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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-24

maintain 'bs Until the laws OF Kansas
or az. declared Invalid by Judicial action they must
~ forsd and executed and thst itdivdu. associated
~ 60 ,bsn Inv force 10 be regarded inu'rectoa or
.bsbon or treason treated accordingly The Black Re-
bc,r. assume 70 determine the nvsdity Of the Kansas
law, without udc. Investigation and uphold their patty the
T,;,oT m it,uneetiouary and rebeous to ths
execution. ,,.I &, a., ..--,..;
than that involved in the question whether SLAVERY
III ras b. established IN Kansas To assert th. rsh
- ~ ro,,ion Of the people Of Kansas their indiyd9.
~ resist the laws Of the Ierory OF 4 Congress
1919 Tor ,,uS or oppression is 20 maintain doctrine which
AZ che foundation O al government AMI poel MOB
i,,., newer as the srbiter Of Liquidation Wn.a
80 tss e,teut Of an armed Isssucs OF The constituted
snh, R, become. treason and we'd b-eore all Whistler
- K,nsas or out Of IT, who eonbu'e masral aid Ia money
., IL Sham. rifles cary Oh such resistance 70 consider
VI ~ c,ir Of treason does not lie 81 th-ir door
Ths avt of passed pursuance OF NE Constitution
49, az orssuie I.w OF The Territory are as Obligatory the
.vs of State or In noos t-'s their vaity
h,I - the one case the ether who would jusf, "a
" iSs, - aIy ruuhe Of tdiS cuss II resisting
.sx OF state OF Cor ares u zee p1ira OF such
iS.i ~ "a. raised by fraud Who wouo u
~ tendance either Insured nor ary rsts lous
iIe Rms to the n ssi. OF ne r-'',ucei Ard
W - La.sfe 10 ilst the ~h5e fo~eT Of the
c,,,-, S,..e or Fe3srs shovld ne sppid 70 saforc-
surh lA~ The 10 rssieo' ~nsa tue "a 50 OF
o,x A.. r-ed and hence the broad issue 10 up
between the D.moc.,s and the oeA h'Pa'sss-sss sr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-24

Do, r,cr.ss-KsDsss War thrown IN ths shsde by the
SS f the nimtabe HATS cold bs LkAsk eorne, 81
, to Just kind Of hesdeesr that suits them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-24

PI ESQ Cincinnati Oho-sparkns aud stl-very SUPERIOR
Warranted only the pure juice of the grape ,n,
BARyEs PARK, Broadway and Dusnest
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04
JILTED.

Who would have thought that my fate was to be
jilted- -forsaken2 Oh, man! false man l. To think
OF my having waited two whole years for that abom'
Unable fellow to get ready to make me his wife to
every time be esked mo-and that was avery time
! l sat up' with hlm-how much I loved him 70
think Of my allowing him to believe that my happi
ness was wholly ip hspoweri and that felt as II
couiu n0tlivc without him all this IS bad enough
dear knows; but TO think Of those nice wedding
clothes lying away IN my trunks, and growing vel.
low ana mnsty Tor want of occasion, is too bad all
togelhsr ~ II makes me feel rsvengeful-it does
i indeed Ihnk OF the money they cost. al my
spare cash, and much that couldn't spare, went
4 for those elegant garments. OH It's enough to
make any girl sick at heart land at her atomach) TO
behold such heap of embroidery, hem, stichiDg,
and cross stitching all prepared for just nothing
declaret I've great temptation to commit sui
eide, and leave orders to hayo myself burisd In as
many a. Of ~ RCest 81 cO ihss g thsy oar get me-
would think IL was all for owe of him died Ilr
I'VE I'VE and be happy just to spite him. Ill got mar
/ RED lt cam TO some one fifty times as good and
ands9me as he is, He isn't good at all, or he would
never have served me SO mean q trick and az for
| his beauty, / had awful work screwing my imagi
| naiion up 70 . fAith. thf I be had any.
| thought he ought to look handsome to me il
loved him and thought ought to love him if be
offered himself to me My guardian told me girls
should always love any respectable and we'll to do
man Whe asked for them; and so perseyered till
really did love him, aud had got to thinking be
was quite handsome. The horrid man How could
ever have thought SO s,5i.5 igl' Il sia
What crooked teeth he has and what liltlepig
ihed eyes and his legs are not much straighter
than his teeth ard his soul isn't any bigger than
ms eyes lie Is round shouldered, and he pokes his
head forward like turtle. His hair is like tow
and stands out all serts Of ways like flaming brush
heap. never could endure mis- hair, and had made
up my mind that 1t should all come of his head and
a wig go n, as soon as he became my -law me. ne
las soon as 1 became Mrs, Grimshaw-wbich b, \
.nank fortune, wiil never be was going to have
Had md n wa4t. "a fnFi
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04

y
A RIcH SroRY.A tall, awkward looking chap,
just from tho green uou ntaips of Vermont came on
board oil one Of the splendid North River boats at
Albany His curiosity was amazingly excited at
once, and ho commenced 'peeking, a. he called it
into every nooSand corner tho boat. Tne cap
tsins office, the engine room, the water Closets the
earhsrs shop, all underwent his Inspection; and
thsa hS gent OF deck and stood in amazen snt at
Ienr bsamxS chimneys, and the various axins,'
till at last he taught sight OF the bell, This was
the crowping wonder, and he viewed 1t from every
position, walked around T. got down on his knees
and looked up into il, and exclaimed. 81
J. Wall rally, this beats the belion our meeting
! house adarned sight
BY this tins the attention Of the captain aud
several Of the passengers was attracted to the
no much would you ask to let fellow ring this
bella ~ ~ -
/ you may ring 1t for dollar, sir' said the cap
Wall it's bargain, all fair and agreed, and nsl
ITS a bargain, sir, said tho captain.
Our hero went deliberately and brought a seat
and took hold Of the bell rope and having arranged
everything to his satisfaction, commenced ringing,
slowly at fret and gradually faster, till everybody
on board thought the boat was on IRE, and rushed
on deck, screaulng with alarm. fa55
There stood the captain and there sat the 'Ysir-
mopnter, ringing away, first slow and then fast and
then two Or three taps at time. TAe passengers
began to exposulate, the capsNhiAssd 1t was bar
gain But the Passengers became Urgent that the
etangor should bo Stopped ALL the while there sat
than cockney chime ringer ever dreamed Of, At
last the captain began TO think II time to stop the
isimpieton; but his an,wsr was; i
I "a fair bargain and backing eout,' and he
rang away for dear life ~ -5ata.s.
stop2' ~. ss.ss.s-
) take five dollars and a trs passage to New Yerk,
) but not darnsd cent less .5 !. .f.l,,. ,til nj
lwsil walk down 60 the oaice, and get your money
and pasaAoe ticket sal 4 the captain spaygd
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04
UNION HOTEE.,
BY l.. d. v UGHN.

: 7 GEJNG N, 7 :
>sf 'HE Subscriber sakes this occasion toannounee
S7s<s above well known House IN Georgetown and il
now prepared Accommodate all who nj favor hin
rooms are with new and beds
III Dost that the market nurds. There large HRble
attached to the Hotel and experienced nsers yl be II
Tendance, 10 take change horses The undersigned
Gems unnecessary to saS more, as II Is Is intention
eep first GLASS house, and hopes receive share
ublio puironage. Terms moderae, Oct 251y,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04

h iaar@ SEIlTIIRs5 IRs oiiaqns TRiIS o EHHllii UEsI
A REa#9 - ana and surrounding cnpnlry
$Hzszseisz that he has opened anew Coal yard
in the village Of Christi tuA, where he
isprspared to sell Black heath, Broad Mounlain Hickory
White ash and Msnmouth vein Cehls from the Se,nyl-
kill, Mt Wlmin gtsn pri ees for cash.
has also the agency for ths sale OF Lime for Mcgee
Co, which he will furnish to Farmers others al any
port the Delaware from Lypse to Grays Ferry Bridge
tho waters of the Christiana and stations long The
rhiladelpha, Wilmington snd Baltimore Rail Roqs, New
reasonable rates. Allorders Addressed 10 the rbscribe
Ky " dPl4fuPty alleluou % II, u GDn1n I'M
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04

TyIIE Subscriber having purchased the Pat ent Right
OF the lsLOBULAR ELASTIC and Unstable and
= expanding bucket to be used on endless chain Pumps,
call the attention Of the pue to the ;le as the most
simple Of construction, ease of operation and durability
It's fixtures ot any pump muse, oombininR all the
advantages of the old chain pump whilst it avoids all the
disadvantages and beyond doubt the competest, pe
sobsarhe hayinE purchased as Above will be Thankful to
boys mpony needso be triedto be aimr and adopt
ed. ffHN n II, ONES,
90 tI3.Smb Witmington,s s&Sls
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04
MISSIONARIES EAREwELL,

N Yes, my native land, I love thee;
All thy scenes, I love them well al9
~ Friends, oonneotions, happy country,
Can | bid you all farewell ~ I'D
~ Can leave you,
Z Far in heathen lands to dwell2 iAb
iIu Aeme, thy joys are passing lovely; sd
Joys no stranger heart can tell ~ Il.
Happy home Ills sure love thee;
iiSiA Can 1, can I say, farewell3 e.
81 ~ Can leave thee e iifit GG
p5,8is1tar In heathen lands to dwelly ia
scenes of sacredpeace and pleasure, 'itlg
N9 % Holy days and Sabbath belly q l0 H8
& Aiohest, brightest, sweetest treasure .iii'e
odd Can say a last farewell sr.t.A
Can leave you,
Far In heathen lands to dwell
tH3 SH4LAs = ahhtf ~ f9af ftA2 q ltltl
o. Yes, I Lasten from you gladly,
n From the scenes loved so welli
Far away, ye billows bear me ~ 1. is.-ll-sii.,
Lovely, native land, fstcH Hsn' Il
7 pieasod ,z-s~sye tt6o u A+i' i'.'H
gmfi Far in heather lands 20 dwell ie@g@
In the deserts let me laber;
- On the mountains let me tell q ,-3if}i
How He died, the blessed Saviour lJi
To redeem world from hell
Let me hasten,
X Far in heather lands 70 dwell. ss-i il4f7'
g. Bear me on, thou restless ocean /; si,.,..,5,l
Let the winds my canvass swell; u.
~ Heaves my heart with warm emotion 'h
s ~ While l go far henoe to dwell, AN ~
b tgs.e steGlad bid thee, 3is lQ5 r.
a Native land, farewell farewell j3t.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04

SURVEY OR, CONVEYANCER NNOTARY FUBIIC
No 1873 Maykst ST., zoeSt side 6etfcse1 6kh a. tn.
SURVEYS LAND, DRAWS DEEDS. BoNpsi Mort
> cages, Wis, &c., 40, buys and sells Real Estate
Mutual liie Insurance Company Of PhiladelPhia and
ants IN the states Of ponnsy lyens en Peraons
In ii, their nivanfags call Market Street. nnt
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04

AFFECTING RExossrRANcE.- "A gentle Down
castor was lately essaying to appropriate square
of exceedingly tough beef ht dinner In Wisconsin
hotel, His eonyulsve efforts with knife and fork
attracted the smile ofthe resi- in the psrdiea
ment as himself. AT last Jonathans patience
vanished under his Ill success, when, laying down
his utensils, he burst out with the folIowing:-
Strangers, you needn laf If you haint got
gard for the landlords feelings, you oughl to have
some respect for the old bull" This sally brought
! down the house.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04

james, now will hear your lesson said a
schoolmaster to little urohin who was not in the
habit Of studying much Gueih not .thir, papa
thnys little boyths shonld be theen and not hoard
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04

An exchange paper, under the head of q good ad,
wee, advises ysung men to WRAP Themselves up
n virtue. ce-temporary we'll says. ssMany Of
lhem would freeze to death ifthey had no warmer
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04
I SADDLE ana NARMHss NlAKINa.

ESsssaA THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully In
fk@ form tv public that he has taken the shop lorin
As1sHS orally &C copied by John H.irodd, at Newark,
Dol, az. commenced the SADDLE AND
HARNESS business. He will keep constantly on hand
77l l JOHN PERKINS. Jr +
N. B-Fly-netts. Buffalo Robes and Horse COversin
their Repairing done with neatness aud dispa Ell
f NAV : 4
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04

oFDtH slFeoti HO0U1 IlIOttl ty11i I1gSSMi I1eE,I
f- FL BAKER y KEGS. resp sctfilly
Na,,, I'D announce 10 the puhiiu that
ST9 they are prepared to manufacture
n kNN-( Carriages of every description in a
$Tf-s3E style of elegance and durability Of
& NIYl-zs-HAAs, finish unsurpassed by any other es
t<1Essssa&fG flr-3 utry. The
Junior served his apprenticeship with the late
Alexander JAmison of Wilmington. They super Intend b
the work and warrants every vehlce Having sl erected
large coao and smith shop the have increased facilities
for executing work. ant hope by constant attention to
business 10 merit a share OF the public patronage,
ri Renairine neatly and xped tionsy done and SEQ
ond hand ~ rrtages for sale, iY2G-Iy
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04
TO AGRHuUE.TunGa,rs

J. :. 5 THE SUBSCKIBER WtIULD
$< call the tt.enthn of Farmers and
\sI@SfTgzzzarp dealers tu tho ollowinge
S9s&AA -. sprtment of AGRI CUI TU A L
dzfsssesss-zaasAsf4S IMPLEhlENTS, &c., which are
made of the best material and of the most Improved pat
terms, vtz;-MooTes Plow and Castings of Hll sizes.
Peacock IGTr, IheaTR Of al sizes Woodcock \ WILEY
MAD to ofter; Corn Planters and Seed Sewers. unt's
Patent Wheat Drills with Seed Sewers Perpgnt Thresh
and Separator. Atkins and Mhneys combined Reaper
AID Mower Mkgatgomery Bros Gram Fang, EasIe
Hay Straw cutter, Fleming Machines, Superior ar
cle for hand Yandersce Sausage Cutters butch
TINT is tle market Corn shelters ol different makefi
for horse and hand power Horse hoes mud hand hoes
Vegetable Cutters, Sauage filler and lard presses. Aco
and handes Cedar Ware Tubs, Bucsets ohuTns, Grain
Superphosphae 9f Lime Of the best qualitY and warrant
ed. Garden, Flower and Field ed. warranted fresh
and genuine All orders for Implements, Seeds, &c.
promptly attended to- addressed to the subscriber. No
10 Ortnge Street, or Is Market Street, Wimlngton.
dec 1S-tf GEO. tsHtfRNSlDlsS
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04

western editor wants TO know whether the law
recently enacted against carry ing concealed wea-
pons, applies to doctors who carry their pills in their
pockets fifa Piit s. I'd "
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04

A shooting afffay occurred in Louisville On
Monday night, in which John Perry, coat.
man, was killed BY William Emley, a ocafee-
house keeper. a9 u 'assa A7tgs
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04

+ COMPLIMENT TO PRINTERs. y ohm U. iRIves,
in recent published letter on the subject Of
public printing, has word Of suggestion to
writer's for the press, and a compliment to the
compositer, whose dnty it not unfrequently is
TO make sense out of very senseess chIrogra,,
PLY. None but writer for the press can
comprehend how much tru h there is in the
veteran printers remarks. Many members; Of
/, Congress and eke not q few greater mem
must have btel surprised at the respectable
! figure they cut in print, without thinking Of
the toilsome labor aud the exercise OF The better
talent than their own which bad been expan-
ded by the journeyman printer in putting into
| good shape the message or reportof sspeech
furnished them. Mr. r.itives say:
"I have seen the manuscript writing Of most
great mes Of the country during the past
twenty years, and think l may say that not
twenty of them could stand thetest of the soru
4 tiny one hall the jour- eynau printers EN-
| ployed in nay Office. This fact will be vouched
for by every editor in the Union. 10 poor
I .iourBeyinan' printer a great man owes his
! reputation for scholarship; and were the hum
Bile compositors to resolve, By concert, to set NJ
manuscript iu their own hands, even Tor on
little week precisely as it is written by the
authors, there would bs more reputation
4 Slaughtered than their devils could shake |
stick at in twenty four hours. Statesmen woult
become small by degrees, and beautifully less
4 Many an ass would have the lions hid
torn from his limbs. Men, whom the werlt
call writers would wake up in the morning
and find themselves famous as mere pretend
efs humbugs and cheats!" ,si.
Great complaints are made Of fraud in measure
ment against the ceal dealers Of Cincinnati 1t
stated that the load Of coal which is ssued to oontai
f twenty I've bushels and is boughtby consumers wit
, that understanding, has boon found in inHumerabl
instances to contain no more than twenty. Warrant
We been issued against o large proportion Nh
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04

Honesty is the best poisy.' said one Scotohman to
another, who had narrowly escaped angling fer
~ know il, said the other, for have tried bot
sides Of that question
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04

saiior looking serious in a chapel in Boston, was
asked bya minister if he felt any, changef
Not cent said 5ack
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04

A noted politician was recently caught in the aot
Of perrsing the scriptures. Upon asking him what
particular portion Of the good book he had selected
Tor examination, he replied; II am reading the
story about the loayes and fishea.n - L.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04
WHOLE N !. 996
6lul1rI,.ol,rous.

Ibe best threw. you can make with dice ia e
throw them a~a5s
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04
WrLLIAM IN. VVfLsoN's

UHEAP GKOCERY, DRY GOODS, BOOK AND .
VARIETY STORE, NEWARK, DEL.
kIsN II VIE ,Subsorber would respectfully announce
ss.Ess has takenthe store formerly occupied By d.
kzsA " smith, nearly opposite the Odd Fellows' Hall,
and has laid in n we'll selected assortment of fresl
Teas sugars end Moasses Of thebest agg
eassemers yestngs, satnetts oallc nens mushls,
&C. BOQks.A large and excellent assortment of tho
best standard works. besdesa tho cholcs publications
Tsceyes oat as soon as Pnbshed-alsp CLOCKS Wtehss
lowest cash prices and hopes by strict attention to bust
ness ann untrng Efforts to please receive share of
thS PUBLIC patronage WAl. NJ. WILSON, r.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04

Father, ain't you opposed to monopoIy?n shouted
little fellow, as his parent took up the brandy
bottle Yes, my boy ''Then give me drink
too" Tho father broke the bottle on the floor and
has not tasted liquor since ~ ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04
TEE QUESTION SET gLap.
N In On hU r. CnN

PHE UEEIg LIED CHEAP TAILons, At NEWARK.
IA "A < u selling their goods cheePe thanany nther
IA n stores In De elaware and larylAnd. Their
IA store is visited with people for many miles who
III formerly were IN the labi tof going to Phllndel-
phia and Baltimore to get Clothing, but who now
thnf they can a this establish.
DESCRIPTION, constantly hand besides Gandkerchiafs,
nfaWersi snspendera, So in abundance. All who want
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04
NEW ARA.
NEW sTORE ANO NEW GoODs

OPPOSITE DELAWARE COLLEGE,i i
-. NEWARK, DEL. y
IN FENHE Subscriber would invite the attention O
ARAA hts friends and the public generally TO Ibis
new and superior stock Of goods his new stort
k house, in Newark, which he e selling At reasona-
blerates He has all Kinds Of DIR goods lor lad
eawprlsng new and beautiful patterns the latest SIS
anu fost approved nake also Cluths C2smerst Vest
lngs Hats Boots, Shoes, with general asspitment Of Su-
BaIs s. COHce Sniees, Chooses and all other arc
usually found in a country store. Call and examine for
yourselves. JAMES ARMSTRONG,
: :
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04

| af ! M j q 81 Ne q
HoHRlBLE MURDBa OF FRENoH MIssIoNARY
IN CHINA - The Hong Kong Register of Sep
tember 18th gives an account of the murder by
the authorities Of Kwang-St. of Rev. Nc Uhap-
delaine, French Catholic Missionary. 1t
says: Yasas % a5tlN % basa .silss qS!p8e
de was seized by the authorities on The i4th
OF February last, il is presumed under the no
tioa that lie was there exciting the people to
rebellion. Without any thing in the shape of a
trial, indignitirs the lnpst sgross aud cFueltes
the most barbarous wero- ho ped upon him.
The Mandarin who ordered his sfizure caused
to be administered to him one hundred blows
on thejaws with a sole OF shoe, from which
the poor missionary suffered aintensely. He
was immediately afterwards thrown upon the
ground, when be received three hundred blows
from arattan. Uncomplainignly did NJ. Chap
delaine receive This cruel punish ment, not ut
teiing word, on which his brutal judge, al
ttibuting his silence TO some enchantnent,
ordered dog Is throat to be cut With the blood
OF which he was sprnkled.qa sisu sisali fas
In state Of great weakness. and suffering
he was conveyed TO prisons where, from an
admirable constitution, he soon SO far recover
ed as 10 be able to stand and walk. But his
suHerings had not ended. In the belief that
he had some connection with the secret soci-
cites adverse TO the government, while they
only allowed him one meal day, they prepar
ed it of all the meats reputed to be unclean
and abhorred by tbe members ofthe societies.
To testify to his toFmcntors ithathe belonged
to nono OF the illegal associations he fleelyt ate
of all put before him. After being in prison
fol five days, and having made no confession,
which il WI uld appear to have been the object
of the Mandarin to obtain, he was loaded
with chains and placed in the capgue. Att the
end Of that time he was forced intoa q cage cat
ried from his prisen and publicly decapitate1.
His head was then hung to or placed on q tree,
| and the boys of the town amused themselves
by throwing stones at it until il fell. ltis not
known what become Of the body, but it is as
serted that the Mandarin. soldiers openedit,
took out the heart. cut it into pieces, fried it
and eat it. ls a9h u sagirs n i3t4ps5R
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04
IGDIVIDuAL BMrHRPRisn.

TIME SUBSCRIBER, after exporter oe of nearly
1 twenty five years among machinery of various
n kinds, has commenced business for himself at the
of Justison and Front Streets, whern he intends
doing gonersl mseh1s work He has had many years g.
Steam Engines, also cotton and woClen machinery
together with mill work. all ITS variety johhing, go,
He prepared to all orders Tor work in the
hest manner OF worganshp from rough and Bubsan-
tial mill work to the finest finished Steam lengines /
=. w. DAVIS.
N. B.-All work done by him warranted to give sHtiH
gprf