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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

Southern Commercial COnrsniiOn.--
This body assembled in Charleston on
Monday the 18Th. and adjourned on
Thursday the 18th ul,imo. There were
near three hundred delegates present. re-
presenting North and South Carolina.
Georgia. Alabama, Mississippi. Tennss.
zee. and the territory Of Florida. The
proceedings Of the meeting resulted in
tho adoption Of series Of resolutions, in
substance ss follows:
LIST. That the usual course Of trade.
through the cities Of the North, is injnr-
Ious to the South. and ough, TO be correct
ed.
81. That as the producers Of the great
staple which constitute the basis Of our
foreign commerce, il is right that we
should enjoy fair share Of the profits Of
ths, commerce.
81. That full and free discussions.
harmony Of feeling. and concert Of action,
should be secured. by reiterated sppeals
10 the public spiri, Of The South.
9Th. That the progress already made
towards the accomplishment Of these
objects. should urge US on 10 renewed
eilnris.
9Th. That the commercial capital Of
the South should be- enlarged, SO as TO
promote direct impo',a,ions. That for
this purpose a perIiou Of the capital alb
sorbed in other pursuits should be direct
ed 10 commerce. under the laws aulhoriz-
ing limited copar,nerships. That the
Banks should lend their aid, and foreign
capital and credit be invited. That lines
OF packets TO Europe should be establish
ed. and free intercourse with the interior
be established by means Of Rail Roads,
Canals, and Turnpikcs. That the COM
merclal education Of youth should be
encouraged. And. that the re.es,ablish-
meni Of the Southern Review. as faith
fal exponent Of the rights and interests
Of the South, and cherisher Of literature
and science, is an object Of the deepest
interest.
The following committee was appoint
ed on the last named subject. viz. Messrs.
Hugh =. Legare. II. Y. Hayne. w. G.
Preston. Stephen Elliott, South Carolins;
A. ID. L.ongstreet, Geo.; James Gadsden.
Florida; John II. Crozier, Tennessee;
Edward J. Hale, N. Carolina; Charles
4. Pollard, Ala.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02
LATE FROM FLORIDA.
Correspondence Of the Savannah Georgian

Correspondents Of the Savannah Georgian.
Gursys Ferry. &c ~ April 90.
Ny Dear SiE-Gen. Mscomb. I pre-.
sumo you have heard. has arris we'd here.
and 10 empowered 10 treat With The
Indians. allowing them 10 remain in the
territory within prescribed limits. As
soon IS they become aware Of this. il is
Thoughts the var will be al an end.
They are rather tired Of IL They have
been prevented from making their crops
Of corn, and their ammunition is nearly
exhausted.
Gen. Maeomb will leave shortly for
Fort King, more in the interior Of the
Indian country. Five companies Of the
I'd Dragons are to leave ere long for the
North; head quarters, Baltimore. All Of
The 9Th ARTILLERY, save our company.
Captain Harvey Brown's) have left Tor
the North.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

Common Schools in Pennsylrania.-
By The school Ian Oi 1896. the State Of
PenhsyiEania. texclusise oil The city and
ronniy nf PHILADELPHIA Vas divided in
To 1893 school districts. OF this nun,hsr.
. appears BY . late report. no les. than
$50 districts have assessed sehnol tax.
aud received their quota Of the Stale sp-
Propriaiion. within the past year. In
these SO districts. IN which The law has
gone inio operation and is now producing
iIs saluiary effect upon The Htn Of The
neat age. there are SEQ schools; 4756
male teachers. 1864 female teachers. and
233.7l9 scholars. Nobly is The aid
Keystone Stale Sindieaiing herself. after
al. on The great question Of common
school edueaiion--a question which.
according ss il shall be decided. may be
held 10 be Of the very highest imporIsnee
10 the prosperity Of free country and 70
the stability Of IFS institutions.
POuison.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02
JuntO Academy.

TNlllS Institution, twelve soiles north west
- from Hillsborough, Orange county, N. C.
and six miles north Of Mason Hall. enjoys.a
location in the midst Of an agreeable neigh
horhood. surrounded by a pleasant country,
which an exceedingly pure and salubrious at
mosphere, q peaceful seclusion and other inn
por,ant advantages, combine TO render pecu-
larly eligible and inviting. Here the student
is invited, by the prospect Of study, unintcr-
rupted by III health, and those other causes
which frequently 90 much retard the progress
fyouth. Here the path TO virtue and homo
rsble distinction lies open before him. with
few. but rural allarements, TO Withdraw him
from the pursuit, with comparatively few
temptations TO lead him astray. e
The student who comes here Is forthwith
incorporated into family, which hitherto, has
been contented and harpy one; over whora
Q parental government is exercised, and a Vi
eilsnt eye kept. lie Immediately becomes
the subject Of all fathers solieitude, exer-
tons and anxieties.
As il is designed that this institution shall
be q classical school Of the highest grade,
classical literature constitutes q distinct de-
partmens, under the immediate and particular
supervision Of the Principal himself. Ample
provisions are made 20 prepare students ior
any Of the Universities OF the country. or TO
mpart to those who design only 10 lake an
acesdemieal course, thorough acquaintance
with classical literature.
The English department. which 10 separate
and distinct. is under the direction &c an eff
Gent and competent instructor; so tha. all re-
quisite facilities are afforded Tor the prosecu.
ton Of such clish studies as are generally
prosecuted ~ academies Of the highest grade.
The Principal is now making extensive adj
dltlons TO his accommodations for boarders, so
that in short time rooms will be oper for is
or 30 boarders. Good board can also be pru-
CURED in the neighborhood.
Tuition in the Classical DEPARTMENT, per
session OF i've months, Sis so.
English Department. s. per session.
Board per month, exclusive Of lights, 81 SO.
The present session will end 90 the 18th OF
June next.
@G@ The next session will commence
on the 18th Of July.
| Those who may wish to correspond with the
Principal Of this Academy. will please TO adj
dress him as Postmaster 81 Juuto.
| ID. w. KERR.
April 10. s5-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

n ihe committee ~ his irresponsible ca
bal. and that. thsrenpon. he eonFeuiinr
assembled sgain. and. after debate. de-
eidsd that Mr.. Prick should himself be
removed! They then appointed . com.
misIee n inform The president of This lssI
decision. which II 10 said actually proceed
ed 10 Washington with The =. orders" Of
lhe eonEenliOhi What will be the result
q few days will decide.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02
Correspondence Of the National h.eiii-
gtictr.


gtnctr.
New York. April q.
General Scott was in Wall street TO-
day. Where from, or where bound. i
do no, know.
II is true that Morris Robinson. Esq.
resigns the presidency Of the United
States Bank 10 New York. and visits Eu.
rope for the benefit Of his health.
The cost Of Gov. Fairfeld's move.
meni in Maine 10 estimated al from $500,
900 10 Si.0O0.0O0. lie is about TO call
upon the Federal Government for pay!
What a farce all this was! But, poor
Uncle Sam. we shall be told will have 10
foot The bill. else Mr.. V. d. will not gel
The State Of Maine.
The prospect in the money market
continues to brighten. Stocks advance,
and the feelings OF merchants are elated.
Confidence is increasing. and the banks
become more liberal. There is a seIsi-
bic relief here. e. pleasing revival atfec.
ling all classes Of business. ] have heard
Of one large firm. lgrocers,) who have l.
clerks whom they keep al work past mid.
night, and sbOu, whose shop from 20 10
30 carman are constantly employed.
A vote has been taken upon the Eric
Railroad in the House Of Representives.
which shows disposition in tina. body 10
take up this grea, wolk.
II is time for later foreign news. The
Great Western brought us dates Of the
23d ul,. Packe, ships are in TO the 18Th.
An eyes are fixed on England. There is
a little resilcssness respecting the war
bill. the end Of which there We have no,
heard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

Tie Mghfsf Psiifion.--we insert To-
day a very valuable paper. in the shape
If = report 10 the Legislature Of Rhode
l..4ad, lram the ZEN Of Mr. whipPle. a
distinguished citizen Of that state, and
nrmber ol . committee 10 whom were
refrucd certain resolutions relative 10 the
night Of petition. This paper gave rise
to the letter Of Mr.. Otis, published in our
i..i; and I"geshsr they give a Psrise'ly
clear and definite exposition Of the ques-
ton. Our readers ~IIl be richly paid
for The time occupied 10 their psrusal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

Tie Convention Of the Protestant
r,i.eopal Church for the dioeese Of
North Carolina. will meet in Christ
Church. Raleigh. on the tnrsniy second
lay Of May next; and not at NeWbem.
:, stated in our last. The change has
been made in consequence Of the Prsva-
lence Of a contagious disease in The town
of NewbeEn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

From hs FfOnfier.-The franklin
(Vt.) Messenger Of the 18th uli. states
that during the last week affairs on the
frontier had assumed a more quiet ap-
pearsnre on both sides. and that no re.
cent burnings had taken place. This "a.
Eorsble change is not attributed 10 a pa
ei6caIiOn Of the perlurbed spirits in that
region. but TO the presence and watch
iulness Of the armed guards. who have
repeatedly frustrated incendisry attempts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02
Equity Sale.
STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA,
Orange County.

Boston Is'sy
We. L. g.:,..
The hdrs q. lac Of YIN. Dieky, I" A4'"s
deceased.
IN pursuance to q decree of the Court OF
- Equity. made at March term. 1880. shall
proceed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder, before
the court. house in iiillsborough. on Monday
the 9th day Of May next.
A tract Of Land containing li2 acres.
on Deep Creek. adjoining the lands Of Henry
White and others;
Also one other tract OF Ia acres, sd-
joining the aforesaid tract and Others.
To be sold on O credit Of twelve months -
bond and security required.
JAMES WEBB. C. & h.
April 80. es-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02
MARRIED,

In this county, on the 3Oth ult by the
Rev. Mr.. DOsk, SIR. TYRA Ray 10 Miss
MARY MeKEE. daughter of the late Ran
Kin Mckee, esq.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

Quarterly Meeting Of the Me-
,bodi.t Episcopal Church will commence
:, IIilIsbOrOugh, on Saturday the 4ih Of
Nav, al n O'Clock.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

The North CarOiinidn says.-"The
Advertiser forge,s tina. Democrats in this
country have always called themselves
REPuBLIcASs, par sreeiienee." No.
we do no, and i, is this very propen.
si.y 10 appropriate wha. belongs TO 9th.
ers, Of which we complain; par erempie.
Swsuwou,, Price. ei id omne genus, who
robbed The public Tressury-Gen. Jack
son. and Amos Kendall. who talked Of
" my Government" ''my Secretaries"
&c. Ill. .7lceriissr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

In January, 1890, President Jackson
dominated Samuel Srarirouf, TO be COL
lecior of the customs for the port Of New
York, vice Jonathan Thompson. re-
moued. On the Goth Of March follow
ing, a memorial was presented to the
Senate, praying tha, the nomination
might not be confirmed. Tina, body
then resumed the consideration Of the no
minslion. and on the question. " Will
the Senate advise and consent to this ap.
pointmenl!" it was decided in the afTir-
native. yeas IS nays 2l-Messrs. For.
syth. Benton, Grundy. Woodbury.. and
Dickerson. voting in the Affirmative!
And yet. tho administration prints have
the audacity 10 insinua,e that he was
Wing! Georgia Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

The Mormons.-rhe Peoria illinois,
Register says Great numbers Of this
unfortunate sect. men. women, and chill
dren, are sncamped near Quincy. in, a
state Of destitulion Of the necesssries Of
lie. The suTerings they endured in
Missouri are heartrending. A public
meeting has been held in Quincy to
devise means fnr their relief. The audi
snce was deeply affected at the relation
given by the Mormons, and effective
measures we're adopted for their relief"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

a .NarrOV Esegpe.--we learn from
the Western Csrolinisn. that Hamilton
e. Jones. esq, editor Of the Salisbury
w.lehm.u. in attempting to descend in
to hi. well by q chain and bucket will,
the view 10 ascertain whether il had been
rsa cleaned OUT by man whom he had
employed for tia, purpose. me, with
a. accident which came well nigh
depriSirg him Of life. lie had not
been let doa n more than sir feet. when
the chain gave way. and he was PreciP-
ila,sd TO the bottom. q distance Of near
forty feet. Although greatly shocked by
the tall. he was able to lasirn the chain
around his body. and was soon drawn W;
considerably bruised. but fortunately. not
seriously injured.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

The facts Of the subjnined statement.
though !, is alluded 10 by the government
paper in Baltimore Of yesterday. are not
denied to be substantially true. IL the
same operation is going on in other parts
OF the country. system OF affiliated
clubs. in imitation Of the Jacobin clubs Of
the French Revolution, is in a fair way
to supersede the machinery Of govern
menl supposed 10 have been established
by the Constitution Of the United States.
From the Baltimore Patriot.
The Custom House.--Remouals, &c.
lit is said. on what 10 considered good
authority, that the Locoloco convention
Of this city, who have assumed the con-
troll. and, in one instance at least. exer-
cised the power. of removal and appoint
ment 10 Office in This city under the Gen.
etal Government, at . meeting, on Mon
day night, solemnly decided tina. certain
officers in the custom house should be re-
moved. and, for the purpose Of carrying
on, their resolves. appointed committee
to wait on Mr.. Frick, the collector. and
dvise him Of wha. he was requested TO do.
Among the persons whom tits their com.
mand shall be removed, are mentioned
DE-. ]. III. McCulloh, deputy collector. j.
G. vsnwyck, deputy naval officer. The
odore Anderson. Thomas Higginbolham.
Jas. Hamilton. clerks. and Jos. Snyder.
keeper Of the public stores. The report is,
that Nj. Frck. with proper appreciation
Of his own station and character. indlg-
nan,Iy refused 10 recognise the authority
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

We learn from The MierOeOsm. thai
Gen. Daniel l.. Bauinger. late the able
and P.uioIie representative in Congress
from this district. 10 q candidate for Con.
rre,. inTrnne.see. his present residence.
for the disuic. recently represented b.
she lion. Mr.. Speaker Polk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

Boston Har5or.-'rhe Massachusetts
Legislature have adjourned. previous 10
which they passed, in secret session. a
eonlingen, appropriation Of $3.50. 900. 10
be employed BY Gov. Everett, il neces-
sary, for the defence OF Boston Harbor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

Extraordinary CO,0s.-Great efforts
are made in some sections Of the coun.
try TO improve the breed Of horned cattle
and horses, but too lille attention is paid
to prime mich cows.-Why farmer or
any other person should be willing to
keep an unproduc,ive animal, when far
more productive one would cost no more
for its support. is wre,ched species Of
political economy. The value ola piece
Of ground is in proportion 10 its products,
and the actual worth Of cow is predica..
ed upon the quantity and goodness Of the
milk she yields. Therefore. il is the
worst folly to feed poor animal at The
same expense required TO support good
COW. The original outlay may be more,
but in the end the increased yield will
greatly augment the owners profits.
Mr.. Coleman's Second Report men
,ioas some superior cows in Berkshire.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

Goodrich. . clerk in The War Depars.
msHi. Upon The arrest Of this person
The money was recovered.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02
Weekly Almanac.
To the Fashionable World.
The Latest Fashions
JUST RECEIVED.

M1a G9Y1I 9A9l191A91
has the pleasure OF announcing TO his
friends and the public generally. that he has
Just returned from tie North, from whence
he has furnished himself with the Latest BAL
timore. Philadelphia and New York SPRING
AND SUMNER FASHIONS; and is prepar.
ed Co have work executed accordingly, having
first rate Northern workmen.
The faithfulness with which he has hereto
fore endeSvorcd to have executed with taste
and despatch the work put into his hands, he
hopes will be a sufficient guarantee that no
pains will be spared to please those who may
now favor him with their custom.
DS Persons from q distance who may or
der work, may expect il to be done with the
same promptness as If individually present.
All orders will be faithfully executed.
May2. 6s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

The Washington Globe states that Mr..
Dime. a teller OF the Bank Of the Me.
tropolis. recently took fifty thousand dol
lars from The Bank. The Cashiers sus.
p'cions being aroused. he ascer,ained The
deficiency. aud upon charging the teller,
be confessed every thing, and pointed out
The person who had j. in possession, Mr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

Eonoring .4dUices. Some years
since a gentleman in Boston, bought
from q New Orleans merchant, a lot Of
sugar. giving in paymen, a check on a
Boston bank. The merchant, a short
time afterwards, having mislaid the check,
wrote on 10 the drawer in Boston, that il
was stolen, and requested him TO advise
the bank Of the fact. aud not only refuse
payment when offered, but 10 arrest the
person presenting il.
The check was afterwards found. and
the merchant going North himself. pre-
scented il at the counter of the bank
when he was accordingly arrested and
thrown into Jail, Notwithstanding all his
prelenlions io innocence and ownership.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02
NIOfat's Life ills,
PHGNIX RITTERs.

THE universal eslirna-
tion in whirh the eelrbFEtec
LIFE PILLS and PRGNIA
BITTERS are held. IL ssIis
fastoTily dsmOnstraiec b
fha iEeIsasing dcmsnd fOI
them in every state and &C
ton II the URi.a, ard BY che
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02
A List OF the Animals con-
tanned In the NlenagerIe.

ia AAS s&Ih&@sAs
A foil grown male Elephant. female
Camel and her young. the African Yugga.
Asiaiic Lion. African Lioness. Royal Ben
gal Tigress. Royal Bengal Tiger. pair of
Spotted Hysnas. pair Of Striped Hyenas.
Asistic Leopard. the Argalipoco or Adju-
iani Of Bengal. South American Condor.
VuliUre from Ceylon. the COckatoo, Gul-
nes Pigs. Monkeys. &c. &c.
For Equestrian Performance and description
Of Animals. see bills at the iiotels.
There will be an exhibition az the Same time
and place, Of the rare specimens Of the Fine
Arts, the richest and raTest and most extensive
collection Of PAINTINGS ever offered TO an
American public. These paintings have been
selected by o very distinguished artist, and
neither pains nor expense have been spared IN
procuring works Of the must celebrated and
Interesting character. Admitsanee IS cents.
In addition TO the paintings. there viii be
exhibited collection Of Asiatic serpenss, con-
sisting Of the
Immense Anaconda, or Terror Of
Ceylon; the Boa Constructor, or
Srrsneling Serpent Of Java; The Pombno.
or Python OF Madras; the Amphis Balna
from Calcutta. the connecting link be-
tween the serpent and the worm.
Entrance TO this Splendid Exhibition, from
the inside Of the Menagerie. .
sN@- The above named establishment
LIE will be exhibited ID Fish-dsm on
Tuesday the 18th Of May. and a. William NJ.
Prat's Store on Wednesday the 18th Of Msy.
Mayi. 6s-2w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

IT,. The above medicines are for sale
U.s. at the Office Of the Marlborough Re.
corder- where a constant supply will be kept.
ID. HEARTH, .9genf.
May 2. 6S-
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7THE propiietors respectfully announce 10
- che LADIES' and eenllsmen Of hillshosengh
and lie vicinity. that thls splendid establlsh-
ment viii be exhibited a iiillsborosgh On
Thursday the 10Th OF May,
for sas day only. Hours Of exhibition, from
20 4. r. NJ Admilianee so cents; children
and servants half price.
The Manager. ~ soliciting public paironrRe,-
pledges himself that there shall be noihlng
wanting on his part 20 render the exhibliinn
both agreeable and interesting. and that there
will be nothing introduced in ihe performance
that can offend the ear Of the most fasildious;
but the whole will be conducted with lhc ut
most order and deeorum. Commodious seats
will be erected for the accommodation Of sisit-
ors Ladies and juvenile visitors always havo
the preference.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

Maya.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-02

April e5.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-10
FILES, &e., HEMoRRHUIDs.
No Cure TO Pay--Price Al.

lays LiNIMEkT.-No F,c,ion rh,. .x,oo,s
= nary chemical composition, the result Of science
and The invention OF eelebu,ed medical man the nr,
dneon Of which 10 the public WAS invested Nth The -,
ienniiy oi death bed bcques has since GAINED ,e,,
ation unparalleled fully sustaining The correctness Of ne
ainented Dr. GndlsyS last cnniessIpn that lie da,.d
not die Without giving 10 poSiery the benefit Of tlS no
ledge on this subject" and he therefore bcuueaiI.d 10 b
friend and attendant, Solomon Hays, the secret oi ~.
discovery.
II Is now used in the principal hospitals and tie private
Practice IN country, hrst and certainty in M.
cure Of the Piles, and also extensively aud rru "
10 ba1e cIedny, unrss where lis effects are y 4.
messed Externally 10 the following complaints
For Drsy-C, ealing ext I,or mary asurplion al once
All Saeings Reducing them IN a few hours.
Rheumatism Acute or Chronic, giving quick ease.
Sore Thmaf-tIy cancers Vic colds.
Group and Hopping Cou b Externally, and overlGe
chest.
All Bruises, Sprans and Burns curing in lew how.
Sores and Ulcers-N hetheriresh long standing 4i
fever sores
lis operations upon adults and children in rrtnc,.
rheumatic sMetlngs. aud ooseDlug coughs and tgmrts
OF the chrst y relaxation ~ the paris has been sur,,
ing beyond conception. The common remark Of those
"ho nave used Il in the Piles is . II acts like charm
The PIrs.-The price 81 * refunded 10 any person
who will bottle oi Hays Llnimen for the Piles, and
return he empty hoe without tcing cured. These
the positive or'rrs Of the proprietor 10 the Agents; and
ont Of many thousands sold, not has been unsuc
eessful.
We nigh, inser certificates 10 any length, but prefer
hai those no sell the article should exhibit the original
to purchases,
Caut"n-None he genuine without a splendid
engraved wrapper on which is my NAME and also that
Of the Agents,
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale and retail Nv C0MSToCK q co, sole
Agents Fletcher street near MAIDEN lane door he
10" Pearl street, New York. and 10y Druggist IN every
town 10 the Union
All Editors Who viii insert the above months, in
weekly paper shall I've entitled dozen Of the n Gle
For sale ~ Robert > Patterson. WIN. Fischer, f.. II
Il z. II. James, and Young * Co., Washington Cay