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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-15

HENDERSON PARDoNEp.-We understand that a
pardon was on Wednesday received by the Marshal
OF the District OF Columbia, from the President, IN
favor of John b. Henderson, who was convicted
about five years ago of counierfeting Treasury
the To- ten IN
quite five years. and during that period, as we learn
from the late and present wardcns of The penitenta-
~, MS conduct has been very correct and becoming
his unfortunate situation -Ifltelipencer
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The WEEKLY HERALp.-The Weekly Herald
issued this day, contains full particulars of the
wreck OF the Columbia, the examination in the
case OF the Scotch Murderess the mysterious death
at Willlamsburgh, and all the other news OF the
week. Price 6 cents-S3 per annum
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0I5- OIL OF TANNIN.--This great leather restorer
rapidly gains still greater favor os becomes NOR IN
tensively known No one who has harness should eh
to apply az II keeps plisblc and will net crack OF o
ter its effects just same on carriage % b
had by the gallon or single bottle only at 81 Courland'
street Brooklyn, 100 Fulton street
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ao-THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF sARsApAR1I

W5- THE OENUINE EATKACT OF SAKSAPAKIL
In, Gensn and sassafras, prepared by the New York
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, is now universally
allowed by the medical faculty OF New York to be the
greatest purifier of the blood present known. The
combination of gentian and sassaras with sarsaparlls
and the absence ola mineral preparations gives de-
cided advantage all other mixtures sold under the
name of sarsapara. 1t is sovereign remedy for scrofu
la, salt rheum rheumatism, rngworms, blotches PIN.
PIES ulcers nodes secondary syphc affections and all
diseases arising from impure state OF the blood
Gold in single bottles at rs cents each in contain
ing half Dozen So so in do do one Dozen SO CAREFUL
ly packed and sent TO all parts Of the Union.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, o. Nassau
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The HiBERNIA AN extra edition OF the Herald
OF this day containing all the newe by the morning
mails, will be issued at two o'clock, in time to be
despatched to Boston for the Hbernia which sails
ON pndsv
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o. commandments York, May 9, ls4s.-
Gent-Ihad for years been troubled severeyswith the
sick headache and tried almost every remedy ever
heard Of without any good result until took Doctor
Spohn's Sick Headache Remedy, that procured lrom
YOU gives great pleasure 10 say to you that this
remedy has entirely cured me- and am at this moment
better than have been for years.
most willingly would inform any person afflicted with
this distressing Disease of its effects upon me- If you
choose refer them to my residence corner Of
ane and Centre streets, New Yark. JAMES CorrRELL.
To be found at 81 Courtlaudt street, Broadway
Brooklyn, l39 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-15

10. AUCTION !NOTICE-Farniture. Ref iseratoYs, SC.
This DasThe entire handsome Flu family civ or
house kee lug together with spend nj Of nc
nsde cabinet Furniture WIN DO sold " the
Refngeratcn-Alo, 3,upeIor philadelphia Patent Refr-
70 with e-pg machines and apparatus
ly the best the and suitable either for families
hotl. They are Of vaIioaa sizes, and ma,t be sold
BELL HOWARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-15

DO-GRAND GALA DAY AT THE AMERICAN
MUsEUM.-Thsday closes the engagement of General
Tom Thumb and while he is taking his final benefit he
WILL in all probability. extend the parting hand to many
thousands Of his friends He goes to Albany on Monday
and thence to Saratoga Springs the Canadas and
England and therefore he will not be this city
again for many months to come, IL No one then
should fail Of seeing him now, for such curiosity no
reasonable being should fail of seeing. There are 10
two splendid performances at TOUR and haltpast eight
o'clock, p NJ when several volunteers will contribute 10
the edcation of visitors in addition to Mr. Harrington
and others Of the regular company there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-15

LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS
BALTIMORE, July 13-Ar Elizabeth Rebecca, Green. Al
oany below Young EdwaTd Of Bordeaux, bound up.
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To SHIPPING MrncHANrs. call the attention
OF all engaged in the shipping business, TO an adver
tisement in our columns to-day, for the better regu
Iston Of THE branch Of cur commercial marine.
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nz.GouRAup,s HAlR ERApIcAToR.-A smooth

03-GOURAUD'S HAIR ERADICATOR.-A smooth,
wne skin absolutely necessary to female
beauty. II matters not how handsome and well fashion,
ed is lady face il there the least roughness Of
face about it-even such only be discovered by
inspection she have real claims to the beau
tiful suPernuous hairs and false airs OF female are
eur utter detestationthe former especially. We
could think OF falling in love with a whose fuzzy
face bears resemblance to the back of half picked
goese and wonder how any body else could. Now we
DR.. Gourauds Depa,ory Powders will every
perduous hair in few minutes, without the least injury
to the skin unlike the many vile compositions which
have bsen put forth to effect this object We cheeriuy
recommend the Powders Of Dr. Gouraud to the attention
OF the ladies' they the article with perfect i'm
punity Dandiss who are troubled with hair the
der lip and chin might improve then looks by single
application of this romedy,-Sunday Mercury.
TO be had only at 81 Walker, door from Broadway,
81 per bottle.
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YORK HERALD.
sew York, Saturday, July rs. Is43.

SARATOGA srRISes-Our readers will please bear in
mind that the Herald be obtained daily the arrival
Of the cars from Mr.. Lewis opposite the United states
Hotel
LAssISshunsH, n. Y.-The Herald can be had of Mr..
Lewis Rensselaer, House Subscribers leaving their ad
dress will be served regularly.
Ma ID. LYMAN Middletown, Conn.,, is Agent for the
Herald OF whom may be obtained copies Of the Daily and
Weekly Herald.
SING sINo, NJ Y. Messrs. Stanton Co.
KISssroS, N. Y, Mr.. z. Waller.
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FROM DEMARARA.--We are indebted to Captain
Burns, of the schooner julia Telfair, for advices
from Demarara to the 18th ult. Business was very
dull. twas supposed the duties would be taken
of of all American produce soon as the Court OF
Policy meet. In the mean time the Governor having
taken the law into his own hands, the levying OF
duties would be continued. Two foreign vessels
were lying of the harbor, awaiting the action OF
the Court OF Policy
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J1,S CEI.ERRATED

0O- PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
pills. for the radical cure of gonorrh@ and geet guar
anteed 10 effect cure in all cases. without tsnting the
breath, disogreeng with the stomach, or confinement
from business Sold in boxes, continuing hsndred
pills. ST. each.
w. s. RICHARD SON, Agent.
Office and consulting of the College OF Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-15

The LIGHT GUARD OF THIS CrrY--One of the hand
soonest and best drilled companies that ever shoul
dered musket or drank hotel keeper out of house
and home, will celebrate their anniversary on Mon
day next They will leave the city at o'clock
in the morning, and land on Staten Island, nearly
opposite Fort Hamilton General Wool of the u.
8. A., will, we are told, review the company. As
Charles Stetsen is the Commissary, we need hardly
add that no one will be put on short allowance.
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my- THE FOLLOWING wELL.kNowN Anrr.

% THE FOLLOWING WELL-KNOWN ARTI'
cl IS to be he'd genuine only as below:
Oldrdge's Genuine Balm of Columbia restores pre-
the hair in all clears the head Of dandru
stops il falling out, and restores it again.
East India Hair Dye coors the hair any shade. from
light brown to jet black, and will not stain the skin
warranted.
Hays Linimsnt-warranted to cure the piles.
Rheumaiism-lndian Vegetable Elixir and Hewes'
Nerve and Bone Liniment-warrsnted 10 cure.
Scorfulous Affections can be cured by Comstook &
Co.'S Extract of Sarsararilla prepsratve made
can equal in quality and prcevz. so cents per bottle
50 per dozen.
Chinese Hair Eradicator-removes hair from any part
of the body, and will not harm the most tender skin
warranted or the money returned.
Of the above to be had genuine only at q Court
landt street Brooklyn, 1879 Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-15

COMMENCEMENT AT DARTMoUTH.-It is stated in
some Of the papers, that at the coming commence
ment season at Dartmouth College, the Hon. Daniel
Webster will address the Alumni, and the Hon.
Levi Woodbury. the Phi Beta Kappa. These oele.
bratons will take place the 18th and 9th of this
month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-15

HARLEM RAILROAD. D. The bridge at lO4th street
having been rebuilt, the cars will run as usual TO
Williams Bridge without interruption.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-15

The FUNERAL OF THE LATE WASHINGTON ALLsToN
was attended at Cambridge on Monday afternoon
His remains were deposiedin the tomb Of the Dana
family. The funeral was strictly private, because
twas deemed by the members of his family, that it
was most in accordance with his own character
and wishes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-15

DR. HAeAN.-A citizen Of Benton, Missouri, has
volunteered 500 towards the erection Of the monu
ment to the memory Of DR.. Hagan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-15

90 HIGHLY Observation-Disclosures CURED
scarpas Compound Kreosote Acoustic OIL for the cure
OF Deafness pains, and the discharge OIL matter from the
ears; Also ell those noises like the buzzng
of insects falling of water, whining o. steam &C.,
which symptoms of approaching deaness, and also
generally attendant with the disease.
Read the following editorial from the Saturday Evening
Posts
Cure for Deafness-we have heard much lately Of the
efficacy of scarpas OIL in cases Of deafness, and aston
ishing cures by this simple remedy have been unques
tiona6v performed As the editor Of journal circua.
Ting throughout the country deem our
d,y N call public attention to this specific. Those af
dicted with this malsdy will find scarpas Oil for deaf.
ness well worthy a trial.
The subjoned certificate will be read with interest:
Messrs Edors-D esfness is disease which has hith-
ero been considered ncurable but San inform the pub
lie that is mistaken idea Twas deaf for ten years,
and concluded that must remain SO; but not many
months since in your paper an advertisement Of
scarpas Oil Tor Deafness. As the last resort lconcud-
ed try IL. am happy to say can hear as well
everdid Two OF my friends likewise tried it. One Of
them deaf that he used an ear trumpet; now he
hears perfectly well without IL. The other was very
much troubled with noises In the and head and he
at on c found relief and 10 we'll One bottle cured me-
which thought getting well pretty cheap.
Yours SC. siLAs BueBrE,
Second street below Pine.
Sold at Wholesale aud retail by A. B. ID. Sands, Drug
asts No 10 Fulton street; II East Broadway; 2s Broad
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New SLoor OF Waffle keel OF new sloop
of war, to be constructed after model furnished by
John LenthaI, ESQ.,, the scientific Naval Construc-
tor for the Philadelphia station will be laid at the
Navy Yard there in few days. She is to be called
the Germantown
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Finale to tie paledictory Ode. by E. IvE., ia.

Finale to tIt pdledictory Ode, 6y z. IVES, ia
Fsreyewell fare Jewell! ah the sob and the tear
They bitterly tell Of the grief that is here.
Fsre-y farcyewcll Though ne'er meet again,
With smile in this cold world OF sorrow and pain,
There's cline where the rainbow and fade,
Where the dark and the bitter neer blend with the sweet
And there in the garlands of glory arrayed
Sisters dear sisters dear will we joyfully meet.
Till then, till then, Farewell
Till them till then, Farewell
This Duet was sung by Miss Murphy and Miss
Elsie w. Hoxie.
Lastly was the benedction.
In the evening DR.. Ferris gave soirSe to a large
number of invited guests composed of pupils of the
Institute, trustees and friends. The whole passed
of most pleasantly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-15

MADAME CAsTELLAN.-We see il announced in
OF the Philadelphia papers, that this lady had
arrived in that city, and preparing to give con-
Ger. However anxious the Philadelphans may be
to hear this celebrated singer, they must wait
little longer, she is yet in this city, and will probably
remain here some days. When che leaves the
scene Of her great triumph, she will go south, and
the citizens of Philadelphia will have the next
pleasure of paying their respects to her. first! after
the Gothamites. Madame G. has received proposals
from the management of one of our theatres tor
six months engageDent, at %, 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-15

"PEccAvI."-The Medical Society OF this city
one of the most enlightened and intelligent bodies
AS the grave-yards know-that ever defed white
paper with the record of its iransactions-have al
most unanimously repealed their resolution passed
in 1892 comforting the degree of honorary member
ship on Hahneran, the celebrated founder of the
Homeopathic system of medicine. We trust that
the society ing in repentant mood, will go on,
and annul IL licences Of all the blockheads who
are at present legally empowered to torture and de-
stroy as many Of the human race as the i'll natured
fates throw into their clutches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-15

Qg- THE PARISIAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
for the of primary secondary syphilis This pow
erful alternative composed off combination of botanical
remedial agents. which exercise specific effect these
terrible affections Sold in large bottles 81 each small
do ST. in containing half dozen ST. carefully pack
ed and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting Of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy, o. Nassau ST.
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CO NO LESS THAN FOUR CHILDREN, WITHIN
the last six day have lost their lives by fire.
and all might have been saved by the Magical Pain Ex
tractor without the least doubt had been used has
in one dozen instances the kind accidents
when physicians said human aid could lfe--yet
this Extractor did entirely We leave 1t to every
father and mother whether such article this ought
not always be kept in the house7 Many have taken
this advice and keep To be had true only No. II
Ceurtandt sreet-Brooklyn, 100 Fulton street-Newark,
$40 Broad street.
S. And to show the whole world that we do not ex.
aggerae in the least to all actual burns scalds brusss
sores, SC. &c will have person apply it, and will
not receive cent for the article unless gives good
sasfactionc and does just advertise it. Will
the sceptical now hesitate to be cured2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-15

The lNFLuENzA.-Of 200 convcts IN the peniten.
tiary at Columbus Ohio, l6O in the hospital on
the Let instant sick OF the influenza.
This epidemic has also made its appearance in
Louisville No paper was issued from the Office of
the Daily Kentuckian on the Sd instant, in conse.
auence OF The sickness 81 the workmen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-15

INTERESTING MEDICAL WoRK.--A very interesting
medical work, from the pen of DIR. F. Campbell
Stuart, who was the family physician of General
Cass while in Paris, and who resided in that capital
for upwards OF four years, will be published immedi-
ately by the Lansleys. 1t will embrace extended
statistical account Of the Partisan Hospital and me-
moirs ofal the distinguished living French Surgeons.
We have no doubt that it will turn out to be attrac-
tive not only to "the profession" but to the educa-
ted and intelligent portion Of the public in general
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-15

MOVEMENTS OF THE DBMocRAcY.-A correspon-
dence has taken place between the old fox, now
rusticating at Lndenwod, land the democracy of In
diana. 1t is as interesting to the community in ge-
neral as honest, and patriotic such things uni
formly are. II relates to the time when the next
Democratic Presidential Convention shall be held
The friends OF Mr.. Van Buren,, although anxious to
have the Convention held in November, are now
willing to posponei until May, because they believe
that period TO be most agreeable to the democracy
In general.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-15

ug- THE UNRIVALED TONIC MIXTURE-Pre.
pared by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the
city of New York for the OF all forms of Dyspepsia
aud All ,ns
attending weakened constitution The College conn.,
IDENTIFY recommend this grateful and valuable specific
emneny adapted for the inauguration of the whole sys
tenn and the complete of all those distressing attic
tons for which it is the appropriate remedy To all per-
suffering from the present state of the at
mosphere, this celebrated mixture will be found truly in
vigorating Sold in large bottles 50 each, small do ST. in
containing half dozen SIS, carefully packed and
sent to all parts0f the Union.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office any consulting rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau
street.
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ABBOTT LAwREScx,
And the remainder OF the passengers.

This report of the letter purpors that 1t met the ar
probation and received the signatures Of all the pas
sengers. This is not, however, the fact. The fol-
lowing are the names Of the passengers whe signed
this letter -
Lawrence, Enos Collins, Of Halifax, Ward, o.
New York, John Tonsuce, Of Montreal, Wm Hsmnond,
o. ST JOHN w wanroy, Of Mobile, VIM Mure, Of
stsnhope smart, John q Gaines. New orleans. Jas w
Conne OF Mobile Patrick McLssky, do, David Smith,
New YORK, hasluck, IT,, Michael Work. Francis w
Woodhouse, Hohschlayer, Joshua Moss Sheffield John
Foherbyl ~ John James Hsmer, Charles II Russell
Boston, VIM Cooper, John smith, Victor Petrsy Of
Havre, James Williamson, Of New Orleans A HsfIap.
der, ID Wotherspan, Geo Evans Alex Rodser M w
Paint, John Cresgh. Lewis HUH, Graham Huicbson y
Harper, Annengsi, Geo Green, d MsinertslIogen n
Harrison, A Bonereaue, Graham Eden, w II Stewart 4
simpson. Hunt, NJ Bsyley, John Kendrick M NJ
N, John Phillips, Schmidt, @ Childs VIM STEELE
,,h rhayer. WVogel, John Cole, Mathew Clarke
,A0rEs NAngs--C Lawrence, A II Lawrence, M A.
scott, Ny, Anna Prescott, do; nth Risd, ssvsn
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0lF- JAYNE's TONIC vERMITUGE.-some medi.
cines, warranted to destroy in children"
very well calculated to destroy the children This is
not the with Jaynes Tonic Vermifuge. II does not
contain single ingredient which can harm tho
delicate infant and yet it expes from the system
with facility, and certainly perfectly astonishing Nor
is this its only sanative property it is fine Stomschic
and in remant and intermittent levers have been admin
istered with gratifying results Obstinate Of
Piles have yielded to lis influence and its tonic qualities
render it excellent medicine in the ccnvalescent
stage Of all diseases 1t exceedingly pleasant to the
taste.
sodby A. B. and D. Sands Druggists No. 70 Fulton st.
II East Broadway; 27s Broadway.
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SISTERS, NOW OUH BONG"
By A GRADUATE.
by graduating class-Music by Z. Ives, Jr.
Sisters, now our song we waken,
Though the saddest and the last,
Forlit tells OF union shaken.
And a sunny sky o'ercast,
But the bow Of promise cleaning,
Will be painted on the shower,
Rays OF gladness will be streaming
When the gathering shadows lower.
We have passed sweet hours together,
And their memory, though we part,
We will keep undimned forever,
And enshrine it in our hearts.
Land or ocean may divide us,
Yet our love ill be the same,
Nought that can or will betide us,
Fer shall quench the sacred flame.
Life's swift waters on are rushing,
Bearing us upon its tide,
Now in gentle murmurs gushing,
Now in angry waves they ride.
Yet bright visions will we cherish,
Though our path be laid in gloom.
II on earth they fade and perish,
Hope shall 1--we beyond the tomb
CHORUS AND DUETT.
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nah Isabella Stewart Mobiles Williana Harper, King
ston; Anna fireman, Quebec; Sarah fireman. Halifax;
Henrietta Kerpetlck, Kingston; Eliza Tonance' Mon
treal.
We now add the names of the passengers who
did not sign the letter.
Ev Child, T. Lee Childe, Mrs Childe and servant Bos
ton; Carne, New York. Iimson, Emerson, ST
Louis Bouiler Louisisns; Jesse Mackenzie Mrs Green
four children and scotand Liney, Mrs Moss
Sheffield, England; A Horay, Hayre; John stewart,
England; Mrs Eleanor Coilingwood, Ply mouth; Hos
mel, Hartford.
The letter of thanks, coDgratulation, and absolu-
ton, was not then unanimously agreed to. Why
did not these fifteen or sixteen passengers sign the
letter? We don't know, of course. We have no
doubt, however, that Capt. Shannon discharged his
duty with skill and fidelity The difficulties and
penis of that hazardous navigation are, however,
something more than human energy or skill can al
ways successfully encounter. The best way after
all, is 10 bring the steamships TO New York
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18
Gray's Invaluable Ointmcnf.
WARNING TO rHE PUBLIC.

WARNING THE PUBLIC.
nm the 18th and 18th of last month. ALEXANDER
" MORPHIS, of the county of Orange, was in his
city, procuring materials for preparing my Ointment
He also obtained of ouse here, aboHt twelve hundred
Bills, containing certificates, SSc) which had been
printed in name, and especially for my own use and
which, expect, he will pot the Ointment, and
pass it off my preparation While in this place. he
engaged the services of the notorious James BryG (as
Bryan states peddIe the Ointment for him in the
Southern and w estern counties of This State.
But deem it proper to inform the public, that neither
Morphs, any other has obtained knowledge of
the Ointment, prepared by nae. The genuine
Ointment has my signature the BR that surrounds
each pot, and on the top label have not any Ointment
IN the hands of PedIars, out on Agency.
Morphs resides in the neighborhOod Of Ruin's Mills,
or the Post Office called q Snow Camp and said
that he procuring the materials for Solomon Al!en
Quaker gentleman in Orange but di not believe
his statement, Mr. Allen is well known TO be very
correct man. -.
lsha feel thankful for any Information concerning
his operations III the business All persons who may
purchase OF him, will lay themselves liable TO prosecu
ton, under the Patent Laws Of the United States.
&C. introduce myself to the Editors of North Caro-
lima. Printer who has abored long and hard at the
business and respectfully request thVce
Of this advertisement, rlie public good Shunld they
make Charge will pay the amount Ointment, fDr
the benefit of the afflicted poor that may rcqure Its use
F-iai -~s WILLIAM w. GRAY,
...a..-...rF rF lPatentee and Proprietor
Raleigh, October 19, 1913 a.r 46S-3I