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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-10

FQUE; TRAN C RCUS,
en- ri" ' a1
~heh this sts .shne he. hitherto bten houo.d win
Full p,rtcnarsi a w days nsr
PARK E-TK,.
M &. pqSe nat e..s! .s. pisss
MY VII Tf' f eS"r SofHER.
Ls I'd b aa,.sf
s with other he nd shs sc Is s..
s; i:':!. have
Mr. SeG a, w bsa. and Nina in La i.ysd.
Ms NJ: 4 yyAALIttEEE IA A.. sr, a Dance
M9cSSnEAY'' 18Th November l'''--FAkEwELL AND
CON1FRT.
Ii rs Sa s''i; e: s: Z
MXDAME SUTTON
s'o &R sa tAz & Fl, a,,
wIG 70. VII W. c.s H f. Piano Forte on MoAe'y m
Tickt.s .soh be had The Music Stores and Hos.,
Concer, commence a, O'Clock. nssir
PGlLHARMoNlC .suCItTY I'd season, Ii13 .rlW-
sf Apollo soo
IisH
49, We ~, WOULD sate that atho gh gall ry has
accommodated they have determined OILY issue
nnmter oi tickets last Bv doing they will rvvt
the poss5i' u II the b,ing
subscripo received d. dworts Music Broad
way, or at Z. Il. Hay ei's, 3gt Broadway.
NJ WIN By order, +. w. EosIER, Secretary
r WINTERS FXHIB TON OF CHEMICAL
PAINTINGS.
WILL be open for a few weeks commencing on Monday
Evening, Nov 6, le3 in the Granite Building. eon,sx
OF th,rb-rs at and Broadway.
Each Painting Of rear.y 200 squsrr f~>< or
and produces the ondeu' phenomenal dstneS
pctar. the canvas, consisting Of iolswng
milan Cathedral,
City of Jerusalem and Cruciirisn.
3-Chnrch Of he Holy Sepulchrc.
t-Belshazzars Feast.
Tickets Of admission each Doors oren at o'clock
In the evening; performance ~ o'clock
INT s.ce on Chambers IT one door iiom Broadway.
M 3wisAr
NATIONAL PAfNTIN q The NIB rhson Of the Pill
~ rTims panied by Robert w Weir for tine kotunda OF
he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-10

NHEAPEsT CARPET E T NBLISHNENT IN I'M
~ UNI TED STATES No % BOwERY.
ANDER~ON DOBBS Pow offr, tksir wi ole stock OF
nl mid patter of superior End all Thr y mVera
Double suerfne and ~ ingram rtrretng Brussels and
Tutel Heath Rugs alin Tr-nspasnces Window Sbs'es
ND all o VIII CHI having ssed at low prices for Gael
i,shmsnt IN this ci
COMMON CARPFTING ATS 81 Tr srl
FINE INGRAM CARpETING from Is cd 10 ts r arr
5UPERFINE INGRAM CARPrTING, 3sIrIsi
ITALIAN TAI + fR 4 WINDOW .shxpks,
from ~ TO STA the pair
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, any width, tsIryMd
NJ awis-r the first Carpet Store above Hester Ct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-10

aD- VOYAGES BY sEA-Are often rendered very
unpleasant by that distressing complaint sickness
phor Lozenges spec fc and they not only relieve
that troublesome complaint but also cure head ache
pspitstion OF the heart, affections, lowness
spirs and dependency end Of great service in all
sfrctions OF the bowels snd the dissgressble conse
quences sisipg from free living. Be snd get the
genuine at the Doctors warehouse, log Nassau street
and remember that DR.. Shermans Camphor LozeDges
are sold only in hoxrs, at IS cents each.
Agents-227 Hudson street; lsS Bowery; II East
Broadway; and IS William 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-10

o. RECEIVED by THE BRITANNIA AND FOR
sale exclusivelythe end Of the Mysteries OF Paris
The 9th Part OF Les MYSTERIES de Paris" which was pub
lshed Paris the 10th Of October will be for sale in
the original Friday morning at IL O'CLOCK at the Of
Ace of lie Courier des Etats Unis, No Barclay st.
The ensuing chapters of this work will be published
In two halt numbers. Price one shilling each number.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-10

WHoWlLL RAVE TN, T3QTh A( He, wsen., bv
directly osite Down sreet they nerve
stroyed in moment and filled to st for twenty years. IL
much decaysd have ed for only ts H.
serted on he most mprov principles hlS, &c s ore
perform ed IN that which
within of.v-ry led vidua and dve
in The be,t possible manner, the money refunded.
B. Re.rer i'll be e he fam lies
the imme vicinity Who haze tIperen csd The brn,ft, II
his op their ton, nj testify
the shove s'st-meuts MO m sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-10

n3- PART l. The complete works Of William shak-
speare with forty splendid illustrations; also with Dr.
Johnsons preface glossary, and account Of each
play, and memoir of the author. by the Rev william
Harness, M A, with splendid portrait from the Chan
dos picture Part contains three illustrations anil each
succeeding number will contain two splendid illusrs
tons To completed in twenty parts, each containing
4s pages letter press with the accompany ing usra
items; and part to be published the LIST and 18Th OF
each month. Price 30 cents per number. For sale
Wholesale and retail, by
BURGESS & STRINGER,
222 Broadway, corner Ann st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-10

ty- oRATORY AND MUSIC -Pnor Bsossos has
arrived and taken lodgings at the Astor House. He re-
mains but short time, sufficient, however, to give
course OF six popular Lectures Orsory and Music
In connection with Physiology and the laws of life and
He has Msnnikn, Dust received from Paris, with DR.
Aureaux latest improvements) representing than
seventeen hundred parts OF tho human frame with
racy and neaness, to aid in the illustration of his pesu
Tar principles The Lectures will be interpreted with
citations by himself and Singing by Mr.. T. II. Nash,
who will not it 10 reported suffer by comparison with
any other vocalist. Further particulars anon
GO ANGST EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY OF
rs tor gentlemen become familiar with the art and
science OF Horsemanshp, at Dabrow's Riding School,
4os Bowery, Monday, Wednesday and Saturday eve.
nings Therns for the of ~ lessons So Gentle
men keeping their horses at this establishment will have
the privilege Of riding them In the school free Of charge
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-06
THE "GUARDn MOVING.

Last night we received huge (paw printed
circular, from Columbus, Ohio, in response te
one addressed by the Central Committee of The
Republican friends ofPresident Tyler, in Ohio
to the Republicans Of the State, proposing tc
hold CONVENTION on the 9th January. The
call is signed by only TWELVE HUN
DRIED Jeffersonian Republicans. What will
be the number in Convention, is hard TO tell
But of this, we are quite certain there 1oiU be
too many there 10 be dragged to the stake ba
the Globe in taOelre months. Gov. SHANNON,
we understand, will be there. Success to the
"Guard !"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-06

SO. Their personal consequence and chances
of distinction would be diminished by their in
PRODUCTION into the wide and crowded arena OF
the United States: while they would be much
increased by the independence, though hardly
more than nominal, of their county, the impor-
lance which its position ensures 10 ii, and The
rapid prosperity which is promised 10 il under
the fostering protection Of Great Britain.
To the People of Texas the lure held out is
no, only legitimate trade with Great Britain,
accompanied with peculiar favors and advan-
ages, but also the profits Of an Illicit trade flow
ing through and enriching their country; the
protection of Great Britain against both Mexico
and the United States if necessary; loans of
money from British capitalists; rapidly increas-
ed emigration into their country, under the aus
pices Of the British Government, thus increas-
ing the value of, their lands, and giving an i'm
pulse TO every branch of industry; and finally
If they consent to an emancipation of their
slayes--an experiment whichthe comparatively
small number of them might render easy and
safe--they will be assured Of full indemnity
All these inducements are now perseverin ely
urged uron the People of Texls, not merely by
British emissares and land spectators, but
even BY theirpu lie men in whom they have
most confidence and, at the same time, the
most earnest efforts are made, and, as we see,
even by their Chief Magistrate, to prejudice
their minds against this country on account OF
alleged ou,r1ges and neglect On he part Of our
Government and its officers.
The mosives OF the British Govoiaraens IS
da@irioy s,.i >--sa- W ~J>.A as
well as by all other means in lis power,n to abb
tain a controlling influence in Texas, are sufi-
cienlly obvious and powerful. Her ostensble
object is the extinction of negro slavery her
real object to assail our country in its weakes,
point, and thus keep in check. if not destroy its
prosperity, and the progress of Democratic
spirit, from which she breads danger to her own
institutions. And at the same time that she ac-
complishes this great end, she creates a new and
increasing market, legitimate and illegilimate,
for her manufactures.
. The three Governments, therefore, of Great
Britain, Mexico, and Texas, have each power
ful inducements to come to an understanding
with each other; and they are all now actively
occupied in the field on which final arrange
ment must soon be made. Whatever we do,
therefore, must be done promptly, or postponed
at the hazard ofinvoving US in war, in which
we will be made to appear the aggressors in the
eyes Of the world, however just our cause may
be In reality.
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Posr OrEICE, WARRINGTON CITY, I
December 3. lS43. IS

ny direction Of the Postmaster General, there will
ID be made up, daily, during the present session OF
Congress- an Edtors mail for New York, to be closed
at the latest possible hour before the departure OF
the great Northern mail
The postage of all letters for this mail, must be
paid at this Office it is to be handed over to an
agent of the Editors at the ferry wharf at New York
to be opened and delivered instead passng through
the New Yerk post Office. ,
Like letters, pre-paid may be sent by this mail te
Baltimore and Philadelphia to be delivered from the
cars by the Mail Agent Of the Post Office Depart
ment
IFOn and after the 10th instant, the GREAT
NORTHERN MAIL will leave this Office but day
The hour of closing, o'clock, p NJ, as heretofore
WILLIAM JONES, p. M.
dec 4--3tf
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-06

POLITICAL TRACTS FOR THE TINES, No. L.
Some writer, we know not who il is, but he is
able, ] has begun the publication of series OF
tracts, in New York entitled "The Tap of the
Drum, or A Few Words about John Tyler''
From the specimen before US, we hesitate not
to recommend this publication 10 the attention
of our Republican friends.
Single copies 3 cen,s-per hundred So,
Published by J. & H. G. Langley, ~ Y.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-06

CorrhcHr MovEMEST.-Thc publishers and VEN
ders of books have prepared petition TO Congress
for an international copyright act This application
has been signed by twenty-five of the principal book
sellers of Boston; brtysix in the city Of New York
eighteen in Philadelphia twenty in New Haven
Hartford and Salem; besides large number OF
others. They recommend the passage Of law es-
tablishng the sole right of the writer's of all nations
to dispose Of their compositions. Before the cheap
publications we're commenced, which have since Gu,
into the profits Of the booksellers most Of them
opposed to such law.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-06
REPORTS OF THE sEcRETAIa,, LEE

we commence the pubiicasion ofshe Rer~r-r
of the Secretaries in The present number OF our
paper, and hope TO be able to complete them ~
a few DAVIS. The crowded condition Of our CO.
lumns will compelus to postpone whatever COM
men,s we may desire to make on them. These
documents will, however, speak well for them
selves. Orders for extra numbers will beprompt
ly attended to-
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-06

US- The Sisters Of St vincent's Orphan Asylum
and the Ladies Of the Board of Managers, present
their grateful and sincere thanks to Mr. G. B. King
for most excellent portrait Of the very Rev. Father
Matthews, the benevolent founder and patron of the
Institution. BY order of the Board.
JANET M, G, RIGGS, Secretary,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-06

The name Of II. Y. CRAssToS, Of Rhode Island,
was omitted by an accident occurring in the office Of
the National Intclligencer, among the sgners to the
Protest, published in our last, against the admission
OF members Of The House of Representatives whose
election had not been made in conformity to the Dis
trict Election Law.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-06

A GLANCE AT The PREsIDENrs MESSAGE. The
message ofPresdent Tyler to the twenty eighth Con-
gress at its first session, will be found in columns
this morning That il is document conceived and
executed in republican spirit, and as state paper
highly creditable to its author, none, apprehend,
will be found to deny either those who may be
unable to judge Of its merits who being able, may
be prepared TO sacrifice their judgment the altar Of
prejudice.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-06

~ e pc rA'SA 10 4 IN -s As. 1l,.s s.-.--
The candidates for Goyernor III Mayieus. We
hal this nonaination as a harbipger d he sue
cess of the Democratic party in that State next
fall. We trust therefore that he will be the
nominee OF the Convention Of his ability, in
dustry and energy, he has given sufficient evil
dences; but in these qualities he may be equal
led or excelled by others. In populariiy--or TO
use the phrase-in availability, we believe he
has no equal. Success 10 him.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-06

hcalion Of its extreme latitude, is the doctrine
which zoe have always maintained in regard to the
powers and duties OF Congress far as possible
course, from TIE opposite and esalk Rembiisn doc
taine tfet it AncAer kithistha ,auSr - W autv Of
cogreS to - az ,hipg fos N good ~ ths!P eop.e
s''her~ by r'i'eshs ths~from opBrsssson or BY pro-
noting their interest"
Mr. Jefferson tells Congress that i, is a cues
lion for their consideration whether thew can aid
agriculture, manufactures, commerce or nsyqs-
'ion . within the pale of their constitutional
powers" Another question IT,. whe,heA they
can do any thing 10 ADVANCE The general
good )" and the inference from submitting these
mater-ofcourse questions is, thai Mr.. Jefferson
doctrines with respect to the Constitution were
lafifudanous IN The ertreme So il seems tina,
the editor Of the Intelligencer has quilted the po
'tical church in which he was brought no, for
the purpose of embracing the tenants Of sricter
and more rigid sect Mr.. Jefferson vas too
loose for him too liberal in his construa ion of
the Constitution.
Alter this, the Intelligencer may reasonably
assure lis readers that the Texan question is
now at rests that it is an explodedn bubble
and humbug. We did think, that its assevera-
tons In that respect could not be surpassed for
" modest assurances but this assumption of
ultra Jefersonian Democracy is absolutely a con-
tempt OF Congress TO whom il is addressed, and
ought 70 be investigated by joint committee
or else inquired into by the medical h4ilty Of
the city
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-06

10 We invite the attention of our readers to
the card of Mr.. Bingham, in another column.
Those who desire their portraits to be taken by
gifted artist will accommodated by calling
at his studio. We commend Mr.. B. to them
from personal knowledge of his merits.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-06

H All the publishers Of newspapers in the
city tina, made application, were supplied by u.
with the Presidents message early yesterday
morning. IL was not incumbent on US to hun,
up those who did not apply
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-06

~ Messrs Gales & Seaton were Yesterday
elected Printers to the Senate, by majority Of
six, over Messrs Blair & Rives A good seIec
ton
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-06

Editor Of the .Nadisonian:
DEAR SiR We beg to present you with the ac-
companying Spring Pen Holders, new article,
which has been almost universally introduced into
the counting rooms and public schools in Boston,
New York, and Philadelphia, and which il is our
purpose to introduce here.
You will observe that by moving the slide in the
side of the barrel the pen is made of any degree Of
stiffness.
II you should deem the invention worthy of public
pa ronage, you will crafty much by bestowing up
on it few words Of commentator through the Co
lumns Of your paper.
Respectfully, sc. rs e.rm
J. G. CROSMAN & co.
We do commend them heartily for thpv nre
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-06

We do commend them heartily, for they ars
worthy of commenda,ion.-Ep. MAD.I so3i
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-06

No BANK RgvEsuE- TARFF-No DisrR'-
surIoN-no ABoLIrIoNIsM-A STRICT coSsTRuc-
TON OF rHs CONSTITUTION, AS BY JEFFERSON
NO Pusuc DEBT-AN ECONOMICAL ADMiNisTRA-
3 .r,oN OF PUBLic ArFAIRs--AND UNIVERSAL SUI
!. pa Aoe WITH UNIVERSAL EDUCATloN.
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supplies per man
With this report are submitted the Meteorological
reports from the various military posts, and the 70
port of Professor Espy in relation to the observation,
as to the progress and course OF storms &c taken al
the same and other places These furnish hume.
rous important as we'll as curious facts in those
branches of science which, when tested by further
observations, may lay the foundation for definite
knowledge subjects heretofore little studied and
understood.
The observations of the Surgeon General in reIa
ton t. The ofcasemates for quarters and hospitals
at permanent orticatiops (Which subject is also adj
vertcd 10 in the Quariermaser Generals report) arc
respectfully submitted as showing the existence OF
an evil which sound policy, as well humanity, re-
qurcs to be remedied.
The report from the Engineer Bureau gives In de-
tail, statement Of The operations of that CORPS as
well TO the Notifications which directly within its
province as in relation to the Military Academy
which, by act of Congress, is placed under IFS immc
date care. The business Of this department in the
construction of Notifications authorized BY law has
progressed with spirit and efficiency and the utmost
attention has been given 10 the work as well by the
coMmapdant who has supervised and directed~tbe
whole, as by the several officers in charge of the re-
spective works. This is manifested by the progress
to compet on OF many Of them, and the progress to-
wards 1t in others within the past year
The report of this department cannot well be CON
densed or referred TO in detail, but is recommended
TO attention as containing very full and interesting
account Of the state and condition of works OF
defence, the necessary repairs to be made 10 existing
works, and of the appropriations deemed necessary
thereto. II also contains Recommendations Ior the
purchase of the State works and sites on staten
Island with vic TO their reconstruction, Inc com
mencement of Notifications Of Sandy Hook al sol
ler,s POINT in MARYLAND on the coast Of Georgia
between Mobile Bay and the R'goIets ON the aP-
proaches to New Orleans, described IN ,ne report
the closing of Hog Island Channel, charleston Har-
Dor, South Carolina the continuation Of the oum'
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-12
RENEWAL OF BONDS.

THE BONDS executed to the State. by Slockhoid-
i ers in the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road ComPa.
nv and by other persons subscribers under the act
of Assembly passed The l2lh January. l841 are re-
oured by The said Acf be renewed every years,
on Otherwise be put suit. The period for 'ener0l mill
e1pire the l4h of April Hert aud fer the convent
ence of the obigors Bonds will be prepared and lett
at the following places, to wit:
For 'bl igors residingin Pe1ers6urg Va, The Of
fee of H. D. BIRD, esq.
For do. in Hahfar County. c, with the AGENT at
Lii leton
For do. in Warren County. with the AGENT at Rids-
way.
F,r d in Granville County, with the AGENT at Hen
deTson.
For dc. in Franklin County, with the AGENT at Frank
linton.
For do in Wake County, and City of Raleigh, at the
Office OF The PUBLIC TkEA>URER.
Il is scarcely necessary add that it is desirable to
have this promptly attended TO. trouble,
il rcunvenience and pei haps loss The obhgors may
e saved thc rrby. When the renewal Bonds are re.
ceved and accepted by the proper authority, The Nri-
gnaIs will be taken up
F. PATTERSON, President
r. & G Rail Road Office, X. & G. R r. Co.
March l4b. 1873 437 81.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-12
TO SUIT THE TIMES,

H4NHE subscriber has just received an assur,u..,
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs and VEsTINGs, of the w.
patrons, and the public generally, 10 examine 81 DIS
previous to their purchasing elsewhere. As thev
all bought for cash, he will dispose of them on o5 wee
rate terms. "OOe
,o.s LIE fees truly grateful for the here
he continues to make up all garments committed TO HI, M
NTH the same attention as though he had sold them %
self. ""'
His stock consists, in part of superfne French D..
English Cloths, CaSSimeres and VeStinosa"
Also, beautiful selection Of fancy Satin SCARSS
CRAVATS, GLOVES, &c.
GT The above articles will be made 10 order ~.
inferior 10 any IN the State, at the shortest notice
N B.-A splendid Plate Of Fashions just received
Call and SeeI T. FENTRFSS
Raleigh, March 29, 1913. 1891
(Regis:er and Star, each 4 insertions.)
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PAINTING, &c.

TENilE subscriber is prepared execute all kinds OF
House and SigEa Painting.
limitations OF every variety OF Marble, and OF III kinds
OF Wood: also. Wall Painting. Papefhanging lazns,
and GLIDING on Wood and Metallic substances of ev,
cry description, the l0ie French Siye &c attended to
workmanship.
Military Flags and Banners painted in
the neateSi style, on the shortest notice. and much
cheaper tasn they can be done elsewhere. [1@ Refer
10 The Ahjuant General OF North Carolina
Persons wishing Painting of any desert tiorexecued
by calling al the Cabinet Ware Room of Mr. William
thompson, opposite the South East OF the Cap
ol Squire, may expect to have done to their entire
Satisfaction. G. FRAZIER.
hdleIsh' teo' l. 1915 con.--43lIf.
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MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR bsoIure


~ HealAil. 10000 trials, and all successful, prove
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR inesti-
mabe. II not only cures quicker but gives addi-
Iinnn pam, nor leaves Ere is positively
dCrcd harmless. (S1C has been offered six months 10
any person reiuInlng an empty box and saying that
all agony on amounting is extracted in few min-
u'e>, yet not one from thousands of trials since has
claimed the bonus Parents anxious TO guard agans
general lrj rles and save money lmr torture and lte
and prevent their offspring from being dIsfgured by
hurns, or even smallpox pustuIeS, ct possessing the
enVable power TO replace The ceutaIy organs destroy
ed.) GO so b. obtaining this nimrtahIe Savr. Ma
ny deeply burnt cases in The city be seen, aud
entire face barnI and wounded hree distinct times
IN the same sP't while healing YET in be
traced he least cIcairce mark! For all kinds of
huItSr lis rapid hag effects alike important:
even >ore eyes ALL INFLAMMATION and BRON.
EN- BREASTS wouId be unknown. The Ioi'el and
nursery. for clearing the skin OF pImPleS, removing
chaie, &c, will nd it indispensable. Once using only
will forever establish it the sovereign HEAL ALL
quality. After this notice, heads of families allowing
Iortures for months and ultimately distorted features
can never wipe away Teproach, justly uttered by
disabled child for negiecting 10 triumph FIRE.
Entered according TO Act of Congress, d. 1871 by
Co. in the Clerks Office of the District
Far Sale at the Ding Store by Dr. ". L Siith Raleigh.