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The American patriot., 1855-05-05
BY J. B. HARRIS.
AMERICAN PATRIOT:

WILL BE PUBLISHED REGULARLY EVERY SATURDAY.
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~ The undersigned will still continue the busi.
ness of Manufacturing and Repairing Carriages.
Buggies, &C., on his own account; he is also
charged with the settlement Of the business of the
late firm, and would respectfully ask those indebted
to call and make immediate payment. Those hav-
ing claims will please present them TO me for pay.
msrt. mar2l G. p. JARRETT.
The American patriot., 1855-05-05

Notice of COpartmership.
EMANUEL ROGILLIO became a partner in
IL our busines in Clinton on the 18th inst. The
business will hereafter be conducted under the
name and style Of MILLS, CLEVELAND & co.
ala MILLS 4 CLEVELAND
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A great fire occurred in Boston on the 9th
.ult Property covering three acres was des-
troyed, including every building from Union
ton Constitution wharf Several ships were
considerably damaged. The loss exceeds half
million of dollars.
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John G. Archibald.
PAINTER AND GRATNEP

OFFERS his services to the citizens of Clinton
" and surrounding country. He will give part.
cular attention to Zinc Painting, in either the fat
or polished white, or any other that may be desired
Any person wishing his services will apply at the
Drug Store of Messrs. Langworthy T. Tildon, in
Clinton. anal
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Barkers Force Pumps.
The Excelsior Carriage and B@ggy
MANDATORY

ns s''sssss Sos ,s.pssy Of 'ss sHS'' sss ssss
21Z- " public that he will still continus
to discharge promptly all work in the various de-
partments Of his business, as heretofore He
has recently erected large and commodioss build-
ings for the purpose Of better facilitating his
operations. He will construct BUGGIES, CAR.
RIAGES, &C., to order, Of the best materials, and
after the latest and most approved style. A sup.
ply Of BUGGIES, will always be found in his
Repository, which they will sell on favorable
terms.
W Particular attention will be pAd to all
REPAIRING entrusted to him.
THE FISK METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
He has also procured the special and exclu-
IL sive sale Of the FISK metallic BURIAL
CASES for this parish, and one Of the firm will
always be ready to serve the public with new and
beautiful HEARSE, and everything Necessary for
funerals. Wooden Collins will be constructed
when desired
After the lst day Of January, 1855, all work
must be paid for on delivery. Approved city &C.
ceptances or negotiable paper will be taken, but no
standing sccounts will be made during the wear.
d27 C. p JARRETT
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PianO-FOrtes, Reed Organs, IelO.
deOMs, Double and Single
Action Il0rps,
CAN be had on application at the Silliman Fe.
" male Collegiate Institute. For particulars, see
the hand-bills.
ap2l SERENO TAYLOR.
The American patriot., 1855-05-05

The people of Kansas have issued pro.
clamation, declaring the present Governor in
competent for the Office, and ordering the cleo
ton of successor.
The American patriot., 1855-05-05

Col. Kinney has been indicted at New York
for violation Of the neutrality laws of the
United States.
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The New York Tribune says: The fillibus-
ters have opened Offices in Broadway and other
thoroughfares for the enlistment of men to serve
in the war with Spain, and we hear the applica-
tons are quite numerous. The remnant of
the Mexican volunteers, and squadron of
ottice-holders from the Customhouse stand god.
fathers to the new army, which is to be called
the "Worth Legion"
The American patriot., 1855-05-05

A new Lodge of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows has been recently established at
Napoleonville, La, and is to be hailed as
Assumption Lodge, No 43. % a.,
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE co-partnership heretofore known under the
i name and style Of G. P. JARRETT Co. was
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
c. P. JARRETT,
March II, 1855. N. TILDON.
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Carriage and Harness Warerooms,
AND PLANTERS EMPORIUM.

Carriage and Harness Warerooms,
AND PLANTERS EMPORIUM,
CORNER OF CHURCH AND MAIN sTREETs,
BATON ROUGE La.
o"X w. F. TUNNARD sA
~ & CO., keep con- SaS ~
S0&-SZ- stantly on hand at -
their establishment CARRIAGES and HARNESS.
Of every variety, from the best Northern Manufac-
tories.
ALSO
Build to order, and repair all kinds of Carriages
in the best manner, Wagons, Carts, Wheel and
Dirt Barrows, with every variety Of Plantation
Work and Plantation Harness manufactured and
supplied to order, Of the best workmanship and
material.
Iron Of all sizes constantly on hand. All kinds
Of smithwork, including Balcony, verandah, and
Cemetery Railings, made and put up, Of the latest
styles.
Lightning Rods on the most approved scientific
principles and of the latest improvements, erected
or sent to order
Barker's Force Pumps.
They have also purchased the Patent Right Of
the celebrated BARKER'S FORCE PUMP, for the
parishes Of East and West Baton Rouge, East and
West Feliciana, and Iberville, and have full as-
sortment Of different sizes; to which the attention
of the public is called. They are admirably
adapted for pumping Molssses from Cisterns, and
can be used as a Force aud Lifting Pump, and are
guaranteed as the best Pump In use mr2I
The American patriot., 1855-05-05

The Crescent of Wednesday last says: By
a private telegraphic dispatch from Vicksburg,
dated yesterday, we learn that NJ. Eugene Go
dard had arrived in that section of the country
safely-that he was well-his companions well,
and magnificent balloon in good order. The
whole party (not leaving out the balloon) were
to embatk homewards on the Southern Belle.
We may, therefore, shortly expect them in our
midst.
This last exploit will add much to the al
ready high reputation of NJ. GODDARD as the
most successful and skillful aerial navigator of
the age. He has only to make one improve
ment to immortalse himself: that is, arrange
an apparatus by which he can guide his ma
chine in any direction he pleases, just as pilot
steers ship.
The American patriot., 1855-05-05

A NOVEL THEoRY.-A new idea with regard
to che cholera was started short time since
by an American physician. He maintains that
sores Of any kind will act as preventive to
the cholera He accordingly recommends that
on the appearance of the cholera all people
shall be innoculated by caustic issue. The
idea has been lately tested in St. Petersburg
with satisfactory results.
The American patriot., 1855-05-05

q dispatch from Washington says: "The
Ia'y Department are chagrined that the des-
Iaaaon Of the sloop-ofwar Jamestown, from
Z coast of Africa to the Gulf should have
AAed out The secret was disclosed by the
nefng manner of sending the mail bags des-
aed for the African squadron ashore.
The American patriot., 1855-05-05

~ DR.. John w. Draper, of New York, is
about to sue DR.. Reese, Of the Medical Gazette,
for libel, in saying he had no medical educa.
The American patriot., 1855-05-05


the axe. the rain water no longer held in sus-
pension, and poured out measurably upon the
earth's surface, sinks through the soil to the
rocky beds below, making it a growing necces-
sity, that we should sink our wells, deeper and
deeper in search of the truant water, until it
would seem that Artesian wells will be our last
resource. In West Feliciana, water is hauled
several miles from the Bayou Sara, to keep the
cattle alive, last summers drought in the North
compelled the hauling of water, 15 miles for the
same purpose Humboldt has said, that in the
future of mankind, but two things to dread, q
scarcity of wood and water. The great philos-
opher was right, the scarcity of wood, makes
scarcity Of water; in any new country, well
wooded, water is easily reached and vice versa:
As the art of man has disturbed to some ex-
tent the "old routine" (beg pardon, Punch), so
the art Of man must be directed to the imita-
ton of nature, according to the ancient land
marks. We believe it may be set down as an
axiom, that the measure of rain, Tor its substi-
tute, irrigation is the measure of its fertility,
and healthfulness also. Thus we find by the
rain-guage, that the quantity of rain, that falls
in high northern ATTITUDES. is less than that of
the tropics and also, that the quantity increases
in regular ratio, as We approach the equator
As we clear away the forests we must plough
deeper for crops, and dig deeper for water and
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oBB,sa AN IsroRMER.-Dr. Z. W. Carmichael,

MOBBiSG AN ISFoRMER.--Dr. Il. w. Carmichael,
of Sand Lake-.a quiet ard estmable citizen-was
called up about IL o'clock on Friday night. lie
supposed that his services were required, and he
proceeded TO the door without saspecting danger.
Az ne opened ", SIX persons wearing masks and
otherwise disguised, rushed into the hail. and seiz
ing him with great violence, dragged him into the
street, threatening that unless he would pledge him.
self not to make complaints against persons selling
when they bruised him considerably; bat before in.
fiji ting upon him any severe injury, they 1ed ap-
prehensive that the Doctors outcries would bring
him assistance. In the scaflle, he tore off OF
the masks and thereby recognized the wearer. The
party was from the adjoining towns OF Alps and
Nassau. The arrest OF portion Of them, at least,
IL anticipated; and for the sake Of public justice IL
u hoped that all may be arrested and punished.
Albany Journal, dug. rs.
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Arc apprshsnded Denmark much fearing the United
States wcsh commence hositss BY taking possession
q The paninh West India Hands.
An extra meeting Of the 1anish Chambers in
sson constructing Uniform constitution for the whole
Kingdom.
Spain.
NICHOLAS Herfos enc Of the insargent ehief mas sur
The absusd story that Garabaidi and Mazzni bad ap
psd for admission to enter Spain officially contradict
Something sid OF congress Of statesmen At VIENNA
70 settle the affairs Of Italy but it is not hhey 70 De car
TAe Austrian Gasdse contradicts the statement of
sensordAnt between Austria and the Holy see.
can towards recruiting Britt h-ItaEon legion.
Austria demonstrates against the seecon Of Eoyarra
sasrssic notice the King Of Naples that they dis
sstished with his Russian tendencies.
Germany.
SAX ony proposes raising new ican OF 81, 900 900 at
. Per cent.
rha Russian paper !Vord gays, we may now look for
oScat events and horrffying recitas.
Enghah correspondence says the commissariat Of
aeuthn Russia has declared it impossible to provision
farther achievements viii be sent This Is very doubt
40 bales cotton were seized at AK in transtu from
Antwerp to St. Petersburg, and were each found
tain revoNers, at least so II Is said.
Turkey.
Another ministerial crisis threatened at CONSTANT
oopIe
Roat pasha is appointed President Of the Council Of
the Seraskierate.
India.
NE overland mail Is telegraphed with Cocuta dates TO
July 4 rumor current that the British govern
ent nended to collect force from India at
Cairo, for the Crimea There was also another
hat Persia s ntrgues with Russia. and that British
Rsce from India win be sent to the Persian Gulf
Affairs throughout India tranquil and trade rather
active Two cotton factories being erected.
Elementary embassy is preparing to the King Of Ava.
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LIvERpooL COTTON MARKET.

..a LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Me~srs Dennstoun Co. report that the market open
"a with active speculative demand under which prices
advanced I'd Id but during the Last two days prices
became somewhat easier, though not quotably lower.
Al the close the market was seay The business Of the
week amounted to So 600 bales Of which 900
SPECULATION and 500 to exporters The sales Friday
The following were the quoations-New Orleans fair,
It'd; middling, 7-16d. Mobile fair, sgd middiing
70 good ordinary, sid. sgd. interior, Id I'd
Stock in port SIS COO bales, Of which 3s4 600 Anne
sican.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTuFTs MARKET.
kessra Brown, shpiey 4 Co. quote dull market for
sour and prices 3D. per Dbl lower Western canal -four
Baltimore, 4os AS, Canadian, 40s a 4os 3D. Wheat
b limited demand and prices slightly Iower-white He
ID re; red, lof. lis. %. Corn duh, and prices
nominal at decline of Is Cd white quoted ABS ~.
yellow 37s 37s. 3D. mixed, 36s. Cd. Some circulars
quote acur T. under the sve figures The weather had
been favorable and the crop accounts satisfactory
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Aessrs Richardson, Spence Co.'s circular saysBee
N steady and prices unchanged--tock diminishing Pork
m active export France and stock nearly
cleared OF. Holders we're demanding an advance. Ba
con quiet and unchanged. Lard had advanced to 50.
sSs 3D. YIN aoo s , Of no tons , Inc stock on ham
hEher-Candles, SIS; North and South American, SIS.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular quotes sales Of Philadelphia
at Ss Cd Ashes In fair demand at 3ds. for pearls and
sss ses. Cd for pos. Rice active at former rate.
steady at 32s. Palm ol-sales 1900 tons at eli fi2
Pale seal quiet at $50 10- a f54 Rape, $751; Unsecd
steady, but inactive. Cod f47. Tea steady at former
rates. Congou, sgd. sAd. sugar advanced Cd, and
eloSed with active demand. Coffee steady, and
changed.
LNnlr OIL FRInoHs-Freigbt- to the United states had
undergone change.
LONDON MARKETS.
Mefsrs. Pairing Brothers say sugar firm and prices
slightly advanced Breads:ufis triae lower and the
narkef dun Iron--welsh bars and rails quoted at pre-
viz rates; rcoteh pig rather higher Sales at SIS. I'd
The export Of iron north Oh Dunkrk east o; Malta "
prohibited.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
From Manchester the advices favorable busi
De~s having slightly improved
TIE LATEST Markets.
LIrEgroor, Saturday
Ssssrs. Bgland, Athya Co report that the crop &c
counts continue favorable, and average yield s anti
.Eated Wheat il 3D. lower the week, and corn IL.
I'd. Beef is active at unchanged prlces-hoders firm.
Pork continues in active speculative demand Bacon
steady lard Is higher. Taow active at lie advance.
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Babylon, August 20, IsJ5.-Mr. Editor

want TO call the attention u the travelling public
10 the folowing occurrence, and would Ike their
EXPRESSION spon The subject matter related Yes
to-day morning purchased through Ticket from
Port jeff 20 New York city via Long Island Rail.
I'D. Arriving AT Ieer Park station, chose stop
wi hout Foing further, and gave NY ticket 20 ndyi
d. .! who went down IN ny stead On the starting
the conductor asked me II ! going on, II not he
wanted my ticket. decinel az giving it 40
him for tho that ba giyen u 20 another per.
son, upon which Mr. lefore 1.-THE conanetor1 informed
me that | a robber--he very excitabIe natu-
rally 20 thinkana he wound up be- discourse ~ -ay
ing that he should chuck me 81 the cars, whichever
sh uid attemp. % ride again. Vow, ask the public n
nc has tho right 70 chuck passengers OF AZ his orlon i
he fustaned by such aeticny Where "A the wrong,
smy ticket gives me passage 70 Vow York ci,yf ride
short distance on the way Their get IN md another per
- and rides in my place the balance Of the
route Most assuredly that Ticket was good sor one
trip u ride part u H. arm se * entiled
to ride out the balance Of the Now has tbe con
duotor right to demand that ticket until a. tho end q
aid reuter- But, sayA one he 4 the favorn Of the IRE.
-iden Of the road Does that give him license 10 abuse
travs ling public, Does X give Mr.. Ieforte the priv
cse o. enGangerng ones life by putting him oct Of The
rarsf He sayshe WI put under any rcam-,ancs.
vhieh tel y a. have heretofore mat IN threat ar
pot intimdate Jour worry humble servant. g. A. DoAS
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Sewing Machines and suits for Infringe
incentive are always ready for any controversy, either
ia the in the courts necessary - maintain
rights and establish tho truth We have numerous
suits pending against the ewing machines Of Tho Vince
Ter Wilson Manufacturing Co.. ami those made ny Gro
paker Co. those machines infringe four distinct
patents belonging 20 and assured BY the most
distinguished legal scientific aud mechanical alent In
the United states that theie doaht AZ Ia
suits against them. Nathaniel Wheeler and ~ H. Potter
wise from The Fast trying 10 make the pub
IL believe that patent issued In January ast J. =
Consni, the device Of feed Wheel u-ed
in ewing machines II IL not We are prepared 80
establish by proof the following points
1t. That the rotary cloth feeder q Conant IL rot 4
feed Wheel but -mply metalli hoop With bsstry pins
upon one edge
ID That the hastcr plate patented BY Elias Howe jr,
september TO- 1876 precisely tbs same device
claimed by Consnt That basler plate he segment
Of hoop with pins 81 and only regairei - u 1ie
longer 10 be compet. circle. Any person interested
.an examine the original machine at the Office II Gr
Howe, In New York, and satisfy himself q the perfect
identity a Howc'- bager plate with Corants ecier.
"a. that Conant, in March 1851 voluntarily withdrew
hs application for patent. after two reiecti0ns - bis
claim, without appealing according 70 law That the de-
vice in question wen, into public with h9 ausent
and allowance, and baltimore than two years epef be
ioie he made any further attempt b. obtain patent.
viii be fatal TO conants patent which 10 "a + for De.
vice out Of date and wholly Superseded.
finally, We say that ready 10 guarantse every
machine we sell against Wheeler Potter and al the
rest Of the vendors Of inferior sewing ma hines.
r. NJ singer Irpa
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vited 10 examine the choice ton II dress combs al
hs subscribers store he variety teyond alt doubt The
greatest 10 The city. A. A T. SAUNDERS
No. As,or House and as5 Breadrar
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Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARYEr.

ASpey had undergone change in rates. Ccnscls for
sSn<y closed at 81 a1k, and for account at 81 x
~. Dollars, ts IA. Doubloons, 75s. a los. I'd.
Eagles, 76s. Cd.
AMERICAN sEcrRrr1S.
kessrs. Barring Brothers quote the market generally
auict with sales at the following rates -
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mAHr- vhl please examine our machines ~ith ell
NE late improvements Cor stitching ght
-th or without waved thread either Ia rat cyNn.
drieAi FORM. ,. y. NICHOLS A 90, al Broadway.
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C1oaks and Mantillas.-E. .. Mills Il now
hiting his recent impcrtations oi Paris coaks and
sAptias, embracing rch and eegan. goods together
'se-; black silk mantias, lined and 1added from 81 20;
18th tanss from " 50 cloth coaks from 50 Oh. Buyers
VIA And IL TO the- advantage 20 sag and examine the
n<oA Il viii be offered at The very lowest mannfac-
urng prices, at so ard 81 Chambers street doors
Broadway,
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Tho...nds of Ague sunsre,. yearly U.,


fever ami agu. remedies without knowing that al their
strength l. o~irg 20 arsenic qunne escary ~ ether
deadly poisons, which though they onen break the
chs for short time, 70 lay the foundation Il
wtetched maladies that ease only with life.
But the unparalleled efficacy Of " Rhodes Fever and
Ague Cure Aniso'n 20 Malaria Y Is epusI@d oay BY
its singular innocence and proof n this the oJying
certificate from the ns celebrated chemist m tho United
states l. attached 70 every Bottle
>rv YoRg Jrre III 1855
! have made chemical examination II Ahodss' Pc
and Ayue are Autcote 20 hRlaris, and have
tested IL fer arsenic ercary, qufnius and stfychn
but have not sound particle ~ either In e. have
found any substance IN H. composition hat would prove
Injurious 10 the constitution.
JAxtx r. CnnIos. ". D. Chemist.
ReneTnbcr therefore, that fh. i the only fser and
ague remedy IN IN. World, che innocence 4 which =
proved W ~. certificate ~ chemical analysis and fhe
value Of which Il proved ~ tho testimony 81 al who se
use r. @Tecimen- q Which are frequently published
No doubt the public VIII readily appreciate the differ
encc between assertions thus supported BY proofs and the
incredible bombast lnduIg 10 ny those VIII have thing
else 70 ely upon.
GFo. u. BhTFes, ~ho,ssals scent, Is3 Water street
ami for sale ty G. II. Ring e. V. Cicksner Co, r. e.
Wells Co, Brooklyn, Dir. ". Hayes, and druggists
GENERALLY.
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~ This r bss been studying this art for yea IN
der tho eminent European Swans, and i pro.
ducipg pictures that cannot be eqused this onti.
Tho public Invited 20 inspec, them. Instrnc-
items, Apparatus and materials furnished ~ Broad
way four Doors above The Actor House Paris Rouie
wards dee Csygcinas.
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New slks.-We will open this morning some
before the present aavanen pes and We Will give
customers the advantage aao supesor black silks,
Warranted to well, at the old prices which 20
per cent less than they be purchased esowhere 800
dozen ladies' best kid gloves at A., worth $751; Also
large lot Of embroideri lace and awiss curtains shaw
&c, at great bargains. Z. H. LEADBEATER 90.
347 Broadway.
Hotkce.-We are Vow Closing Out the Re-
SANDER stock Of clothing without regard
b profit cost, chance for gentlemen going
south. We also getting in for early tall and win
trade the most elegant assortment Of superior cloth
ing offered in New York, which expect 10 sell at
such low prices TO command the attention of many
naore than hundred thousand customers. DEvIIN
TSStp, 80 and So John street, corner Of Sassau.
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penhrives Nr.-The Undcrs,cned chi r,ne

attention Of those IN want Of the above their
ment, among which viii be found Of he most beau
thul and rare specimens ever imported
a. IL j. SAUNDERS,
No. . Aston House and Is, Broadway,
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Millinery. Millinery "A Large and Fashion
able assortment of millinery colored straw hate chenille
and straw trimmings, ribbons, flowers Father DC, a.
wv. s. WVINF's. tl2 Canal strect
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Clothing at wholesoIe,-M ercb


the South and West will find II 10 their adv a - "a
at EVANS clothing warehouse, 60 and ss RON tree
before deciding where 10 buy their winter go .L.
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Lace Curtnins,-Just received 400 pairs OF
rich lace curtains rom 50 to $50 pair (which so per
cent less than they import 500 pairs Of rich Swiss
curtains at from 81 10 50 per pair worth double the
price asked. E II. LEADBEATER CO..
341 Broadway
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gar proof -afe, With Han. patent powder proof ios.
BOD received prte medals At tho World. FAR rouan
ltsl srf orysia lala,e, Nsw York 1874 " ftf
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at 81. FER yard cases superne bombazines, at g..
case do. superfne az los. Z II. LEApBEATER o.,
DAT Broadway
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these articles will prove most desirable companion.
They very compact yet every thing contained N
them is Of sufficient size 70 be useful. A. j. sAUN
pLlss, No. Aston House and a67 Broadway