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Ohm TYLER
PRIVATE No. oil
AN ACT for the relief of Edward n epnar

AN hC' Tor the relief of Edward hennard.
enaefsdby The Senate aud House Of Represeniaiirt,
% The United STATES Of .f,neica in Congress assembled
mat the Secretary Of the Treasury be- and he is
hereby directed 10 pay Ia Edward kennard the sum
of fifty dollars, the same being one moiety of The
penalty collected Of the said kennard by the colIec-
tor OF the port OF New Orleans in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and forty-two, for a breach of
The revenue laws IL having been made TO appear
mat me SAID penalty was incurred without wIful
negligence, and without any desipn TO violate The
law.
Approved, June 10, 1874
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FArAL AocIpEsr.--On Saturday, Captain A. Jei-
kins well known citizen of the vicinity of Bristol
Pa, and many years extensively connected with The
steamboat navigation of the Delaware, was killed al
Br stol in most melancholy manner. lie was driV-
ing wagon and two mules into the town, when the
animals of, and in bringing them up suddenly he
was thrown under their feet, and irampled upon by
them SO severely TO his death short time
afterwards
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The nomination Of candidate for President IN
the Baltimore Convention, turned upon the Texas
question. The Albany Argus urged MIR. Van Buren
yehemently because he was against the "immediate
annexation OF Texas The same A bany Argus
now supports Polk because he Is 6or the dimned;.
ate annexation Of Texas" Who can hesitate ~
follow such paragon Of consistency and patriot.
lem i-.1ibany Epsning Journal
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BisHoP OSprBposv We yesterday stated. on the
authority Of the Philadelphia Gazette, that Bishop
Onderdonk had resigned. The New York Expires.
Of Saturday morning has the following paragraph
BisHor OsprapoSE The asserted resignation Of
Bishop Onderdonk, Of Pennsylvania, we understand
is no correct lie has not resigned nor has he any
intention Of resigning
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TpE VIcrN 90 SIASDER.-Thc Lowell IIera'd
says that the young girl, Mary Atkinson, who com
mitlcd suicide in that city a few days since. was
driven the deed by reports circulated against her
fair fame The IIerad says Eve have our infor-
nation from source in which we can place full re-
lance, that the reports concerning her deplrture
from the path Of recttude, were utterly falseu
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MissrNe Smr.--We regret TO learn that seriou,
apprehensions felt for the safety Of the Bremen
ship Johannis, which has been out e'gbtyseven DAYS
from Bremen, bound TO Baltimore She had on board
large number OF passengers. Iiis presumed. from
the length OF time since .be has been heard from.
that she has been lost, with all on board.
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BASE ATTgMPr A man named Joseph Haskis,
alias William Smith, was committed in default Of
$1,000 bail at Boston, Friday last charged with an
attempt TO violate little girl about ten years Of age
the daughter Of Mr.. Stephen Hubbard lie had de
ooyed her into an old building with the promise of
giving her some oranges.
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DREsIDENFs' MEssA0Es- complete from
i Washington to Tyler One octave voln,. ron oo
te'' T. TAYLOR
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WssHrsoros, June 10, ls44.

BRooss' AMERcss EpIrIos OF Ross LATIN
GRAnMAR-Wth Latin idoms, anil a new prosody,
and other important editions and emendations. Bal
timore.
We have been informed by a competent teacher
that this edition is the best extant MIR. N c
Brooks, the editor, is Professor Of the Latin and
Greek languages, ond principal Of the Latin high
school, Baltimore.
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EneH,srs Within the past year over 1000 emil
grants have arrived at Phiisdelphia-over zoo oc
Them landed on THURSDAY
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BRILLIANT CAPITALS.
!. G. GREGORY & co. MANAGERS.


J. @. GREGORY g. co. MANAGERS
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. 81, for 1871
To be drawn at Alexandra, ID. & on Saturday tl,
9Th Of June, 1914.
PRIZES
$4,000 dollars 10000 dollars
1000 dhlau 1900 dollar-
1000 dolars
10 prizes of 2 200 dollars
10 of $500 10 OF 500 &c
- Drawn Nos. out of CO.
Tickets SO Halves s5-ouar ers - 81
Certificates Of packages Of % While Tickcr stIc oO
DO do % Half d. a, d,
DO do 22ouorcr do = ~
10000
In prizes Of $4,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
Glass No. %, for ISij
lobe drawn at Alexandria, u. c., on Sstu.1.y o.,
22l Of June, 1874.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
prizes Of $4,000
Amounting 20 $50 600
$500 Dollars 9 $40 Dollars
% rrires Of 900 dollars
80 Of 500 300 Of 5000 Sc
IS No. Lotierg-I3 Dram Ballot.
Tickets elO-Iinlves s1-Qusreu 81 so
Certificates Of Packages Of % whole Tickets $50
DO do 25 Half do -
DO do % Quarter DO ~ tD
Orders an Tickets and Shares aud C,rGfcafss NJ.
Packages IN the above Splendid Loticr e. will r..
ceva the most prompt attention aud an offci,l at.
Of zach d-piring sent Immediately after il b. over
to all who orde, from us-address
J. @. GREGORY n CO, Managers,
Washington City u G
Msy 27-2aw 3w DSCif
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AN ACT to incorporate Georgetown College in the
District OF Columbia
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DURBIN's OBSERVATIONS IN EUROPE
principally IN France and Great Bnhin--by
p. Durbin, y ID. President Of Dickinson College, .
vols with many engravings-just pvNishsd and this
day received for sal, by
may 81 r TAYLOR
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BY AUTHORITY

[rRIvArE-No. pol
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OF Currency.-THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY.
"A Treatise on the Nature Tendency and Consequences OF
oar present Monetary System with plan for 1t,
benecent reiom published for the Public and Author by
W. H. GRAHAM, 160 Nassau street. New York; Burgess
inger "a Broadway do. Price ai per hundred SIX cent?
cnpy.
The only object of the Author bang TO secure the Reform
herein proposed tbs work published a, his cost and the pub
lie will only pay printing the copies which they may 70
lure All friends honest ssady prosperous business ano
of fully employed we'll rewarded labor earnestly request
ed u aid IN extending the circulation OF this pamphlet
.Oi Nj
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IIIST PUBLISHED

JUST PUBLISHED
DY SAMUEL. Z. JoLLIE. IS Broadway No. 8" Mnsi-
Deal Monihly Beauties Of the Onerl.'
CONTENTS.
By Sad Sea Ways-Balaa from Benedfis new Opera
Ia silss du tleI Vase-c composed by Camille Schubert
I'D Familiar Fnsnds-SOng by Barnett and sung
Cantiam Fsciamd Bnndhi-From the Open OF L'EsiFe d.
anInre by DOnizelti.
ForentUe Waizes-Comp0sed by Haensel ehu pefIofmeo
by the Knnmerer Band. =,
The Beauties Opera contains pages OF engraved
Music printed on fine the reduced Price oil oO
cents Ter nunder issued the 18th Of each month by
oIgY SAMUEL Z. JOL1iE. 3e5 Broadway.
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AN,-nts w "a, IS bosftns houss has been re
moyej to the buhns previously occupied q, the MHn-
~ orsr Hotel No ll9 Gale Obraba, Garner oi Cac her-
Isrss which has been extensively repaired anu poSe
Prices arranged conformity 10 The room oce9pe as Se
sau eet who wfbe happy to furnish every h'orauon "
travellers boundto Havana. A. ,..,,, h,.h
B-PeSsenge.S requested 20 ooa'h paAsrYtts, Men
will be facilitated by the ces OF the house. VINO VIII eSAu
vessels immediately on their arii'hl JIG -aMa
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MUSIC.

g,IRTu HALL. No Franklin az nayr S9snaY1ai1
INSIRlI MEN'fS oca kinds PLANO FONl - OF ai.Sfsn>
yies and inh GUITARS. from the best Sianhn pauefTns
~ which hey haye received premiums from the American IN
n,s oyar al other rnkcT and ofys superior tone ana
ye OF tnish FLUTES OF ali klnd' and hSisS qs %nen sHSs
sIiSEs ECRN0PLJ TR0MBONEs exc; AZ y, Of ,hsi
Iwn and wsT5sn!sd st s. es s
d as soon .. Psbhe M PuBLSRRESPp, N Sss SHsfsH
1 1o soI he PIANO a!so the ORPHEUS GLEE BOON b.
az collection Of % for oyI nss 's ss r.. s e%sS and Is
yii,s suSon hy AUSTIN PHILLIPS Pr'os One tohai PC
st. MsIchaHits.i e ,.s siiV ' nh6u
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DRY GOODS.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
j. u. TAYLOR & co.

LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
J. .. TAYLOR s. co.
Whol--ale Dealers, 50 Cedar street,
y ESPECTFULLY announce merchants tha: they VIII
labor aSSIuOusly 20 make Their store the Depot OF al
the and desraoe styles Of Ladies Dress Goods. and Will
cheeuy show them and their prices 10 al that may i1.os
them with call. nlS
NEW FIGURED ClIAMELEui' Sil.hS-Just received
~ at W. ID. GREGORY & Co. i-o Sprnz street. case
heTvy garsd Chameleon SAs verJ rich coloTs direct
from suction and hns at Is pei yard Ieh Pald' Tor Is ID
AZ, IN, a M vaxv rhaan nj
NJ s.pONNELLY Co. no. 81 Grand street CORNER y
~ Allen. have IA nd extensive assortment; OF the TOT
lowing house keeping DRY GOODS to which ,aes invite tie
attention of purchaser VIZ:
81 % IA Imperial and Marss;ioz Quil.s
s.to "a BY "a Di.oa1 and Damsit Table Cstha a
~ 81 lO sud ls4 irhs. Bsrr,lcI But;is sad sile.ia
Sneeingt.
Rursia Scotch aud LIN Iovelns Dape5.
SIS 4 and "a Diaper and DaiHast Nspk-s.
Crib, Huckasack grc f,irdeye Diaper.
a. ard &c Shrting ard fiLow-Cac !4aen CT 81 cus:css,
~ nsaFy U2dres,-1 linsn.
French Embossed Cloth Table and Primo Coye-s.
Coored Cotton. WoTsted ind Linen Table Cloths;
And assortment OF Ciotfs and Cassmero7
Drnp Etes GambroonJ. Linen plnSs. asc other S,ape
. nd rprrT IIv f;on@iI m5si nm
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REFINED SUGARS.

REFINED SUGARS.
uJooLsEY AND 9oLSEY 5o% 9TH; ;hs aets Offer tssf
csnts per pound When less than five paekases
G STrnase.d All Tx DO Do DO }pound additional
The above are packed as follow:
t tsaisss Is: 4 s charge for packages
fo~uI. the Patent Sugar Refinery, corner oil
sa,S and Montgomery rsess. AZ g Wall street
N.B.-OTdsa oui % nc CAY Hu' " MD
paIttsnce.
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. 10 NASSAU-STREET.
A II kinds OF J OBJ Printing. such
PAMPHLET, MAMMOTH SHow-BILLs
CATALoGvEs, LEcTURE-BILLs,
CnHcKs CARDS, CoxcERT-BlLLs, Plain and
INSURANCE PoLiCIEs. Fancy,
BILLS OF LADiSG, POLITICAL BILLS.
CIRCULARS CIRCULARS, (neatl &c.
Promptly executed the Oce OF the Tribune l Nassau
st,cet-opposite the Park.
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Jude and respect we are your. &c. . l,,,,,,,,,,,n
90 Madison street.
Ths following was addressed Agent Mt savannah
OGxcnBR Cross ROADS. Ga Ausur; ~. le4S.

OGxcnBR Cross ROADS. Ga AuSuf' ~. ie1o.
Mr.. e. r. Eendrickssn. SGpdnHah ,,,;
DEAR SlR-avins just most severe Cn,one
Rheuma, m with which have been afflicted fsf many years
and having used various remedies without any success SUD
induced you in respect TO sandss Sarsapaa
when ynluabe medicine now present ennvn ont o.
health Despairng of recovering from thk distressing
disease and while labung under the most acute ngony ans
main wns persuaded 10 try the nrsapara highly recon
menie,i Er cre Of Rheumatism tried one bottle nno
ihr hui, ben.ti. derived from that induced 20 ave
far trial VIII did by sending down y"u for hat dole
bottles and happy I" say bn m ,s Tor ss rs,
duties send you this through selling III gratitude due th'
excellent medicine and obligation to mr. fellow be
gs that those similarly afflicted. may be lncuceh ~ ny S
valuable remcdy-Sands's SOrsapatlia
Yours, with respect &c. . ,, ,,.>x
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by 4, Is & ~
IS I1,u Eu tpns N
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Pppared and sold wholesale and retail by A.. Is. & ~
SANDS wholesale Druggist 80 Fulton street. T.. n,
Sold alo by druggists generally throughout tho = rncs
81 nor botte--slx hottie TOR IS. OIo III
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--------------- - ar q a no No.,
CLIQUE CLQnh n r., IN II d ss,sc,fiv call
~. ,,enon Of The public to The unparalleled Improvement
md decided advantages these Clocks have over all
Keepers They are warranted 70 run one yea Hiu
once winding and keep good tie and are now lot SUE d.
lO9 Fulton street, New. York. , uo a., al
The melton produced by weights ~ the ~ uay cfAs mo
BY main spring wound upon iiIsee IN the year CLOCK ne
power Of the weight spring IS retarded 10 TINS nn
made To reain regularity It's motion 0S re ingenious
lent Of the escspementnnd peaduum Wns yh m aus
clock. perceive gt Daii onf dnu NM ,L ~, as and
bali one way and the number OF times the oihei ~
the upper end Of the rod an ingenious nnd decns h
no lea ve without any sensib friction The sprnS then re
gc upon the ball. aided by its gravity, ana tle Ioa
motion continued the ecapemen controlling the peno n
AS in other clocks. Thus ball hollow and has an internal ap
partus. By which its rotary moron a, ts re mount
orir small weshs az .nt ti-ies a. ,.r 81 he sIoha
ell upon wire which HORIZONTAL dlantle OF ue 70,
The hos the thread 81 me screw anu scn ' W
brochures eYHct movement oil the weiRnr 20 VI HOm
ter which be regulated 10 the smallest llacon o pa
The other tyo weights az lasnea 10 u , ~ s,nn
composed 81 three different tne bn Ihs ,vboIc
Of which ago changes tnelI % ot;,a n;Sm;tv
INTERIOR arrangement insuIss' II IN peho'eu' sN'o '
OF motion in the globe A. r:,; II, ho cor,uon oendu
will at once De seen tnat ns % " 30 nn bv an
um is avoided The revolutions o. lne pah a'' ''0 ~ %
pertinent and observation 70 g o,,r.x mn nil nm
This clock Is not put OUT oi Deal easily" 'ea'e' w o W
the pallets. e,;,, ,o N ,;uss lsss mr. in
The revolutions Of me sSlnS Wneei aIe vnIons as the
3 inch or second pendulum clock does 10 one yea In ao
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WHOLESALE AND KETh,Iit, NV
THE CANTON TEA CON- + a Nv
1iN'A'oAA 49, Branch Stores:
KS Rlseckcr street, Nsw-YGk
ISL Grand street, near Sunpnak;;
i9j Greenwich street, near fCiton
lis Fulton stree., Brooklyn =. :. p,1,ds,nb;,
Sc Chestnut AID Is EoIth uln-'- i
Il Basover street, Bostosl-, f,.,rr F,r,Eez and
INVITE the attention OF City ana bee they think
viii be found By far the selections ol pure ana md
led Teas in the United States The M o1ss low On
cs nn upright dealing well 70 S
the; comments Necessary. Original ana o's Snneen viii
c I to nunbsI Of the Rssys .9fe
Chatham street. M between Pearl sra hnt he Canton
~, Eon,pany have nothing do with any otne' sofo
,h"se described ai the top OF this adrertisemen''
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WANTED.

xEyANTED-An active intelligent lad about IL or 10 ysnr
w OF age Apply at the India Rubber warehouse -
N nia w Lane HUTCHINSON & RUNYoN.
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plined Judgment. They are from the Brunswick
FREEDMAN:
There we're nine hundred and seventy-nne per-
sons in Sing. Sing Prison last week, of whom Sc
ventv.six were females. So is stated in the news
papers Such paragraphs ore too often read with
Well, what Of it?' air and feeling. But there
are some who pause in thong htfuness at such a
statement Every Of those Eine hundred
wretched persons was once an infant, and smiled IN
its vague dream of Joy as it fed itself asleep ON its
mothers bosom. Every one Of them awakened
love in some less or larger circle OF related hearts,
and was cared for and cherished. Perhaps some
one might have been found who would have died
or it. nav that did die for it. For that mother per-
shed or the manly father, pitted uncqually against
poverty and misfortune, broke the overstrained
heart string Take the sternest and hardest IN the
multitude. and some where in his bosom are wrap
ned up household memories, souvenirs of love,
LEANS and glimpses of innocence, and miniature
nlans and picturings OF hope. Seyenty-six OF them
ere women. They have been, then, 10 say the least
some rudmental elements oil that Creature who IN
societv performs the office OF sister wife, mother,
Srend, Sheds grace, softness and a beautiful glory
over his life. and charms il with sweet amenities
and divine charity. Sing Sing Is not toudOir,
q lady's chamber, drawing room, parior, ball
room. Ii is prison; and grace, virtue, OF any
sor, of degree, does not abide in prisous, but IN
good society and free decorated quarters. Aias
alas let us hope little otherwise. ! neIe Is
charity, not forbidden, which hopetn al 'ilnss'
which, Like Midas's fingers, turuelh what II 'oucn,
eth 10 gold; which 6ndeth trhat 1t seskeb: ana
could We be brought 10 explore even Sang s.us ~
the ris,it mind, we might oit-lmes discover rag
ments OF nobility and germs Of goodness, ana mo
that though all is furnished, all IS mol Iueny
coToded and destroyed. But we fear our charity
runneth not this way with any market current: In
few words, when men commit those SIPS OF "h'c"
prisons cognizant, We are done with them.-
Their probation is over they are ruined ana now
ever God may regard ,hem by man they are aDan :
doned. They may wish to return TO the paths Of
virtue, but we warn them of; that path Is apPro,,
priated TO better people. o for some Towards and
Frys in these times of yaunting beneyoience, 10
visit with an enlarged spirit of love and hope tRe
prisoner the outcast, the rejected OF men,
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gTANTEp-A situation in Ciotiing Ware House by
w young man, who. from seyefal year. e1psie s
conpetect salesman. boOkkeept or To axe te 81
sral upeisc. O; the business CpcScepcoaabss feieen"
given Address Ciothef' Tubsne Office. nli W.
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yITANTrD-A Situation 10 PRIVATE FambIy as CooK'
Wv yIa,bsr and Inoper OF o General HniIsowofk
Good GUY rsfecnees VII be gwen. Apply AZ No u Essreh
\ the Gls -
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-10

NOTICE is hereby given that appllca
IN ton will be made TO the Commission
ers OF Brown county, Ohio, at their next
session for an alteration in The county
road, leading from Georgetown TO Rus
seville, said county, said alteration to
begin at the present road, at or'near the
house whele The widow McMilln lives
in Byrd township; running thence vest
erly uponlhe line between Stephen Por'
ter and Leory J Kinde sixty rods or
Whereabouts 10 the southwest corner OF a
corn6eld Of said Kindle, thence north
erIy course to, The corDer of CHARLES Alb
bett and Joshua Mefford, thence on the
line between said Abbott and Meford
northerly course TO corner OF DaV'C
Newman near siraighlcreek ;thence across
said creek little below the dam OF salt
! Newman a norlherly direction to the roat
leading down said Newmans mill race
hence down the race with said road ant
TO continue herewith till it strikes sal'
county road leading from Georgetown II
Russelville, and that at the next session
Of said commissioners a view will be ask
ed for upon said proposed alteration aC
cordlng to law.
Dec, 3, 1874.
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Administrators Sale.

Johl Jackson's A mrs VS. OhnJackson's heirs.
I'm PURSUANCE of an order Otthe Court OF
Ctmmon Pleas of Brown county Ohio, made
Al theirSeptemher term in the year 844and re-
viyed al the heNovembber term 1874, we win pro-
ceed, on the premises, on Saturday the Iith
day of January l945, between the hours oi
IOo,clock A. M, and O'Clock 7. M OF said
day, TO sell the following real estate, to wit;
Lot No. 1903, and parcel of land adjoining
the same, in the town of Feesburgh, Brown
county. I be sold as the real estate Of John
jackson deceased. Valued at $5l,66 2-3.--
Terms--One half cash In hand, and the residue
| in six months with interest," the deferred pay
ment 10 be secured by note and security.
| JOHN WILSON,
JAMES WooDs,
! Administrators Of John Jackson deed !.
Decpuber 9. 1SAA, te
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-10

*(rsx irsn 1875 10 1874 inclusive.
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A LIST LANDS AND TOWN LOTS, ;,
County
taxes penalty interest thereon including also the
o. 1914
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-07-16
Isaac Ge0rge-GnD.Smifh.

TO AL To WHOM THESE PRESENTS
WAY COME, Greeting:
Il NOW ye tis, ], isaac GEoRGK, of the Village
IN OF Soathpor, in view OF my own personal all
vanta 90 In particular, and that Of the pubic in gen
ssst have prepared myself TODD an extensive bust
Hees IN the hne Of my prefession-which is im2.s-
sss, OesssrraiSs-and secundns, meD6fng, repair
ing, and rnkerng, all kinds If hreakakIe ,rtssI.
and things 10 be found in hardware vocabulary,
from steam engine to . sauce pan. and from
lightning rod tn a knitting needle. sschussre With
greater regard for tsa thss n~sdesfy feel cali
ed upon to assure the pssAc taat my practical skin
IN the particulars referred not to be sua SGD
by men OF moderate mechanical genius 81 prete4.-
sIons- But as the ''proof Of the pudding IS in The
eating, hope the proper application will be nsado
TO test the pEexsse accordance between my pysstsss
and prefssss~ss, which doubt NOT, will be found
10 be more than asS,aarasy resaarkab-. And in id.
ditIon II may be web TO state connection, that
while nestsess and despatch will characterize iha
execution Of an undertake, the resssyka-
bic feature Of Esy business operations will be ha
cheapness OF my servIces-not eharges-feT hope,,
be excused from any lessons in bookkeeping.
In short, propose for cash or its equivalent, -
dispense upon alb who NAV be in need Of nv servi-
ces, the benefits Of my mechanical and arsls,ieal
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