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Singular Death and Remarkable Ills
fory.-A letter dated Philsdslphis. Sept.
alsl. gists the following curious pisce d
loesl ness. ~hieh seOPy from he RleL-
monj Tunes:
/. Wesley FlsVtl. Of his city. whilsi
intoxicated lssi night. threslensd 10 shool
his wife. IL allsmpling 10 run down
st.irs 10 procure . sup, he iril aud bsoks
bis neck. This is lhe sane Rsn who.
about year agO. killed his Giese. ~hll'I
attempting 10 shoot his vile. whom be
also .ligbly uouudej. lie wassenisnssd
Tor this act, and slisIwsrds pardOned by
Gov. POr'sr. on condition that he would
leave The country. Failing 10 comply. he
wss Te.sIrsslej. bot soon alter discharged
the Supreme Court having dssided that
the condition vas Unconstitutional"
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Remedy fer Chills and Fevers, or Fs.
yer and Agua.

Take one pint Of sweet milk sud ens
large tablespoonful Of gtound ginger,
mixed thoroughly. and heated over he
FIRE 81 warm % il can be drunk, whsn The
chill comes on or commences. Repeat
the dose once or twiee, e necessary, and
the cure will be effected.
n. Bill the system be eo.tiVs. an
speIient may be necessary in order to pre-.
pare il properly Tor the above preseriPtOr.
'rhi, is the most accessible. the cheap.
est, The most efiicaeious. and the spec.
dIesI remedy in the World. As this is The
usual season Tor the prevalence Of that
dfesse. | do myself The honor TO furnish
sou with the above recipe.
THE HEMIT IN SOcIETr.
Washington, d. G., Sept 81, 1876.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08

SAPPERs AND MINERS. - This corns,
sevepiy-iwo in number, came down from
West Poinsahis morning, and have gone
on board the ship Clinton, transport for
Point Isabel, from whence lhey are under
orders 10 join Gen. Taylor al his head.
quarters. The company is under the
command OF Capt. Swift. Of the Engineer
corps. " ]. E1prsss
The editor Of the Philadelphia North
American, who was recently on visit 10
West Point, says Of this corps. Although
the corps had Teen but few weeks in
practice. il had already rivaIIed, in con-
slrocting bridges and throwing them across
the river. the quickest time Of the French
engineers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08

The prospects Of the Wing party in
the nation never were brighter. Their
opponents are disa ffecled, almost disband-
ed. The recklesuess end extravaganza OF
The last Congress have been such that
their whole force is now spen, in abuse
OF each other. Al the North, East. Mid
die and West, all 10 disaffecton and
dlsorganizsiion. All the Wings have 10
do, Is 10 preserve their integrity and their
poaisIon--'o stand fast BY their principles
and their meD, 10 strike for American Ia.
Dor and American inieresis, and 10 return
their faithful Representative with ,ncreas-
ed majorIties. Nor,h Carolina has set
for Us glorious example. She has by .
single bold dash, thrown up a Wig
majority oi nearly 5000 voles-given
Wing majorities in boih branches Of her
Legislature, and will send two glorious,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08

#A@ @ v 80 49, @H@sHu - ~
TIE s.. Louis Rrpnbiirsn snn0uness
he Teesla sFussl q 40 sHPEsss Il FoT.
I.saEsnw0Elh fon asW MsEiss. bEing-
~ ihs EssliiyiRg Iems 81 lie ehlrAnes
al Gen. ksssEsy mo Ssal fs - hsu1 he
Gfirg 81 . gsn Or ssy opposition IRON ne
Msxiesns ahalstrr. This oerurIed On
lhs lsIh Of Asgusi. md Ihs snllEe depart
msBI = as IoEmslly taken possesslon o. ~
lie name Of be United S.s,es. We have
nsiihsE lime nor space 70 giss 10 to-day .
papsF The psEiirulsIs. which arc detailed
81 much leg h in he Repnbliean.
u would seen Thai GOssInaE ArnJo
bad actually four thousand men a bis
command. hsl very badly aTmeds and ihal,
though bis troops lsfs Tor he Place aP.
pointed ss lhe Underground. when Re gOi
there . rouneil Of h,s raissrs xas called.
aad " much IN his satisfaction" ihsy
refused % fight. Very sooa after this.
Governor Ara ijo turned bic head towards
Chihasbus, followed BY . lev Dragons.
General Kramer, il was supposed.
would leave force Of IE0 thousand men
IN SAINTS Fs. and march. in . short time.
TO CshleTnis AiIb Ike number.
hspPsars By leIlsrin the Republican
that. alter leaving Fort Bent, most OF The
ammunition wagons Of The artillery we're
forced 10 pot 10 oxen inslrad Of the other
animals; That the oxen he'd also given out.
and Il "a, with great difficulty the oxen
proeeedsdobwsrd. Several bundled hors-
es sne mules sers lef. behind The army.
unable 10 follow.
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hk NEMlI IN 1OaihLts
Washington, ID. G, Sept 81, 1876.
ISplASA DEBr.-We learn ,ha, The le,.

INDIANA DEBT.-We learn that the lei.
ters by The Grea. Western, in referncs
to the negotiation now going on in Lon.
don for the adjustment Of the State deb.
OF indiana. under the law Of last winter.
are favorable 10 the success Of the ar.
rangement. We have not ourselves seen
the letters. but give the information as il
is communicated 10 US from a respectable
source. II may be proper, however. 10
say that we saw letters month or two
since. from two Of the London bondhold.
srs, from which we inferred that they
would require some modification Of the
law before yielding to It's conditions
Time will show which version is right.
Jour. Of Commerce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08
From the N. O. Picarnnn.
Particulars Of the arrest of Pared

Particulars Of the arrest of Paroles
Gen. Paroles sss silI a prisoner IN
the castle Of Peroie. When made prisoner
he was on his way to Queretara, escorted
by SO lancers and surrounded by few mi.
liisry friends. The detachment in pur,ui,
SUTsIsleu OF 3UU troops, aud came np with
him al the hacIenda OI AhueIes on the 5ta
August.
The commander oflhsse troops Of once
in,imssed TO him the folly of resistance,
and he surrendered without a struggle.
He vas conducted al once TO the capitol,
being srssted with perfect courtesy and
consideration. He demanded TO be allow
ed to leave the country. This was no,
thought safe, before the revolution should
be completely consum N s.ed, and for p,es.
ter security he Sas, sf,sr remaining Sc
versl days in Mexico. conducted TO Pero,e,
where he now lies.
Some papers talk Of dong justice upop
hin as monarchi.t and traitor, but the
tone Of Gen. S.las is quite otherwise
altogether respectful aud expressive OF re.
greet THAT he should be subjected 10 militia.
~ restraint. Sslas submits his case 10 the
discretion OF Santa Anna. We expec,
soon TO hear Of his enlargement.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08

ne Centre of the UniEena-Tbe
ciseinnali Aiiss states thai Il has received
. Gsrasn iosEnsl. Published BIZ Professor
SeLnnahsI. annauReing lhsi DR.. MaedlsE,
Girsesor Of he D0rPsl Observatory. Rus
ala. has naae he extraordinary discovery
Of The gEand esnlEsl Star or Sun. aeoul
Which The universe Of stars 10 Iesoising.
This discovery he sbnsunets 10 he
following lsrgusge;
! lhsTti0re pronounce ihe Plsiades
10 Be lie central gEoup Of that mass 81
6Ksd stars limited By sEaiam composing
Ihs Milky Way. and Alsysns - he inci-
sidasl star Of his group sLieh among al
Others Combines lhe gretssl probab'l ~
Of being the true Central sur"
By train Of reasoning. Which l shall
MOI sslemPtJo explain, be fads The pro-
bable paTaisx nj this great central star 70
be sIx thousands Of one second VI sn are.
aud iIs distance To be ihiriy-iOur millions
OF tines Ihe di,lshee Of The sun, or 30 re-
mole Inst light, wIlh . velocity oft~elys
millions Of miles per minute. rtqeires .
period Of Eve hundred and IhiIiy-sssen
years. 10 pass from The grea. centre 10 our
sun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08
LATE NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Baliimore, Senicmher an-hp

"'ei SVpeinper oO-o L. NJ
The news from Europe per the Crest
"e't IN has been transmitted through here
nv telegraph. The steamer arrived IN New
York at one o'clock thi. afternoon. The
news is Of very important commercial
character. and will cause -four and grain
10 advance IN this city.
The markets Tor all dissertations of
American produce we're advancing in
England.
The failure OF the potato crop is uu'er-
sal. The reports from every part of The
Onl'ed Kingdom are appalling. whilst
ieuer alter letter from The continent OF Eu-
rope details the rsvsges which this strange
and unsccountable disease has made IN
france, Belgium, Holland. and Prussia.
The crops in the Uni,ed Kingdom are
mol more than an average, either in guam
',iy or quality. Other counties mus.
therefore be relied upon for supply SUI
hclsn' to meet The large and increasing
consumption.
AGAIN. The accounts from Frsnce as 10
the harvest in tina. country are most dis
'ress'ng' and a large quantity Of wheat
VIII De required 10 supply immediate
wants all over The north of Europe.
mere rs no political news OF imbor-
lance. The accounts from India indicate
'hst The victories which the British army
aen'eVed on the banks OF the Su,le,j have
not resulted 10 that smicable arrangement.
and profitable sttlement which was hoI-
I'd Tor. aud |, is feared hoshll,ies will bs
rsnoMed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08

DAVE GupgFluF e0uTt-Ths F,n
Terra q this tWhunal Commenced -
Monasy last. Hs HonoF ledge lIirk a..
siding. "a Tsfsdsy BsEisRln Duss,.
maa., lor lie laird lins. Esalsnrsd "A 4.
hang a. lis FEteuiian 10 10 asks -.
On he Oh day 81 Osl0bsr nsxt. w..
he Vas ssksd ~ he Judge uhy ssn.ssss
81 drssh should nol Be passed ppon a.
lie arose, sPpaTenily much sgisslra. -
spoke for cone tan OF fifteen uis,,.,
alleging tis innossness- -lhs euih 81 81.
srs.-ronspiEaey, 6e- hasiBg been fsrr.
ed 10 . kilf' him; and telling His Hon,,
The Jndge. that II be wosld give hin in,
be woulI Prove 81 that hs had said. al.
Ter he bad resumed his seat. Tie gOss.
ibid him. that he bad flriee n orpo,tgss
" 10 prose Lis ihnoetnes; that nov sol,,
IS he was concerned il uss loo lac. ,ss
that lie oughi 10 b deEeis his time ukol,-
10 . pre- paraiion for The ehsnRs wh,.s
sssited hiu, and moi failsF himself 10
the hope Of escaping The ssnlenss Of q.
law. Salisbgry UGlehman
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08
Steamer Alyarado,
Friday, September Is. 1876.


TIE Mormon war is 81 last ended. On
Wednesday evening the Quincy commits.
Tee prevailed on the Mormons TO surren.
der; and yesterday, al 3 o'clock. the An
ties marched into and took possession Of
the city OF NsuEoo. The Mormons
siipula,ed 10 leave forth With. or IS fast %
they can possibly got away, exeep, .
committee OF Ave, who are TO remain to
dispose Of The property yet belonging to
The community. No properly has been
or 10 10 be destroyed, although strong dis.
position existed with many oil the Antics
10 destroy The Temple. They lear II wiIl
be a beacOn.lighI to lure the Mormors
back. by refrsinine from violent measure
The Anhes have saved themselves from .
great deal Of Icprosch.
A gentleman who left Nau,oo yes,er.
day, II 2 o'clock, said the Mormons we're
leaving rs f.sl as they could get away.
Yesterday was happy day for the eli,
gems Of Hancock county. a, peace 10 nov
permanently restored 10 u.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08
SURRENDER OF THE MoRMoNs.

%hs 81. Louis Repeblican furnishes Us
with the following letter. By which il i'll
be seen that the suli-Mormons are 10
possession Of Nsuvoo. without further
violence upon persons or property. We
learn, in addition. that the prescribed pro-
pie were quitting Nsuvoo "a f.sI as poe.
sibls. M'ny were going Up the river and
Others probably TO 81, Louis. The PEG.
PIE Of Iowa are nol well disposed tow ards
them:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08

shals toslsl Whigt 10 tbs Callsa 81 60
SsuNlF. Sas WsS The only State EheTe
tie issss % the eondnel u lhis - Dsn0-
eEale" C0ngEsss Vas msds. UPon her
Mr. Ralrhis sad lhe standardization ihrsw
thsnsslEes sf.sr he EessgnsliOn q Me-.
Hsysoo5. Her snsuer has bsen g.Esa.
snd i has infsssd nee life aud tiger iaio
the Wig psrly--iI hes rsissd he hoPes
0f lie psiTi0ss and gstea assurances lhsI
The e0uhHy nay yslbe saved"
Sarannah RfPHIloaR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08
Miracles and neIusion.-ws N

Miracles and pelusion.-we mrn
toned few days since The murder by
robbers. Al Case BTucc'ale, in the Papal
States, of tie Ahbe chesslier Thuinss
Stuart. the sou IL S.r William DrommoHd
Stuart. the American traveller. The de.
ceased vas . cigniIsry in the Romish
church. and in prospect Of . coTdInal's hat.
The British consul al Rome had the body
.mbalmsd preparatory 10 embsrkatioU for
Englana, but The most extraordinary cit
eUmsisnces connected with the corpse, Is
itisy in state in The church, is that related
in letter TO en- English iournsl. stating
that the p'ie'ts having learnt tha. The
deceased belonged TO rich family, tegsn.
az usual. TO speculate upon what night
turn up mos. 10 their sdvspisge. Allsionce
child. cripple IRON its birth. was cur
ed By crawling ever the coffin, and left ils
crniehes there. The fame Of this miracle
spread throughout the Town and neigh.
bcIhood, and the lame and bali fiocked
lIom all sides. Numerous other miracles
are said TO have been psrformeJ-offer-
Ings ofwsx began 10 drop in 10 the church
scores Of children we're brought in 10 be
cured OF ell kinds Of diseases. a. length
the crowds ofdeludsd beings reached such
an extent that tie British consul feared
they wood destroy The coffin. and accord.
inly ordered II 10 be removed cut Of the
body OF the church 10 a vault.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08

Yucatan.-A letter received in New
York, dated at Merida on the goth ulti-
mo. states that Yucatan is to be united to
Mexico under certain conditions, and is
to remain neutral, whatever may be the
differences between Mexico and other
countries. Being thus governed by laws
Of Its own, its intercourse with the Unit
ed States will not be interrupted by the
war with Mexico. = -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08
Sad Calamity In Tennessee,-on

Sad Calamity In Tennessee. On the
% inst, says tie Fayetteville TEN.
Journal, an awful calamity befeiI Mr..
James G'll, worthy citizen of our coun.
~, living some l2 or ID miles from this
place. 1t appears that Mr.. Gill had been
engaged 10 di'uIlIng peach brandy, and
on The light above mentioned wss attem pt-
ing to stow II away by emptyine il into a
barrel 10 the cellar; the brandy being warm,
took fire from the candle winch he had
ui.h hlm. end Instantly communicated 10
keg, which bursied, tearing Up portion
Of the floor over head. filling The cellar
with flaming sheet OF liquid FIRE, which
communicated to the house and w,apped
il in flames before it was possible for all
the family TO escape ou. Of the house.
One Of The children was consumed in the
house. and tso others so badly burned as
10 have caused their death since, and the
fourth child received severe burns, rem.
deung il doubtful whether il will recover
or not. Mr.. Gill himself was also badly
burned.
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Honor to American Scholarship

N~1-@SA ~ @AAAOAASc4A SSskVl11oAIps---
Every true friend 10 the progress Of let
tiers Says the New York Commercial
AdFertiser) will read with pleasure the
following noble tribute paid By the Lon.
don AIhenaum-one of the highest lite.
rary organs OF Great Britain-to distin.
gnished professor of Columbia College,
DIR. Charles AntLon. As an instance Of
unbiased criticism, i, acquires additional
value from its very rarity, the dicta Of lit
erary censorship being but too frequently
swayed by motives OF merely personal
or conventional kind. The notice in ques.
lion refers 10 DIR. Majors edition of Pro-
fsssor Anthon's- Homer, just re-puhlished
In Engllnd in connection with the series
OF school classics edited by DIR. Anthem,
and. as is, well known. originally issued
by the Messrs. Harper of this city.
Speaking Of that work, the A.heanum
says: ...
" Admirably edited and explained BY
Professor An,hon. the American. who has
done more for sound classical school lit.
eratare than any half dozen Englishmen.
10 the hands Of DR.. Major the book is
not improved, any more than was Virgil |
rome lime ago. 1t would, on hasty |
view, seem strange that such time honor
ID seats of learning as Oxford and CAM
ridge are eclinsed by an institution fcom-
unendowed) Of yesterday -
Columbia Colleus, New York but this is ,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08
North Carolina Cranits.-n

N0Iln Odf0und OIdnlte.-glne uObId
hardly think Of looking in The DI,na1
SCAMP Cor Granite. yel The srl,rI, !.
found there. - appears BY The snUt,,I
paragraph lskeh from The Norfolk Hsr,J
"TLeEs are Two large three story brieL
warehouses going up next 10 our Office
'he fronts Of which rest on pillars h,ws
out Of this malsrisl. which 10 readily ma.
cured in DOR neighbOrhood and prsp.r,a
Tor Uss - cost Of probably less thsn on
tenth ofIhst Of The Quincy granite. These
pillars are said 10 be 30 strong end dur.tls
IS those made Of any Kind Of granite. look
as well. and s's less liable 10 be injured
BY heat in the event Of conliguou. in,
The best spssinenEoI il are Obtaintd IN
the Dismal Swamp"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08

Letters recently received in Liverpool,
from Jerusalem, state that all Palestine is
prey to the horrors of famine, caused
by the drying up of the rivers and streams.
At safet, numerous persons had died for
want OF food. .s' .7|'-+
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08
Prosecution Of the War. -

prosecution Of the War. - General
flames, it is said, has received orders
rom washington for the immediate trans.
portatlon of all the troops now stationed
on the Eastern Division to the seat of war
on the Rio Grande. Letters from Wash.
lngton also state that orders are 10 he
,n 10 the Gulf for the taking Of
TamPico. e "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08

nsallcE 81 WTpHte oulyto lie ualuiuaisd,
We shali Nd stay 70 inquiFe The Trasoas
d ias apPsIsnI mys.sIy."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08

The annual value of British commerce
with Mexico is estimated by The British
Minister at Washington at ten millions OF
dollars. .. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08

Woe8 have 'itslled, 10 taget - Tsst,
he bEafhsT . AaFg GRd Aarthaf'
hss nERy q these nee rad theiT b.
blsf Ciai's .ldEThsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08

The United States Brig Washington
was knocked down on her beam ends, dis
masted, and had her deck swept clean in
The gale Of the 9Th ult, whilst Off Smiths
Island; but the most melancholy incident
Of the disaster was the death of her com
mander. Lieut.. Bache, and twelve of the
crew, who were washed overheard and
drowned. Lieut.. B. was highly meri.
lops officer. He belonged to Philadel.
phia.
The Washington arrived at Philadel.
phia on the 9Th uIt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-08
Sickness of the Season.

olCAAeSs VI the season. The whole
middle section OF the Union. comprising
both the Eastern and Western States, has
been visited this summer and autumn with
an unusual prevalence of various types of
bilious disease. The Petersburg ln,elIi.
gencer says:
1.-The whole of Virginia east of the
Blue Ridge has this year been mpre sub.
Ject to chills and (evers than al any other
period within the memory of man. There
is scarcely family within crcui, of fir.
y miles around Petersburg that has no,
haa one or more of its inmates down
with this most, annoying of diseases. In
some counties, we hear. the tobacco cron
has suffered for the want of proper a,ten.
'ion-the negroes being sick with the
ague and fever"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-02
STEAM ENGINE AND B0lLb
MANDATORY.

THE subscriber having com0l''f, =
L new and extensive MACHINE shW
is now prepared to manufacture on AZ ?
proved plan, Steam Engines, from 70 >
horse power, and Boilers OF the best m'h-
and workmanship.
Steam Sar MIY5 Of new construct
ma Gecr', Shdhing, Water Wh''' ~
and Blowing Cylinders, lor furnaces Of =
diameter less Than feet, made 10 he -
manner and al the lowest Prices. A.. %
perCalienders Of a superior make iri ~
The subscriber has also a large 40. 81
modlous FURNACE couGeoied ~h' !
Machine I,labllshment,~nete C1suag'
Iron and Bronze are made Of any "eg- p
eIceedinu five tons IN one piece.
Iron Pianlng Of any length .e'' '''' .
feet, done on short notice and on fea'a' q.
Terms GORDON hDhAl.
Brick Machine Establishment. no." ~ '
Il Depot, Prusheid. Mass, frn. 10 i-t
g1u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-02

HAS done more for the diseases n
Ill which it is applicable than any onf
instrument IN use. And the sub.ruhUs
determined to convince the public. u.-scd
that II be AT his own expense ANY pern
WHO needs an instrument Of the KIND, IL r
vlted to call al his house and receive one o.
lual for Two weeks GRATIS, Illhey are rs
already convinced People are cauioncd 90
to believe reports derogatoIy to tins lnyA.
able Instrument OF certain doctors who mu
he interested IN "IIul's Supporters 90 q
other rnstrumrnls,) MI they have lmpro,e
tins opportunity 1t has nercr fa,i,d - gu
entire satisfaction when properly applied VI,
der the direction of the undersigned and M
nv will attest hy certlfioa,es or persona 4,
tetview II desired, to these facts. lADo
will be waited mpon by female who ~
had extensive experience 10 then appllcaHr
Having n very large assortment on hand .
all sizes, and likewise much improved ?
late, is enabled to give all who NAV ca. q
entire satisfaction Please to call Nondu'
or TUESDAYS JOHN b. HUBBARD, N "
Rutland. Oct. <, 1915 II Il
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-02
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and, : d Wlnslow, prr,s'ord, Warren &
Bliss, Brandon; d j. Bell, Rutland, and 10y
me Drugglsls and Merchants general ,hro'-
ouI the state 73m
GEORGE T.. STANTON, Sing Sing.