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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-24

PRISONERS rSANTa FE.--TLe
Legislature al l.ui.iata have un.nt.
mo"sly passed Resolutions. strongly de-
mourning the conduct oi tie Msx,csns
aud their Government. aud caIinc np0n
the UnIitd States Government 10 ae,
torthHith and with all possible energy.
The New o'Ieans papers also give the
proceedings oi a "numtrous public meet
my al her chz"ns on the 4ih insiant--
which adapted the stangrsi X 9 IUiioas
op"n the subject dechriug that he
MeS'rsns /" ough, nut be regarded rs 4
rI',lizei na,'on-snd calling upon lie
Uni ed Staes Government 10 lake speedy
steps Ia redress The maniiold aud glazing
"uraees" which the American cnizpns
have recei'edl 10 :" do what IL mi nd.
To d.. aud no, wait the re,ult of a tarJy
nepohsilnn. winch will ptoione the suf-
trri"Q "fher ri, Gems and probably ensure
their destruction RAJ R,g
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-24

The Standard &C ,hr 18th. bsire ,hsre-
unin en,h.ldrnrd bv The Iiss.mIlr lelsr
81 lie Daaoereiie Mr.. Henry. hseak, out
in calumn ard half rnHeerning t;es.
Mnrshead. SAID eolumn and . half
abound. in knosing alnks. meaning
nut-. aud ra,iaus iuuedars. INTENDED 20
sci ex,ecialirn on iip.se. Tie uld var
mint t"es lnl pasl,issly say aEs 'hlns;
bur ~. haw excrueiatirgly he does ia
,iaHaft, |, uss with elrsl difficulty that
se eonld discover The "dlamond." 80
deeply imhradsd uas u. - ]. psnsl with
lhsi salnail@ gem. IN ua.h snd III.
llni ne |, urd that .he uhals ss,isle sss
ealeul.,fd end iniendei 10 make ,lls ,sene
hui horrible inpr.s-rn ppm The public
mind that sn ice k0uss has leen find NJ
an lie grounds hrloneing 10 sl.e Ga,er-
mos irg.s.l Il mskrs The cold rhills
run over " 20 think shnul IL. lle DIES
~, break his chilling irimma.ion sud-
denly and falls Upnn The leaders ssrs;le
does not nssfH Ihsi sush !. The lamrnis
hlr farI; ha, puts u IN Tie :atm ~ . :. dam
nshle Innrndo." - is lie wanI III lh,s
m'si accomplished = llrmuesslle" rhelo-
nran.
II what the Standard says be time. iLai
Mr. Henry )" ,l,ruon 10 ~ certain ~ he
lives hll AuRus,"--hs .hrnld no, object
Ia having small lump u ire ron,snlrn,:
he'll need u 10 cool his psfrIed Inrgne
~ The clase 81 The canvas, II he ~sgs
that member with as hlilr DISCRETION as he
handles bic PEN. Greensboro Pat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-24

A YANKEE ARAB The celebrated
Arab chief. who has for several years
bsifled HE French Generals that have
been sent to Africa, is accompanied on all
aIs expeditions by regular down easter
ONE Zachsriah Coilin. a verilsble do
scenianl 81 tie old Admiral. lie sport.
The Moorish dress. rides a magnificent
barb. heads q squadron. lays by the dol
lars. bat refuses 10 Change bIs religion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-09
Price Two Cents.

Ting Cow WAFER MAGAznE, for October, No. 4.
- -, gFer. I5j Byn6s,trg.
4LF D:vorrov - LLiary OF Select Novels BY
Ire Ne s,rs PnrY- : P.c.acys No . -Prce rs
eents.--A good ~ c Ia lli cur inIsfy
PAULINE. a TA.E OF Noi.MA. -. V.nchea6r,
30 DIM 81 Price one SMILING.
IvANroe --Waverly Novels, 10. ..--PTice -
cents -Israd Post, IS Bo,coy Al Scott's novels
for So
HANDY ANDY, No 10, October-D Arfhfon, 200
Broadway.
MUsc.-"When the Moon on the Lake is BEAM
lng"-by Stephen G. Masset-JVm. Dubois, 2S5
Broadmoy. Also, "Many long years was parted
from thee"-by Henry G. WATSON Inn. DUBOIS
2S5 Broadway.
NEw YORK Legal. OBSERVER, No 5-This num-
Der appears TO be an Improvement both in interest
and utility, over It's predecessors Bankrupt cases
continue TO torn large proportion Of It's contents
Lawyer look att
THE KNlcKERDNcgER- For Nopep,bT.-The most
amusing paper IN this number is a vivid description
oi picture auctlon undei the head of Life in New
York
Guy MANNERING-WAvsRLY NovELs-Price %
ceDts--No. 2, compe in . weekly numoers Is
rael Post, SO Bowey, New York.
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Circuit Court.

Nov. A. JYiiiidn j. Barrett VS.. Lucius S. Com
stock and Gurdon j. Leeds This was an action for
libel aud involved mass OF testimony, occupying
the court for days
The libel complained of was published in the Sun,
and charged Burrt with exhibiting false docume MS
TO certain editors to make them believe he was the
agent for Taylor's Balsam of Liverwoort, &c. The
defendants pleaded the general and attempted
to Justify. The plaintiff had laid his damages at
ten thousand dollars. After able charge from
the Judge the jury about to make up verdict
without leaving the court room bnt at the suggestion
OF the Court went out and were absent about five
minutes, when they returned a verdict for deten-
dants.
The plaintiffs counsel had them poled when
each one decls red that to be his verdict Mr.. Mu-
lock for plaintiff Messrs. Jaudon and Chester for
defendants
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Literary Notices.

The CLAY MrNsrREI.AThis purports to be the off
spring of that patriotism which catches It's insplra-
ton from the immortal God" CLAY. 1t is one OF
the poetic agents elevate Henry Clay to the Pre-
sideucy; end the following are samples that will
make Horace, Shakespeare and others tremble for
their laures. l..4 ...r ...t .
The following, Tor example, is very much In the
vein of Shakespeare = ,
But our state cooks began to see,
That the people through this vast country,
lH All wanted food as well as he,
Tha, loaied within the chair
That loaied within ne chair.
HH That losfed within the chair,
That loafed within the chair.
And ruled the nations roast.
SO finding people growing lank,
They cooked dish Jailed the Sac Bank,
And sent John Ii slice, quite frank,
10 taste within the chair,
To taste within the chair,
To taste within the chair,
And approve the peoples dish.
II made TITS equity stomach sick Id.
He " threw II up" and sen it back,
:. Saying, the folks shan. have dish SO crack
While sit in the chair,
While sit In the chair,
while sit in the chair, C-
I'll say what they shall eat.
These verses forcibly remind one of the immortal
Cowper:- r..
This time we fell in with Judas,
A dotard both selfish and vain
And he's made our Wing Rife burn printing
But wen pick flint aud try II again.
But we'll pick flint, Sc.
His ey es have grown dim with the vapors,
Abstructons have added his lran
And whatever he shoots at he misses
But well pick flint and try !, sgainj
But wo1l pick flint, &c
And now when a bastard and traitor
Has caused us to triumph in vain,
True Harry leads on to the rescue,
Crying, pick flint and try 1t again J!
crying, "pick flint" nc.
H,sHY Cay OF KrSrucxv soar leader,
Come rally from mountain and plain
Thin, no more OF the thing that bctray ed us
Bat pick flint and try 1t sgan'
The mex, might easily be mistaken tor Horace -
Ba, as counsel lasted not when reigned. when
Ger tiet i 70 10 ro, as reigned.
liz counsel lasted not, for my vows soon forget
And row Texas is my lot since I've reigned
Now ls beat retreat from the chair, from the chair,
Fem The na.ion's highest seat to despair
Oh must beat retreat to the rogues march quick and
All my re.o is M &c: toes 5ootiess stare.
Poetry aud patriotism certainly is riz, if not
more.
Ipr ForEIGy QUARTERLY REv,Ew; Joseph Ma
500 l,2 prot'scIy October. 1872 1T contains The
famous article on Newspaper Literature OF the Uni-
Ted States.
The WrsgAissrt. Rr'TEw. fer oc,ober.---Jo-
Sh MrsHi. ..fsrU ar-.l -r..l
ilcers Mss, HATS Ma VINE. fc,T Eove,nhrr
ihs asnyer co0'a;ns tie LIE Y 9. f cs lpi-
.es. cer,nar Fertile Hcych.nis .iHc zlseht Her-
~ ODsre, q Custom fInrsc r'eih ard o. y ,.!cr.
l'nedior rhe tass There at4 vtrYruivr'- ne
Ul.,cIe on .rgyPi ond alshcmAt Al, cutuinyfcH ~
q. Cody Esq whore trdvcis 10 titte0ttn9 cas-
a.eJ 81 IA nation last sr,nuer Or cfr'e'n guar,
'ers iany ct me prcsy ;ravelem ~ shet = W.,
never forgive Mr.. cody Tor PUBLISH < . ,.ls ~ ~
amusing that it set half the world into roar VI
THr LIRE or w, sIrISgroy. No flames Strin-
ger, l55 Brodd,cay by Jared SPARKS ''''''
numbers.
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BY WILLIAM Fl. SEWARD,
Governor of the State Of New York.
a ~ N 4


Thursday the eighth day OF December next hereby
appoinedto be observed by the pco e this State
dsy Of Public hank wing AMI Praise 10 Almighty God
or the manifold blessings OF e yc1r We have titled
enrh in safety, and gathered plentiful, larrests relieved
labor by en'ions of and apple atoms OF cence
brought successful termination works o. physical inn
proven designed 10 proJnoe socJ, intercourse and 10
guard as accidents to human liz, and augment its
rendered ST. m of intellectual and moral
preh,nsive hedge OF the agricultural forest and mi
neral resources which Providence has supplied within
the terri,or, assigned for our habtation. The savage
warfare hich hong allied the southern border
of country scarcely less painful to humanity wheth
victorious unsuccessful agsinst
rude riuei people, has ceased Commotions hch
threatened to involve sister State, and the whole
ncricsn .amy in the calsmities Of civil and thus
reprc growing confidence of mank lind in their cSpa
city scligovenment. have peacefully subsided and
our controversies with dnt'n~uished European nation
have hcn adiuste hy frosty securing recpoc al advan-
Iages am directing the efforts 0: 10th States to the
Va! OF rtproach Of b-ister 'om by the extirpeCn
Of ,h- slave trade Philanthropy abaed her Zeal
within rl6rs while ding her vistaoDs dis.
tart rcaiors and the aiore 81 Philosophy throughout
tne civilized world have been crowned with disc overes
rg 70 ameorae human life and elevate the dignity
ci lan'<, md.
I.,us everently ackncwlaige that these and all the
blessings We njoS, d"scesf from Hin b. HON the
human OF air. regulated aca cpntrci'tl with infinite
wisdom and mercy.
Given m,d.i ny hand and The priv fca. the State at
IN CITY e A.irny this sew, nth hy Of Novem-
I. s. in he ot Lord CT" .hcu oni eight hun
dred ana iorty-two ai,l ~ the SIN. yseventh year
OF Amel & an lnd'pcn hence.
WILLIAM Al. srwARD.
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WORTHY ATTENTION

WON IIOIN
I0HT LIGHT -horn's pate solid bottom GLASS Foun
II. Lamps for Che meal Ot-Fom the cular beauty
elegance Of Lamps their neat construction and supe
destined supersede all others
The total abseace Of smoke and smell the unparalleled
brlaDcy OF flame, IL admitted TO be unequaed
~ BAT less cost than half hour The proprie
the public that lamps be med and kept
order with little trouble and with much and facility
thvse from then mandatory o. Fay sole Tor the
l Fulton street, 2d door from the New YORK
Sun office.
Also Chemical Oil, Camphne. Globes, Wicks, &c. Sc Of
quality at the lowest nprket prices wholesale and
retail. 20 lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-09

GROUND SPICES AND COFFEE
A r. THE HOPE MILLS, u Masactheid street, between
"A rosd and Whehs late 2b1 E.izabe III street, New York
dce 7o Front Constantly hand the lowest marke,
p.;ces and ~ the usual varisD Of pscks7ea AZ 2nsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-09
VICTOR GlROUD.

VICTOR GIkOUD,
M ATC MAKER, NO. 20 Ce.tIe the of New
w York, obtained verai goid
American Mechanic Institutes vi New York, the year
1856 30 40 and al; and so Leleispaten
Cirououeier EscapneLt AMI foi his Magic Chronometer
has houor thaak
Confidence they heretofore reposed and assures
them that will tn.ir Patronage, by apply
al the puncuaIty and abilities which he
may De ossed III his art To ,e entire satisfaction OF
elds customers.
He viii manufacture Duplex Lepne and Patent
Lever E=cap, and general ali kinds belong
the Of Watch aAing He also Chronofne
& very OF tiine-pie
H. vail also order and alter all kinds Of
chsncai Lans and VIII Warrant his which will be
al moderate pfices, sui the times.
. Just reformed Tom Euope, has
brought WIN HIM articles suitable
which ne invites his Tn ends and when
he otis ior al Ihey consist
Ia ~ cks or fendtiums quite inod,rn ia terns.
Mechanical lsmis the b, makers Pans.
Lamp Gloss Giobes, both aud panied style
sdtcy iscics, saigaDl. y.
liy dropnuInati Apparatus almost
only one gcU,r rally adopted
Mr. " o. having 81 isicd correspondence france
wi te aten the best chancai LII
Paris. will always keep hand choice III
Mn 4 IIl.r
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A RITZ ) L IN II A r..
MANUFACTURED FROM

MANUFACTURED FROM
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR.
NJ OF thar inches long, hundred different de-
~ sgns-Neeklaces, Bicees, Watch guards, Earrings
Flowers, R,ngs, WIS aud Scaips.
A 9. BAERY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
Still stand above all Others. Their cuar light
and snarg their being shaped exactly
the natural HAIR their ascy and their
teria aud workmanship well their style OF finish and
arrangement all combine form such perfect heads Of hair
that they must be 10 BIZ fully appreciated.
Parties having of hair Of living deceased friend
omed by him into design the mind conceive
In such form u will b. a keepsake invaluable.
Gatuous advice all diseases connected with the
hair, at the Hair Cutting Rnoms.
lac BROADWAY, cor of Liberty street,
jyl2 ems Up Stairs.
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TO THE ANA IEuKS OF The
AClJ.p DIDNt


SIGNOR L. MARTiNi hess 10 inform public that he
- has publshei h's Accordion INSTRUCTION. which d.
vded first Tor lle Accoiions without
top.s-he for w,th tones both Of which
amply furnished with selected masic aud
ely wren order hst the amateur lsiy have
entire command a lnstsusLtD Ut.
SlGNOR MART NJ bsgs 70 state that he has large
collection Of Mss. the Acc ldvn which he intends
publish shortly and he TINT
he should b. .espeo The Ssnor will be thank u
all those who viii al ans idence, 30 Canal
where he continues u give hts essoof, aui93msr
n WILHELM5, No. ga Bl,eiwey offers FOR sale his
-. imported stock o, goods, Hfolesale snd retail.
I-Ui Embroidere, conheei and flashed pieces OF
kinds; woIsied, wool, stitching and knitting silk beads
canvas patterns, &c. -
Ain smaii and lace all sorts Of silk and worsted
be Tders TRAININGS els sges, and article
tins l,e don. in the mot fashionable taste.
aThe AMI splendid choice Of artificial flowers,
done the neatest wo and bouquets dIade
&C.
4-Arcl.s Of iron of the various descriptions,
manuia tufed IN the Ros Al Iron Foundry Berlin
3.-ExQuisIte ne figures in bronze.
GA beautiful assortment Of superhue basket w'res
IA considerable and e choice Of pressed AMI painted
paper, sheets Of let paper visit Cards. ~afers &C.
San elegant ana great stoe Of the bnest porce,aln
ga splendid assortment OF the finest dressing attic
and e nu.ass. o28 tmsr
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- SELLING og.AT wALKER,s-ao rIadie,

E SELLING ogsAr wALKER's- $50 n ladies
& De II d Sa q ,pG s: VI 1ns sI pr
sod y aud h eesgsd b29. fan s. 2 sd $, 2 P,
rs 20 psi' hdeg fron as 10 S. - pair 500 .,dits
so "a of water proof lots moccss a rubhes
rom s .q d a GSo's a rsoa d hs e.
the cnes2st ia the city. Call and for yourselves Canal -
osi lm.ec is wALHENs.
@ CLINTON CHEAP Boot sna Shoe M.rseti 500
e found boots sS.H aad I .soes TO- ~. ,1e All
p, sea Ss'a%. '% s.
% % the cSs
Market 500 G'eenwieh corner Spring street o2, lm%r
Esa LADIES' BOOTS AND sAOEs-Lockwoodl
s 5 keep hoe s e .ni i e."
fashions Orders received by the dozen from places OF
GYMNASIU n
SPARRING SCHOOL ~ PISTOL GALLERY.
as u Nv Gs 4 s d Ss% =
Gymnastics and Pistol Practice now opea for the season
G1 mnasam whieh viii 1w be found every respect
.oiee and equal TO o.aeT 10 the country for athletic
Ss . rs ss,9 pfs
superior quality. Ter"s moderate Gentlsmen invited
to call at any tine tring The dsv. ole n.r
SELF-COcKING PISTOLS
RLUNT * SYMS, Importers and Manufacturers, No. IS
d. ss ss"s En @ Ss Pocket
These pistols have The advantage over all oteIs the and by
eco" aud Ses Being NO in the
prevent taking sight with the ordinary pistol
in the market, wholesale retail We have great
OF other kinds OF Pistols be found, with Res, s.
Muskes for shipping and military Prize Muskes doi Fowl
Guns for duckng, with Powder. Shot fasks, Bags
Locks, Barrels small
NBCountry dealers requested call and
assortment before purchasing elsewhere. SO 2mNr
BAKERY, 40 Lspen ird street. The subscriber respectfully
- informs his old friends hat he Is resumed
his old OF and be thankful for their
Having taken the stand formerly occupied by u. w. MIL
LII H. 40 Lspenad celebrated Tor good cake and the
the well known Kn,ce rbocScr Bakery, No. William ST.
favorIe for good I'd biscaIhe thinks he has
not osotten how 10 please The taste % u rasiis
N.B-Always hand, fruit cake OF all K,tis aud prices
wedding cake OF all Of all
siZesusk biscuit and bread every zehsoub,,u and
CRACKERS fresh every morning. 90 imeI
WATCHES LOWER THAN EVER-In consequence
is selling OF told ald silver Levers An nor
Lepne and other Watches, AID sple udd
patterns, aud Jewery, a. retail considerable reduction
from former lower than be
TO % dollars each Wache. aud Jewy exchanged bought
All Watches warranted u kecp good time the money
turned Watches aud Clocks repaired the best aud
warranted at much less han the usua prices.
u u ALLk.N lmpoft.r OF Watches ard Jewery,
ol2 lm.m Whol.s sale ard Retail, 80 Walls., up
NEW Ca ii TAILOR.lNG
+ ; I 4 q III ) II III f n L.
NO 80 CHURCH ST tBEIWEEN hGADE AND
CHAMBERS STREETS.
CTENILEMEN iunisnns Their o~a goods can have them
" made III the most fashionable French style, cheaper
than offered before IN this city.
Overcoats IN de aud trimmed $ss
Dress "
=, Vest anu Pants s15oto rs
n. B.-kepairipe done in the neatest manner. -
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New London, Conn.

new llOhIOh, SOnus
(Corres pondcnce OF the Hrrad.1
NEw LONDON. Nov. 9, lSl2.
Elder Scan and the First Baptist Chluoh-Ercut
meat Smbsding-1he Methodist ChWch-M
Thompson
81 will wiring your heart
lift be made Of penerable stuff
II damned custom have not BRAID IL 80,
That it be proof and bulwark against sense"
" II is not madness,
That have uterd bring me to the test,
And the matter will re-word which madness
Would gambol from
A" For almost can chan re the stamp Of nature,
And either cu:b the devil, or throw him out
30. With Wondrous potency ---."
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u. WOj)D-S
NEWLY INVENTED
PARLOR AND HAIL STOVES.

THIS Of the valu able inventions offered
the publ IN TIE stove line ant Is the most perfect article
exisD', for the of all nds of wood heating
aa,; has less four radiators
ing ues arranged that the rad placed between
fires all the heat rated be distributed
aiinfn while IN otne stoves large portion of the heat Is
carrea of the pipe One peck coal IN tbs stove v
puoc he you have the advan Of open fire spen
Did sfsic AZ pleasure N rN
BY all who have examined To be the per
ct combio,ioa OF utility ad ornament brought ofwsr
but e. be y appreciated ,tneed onl to be and
ed and all in of superior article for heating halls
of ic.s, nurseries, Nc. ART invited 10 call
Prices suited 10 tire tunes.
Aso hand yavty Of or er STovEs, suitable for all
poses, which will be sold verg low.
L. WOOD, 237 Water street, between
o2l Imsr Peck slip and B.. kfnan street.
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NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK.
THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com
pany have established Freight Line between New
Brunswick and New York. which they intend perIne-
nently.
Leayng New Brunswick at 81 a. ~ daily, Sundays
cepted) and the foot OF Liber eet New York T. M
To country dealers and The above line very
sable for the speedy and OF merchandise
OF description, and particularly Droyers and
Dealers Live Stock who head
ed between New Brunswick and New York. the day
whenever required.
The rates for the transportation of cattle torsas miles
Sheep hogs &C. and all other kinds Of merchandise
low, exceeding steamboat prices
Merchandise b. this line subject
charge in crossing the North River.
The Company have fitted mp a large storehouse New
Brunswick adjoining the Railroad Depot which will always
eopen for the reception of me chandise.
Passengers purchasing their tckea the ticket Offices will
receive fery tickets gratis
U = Freight fer Newark, Elizabehtown, Railway, West
field Plainfed Scotch Plains Boundbrook iie
conveyed by the above lines and delivered the day when
received au 1n
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HOUSEKEEPING.

BOOKKEEPING.
l'hE COUNTING ROOMS OF T.. &. MARSH for the
tui OF p actca B3okkse Ping, and cantile arithmetic
hours daily. 49, ~ " - -
os, et"ses with terms may be had the rooms No. 90
their II m irss wGrss which highly recommended for
Dnah lie r o,a a. AL, 30 We. Prices as ows:-
DouvV HvHJ bookkeeping Simylifed. 10Th edition. 81 90
III. W improved. Sd edition, IS
ihsc BOOKS ate veil cn'ae for schools aud
IA
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STOVES-OVENS t
THE largest assortment OF Stoves Of house New
York-Their WHY invented Psror Stove needs bn, 10 be
TO be universally adopted. Its mmense radi.g
exceeds that OF other now use-exhlb
with the consumption Of less fuel
IL Also discharges IT'S own ashes by simple without
song or lodging dust the furniture Of the which
is used will be iouno the cheapest and most economical
Stove ever brought before the public.
As Cook ST YES new AIR iish,, &c in all Varieties from
three doiiars upwards Every srtie'- rrsnted.
RILEY > PATENT BOiLi.R AND IRON HEARTH
adnirahe srticieth be fitted Ia
and oi IA ed vape bfony al
an also ~ atns IRONS Ter Ionlg ciohes Riley he IN
ventor and sole p.tentee.
o2l im.r ElLtY MYERS, % Z very
FlSk'S PATENT NOVELTY COOK SrUVE.
HIS Stove p.ononnc.d last year aud is l.is, BIZ
who have be MY the b. Il, lui IN
osy STOW. they I'd which ikn boiling,
iDg, could os done perfectly, and Il the time
This the has been such, that doub. The
amount Of cooking be doue, fand that perfecon
tan upon o,,r Stove of he size for proof II
which. h-,s cn cal. Fish, Stove Estabshmn
300 Wtcr street, where quantity Of references will b.
Civ rlAI further, Stove warranted the
funded Fisks Regulating Pre- MUM Drum for parlo Hall
and hail. plro aud Office stoves and all the ordinary
cooking stoves. FIR sale cheap IA H
FlSK'S Stove Estib' ishment. 209 Water street.
The above and also the regulating drum b,
the Fair but those string stoves, requested
cal, t tn establishment whtre they examine them
better advantage, 2c9 w alter street. ole lmsec