davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

%8~
WYE beg leave % tender our thanks g our
w Iricsds and pslEons. ios The seFs liberal
encouragement received Al ihfif hancs. and
hope, By diligent aslentiaa 20 business, ana
uiih good assOItment 81 Goods q low PFl-
ees. still 10 receive potion Of their patron
orr STOCK COMPRISES
Superior sopl dyed Black CLOTHS.
ID. do. Blue do.
Do. %. Brown d..
Invisible Green do.
Grey DO.
OxIard Mixed Cloths, FOR Over Goats
Drah do. DO.
Pilot do. do.
Gassimeres, SaIiineIs. Kentucky James.
Plaid and Plain I.inseys and kerseys.
White. Red. Yellow and Green Flannels,
Whitney an! DuiIie Blankets.
Green Mackinsw and colorsd ditto.
French and English Merinos.
French. English and American Prints,
Muslin de Lain. circassisns,
Black Satin Levanline.
Black and Blue blaek Bombszines,
Black Italian Luslring. Gro de Rhyme.
Gro de Swiss. Pou de sol. and Maiio-
ma SILKS,
French worked capes and Collars.
Broche. Thibei. and French Blanket
Shaals.
Thine, Wool. Chinelle, and Prussisn
Ilandkerchicfs, b.
Bonnet Ribbons, Laces, &c. &c.
ALSO, .z.@..
Hardware and CUTLERY,
Glass. Queensware, crockery. and Stone
Ware,
Hats. Fur. Cloth. and Seal Caps.
Turkey Red and Cotton Yarn.
Castings. Collins and Hunts Cast Steel
Axes,
Molasses. Loaf and Brown Sugar, Coffee.
Sperm and I'allow Candies.
Powder. Shot. Nails. Window Glass,
White Lead. &c. &c. DC.
And many other articles too numerous 10
mention. GILL IND SEE.
PARKER & NELSON.
October 20. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02
DR.. BRANDRETfI's once In vIrglnIs, is
I05 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
Near the old Market.
Where the Pills can be obtained a. Is eenis per
boz, with full directions.

The following genllemen have bcen srroint.
ed agents for lhe sale Of Bsndrelh's Pills,
Dennis Heart. Hillsborough.
Sledmsn a. Ramsay. Pinsbororgh.
Hargrase, Gather & Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. Sirelud. Midway, Davidson.
James u. M'Dade. Chapel Hill.
December 99-I5m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

"A Disclaimer. General Zaremba
hsd VERY long Polish namr. lhr
king having heard uf il. one day ask
I'd him good humaredly. . Pray. "A
remba. What is your name!' The
Grnersl repeated 10 him Immediately
lhe whole Of his laas name. :. Why."
said the King. .the devil himself ne
YER had such q pane" ID should
presume NOT. SIR" replied ihr Grne-
raj. .ss be VAS no relation IF mine"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02
SALT.
Mattresses.

ETITilER Double or Single, made 10
order-an article Of great cnmIurI.
aIther ~ summer or winter. Orders left
al lie Office Of the IlIlIsbotcugh Recer.
der will be duty attended 10. "A
July "a. So
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-05

The General Assembly adjourned last Satur-
day. after one of the mos, Improbable sessions
ever held in the State. They sat FOUR weeks.
and passed a lew public acts Of no great conse-
quenee; while several important measures pro-
posed, were postponed indefinitely, or to the
next session.
Resolutions against the assumption Of the
debts Of certain States by the General Govern
ment were laid on the table. An attempt 10
revive the license law Of 1922. which was gen
orally acceptable throughout the state. was op.
posed by the wings and failed. A repeal Of
the law allowing certificate voters was resisted
by the same party. although one Of their own
numbsr.-ihe Oldest and sblest member Of the
Assembly y.-denoupced the lau rs sncourag ing
and covering fraud. Efforts made by leading
democrats in the House. to limit the amount
OF debts ofthe Portsmouth Mining Company
an Incorporation of foreigners created at the
late sssson,-to reduce the capital Of that COM
pany from $500 900 to 5000, 900; to make the
Of capital paid in; and 10 subject the charter
TO the usual control. reserved by the Legisla.
ture in such cases. were all opposed aud frus-
trasd by the wings Throughout tho session
they have shown great love for corporations,
and but little regard for the Interests Of the peo-
pie at large having been particularly careful
to pass no acts the operation Of which might
possibly have been against the party in the
spring election. a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-05

FRow HAvASA.-By the Brig Enterprise.
Capt. Clifford. arrived at this port on Monday
evening last, we have advicrs from Havana TO
the 18th ult. Capt. Clifford reports thar bust
ness i, very duh there; that very little of the
new crop Molasses had come 10 market and
high prices were asked. The now Governor
General arrived in Havana the llth. and assuns-
the Office Of Government the next day. He is
highly spoken of by the inhabitants. and it is
said will prove a second Tscon. For long
list Of vessels left. &C., see ship news.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-05

REORGANIZATION or THE Nsvr.-Mr.
faa'd'ng. the Secretary Of the Navy. in com
Phanee ~isn arssoiution Of the last Congress.
has made report. suggesting plan for the re-
Organization Of the Navy department. II pro-
vides that the ministerial duties at present psr-
formed by the Board Of Naval Commi.sioner.
shall be cIassed under three separate heads.
and committed eaeh TO a single officer. who
shall be individually responsible for their peg
isrmaDce. F.
The first class Of duties win comprehend
what relates to the construction. repairs, equip
nent and preservation Of vessels Of war. The
second division would embrace all that relates
to the construction, repairs and preservation Of
all buildings on shore belonging TO tho Navy
or used Tor naval purposes. and. generally, the
superlnts ndence Of navy yards. hospitals, mag
szines. and other appeudagss to = naval station :.
The third division would comprise the p,r.
chase. manufacture. eollectioa and dissribu,iou
OF all provisions. clothing. and materials of ev-
cry description required for the use Of the Navy
He suggests also that there should be per.
mansnt officer. possessed Of the necessary quail
ihcations. whose duty il would be to take charge
OF all former proceedings relating to Courts
Martial. and all those that might occur in fu-
ture, examine all charges presented for the ac
ton OF the Department make the preliminary
arrangements for all trials, and conduct them
personally to an issue.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-05
TEN DAYS LATER FRou EUROPE

The ship Patsick Henry. arrived at N York
from Liverpool. brings Liverpool files to Dec.
26, and London to Dec. 25.
The British Queen arrived at Graveseud the
same day, (26th) but is not TO start on another
trip TO Ne'o York MI tie first Of March.
Ifthere is any change in the aspect Of COM
mercial affairs, it is for the better, The Eng
lsh money market was steady. and then ap-
peared stronger feeling Of confidence in all
deparmsi trade.
1t is stated that the marriage Of the Queen
was to take place February 4ih-yesterday.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-05

O. BY the failure of,he great cattle spec
ulator S,einberger, Of Baltimore, it is said tho
U. S. Bank loses 100000, and Baltimore
institution Sl25. 900 more It was this fellow.
who by assistance Of loans from the United
States and the Girard Banks. monopolized all
the cattle in Virginia. Pennsylvania. &C.. dur
ing las, spring, and compelled the citizens to
pay 25 cents per pound for beef
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-05

APPEAL IN THE AMIsrEAp CAsE.-Thc
Spanish minister has appealed from the late de-
csion in the Amistsad case. He is dissatisfied
with the decision. because the Africans were
not surrendered. under the treaty. to the au-
thorities Of Spain. and because the salvage was
allowed on the vessel and goods. The case is
new removed to the Circuit Court.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-05

THE LEXlNGTON,-Beloy wc give the
testimony Of two more Of the four individuals
saved from the Lexineton-Capt. Manchester,
the Pilot. and Smith, a freman-and also the
testimony OF Frederick Hemstead. an engineer,
Who went 10 the boat one "trip. when hi, bro
thrr (~ho was lost 10 her) was sick.
The Coroner closed the inquest on Friday,
and the Jury returned a verdict. finding, tina,
the person. upon whom the inquest was held,
came to their deathsby the burning OF the boat;
and also making presepimeot, stating their
opinion OF the origin Of the 6re-that the steam
boat Inspectors have not done their dury-,bat
the officers Of the boat deserve the severes, cen.
sure. particularly the Captain apd Pilot. for de-.
ssrtins their posts. aUd seeking their own safe
~. instead Of striving to the las, 70 save Tho
passengers. Tw" Of the fourteen jurymen,
howeser. do not agree With the other, ia cen
snrine the conduct Of Capt. Manchester
CokoSIs's lSeursr-Srv.srH DAr.
STEPHEN MaNcHEsrrR being sworn, said
he lived ut Providence, Rhode Island. i
i"ilos the water Us business. Have done
50 fnr about 20 years IN The cnpaeny o: =
pll", for the last 5 ycsr.. The frsi boat ]
piioicd WIS the Bus,on-tben the Lsxine-
ton for three years. sxcep, shout two weeks
when the Lexington was under repair, dur
ing which time | pilotsd the Narrsganset.
piloled the Lexington after ihA, op to, aud
At the time she was host. I considered the
Lexington ~ good . bus, ss any on ths
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-05

A STgAmsoAr Losr.-The Stssmboa, New
castle. fo1merly Of Philadelphia. and late Of
Mobile. vi. totally lost on the 18th Dec. last,
near Tuspap. Mexico. She had two hundred
Meniean soldiers on board. destined for Tam
Tico. all OF whom we're saved. and arrived al
their port Of destination oa the 18th ui,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-05
DOings in Congress.


Since our last. the prospects ofsome progress
being made in the transaction Of the Public
business at Washington have considerably
frightened. The House Of Representatives
have at length, after long debate. adopted a
standing order, TO the effect, that no petition,
resolution or other paper respecting the abo-
tion ofslavery in the District Of Columbia, or
respecting the slave trade in the district, the
territories or between the states. shall be re-.
ceived, but on being presented shall be cousid-
cred as objected to, and rejected unread and
without debate.
Thus has question which has during near
ly six weeks past involved the House in an al
most continual broiI been laid at rest for a
time. The evil day has been postponed; but
much we fear that when the day Of reckoning
does come, land ii surely will.) the bad poll
cy Of thus iyranniaalIy sitting the freedom OF
debate. and denying hearing to large por-
ton Of the people. will DO made sadly evident.
and lead TO serious consequences. We are no
absltionists--no, as the term is understood, in
| its active sense-but we think that the course
pursued by the Southern Members efthe House
instead Of weakening and quelling the abolition
lists will have sure tendency to strengthen
them; and that they will soon acquire sufficien,
power to convince the Southerners of their
error.
The Rule above mentioned was offered by
Mr.. Johnson of Maryland, and adopted, on
| Tuesday the 2sth inst, by vote Of ia to l05.
The Globe says Every Democrat from the
sla,eholding States voted for the resolution,
and every Federalist from the slaveholding
States voted for it, except four; namely. Messrs.
BELL and GENTRY. Of Tennessee. and ASDER-
soS and USpERwoop. OF Kentucky. Every
Federalist from the non slaveholding States
voted against it, except Mr.. PRorrIr Of In
disua."
The election of Printer was the Hcxt sub.
ject which engaged the attention Of the House,
, and after debating the natter for two sntiis
days, besides much timepreviously wasted up
on the same subject. On Thursday Evening
last. the question was fo' time settled. BY the
election Of Blair & Rive. as follows:
For Blair & Rives. ITO
For Gales h Seato. %
Scattering.
The Sub-Treasury tIl passed the SENATE
} on the 10th ult.. by vte Of "a TO ls, and has
been sent TO the House
p Mr.. Webster took hi seat on the 27th, and
his first act was TO call on the Committee on
: Commerce TO enquire { the laws relating to
steam navigation do %, need revision aud a
y n,endment.
On Wednesday, anessage was received
from the President Of ne United States. COW
. sriog additional coespondenee between
Messrs. Fox and Foyth, on the subject oi
,he disputed territory.
On Thursday. Mr.. lrundy from the Select
:. Committee, made sport which argues a,
y length. and with ereasbiiiy. the nneonsiitl-
y tioosli,y and ine,pedney OF the assumption
at Of State debts by theienrrsl Govsrnmea,, and
concluded With resohions Of The same tenor.
a. IT,. hndx NJ n, rnn E,.s.. -. -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-05

Poisoning.-Mrs. Randolph. wife Of naval
officer at Brooklyn. who had been married but
six weeks. was poisoned last week by receiving
arsenic instead of magnesie, from an spothe-
cary's, The apothecary afterwards, to shew
that the medicine given was really msgnesia.
took dose himself. and was with difficulty
saved from following the victim of his careless
ness TO the tomb.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-05

4 Large Fortune.-The late Robert L.nnox
Of n. York. is said to have left a well invested
fortune Of S3,000,o00. He left about $4,000.
900 to his only son-the residue to bis wife and
seven daughters. He accumulated this large
fortune himself, beginning with little or moth
ing,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-05

The House OF Representatives Of Illinois
have vetsd. 40 10 81 to suspend all further or-
ets,cp. uros N. -siirosd. of,hs, ssie.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-05

QPMr, WALKER has been re elected TO tho
Senate OF the U. States from Mississippi. two
years before his present term expires. The
vote stood Walker 20, Prentiss 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-05

Praise,oorthy.-TheM Mayor OF Charleston.
S. c., has transmitted the sum Of $4,000 TO the
Mayor Of Wilmington, for the relief Of the
sufferers by the late disastrous fire a, that
place,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-05

The body OF Mr.. vm. A. Greene vas re.
eeived in Pro,idsneon NOsdsy. ard vas in.
,.r.i ycs;o5sv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06
SELLING WHITE MEN

The following is copy of a provision in
the Revised Statutes of : ew York which has been
IN force for the last ten years The law WIS pssSed
by Legislature composed OF all parties aud received
The signature of De Wit Clinton; and its provisions
nre the same as those of the Ohio bill about which so
much has ceer said 10y the pretended friends of The
poor man. Why have not these e1clnS'u and uig;laaf
guardians Of the rights and interests OF the poor du
ring some session OF their ascepdancy ed from
their statute books the 9ih section of ii e 5 cboper
~ part j. of their Revised statues! The titles re-
aes To d'soriely per and after II vidng for their
being committed IN default of finding surees FOR good
behaviour, II asenacts follows:
H9. The court may discharge such dsor,l rly nor.
sons from confinement either absolutely or upon rcce;.
wing Surees fur his hei good behaviour in It's drs
crefon; or the said court may in its discretion author
re The county superniendents ohe poor or the over
sees OF the poor OF any county town. or the commits
sIoners of any almshousc 10 bind such diSoreyIV
persons as shall he minors, in lawful calling as
servants apprentices mariners Otherwise until they
shall be oi full respectively; contract Fog tn Z
SERVICE of such Gsordcry persons shall be of full
age with any persons laboreTs, SERVANTS apnrcn.
Ices TiarIAersor Otherwise for any not exceed
ing one year, which binding out and contracts shall
DC AZ valid and cl.cinal the indenure Of any m
prentice with his and the consent of Ia.
parent and shall subject tbs persons bound out o.
contracted 10 the control Of Their masters respec
lively and Of THE of general sessions ohe pcace
as II They were bound as 0yDreRiices"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06
q . 9 9 9 . 8

rT.AN% FAMILY ArElE\t ntLS arc par
a. ~ vegetable ..mu.,scd " ih ihc siF:ctest prec
1 ~ science and oi art; they never p;OJuce na'ses
aI sr ~,rr.seI IA cure tlc following dfseasss which
arse irom impurities "a ihe blood. vz;--ApOPlcxy
Bilious affections Cuugl-. Colds liberated SIRE throat
Scarlet Fever Asthma. Cholera. LAYER Complains
diseases of the NidDeys and Bladder Affections pccu
liar ,o females and al jhosc Diseases of whaisocye
kind To which human nature issahlsct. where the
stomach is affected.
CONSUNP rIoN. COUGHS. & COLDS. Nervous
diseases. liver complaint dyspepsia. Bilious diseases
p.s ulcers. female weakness, aud all of hypo
ehoniraciNn. low spirits. palpiiGon OF the heart.
irriiaby. nervous weakness. fuor aibus seminal
weakness indigestion, loss Of appetite, heartburn gen.
sral debility bodily weakness. choross green sick
na,ulency hysisricsl fataings. mysteries. head
Ichcs hiccuP. sea sickness, night mare. rheumatism.
,shma TIC douloureux. cramp. spasmoJ'c affections.
md those who are victims to That most circulating
lscrder. Gour will find relief iom their sufierugs by
a of Dr. Evens' medicine
BeWNre IF CoUnterfeits--CAUrioN; BE particular
in purchasing TO see that the label of this Medicine
contains notice offs entry according % Act Of Con
gross And he likewise particular in obtaining them
nj 100 Chatham street. New-York, or irOm the REGU-
LAR AGENTS WIN III. KING, Wheeling.
nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06
pHiIAprtPuf, JrxF .

An amusing case Of assault and battery was rried in
The General Sessions yesterday morning Two rnther
elderly Indies were the heligerens in he cnse enc o,
whom took offence at The appearance Of The other at
The ,nh'e oi their mutual boarding house. and threat
ened 10 demoIish her cap and Wig II she b rot con.
form TO her notions Of modesty and pronret, or ,o
The nenaced party having grown old in the fashion OF
her dress roilsed TO comply with the suggestion of
the other, and suffered accordingly Thri can and
wig were foreiby torn fro their -Iirc-bonsrd rest
ing place. and their owner much nnrfed BY the loss.
Ihese circumstances being fully proved the defendar;
withdrew her pleat of Not Guilt, and ari.rod ,h.,
OF Guilty. Judgment postponed ull Saturday neu--
PenRsyraAidH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

-
,V WILLIAM ENASS' Siff.. - SHN' !
" q FOi Cthi.D tt.S- rEETiu Ni'--rahfASIo
,,us,i.-Ts iIliksrs and Nsr,,s Toe i,''s's'
-, teeth, ihrsug the g''iiS i's''tu'''s ir''''s''
.,.,n,,,s -.-c lisfrs Ia r. knuwn ~ in"hoss
- ,b,r : ,-e,t if.it isn ia the rroiia ani siSd -
-, ,h,. psocss The guns swell. 'ha sy"7e'''n OF
.,;,, /. incrcss.I the child sserzcj ~'ihireqneh'
- - e. .f cr,ins. watching. starting IA its
,e,, ,n, s,iss,s Of peculiar pars i'e child shreNs
In au,ons violence and hfusts It's fingers n'o IT'S
r,outh Irthcsc procursory symptoms are ho' speouy
H., al sa,,.nsdic commissions universally super
-. ,oi $500. ,,ai-c the dissolution oi the infant
,rmothsr. Who have their little babes aiiii''ed WIN
,.., distressing symptoms would apply Dr. "'i'an
c,,.' soothing syrup which has preserved hnhur''S
,nl,n,s when though; past recovery from osins SUI
,rIv attacked with that fatal malady, cow nis'os
B,.srre Of CotHsrj,hs-CAvro>; be p,tl',.
r,h,.in, 10 see thit the label of tins Meu'Sne ro,
80 ,,li. eu.rv according To act OF ~"ngress,
nj D, likewise particular in obiaIins mem a, ioo
n,tl,,n -. New YORK or from the res"ia' aS'"''
NNt n KING. - Water 81 wheeling so
g. A. Ne,l,. ptrkcrsourg. H"NNS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

BURNING LINE WITH ANruRAcIrE- The POI syill-
(Pennl Journal states iho; among the many trur.ph
ant results which have attended recent experiment.
with anthracite. one OF the important IS Iis sue
cessiul applca'On for burning lime. At Port Keno.
dy, 'one mic below The Valley Forge this plan !.
now IN operation. The Goal Is placed on a era,e a.
winch is applied blnst, by of a fan worked y
small seam engine the effect of this is 10 blow
The blaze through the whole body ofiho kiln Former.
ly the limestone aud coal mixed bot The lime
thus made vas not very good and resort was had To
WOOD lime. The present way remedies all the ,lelcc,,
The product is ofihe hest gualiiy and great
oftme is accomplished, ~ Kiln can'le burned ip
80 hours by the coal. which would take At least 54
hours with wood, while the old plan Of mixing all the
materials consumed 6 days
We half tins discovery a. nrctb.r pr-,f or Tho ,os,
wealth ofour mineral depositcs anal rus; that rs som
as the present business depression shall wear annv.
we may see nround US many evidences of its sue.
ce'sul application.
In the same paper We have the foo wing p,r,rr,ph
SmoH ftcfrse Csai-- Recent trials have fully de
veiopcd the fci that all steam ppwcrcun be driven
ny The refuse COAL which since the commencement
oi mining IA our region. has been accommodating ON ia
lands and wharves ~! our ~iiizens 10 the deir;msnr
20 Their business, and invoking great expense IN re-
moving. The fan tTheei II TO lie the all im,or,onl
means OF consuming this rense which ~ 10 be ON al
iron plate. closely perforated with holes to admit IN,
entire current oi mr. and the pafes So arranged thai
one oHrRs cut IL may be replaced by another This
VIII be the means Of consuming what has herctynrc
neeh cumbersome Ia our business and bring the cost
OF fuel for steam purposes down To the mere expenss
OF handling IT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

40 THE NERVOUS q DEBILITATED.-DR
EVANS TONIC PIi.IS.--Thc powers of T.
vans Camomc Pills SUCH that the palpiiatng
he art. the trcmuious hand. the dizzy eye and
the huiiering mind. yaniSh before their effects
Like noSious ,apor. before the benign influence OF
The morning snn. They have been long successfully
used for the of iniermions. together with fevers
Of the irregular nervous kind, accompanied with ,is-
ceral distractions.
This tonic medicine for nervous complaints. gen.
era debility. indigestion and IT. consequences aswani
of appetite. dsiensop of the - mach, ac,diiy; unplea-
SAINT in the mouth. rumbng noise IN the bowels
nervous symptoms. languor. when the mind becomes
irritable. despondng, thoughtful. melancholy. and dc
ieeied Hyppchondriacism. consumption dimness OF
sight. deriun. and all other affections these
pulls will prUduce safe aud permanent cure.
Evans Pitts first introduced in America in lS35.
Berdre of e slhter feifs.--C AuTIoN.-Bc particular
IN purchasing 20 that the label Of this Medicine
contains notice Of its entry according 10 Act Of Con-
gross. And he likewise particular in obtaining them
nj 100 Chatham st., Ncw-Ysrk. from the regular
agent AVN. II. KING, Wheeling
nov %