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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-04-17
DISSOLUTION or PARTNER SLIP,

DEUCUAU ElUEV UE FBlTNLtLOLIEE
THHHE Co-partnership heretofore cx-
a isting between the undersigned is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons indebted to the firm are re-
questcd to come forward and make i'm
mediate settlement, by cash or notes, as
the business must be closed withom dctay.
Either of the firm will receive payment
of bills.
HENRY NJ. HURDLE,
j.. i. CLEMENTS.
Georgetown, d. O., March 20, 1857.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-04-17
Mr.. EDIroR: Having repaired to your

Mr.. EDIroR; Having repaired to your
village on Easter Monday to enjoy the
holiday, my attention was attracted by a
crowd of persons about Squire BRAD
DOCKS office. Curiosity led me to drop
in to see what was going on, when l
found that three or four negroes were
undergoing examination upon a charge
of chicken stealing. A negro witness
was upon the stand, whose invariable
response to the numerous inquiries pro-
pounded to him was, II doesn't know nuf-
fin bout it," Finally, gentleman pre-
sent, said to the witness, Now, Sol, we
want no more foolery about the matter
you know who got those chickens; tell
us all about it." The darkey, turning
around to the gentleman, replied, "Deed
Massa William, de Lord only knows, for
l doesn't" The gentleman again: "Sol,
we all know that the Lord knows who
stole these chickens, and lie will tell us
all about it one of these days, but we
would like to know now" The darkey,
turning up the white of his eyes, and
looking his interrogation solemnly in the
face, replied, "Massa William, l hab
told you doesn't know muffin bout it,
de Lord only knows, and if you am in a
hurry to find out who stole dc chickens,
you'll hab to go and AK him bout -
Just at this point, Justice BRADDoCK,
who seemed to be considerably tickled
himself, found some difficulty in sup
pressing the laughter of the crowd in his
Office, and restoring order.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-04-17

GIPsIrs.-Several gangs Of these sin
gular creatures have recently passed
through different portions of our county,
the females telling fortunes and the males
swapping horses. As might have been
expected in every trade made, these mis-
cradle vagabonds have cheated those dea-
ling with them. 1t seems to us that meas
ures should be taken to put stop to the
operations ofthis degraded class ofpeople.
To this end it would be advisable that no
man, woman, or child, should give the
least encouragement to them in any man
ner, shape or form.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-04-17
Choice FARMING LANDS TOR SAIL!
The Illinois Central II. II. Company
IS NOW PREPARED TO SELL ABOUT
100000 ACRES
Choice Farming Lands,

IN TRACTS OF 40 ACRES UPWARDS
On Long Credits, and at Lo,o Rates of Interest
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-15

Is. kkt Taylor.
The MY. Tribute olFriday, contains
a letter from Bavard TavIor dstsd ss,asm-
\. an. ~. q I..l,.o- ,oes,
- - IVA 1-'S'S se""' guy : io'9''
we quO's passage winch VIII DC uni
versaly read with kneen relish:
1t was about / o'clock, aud Sverholt
gloEed inlery bronze lustre as we round
cd 1t, the eddies Of returning birds that
bad been inghtened FROM their roosts by
the hflng p 1ile steamers gun, cleaning
golden in.the nocturnal sun, like drifts OF
beech leaves IN the October air. Ear TO
lhe norih' the sun layin bed, OF saffron
llght over the clear horizon OF the Attic
Ocean. 4 Iew bars OF dazzling orange
CLOUD noaled above bim, ,and-still higher in
the SKY, where the saffron melted through
delicate rose'color into blue. hung light
wreaths OF vapoE, touched with pearly, o.
pal'ne hushes Of pink and golden gray
Ths sea was llke web Of pale slate color,
shot through and though with threads OF
forange ana ssifeon, from the dance OF a
myriad shifting and twinkling ripples.--
The air was tlled a.d Permeated with the
solt' mysterious glow, and even the very
azure OF the southern sky seemed to shine
through a net OF golden gauze. The head
lands OF lhls deeply indented coast+-the
caPes o. me Lake and Porsanger flordS'
ana ol Mageroe-lay around us.Nlp diifer'
ent degrees OF distance hut all with lore
neads 'ouchen win supernatural glory.--
rar % (ns nortn-eaSI was NQrfEys ibe
mosl northeIp point OF The mainland oi Eu,
rope cleaning rosl!y and liant IN the lul
beams OF the sun, and Justas our watches
denoted mldnlght,the North Cape appear
ca 10 Inc westWard-a long line oil purple
6luh, presenting a vertlFle front OF 900
,eel IN night 20 Tue folar sea- Midway
oetW,een Iaese Two magnlheent headland'
STOOD the Midnight Sun, shining on US
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-15
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.


New YoRK, Oct. 18th. The s,eamshi,
Atlantic with dates from Liverpool to III,
3oth ult., arrived off Sandy Hook hi
morning. ef'ee1
The steamship Asia arrived out on Sun
day and the Kangaroo on Tuesday. s'd
The Atlantic brings late ad,icrs iron
India. de
The ndyices from Delhi are to Angus
I2. h'g ~
Numerous sharp encounters had occur
red at Delhi, in which the rebles were de-
ieated, but still held possession Of III,
City. '9 .1r'T
The European reinforcements were ar
irving, and an assault was expected 10 BE-
made about the g III. t'at '
General Haveflock had reached Luck,
now after two more victorious encounters,
but oweing to his force heing weakened
by The eDcOunterers and diseas, he was
compelled TO return TO Cawupore. ....
A doubtful dispatch states that lIaver,
lock had reached Lucknow, the garrison
OF which held out against he hesiege,s..
The girrisons at Agra were secure at
the latest adyices, but their condition was
precalious. ....
There are also later dates from China
which stete that Admiral Seymor had pro
claimed blockade Of Caution liver,
The imperial interviews. at Siutrgadl
lasted four days during which Napoleon
and The Car had several interviews,
The Czar and the Emperor OF AusriS
We're en- route for Weimer
The question is agilated Tor an early
meeting Of the English Parliament ~
Sir X. W. Caidin has been elected Lord
Mayor OF London. l..,
FRANCE. The French decree tie pro
hib'Ilng The expert Of corn has bcenex,pn
ded TO September, 1863.
SPAIS.-A modification OF the Spanish
ministry is sill agitaled.
SARDINIA. = Sardinia is making adyiees
Tor reconciliation with Austria.
SECOND DISPATCH. The Allanlic reach
ed her dock At 10 o'clock She brings
l02 passengers, including ChArles s, Spenc.
OF Baltimore. with the ratification Of th,
commercial treaty with Pcrsia: 4. Schror,
der. U. y. Minister 10 Swepden: W. r
Ostorn. President Of the Illinois C,ntra
Railroad. aud G. + Train. Of Boston.
She also brings $i7,0oO in specie.
ISDrA.-The Bombay Times, which ha,
been received by the overland n Vii, does
not mention the arrival Of Gen. Hayeriocl 4
at Lucknow.
II designates the intelligence received Al
OF q disaster0us chaIaeter.
4 letter from Ahoo saves that the Kin,
Of Delhi has offered 10 accept terms, pro
yijcd his annual slipena was increased larr
ly, nut he was informed that nothing bu
an unconditional surrender would DO nc
ceptcd.
A number Of muiineers were lcayin
Delhi unumed t'o
An English officer reports that he sa,
4 boat containing Nen Sabb and his fam
ily swsmped 10 the Gshges, and that a
were drowned. b4 Aa F4a
A telegraphic dispatch from marscills
received 81 Paris, sayes that the populaIio,
tfBtngai were beginning to rise, and ths
fbe revolution was becoming general.
SiheF accounts say that more mutipis
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-15
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New ORLEANs, Oct. TIE steam.
ship Grapa'a with dates fro m Havana So
the 10th inst, has arrived here.
She left the Nollhern Light at Havana
with 81 500, 900 in specie for New York
The GranaGa experience a gale on the
81 and hinst,, an! afterwards discovred
wreck name not known, i..4 \ ..5...
% Weller's mcjority n California over the
opposite is II 900.
The Legislature is largely Democratic.
Bates, the ex Treasurer. and Row, his
cleark, were both committed to Jail in de-
fault OF bail. ,. ....
Justice Murry is dead. .. t....a.
Col Casey. OF Tennessee, had been xii
led. in a duel by a Mr.. B,air. H.. ,.t .t
Theovrr land mail from San Antonio,
Texas reached San Diego August 81. All
well. MI, , ,.t....
The reported assoc ion ,ofAlyerez had
reached San Francisco. .,,,
Disturbances had occurred near the
boundary, Of Iowrr California, between
the Americans and the authorities. ,..i.
A. Company was & ting ont At San Diego
TO, assist the Americans which was cou-
siders1 tiibusler movement ,,.,....
IL was reported that Governor Castro,
.of Lower. California, fearing a revolution
among his own people, Lad joined the A
mericans. ,t ,,,,t
Slight shocks of an earthquake had been
felt near San Francisco, ..}..ts.t ...,,i
The Constitutional Convention Of Oregon
was in session. t..,.t. ...I..,.t..
The question Of slavery was slightly ag-
itated, .r
Calfor rnia markets dull. ,...
u, The aecounls from the mines were
good,
The English and French feet had left
the Chinghs Islands, plRceing them at the
mercy Of viyanco.
The murderer Of Sullivan has been I is.
covered TO be hired bravo, and had not
yet been arrested.
There is nothing from Central America
Of importance, ts5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-15
aRRyaI OF THE NTAGARA

HaLIFAx. Oct. 7-Stesmer Niagara
arrived with Liverpool dates to the e6,h
Olt.. three days later than previous adyi-
ces. 80
The papers furnish no later intelligence
from India.
Henson, Watson & Co. Of Hull. Epea
land have Ailvd; liabilities vc,y large
Napoleon and Alexander met si S'al-
gardt on the 25th inst.
The Emperor of Rnssia and Ausris are
10 have meeting at Werner on ihe lst Of
Oct.
ENeLAEp,--Tbe fourth OF OrioE,I has
been the 6xt day Tor iLeshnmils,sion. !. aud,
prayes on accoun. of tie In.lian irou,'rS
Il was rumored that Lord Eian wuuld
soon be appointed Gay,IDot G,lsgt aol.
India. Msssrs. Harrison. Wstson & Co..
Of Hull, Engl'ud isilei, IAbiIides ggyl
larg. e. q
FRAseE.--T The Paifie saws the.oplr elf,sel
Of the meeting OF the Empsrors lNapol46b
and Alexander. is the iarlbrranee of m
amity between France anj Russia. The
EmFerpfs met at Siultgsrdt IN he 25lh
ult.
foundations had occurrsd in the Sourh
OF France. causing immence damage aoi
property and loss OF life. The vintage
WINS most Ibunpant.
a SPAIS--A conferance for the settlement
by meditation Of thes Mexican uneslun
will be held at London. NJ, xiro has ex
cepled The negotiations OF Englan,l and
France, in relation to her Spanish Difficult
ties.
RusIA-A fac at ST Petersburg had hunt
ops hundred and sixty vessels. The CIR
has approved Of project Tor tie partial
abolition Of Seridom. proclamation
will be issued on his return from SlulruarI
inviting owners to arrange for the Iteration
of their Serfs. The EmDerors Of Rusa
and Austria are to have meeting at Wei
mar on the first Of October Rusais funiry
ing the Straits OF Yeuiksle. .t'
lNDIA-The papers furnish no later in
teligence from India The Government
dispatches are momenIariy exp4cled..--
Numerous iugitives from the mountain dis
trlcts in India had arrived at SOu.hamp.
ton. They give frightful accounts OF ii E
condition Of things at Calcutta and the up.
per provinces Of India. rs.t l.p,.g
A detachment Of French troops bcm
china had arrived at Calcutta 10 protect
the French interests at Chingnerdagors.
CHISA,-Advicss from China say thai
tha American corvette Levant. in order 80
avenge the pihging Of the American ship
by gang OF pirates. had bulurd a4v vilIape
in the island Of Formera, where the pirates
reside.
LivRRPooL, Sept. 2bAhll grades Of
cotton are slightly Declined. Tie matkel
Is closing quiet; sales for the week 29Uo0
bales. Manchester advices unlavonbI-.
Breaestutis dull, and exhibit declitidu
tendency. t'f q ily'
LONDON, Sept. 25--(;onsols for money
quoted at 90@904. " fH w aelf'
The money market continues active: the
rates generally without change. Si4les Of
American stocks unimpor,ant Consoles
for money quoted at 9o@90ts. Latest
London Saturday noon MAJ keLior Consols
nnaltered from Yesterday vaai
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-15

other way. let there be a public meeting
Of the merchants, manufactures and me-
ohanies, and let them resolve in hody 10
remove their deposits, anu have no more
70 do with such houses. Deprive them Of
the capital furnished by depOsilors. and
they will 10 harmless. They have no
means Of their own with which TO annoy
{ banks. or TO hurt the commuuiiy- =
They will hecome powerless SO soon as the
deposits are withdrawn.
Unless something of this kind is done
We may have more trouble here Than some
otslhe hopefully saDguine expect. Our
p-oplscannoi stapl up pnder lie present
fPIessare wifhouphelR from tls banks
TIE banks are nol soihgto lend much al!
So long as'lheir uOtes don't chyn9e bands
typt oure,or twice brfor8 theys reiurn for
lhr g'ide TIE result VII ~ tbsl some Of
our best bvsineesspsper viii go to protest
which wouli stand uhimpeached under
any ordinary OF fair state Of things. Now
is nol.the time to talk ol, banks being able
10 take up lkeir entire circulation with
reata specie The people have borrowed
tbs notes oi The banks, kuOwing that they
bad not the gold aud Silver with which at
once 10 take up their issue. They have
borrowed their notes knowing that by
iheir ehar'erlthsy could issue three times
the amount OF their capital. The people
have insisted npon every loan that has
been made. with a perfect knowledge oI
the condition. the banks, and now is not
the lime TO talk ofa gold and silver cur
lrency. Our banks occupy the position Of
la good business man, who has an hundred
dollars in gold, owes three hundred, aud
owns properly worth nine hundred. i
the banks were compelled at this time tC
iEdraw in their circulation and put put wha
gold they have in IFS stead, one half Of the
business commnciIy would be swept into
bankruptcy. II is, therefor, the duty o.
the banks and the business mtn mutually
TO project one another, and one OF .he sur
est ways Of efecIing This. is to put down
asserting hrokeIs.a as the enemies OF com
merciaI prosperity Louisville Courier.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-15


hve occurred among the Bombay toops,
and that several suspected regiments have
been lisarmed.
Lord Elgin has transferred the irigates
Shanon and Pera to the u-s OF the Indian
Government He was about returning to
China.
TIE Paris Pays says that serious
6is>rnsion has prcurred between Lord
Canning, the Governor General, and Sir
Colin Campbell.
Lord Elgin took side NTH the later.
Tgselstrsi accounts say : dat Gen. 'Hay'
olock's position Us regarded as precariOus,
The INngauh is Tranquil.
The o5 esnixsiion of the Sikhs regiments
En The rs)ietol Delhi .iare rapidly progrss-
Sing
a magazine at Goabdare wassiruck by
hght-ning and exploded. s,s.1
n M huldred persons were killed and
Ct 200. .oco sterling Of propely was disroy
ed.
nroyinee OF Bsagsl was alAr-
nisd; he riviliins Sejab had q = tp P,lpa.
ts'ias he treasury in charge 81 the 64fh
s'eiIn,nb which, Is IN precarious .eendi
tim.
Cel"ulIa was beroming crowded with
iugiuvrs from al parts o. Bengal
81 ishsimpotts.at Calcutta were aceumula-
'ing: ihlre were no buyers and money was
Issestie. tA,B is3f slf g,.f.. .s.s5 =. IL, 3
~ PaPerof tie East India Company
was qpote,tal 26 per cent discount.
Martial law las be en- proclaimed in Bel
pun, y town in the province OF Belgspoor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-15
TNPonTAWr TO gvEvRoHv

NOR the last three years, have been engaged in a
Nv business knownonlyto myseIfand, comparative
W. few others whom have instructed for the sum of
sem each which has averaged tho rate Of so0OO
10 $4,000 per annun; ana having made arrangements
to IN to Europe In Tho Sprng Of 1853 engage In the
same business, ain willing to give full inStructlons
IN the art TO any person IN the United States or Can,
a. who will remit tie sum ofSl, Induced, from
We success have been favored with, and the many
thank fnl Acknowledgements have received from those
whom have instructed, aud who are making from
sito sl5 PER TT to give my person an oppor-
tqnlty to engage IN this business which is easy and
pleasant, and very profitable, ut smal cost, There
Es positively NO HUM BUG in the matter. References
ofhe best class be given regards Its eharae-
ter and can refer TO persons whom have Instructed
who viii testify that they Rre making fran S5 to SI5
perday at the same. IL is bslpessin In which either
lddes or gentlemen can engage and with perfect ease
make very haudsome incOme.i Several ladies Va
rlons parts Of New York State, PENNSYLVANIA and Ma
rllnud whom hveinslructcd, hren6w making cfom
.Sato 50 perdy qtil. Ibisa GENTgEL BusINEss. and
buta few shll4gs is required TO start 1t, Upon rq-
celpt Of 81 wiltllnuodhtoly send to the Applicant
printed circular containing full instructions in the
art which can be perfectly understood ut once.
All letters must he tddtessel tpost paid) toALLEN
.T, PARSONS, 3j broadway, New York, ,rst.,ts,..t
August 81. 1657-3m17 We 40 '
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-15

PEPPER. Pepper is an almost universal
continent. Black pepper irritates and in
flames the coating on the stomach, red
pepper does not; il rxcites, but does mot
irrimte, consequently it should,be used in
stead Of black pepper 1t was known to
the Romans. and has been iu use in tho
East Indies from time immemorial, as it
crrrects that falulenee which attends the
large use Of vegetable food.a Persons in
health do not need any pepper in their
food, but lhpse'of weak and langnid stdm-
aohs, il is manifold more benefciato use
cayenne pepper-at~ meals, ,-tl'aF-sny form of
wine, brandy, or beer, that can Ue name d
becanse itrtimulateS without the reaction
oi.sleepiness or dsbilig,-htatis'sJdm
of Health. spt ga e,et aA salY ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-15
Renevoleuce.

We dc not; not TANK person can oanee a more D.
thetoehl tralt otch character THAI bcingfnoVedat IL,
ldlslress aoa SlnernGs Qf othsrsaHd fATthe anose
Alous 70 do ah in ther power 10 ale byery po
lslbe means hhman suffering In this viesofhecase VI
d9 not KNOW how the hu lanc aud benevO vOent can do a.
aetioh moreil aecordancei with heir phn6nthropR
lYewsihan ~ calling the ateniioa Nnici5d
friends and acquintancesto tue factihatpr. s. HASdn
lqs B.liimo z street, Baltimore MdSsARs discovered
| lPrep~aiionsNhieh isput up in forine( plW thai
has speelhe aeiion fot cursg Epilepsy. OF falling
hts, snasns cFanps aud all Forms Of nervous diseas
es' Among those who have been permanently cur red
We might mention member of the family OF James
II Beadle, Huntsville, Alabama; Mr.. NJ. L. Sledge
Cabin Point, Surry county, Va; and Mr. w.P, Lgou
drehada' mississippi. we might 90 on euumeratiug
number of others, until we had entirely Glled NJ
thls column Of ourpaper; butwe think we, have said
sumciet 70 satisfy every person that the subjeht un
der c99sidsralton isone vital Importance ex en-
one. reader ltyou are well man or woman, and
nave no need OF remedy, perhaps you know some
person whos lioueqnaly biessad as yourself If Sc
ct out this hoiiee and send II tohinl or her il will
cosIyon but little trouble, aud probably it will make
ye9lgslrpmeuial curing some poor, afflicted lnon
tai OF mat dreadful visitation, Epilepsy, or fallinl
sickness. g..E - -'s
Dr Hance sends his pills by mail, free Of postage
to all patis of tie world, on the receipt of refh
taece His PRICES arei gne box 50; two 5; gelye "a
! we have gtveo hisaddress above "'
October l., Is57--lniae ir eflg..urf liHaW
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-15
FaIl and spring Plautinx.

Which is the safest period? Practical
ly, for all hardy trees, there is little, if any
difference. Don't be afraid Of getting too
much good frua. No use to send hun
dreds of miles when you can get better
and as cheap at home, fresh from he Mar
sefy. Come and get, or send your orders
I'VE will try to please. New catalogues
furnished to all whOapply. Spring Grove
Nursery, near Carol. S. COFMAN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-15

SIDNEY SMITH sAYs;-One of the best
methods of rendering study agreeable is to
live With able men, and to suffer all those
pangs Of in(eriority which the want Of
knowledge always inaicts. Nothing short
Of some such powerful motive. can dive a
young person, in the full possession OF
health and bodily activity, to such an .un-
natural and such an obvious mode Of pass
ing lis life Of study. ~. "a
There is nothing so horrible as languid
study when you sit looking at the clock,
wishing the time was over, or that some.
body would call on you and put you out Of
your misery. The only way to read with
any efficacy is, to read SO hartily that din
ner time comes two hours before you ex.
pect it. Elg.,
Curiosity isa passion very favorable to
The. love Of study, aad q passion very sus.
ccptible OF increase by cultivation. Sound
travels so macy feet in secand, and light
travels so many ieet in a second. Nothing
more probable; but you donot care how
light and sound travel, Very likely; but
make yourself care' get up shake yourself
well pretend to care, make believe to care
and very soon you will care. and care so
much. that you will sit for hours thinking
about light and sound. and ne. extremely
angry with any one who interrupts you in
your pursuits; and tolerate no other con.
yersation but about light and sound; and
catch yourself plaguing everybody to death
who approaches you with tue discussion Of
these subjects tr
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-15
sTO Mechanics, Inventors and
~ $40 Manufacturers .ns1 sli
Of announcing Inn, the THIRTEENTH Annual volume
4. . SCIENTIFIC A MERRIAM

AOiftlef Hsb rrFHfl h.syre i..o1ff auHtafl
- y ,SClENTLFIC A AMERICAN. ~, 4
re Pnoshers E respectfully informs tho public that
tlups, tley ,Pronose to oner ,t grlt'I,'-1 =.
ONE THOUSAND Rive HUNDRED DOLLARS IN
.t..... CASH PREMIUMS
for the fHeen largest lists Of Subscribers sent IN Inv
e si OF 5anlry 1858, said premiarAst to be dsirlb-
For The largest Iist s3O0 cd $3.50; I'd 5000 an s,so
1 SiOg; ot S9 IN ~; 9Th 7O 9th 6u. 10th 50; lin
foi l lElh 'oi l5lh 80; 18th %; 18th 90.
Names OF subscIbers can be sent in at differe,t
nes ana from diiIorebt Post Offices. Tho Cash will
oe n me orders ofthe successful coin petitors i'm
mediaiely afteril LIST Of January. 1853. = 1hT1L
soplpern, Western, and Canada money will be IN
Ken lor SUBSCRIPTIONS. Canadian subscribers will
pleaseto remitfwenly six cents extra on each yoars
TERTS Q OF ESi3aE S93sse sesfS eGsiaSs; Man,.
year or pne Dollar ior six months. /, M ~ 80 =
Piys Xxx R4rES1Fye g. Copies for SIX Months, a.
s,T months 81; Icn Copies for Twelve Months ais,
iMenty copies for Twelve Months, Sss,
scrln & an .iaos % %o.TWenty and ovet the yearly sub
,,I iMe new yoiume win be printed upon fine paper
we of,he seIEyT,rIc Amrn.qAx
NWon 70 the prou ugalion OF Information relating N
~ various Msehapieal and Chemical arts, 1fanfae-
HsWGrk,and all Interests which The lght Of Pro.IE
eat Sc'fhce Is calculated to advance II 1. issued
@SeeNieh. @ Inform for binding; IL contains Immunity
oyy y pVo ngely executed Engravings, and notice
oI n'nerlean A. and European ImprovemeRts together
MID Mlsl M Man oi4aiLlsl OF American Patent Claims pub
hshed weckley In advance of all other papers
IL is the aim of the Editors ofthe ScientIac American
70 present a, subjects discussed In its columeS in
praeurai and popular form. They willalso endeayor
TO IN nt ain candid fiarlsssness In dcnmbati,o mi
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