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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25
HOLM 4 CO.,
mud nlirarnI Water. nLnnmf e cAIrI.

SOFA ana Mineral W aTeF WanuIaCLUFtIss
ID ESPECFULI8Y inform the public and their former
~ customers that they have rea0eedt0 l29 GRdBllh
Street. c0ye Of CaT0AdyisWhsTe they prepared to
dllordsrs for IN ERAL WATER for thesupgly Of Steam
boats Hotels Bars and Private Families for EXpOIaon
N, B.-A Libaral Discount allowed to GTocen and Com
mission Merchants.
Fountains a. herstoiOra with and superior DawinE
Annnrntnr nnh SIN
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FURNITURE PACKED AND MOVED;
n MCCUTCHEQN, S09 ST Gtf.4RLES StTeet, Two
IL. DnOs above pOydras street. will attend to PACktMG-
and MOVING, OF SHIPPING FUREiTIl n loI persons
changing their residences leaving the city. Osda sant
to him viii be attended to with particular Gaze aud executed
with dispatch.
Hotels Boarding houses, STEAMBOATS, and Ships snpped
with Furniture, MattTeses Bars ETC. on very reasonable
tsrmR ID Moe, lo9 81. Charles street
fW- New and Second hand Furniture Bought, Sold,
RepRrad. Vanished and Pllished myH Nm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

~ For terms of Board ETC., inquire the Plantam
Hotel, at the Hotel in Cafrsllt0n. Capt A. ANaELb
ap9'n CHAs CRAHnLNR.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

n CASES Broad Black Fur HATS.
~ 1 case Broad Planters do.
do. Dab PAlo Alto Legh0rn do. a.
l do. Dunstable straw do.
THREE CASES HARDWA RE-eontaning-
60 Draw Knives Chissls, Plane lrons ARgnn, etc.
70 dOz. nests covered Wood BUCKETS. Bic each.
For sale By fie5l j. w. ANDREWS co 81 Common at
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25
CALIFORNIA HOUSES.

CALIFORNIA HOUSES.
FHNHE undersigned lruCtlng elegant fOhTA-
. 4 BILE FRAME HOUSES, suitable foT CsloI- A.
MIA Any number Of Portable Houses, Of such d. iaf
mansions mas be required be furnished at the A
shortest notice reasonable terms.
few Houses Of Is BY "A feet on hand TO which
The attention of California emignts and desfOus
OF erecting Houses on the Lake shore is called,
t Orders from California will be promptly attended to
when accompanied by cash p city guaRntee.
ie20im BENJ HOW ARD, Builder. 2i9 CarOndeistst.
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TINEGaR SUPERINTENDENT

NlNE& All NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VIE UndeFsRnPlis cOrHantiy manufacturing and hAA
j orsale a very lpeFioT art cle Of NEG AR. sgss
which he will guar ntee TO improve BY age, and r.
will deliver il, tree Of charges, in any part Of
the city or Lafayette at the following reduced -
aliee to suit times viz Butts 80 gallons 81 50 Barrels
30 gaOds, "a Barrels 80 gallons. cents KalOn. bs
discOunt made t. WhOesae GuEtOmert.
line lTOpped in the P0stoiiiee will be ppnotHally
attended to. laps I'll John II. WEBB,
frnaF Common aud Narse Onrnsta Charity HOsrtHl
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THE undersigned, having been elected Syndic to settle
a uJ the affairs OF the late firm Of G. R. SESSIONS &
CO. hereby gives notice to all persons indebted 70 sa3 firm
make immediate payment The undersigned will call
upon all those indebted $50 far he find them) pre-
sent their bills and all that not settled will be placed in
he hands Of an attorney for collection.
Tie also offers for sale the establishment of the EVENING
MERCURY. The Office S complete in eve.y particular,
together with first rate Double Cylinder Napier Press
guaranteed be equal tony this city The PIes win be
sold separately, If desired.
d&p7W If C R. SESSIONS. syudic.
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NEW YORK, via MOBTL.E and NTONI
c.naEElE..- AL ...a -L.-.nn.r 9

Through in Seven and a half Days-StaEe Travel
Reduced to Ninety. three Miles.
The New York herald., 1849-05-25
ShipEinx Intelligence.

bosTor, Nay ~. 1919.
Arrived-Barks ST smpe Thonas ST Jags; Thsmas Prime
Mohe unou Bal briss earah wi llama tienfuegos
Lady of ATE Savannah elisha Dosne. snd Boj Frank
lip Baltimore; Harriet and Ios philsdepha; schrs Famo
Exchange Columbia, Monterey Rio Medord hdeine. and
Friend, do soneryils Charleston Watehman geor
So; Ontario kewlern; John Paine Norfolk; M,ntexuna
AIexandra Sharon Fredericksbnr Fairfield, Baltmore
Ilssleih l. helen, Do; Wankinco. kYork.
Csred-Ship Ieorium. Baltimore. to load for PanauA
bari Leo Malta brig algonquin, Havana
Tie irig Lady oths Lake Savannah repora on the
18TH Pm lat g. Ion ~ 1 while seutdng under bare p,io
wind northeast passed close TO dsmAsed schooner appa
repty New Jersey vessel, bottom yellow trosk
white circle and three yellow the stern There
hve deck whe waved keep clear were
We scud II hours la, ~ hours, made sail and
stood NJ 70 hours to hnd the wreck but waout success
Tie schooner appeared in good order, being dis
masted.
The salvage ship Colchis from Valparaiso for Boston
before reported abandoned and picked by New London
fishing smseks has been fsettlea the Offices in this
city pay ny about S25dtO.
Bark Baltic from MatanEas for Cowe put nss Hast The
msston, 2sd inst. TO land Captain Graham, sick
SAiEm May 24Arr I'D brig Gambia Bailey from Buceo
April lt and Montevideo. stb Left ~ Buceo hrig
mann. Dennson waiting orders from Busnos Ayres only
American vessel No American merchantmen
March H. and sailed 10Th for Buenos Ayres Ship Shaw.
Rea from Boston, Dec Sh arrived at Buenos about
March le Spoke MAY y. lat ~ So Ion IN brig Marceus.
16 from New York for St Kits understood proba
lily the Meazzc, for Sagua.
The New York herald., 1849-05-25
Serious Railroad Accident.

Troy, May "a, 1S40.
The railroad train for Whitehall ran of the track
this morning. at place called TalInagc's Road six
miles south Of Balston The train was under full
hcadway.
The locomotive some six rods up bank six feet
high when it upset. being smashed in pieces crushing
the engineer, VIM. Dodge, and the fireman, John
Frank under 1t. The baggage train thrown up
the opposite bank The passenger cars were unin-
jured Dodge terribly cut in tho face and Frank
has his left leg horribly crushed It is hoped that
both will recover, though it is very doubtful Dodge
taken to Ballston (hs homc) and Frank to Troy.
The worst Of the whole is that it the result Of
design Stones had been wedged between the rails and
the plank of the crossing carefully placed and driven
down. Bicts Of wood have been found several times
driven down in the spot, but have been removed
in time to prevent injury hand passed. the
track two hours before the accident John Tamage,
who owns the farm, and who the spot at the
time IL suspected to have done it, lie has threatened
vengeance several times for the loss Of u COW by
the train, n few weeks since. He will un-
doubtedly be arrested this afternoon The fragments
of the wreck were removed within three hours. The
locomotive Is ruined Dodge Of the most care
full and skilful engineers in the country How either
he Frank escaped instant death Is vsble;
both crawed out from the wreck themsel covered
with blood and presenting shocking sight The pas
sengers for Whitehall detained two hours those
for Troy three
The New York herald., 1849-05-25
Common Council.

Bo.Rp or ALDERMEN. May ~ james Kelly, Pres
dent in the chair The reading OF the minutes of the
proceedings Of the preceding meeting was dispensed
with.
UilliamsJrg Fsr,y.-Remonstrance of tho williams
burg Ferry Company against the granting OF ferry
privileges bares ob at the foot Of seventh street
The having leased the piers ut the foot of Grand
street and Peek slip, ut heavy expense. Referred
Also remoDstIance from same against the establish
ment OF ferry Williamsburg from the head Of berry
street Referred
Hudson Rirr Railroad -Remonstrance OF inha bit
Of Hudson street against allowing the Hudson River
Railroad ompany l. lay track in said street Referred
Borling Green -Kesolution favorable to the con-
struction of II fountain in the Bowling Green.
Aid. Woop moved to refer to the Committee on Lands
and Places. Lost.
AID WEBB offered amendment, to the effect that
the Croton Aqueduct Committee inquire into the pro-
prety erecting such fountain and the probable
thereof Accepted and referred.
Orange Street.-Resoution favorable to lighting
Orange street with gas Referred.
.drsenai Grounds-Resoution favorable to negotiating
for the Arsenal grounds Centre and White streets
with the State authorities. and the Committee OF the
Sinking Fund be directed to enter into such negota
ton that it may be entirely under the control Of the
city government.
motion was made to refer the matter to special
committee. Lost.
Aid Woop moved to refer to Committee on Lands
and Places. Lost.
Aid CLARK moved to refer to tho Finance Committee.
Carried
Reporters Desks.-Resoluton favorable to removing
the platforms each side Of the Presidents chair aud
the Superintendent of Repairs be directed to carry the
into effect. Referred.
The Beard then adjourned until Mouday evening
nance under tae new cn"1'e' WILL o" special order
The New York herald., 1849-05-25
United States Circuit Court.


MAY "a - 1dtlem Louter eiat This cause, which
action to damages for the Infringement.
of patent right, was given to the jury this afternoon
His Honor in charging the jury said that tho patont
in this upon which the plaintiffs rest issued
the 14th Of March 1SI0 from the Patent Office and
secured to them exclusively the right Of manufacture
ing and vending lead pipe, in the manner described
for period Of IL years from August 1887 to August
1851. John and Charles Hanson tho original in
venors, and took out patent in England the 3lst
Of August 1887, and became exclusively entitled in
that country to the manufacture Of lead pipes. In
1889, the plaintiffs purchased the invention from
Messrs Hanson, far respects the United States
took assignment Of it, by virtue of which they pro-
Of the acts of Congress- which authorizes patent
to be issued here to assignees This the 2gth
OF March, ls4l but in consequence OF defect
in the specification, this patent surrendered and
n new one issued on the 4th Of March, 1846--the
upon which this action Is founded This
surrender and reissue of tho patent also in
pursuance Of the provisions Of the patent act Of 1856
Now the first question which it is material to SETTLE
and without which it Is impossible for the court and
jury % advance step In this cause Is what Is the in-
vnon thing that the Ilansons have discovered and
for which patent has been issued in this country to
the phintfs IL s essential to settle this question in
order 90 comprehend the rights which the patented may
have acquired under the grant as well as whether tho
defndapts have been guilty Of violation OF those
nights and arprehepd that IL will bo found upon ascor
tanning what 1t the Hansons invented great many
OF the difficulties that have been thrown around this
in its progress, will be removed Upon thorough in
vcste alton Of the description Of the by the
inventor the thing which is claimed to have been dis.
covered and for which patent has been issued will be
generally question Of law to be ascertaned by
animation Of the description given by the inventor.
thail call your attention to this description which
will tshblc you to see the improvement claimed by
the Iisnsops. and which is projected by the patont
His Honor read the specification, TO show what il
the lanfons Invented, and what the plaintiffs
claim as their aseignees lie next referred to various
patents obtained by other individuals which the de-
i,ndants conended embraced tho improvements claim
I'd by plaintiffs lie then called the attention Of the
jury 10 the evidence adduced by both pnrties and II
the jury satisfied from the testimony that plain
tihs had made out their they entitled to
verdict The jury then retired, and ordered to
bring In scaled verdict TO morrow (ths) morning.
The New York herald., 1849-05-25

sspus-1h be city ~as threvn Into great state n
usosus. in c<ss~Quspe~ of @mrd~s p~rpeersssA
WedSssdsy evening, about ocicee The uuf,s
ate vfctias . lAboriDs mas IN the employ II
&C. kelssy. coal nerrhssis, Atlantic street near
South terry. pamsd William Parker. From the
fscts asc~rtsine IA appeared that Parker vhs drvisg
. cosi cart was ubfort un.t. enough TO the
child "a n man named John Kennedy. . glass bio~cr
working In Ansity street The child fortunately
but little injured but Kennedy, the father wstsnsd
his oppoftunt, 30 iBhct summary revenge upon Par
her for he having hs ods prng Accordingly
Kennedy wAs driving scug Amity street In hts cart
his back being turned Parker jumped upon the cart
and ne ck.d him on aud ~ he tell his head
DER the wheel which passsd dsrccty his throat
batisg his jaw in two plsrcs. aud causing tn-tasta
peou- d. ath kennedy immediately made all haste 20
e,csp~ hut the ofiic'r aiier him with praise
worthy vigilance Parker has ieft wife aud famiiy
and h rrpfessuied as qsist sud p.scexbie man In
tn. absence of Coroner Bali Coroner Anderson. OF
Bu.hwiek for 90 hold an inquest and ths in
vr.tisstion n goipgon
Bopy For.p The body Of . man found floating
In the fast River yesterday morning aud 10 pre-
suurd ilnt he one ~ tho unfortunat. victims OF
the mpre disAster. Coroner Anderson will hold the
inquest.
Fms Yesterday morning. about three o'clock, n
Gre broke the ~ Hilary and 6od streets
and The flames not got under till eight houses
were destroyed The fire companies we're promptly
the spot, and uted all cndeavor- asd excrtions on
their part arrest the conagstion. The tcnement-
DESTROYED were wooden houses. and occupied By poor
Irsh iamilrs who thus deprived VI their houses
and property 10y the work Of inoendiary. The
burnt property belonged to ex-Mayor Striker
The New York herald., 1849-05-25
The Wreck OF tho Empirc-Two more
Bodies Found.

NKwBURo, May A-11ts A. NJ.
Two moro bodies have been taken from the wreck of
the Empire this morning. One of them has been iden-
tilted that of Barney Mcdonald and the other is
Of the crew Of the steamer, whose has not yet
been ascertainsd. The whole number found is twenty
SECOND DESPATCH.
NEwBuRG, May 2i-S P. NJ.
The names given in the following despatch Of the
bodies found, differ somewhat from our first though
We give them as received by telegraph.
Two bodies were recovered from the wreck Of the
Empire this morning, one Of whom identified as
that Of James Dillon better known "Irish Jimmy"
about the dock at Troy and about IS age; the
other body is that of the emigrant girl named Mar
garet Duncan, aged about 10 years. and who in
company with the Carsons. The whole number
found is twenty Four more persons enquired for,
who supposed to be lost The Coroners jury in
session ut Fishk this evening. We cannot now state
when its labors will close The work of raising the
boat Is necessarily slow The contractor states that
he shall make good headway to- omorrow, and that in
two or three days she will be ready to float when she
will be towed to New York. The injury to the boat,
though great is not bad ut first
1t is believed that she will again upon waters
The New York herald., 1849-05-25

DR.. COOLIDGE, THg MURDERER.-Our readers
will find, in to-day's paper, a full account of the
audacious scheme of villany concocted by the
notorious Dr. Coolidge, of Maine, for the murder
of the young man, Flint, who was the princi-
pal witness against him on his trial. These deve-
lopements prove Coolidge to have been COOL cal
culanng villain, on a par with Rush, who was re-
Gently executed in England, for the Staniied Hall
murders. Both were men of great intellect and
natural powers, but both abused the gifts of nature,
by exercising them to the detrment, instead Of the
benefit, of their kind. After the discovery of his
deeply laid scheme to procure the murder of
Flint, Coolidge ended his miserable existence by
sucide-thus cheating the gallows of its due, and
saving the hangman the trouble of executing him.
The New York herald., 1849-05-25
Appointments.

WARRINGTON, May "a lo}V.
BY THE HOME DEPARTMENT.
William Hastead, United States District Attorney,
for New Jersey Henry w. Miller United States Dis
trct Attorney for North Carolina Charles H. williams
Receiver ut Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Seneca w. Wheeiy,
Receiver at Chcothe, Ohio, vice John l.. Green de-
clined Geoige II. Slaughter, Register at Mineral
Point, Wisconsin.
BY THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
COLLECTORS.
William Marinstt, at Norfolk, Virginia. vice Conway
Whittle, removed; Lory O'De at Portsmouth, ". H.,
vice Jenkins; Jonathan r. Bullock at Bristol, r. L.,
vice Miller John Young, at Sandusky, Ohio, Woe Pa.
terson.
NAVAL OFFICERS.
John McClntock at Portsmouth. N. H. vice Vaughn; !;
Adam s. Coo, at Newport, r. ]. vice Shaw.
SURVEYORS.
Asa ~ Waite, Mt North Kingston, r. l., vice Nichols
Joseph Paddock, At Newport, X L. vice Atkins; John
q. Needham, at Pawtuckot, II. l., vice Fshor
APPRAISERS.
John H. Withcrspoon, at lphia, vice Carpen
ter.
r0STMAsTERs.
James Jersey, at Manchester, N H.; John Lucas at
Apalachicola, Florida.
The New York herald., 1849-05-25
TELEGRAPnlC INTELLIGENCE,

The Cabanss-n0w. J. N. B0tts-Mossrs.
Gott, RsynOlds, Sc.
WASHINGTON, May "a, 18ie
The cabinet held . session to day at 10 AM. but
What was done has not transpired The regular
sions Monday and THURSDAY; extra ssnsions
occasion may require.
MIR. Bolts denies the rumor that he is about to
gage in the hotel business and also snys that no has
idea Of accepting Office under the administration.
Mr.. Gott Mr. Reynolds and other member. OF tho
New York delegation in Congress- are At present in
the city.
MIR. Croswell left town this evening
The New York herald., 1849-05-25
Markets..

Bosroy, May "a, 1s40.
Snles OF 500 bales Of cotton good mddine were made
to-day In the grain and -four markets nothing
was done
BUFFALO, May "a, 1S4o--8P 8P. NJ
Receipts within the past "a hours 5000 barrels
hour; 5000 bushels wheat; 5000 bushels corn. The
market Tor flour is firm, with sales Of 1000 barrels at
- Zh 20 For wheat the inquiry continues good,
and notice snlcs Of 10000 bushels at gOc for Ohio
ana 'Vc Tor common Western Corn romans about the
same, with sales Of 10 900 bushels at 400 Wbsksy s
irm with sales at $780, In froghts there nothing
ALBANY, May 24S-s p. M.
. Receipts by cnnal within the last "a hours Ia 900
barrels flour; 200 bushels corn In -four nething
The New York herald., 1849-05-25
Court Of oyer aud TermIner.

refars Justice idEonds Aldermen jackson aud Wood
Msf - - Tsiai II 1AsmJsen fo' ne MBrdcr ef Ber-
rafa Messrkaa " ihian Thompson. indicted for the
ufder - James alias Bernard Monaghan. was put TO
the bar ths mornirg The panel ~ jurors was called
oFrr aud " appearing that a sufficient number we're
tet Iistnt the court took until IL o'clock to
Efs AZ opportunity a summonipg additional jurors
kFTn RRcrSs.
thf court ses orTsBlzed AZ ~ o'clock-Mr Justice
hufilui snd Aldermen Mullins aud Wood presiding
Iht 'fk "ss aiftrttd 10 call the Of the jury;
and sfttf tffffa FtHuus aside for conscien
uous fef1piss In sasss o death punishment aud also
sesefsl pr mrioy challenges by the prisoners coun
sci The iso~ihs - niistnsn we're ~ the jury
Afher bs Wit yunT, hsslett Leake, Samuel Hart
slss J. Downing, William II Miles James IIardvicke
samuel johnson, AdolThus domaine Daniel q " eil
and seorge Badger. There being hut ten Jurors OBJ
tanned and the panel exhausted the court adjourned
uutl 10 o'clock TO morrow (this morning; and an ad
dit nal number ~ ordered 10 be summoned
The prisonsr large, sthletsc man, apparently about
thirty i've years q sge.
The New York herald., 1849-05-25

BosroN, May "a, 1849
An exciting meeting of tho stockhol iers in tho
Northern Railroad, was held at Concord N H. yester-
day and some 10000 votes thrown for directors
and several Of the old board defeated.
The following ticket elected &C. w. Nesmith
J. r, Brewer, f. Fiske G. A. Kettel, J. B. French
I. Kenrick.
After the election Of the above ticket several sharp
and exciting speeches made, and committee ap-
pointed TO examine into the proceedings Of the late
directors.
The New York herald., 1849-05-25
Supreme Court.

GENERAL TERM.
Present. Justices Jones, Hurbut and Edwards
MAY "a The argument in the cause of Wech VS..
Lynch concluded yesterday; Nos Ia and 40, Sher
man and wife W. Burnham 1T al and Wall vs., Grgg,
taken up, and the arguments in each concluded
No. So, Peck Burr and White taken up this
morning, and il under argument.
SPECIAL TERM,
on and after the fifth Monday of May term. the bus-
ness of the special term will commence.
The New York herald., 1849-05-25

Sr. LOUIS, May "a, '1S49.
The rubbish In the burnt district is fast being
moved, and already preparations being made for
rebuilding It. The most Of the principal merchants
burned out have temporarily located themselves in
other parts Of the city and business begins to
n cheerful sspect. Incendiarsm is said to have been
the Of the FIRE The wstchman Of the steamer
white Cloud (the fire originated on board this boat
has placed the authorities in possession of such nfor
nation may possibly lead TO the arrest and convic
ton Of the villains
The New York herald., 1849-05-25
Board Of SuDervisorx

MAY N.--His Honor, the Mayor presiding.
The minutes Of the last meeting read and ap-
proved. =
BiasA bill of $40, certified by the Coroner, for
moniDg witnesses was presented After q desultory
conversation between the Recorder and the Supervisors
of the Sixth and Third wards the bill referred
the Committee on County Officers Several other bills
of similar character also referred to the
committee. One or two other small bills from the Po-
lice Department were presented and paid
The Board then adjourned to Monday next.
The New York herald., 1849-05-25

EMeRANr SHIrs.-We have frequently calles
public attention to the inadequate arrangements for
the accommodation of steerage passengers in many
of the vessels engaged in the transportation Of
emigranis across the Atlantic, and are happy to
fipd that something practical is likely to be done,
in order to improve the construction of these float
ing pest houses An able writer, in recent num-
Der Of the Boston Medical Journal, in an elaborate
article ship fever, which deserves attentive Pc
rusal by the profession, makes a number Of sug-
gestions this subject, the propriety and value of
which We find are fully confirmed by the details of
plan proposed by Lieut.. Holder, II. N, emigra-
ion officer at Liverpool, and which is thus dec
cribed -
BY the proposed mede the space which is approprat
cd for the sleeping berhs Of eight persons convert
ed. during the day Into extremely comfortable
of the same eight persons. This is effected by having
the he'd places formed of network of plated web
s,nblng horse girh extending between two horizon-
ai iron rods placed at the foot and the other at
the he ad If the bed the beds being placed ut pre-
sent two tiers These, during the day, rolled
up. and slowed in very small compass in the
trail part If the deck and in the space thus cleared by
their removal portable table and benches erected
in few seconds. forming comfortable mess place
during the day The advantages Of extra cleanliness
and increased ventilation gained by this arrangement
only be fully Understood by personal inspection.
we'll the perfect simplicity of the plan, and the
facility with which the changes are effected.
This is almost entirely identical with the plan
propos ed by the New York physician, in the Boston
Mcdioal Journal and sincerely hope that it
may be at once adopted on both sides of the At
lantic
The New York herald., 1849-05-25
Execution or Dudley.

BosroN, May "a, 1917 P. NJ
Elder Dudley was executed at Haverhill yesterday
He persisted in his innocence to the last
The New York herald., 1849-05-25

cmplete of Dressing Cases. Fancy Cut
lery Port and all articles belonging to the Toilet
the subscri ber stores l7 and % broadway The
ing made of the durable material each
tern articles of convenient and real utility
the compact form, perform duties
for which they severa dessned-among which, is the
Metallic Tablet Strop, 1.-THE subscribers invention
tnowdged by the first cutters be the only article that will
keep rsHors in perfect order G. sAuN son,