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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-06
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Duty on American Wheat and Eour.--An
attempt is now making by number of landed
proprleiors in Canada. to induce the English
Government to make protecting duty upon
the productions Of the United States imported
into that province.
The Mail Steamboat Walker. Capt. Otway,
plying between New Orleans and Mobile. burst
her boiler near Dog River a few days since.
severely scalding FIVE persons, and injuring
some others. No cause assigned.
Prentice Mrlien. formerly Chief Justice OF
Maine. died in Portland on Thursday, aged
&c years. The Argus states that Mr.. Melen
was the eldest member Of the bar in this conn
Try.
Ben,roience- is said that Joseph Gurney.
the celebrated Quaker. during his late visit /"
This country, made donations TO the charitable
assoc iaions TO an amount exceeding $4,000.
Hon. Joseph w. Chinn, formerly NJ. C.
from the Northern Neck District, Va. died at
his residence in Richmond county, Dec. 5h.
The U. s. Steamship building iu Philadel-
phia is to he called the Mississippi.
HAsDsonE PREsENT.-Giving your hand TO
lady on New Years day TO keep for life.
South Carolina has a total population of j3l.
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In this town, on the 24h ult, BY the Rev. Mr..
Gayi, Mr. James J. Hubbard. TO Miss Charlotte
A. Eldridge both Of this town
10 Portsmouth, on Wednesday morning last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Tuner Mr.. Philip 3. Bourn, Of
Bristol, to Miss AdaiIne ID, daughter Of Mr.. Jon
aihsn 1alman, Of Portsmouth
In Bus,ol, on THURSDAY evening oath Ult., Mr..
Benjamin r. Wilson, 10 Niss Elizabeth a. Mei.,,
both Of Bristol.
In Providenee, on Thursday last, Mir Edmund
r. Pren;,ss, 10 Miss Amanda C. Hull both Of p.
In Lafayette Village, on the Sd inst Nj. Joshua
Arnold to Miss Lucy, daughter Of Enoeh Lowell,
Esq, all Of North Kngstovn.
AT New York. on the 2iih inst, Mr.. HenD L.
Cornett, Of Liberty, MichigaD. to Miss Hanna b
V. Cornell, Of this town.
In New York. en- the 29ih nit. nr John Nc
Conk.y, 10 Miss Jane A. Fairbanks. both Of Prov.
idence.
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OF the company or colony. The enrporators
and their successors alone had the power 10
make men FRrE. or in other words 10 extend
TO them the elective franchise. As the charter
made no other provision with respect 10 voters
rleit in the hands Of those already "made free"
to impose such conditions on others. as they
mil ght deem expedien,. This, Of course, left
the elective franchise entirely at the disposal
Of the legislative authority. and thus il still
continues. The successors OF the original cor
porstors have found this despo,ic power too
convenient aud profitable 10 he readily relin-
pushed, and therefore they cling 10 the char
Ter which gave il TO them. The result is, the
entire political power is monopolzed by about
two fflhs Of the free citizens OF the State. who
eonirive TO disfranchise three fifths. by means
Of the arbitrary power put into theif hands by
ROYAL CHARTER.
This is the true difference between the GOV
ernment of Rhode Island. and the governments
OF other States. In all tn. other States, the
people themselves. have framed and sdop,ed
constitutions. which secure the elective fran
elise, which legislative bodies dare not neddle
with. and which fix and define the qualihc ,iions
Of voters. Those qualifications caunot- be
changed but by a majority Of the people them.
selves. I'm Rhode Island. there is ne coustiiu-
tional provision to thar effect The two ffihs
are the privileged order. established by King
Charles BY his especial grace" and of his own
ocH and pleasure" The legislative body is
the creature Of this dsspOtic aris,oeracy. Ths,
body is supreme. for the time being. II has
no written constitutional provisions but the
charter. 10 limit its actions. That permits il TO
do all things not repugnant to the laws Of the
British realm. And, among other acts. it can
do, and does. what no republican legislature on
earth can dot has the full control Of the ri sh,
Of suffrage. and regulates the qualifications
and conditions Of the elective franchise al pleas.
ure, secures the arbitrary rule OF t,ro fths over
THREE FIFTHs. and, at the same time, pros,i-
iu,es itself to party purposes. by the enactment
Of election laws, which no legislature should
have the power TO enact. 10 promote party OBJ
jec,s.
These are some Of the beauties and excellen.
ces OF the Rhode Island government. as provi.
ded for by the unworthy occupant Of British
throne. These should be sufficient to make
any freeman ashamed Of it. Ye, these are but
a small portion.
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SNIP @ NEW $.
PORT OF NEWPORT:
ARRIVED.

ahNlN Ed.
WEDNESDAY,. Dec 3oth.
Seh'r Cloud, OF Duxbury from North Carolina
for Bristol
THURSDAY. Dec. 3lst
Sch'r Superb Russell, from Nantucket for New
York; Lebanon Elliot Portland for PHILADELPHIA
Vsiula, Fihrooks, Camden for New York
Sloop Gen. Jackson from Providence for New
York
Pioi.Boat Superior of Tisburv from cruise
Spoke Goth. leagues Sw from Gay Head. bri.
Motto, of New Haven, from Florida for Boston /;
Dthi of Cav Head, bark Ann Reynolds, fm Phil.
adelphia for Boston.
Plo,-Boa, Relief, OF Tisbury, from a cruise.
FRIDAY, Jan. Isl.
Schr Mechanic Of bingham. Littleneid from
NoIfok for Providencs-whils running into this
harbor last night, being unacquainted. attempted
10 pass between the Breakwster (Which is unhn.
lshed) and the Light on The North Point Of Goat
Island and sroundsd.-She has been got of with.
out damage.
schr Champion, Drew, from Nantucket for N.
York
Pilot. Boa, Hornet, of Ti.bury. from Holmes
Hole.
Sloops Charles Ash. from Providence for New
York; Eliza. Law,nn, from Warren,
SMLED.-Brig Paron, for New York; Sch'r
John Spofford, for do Hudson, for do George
Coltcs, for do; Pontiac for Norfolk; Gen. Cobb.
for Baltimore Brig Annawan. for Wilmington.
SATURDAY, Jan. ID.
Sch'rS Pomphrei, Of Mt Desert Moore, from
Lubbock for New York Deposit, of Boston Hen
rich. Newburvport for Norfolk Superior. CIlley.
Providence for Baltimore; Rienzi Snow, aud
Gen. Cobb, Cobb, both sailed hence for Baltimore
on the lSt-returned in consequence Of head wind
The Gen. Cobb reports large Daroue ashore
on the back side Of Long Island near Hamp.
ton, her boat was hoised under the stern. and the
sea breaking completely over the Bark. Cartain
Cobb thinks there we're 6ny persons on the shore
looking at her. II Is supposed she went ashore on
Friday night in the EaStery gale
/ SloopS Hudson. West. from New Bedford for
Providence; Hope, Putnam, from Bristol
sS Barque Nicholas Brown, from Mobile for
Providence passed up the West Bay this afternoon
SUNDAY. Jan. Sd.
Sch'r Superb, of and from Nantucket for New
York
! Two fore and aft Sch'rs. one Of them of Port
! land from New York with Gotten for Providence
passed up this morning.
! Brig Hokomok from Charleston for Provi
dence, passed up the Yves, Bav about p M
MONDAY. Jan 4th.
No arrivals
TUESDAY, Jan 9Th
Sch'r Currency, Gray. 2s days from Halifax fo
Philadelphia.
s.LEp.-Brig Amehyst, Simpson, Havana =
Sloop Charles. Ash, New York
In Port--Ship Lion, for New York; baruue Ol
i've. for Mobile brig Prince de Joinvilie. Gard
ner, for Havana. soon schr Gen Cobb taking il
fr for Baltimore. 10 sail frs, wind; schr Renzi
disg Salt,-for do. do.
CLEARED.
2d-Brie Ane,hvst, Simpson, Havana.
l5th-Sch'r Rienzi. Snow, Baltimore.
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NEw-YoRK Cattle MARKET, Dec %.
Reported for the New York Jour. Of Commerce.
At market GOO head Of beef cattle. including 50
left over last week So milch cows and 1900 sheep
and lambs.
The demand for Beef was active. and sales wer.
made at about 15c the cwt higher than last week
- $50 head we're taken at s61 TO sS1, averaging
S7} tho l00 lbs
Mich Cows were mostly sold at 25, 3j and $40.
each
Sheep and Lambs were in good demand and
400 were taken. Sheep at s. 5o.aod 81. Lambs
at 81 50. 50 and 81 each.
IIay-Salcs BY the load at 62I TO 75c the cvt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-06

The RrsUNPTIoS.-The Phil. STANDARD ha.
the following IN relation ts the resumption Of
specie payments on the par, Of The Phadel.
phia Banks.
"Speculaions. We perceive, are still rife in
regard to the probable course Of The Banks Of
Philadelphia. We have taken some pains to
inform ourselves on this head, and are grati6ed
in being authorized TO say. that the United
States Bank and the Philadelphia institutions
generally will under no circumstances postpone
their resumption beyond the 18th Of the pres
ent month"
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Great Mail RObbery.-A letter from BaIti-
more dated the 30th, TO the New York Express
states that the Great Western Mail on the Ma
tlonal Road has been robbed no less than eight
hmes between the middle Of November and the
18th Of December. The package of letters
from New York and East Of il has been so Of.
ten taken out and stolen. This package OF
course contained heavy remittancrs. No clue
to the discovery Of the robber has yet been OBJ
tanned.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
UHROPosAI.S wilibe received at ,hcciIce ofths
C6mmissary General of Purchares III Phil
adelphid. to furnish the following materials aud ar
,ices iJt the United States Army 70, the year l5il
| viz:
Blue cloth G - wide dyed IN indigo and IN the
WOd
Sky Blue Twi'l'd Cloth, 6 IA wide.
Unbleached Cotton ShiriIng. / wide.
Flannel Of Cotton and Wool, wide.
Canton Flannel, wide,
Unbleaci'ed Cotton Drlng. I and I wide.
Uniform Cap. Tor Uragoon. Artillery and infantry.
PUmpons for Artillery aud Infantry.
Hair Plvmes for Dragons,
Bands aud Tassels do
A,gniller~ for Artillery and Infantry
Worsted Sashes, (criin,on and Yellow
Shoulder Straps for AruIlery aud Infantry.
do (brsss) Dragons.
Epnuisiies, n. G.. Staff, Artillery and Infantry
Forage Caps,
Laced Bootees pairs,
Wooden Half Stockings.
Leather Stocks
Blankets. Ga feet long 3 vide, weight lb..
Horse Blankets, Blue, & feet long, % feet wide
weight 4 lbs.
Metal Gap Equipments FOR Drugoon', Artillery
and Infantry
FelIing Asss.
Iisichsts.
Wors;ed Binding and Cord Of aH kinds.
Common Tents.
Wall Tents aud Flies.
Hospital Tents.
(The quantity and number Of these articles will b,
determined hefcater)
CASKS and Cooperage for one year iion April
ne1t
Saddles complete, for Dragons.
Brides aud Baringales.
Spurs aud
Ls Ilher IIslier.
The whole arc TO be NJ domestic Manufactured
msierisls Pattern, Of nll thn required Woollehs
aud Cotton Clo,hs and articles deposited IN the
Comr,sary General, Office IN this city Tor evan
nation. Samples of any Of the Woollen aud Cot
ton Clofhs wdl be sent to any manufacturer on ap'
rcauon to this Office by mail and such information
gwen ~ may be desired. The Booices are TO he OF
eight sizes. and the Gaps Of four sizes. The sizes
aud propouishs OF sizes " III be stated ~ the co,
tracts
On the samples and patterns exhibited, The con.
tracts will be founded aud inspec,lons mad. aud
no article will be rctsiysd that - inlefpr m The ma
ierial or workmanship to- or ihsi does not CORES
pond IN every respect with, the pattern on when
= contract 10 founded
The supplies nrc 10 be delivered at the United
Sisss Arsenal. near Philsdelphs. for inspection ~
equal mon,hly portions snd the contracts sre 70 be
fulfilled on or before the Isl day otJuly lSiO
The proposals. must be ia writing. sesed and en-.
dorsed Proposals ahd must rsaeh The ONCE o'
the Conmlssary General Of Purchases on or before
the l5ts day of Jannsry. lsil. Security VII De
,eanireJ for the fulhluent Of contracts.
Couuissary C,ncrsl's Office
Phllsda. Dec. ". 1910 dec "a
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UTThe second trial to elect member Of
Congress, in the 10th District Mass. took place
on Monday. The New Bedford Mercury of
yesterday gives returns from nine towns. in
which Borden has a majority Of Ia votes. and
apurality over Williams of l2I votes The re-
naming towns in November gave Borden 20
majority. He is probably elected.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-06

The SECOND VicrIa.-The man whose
marriage 10 the unfortunate Mis-. Wood, the
daughter OF the Philadelphia conf.c,ioner. led
10 the murder Of his wife by her father, was
buried from a Philadelphia Aims house last
Saturday. he died there during the week 10
poverty and distress.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-06

"A "ballance sheet" Of the affairs Of the
" United States" Bank has been published, bn'
is so little better than those of the same Kind
which havs preceded it, as not 10 be worth print
lag. Ofwhat are termed assests" the greater
part are Of doubtful value, and TO include un-
der that head The value Of an unexpired term
of the charter is an absurdity. A very different
account must be prepared before the deputstion
from Philadelphia can hope TO succeed in ne
gotiaiins the loan which is said TO have brought
them 10 England.
London 7imts. Dee. /.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-06

MArAmoRAs.-By late arrival from Maia-
poras We are informed that Gonzales, leader
Of the pirates who took possession ofthe Amer
lean schooner al Corpus Christi Bay and mur-
detrd her crew. has been arrested through the
exertions of Major Smith, American Consul.
residing at Matamoras. Several others have
also been arrested. and confined a. being accom-
plices N O. Bee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-06

Clores.--The tree which hears this well
X, own spice is a native of the East Indies, and
in its gsneral appearance resembles the laurel :;
the parts used are the uuexpanded flower. which
acquire their dark brown color from the smoke
in which they are dried in order to preserve
their aromaiic nnalities.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday. Dec 28

Reported for the Boston Daily ad-. and Patriot ]
At Market 360 Beef Cattle, rs Stores, 1000
Sheep and lao Swine.
PRicEs- Beef Cottie.-In consequence Of the lin
tied number at market, an effort was made TO sd-
vance the prices of Cattle without much success
W. quote first quality So $50; third quality 81
AS.
Stores-A very few sales were noticed.
Sheep-Lots at 81 &c, 1888. S2-Weihers 80, 50
81.
S,rin.-, 10, to close at 81 At retail for SowS
and for Barrows.
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On the first day ofthe session OF the Maryland
Legislature, Mr. Bowie asked leave to bring in
bill to authorize the banks TO Issue note. Of
less denominaten than five dolIais, bu, not less
than one.
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A LETTER FROM MR.. BENTON.
To the Editor of the Cincinnati Adrertiser.

"'t 1SHftOi ~ btc CtNcWNNt <tuCtIbScT'
senate CHAmBEK Dee. Is. 1870.
Dear Sir: ] am glad TO see that you hav.
ho'sied the Van Buren flag for ls44. Thi, is
the third time since the commencement Of our
government. that the Democracy have been
defeated in the Presidential Election and think
the party should do as il has done hereto
fore. and Immediately take up their defeated
candidate, aud move forward with him without
division aud without faltering. This is the
way the Democracy acted in 1896, when Mr..
Jefferson defeated by The elder Mr.. Adams.
aud in ! 524, when General Jackson was defeated
by Mr.. John Quincy Adams. In each OF
these cases the Democracy, inste nj Of wasiin.
Their time IN vain regrets. or weakening them
selves by divisions, Immediately took up their
defeated candidate, applied themselves TO the
prrper presentation before the public, and car
REQ inm iriumphantly through. | am for fol
lowing IN. same course now and can sec no
reason Tor an hours delay. For one. am FOR
Mr' an buren against the world, and that up
on full view and a full APPRECIATION Of his CON
1"c' p'Onc dh' private Tor twenty years past,
want no oeueI candidate, no better President.
no be'ter man. ] want no fzirrr trial fo, the
Democracy than a second ccnte., il, his nc,so,
will afford. The late election do No, re,,,d
as settling the question Of party supremsey.-
II Is good victory for the Federslisis, and
great defeat Tor the Demoeraey. but the line
was not fairly drawn between them. and I re.
qUirs a new trial before can surrender the
Democratic csnse. want s,ne~trial in the per-
son Of our defeated, but irrrproschsbe caudi-
date. End loot for the ssme result IN ~. case
which the Democracy Of former days foond in
The second trial Of Mr. Jefferson aud General
Jackson.
Yours truly.
THOMAS II. EENToN.
No,Is DausoN. Esq.
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Luther. widow Of Mr.. Hezskiah Luther, in The
9th year of her age.
In Providence, on Sunday last. Mr.. John J.
Gladding aged 6s.--Same day. MARY Elizabeth.
daughter of Mr.. Asel Burlingams, aged years
and months.
In East Greenwich, on Monday asst Capt NJ.
ihsniel Greene aged 81 years.
10 New Orleans 10Th ult.. Samuel Hoar. Jr son
of MIR. Samuel Hoar Of Warren, aged IS years
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NOTICE.

a IL Persons having any demands against the
N subscriber, piIor 10 the Ist Of Jsnnsry I-4I
are requested 10 present the same for settlement
Jan. 6.-3t.1 WIN. g.. HAMMOND.
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Splendid London Annual.

HNINDEN's TABBEAU, The IrIs OF Prose,
II Poetry and Ar; splendidy otnberishcs with
~ engraving. edited By May Ros.el Milford, and
elegantly bs1r1 IN green morocco. .--ons copy culy
ior ssIen W GALATIANS
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Gen. Jackson was in Nashville at the last ad
vices, in good health and spirits.
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At 1avana, Goth ulf., brig Echo, MesSer. for
Wilmington, via Matanzas, next day.
At Gibraltar, Nov. Doth. brig Dispatch Wade.
unC sailed from do. Nov. Goth, brig Confidence,
Bailey, for Cadiz.
Arr at New Orleans 23d ult sch'r Octavia,
Weeden, Is days from Wilmington, NC.
WuALERs.
OF Payta, April 2oh, ship Corinthian, Paddock.
Of New Bedford. 400 bbls oil.
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FOR SALE, OR TO LET

and possession giren Immediately.
Ia THE Subsc, iber offers for sale his House
fsrlt1N aud Lot. situated IN tho central part of
Is..als2- Broad street, and lately occupied by tho
Rev L. Howard. The House IL a substantial we u
antlt structure two stories high aud thirty feet
IN length by thirty IN bredlh, with addition to III
reur also two stories high aud Is feet by ~ in d.
me Dsiou, together with a wood house, rsinwaier
cisterm aud u well of good water. The Lot is spa
cious. being 30 feet on Broad stree, and rnnnlng
back upwards Of $50 feet, and covered with ,nric-
" Of fruit and ornamental trees. The whole forms
most eligible residence for private family. or
nay for small amODni be converted into q con.
,encnt boarding house.
MAY Eff WgT. G.. HAMMOND
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The Boston Almanac for 1871.
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The Boston Almanac for lSil.
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Steam Ship Caiedonia.-The British mail
steamer Caledonia. Capt. Clelapd. for Halifax
and Liverpool, left the wharf at East Boston at
3 o'clock on Saturday. Fortunately the steam
boat mall which had been detained in conse-
quencs Of the snow storm. and the snow on the
rails. until after o'clock, reached in season 10
admit of about a thousand letters and large
number OF newspapers brought by it. 10 be for
warded. The number Of letters forwarded by
,hi. ship is about 10000. She has 81 passen-
gers. and i, is stated tina, 30 are to be taken at
Halifax. Boston Patriot.
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Case Of MLeod. d.-Allexander M'Leod. who
WAS suspected Of heing concerned in the murder
committed at the time the steamboat Caroline
vas burned at Fort schlosser in 1897. has had
an examination in Niagara county, \. Y. IL
resulted in remsnding him to Jail until he en-
tered into recegnizance Of $4,000 for himself,
with two sureties Of 81. 500 each for his appear
ance at Court 10 answer to the charge. IL M
Leod lie found guilty, the case will assume a
serious aspect. Our national Government can
not interfere with the decisions of the Courts OF
New York for an offence committed against
the laws Of this State. On the other hand the
British Government has sanctioned the act for
which MLsod is arraignsd. and she is bound
10 protect her subjects II is not easy TO fore
see how. in case MLeod is subjected to pun
ishmeni, a collision between the two Govern
ments is TO be avoided. -Neic Yorker.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
FORT, II. ..
JANUARY fSl1

o. Persons calling for them miHpiedse
say " odcertiscd," as they are placed in a
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

2d-Bris Ame,hvsi, Simpson, Havana.
5th-Sch'r Rienzi. Snow, Baltimore.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-24
10:ly
HEADACHE

CERT IN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,
which has been used in families, every member of
which has had sick headache from infancy. as con-
<tilu;ona family complaint and has cured ef.ctuay
IN every instance yet known, amounting 10 many
hundreds. 1t is not unpleasant 10 The TASTE and does
not prevent the daily avocatons of using it it
must be perseveIed in. and the gradual, but
7ertam aud permanent. Instances are constantly
multiplying wheie this distressing complaint is COM
petely relieved and cured, although of years standing
ny The use OF DIR. Spoin's celebrated remedy. One
decided preference is lis peasanness, having OF
the nauseang effect OF omnon drugs.
II perfectly satisfactory TAT the proprietor has
given direction for his agents 10 refund The price to
any one who is not pleased with, and cured 10y It.
He hopes also that this may its great benefit to
The distressed sufferers who are la,ouring under
Headach.
E. Spohn, NJ. D, Inventor and Proprietor.
COMSTOCK & CO,
II Maiden Lane New York.