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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-01-08

the world, form but transitory and chang
inc attachments they never attain ia the
tranquility which results from perfect
exchange of sympathy. Viewed in refer
ence to each other, love and friendship,
differ in this respect, that the former is
always colorcd with sensuality; bat this
does not initiate against its excellence, for
even sensual inclination may comprehend
within itself the greatest purity. Love
originates in the very soul, and changes
the nature of all things subjected to its
unspotted brightness. Inyoung girls who
have never once recognized the emotion of
love, much less arrived At the conscious
ness of its existence in themselves, il is
nevertheless this emotion which lies yelled
under the guisc Of friendship; these two
feelings are not yet clearly and definitely
separated but as womanhood approaches
every emotion passes insensibIy into that
of love. Even friendship, as it exists be-
tween two persons Of the same sex, is at
this period Of life more energetic, more
passionate, more yielding and sacrificing:
andaIthough at a more advanced age friend
ship may lead us to perform the same ac-
tons, yet at an early stage Of life ii mani
tests itself differently; the tone Of the
emotion is more gIowine, the soul IS more
thoroughly penetrated, and it shines thro'
it with clearer and warmer LIGHT. This
was certainly your case at that time, dear
Charlotte, in reference to your friend.
Idesire very much that YOU should con-
tinue your narrative. Iperceiye 10 diff
cullies Standing in the way Of hecomp.c-
ton Of the first part: bat after time, Sc
rioas events, and to some extent sad and
heavy trials, have to be narrated Here,
dear Charlotte, leave it wholly for your
own emotions to decide whether you can
proceed further with the subject. Itmust
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-02

ANOTHER CLERICAL 1NrosToR A person repre-.
senung himself ~ Baptist clergyman, presented
his credentials lately, which were probably forged,
20 the citizens Of Hardwick, VI, aud after spend
ing few weeks ut the houses OF several OF the
inhabitants, proposed to unite himself to respect
able young lady Of that village. He was so de,
sirous that all the formalities Of cour,ship should
be laid aside, that the parents and friends OF the
Young lady became suspicious, and objected to the
marriage, but without avail, and they were united
ri the house Of minister. The newly married
couple returned TO the house OF the bride, and
were about ticking their departure for distant 10
cation, where the bridegroom pretended he was
about to locate himself, when the parents OF the
bride intrrposed, and prayed their child not TO leave
them When the bridegroom saw that he could
not prevail on his bride 20 20 against the wishes Of
her parents, by his abusive language he exposed
hs true charsctei ana ,ne poor piloe oegan 10 o's
hesIing all and various kinds 81 ahcse upon the
family. and has not since been seen. T~enty-fow
bours, however, had not passed, ere news was re-
c,iv.d hst he had already ~ l-ss, one wife living
Besiea TfavriT, Avg ~
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BsIkRebcr(OrROrsr)si S % Bark susan 49,. SIS 90

SALE OF DURHAM CATTfE.-A sale of short horn
cattle, owned and bred by J. F. Sheafe, Esq here
toloTe advertised in the agricultural papers, took
place at New Hamburg, Dutchess county, yester-
day. The attendance of breeders and amateurs
was large, embracing many gentlemen from New
Jersey, Lorg Island. the rlvrr and Western coun-
ties of this State. The bidding was very spirited,
and The whole thiriy.four head were sold for hand
some prices
The bids upon which they were struck of were
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OUTRAGE by FATuER UPON Us DAraurER.
On Friday last a man by the name oi iona.
ihsn Monroe, of Seekonk, attempted most brutal
outrage upon his own daughter, girl aged about
10 ears Of age. The facts detailed by tue exani-
nation show depth Of dcpravity almost unParal'
leled in the annals Of crime. II seems that the
brutal father has for several months past been
making every attempt 10 stdgce his own dsugh-
rr-sonetmes making threats OF violence II she
refused TO comply, and sometimes ttyiag 10 hire
her 10 commit the horrible crime Of incest. She
he's steadily T, fused all bis bnbenes aud threats
Until Friday, when he attempted by force what h.
he'd fsiled 10 accomplish by other means. The
ate aYp' was made while she and her father were
~ broueht her mother ~ her assistance. lac
brutal father wss examined Yesterday and fully
ceumitcd fOr tual Monroe IL said TO have
been lcobed upon heretofore as resre ctahle MN.
and his emily are highly so.-PTovfte~cs az ~
Bfivyr, dvs ~
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hAcKRnEL.-We have never known fresh mack
erel 80 scarce in this market, in the season for
them, rs they have been this year. Up to the pre-
sent time, no good mackerel suitable for the table,
have found the way here; and considering how
very desirable they are in dog days an article Of
food, II Is quite a calamity 10 the lovers OF good
hsh Some attribute the scarcity Of mackerelin our
bay. TO the presence Of the blue fish, which, within
sfew years, have visited our shores and rivers In
great abundance. From the movements OF the blue
heb IN our river, and their savage treatment OF all
the smaller fish which come IN their way, we are
not surprised that the mackere should give them
wide berth. Fresh mackercl are not only scarce
here, but the arrivals Of fares sailed ones this
season, have been very small. Yesterday made
thirteen days since we had arrival OF hshing
craft with nsckerel Of any description, either from
our bay or from the Bay Chaleur. We think they
cannot he plenty upon any Of the usual fishing
grounds. lfthey are not taken more plentiully IA
the course 81 the next six eight weeks, the cach
must be very limited, and the season an unpro.
pilous one for those engaged in the mackerel
fishery. Ntwbwyporf Hcrgld, dsr. 30
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TheRtrlcaIs Abroad.

IL Is fumored that Miss Harriet Reeves, sister
Of the English tenor, Mr.. Sims Reeves, is about TO
make her dethf as a vocalist Repor, speaks IA
yorably Of her voice and talent.
A new opera, by Mr.. Edward Lodei, the COM
poser Of the " Night Dancers" and other works
of great merit is about to be produced at the prin-
cipal lyrical theatre al Brunswick.
As the season in London Is drawing 10 its close,
il receives a new impulse from the very successful
3ebht Of young and interesting vocalist, Madame
Fioreniini, who made her first appearance in Lon
don on Tuesday night, the 18th ult. Highly lauda-
tory accounts Of her performance in Berlin, aud
before the Cour, at PotsdAm, are contained in the
German papers, and, in some measure, prepared
the public for display Of superior talent; bat,
sidenng the many failures that have followed bril-
liant anticipations, and the arduous character she
attemped-that Of Norma-so striking a success
as that OF Tuesday night could hardly have been
expected Madame Fioreniin has a soprano voice,
reaching from & TO ID in alt, Of admirable quality;
her notes remarkably equal throughout the regis
ter, the lower and middle tones being full and
mellow, while the higher are singularly clear,
sweet, and telling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-02

1otei. hss1t,l0
BY the asse ssment II appears there are in the
city Sol horses, iS1 cattle, 3l3 carriages
The amount authorized TO be raised for county
purposes the current year IL t2O, 600, Of which
Newark pays ~, s32 81, or nearly one half
Nrvdrk advertiser. Arg. ~
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One dealer, Mr.. Harrington, has 10000 lbs.
fleece, including all grades OF American fleece,
and there are several other large lots In different
hands The prices above have been well sus-
tanned, and II will be observed are higher than at
any time since the new clip has been Offering
Troy Wig, Avg d.
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FAcTs PROM TIE CORRESPONDENTS BErwKEN rHK
BRAZILIAN CONVENIENT AND rnE BRITISH LEGA-
TIoN AT RIO rE isNsIRo.
III. NJ. 81 STEAMER Cofm0rant captured and burnt
the Brszilian bark Santa Cruz, on the I'd Of Janu-
ary Alta later period the Brazilian government
received information from the President OF the
province Of s. Paulo, to the effect that IN reality
the Brszilian bark Santa Cruz, bound from Santos
TO Rio de Janeiro, was captured by the Cormorant,
and burnt of the Alcatrazcs, her crew having been
put ashore. T. J Soarez De Souza said, in his cor
respondence, he would not pause to analyze the
to notice that violates and ransgressss even the
act OF the Brush Parliament of August 3, 1915,
which was not acknowledged by the Imperial GO
vernmeni, nor ever will be, and against which Il
protested, and still protes,s BY that act the YES
sels captured TO be tried by the High Co art OF
Admiralty. OF by any tribunal OF Vice Admiralty OF
III. IL. NJ. Any vessel condemned under that act
may be bought for II. ID. Ms service, or II not
bought, may be totally dismantled, and her effects
sold AT auction, etc. In the case OF the santa Cruz,
no Judgment was given by those tribunals, but
the will and pleasure OF the commander OF the
Cormorant was made substitute for IL. Instead
Of being sold or dismsntled, the vessel was burnt
According TO these measures, the cossng trade o.
the empire n placed, not only AT The mercy OF To-
reigA tribunals, forciby imposed, but at the dlscre
ton Of the incendiary torch OF the commsnder of
any British cruiser. The guarantees which tn-
bunals afford, II any, are ettaced by the arbitrary
will Of single individual; there is not even sem
blspce Of jsssice left to save appearances Ih,s
scanda,ous abuse Of power, only applied 20 We.
those who have the power to r.Hsi-snd woundine
deeply the ryirit and dignity Of the nsuon mas ~
ducsd a ~ neral burst ~ indignation sgsnN sucn
otptsss,en and violence, and 10 csicuised " csus
a reaction IN the opinion pronounced again. tne
trsffc, ard without the AID 81 "meh 'ne mee"'
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nssns. brown. sh,piey s. CO.'S Circular.

II M,
The Asia arrived early the morning OF Saturday
the 18th Inst bringing rather favorable accounts
Of the weather In the Uuited states. and creating
panic 10 cotton market. with decline NJ fully I'D
In some instances, sales have been made at "a per
ID below last quotations. Fair quality being rels
lively scarce has better maintained f,s value. but
sales could not be made 70 extent at the quota
lands and Mobiles, SD middling. ~ AKA, with
average daily sales Of 2 500 bales.
Our corn market 10 very quiet, and prices without
any change except for Indian corn, which IL Cd per
quarter lower.
LvrnrooL M.ntrr, August 2o-Tea: Our market
whole Of the cargo Of the Lord ariinge has beea dis
posed OF by private contract The congous from L.
1kd TO Ia Sd pekoes, nom Is A., 90 2s gunpev-
ders. Is. oka 10 e Cd common eongous current
aka. Coffee: The coffee market IL rather nrmsr;
baes old Costa kce cold for export t2s Cd No
inquiry for native Ceylon. American Provision. Ia
con Il in steady dem ind, aud sales are 20 fair
sxtent ct last weeks rates. Lard has bsen less
active; the transactions are on q more moderate
scale with prices unchanged Fine cheese " scarce,
and wanted the ordinary descriptions nov Offering
being scarcely saleabe, except at very Low prices-
Bacon 2ss 20 3Os per cvt lard ass ID. TO 33s Sd
sheeee, zoe. TO 3ts. Dyewoods-The market continues
arm, but there 10 alteration In prices Drysslte
res-No chsBfs in drysslteres, but there IL steady
business doing Hides-yery full prices for all kinds,
especially for brined descrp ionsin saltea sales.
woe-This market continues very active both In for
sgn and home grown woods and prices fully support
cd considerable sales have been effected In Lisbon,
Peruvian, ke at very full prices, and the market
very bsre OF good useful foreign woods OF AL descrp
tions Metsls-There is no change In the iron mar
ket; the demand for Welsh and stafordshre is good
and prices remain 40 before. Common bar iron has
been In rsther better request and the price rather In
favor OF the s.ller Scotch pigs ere very dull Of sale
3s Cd per ton the price Of mix ID numbers but almost
no demand Tin plates are In active request q. fall
rates. No change In other metals
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The WEALTH OF NEWARK, N. 1.-The value Of
real esae within this city, according to last years
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Lo-oor sroer EscH.scr, August 9.-cto5rve
Rs,es.- ccnsols Account, ee1 Cash ?oH y;
Three and y per Cent, psk u; Exchequer Bills, and
g es pm Londen Stock, Ill NJ Quart, rs, X
prem. hidlsnds, 32Hi Halves, az u dis North
.stafords, 14t IS; Old Dovers No a. AZ TO 5r; Gale
DOMAINS. 7Ai Preferences, AZ Ok; Esstera Counties,
81 toes Crest Northern. l41f dis Great Western,
SIX; York and North aidlands. 15k; Mexicsps 2aI
v English market extremely quiet, and little doing
Copsols opening per cent better than the closing
prices bat duness slore Of fall Little doing In
railway nuketit closes neariy as u opened.
Noos.-Ccrsois sccount, esq Il Y; DO. each, ssx x
x; Three ard Quarter per Cents gsH y. Excheauar
Bills l., IS; DO T. es London stock 1lix n; Midands
32s =. DO. Halves. % X; Old Dovers No T. reg
az; Csledonisns. ssi prst d Eastern Counties 81
g; Great Northsrns. ~ "a =; Do. Western, SIX u;
Mexicsps w.. In Lombard street morey n some
What tighter. The favorable accounts Of the con
r,erce ~ Frsnc- are eonfrnci By private letters
The T,rss correspondent, IN Hamburger, says, the
ffa~ulths OF the hrm 81 nieke general u,erchsnt,
are sid 10 hsve become close upon mio, marks
haseo and 10 bsve criensted principally 9th house
An Lyons In. house ot Incni- vas IN similar dincui
tiss IN 1876 TIE Globe slto ntions the names ~ r.
G. meyer snj nerberi 90, s2t ssJs they are net The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-02

sum total Of sales, s3,Ti7 80. A finer herd Of
our state.-.Aibany Ere. Journal, August 30.
THE Wool TRADE or Troy, N.Y.-The wool
trade Of this city continues brisk, with consider
able sales. Within the week past, the sales have
been as f~lows-
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a truly Valuable Family Medicine.
DR.. w orsWcs,S Vegetable RestOra
es.E ssaIis.

These Pills are ceril in cure (if taken in &C
cordancc to the directions inclosing the box
Tor Dyspepsia, sick Headache. Liver Complain
Iahuca,a, or severe colds, Rheumatism, and -
disease arising from improper exposure, LAMP
rifles Of HE blood d,sordarcd Stomach, and 81 r
lious Habits, Fever ana .1gue. &c, sc.
They ire compounded Of pure vegetable In
gradients and arc ST gentle III the'r effects up"'
the system that the tenderest lnial' nr the m =
delicate Fem lie may laku them with pert'o
safety, vet the most desperate diseases yield
ouce to to tne:r curative power.
Read the inltowing confirmation OF the ahcv'
from highly rrspnctaDe Lady OF Cecil county
DR.. Alfred Weeks,
Dear Sir:-A sense of duty to my follow
mortns prompt me to make this public a'-
edgemant Of The great and lnvi lnab''
benefit have derived from the Use ofyon
Wnrsdels Vegetable Restorative Pills.
was afflicted with burning pains in my add
men and left side, with indigestion and cons'
patton which grew upon me ior Ia years ah'''
ouIcl get no relief anL was finally broughth
my bed where lay suffering greatly until abo'
three years ago when fortunately bee anne.
ware through your agent h,re MIR. ! ii
Knight OF the high estimation III Witch J
Pitts were held b. those who had tried ti'e"
and commenced using Them, and alter using
few boxes | found by the blessing oil Gou
most permanent cure had been effected.
WITH the earnest hope that this statemen
may prove Of service 10 the afflicted
subscribe myseiyou, greatly Obliged friend
Mrs, PHOEBE BAIRD.
Wool Lawn, Oct, Itn 40
These P,s are for sale by Brown s. Mclntire
Eiklon; 3. &. Gown, Cowlntown; stephen Il
Ford, n. East; L. B Graham, CharIestow'
Cochran s. rayio Perryvill,; T. II. Knight
Wood Lawn; }. A. Atkinson * Bro Por. Dep"'
It; Henry Bennett, Frcnchlown X Roads; !no
. Morton Warwick; James l.. Pryor, iloa'
VI Sassalras; r. b. CrookSnauHs, Ceciton I'd
/. OSburn Fredericksburg, Cecil county. j.
jr,ston Prnclpal Agont NJ lo7 w. Fayeitr
st. B fillmore Md.
Oct Is ~
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TO 2hy,ic;o15 Errggists an
-lOIINlRY MERCHANTS.

Dr. J. y. N"clCr aad Bro. most resp" tally
oliCts attention To tI.rr fresh stoch OF iIg'ish
rtn,h German and .Imsrican Drugs h.c0-
nts, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stnlt's
arnsh, Glassware, Per iumcry. Patent NJ" di
mes & C. Having oprred ugw s!"re No 2o4
Aiark,, st. with tiIil supply Of Fresh Drugs
and Medicines, we respectfully solicit Country
pJAlers ~ examine our s'uca before purchasing
prsewhcre, promising one and all who may tie
oaSposed to extend to us their patronage, tG sci
d en- gonu me Drugs and Medicines. ON as liber
ii terms ashnv other house in the city, and 10
hnhiuIlv execute all orders entrusted 10 US
l,ompily and with Dispatch.
One OF the proprielols beng regular ply
lian, affords ample guarantee OF tire genuine
atty of all art icirs so ii at their esta hl'snrnt
siWe respectfully invite druggists n nd country
merchants vi o may wish to become agents for
d.. kcclcr's Celebrated Family Medicines,
(s'andard and popular remcdies,) to forward
ihsir address.
Soliciting the patronage Of dealers, We re-
spectiullv remain,
J. n KEELER & BRO, Whol-sae.
Druggists No. 29i Market street,
Sept % 49-ly, Philadelphia
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III. ma lcnc was prepared by regular
phys c'rn and is the result of an extensive prac
,irG n'a"v"ral years in n bilious clmate-ii is
en'r"!, vegetable preparation and may be Ia
knn by any one with perfect safety 10 the most
,f'irai4. constitution.
Tie Glowing ry'rac; is from the "Fmmer's
All tmi strnt's IIaIsG B00h" a valuable work Of
ah"rt $50 pages, recently published by Mrssrs.
Appleton Il Co New York. In chapter 8: page
20, the author in speaking OF Fever and As ue,
Ram trra:
There is most admirable medicine sold in
.nus' Of tic Western cities. which we can con
s.jrnt'"',sly recommend Tor FEVER AID AGIE
-" other bilious Diseases, it II the INDIA
'HDi.iGOGUE, which Is prepared by DR.. Us-
u9Jd ii New York. who has made the bilious
q @Grn,rs oftEc West lis special study. We
% ~ i'"GI to tiI7sG EcdIctncs USUALLY caliuu
t,l,ld hnt NC have had mrle opportunity Of
GpN,N- .',r iuVauable effects uftto Cho!"-0gnc
- ';it!ul.~ cdGnsn
f>t't.' Ola letter from Ncssrs. ScATTEHCoop
l!AFtAsTicG \ C", ufPhlade'phia
fulLAoELPuIA. I'd mo 2iih lst2.
Tf, c. OSgooa: Inspected Fricni,-N
''.r had occasion 10 see the good effects o'ict
Iurti"j'lr IN the case ola Young man who hr
htn, troubled with chills a long ti'ae and couo
:. Vt .',t rlear Of them, but since he comrneny
I l.. bottle OF thy preparation has chirtl
/. ID. and is now becoming quite stout. II
Respectfully thy friends,
SCATThKGOOD llANERSFlCE s c
+ ,iuarous other certificates from phrd clcne
ihra. f": prctabillv lestiyng to the grratlldhd
l. u t'4c n 'diciue Fan be seen on applicum ala
northumberland a small treatise on thcah y
".'s treatment and ruIe Of Fever and hguc, tiono
"..cr diseases o! billions climates may DC cuuo
z ats % any Of the follow NJ named hgte.
Dr. Joseph Wail'c" Eikton, Charles Z. Rob
,r,j Crliton, A. ". Davis Hnvre de Grace.
! ,un's Wilson Port Deposit, Join ii. Clayton
(tun,a lll. Goodwin & Giosnn Centru>l!le,
George F. Brown, 4 H,o.' and J Irwin Smith,
- ,.ho lesa!e agents for B!itlmorc
GlU;sUOL BOOK, --Playf, RS Elci, dDa
hJm's Algebra, tfrIn'llHS TO lie VI ilchull's,
%I,ith's and Olnnys Grogriprys Consto,k's-
Chemistry, G~crnsey's United States, adams
"''d l:rss' Ltin Gr.mm,r, Dllendarirs Frcnc,,
l.yarrsrS, Angels series Of Reading Books, to.
ether with Il variety o! nItscrli ,neols Books.
for sal" by BROW \ * McINr FIRE.
Set | "a.
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Costum me Hall,


CORNER OF PRATT st. CENTRE MARKET sPAos
BALTIM MORE.
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
NNfIE Proprietor of the above establishment
4 would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Baltimore and vicinity, that he has received from
Europe, the
Fail and Winter Fashions:
Together with rich assortm ant of Goods adap.
ted TO the canning season, consisting of
SUPERFINE FRENCH, GEE MAN AND
ENGLISH CLOTHS, CASTOR BEA-
VERS, PILOTS AND PEI.lTOT
COATING.
A new article for ovprsnck ks and business coats.
Alo splendid assortment of French and Eng sh
CASSIMERES AND DOESKlNS,
Of the most desirable styles imported this season.
RICH VESTINGS!
We have, and are constantly receiving, New
STYLES ofV cstings, consisting of plain ana Fly
urcd
SILK AND WOOLEN VELVETS,
Figured and striped "asI,meres Silks, Satins
and Valencas, ofnll Shades v nd ColoIs.
OUR CUSTOM WORK
Is rut and mldc in the best manner-and "a
regards ST, lie and Workmanship, is warranted
to give entire satisfaction and utgreatly reduced
ar,
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NGT'HCEi.

he Subscriber being Constable and
ing IN Eikton, respectfully informs
''' public that he is prepared to attend
. ne duties Of that oiIice--all Notes s
counts placed in his hands tor collec.
t." will be attended to promptly.
THOMAS IHACKERY.
v y. Nj rchAnts or others HAVING
'|S or accounts to present, wlthou
Sr'Ing, viii be attended to, for
l"rccntag" TT.
Dec. D tS.
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" ei!ar's Patent
Japan Liquid and Paste Backing,

Japan Liquid and Paste Backing,
MEDAL awarded by the Franklin Institute
Phi!a. in October last, and he first prcmu
awarded by the Mary land Institute atBaliimort
November 1913.
This new and superior blacking is made o
Superior ingredients and 70 well adjusted as tI
produce qrick and dnrahl jet polls IN the
sh"rtcs, possible time preserving the leather ana
retaining lis polish longer than any other in use
even surprising the great Day & Martins oil
London and has hnndr, It's eff certificates from
the very hest judges that are tn. be found and i
OF sale by all dry good Stores in Eklon an
elsewhere VIZ.
VIM. Torhert; B. F. May; Brown e. Mc!ntirc
WIN. Pcll, Daniel Brallon, Ben. c. pearru and
others, by J. Curhc,. VIM. G Young, David
Parr and Samnn. Anlt Il Son Br,imnrc, and bv
the manufacturer WIN Currey so Chcsnu
,rcet Philadelphia.