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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-04

TRIsIs fnsasaasisn. twelve E.iiss nsEtA-sesl
- fsem haiishoFensA, 0EsAs cCa.sgy. n. e.
sd - msles rersh 81 MasoA Hal. eGloys )
sersfssa u aAs mi2st a. n agreeable nsagA-
boFh0ed. sn1aoaadea ~ 3 pisassnt cenrtFF.
akicA - exceedingly pare anG sRinbEsons II.
moEphere. peareaal SECESSION aad aIhsr IN
Porfant adsanaages. eemhine - render pern-
iiarly eligible and inviting. Here the asa6eat
j. aaEiied. b. he prospect 81 sandy. BainaeF-
rupaed " III heallh. and Hose oihsF causes
shaeh lreqnentiy g maeh fetard he progress
81 youth. Here the path 70 sistue sad hono.
rsble Distraction hes eRen before him. miGh
lsw. buG rural allursmsnls. 70 withdraw him
ffon The pursuit, Niih semfasasisely lev
Temptations 70 lead Lin sslEsy.
Tie student Rho GENES here i ioFihwith
Incorporated iato family, which hitherto. has
been eontentsd and harpy ere; over ahom
= parental fossHnnsai i exercised. .nd v.
giant eye kepl. lie Immediately becomes
he subject q III fathers soileiiudes easE-
lions aud snxieiies.
Asil i Designed that this insiitulion shall
b classical school Of The highest grade,
classical literature constitutes dislIneI e.
paFimen.. under The immediate and particular
supervision Of The PTiHriPsl himself Ample
provisions are made 10 prepare students ios
any Of The Universities q the country. or q
imPsIs 10 tiose who design only 10 take ~
serademical course, thorough Acquaintance
Nth classical literature.
TIE EaslIsh department. which il separate
and distinct, is under The direction Il an Ell.
clent and competent instruction 50 thas ali re,
qulsite facilities are sfsFdsd Tor Tie proseen
ton Of sueh English studies IS are general,
prosecuted in Academies II tie highest grace
The Principal 10 now making extensive ad
dHioas 10 hlS accommodations foE boaEdeFs. =
that 10 short time roo.ss will he oper Cor 4:
Or 20 hoardens. Coed board can also be pro-
sed IN the nslghkoEhood.
Tuliian in the Classical Department, EeI
sesslan u iise months, SD 50.
English Department. - per session.
BaaEd per month, exclusive of lights, s. 50
The pressni session will end on The 18Th =
June next
" The next session will commene,
on The 18Th Of July.
Those who may wish 10 correspond with III
Principal Of this Academy. ailI please 20 ad
dtess him rs Postmaster Il Jnnio.
ID. w. KERR.
April I6 65-
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The scmi-yVeekIy yyhig.

Ihe Scmi-WeekIy yShig.
1.-THE FRS. number OF the Semi w eekl,
edition of The New York Wing /,
herewith submitted 10 the public. ltwiI
be regularly published henceforih ever,
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, o.
sheet Of The size Of The Daily Wing and
half The size Of the Weekly. and foru ard.
cd BY the earliest mails TO tlseir patrons
II Will contain all the matter OF The Daily
Wing except the advertisements, and IL
afforded at the low price Of Three Dol.
lars per aunum in advance. |, is believ.
ed that this is The cheapest Semi. Weekly
paper in the country.
Tie character Of The New York Whir
Daily and Wcekly--,s now widely
known. II has been published about six.
teen months, and in that brief period has
acquired! an extensive circulation, and We
trust, a fair standing among its cotempo.
raries. l, aims 10 present IN medium
sheet an amount Of reading matter fully
equal 10 The aseragc Of tie Great Dailies
oil New York and our other Commercial
cities. is contents viii comprise Lite.
nature, Politics ard General Intelligence,
in about equal proportions. In lhe.i.iic.
rary Department. no great professions
are made to originality, but the best re.
positories Of Foreign and American Lite.
nature are open 10 its conductors, and
they endeayor to select ,herefrom va.
ried and interesting banquet. In Gene.
raj Intelligence, we hope TO be neither
behind nor inferior TO our immediate co.
iemporaries. In Politics, our journal
VIII be all that it, name purporis--fear-
lessly. zealously, and we trust, efficient
~. Wing. Experienced pens are enlist.
ed In its service, and we trust that il viii
render good service 10 the country in the
advocacy Of sound principles and good
measures. and tie fearless exposure Of the
iniquilies, corruptions and ruinous ten
denotes Of I.oco Focoism.
Subscriptions are respectfully solicited
by j. GREGG WILSON a. CO..
lG2 Aassau Street.
New fotk, Maya. rs
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Stray.

80 STRAyEp from the subscri-
W hsE living on Stony Greek. Or.
2@AyN anee county, . Sorfel FiLLEY,
VI I'll three years old, With . small
Eslxz blaze in the face. name mostly
on the Jeff eide, tail sharn with knife, one
hind foo, white, four feet nine or Ten inches
high. Any Information concerning said filley
will be thankfully received. The filley lefl
about the frs, Of April.
GEORGE DlcKEY.
May 8. 69-ti
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House and Lot
For S0fc---ii, IfisEsEorougy,.


~SszA The subscriber finding ii ne.
E4ssslS cessaFy, on account of the ioca.
kkESIalg iioa of his business, 10 remove
@kSss his family 10 Chapel Hill, aishes
70 SCI Tie iIouse and Lot which he now occn.
PIES. formerly known as Simpsons Lot The
ioi = situated on churton or Main street. near
the Presbyterian Church; is very convenient 10
the market and business part Of the town, and
YET sufficiently private 10 answer well the DIR.
pocs Of private family. Ii contains near a
acre Of cfo0nd. and has on il a large two.story
tanned Dwelling, good Kitchen, suok e-lIouse,
and other ON houses, oil or which are compa.
fa,iyely new, having been built By Mr.. Simp
son within few years, and occupied BY him
% SUI. ner residence. The dwelling house
mas four rooms: with good Ere place n each:
and $40 more rooms may be ADDED w:sh very
little expense. The gaiden, wfsiei. il rery rich.
= almost entirely level, and Tree from stones.
Possession may be- had Al any time, on very
lev days notice. For terms apply 10 Mr.. James
Philips of this place, or 10 Tue subscriber.
JAMES 9. HOLLAND.
December Z. As.
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; seOise II, being informed that an
49,: printer was 10 be punished for
. a.s.ng published spurious (King's)
- 'fp,'ed' thai he hoped The punish.
- 49, -. soula De a The miIdesl sort. because
s v asu tead both. and as far Is he UNDER
.s00o s' nero OF them he liked the spuriou.
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IN l7oe. The stage coaches wen, from
London 70 York In four days, aud nov
they perform The distance il t~en,y.roa.
hours. " i7l2, ii took ,hiueen Jsys 70
travel by coach from I,ondon - 80 !"
bafgh. and nov isrequire. bu, fo,,v hoa,.,
10 l700. travellers were two whots 49,.
IN going from London, to Brighton. nov
shsy srs only about Eve hours. NV
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Remarkable Case ef Spontaneous Com
bastI0n. Among Tie cases recorded Of
lie spontaneous combustion If The human
body from hsbiiusl hard drinking, Thai ol
Tie Countess Bandi. Of Cessna, is he
most remarkable. She was aged 60, and
went 10 bed veil afier dinking her usual
po'siloas Of Coenac brandy. In Tie
morning. her maid going 70 call her.
l"und only paris Of her body in the
following sitaesion: In the middle Or The
'osm vas heap Of ashes. on one side
o. which were her two legs with stock.
.ngs On untouched; 'belween Them were
pau The back parl Of the skull and brains.
-. m,ee myers, bIaekened---.i.le rest ashes.
ne eed Sss undsmaged. but great deal
" s001 vas spread over The whole room.
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sfks GsnansissieaG6 cad Nest Consists.
sssms4 Issrua 81 AAanEsmaa Assszgsax . 80
csns ErFsk Esta4lisa. - 80 ssfaA4 UssHsa
Esgimras u .AissA caEeaina Aissisa-
y00U are hereby aefiked ard erdsfes % q.
- iced II captaia 6eorss 3. AoFFoa Z, g
Fsssay ne 2slh day e Jals asxas q u s'rioe6,
sqnirpea g ne Ian directs, ~ drill nastsi
saa esuEl martial; aa4 - Saturday The STA
81 ii o'cl0eA, yoa al atisnd siia seuE FssPee'
live companies. armsd ana eqaaPPed - he Ia
d,feess. ior batlaisoa sxeTxiss.
WA. SHAW. Iieai. Cof.
gane g. -
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A Negative Complimeni.-One o!
those individuals ~ho seem to be peeu.
liar 10 every house. store and olIice, IA
mlllarly known as "idlers, lsungers, -
&c. &c. but more appropriately as I" lua.
fss." stepped into . store on Market
street. The other day. and proceeding To
clerk very bDsily engaged Il the desk
sssalled him with string Of in,erroga.
tories something after The following style.
. Young man, 10 Mr.. Res6ymoney
silhini"
mo. ~~~@.~
Do you know how long i. will be
bsIsre he Telurns!"
" No."
DO you know were he's gone'
No"
/" You know where he lives al, | sup.
pose. doa't you!"
No"
For ibc information OF the reader, be
u observed that each negative hal, in
double proportion. been delivered with
an increased elevation Of voice. aud tie
siecs Of The Enisher may Be " better ina
sIned than described" - The intruder
demanded villa some show Of indigus-
lion:
lis that she way you answer gentle
nan"
NO"
A clap Of lhunder was fool to il, and
he iosfer was extinguisi,ed.
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BLANKS for sale az hi, Office.
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IT, The above medicines are Cor sale
eas~S pt the Office Of the IlilIsborouph lie.
corder-- whsrea constant supply will be Kept.
u. HEARrr, agent.
hay2 65-~
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Moiiat's Life Pills,
AND
PHGNIX BETTERs.

THE universal esilma.
iion in which tie celebrated
LIFE PILLS aud Pt UNIx
BITTERS are held, Is salts
fastorily demonstrated BY
the increasing demand foI
them in every state aud &C
tIoi of the Union. sNd In the
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-22
.aM A.E.eaeMk AEOstxe.

Ana It'll convenient out bn ll.nss, Garden anu
w Grass Lot, nav occupied b. Daniel Mar,-
ton Jr., is for sale The H'nsr, is "a new cot'ge,
yer, conveniently arranged. nj pleasant lora,,on.
For Terms, &c. apply 10 DANIEL MARsTON.
App,lst l. 1879 His.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-22
Those detailed in No,

Tho Commanding Officers of Companies
are particularly directed to make their an
nuai returns in season., and have their
Rolls ready to be delivered to the Inspector
when called for. They will use every ex-
er,ion to have each soldier appear on parade
we'll equipped. noticing every deficiency
on their Company Rolls. and when any de-
6ciency EXISTS they will enforce the penal
~. Capt. Donne)l will detach one Ser
geant as Color Sergeant, and Capts. Walk
or, Delano and Mereen will each de,ach
one Corporal as Color Guard. Capt John
Blair and George Williams will each de-
tach one Sergeant as General guides to the
Right and Left respectively. Caps. Scott
and Sprague will each deiach one Sergeant
as Color bearers. One Sergeant and three
.priva,es will be detached from Capt. Blair S
Company. and three prlvates from each of
the other Standing Companies Cor quarter
and piquet Guards.
II is expected that each Of the Cotnpa-
nics will be at tho place designated for par
ade at the time specified in order that the
ine may be formed al as early an hour as
possible.
The Commanding Officer trusts that ev-
OFF, Cfioer aud Soldier will endeavor TO
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-22

FETH.s most safe, and cfirciua, aud e cnnnmica
q Remedy io- diseases Of the human constiiu.
zion that les ev'r been discovered. These Pills
are conppsad entirely Of materaIs extracted ifosa
Medical Plants and warranted not TO contain
one particle Of mercury, or any other mineral sLb.
sianco. DR. Kinrl"y has spent much time In ex-
p"rmeniing with different vegetable medicines for
The discasfa Of The liver; and offers his Uni.
vefsn Fh's ss the heat. os convenient aud cheap.
est lha b. prepared far general use; and in OF
iering them 10 lie public he IL nctuaied more by
bcncsolfn! than prcupjary motives, tho price Of
tho medicine viii show.
They are mild aud pleasant in ttrir operation,
and conycv almost n!modi,te crnyiction IF Il eir
utility from the first dose hey can he taken with
SAFETY by persons of age; and the ioehie. the rhn,
the nervous, and delicate, lheued by their
operation, hecaue they clear the system Of humors,
quiet nervous rratibiiitrs mud lcsilcssness from
whatever source, and invariably produce sound
sleep.
The Family Pills are an invaluable remedy for
the J'urdlce sick aud nerve head nchp, dyspep.
sa. costivrnrss, 81 kncss of the stnuc heartburn.
and bilious culnplanls, fever Of all kinds, and IL
taken ut the commencement will invariably check
Their progress, aud The patient from pro'rsct-
ed and dangerous sickn They are inyauably
IN nervous Affect ms loss Of appetite and all com.
plalns to which females alone are subject. Thcl
operate ~ mild and speedy purge, aad .us u safe
and c'rian remedy for worms in children.
might publish volume Of certificates but con.
slider unnecessary las the medicine v III recom-
mend its.If to all who make Il trial uf it, :. =.
JOHN GILKEY.
These Pills Put mp in neal boxes Of two sizes,
the large size contains 60 pills the price is so cents:
the small size contains rs pills, price 25 cents.
Palmer d NASH are General Agents r the above
pills in the United StattF--ot HON they may 10
bad in any qnrntitirs, al No 4s Ann street, Boston
May be had of DIR J. WILKINSON, in Bath.
at Wholesale and Retail, agent for Wiscusset,
Dresden, Wooiwic.i, Georgetown, Phipsburg and
Harp$wp popl,19
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-22
Indian E'uIgative Pills

Possess t,oo Gerry remarkable properties -
One IS, they cannot possibly. do 'njusg or
harm; and The other IS, they are G;ways
sure 10 10 good.
This may appear strange to some but when We
reflect that they disease upon MT URL's
OWN PLAN. viz: purifying the hood Of all cor
rupt humors, it will not appear wonderful that they
perfectly Innocent and at the same time all pow
erful in the cure of disease.
MoRE THAN FIVE THOUSAND persons in New
England, have been cured of in ernttent, Remit
tent, nervous, nAan'atory and putiid Fevers; .Nea-
sles, Erysipeas and Small Fox infamacns Of tbs
Brain, Of The I hroat Of the Stomach. Of the Lungs
of the liver, Of the Intestines the Kidneys, ard
the ladder Rheumatism, both acute and chronic,
sritting and vomiting Of blood Diarihea, Dysenta-
y and hocs; sync"pe, Appopexy, and Paray-
si'; Dyspepsia and Hypochondrass; Te,anus. Fp-
lepsy whooping Cough, - lima and Palpitaton o.
the Heart inciplent Consumption and Naramus:-
dropsy the Head, the Chest tho Abdomen and
the Limbs Scorfula Scurvey. al Syphilis; ron
chocele and Cancer, Gravel ard Starguary, loss Of
Appetite, Costveness. sick head ache, Flatulency.
pains IN the tornach pains in the iack ard Side,
and other complaints of the Kidneys and Liver. UI-
GERS and Sores of every description; Mysteries,
weak nerves and lowness Of spirits, as well as
Leucorroea. Menorrhqa Suppression, and other del
icate female complaints, solely by tho use Of the
INDIAN PUR GATIvE PILLS. an direct reference
can be given 10 persons of the highest respectable
ty, who have been restored TO health and useful.
ness, by the above valuable medicine and in manp
instances after they had been pronounced III their
doctors INCURABLE. Shall not these facts, com
ing as they do from the people who have been ben
Gifted, and prov by the living testimony of thous-
ands, have some effect in convincing the invalid.
who perhaps may have suffered for years. with SONS
painful disease that he too, by the use Of the In.
DIAN PuRsATivE PILLS. may also be freed from,
pain. andonce more taste the swee's of Health. II
surely will, and trust the day is not far dstan,
when PuRGATIoN, the only sure ard certain meth
cd Of curing disease, will be universally acknowl-
edged, and d !SEaSE WHOLLY DRIVE-A
FROM THE LAND.
PRICE 26 CTS. PER POX WITH FULL
DIRE TONS.
tCfNAll communications or applications of Agen-
cies, must be addressed thus--"N. f.. Office, IL. A
College of Health, 1875 fremont Street Boston
Mass"
1913 FREMONT STREET.
For further proofs ofthe efficacy of the TNpIAr
VEGETABLE PILLS and a list Of the AGEN for
ha sale Of the same, see advertisement on the out
'ide Of this per.
HfNRY hYpE Agent for Bath
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-22

and Khosrew, and told his successor to de-
pend on Khosrew and Hall, taking the first
as an example Of frmness and courage, the
latter as the symbol of prudence and cir
cumspection. "In these times Of trouble
and iumuIt, finish the work have begun.
The Sultan left seven children by his
wives-three sons and four daughters
He is succeeded on the throne by his eldest
son. a youth Of eighteen or nineteen. nam
ed abdul Medjid-who has been elevated
TO the throne in troublesome time-a time
which would require all the energy of bis
father In his best days, to guide successful
iy the helm of State. HIS first step has
been TO sue for peace to The victorious
lbrahim. The young Sultan has been
brought up within the walls of the Seraglio
and il is said is remarkable for neither
intelligence nor talents.
The Battle near Aieppo. A great battle
was fought on the 25th of June, between
the armies of the Sultan, under the com
mand of the Serasker Hafz Pacha, and of
Egypt under the celebrated Ibrahim, The
united forces amounted to nearly 200 200
men, and resulted in the defeat, death, or
dispersion of the whole Turkish army.
A letter in the Paris Messenger, states
that Mehemet a Ii had accepted the overtures
Of the Captain Pacha, and taken the new
Sultan under his protection. 1t alleges al
80 that an envoy Fl ON the young Sallan had
arrived in Egypt, bringing firman bestnw-
Ing on the Pa cha the hereditary possession
of Egypt and Syria, and also the post Of
Generalissimo of the Turkish armies, with
an invitation TO visit Constaniinople, and
there treat Of the high interests Of Turkey
and Egypt
Great CONSERVATION prevailed at Paris
when the important news from the East. was
received. The Cabinet held frequent meet
ings, and the greatest anxiety prevailed to
know what course Russia would adopt.
France. The Chambers of Peers had
passed sentence on the insurgents Barbes
alone was condemned to death and the rest
to different degrees Of punishment.
The following is copy Of Ibrahim's let
ter to his father, announcing this important
victory
"The Turks are dispersed; they have
left behind them every thing, besides 5000
prisoners"
The news Of this victory appears to have
produced great sensation. The Captain
Pacha, Commander of the Turkish fleet,
soon after sent messenger to Alexandria,
with proposals to place the whole fleet I'M
der Mchem"t Ali's protection, in order to
guard against troubles likely to follow The
Sultan's death. A knowledge of this de-
iecion--and Of an instruction prepared at
Constantinople. as well as Albania, is said
TO have decided Khosrew, (the Grand vi
xier,) and Hail, TO make overtnres to Me-
helmet Ali, of surrendeIing up to him the
empire, and their young sovel eign, and in
viting him to Constantnople, to reorgan-
ize the Government
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SALE OF HALUABLE
RE EST TIE

IN pursuance oil License from tile Hon. Nafhl
d Groion, Judge of Probate, in and f,r the Coun.
~ of Liuroln. we the Admnstraio on the Es.
tate OF WIN. Kendall, late of Bath, in slid County,
hereby offer for sale the valuable WHARF, STORE
and DWELLING House.. tog, ther with the LAND
on which they are situated Lgether with several
adjoining building lets; they being the property
lately owned ant occupird bv said Kendall
The Land is bounded as foil rvs, viz; Ten rods
on Washington st thence by line running c ~
To the banks of the Krnncbrc River Water st.
thence North by said street twenty-five ice, thence
Est 10 low water MAX, thence South by low
water tnark ten rods and twenty-five feel, and from
thence West 10 the first mentioned bound on
Washingt"u ST. Through The centre Of Ibis land is
street laid out, opened and accepted by The town.
on which sey, raj conyenien, building Lots arc sit
uaed.
This property il now subject 10 a Mortgage in
the hands of Capt James Lowell, for the security
Of debt now amounting Ia about twenty three
hundred dollars. II il aIso under lease and onreut
until the first dav of April next, when possession
be given Of ii, and the lease will be transferred
To the purchaser,
The ahove property win he off, red nj public auc
ton on the last Monday (26h da,) OF August next,
the premises, at eitren O'Clock. IN The iorenoon
unless previously disposed of at private sals.
The terms of or. dlt will be made known at tho
sale, nr on application to Tie undersigned.
q. hyde, administrators
ALFRED e. LfrHGOW. of sui Estats
Barb. june Eth. l-:9 Owls
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-22
REGIMENFAL ORDER.
LIST Regiment, LIST Brigade, 4M Division
Bath, Augast II, 1889.

LIST Hfgment, st Bt1gdde, attn U1riston, !
Bath, august II, 1889. !
IN compliance with Division and Brigade
Orders the Field and Staff Officers with
thei respective non-commiss!oned Staff
Commanding Officers of Companies with
their respective Companies, together with
the Company Of Artillery commanded by
Capt. Robinson, will assemble at the
South Meeting House in Bath, on Wednes-
day the eleventh day of September next at
six o'clock in the morning, for review, in
spection and discipline.
Commanding Officers will have their re-
spective Companies prepared for inspcc-
ton. and ready to form line at seven
o'clock. After the Review and Inspection,
the Regimen, will practice the manual ex-
etcise md loading as in lesson Cd, part ed,
section ID. The following evolutons will
be performed, together with such others as
may be thought expedient by the Com
manding Officer, viz:
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-22
DR.. WILLIAM EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP.

For Children Teething. Prepared by Himself
VENiilS infhiihr ron''dy has preserved hundreds
FL when thought past recovery, from cpnynl-
sons As the Syrup is ri bed on the
gums the child will This preparation is so
innocent. so rirarious. aud pleasant, TINT no
child will refuse to let its gums be rubbed with it
When infants are NJ the aye Of four months though
there Is no appearance of teeth, one bottle of the
syrup should be used on the gums open PORES.
Parents should never he without the syrup in tho
Nursery where there are Young C idrrn, for If a
child waHes in the niSl with pam in The gums, the
syrup immediately gives ease, by opening Il c pores
and healing The gums; thereby preventing convul-
sions, Fcyers &c.
gentleman who has made trial Of Dr. w Evans
Soothing Syrup in his family lin case ct teeth
ing child wishes state thai he found i: entire
ly efeciuai in relieving pain in the gums, md pre-.
venting tile consequence which sometimes follow
We RI errfnl, c. mriy with his request. [Sun.
IL We believe il is geneIa ally acknowledges by
ihose who Lave tried it that the Soothing S, rup for
Children Cutting Teeth, advertised in auother col.
Innn, is highly useful article for the purposes for
which i is intended. Highly respectable persons,
1t any rate, VIII" have made Of it. do not hest
tale 70 gTe its virtues the sanction Of their names.
tBnson Traveller.
sCJs Entered according to Act Of Congress.
! he genuine is vented by A gents onv
AGEsrs,-fIENRY HYnE, Bath; J. Thwing, Wool.
ac'ct. .CJ' see advertisement On LIST page l,20.