bih Of soyg 1htch
ca" |,ethreH 9f the S,a.h mi he Bcsf idue claltet
oW: !he sol shall NOT be boLii;ed ruth iinbfudtu
1e'Hch ftteT-s def.noed J tier zal.r and .;cL
ne Pire1'a'1s Of the hresens day 1gH 5totee. 5y The
f9rce Of arms.
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II He have fh"o7m ntc this habey @ po,'li ot IN
j.'7HHtton 70 fectag HE Def nc, ii.i The Ja1r nm
ger 7Tics fhe Secy az U"r htsaccc?tcd 50s5 Sue
f:SSas, fo0nl stHfitGnd csergaHt f,,1 Is NJ. sLs
f1Tsf FG&e, TINS 7eGs 4TfIeH before tie receipt NJ
me letter ON tie Sec'y AZ HGr, 6ltt HHha6i o5d as
10 fhe 'eeffced n'n'be Of trogbs JH~ I25ucaO,,s q
the GOreho1 and me ere7s 0f tie 7o5 Geteyai tTe
IN their brops, place.
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CONFyR1EHTYON
~ BY the enemy himself.
from The Savannah R,fu6Hean Ertra, Of
I'm 81
NEV-ORLEANS.

II. ~ y IIIILIllINl1.
Richard Richardson esq. Of this place, ar
rived here few minutes since from Dafjcn.
at which place he saw and convcr5cd with
Captain Edward f. Tatnall Of the United
States army, who informed bin that pritish
bomb ship arrived at St. Mays on Friday
last, troin the squadron OF Newt Orleans, m
passage Of six or seven DAYS, the officers of
which stated that general engagement had
taken place between the American and Bri-
tsh armies, in which the latter was totally
de!eated-the destruction of British officers
was so great that there was scarcely any left
to conduct the balance Of the army OF the
held that the expedition against New
Orleans had been abandoned and that the
'enainnder otit would be turned agains. Sa-
yannah.
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IL 1H"JoWf ncqvs 7vhich zvas received on
Saturday offhe vicfory 0chie1ca oUer fde
British .4rmy befjre ~. Orleans, agaa a7inoltj,-
ccd by q grand %eGerR Saitte, .<ndcr- tie or
ders ofthc GoOt'nor. The nert day, the =
penf qras eeie6ratcd 6y FedeTai Salute al
Camp H1Hy.
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We suspect that some mistakes have crept into onr
late accounts about the British officers before New
Oil ans
The English accounts state that, Cen Kcq,, left e
u about the 25th 81 Sepember-the tnce ne L,o;,glt
with him arrived at BsIbaAces abo, The sth OF Nov
rs we we're told, $500 strOng--He is no doubt at \
Orleans.
On the eth October, 5000 troops sailed from, Fne
lands days after, viz thc LIST Of November Gen
Pacsenlam as irst in command, saied from Ports
mouth IN the Stat;ra, with Major General Gibbs as
% with the STAFF Sc.G cuera Jictoy and Paeet are
spoken Of IS having had the command offered Ia them
and declinSd-!t seems to us therefore, likely that
Flctsn isnot there--but packcnla,n Tho latter.
ranks rs Lent General. IS booth r-l-l,w &c urf
Men'fcn, and was lis AGjuont-Gener., il 5 pain
ne British force was not probably less than u, 70
$4,000 strong
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" IL D."PPoi'fnlent The Faction in Congress
only waited Tor the Gaf y Orleans to mpea,h SIR
Nia'iison--''cnerous fellows how they must h,. de-
lighted to he saved al this trouble What bursts of
genius and eoqnuce are lost to the world through The
columns Of tl.e " Federal Republican g"
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DIS1TTLETS T-9E'N 1890 q

F1TliOSF engsceJ in the manufacture 81, ll1n.s,i.
9n-'hS, *,' i 'e PARTICULARLY thos, about To- e,-
E'ge u. us s'i1' 'N -nlurCe their ,vores tfeic
.'sIiila IS 'nVte tf7' ra.,rryerAsDt IA d tlstien
Int " discovered or iuy-Ht- lv '. sutqciber who
htS erected in the Oiy ri K ,-fl.opd near ;b.
AIMS to'ise, which las been in op4r..ior rear nine
uaegs 81 he best infara -. -; .,.. - nr,
nou'c,'t ti, i their opinion The b-et most ON, ,ni-
ent, iesS; eYps''r' AID mot excedious mole of dis
oil uon--indUCc t;r subscriber to -suh.n ti,g thu
those at distanc reap thr adva ,tanes offs.
iie"fciit wei in r;le yiciqitv II is not
t!lt 10 enton OF the subscribe Gwell on Ia. eyceI-
le"oy - sHvention, h. IS. aeg ii only To ree,n-
mend t4', end slial only Sa,, that the ense % e.
reetmg TIC FORKS lei comparison e. a. cost az the
copper StiH; shc quality Of thu. liui9r ia, e,t,- .
u Is Tree from ali Kind { mpvreuna. Thf.sH. 9ad
cap being made ni wn.d AID boiled bv the n2,y.r If
ST ain, IS eonstrnetcj Int a., bar. ne yer ries ; tia
cap an! cannot burn the worm helms, sSyill
throw OH about one barre. per hour Y s thrusbt
unnecessary 10 be more particular ~ ,lcsc hing j. "a
tis presunA2!ie tna. viii attemct 10 erect on.
Tout "stru' tons from The subscriber o. som, one
acquainted with the business and ,tholTsed an 10 do
u me intention o the subscriber rs soon rs possible
% appoint scents IN different parts ct the = s. civ.
irs,iucuns 90 steaiy vuiuv men thst viii at,crd .,
erecting the same Tnen called o..-ai present ,,ly
ttree arc authorised n sell lights viz :--Thora.
lSrownri.-g E-p. near Elenton C. win, baq Que ,F
ne stu IA cpri stio7-n tie ahsec of n s,rb;c-h r.
Capt r. ~; ehorough, NJ tn f ~ mentioned ,l;s.il
'eiy, ~ Itiohmond-and Mr. John VI Srrith Is smbo-
TIsed ~ co"'c' rights "a others The right OF rsing
~ ~ ','" '''"" lt''t5 10 Others 70 be Usc.., e
cured to tie subscriber hy Letters Patent dated the
9Th April, 1914. The subscriber has uraerst, tat
u.'Tc 70 nov ~ operation in different Dsrts effh q )
wooten o. steam stills although he has never s.. ~ a.
ny, 10 u'n@s Ire2er 70 STATE Sarh. claims no i1ght
or kno" edge ni them hat bis Patent Stills are only
iu operation atcv- stated
Jsa.7'' aAt,cSsel 70 ne snt ic,55er, Richmond,
"a tsst md T7H az ot'e'iged 20 and e7efv in
Je'7PNt"" .J1fso"TGea 10 ayon as tf5af b.
EZRA JNI.NAGE
=: y Numerous certificates anil ettc,'s mekt be
Pnrh'he@ IN" ii IS tio"git Unnecessary.
Fcnru' ~ S--ytr
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