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SICKLY SEASON.-Therc is not man,
women, OF child, but should take medicine at this
season of the year. but more especially at this pre-
sent time: for there probably were never so many
causes existing at one period as there are now, so
like to produce state of sickness. The repeated
changes in the atmosphere, by acting as they do
upon the constitution, and quality of the blood it.
self give occasion for the most fatal and malig-
nant disorders. The lille becomes (and often
without any warning,) in a most acrimonious con-
dition from these repeated changes. and II the
stomach and bowels have been neglected pre-
yiously, the first symptoms require immediate at-
tention. Even those who have healthy dispose
ton of body, arc subject to sickness under these
circumstances. Therefore to prevent any danger,
we ought carefully toguard against costive state
of our bowels. Once or twice they should be
evacuated in twenty-6 ur hours. There arc ma
nv causes which prodticc unhealthy blood some
times il may arise from giief, at others when
the system is in a state Of fullncss it can take
place from sudden joy; close application to lite
rary undertaking can produce it-ln all cases
where many persons hsNe to be seen and spoken
to, which producing nervous excitement is fer
tile source of unhealthy blood occasioning tina;
slow nervous fever which has carried off some Of
our best men, martyrs to their reputation, but
whicha knowledge of the powers of Brandreth's
Pills would have prevent d. Those who desire to
secure their health, under almost any adverse cir.
cumstances, can do so by having BRaSDRETH' S
Pills on hand, and at once resorting to them when
the first feelings or disorder take place in their
bodies. As this advice is used so will the health
be. The time will yet be when man that makes
a good medicine shall be honored more than he
who is an adept in the art of war.
CJ Agents for the sale of Drandreth's Pills.
u. Heartt HiIlsborough; A. florence, Pittsboro';
VIM. Foshee, Foshee's store, Chatham; J. M'Dadc,
Chapel Hill; G. A. Mebane, Mason Hall; E. 4 w.
Smith, Alamance; ]. & r. Sloan, Greensborough;
James johnson, Wentworth; Wood & Neal. Ma
olson; Owen M.Aleer, Yanceyville; ]. r. Callum,
Milton.
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Land for Sale.
Nichols and others IS. Dunn and othel

Nichols and others IS. Dunn and others.
Ii EouITY.
DY virture of Decree Of the Supreme Court,
40 shall sell to the highest bidder, for cash, on
Monday the 25th day of August next, before the
chourt-house door in Hillsborough,a tract OF Land
belonging to the heirs and devisecs of the late
William Keeling, adjoining the lands of Henry
Malone, the heirs of Joseph ID. Hughes and 9TH
Icrs, and occupied in part by Thomas Pope, the
widow Allen and others.
JAMES WEBB, C. g. NJ.
IuIv O s4--3w
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M A r RE D.

In this county, on Thursday ihc 10th instant.
by William A. Lea, esq, Mr.. JoRs Hrssrr,
to Miss REBAccA WARD, daughter Of James
Ward, esq
In Chatham county, on Sunday goth inst, by
Manley Snipcs, esq, Mr.. TuoNAs w. LAWS,
to Miss FRAScEs ADAMS, both of this place.
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THE subscriber has a large lot Of the best corn
- fed BACON for sale, which he will sell very
low for cash alone.
He also is working out his entire stock Of
LEATHER, which he will sell at very reduced
prices for cash, or on credit of ninety days to
those who he knows to be punctuaL
JAMES s. SMITH.
July s. 81
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JOSEPH ALLISON. Pres.
4 " ID. w. KERR. Vice Pres.
DANIEL A. MONTGOMERY. Sec.

According TO previous arrangements, a
large number Of the citizens of Orange as
sembled at Mason Hall, on the 10Th inst.
for the purpose Of paying the last tribute
OF respect and gratitude TO the memory Of
ANDREW JACKSON.
At eleven o'clock a military and civic
procession was formed in front Of the Store
House, whore minute guns were fired for
the space Of one hour. From whence the
procession proceeded in the following or
der, to the large and spacious grove under
the shade of which the stand was prepar-
ed for the Orator and the ceremonies oil
the day: s--z*
Gen. Benjamin Trolinger, Marshall.
S Ma5j. m i; s'ssi assans, special Aids.
Music.
Officers Of the IIawfeld Regiment.
-. Orange Troop.
Members and ex-memhcrs Of Congress
and Legislature.
Orator of the Day and Officiating Cler
gynen.
Citizen aud Strangers.
On arriving at the Stand, a most fer
vent prayer was offered by the Rev
Anderson Hughes, Of the Presbyterian
Church. After which, LYNN wa.
sung, in which many Of the citizens ant
ladies' assembled participated.
Vad. Jones, ir. esq. then arose and deli
sercd most chaste and eloquent orator
upon the character and public services o
Een. Jackson IIedwelt with much Patio,
upon the thrilling incidents OF his youth
passed in the cvontful days Of the revolu
lion; upon the emigration 10 the State Q
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

T,HE subscribers having located themselves in
Il the town Of Hillsborough, Tor the purpose Of
carrying on the TaylOring Business in all lis va
rious branches, have received the London, Paris
and Philadelphia FASHIONS, (which they win con.
tinuc TO receive twice q year, and having had
the advantage Of much practice in the Eastern
cities are confident fteir ability to give general
satisfaction to all who may please to favor them
with their patronage. Their work shall be exc
cutcd in the ncaiest and most fashionable ste not
done by women nor boys but by themselves, or
competent joumcymen; and cannot he surpassed
in this State or elsewhere. Our prices will be in
accordance to suit the times.
Persons wishing TO have work done, will find
US AZ our nnop on Easg ouceL nexI door 10 ouay.
horn & Nichols Store.
All cutting win be promptly attend to.
DUNN & CRAIG.
July 8. ST.
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superintendent Of the Poor
AAuSc ts=..'

THE Court Of Wardens will meet at the store
Il Of John U. Kirkland, esq. in Hilsborough,
at IL o'clock ON Friday of August County Court,
to contract with Superintendent for the year
1916, beginning October ]. ii.
July II. Sow
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The Opium Trade is now carried on a.
every port in China. A gentleman al
Hong Kong speaks of il as Iegalized in
fac,--lhough the Chinese are ashamed 10
publis:l ii. The English ought to be
ashamed. -
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fIonorx Co the Memory OF Gen.
Andrew Jackson.

This being the day SCI apart nv the
lIsw6eld Regiment 20 pay due honors 10
the memory of me illusirious dead. Il an
early hour lhe citizens Of Orange--ihs
young. the old, and The middle aged. Of
both pariirs and Of both sexes-assem-
lied II Mason Hall.
AtiO'o'clork meeting has held for The
purpose Of making Necessary arrange
ments for The ceremonies Of The day.
On motion. t;en. Joseph Allison was
appointed President; the Kev. Daniel w /.
Kerr Vice President, and DR.. daniel A.
Montgomery Secretary.
Maj. John Cheek then submitted the
following order of the day. which wss
adopted. 10 wit
ORDER OF THE DAY.
That military and civic procession.
consisting Of the Orange Troop. the OF
fcers Of The llawfeld r. gimeni. and the
Citizens. be formed IN the grove west of
the Store house. and Ore minute guns fnr
one hour; then march 10 the place prepar-
sdto deliver the Eulngy. when prayer and
singing will be offered. the 0raiion CON-
nemorative 81 The life and character Of
the deceased heard; az the conclusion of
which two plaioons will be fired al en,er-
walls Of Eve minutes. and arrangements
made 60 fire. one gun - intervals OF half an
hour until sunset, and then be dismissed.
On motion Of Col. Nelson. Gen. Benz.
TrolInger was appointed Marshal Of llle
day, with Capt. Joseph SieeI and MAJOR
Morgan Mebsne. assistant Marshals.
Major Mebane then introduced the fal-
lowing resolutions, which were adopted:
The citizens Of Orange have heard with
sentiments Of the most profound regret. The
mounful intelligence oi the death Of Gen.
Andrew Jackson; The bol,iest warrior. The
greatest statesman, the mobiles, patriot 10
numbered with The mighty dcadl
Resolved. LIST, That Andrew Jackson.
by his long pFo,rae.ed service. in The field
and in the counsel chamber. has placed
himself beside the most renowned heroes
and statesmen the nation has produced.
and isfully entitled TO the most exalted re-
CARDS and most enduring remembrance Of
his counirymen.
Resolved, I'd. That whilst we deplorc
the event which has summoned W. iogelh.
er. il Is some consolation TO reflect. thai
the hand Of death came not until !" the
ends Of living had been fulfilled"
To the end that our sympaihies on This
most affecting occasion may mingle with
those OF our fellow citizens Throughout,
the county.
Resolved, That these proceedings be
forwarded 10 the Recorder and Standard
for publication.
JOSEPH ALLISON. Pres.
ID. w. KERR. Vice Pres.
n.~trr Mo~rcowrpv Soc
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xs<8-- A msj~iiy e fhe Msaiszi1s q skis
~ oseuly will he ruqnisca 81 Tae@l.y q
IL mai cenniy cous. % slert counmis.ionrrs
o. hlhdr ssheuls, % srcriss DE bonds 81 %
shenI and fnx osher Psllllic PuToues
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TENNESSEE LAND

TUX cAl4E.
VsHE undersigncI Offer for sale Tnri q
n Land on Ihe South fork d fofked liiser. IN
Dyer couniy. Tennessee. about Twelve miles south
u DyenShurg. containing shout 800 acrcs. The
river which runs through the land i nayigallc q
the usual business seasons Of The year-the land
y extreInely rich. and Is not surpassed hy any
lands IN The Western district Cor The cultivation
Of iobacco, corn. rye. wheat and oats. and Is fair
Cor cotton. That portion q the county i regard
cd a the most healthy part q The western dis
trict. and Is settled for the most part by people
from North Carolina.
The land win be sold altogs ther. Or in portions
10 suit purchasers. and good land in this county
win he taken IN paymrnt-os liberal credits gwen
The title Is undo1btci.
q. +. LONG,
]. w. NORWOOD.
July Is. ss-
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Wallar A n1iarsan- ga. f.armarly af ii;s
place, has been appointed Navy Agent al
Pensacola, in the place Of Jackson Nor
ton, whose term Of service had expired.
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Caldwell Institute.

1sHE mat season a the caldueIl Inss;su,e
nndr nc care q ne RlesleieEy q Orange.
VIII commrnre On "Wednesday DE 9Th a IuIy
next N the t0wn 81 Hillshmough, 10 Mhirh plucc
4 has leen removed, and vii dor On PriAay he
2sth Of November next.
The faruify Of The Schooi consists q the Rev.
ALEXANDER WILSON, ID. ID. President ana
Professor Of the Grrck Language and I.iiensms;
RALPH II. GRAVES. A. Nc. Professor Of Ma
themaiirs and Natural Philosophy; and die Rev.
JOHN A. BINGHAM, Professor Of The Latin
Language and Literature.
Tuition Pee, pr session Of nearly eve month";,
Is $40. The price Of Beard. every thing found,
win vary from S. 10 SO Per monih.
By order Of the Board q Trustees,
:. 4 f. aSaD Z q: Beard. Commit
DRURY LACY. bee.
JOHN w. NORWOOD,
June ~. ST.
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WIN A. HEARTT a cu,.aza.is ssx he oaioe
ofClak = the rspssi@ Con- sH he eouniy q
Onnst. a dc eiscsion n Asxs< nrEL
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~ We aIr suahsircd % snneunrs Gen. 10
sEPH ALI1sOS - ssndidsk e. Ne eskrs
q Clesk e d. csunsy cos.s q Onnsr. - he
elneiaa = ACES nrst
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0 Wearr sushosizsd . announrr Mr. RICH
ARD =. JONES . . ssBdidair CO. the oaEer q
cissk q he Superior coof 81 fhe couniy u
Orsnze, q DIR elcrsian IN August ne.L
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4. KIRKLAND @auadialss A. ds sass =
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TNMAGs .s0E@Gns

- - ~ 50 u = - " - WWN9
HILLsB0RGCGH, N. c.
GINcE the Caldwell institute has been lorai-
- ed a Marlborough, The sessions Of Mr.. q
MRS. BURwELL's SCHOOL win he altered
10 correspond with those Of the Institute. The
neat session, therefore, viii commence on the 9th
Of July and close a the end Of November.
The advantages afforded by this school are he
ieSed TO be, IN many respects, greater than are
usual IN female schools. Al past experience
teaches the difficulty Of trimming up young ladies',
30 As TO cultivate IN the highest degree their mo
raj and intellectual powers, where many ere group
ed together in one house. Marlborough affords
facilities for board in gcnieel and pious fsmilics
such as are found In few villages The Young
ladies' are treated IN a respects as members Of the
family in which they board, and are sufficiently
near the principal and his lady 10 be under their
supervision. The number Of boarders in our own
far-y Is limited TO strand as the school Is part
" designed for the instruction Of our own chill
dren, parents may be assured that those placed
under our care viii receive the attention that AZ
christian parents We would bestow ON our own.
The course Of instruction is thorough and ex-
iensiyc, embracing every thing usually taught liz
our hest female seminaries. Languages, Arith-
ss young $Hsns sS suE Rs nj aass e
tending lectures on Natural Philosophy, and Of
witnessing experiments.
Our extra charges are few. The Latin Lam
guage and Vocal Music viii be parts Of the coune
without additional charge: and those who hoard
in our family, and others who wish il, receive IN
struction in plain and ornamental Ncedle-work as
recreation after school hours. e.r.s@s ns-
Parents will receive a monthly report which
may be relied on, as each pupil will be fumshcd
with book in which an account Of each recita-
ton Is marked by the teacher.
| TERMS PER srssfoS-RArasLE II ADVANCE.
Board and Tuition, SCI so
| Music on Piano or Guitar, IS 90
Use of Piano, for practice - S 90
Drawing and Painting, 10 90
| French, 10 90
June IL. ST.
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ECONOMY IN LIGHT!
-xx x-,,,D ,p.rr p1xy MN prrpN DIT

SELL YOUR TALLOW AND BURN LARD.
WYE have received an additional supply Of
w LARD LAMPS. The price is low, and
within the reach Of almost every one; they are
easily kept in ORDER and for half the cost will give
as much light as five candles.
LONG, WEBB, & co.
June 10. Ut
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TIME subscribers. having entered into copart-
u nership in the above business, would respect
flly inform their friends and the public generally,
that they have taken the Shop one door west Of
the Confectionnry, and opposite Moores old stand,
and will be prepared to furnish every variety Of
articles in this line, both fashionable and good.
Their materials shall be well selected, and the
work well executed; and they only ask for trial,
feeling certain that they can give satisfaction.
~ Journeymen wanted, who are good work.
men, and of steady and industrious habits, None
others need apply.
WITHERSPoON l. GATES.
July l. SS-
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BLANKS for sale al this Office.
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Bacon and Leather,

July s.
The New York herald., 1845-04-25

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NRoxBURY.-Webber's cx-
tensve ropewalk establishment in Roxbury was
destroyed by fire on Wednesday, with all its contents
The fce occurred about quarter past o'clock and
spread over the loose cotton hemp with the
rapdy of lightning Five small houses Immediately I'd
Joining the ropewak, and inhabited by Irishmen who
worked the walk, and their families caught fire and
also consumed One Of these two story tene-
ment and learn that 1t the first which caught
from the ropawalk the flames communicating to the low.
part and was also rumored that women and two
children who in the attic, had not time to escape,
and were burned to death.
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Superior Court.

Before Judge Jones.
APRIL 24Hrchfeid ct al Esnton ct aL-ln this case,
already noticed, tas jury rendered verdict for defen-
dant.
Le,cis B. Griffin The Mayor, aldermen. &c.This
action brought to recover damages for an alleged
nuisance the foot Of Ganzev ooft street 1t appeared that
the Corporation make it depot for deposng ell the
in the city, and plaintiff having erected several
hous there alleges that the putrd smell arising there
from in summer, tenders them scarcely habitabe and
tend materially to reduce the rents of his houses.
Adjourned over.
Before Judge Oakley.
Me Conan Gretn-The jury rendered verdict in
this for plaintiff.
NJ b. Wills VS.. NJ Y and Harlem Railroad Co.-This
case, already noticed stands adjourned
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| PICKLES. PEPPER SAUCE!. CATSUPS =.
MUSTARD. &c.

FLOYD STARIN, No l9l Water street of,r for sale =
fine of Pickles. P,erves Catsups and Mustard,
put np expressly for the southern and Market and
chasing elsewhere the qualify and price their goods will
make II an object for purchaser to give them CALL
lw*rc
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RECENT BosroN FoRGERY.-The Boston papers
state, that rumors OF the above transaction and of
several others Of similar nature have been current in
the city Tor several days. but have orborne to publish
them until Judicial action had take place. The
il one omelancholy Interest," the cuprt quite young
man. son to gentleman of supposed wealth, and has
interesting family to partake OF his shame and is to be
hoped that the amount and extent depredaons have
been exagRera,ed by mmor.
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Common Pleas.

Bt0re Judge UIsh0eHcT.
A~Rm 2A-Samus, WRIGHT vs.. Nciswich b. Lare.-This
action OF assumpsit the value of quan.
ti.y of wheat and tried before when the Judges
charge was excepted to- ard new trial granted It
that in the month Of July last the defendant pur
chased zoos bushels Of whert from pleinh, bat stcr
cevipg Gel bushels they refused to take any more
Plaintiff sold the bssnce at two cents less per buhcl than
had been agreed upon. Action brought TO recover
the value OF the 66l bushels and also the difference 10
price OF two cents. Adjourned over
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General Sessions.
Before the Recorder. and Aldermen Emmans and Mott

Before the Recorder, and Aldermen Emmans and Mott.
NJ. e. PATERSON, ESQ, District Attorney.
Arm A.-Sentenoe arkson, convicted at the
last term OF the Court for passing counterfeit money was
sentenced to the State Prison for two years
Forfeited Bail--The following gentlemen Will be
forthwith for the payment Of their bail bonds
in consequence Of their not producng.thc parties in
Court
Wm w. Fream bail in the OF $500 for the appear.
of John Montague, charged with burglary in the
third degree.
Samuel Cunningham, ball for Case McAlster, in the
sum Of $500, charge of passing counterfeit money
Charles Crape bail for Thomas Williams in the sum o
$500, on a charge OF grand larceny.
Wm.A Freame and Alexander Watson, bail in the sum
of $500 each for John Montague and Horace Seaon
charge OF burglary in the first degree
Receirtng Stolen Goods--John McGann tried and
convicted charge of receiving stolen goods at his
shop the corner of Prince and Mulberry Streets
The property consisted OF two blankets, buffalo robe
and whip, worth Sl2 which were stolen from wagon
the corner Of street The evidence OF the boy who
sold the property and the admissions OF the accused hat
he had bought the property and didn't dn whe.
ther IT was stolen not Sentenced the Penitentiary
six months and fine Of $50.
LoRENzo d. SHErHARp appeared for the defence.
sanoiher-Patrck McQuade was tried upon an indict,
ment for receiving stolen goods, consisting OF cnes o.
tea which was stolen from the store OF Beebe sCo oil S'
Front street. Before the evidence for the prosecution
was given 1.-THE Court adjourned till tomorrow morning
at IL O'clock.
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b. IIPPOLD&C co

-AAo AAAA - NAAAO 49, w
(No. l03 WILLIAM STREET, near John,)
0FFERFOk SA LEthe following Goods, Of their own i'm
porations by the package lots suit purchasers
REAL BEtLIN ZEPHYR WORSTED AND GERMAN
TAPESTRY WORSTEDS,
Best manufacture and most extensive assortment.
CANVASS.
Cotton Linen, Silk Wosed Gold and Silver. Of all widths
EMBRoIDERY fSR sY1f 1PfATrERNs,
OF all Makers and Numbers
CHENILLE,
For working and Ornamental Trimming, plain and shaded;
Flower Chenille, &c.
SILKS.
Plain and shaded aud Chnee Sticks and Spoos; Twist,
Floss do.
- FRINGES.
Silk, Worsted and Cotton, Of the latest styles.
GIMPS,
And Gimp Cords, in great variety.
GUILD AND SILVER CORDS, AND BRAID5, TAS-
Sells &c.
STEEL, GILT, AND SILVER BEADS.
Purse Trimmings Steel and Jet Buttons Hair Tins sc.
OILED SILKS,
Assorted Coors.
PERFORATED PAPER.
CORDS AND TASSELS,
Braids, Tapes, Bindings Gall0ons &c.
al Imam
The New York herald., 1845-04-25

MILITARY MovEMENr.-The Wsstrm (Missouri)
Journal states, that the two companies of the Sd
ed to Fort Jesup and that they to leave by the first
hoat Fort Jesup the Red river Immediately upon
Texas frontier and according TO the report Of the Ad
panes of the ID Drogoons eight companies Sd Infantry
and eight companies 4th Infantry. This disposition OF
troops doubtless is prompted by the aspect OF Texas
and Mexican relations
The New York herald., 1845-04-25

&H0 THE Advertiser respectable, steady middle aged
Wv. man. will give the above amount person who
b. the OF his being appointed watchman the
Custom House. tiace of similar salary. The
strcest be relied all communicatons and
tsfacory references from eminent gentlemen letter. address,
ed 10 Mr. Johnson OF Mr. Donmead, No. sol Pearl street,
will receive immediate attention. AL 3teodsec
The New York herald., 1845-04-25

ATrBMrT AT SuiclpE.-A young gentleman, Of
highly respectable appearance, stopped at the house
Of Mr E. Young Chester Pa the evening OF the slst
and requested to have for the night He appeared
to very much agtated and the landlord watched him. As
soon as he had to his room he deliberately unress
Cd himse took something from his pocket, which ap
pearcd to be VIAL and placed the table beside the
bed as soon he got into bed he reached out and took
the contents of the vial at draught The landlord
Immediately rushed in, and found the bottle labelled
Laudanum" physicisn was sent for, who succeeded
in getting large quantity from his stomach He Is In
fair way to recover although his mind appearto be very
much affected and he IL constantly saying havs
self" ~
The New York herald., 1845-04-25

PATENTS, SPECIFICATIONS AND
DRAWINGS.
THE Drawings may be Autographed without additional ex
pense. Inventors would find much to their
call the subscriber and obtain hundreds OF copies their
venton', at the prices usually paid for duplicates
EDWARD JONES,
apl5 1msm 128 Fulton street. N. ". Sun buildings.