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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

FnGHrENED TO DEArH.--Last Monday
as gentleman was about to cross the rail
road track in Indiana, Pa, on horseback, q
train of cars passing, SO frightened the ami
NAL that he reared several times in the air
and then fell dead
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

THE POETRY OF BAcoN.--Pope, the ac-
tor, who was very fond Of the good things
of this life, once when expatiating at table
on the excellence Of ham, said Ham, sir,
is the same improvement upon bacon that
steel is upon iron; in fact, sir, ham is the
poetry Of bacon"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

The remaining battalion of the 5th Reg
iment was reviewed by Col. JAMESON on
the same day. From friend, who was
present, we learn that the attondaure was
large. 1t was the first effort of that prom
ising young officer, Maj r. H. GnIrFIm
and we arc pleased to hear him highly
complimented at the commencement Of his
military career. 1t augurs we'll for the fu-
ture,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

THE SLAVE TRADE.-The Savannah (Ga.)
RlpuJlican publishes list Of four schoon-
ers, two briggs aud two barks, which has
been purchased during the past few weeks
by houses in Havana, all of which, it is
generally understood, arc for the African
line of slavs traders sailing to Cuba, which
numbers one hundred and fifty sail.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

RELIGIoUs EDToRs.--St. Louis has the
following 'assortmen" of religious editors;
The editor of the Leader is Catholic the
editor of the Democrat a Jew the editor Of
the Republican an old fogy the editor Of
the Angeiycr an Infidcl, and the editor of
the NeWS Mohamedan.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

sCB Rosa, Q term that passes current as
significant Of secrecy, had its origin thus ,
Among tho Greeks the rose was consecra,
ted to llippocrites, the genina of silence
and either The rose or its figure was placed
upon the ceiling Of their rooms, implying
that wbateVer was done therein, should he
kePt from the public Twas done su5 rosa,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

HEAVY RAIw.--On Saturday and Sun
day of last week, Laurens district was yis-
tied by the most destructive rain which has
occurred there for many years. Bottom
lands that were never before oyeifowed, are
now almost ruined fences and bridges
have been injured, and almost every farmer
iaAhe District, the Herald says, will be com,
pcllcd to replant a portion Of his crop.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

GARRorING IN BosToN.--Cyrus Smith,
treasurer Of the Piedmont Railroad, was
garrotcd in Brookine street, Boston, Mon.
day night, by three men, and robbed Of
$4,l0O
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

ErFEcr OF THE WEATHER.-The New
York Journal of Commerce, discoursing on
the weather. says the foundation has been
laid in that city within the last two months
for as many consumptions and other fatal
diseases of the lungs as would equal the
ravages Of moderate visitation of yellow
fever or cholara.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

VALUABLE CAnoo.-The ship Republic,
Sawyer, master, cleared at Charleston, last
weekfor Havre by Messrs. Geo. A. Hopley.
& Co., with ll3 bales Sea Island. 3,42S
bales Upland Cotton, 225 tons rails and
boxes mdze, weighing l,642,o7o lbs, val.
ucd at $213,5l9.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

MOBILE, May GA storm occurred on
the goth Of April, in the Southern part of
Mississippi, which is said to have been one
Of unprecedented violence. Great damage
was done. There has been much bad wealth
er all through the South,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

RAlLRoADs.-From Appleton's Rail
road Guide" we learn that 10000 miles
Of railroad are in operation in this country,
besides 10000 miles in. progress of construc-
tion.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

YoRK, Pa, May 2,--The Democrats
carried the election in this borough TO day.
for the first time in forty years. clccting
Peter Mcintyre chief burgess by 65 major
ity.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

MoNEY.--Money goes, no one knows
where it goeth no one showcth; here and
there, everywhere, run, run, dun, dun,spend
spend, lend, lend, send, send, flush to-day
short to morrow, notes to pay, borrow, bor
row. So it goes, no one knows, where it
goeth, no one showeh
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

FoR KANsAs.-A large party Of wealthy
emigrants, says the Louisville Democrats
from Lincoln county, Ky, passed through
chat city last week, on their way to Kansas.
They had some fifty negroes and as many
dogs,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

LAND SALE.-The Court of Equity of N.
c., has ordered the sale of the real estate
of Robert Love, deceased, amounting to
100000 acres, to wit: $4,000 acres at
jackson, 10th June; 100000 acres in Hay
wood, 23d June 100000 acres in l-ancey,
2oth July; and $4,000 acres in Madison
24ih July.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

YANKEE DooDLr.-Bayard Taylor was
surprised as well as delighted 10 hear Yam
kee Doodle played at his stopping place in
Lapland.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

Hon. CALEB CUsHING.-It is stated that
the lawsuit in which Caleb Cushing's Min.
nesota estate was involved. was settled few
weeks ago, and leaves him proprietor Of
one of the most promising towns of the
West
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

OprosITIoN.--The last Rutherford, IN.
C) Democrat says, that gentleman named
William j. Wilson, of Forks Of Pigeon, in
Haywood county, is out for Congress iu the
sth district, in opposition to Mr.. Clingman.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

The WHEAT CRop-Our advices respect
ing the wheat crop throughout the whole
country are most favorable, notwithstand-
ing the unfuvorable spring. II has its per,
lis. however, yet to pass through.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

RAIN.--The heavy rains that fell here
about the first of May were general through
out the country; iu some places producing
ircshets, with loss of life and property.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

SAD.-The name Of the fireman killed az
the recent railroad collision near Memphis,
was Mr. D. Lynch. The accident was
caused by his brother, an engineer, who
.disobeyed orders in running his engine 10
endeayor 10 make connection at Moscow.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

New ORLEANS. May 5.-4A British frig.
ate has arrived at the mouth of the river,
with 100 of Lock'idge's men, all of whom
arc in most destitute condition.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

BIG LUNA lump of gold was taken
out of the old !" Wheaton" claim, in ILol-
denis Garden, says California paper of the
9th inst, on Saturday last, worth one thou
sand dollars This is the claimfrom which
thirty-fve pound lump was taken in the
fall Of 1851.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

A SWEET PosTMIsTREss.- AT French
burg, Hampshire county. Va. Mary e
Candy has been appointed postmistress.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

SUIcIDEs.-T total number of suicides
in Philadelphia for the last two years is
ninety 6vs-sixty nine men and twenty six
women.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16
CorroN.--Cotton is now quoted in Cha
lesion at IA cents per pound.

AUGUSTA, May There was tremcn-
do"s storm of win.l and rain at Mobile on
Friday and Saturday, Two feet of water
fell on a level, and the city was inundated.
Several persons were drowned. The sup
ply Of water and gas was cut off,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-16

A CuARM1NG TYPoEss, IA young wo:
man in mans clothes has been seeking EN-
ployment in the Canadian printing offices.
She is supposed to be insane, but itsmay be
that she has only very natural propensity
for associating with good class of men.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-08

Mr. w gave notice that the bill should be
printed be should ask to have il taken up for eonsdea
on as he deemed prompt action II necessary in order
to secure the cooperation of the other branch of CJn
gress
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-08
MusKEGoN RIYER

On motion by Mr., STUART, the bill making an apprC
priation for the construction Of harbor at the mouth
Muskegon river in the State of Michigan was taken o
the table and placed on the calendar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-29
THE WORLDS MEDICINE.
DR.. Smiths Sugar Coated Pills.
THEY ALwAYs DO GooDlll

Mr.. sarah \. Gould, Mairon ofthe u. :. Ma
val Hospital At Brookkn, says;
"lftherc h. a mrdicinc adapted % the numef'
ous ailments u mankind u h ~. smlih's sugar
Co,ted Pills. have used them and seen then
used With the most astoni.h,sg Tc'uhs-in several
Instance. Within my knowledge, restoring The pa
tcnt from extreme losuess sni suffering 10 sucng'h
and health. Fsr Lii,ss. dsr,sg pr'gHaHey' these
Pill. arr a .oycrsiga balm. recommend then
10 Has a valuable amil, medisoe.'
(Sisasd) SARAH A. GOULD
M,tron Il the q, :. Naval Hospital
CDR. saith. Sug,rci Gated r,ll. have been
u.rd IN the EldriIsr street psh,nr's rr'son' With
uncanman satisfaction. I have never heard
mslicine spoken IT With NOR" intcrcst 10y the pet
s,ns Who have taksn these pills.'
JAMES J. BENlNS, Deputy Shefiu'
From PAT, of the Mi,higaa Lsgi'hture'-,
"Thi. - o. csrtii, that Ne have made nee OF w.
n.ri.nin Smith Sugar Coated PILE, and oonsd'
sr then i,r superior 20 ANY other ril' offered To
the pebble" ,..,
Hon. wm. N. rca',, Nhpm k'tby,
Ilon. &. T.. Lawrence, Nathan ball VI p''
CharIc. q. MpUs, ". VI. SmIh'
Squire Rice, Rev T. w '''H"u'
e. ". ArwELL, rortaud, General Agent
fot Mains.
Sold b, Anir-v, & Bate, Paris llill; Wm. \
Ru,t. South Paris; T., Atwood s Co., Buckhcd ;
T.. &. shackls, aad Rodophus Young, Norway,
anA dealers he mrdiriuc cSrryShetc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-29

I'd. d., C.r.fv Crs-lssi-ars srE shhas a.
-. "a, 80 - - Cesvfy n orflra. -
"A. ..r-.l Tssslry n Msy, a. ID. 1887.
DrspECTFUIIN represent the Inhabitants
X ,fWo8.l.tagk, in sai1 Couniy, y ApoNlN-
- CrEus. AtptS CuAst, and BtN'AhN
p,yts. their a-su,s, juN nuihoiitsd anil eu'-
ICED f5r hat purpose, that herrtnlnfe, 20
VT. ca the Eighth jay Of NAV y " lN9'' The
Cr-rf, CGrmissiuurts w. thin aHl De fli 'urniN ,
r-rl rstition u SAavrt GIrsoS ~ a's, b, their
I.,.rt iB 4, iitin. after Doe Bud lrgal proceedings
A. b, fbs rr5rni.es t1rtci r. certain tUuHiN Read
81 IIIrhasy iu ssiI WualstHtA AND in Nfrvu-
,.a.F. boz said Jguuiy. which ssid RsruTt vas
r.-Fs .tthf Nav Tenn ut saIt CUmufsslH1sts'
Cont. 4. ~ i-55, sst Vas thrn or'srri o. ls rr.
r..H.I, IHI vBs th,HCc CgHIfruyd o. che Nav
Teen af .aiJ CHBrt. \. n. 1850, vhr1 TfurrrI-
iH-s vyr, closed rrHr said iruuHH, 'nt sod To-
r.frHB was tsflb'I.H.. as Ia TH..Ir liI-hvaN.
NrI ,urf rJttH1rrs uuut irIihsr rrrrrsrr',
chat 'nTHfs, H.f.r1fIuHs, r.v lutailHHs, an.i
dIs..HfiHulHres arg rrgHIrr. .N che CrlnmHn con
vrH.fHer HrI rsrrsa.f1 rr s1IH ll-hvr, AL uHw
r.r.IT..hrI H1 .rII r,ulH1 ul ~Huusl DIIsH1 e
a.s-fh., tlrTI.rg I..irrst 1Hur llurH.s after Too
rrrrasEtrrs tHF. ,Igv sBI liI-hvH, 1s HHv
ior1fr,f arf established. Brd tr make aN sugh a.
tsrlfI.rs rrT JIsrHHfIrutHrrs tH s1.H li-hvH, ls
I.a Ef.fsI. s1.. sreh rss Ig,t.rrs iH CHrrrgriH1
Ih..tvuh, sri sI.H .rrh nsv 'HgIf.H-s rH thr Road
of. r.g travelled rHn BrHHl's l"U0. sH called, ir
sHH Wu.UslH,k. tr lHgkt'. Mills, iH 1rgsrUH.i
a. lr ,Hrf Ir'guTrt the UuhHD convenience aut
r.rrss.T, rI, rrUH.rr.
p4t.| ftr. tasIth "a, rfNs,. ls55
AnUNlEAM tlEIi>, ~..-,'11',,' . 3'a '-'',
HINJANlN DAVIS. wasf.,r,k.
d. l.raIIgf -1.d lnhbtrBHfs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-29
PATENT GALVANIZED IRON
PORTABLE OVENS!

rI,IIIS In,suttop, the result 81 practical NTeti.
,usr, ~ nuw c1uhirUiN pf~s'utsd 90 The
t5lilr az supyfiHr tH y1iut 1T syunUuN sa''N, du.
t.LtItt,. rasr 81 management, cuuNrui'n'', ani
,I.,,. l ,n th, untiyallsd msoust On sht,hit does
al. ,,utk e. an, other iuVculiuu OF the Aiod now
tn nee.
hms P,,Gyi Or,s. doiug r'eplhing required
Of q tn the mDst sup~ripf msru'r.
Zoo rna.ttng meats. % ~ iull, 'qual 10 the OH.
Fashioned SPIT, which - we'll knoNo have h"~n
tb. l..t method ever inysnted. II will roast a.
An. ZANE time q. man, dldrrvu, ktnd' Of meats a.
,hs oven can contain, and sa.h piece vii l. Pc.
t.,tI, sur.t aud lrsc from the gases ausing from
al. t,fsrrnt ysfsties, ne thss" gases are Yet N
Though an escape plpe At The top.
Tof baking bead and ps'try, this ovens With.
out rival. a. the beat b. regulated D., dampsfs ~
the bottom and 10 uuIcr the perfect control Of the
operator.
H,. not sNcslled co. point Of economy, a. The
heat required D. gruspisi with,u the oven. The
,,,trr,.I from which % 81. manufactured b'iug
n.n-,on.lustur. ,ud constructed NIB alrshHm'rf',
,h.r, d. nb radiation of heat, ,nd small Tuautity
1T fisl Will Keep ~ going Tor hours.
The material vtil ucilhsr ru'i nur bufn DOT, and
he u,rn will lat iHr Nvafs.
Ever, oven - Warranted % give cut,fs sati'hc.
ton.
seven ,itr.. suitable for the smallest private
Gutrt. .r Tor .isamsfs aud hotels oi the largest
rL... are manufactured, ~ ordefs directed 10
thr .ab.rr,hsr.. at Sluth Paris, ~ilibc prompty
attended Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-29

-TsTr az MAINE

U,r4ru AZ Doc term ftbs Court Of Count,
t...H...-l.H,fs. hH.I,u 90 Pare, Ir BHd Zoe che
Dsurf, Ht u,IHrI, uu ths s,Cuud lu,.t'y OF
MAYA u. 1871.
r#H rr mrr...rg urt.uHn, 'li.sHrfHN sNt-
|.r.. having I-H received chat che T'tt'urrrs tTs
r..Hrr..Ha and thHt iuTrfN onto che merits ~
fH.r Application d. sNr,tIsut, 10 o. Ordered that
f.r t.Hrt, Cnuu..slu1,rs meet az thc house ul J,
llaInbu, iB pfNbrId, un Nnuday the 29h d,y
,f Junr u5Nr. 1ttr1 ai tbs c.u,A \ ", AMI theuor
fr.rrr.'fl yrr, che rluts mTuiiuBsi iB s,id psli.
f.... immediately aztec vhrsi view, a hearing n
.r# rsrrs HIf vffHsssr. w. 90 De- bal 90 Some Cun-
1t...rr place IT che 1IrIHif, ,Hi such other mDis-
#r.. tfhrI tH thr pUr.ulsrs 1s che CHmmisstHurrs
.hH| rr 80 rfHrsI. AuI BE- BE- further urdrrr. that
H...r, ut Obj. tHa, place sui pHrpuss % che Cone
H..-lHrsrs us,fIrg s'Hrc-,tI d. given CD 40 !sr-
sHHs sHt corporations Interested. b, causing affect.
ell copies uI sHri IsitBu sui 90 tIr. order thrtCou
o.. Del -a.v-. urru OBJ, Csrk &c thr tovu ot blNhsli,
tHH IIsI TsstHl ur in three public places ln laid
tHsu. 1Ht nubi.hsJ three weeks suCcrssiyslS On
The ONar. Democrat. a newspaper printed a Tar.
be-. DOB .sfI Cuuut, IL cNiurt, ths hfst Of said pu5
IrBfrrrs auI each ot thc other uUtrrs o. h. made,
..ry5k a1t posted at lsast ihJi, ts,s i-iufg sbid
t.r- Of u,,iir., tl che ,ri chat 800 pers0ns and
...r.rlf..H. mB, then and theie spp.ar aui sbsw
la-.s DO a., che, have, Why che prayer Of aid pe-
i.I1usf. shuuI uHt ls grated.
Attest ALNAH BLACK, Clerk.
4 trus cop, 81 .aid Petition aud Order Of Court.
Affect ALNAll BLAtk, CEtk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-29

n, a, Hs.. Cost y C.ssiy Csn-i','oH~' H,ri 70
- hlfss a PaTis. ~ asd fo' "A, Cou'iy q Or
fsrd:
II ESPECTFUlLN scpfssenis the undcrsign.
IL 81, MosTs PANS, an iahabiusnt of Bsth.
~, IN said santy Il ON'ofd that on he petition
o. the see, rnsa II the sAid town Of Bethsl, ask
i1- f,r thr loeatiaa II private way ~ .sii town,
ts.,nuiur NJ a stake ant stnnss ou the ne Il land
h.t~ern 4. 4. Chlpman aul lard larmstb Owned
~ Mlsss Mason, nuw owned b, ssd fatire. Ouc
hunlrrj sai siNJy tso ahd ors.h hall feet from To-
THst B1fthrr', cUrn~T oi said hnt rurchafe,i Nv
.sii Fltt,c n aid Mssan, thea running uorih-
srlv roursc across sai ChaprnIu's hni ll1ui
eighteen Is-t o. hu. 81 hnd h-tween aid fntire
arT .siH Chairman. then notthefh slHut rlevrn
ruIs o. thr Cuun', to,l. leadns rOm l'ethsl llill
o., tt- prr7t. ous roi from ihr Doe huc hct~c'n
Bpf uUr,,I q, ,,.I rattre aud hnl uov o,cupiri
hT 4 Urfk, ,,iici the rarsoulEr b., which
r.t,ttan Ma, d,isl February oh. 4. u. 1857.
The sfIarf'rn. Uursu'ni a. sHb pgtiiiun, di',
en- the tvt1f,-6fst day II February, 4. u. 1877,
anef Dee rFocfsliugs lr,ug bad, hy "ui s'id rri-
,afs ~, as asked tr be- said rsiitlon, ani did,
ubisr their h,rls, up1cf date e lsh ~ y. ".
l~ST. tIr csrtihrair ~ their d'iugs lni ~ said
rstiiru. iu ths Office II The town olctA II s'id
U.rhsI. uhtth Lrrstr1p anil living and rruc'rs.ings
ihsrrUn "a. e. lrrlll, t~iurr the tpWu a Bethel
,f.rs.,iF. I'd their ANNUAL nrstiug iu Mar b., 1857,
vtrr tAr .,iI luvn Thea jii un,,s'oualaN 'r'uso
ana FrB, tb approve snj allow The 'ai It,''tr
u,,.ss ,frrssiI. ,nd 1s hd uut by che sr,ect.
men. Bui rrt che sane on rrcord.
ThsfrGre, I. ths .a,i rsitcr, i'slinc nsrie'ed
o., s,-rh r,tr.aI bui jsh, 40 at'rrm'ui'"u'l' ani
s. .rrf W., issf. from hai u1trr ny I-'ssc''i,n
trI inpr.,rm,ut o. q hishSa, ur iuwnN1,, ~
rrp, that ,uur harrrs vill arVuu'e snd nIi'~ "l
.t.t tuli ~ Ai oui d, sali 'c'ertmen a. hi'rr-
s1.E. and cha, Nuu direct che shd h,ing gn' ani
,....,,-.. tu b.. recorded o., the cletk ol thr nd
t.,r rf U.th,I. ,pT take 20 n other step. in che
premises ri. 1- and Ju'u,r rr,Iu,r", ...
MOSES pNTrEE,
Dated 40 Bethel af,Wsaid, thrs second tay OF
Nav, \ u. l~A1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-29
T. HOLMES
OTTiCE y. II. SrhTT's PHisoS,l
gnSrouu March 10. lsJ6


Gentlemen. l purchascd Of your agent, one oi
Your No. Portable Ovens, tur the institution,
and must "a, Il does everything which Il - rec
ommended Coz IT % do. In our Ordinary way OF
nking. We used about two cords Of Nuod IN thee
urcks We now do the same amount oihaking
Nth two bu.hcl. of WOOD per week, OF three two
busb.I baskets fuli last o. bake three weeks,
I was % we'll satisfied with the operation Of the
No. WhiCh We use nthe prison, thatl purchased
a No. I ior our family nee.
These Ovens hake ~ last as any other way OF
baking, and are lee. liable 10 bufn the bread than
IN the usual way, ior you can regulate the heat
just to cut the amount you have IN the oven 10
bake. II does not heat the room, aud any one
can bake without burning themselves, ~ the com.
mon way ofusing stoves. I can cheei iully recon-
mead these owens to all Who hay, baking 10 do on
large or small scale, cor their economy in saVing
wood aud heat. which rises, IN the usual way Of
baking. Your. Respectfully,
". ". EASTMAN, Warden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-29

D,rnru ss.HaNr tHr '..u H. OBJ trar' H' .u7'N
tm-.s.. .r.... hH.'rp 40 Pare. iH ,1i Or iIr
J.,rv .f u,.rI, Hr che >r.u1I I1r'H' ui
Vu. Al. ~,
TrrfH. Foregoing T.rrr, ftNsHr."N 'rI.
H.r.r. I..r received fltf frr petitioners
ND. .r...... Hr. frtf IHIrrv tr.r che merits no
........ .t..r ...,r. ..rr., u O.. Hr. ..ri, that
H. J.rr.. t.Hn.ss.HIr0s ur~f 'f tlr huusr ~
.... W NH...s. .H r.#r, "r ~Hfr~lIF. tIr y. h
.. 10 JrH. n.,r. tf Com HfTh" r.r.hs M, Hrt
bona. ....... .. ,..r, fr. r.r.~ m.r'H.HT. rr siHt
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FRENCH STEAM SECURING.

FRENCH STEAM SECURING.
DYaneu, discovered process. hr 'urra''ing
Is aa,thing set offered 9, thr pgI',c, &c clean.
,as IN i,4is ~ II every kiud Of l.ad,r', G'llls.
msa'. and Chldrrn'. Drc'se', made 81 SIN, Vel.
vet or Wool. PLAIN ~ embroidered, without ukins
Il, pieces, having 40 the velvet and ''l. "im-
mi1s., and Withaut Shrinking; als', over Ninl "i
Miltary Goats, Camel. Hair, and White 'npe
Shawl.. Tinc lace. S,k ani Lace Contains done
up equal ~ new. whrn posslh'c.
The public - respectfully iulurme ihai inis 90
tahli.hmsnl. managed by experienced workman,
w,ll give particular attention. % lha b'ei'g 'ni
RsGnishing On a nsw aad yey superior sy'r, oi
~ sort. ~ goods, S,lk., satin. Velvet, Me,'D9,
Th,l,et, AMI Cashmsrr shawl, CnHt1n 'Di lnl-
ian Grape, Gimp., Fringe, turu,'"s, Piano 'ni
Table Covers. llosieg->ilk', S,A Dresses aai
Ribbons Wiiffed.
F,aiLsri C,au,si AID Dyi
Spots of Grrass, Ire Cream, lsmunatr Pun'h,
Champagne, Sc. taken not without iidug' nn1
~ithout clsaaing The whole.
Can't. Rsgs. 8. ClsIafri 1Hf k'h7Hist
An Coed. eniru,tsi 10 thi. csthIIshm'ni viii
h. carefully attended 90 ani delivered a. che tine
promised.
Maun,ny Good. returned n q hour.