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The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-19

The STATE ELEcT1oNs.-In the recent New
England elections so far, Rhode Island alone
clings to Whigery and its restrictions upon the
rights and franchises ofthe citizen. Neao Hamp-
shire has sustained her granite character, by tri
umphant majorities for governor, members of
Congress, council, ard in both branches ofthe Le-
gisature over all the forms of factious opposition
to the regularly nominated candidates The storm
on the day ofthe election prevented the Democrat
ic majority from being much larger all around
Connecticut also comes in with what the Hartford
Times justly characterizes "a noble Democratic
triumph" 1t is truly so. The Governor, all the
members of Congress, and large majority in
both branches of the Legislature, are Democratic.
II the Democracy of our city need examples of a
sturdy devotion to the cause, they have them at
hand, Let them ego and do likewise
Albany Argus.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-19
MONEY MARKET.

By the arrival of the packet-ship South America, in
New York, the 18th inst, from Liverpool, we see
that, notwithstanding the great abundance of specie and
the avidity with which investments yielding even the
lowest rate of interest," when considered safe sought
ater-yet all the American State stocks vastly de-
pressed and likely we fear, 10 continue. And
Cotton oo great staplc had reached low price
as to make it hardly worth cutvatng in any of the Mid
de States
In New York and Massachusetts, and indeed in most
of the New England States all the per cent stocks
above par while per cent. stocks in most of the
Middle Southern and Western Staes selling at from
10 to 40 per cent discount! Such state of things is
much to be deplored; and can only be remeded by
honest and manly course in the indebted States, oflevy
ing taxes sufficient to pay and to pay promptly and pune
ual!y the interest and principal of their debts they
scveray become due and then, instead of having cap
tai sent from the very midst of for safe inve'men
they will not only retain at home what capital their
neycd men among them may have, but they will draw
capital from elsewhere; and the great depression of
property from the scarcity of money, will be remeded
and will be able to more prosperously and
more harmoniously.
We quote this week:
Exchange on N. York, par to l per cent. premium.
Stocks
Will and Raleigh" &c 10 to Is &c
Bank Of the State Stock 90 to 100 &c {"
I" Cape-Fear 6 "a to IS &C &C
.Neoo York and Philadelphia quotations:
Alabama Bank Notes 25 to so per ct. dis.
Tennessee sc to I-2 &c
Georgia &c 21-2 to so
S. Carolina &c l 1-2 to 2 g
Virginia {" 13-4to &c
Bank United States, Notes, 55 to 60
Stocks.
United States 6 per cent. I08 to 100 on 800.
u S. Treasury Notes 1OI I0I IA
N. York State 6 1O4 1-2 to los
&c &c &c do 102 to 102 1-2
PENNSYLVANIA 5 35 to 40
Ohio 81 to 6s Interest payable in NJ Y and
Kentucky IS to Sc principal reimbursable there
U. S. Bank Stock to 1,50 cts
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-19
CONNECTICUT.

The result of the election in Connecticut is, dsr.
cratic majority of Is in the Senate and 35 in the HIM.
The four members of Congress to which the State is
titled, all democrats. Mr. Cleaveland was the d
cratic candidate for Governor. His plurality in %,
towns is 15o0-scatterng, 14OO. As it requires u,o
ty of all the votes cast the election of Governor v
devolve probably upon the Senate and House of Del.
gates,
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-19
DEATH OF MR.. GARDNER.

We copy from the Old Dominion very interesting
matter relative to The tragcal death of Mr.. GARDNER.
We do this that the public may understand the subject
and not be imposed upon by rumor IfMr. Cook is
guilty, LET the odum of his crime fall upon him as it
ought. It is horrid affair, make the best of it.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-19

assist him in carrying on the with the British
All are anxiously waiting for Sir Henry,
Howqua is quite alive to take every advantage
of the present state of things and has quadrupled
the rent of the factories that remain
The day after the disturbance, two OF the riot
ers were executed in the square and it is said a
number more have been captured, and are to
share the same fate.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-19

GG-A man named Jacob Shipman, who has been en-
ployed as money carrier between New York and
Philadelphia by Brokers of those Cities has abscondH
with between 10000 and $4o, 900 of his employers NO.
ney. The most decided measures have been taken b
arrest him,
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-19

GG-The Schooner Stephen and Francis Roe, arrived
at Charleston, S. C. the sth inst. from ST. Augune
having on board company E. of the u s. Artillery, des-
tined for Fort Moultre in the harbor of that city.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-19
RHODE ISLAND

The returns of the election for Governor of Rhode
land show complete defeat of the democratic party.
The result by counties given in the Providence jour
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-19

MORE GoLD.-The Warrenton Reporter says, Capt
B. R. Smith, OF Grove Hill, Warren county, has lately
discovered rich Gold Mine on his lands.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-19

D. M Bar7inger, whig, has been nominated as a c,D
ddate to represent the I'd District, in Congress Gy
Edney, also whig, is out his Gown hook" B,,rt
Craige is the Democratic candidate, and his compctou
will find him rather cydggy-not easily run over
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-19

A GENTLEMAN.-There have been various de-
fnitions of ga gentleman" but the prettiest and
most poetic is that given by fair girl in New
York, the other day. GA gentleman" said she,
Kit human being, combining a womans tende r.
ness with mans courage,
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-19

o. In the Municipal elections in New Orleans, e
Wings have carried ten of the thirteen wards and elected
ten of the twelve members of the General Council TL
is claimed as 'signal triumph -and yet we cauDot
see why, for New Orleans is known to be Yhig CITY
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-19

a-Four revolutionary soldiers died in Allegheny
ship, Westmoreand county, Penn. Sunday, the l2h
of last month, viz: JOHN DUNLAP, aged so JOHN
GALLAHER, aged 1O4 ROBERT DooDs, aged 49,;
JOHN JOHNSON, aged IO3.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-19

WILLIAM FOSTER, of Louisburg, barbarou,ly
murdered, in Georgia, the 5h inst, by his me-
groes while their way to Alabama. Mr.. F. has left
interesting family to deplore his premature death
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-19
$3.50 7IIO 24 40 7

The day of election is past, the struggle for equal
rights is over, the die is cast and Democracy lies pros
rate in Rhode Island another year. Yesterday the
day for the election of Governor and members of the M
gisature; and from returns which nearly complete
and accurate, compelled to acknowledge an ig
nomnious defeat and to record the fact that Wniggm
under whose iron rule We have long suffered oppres
sion, has trumphed in free and happy Stale
1t has been hard fought battle and the ground has been
manfully contested by the patriotic band who enlisted
under the banner ofdemocracy and equal rights bot they
were contending with powerful foe, who in their strus
gle to maintain power, were backed by immense dis
bursements Of corruptng gCd and practiced the most
detestable and unrelentng prescription and oppression,
aided by that pecuar species of reachery, that has
been charged upon them by of their most eminent
men,
The Whig party early raised the privateers flag and
issued letters omarque to adventures in every town. and
every manufacturing village, with instructions 'fO bT
stn6 and dtStrOy; and system of ruthless pesecu.
ton was forthwith commenced and continued against
every one who had the independence TO declare himself
the champion Of equal rights system of such unre'
lenting cruelty before adopted in any election
as has mar rked the Of the Whig party in that
which we have now survived and which has terminated
in the success of the ungody men, who for the past year
have borne rule and scourged the people of Rhode Is
land with throng of scorpions.
They have trumphed but theirs is not the trOmPh
of principle, of justice of truth 1t is the triumph
power, of oppression of wealth, mind-he maste
ry OF the rich over the poor AT another time, we may
go more fully and minuely into the which have
produced result fatal to the progress of democratic
principles in Rhode Island, and placed her far behind
her sister States in the great work of political reform
"Whe1 the tctckcd 6eGrefh rule, the people mourn.
There were more than five hundred men, who hadpro
fessed to be friends of the democratic and had g.
ven assurances that they should support the Carpenter
ticket who abSented themselves from the polls, and ma
ny others deserted in the hour of need and went over
the Whig lines. Some of these were last summer ted
together like so many sheep, marched through inc
Streets, and called ttGod forsaken wretches" by the
Algerines, and they have now come like SpanieS 10
fawn round the tyTants who have made them snal'
with the lash, and heaped on them gnominy and re- re-
proach Such deserve to be slaves and to have Inc
Algerines of Rhode Island for their masters.
WILLIAM H. FAULKENER.-Weu understand that this
scoundrel, who murdered young BLEDsOE, fed to VIZ
ginia, and married second wife, leaving with hVS
children behind, and who recently arrested in VIZ
1;n Ioef
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-19

WILLIAM H. FAULKENER.-Wc understand that thS
scoundrel, who murdered young BLEDsoE, fed to VIZ
ginia and married second wife, leaving with hNS
children behind, and who recently arrested in VF'
ginia tried last week at Lousburg, for the murder
and convicted of mansIaughter. Register
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-19

DThe editor ofthe Standard will be absent for about
two weeks.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-19

Richmond Compiler.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25
WHOLE NO. 66I.
SANpS'S SARSAPARILL.A.

THIS MEDICINE stands unnvaileG. (baSed as
L It lis Intrinsic errsl for the removal and radical
OF thos diseases to which 1t Is peculiarly adapted Be
ans entirely vegetable aud composed OF the choicest selection
o ln@:ecntS which consonancs with the Laws hai
govern The animal economy enabled 10 throw of
ase q Sc on hsay actou and the OF natune re-
sumo telr natural functions. Thousands and have, tes-
tii 20 us eisacy ~ removing vsnons chronic constitution
a. o5'S9atnS unhealthy depaved state OF
ne poo' ana Other funds Scofuls enlargement al the
iaaa; @ SeuaaSsm and umt4go salt Eheum, ru-woEm bar
u @ ,zeh1 aad other similar affections safely and
eec.uay cured by IT'S nse, but By the chosen few this
termed Gnackery, the subject requires passing
m "sa' squacseTy and who luack,
Is OF sfIous moment and 2s ;he Of health
important 10 DE- red With OF the greatest
Where disease lnvatts physical franz t I, X prompt and
efficient measures 10 pe the attack Whctec be- who stands
on ms reserved Tshts and prserbSs dd biyH the
powerful agents uiln of the yitulsnt posoS
ad ~ se ut aia termination simply inst the paticut
died 1 or he who o.: abcriuuS long continued ~.
yestIgatlon, draws Qrt from the OF nature hidden
If useful knowledge IG applies the b-prfr o ,ut.
irrlg humanity rSknc his reputation IN IN, result
nsd to public confidence th afflicted can eyernne
is the mark oa weak and prejudce nnd 10 r,icct sny
thn- false bee II does not with owu econ
cr,i notions; but It is evidence OF uob. seuerou
nm ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25
GREENWICH POTTERY,
25l WEST EiGHTEE>TH.sTRFET
5.t-e,l 9th and 10th .iC.ng.S.

teflrern sfh Gnf Itin .ft.nirS.
THE Subscriber respectfully calls the attention
/ of the p5lic to the great variety articl-
AZ this esi.hishmsnI-such SrcSE-W ARE, lag HES-
WARE. PoKvABLE FURNACES, CI.rHNET Pers- 'rEEir-
FIRE BRICK sc.
As ths The only establishment, OF the kind in e ctty
where the above articles ctare The pabic are
su:ed thai al olerS w b. attended owith pIompneS ana
pune cr,alfy, end on the most i5erci TERMS
y B. Il great improvement has ben i''ade ~ foRI
FcR<AcEs and The enlarged aad warranted 70
any IN the city, rms In WASHlSEIVS sAi1h-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25
no. II. OF USEFUL WORKS FOR THE. PEoPLf
ELLSWORTH'S REPORT.

- THE IMPROVEMENTS. IN tGIuC uLTtRE
THE ARTS, the United States beng aoconnt"i
and important discoveries aud Improvements IN the
mode building Houses making Fences, raising Gram mak
ing Pork lisIosiDg of Hos making Lard Oil raising Six
with eneryirgs of improved PIouss and other Agricultural
Implements &c By Hon H. L. Ellsworth, onmisl!99nTef 9T
of Patents And Treatise on RAL ~ Ss.ol- O
W. have received copy OF Hon. ii. l.. Eswonhs NJ h
roT Congress- showing the progress which has been nag
IN the Mechanic Arts and in Industrial Rural and Domestic
Economy |, of the valuable and Interesting docu
have pecuscd valuable and interesting 10 the
whole country the Of information IT con-
talns and Tor the ciearueSs with which IT exhibits The I'M
roau changes which tli= place IN the relation o some
Science aad ia part also OF modification the Com
nercal Relations, between aud foreign Countries.
care and which reflects great credit the public spirit the
author Pleasant Farmers Register, (Peicrsburg. Va}
NO#Ill OF THE SERIES OF USEFUL WORKS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25
M-ILLLAAL HEARN. 24ol.rsnd s.. near Chrls,Ie:

ST. lately 25 Bow-ry Ill offer for short time the -
mai4s OF S stock OF Dr Goods prices luch heo. cost
consisting Of acos embroidered printed and plan Sl'sit.
ouy Fan4sls CsI Lses T4-loass " atrsci @ Other sh
hons Ladies silk raVats and ScarlS. Taatan aud Other Hat
Sils, Bonnet L,wns rsratan lslins ,riated lusls tine
crossbarred o'l.er Whit Muslin> Broche Thbe aud
Shlwis, .h and dark col French and English Aer
nos Cotton Hose sh Lines Ladies aad Mise, Parasols,
jhildrem> Linen Cambria r hdkiS, *. Ac mi! 2w'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

4 CENT? ENAN AND LADY can be accom-
\ modaed WIKI boani and spacious and pleasant
(with piazza att.ched the second foSr. looking
uTon the iront0t Columbia COLLEGE No. 10 Barclay
street. References required. my2I tw.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

ROARD--'rwo or three gentlemen and their
~ wives. three young ladies be accommodated
with board ami pleasant apartments IN small family at No
oS Srilg street mvig w~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

CllEAP BOARD a; Staten lSland-A few gen
~ temen or families Sin h accommodated with board ia
deighfinl part o New bnchton The spacious and
,tely the New BdGhpa Hou>e New BrixhtSa mp5 nns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

no BOARDING-IOUSE kEEPERS-A mum
bee Of respectable isso, are desrou setnng board for
months the healthy and beautiful village OF SAUCER
ties. and Iaya far OF board large convenient house
her. Will be furnished free, any respectable person
who will undertake PUT the necessary furniture For
uther information apply the office OF te SaugertIes ia
Per Mill, No - Spruce.stre ,,.e,,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

T OST-A small Memorandum Book. name on
- side lsater Cover, supposed IN Coming Broadway
hr,Ggh Park Row OF Say but the The
the Trlbnne Otfce, az bs StAItnnstrSet. nl2i @l.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

BOARD IN BROADWAY Persons wishing
~ Board pleasant part OF the CITY requested call
al GiS Broadway between Bond and Bleecker.strte Gen
cmeu ani their Wives can b. furnished with psor, having
somey accommodated! Rooms FOR transient Boaers Terms
mnlefAtr. nj In.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

NE>sR>. CtLLtTIS AND WEBSTER on TIE NoRTHt t-Asr.
BOUNDARY, wiTii a Cory OF : TIE Jay Hi,s..
New-l oIk Printed osihe New-York Historical So1ctg.
This neatly printed Pamphlet contains the
official record of the Proceedings of the New
York Historical Society at a special meeting held
on the 18th OF April las,-;nclldnl. ;c extended
and elaborate paper of the venerable President
Of the Society, Hon Albert GALL,rIN and the
Remarks of Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER upon the
question Of Boundary and the negotiation by
which it was so successfully settled and IN which
ne sustained 50 distinguished ard honorable
part As 4 permanent and authentic record II
has considerable worth, and VIII be preserved as
giving one OF the most complete and authorita-
i've eSposlt'ons ofthc general subject ever made.
The discovery of JAYS Map was an incident of
no little interest; the copy here presented ex-
tibits Its true character and bearings upon the
subject, fully illustrated by explanatory remarks
from both the distinguished speakers,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

w ANGELl--A young man about II wears OF
age 10 lean the aTt OF wosd Engraving. An Amer
who Will CONSIDER instruction sufficient remuaets
ron for the FIRST yearuay apply Tribune Buildings sa
NaSSau-st., up stairs. W. W. BRITT. aal II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL
Those parents who desous OF Boarding School for
daughters where aud moral principles and the
ncator may hear by addressing NJ J. Park Post Office
~ ser 2 aE, g 9' n.n Ene
educiog Sll5 per anum. The above with Music Draw'ng,
French, $50 y charges The
ton of the healthy and pleasant in the city. Please
address with mil 2w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

pOARDIN BOND-STR REET.-Pleasant rooms
Jor families and single gentlemen with board NJ 80 Boad
Also he door with .ntraace exclusive
suitable for physician, deuts. office. m20 2tis2rot
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

W iNTED-Two skifu workmen in PRINT.
", ing lax Nan@actofy None need aP9ly bat such as
have been oag employed ; business an perfec, by
sNents and practice, saabe references viii be required
Address 3. o. NJ, Office OF the Tribune. myls Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

W 2N iEI'IA Partner in Commission and
A 80 1SI I ono Snslass worth from SO to oa9 ysAy
An iT'sr - man with Se parshase an
NIL q
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

fr- Nec Temperance Boarding House the GRl,
HAM SYSTEM at No IL Vesey-street.--ihis house IS
newy icd up aad furnished the lthest ,te lis table
profer5 the choicest Fruits Vegetables Goshen Butter, Or
ase County Mix Sc Prraanen, Boarlrrs VIII be accom-
m5iaed on tie most rcasoablr Gentlemen aid La
dies visiting the City earnestly invited gyeit tio
aad are assured . they viii nnd quiet aud neates not
a,.a;nal,- in Hotels Terms moderate a2Of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

BOARD IN BROOKLYN, at No 30 Henry ST,
~ may be- obtained with very pleasant front room and
two bedrooms yenrut, to small fmlly OF
sitsIe geutemen Terms reasonable. References uSed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25
Seize urontruth wheie e'te lis found.
Amongst your friends, amongst your foes.
d., chi an NJ ON h..lthn, ,,rnmn,l
On christian or on helthen ground
The i!ow-r'S divine where e'er 1t grows

Nt-Igcl The prIckIe and assume ths kosE
The proprietor. dly receiving from the medical profess
SON OF the Gospel officers justice and numerous
private citizens ampe aad willing testimony both written
aud erbal the eor yaiue and efficacy 81 this prepare
To the poor furnished yrauitousy sufficient
proof being gwen o. their worlIness,
Sill further proof of the superior value and efficiency Of
Salld,' SarSanarlla
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

ROARDlNCi-The newly built and furnished
~ house No. Dey street IN which suit OF rooms we'll
calculated Tor gentet family open Tor the reception
oi bOatdeIS. u2 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

SSELECT Male AND FEMALE SEMINARY, at
~ % RNngOns;Tee the Bowery The object OF the
institution 10 furnish competent and thorough instruction
all the branches necessary tO constitute good education
Ii Is divided thr, departments with each distinct
teacher and all under the supervision of the Principal Prs
mary School connected with the institution. Terms
the times. Particulars on application;
V. THOMPSON. PnnCinAl.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

w ANTED-A place charnbermaid or nurse
ply 81 j5 Little Jones s.. u25
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25
American Table CutlcTy.-J. RI SSt.LL
VIII iLInI.. or..L :hnrt

- American Table Cutlery RUSSELL
< co. and viii furnish order At short
notice fine Ivory and Self Top Table Cutlery. Trs
made from Naylor $ Co, br>i Cast Steel aui are
mendcd tl,-ir qualities Ir trade invited 10
examine their samples No l. ltist up sair,. my2J w
r~z- HEALTH. QUIET ND CONiFORT.-Tte c Gra-
ham House Bsrclaystrr Newly ork rro-rs advantages
strangers stopping lew days or weeks N the ciy suci IS
street very the business part The city aud in t mme
diatc vicinity the principal steamboat landings It's apart
ens are ard neat while tabl, supplied with
the best Vegetables and Fruits that can be procured sHeudmg
moderate aud effort made render Boarders comorta-
be Shower Baths free. Remember. IS Barciay-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

COUNTRY C0LLECTIONS-j Dickinson.
SArtoraey al Law Wilkes-Baue Pa. viii attend with
rompness aud 5siity 70 all business entrusted to ms Gaze
in te County OF Lazsr..e and IN the adjoining Counties
References N the Cty OF New ork:
George y. Titus Esq.
Mes>rs Weimore & Co corner Of 'esey ana Washington
streets
Ebsaezsr Plat Cashier OF the Leather Manufacturers Bank
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25
wM. BRADFORD, Agent.

DEMONED-WI 6. llUNr X Co. have re-
smo,ad FROM the OF Chatham and Pearl streets,
No 81 William.strcet. corner OF VI Miiden.ane
New York, MAY q, 1913. m2i b.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

w ANTEQ-Bysa respectable Young woman a
situation as aursg lnd ch&mbera,d Or 10 DO lishl
ve1. She viii be heard of Tor week ( NOT prsYSo,r s,
sed.l AZ 10 Checry strtrt Address Il. K rnSa =.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

7 ;
notified that election thirteen Director, for the
suing year and for thre Inspectors >clns eec-
ton will be hsd at the Ban: Hou Iu~sdav the thi'
tee,lih dar oi Juii- uexi.
The poll Will be open nj i2 VI and close al p VI.
B. order Of the Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25
1iterarp Notices.

c,u.lcAL S1upIEs: Essays ox AScIEsr LiTERArCRf
AND ART With the BIosrap,y aud Correspondence oi
Eminent Phl!9losist; B BAEHfs saAH, pres'cen @ o.
Newton theological Institution: y. u EDwARps, i'D-
fesso In Andover Theological SEMINARY T. g. r. 10,
Professor IN Harvard University Boston O2q; Ne MI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

DUBLIC NOTICE.-Pub!ic notice Is hereby
given that gstition Ia, been presented 10 the Board OF
Aldermen build IN h street between the "a anil
81 avenues Persons Interested IN the above petition anI t
objections to the same desired present their obec
riuI, whiting the office OF the undersigned before
tir "a day Of Jun" next. JOHN EVEN.
Street Commissioned
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25

W AATED.-A situation as Coachman, BY
s's5Gy, active colored man-understansis driving and
R B,ys s o' hoses we'll Bess city referen<e Apply
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25
II. OF THE SERIES OF USEFUL WORKS
FOR TIE PEOPLE.
DIP IARDNER,S LECTURES,

~ The Third Edition of Doctor Lar'ncrs complete
Course of Lectures delivered Niblo Saloon the ty
Of New York The subjects embraced ia the Lectures
<Electricirv-The Sun--Gayanism-The Fixed Sars-NaE
.leiic Neede-atitude aud ugfan
Popular lrFallaces-Lgh--Fang Stafs-Temiorarv Stars
Historical Sketch of Astronomy-Dew-ScIence aided by
An-Scentiiic es-Sonnd-Vibra,ions OF the Re
na-Volc BateryStean ENGINES of England and America
This edition OF Doctor L.rdners Lectures will be intro
duced BY
SKETCH OF THE PROGRESS OF PHYSICAL