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San REsuLr.-Mrs. Crouch. an old lady OF
70 ysars, and leading member u ! church
10 Albany. N. VI, wasdetected on Thursday
last BY q clerk in store, secreting some
articles Of value. taken from the counter.
iieing accused Of the theft. she threatened to
tell her husband of the insult. bur an officer
being sent for, found the goods on her per-
son. The old lady was permitted TO return
home. when she took poison and died in q
lew moments after swallowing the fatal dose.
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Snow DRIFTs N MAy.-The Hartford
Times says that on Friday last. the first day
81 s,y, the snow was Eve feet deep 10 the
northwest part Of Norialk. and travel was
still much impeded; while in New Marlboro.
near the Massachusetts, line. the snow is sir
feet deep.
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presenting the terms between Switzerland
and Prussia, but they disclaim the intention
of attempting to enforce tiff refused,
however, they will do all they can to pre-
vent hostilities.
The Russian port. Salish, has been cap
tured by the Circassians and the garrison
massacred.
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Jaws CHlseISo THEm SaBB.rH.--An Isra.
elite 10 the Charleston Mercury ecntradicts
the repor, that a movement is on foot Among
the lstaelites uf Baltimore 20 change their
sabbsth. and celebrate that of their Christian
brethren. The IsrseIitles Of Baltimore have,
a. their brethren 10 most Of The large cities
Of the United states. established a SUNDAY
srhool Tor The religious instruction &c their
youne, and hence The erroneous statement.
There is, thus Ear. bat one Jewish eongregs.
ton IN The world that worship on The Chris.
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SOME OF the WONDERS OF THE DAY.


Seventy or eighty years ago the inland
journey from Philadelphia to Boston oecu.
pied period Of from to two to three weeks !!
During the administration Of Mr.. Madison
trip from Washington TO Savannah not
unfrcquently consumed forty days! And
a. late as 1898 travellers we're often on the
road for forty.eight hours between Washing
ton and Baltimore.
The time annihilating wonders of the
railway are still more striking if We direct
our attention TO that portion Of the Union
which was a wilderness within the recollec-
ton Of thousands now living who are not
much beyond the middle age Of life. BE.
fore the days Of steamboats, and locomotives
a journey to st. Louis from the Atlantic
cities was a journey Of weeks and even
months. Now passengers--as we know
from recent personal apprehension make
the trip from Washington TO St. Louis in
f,co days and fgeipe hours! The writer Of
this article was Just seven days On i845) in
reaching Louisville from Washington by
the then quickest mode Of conveyance and
friend informs Us that in the Gall Of 1889
he was three weeks in making the tip from
Baltimore TO Louisville, travelling night and
lay the whole time, aud % rapidly a. stage
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-05-13

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS. The people
Of Massachusetts, voted on Friday last on
amendments to the State Constitution pro
posed by the Legislature. Tile amendments
were adopted BY large aggregate majorlties.
They are:
1. That every voter shall be able to read
the Constitution in the English language, ant.
To write his own name.
Q. Limits the House of Representatives to
240 members, to be elected by districts,
s. Provides fos the choice Of forty Sena-
tors in single districts. instead Of by counties
as heretofore.
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GENERAL WALKER IN ESGLAsD.-The re-
verses which have overtaken the great fill
buster in Nicaragua. are freely commented
upon 10 the British journals,-all Of which
reasoning, from the latest news to hand here,
comes to the same conclusion almost every
body has reached here--namely, that his
career is at an end The terrible suffering
which his deluded followers have undergone,
i is thought, will have restraining influence
for the future upon all such adventures and
adventures in this quarter. Walker is spo-
ken OF as nothing better than "pirate" or a
highwayman. Of the Dick Turpin aud Claude
Duvs stamp. When he is out of the way,
the Editor thinks, the fllibuster's trade
will no longer be a popular one. The Lone
STAR and other such romantic symbols. he
thinks, will have lost somewhat of their charm
when it is ascertaine,l TINT the bright lumi-
nary simply shines over the forgotten pits
into which their manged and emaciated
bodies may have been cast"
Nep York Express.
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TkSSEssEE.--The american" Convention
of Tennessee has Nominated the Hon. Robert
Patton as their candidate for Governor. The
election Is To be held in August. leaving a
long period for discussion and excitement.
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Ex-Ffessdent Fierce. --Aa srtieIe 10
fieksbu's tM'ss) paper Of the Sch nssnt says that
chs sun Of $4,000 was subscribed here yesterday
20 purchases plantation 70 he presented % ex.Pr.
den, rnnklin Pieres. onl $4,000 !. required 10
complete The purchase"
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A TURPENTIyE EXPLOSION. want OF
scientific knowledge dreadful accident &C.
CURED near the village Of sieuben, Pa, on
the 2lst ult. The Rev. Z. H. Havens. Il
Wesleyan Methodist minister. was engaged
in the preparation Of basam. Of which
spirits Of turpentine was the principal ingre.
dent. He had about two gallons Of this
fluid and quantity of rusin builing together
in an open vessel upon the stove. BY some
means fire was communicated to the inflam-
mable mixture, and while he was endeavor.
ing 10 convey il out Of doors. an explosion
ensued scattering the burning fluid over the
persons Of himself, his wife and three chill
dren who were in the room. and setting FIRE 10
the Building. The father. mother and daugh.
ter died soon after the explosion.
Turpentine is not explosive. but il is very
volatile dydro.rarbon. and easily converted
into gas by heat. II It's gas be saturated
with eight times its yolume Of the atmosphere,
and a spark OF light applied 10 it, the whole
will explode insiantsneously.
This was the manner By which the serious
arcident described was caused. The turpen-
tine was evsporated from the vessel on the
FIRE: il became saturated with oxygen, and
then the contents Of the rooln became combus
tble. and was ignited Al once By the flame
&c The blazing rosin. lf The preparation hal
been made IN 4 cluse vessel on the FIRE
70 prevent the turpentine esaporating into
gas. the accident would not have taken place
Al hydrocarbon volatile fluids, such as tur.
pcntine. alcohol. benzole. camphene, &C.,
should always be kept in close vessels. foI
the sake Of preventing other accidents OF :
kindred character, we hope these facts will
be made to reach every household in OuI
land. Scientific asieican
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. @.
wednesday, May rs. 1857.

GJ Our subscribers in Aamance are reminded that
Thomas Webb, Esq. who regularly attends the courts
10 Graham, ow agent and will receive payments for
the Recorder, and give receipts.
a We are authorized to state that the Hon. /.
OBJ. Branch candidate for Congress in this district.
expects to be here on Monday, and will address the
people Of the county on Tuesday Of the County
Court.
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E4,f41,OOO,OOO
That is what we are worth-not exactly
that Alderman farebr"ther could. by adyer.
tlsing II 10 the Times Tomorrow, nail pur-
chase u the entire figure 10 a month hence.
A little management would be required.
some judieious letting there must be. aud
the whole should not be thrown upon the
market at uhce. But there il is. England
is worth that to Us. London AiLus.
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Grand Royal Arch Chapter of N. C.
I'VE Regular Annual Convocation Of .hs body
day Of June next Subordinate Chapter, re reouesfed
10 be puncuai 10 sending their a. mat
ters Of much importance are q. he scrd.on. b!
THOS. D. cAER, Grand Sec'y. =.
May 10. s1-lsw
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nSy- VIZ are authorized 10 announce
49, GEORGE LAWS as a candidate ior rc-elec.
ton 70 The ollie u County Court CIvfk Cor Orange
County al The ensuing election.
Msy6. s6-tie
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nIaehwood,s Edinburgh narsrlne.

The April number "f his periodical ecnssins-.I.
Al.foals Day o. The Rival RosLssi A Political
psntomims q Scenes Of Clerical l.iis--No. IT, VI.
CIfrs Lo,e-stOry-rsr n. q Afco,. Z. botany
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tan Sabbati--the Reform Congregation Of
Berlin, Prussia; but no such congregation
does exist in the United States. Ii is true
an attempt was made some three years ago to
establish one at Baltimore. but it broke down
after few months.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-05-13

Gen. uiiIedxe L. Ropham has been elect.
eSts Congress IN he 9Th Congressional District. c.
% supply the vsessey eussd By the dss,h Il the late
Hon. Preston $. Brooks. Ne Il represented % b .
gentleman o. high character and great intelligence.
snd lawyer o. sminencs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-05-13

Iiis stated IN The Rutherford Democrat. that WIN.
,. Wilson. q Haywood county, 4 %, Coz consrsss
10 ihs sIh district. IN opposition % NJ. clinsman.
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THE FLORIDA WARAr AN Esp.-From re.
cent army order, transferring General Harvey
from Florida to Fort Lcayenworth, il is con-
jectured that the war with the Seminoles is
considered at an end. and that their removal
to the West will soon be accomplished.
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SUFFERERS with Diseases Of the Bladder, Kid
neys Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness, DC. read the adyer.
,isemcnt 10 another column, headed "Helmbolds
Genuine Preparation"
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The Selma (Ala.) Sentinel says counterfeit
twenty dollar bills on the Bank Of Charlotte
N. c.. are IN circulation in that vicinity, which
may be detected by the coarsenpss of the pa
per and roughness Of the engraving.
According to Tie new time table agreed
upon by the Hudson River and Central Rail.
road Companies, the trip from New York to
Buffalo will be made in fifteen hours, inclu-
ding all stops. The rate Of speed under this
arrangement will be forty miles an hour.
A writer in Cincinnati paper makes out
the aggregate loss OF hogs in that city, that
have died this season Of cholera, to be sixty
thousand, valued at three hundred tho usand
dollars.
wrought iron cannon has been manulac.
tured in Liverpool. England, which weighs
% tons, and sends ball Of 500 pounds
weight distance Of four miles.
For the year ending March 1856, the tax
on dogs IN England Yielded about one mil.
lion dollars.
A negro man inRappahannock county, Va. a
lew daysslnce, for having informed upon some
Of his associates, who had heen stealing, was
taken out BY them forcibly and hung The
negroes are in Jail.
GIFT Book CoScERS.-The case Of the
Commonwealth Us. Philbrink, charged with
concocting species Of lottery with the sale
Of books, tried IN the circuit court Of Norfolk
was decided FRIDAY, the jury finding $40 fine
and one hour imprisonment.
The cars on the Atlantic and North Carr.
lima Railroad are now running within iour
miles Of Kinston, and twenty four Of Colds
borough. The track is being laid between
Newborn and Beaufort.
The sales Of printing cloths at Providence,
X. L., inr the past week, amounted to 81 500
pieces. with no change in the market price.
Corn is selling in portions Of Wilson coun-
~, Tenn. at fran 50 to 2 80 per barrel at
the CRIB; and good wheat is worth 90 cts.
When we take people merely as they are,
We make them worse ~hen We treat them as
il they were what they should be. We improve
them ss far as they can be improved.
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" II all our readers who are troubled with Liver
Complaint, Jaundce OF Dyspepsia, will read The adj
yeltsement in another column Of DIR. Sanords Inyig
orator, and then Do have done--get bottle we
should not see so many sicky, halfdead despairing
people as now meet gaze at almost every corner,
Tor there remedy OF which much is said
and that performs nearly what its prop,etors say it
will do II came to US so highly recommended that we
could not fail 10 try il, and trial has convinced us,
without Doubt that il is the best family medicine in
use. We take it for Headache, Sour Stomach, Bill
iousness and any Of the little bodily ills that
mon and il does produce pleasant state Of feeling to
the sick, and what is BETTER after using il few tines
these little ills grow less and less and there is pros
peel Of being entirely free from them by continuance
in the use Of the Invigorator. Now we wish 10 i'm.
press readers with this. that the Invigoraior is
medicine particularly adapted 10 family use, and where
there children subject lule Diseases as al chill
ren are, il il inyaluahe and physicians bills
and an untold amount Of anguish both 10 mothers and
their little ones.
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TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIIi-Ii is
true that Hembold's valuable medicines are performing
extraordinary cures in every section Of the country.
As blood purifier, the Highly Concentrated Com.
pound Fluid Extract sarsapaiilla one bottle equal in
strength to one gallon Syrup Sarsipara, is the only
reliable and eecual remedy for the cure Of Scrofus
letter, Seald Head SAX Rheum, Pimpes on the Face,
and all Erupiions Of the skin. Helmbod's Compound
F.uii Extract Buchu. for Diseases Of the Bladder,
Kidneys, Gravel. D,opsy, Weaknesses. &c, &C.. is
safe ,nj pleasant remedy. Il slays pain and inam-
nation. which other remedies invariably cause, aud
permanent cures follow ifs use.
The above preparations not qusck uUstIum.. re-
commended for every disease but for snch complaints
recommended. they be relied on 10 performing
cures. Depot 263 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. sold
everywhere. See ADVERTISEMENT
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A Costly WoRK.-Letters recently recei-
we'd from Europe advise the trustees Of the
New York State Library that the Great
Seal Patent Office Of Great Britain has gran
ted the application, on behelf Of the State Of
New York, for copy Of the great work on
patents now being published by the British
government. and Of which $50 copies are
printed. The whole work will be completed
in about 740 folio and quarto volumes, the
cost of which "a single set is not less than
$4,000. About $4,000 will be required to
bind it.
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tF' A good.looking friend Of ours, who is on this
side Of forty, though somewhat hoary headed. while
absent from tho city few days used Prof. Woods
Hair Restorative, and his return called 10 see his
lady.ove, but amused 10 find she did not recog-
nize him; and Immediately determined TO pass 70,
cousin Of himself but was eventually chnsrined To find
he was suppanlng bis former self in the affections oil
the lady, which caused him to make himself known !;
but the lady still says that she likes the counterfeit
better than the original and insists that he continue III
necessary TO use the Hair Restorative. To I've had Of
the Druggists. 81. Louis Morning Herald.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer says that il is understood
that Mr.. Dallas, our miniscrio England. will not b,
recalled but will be permitted TO remain abroad as
long as he may feel disposed.
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FEVER AxD AGuE-AN INFALLIBLE CURE.
We defy the world to produce any medicine which
daes moi contain Quinne, Bark, Arsenic, Mercury or
any noxous or deadly compound 10 cure this annoy
ing disease so efirclually Carers Spanish Mixture.
While il contains Of the above named dangerous
articles. yet il Possesses a power in relieving and
curing Fever and Ague which cannot be approached
by any Of Them separately or in combination. II acts
specifically The Liver. pnrifes the Blood opens the
pnres Of the Skn and assists nsture TO expe from the
system the seeds Of Disease OF what is as hail. the re.
mains Of the Mineral Drugs. which clog and finally de.
slroy The constitution.
See the cure Of Mr.. Longicn Of Virginia. He had
Chils twice day for three years. nothing would re-
iieve him until he tried Carers Spanish Mixture
only three hotties Of which efeciusy restored him 10
health, nor has be had return OF the disease since
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TT We happen 10 know that On AREAS Cherry
Pectorai and Cathartic Pills gool medicines, and
shall proclaim il because we do kn it, We conf
IDENTIFY believe there is vast amount Of relief from
suffering tor our afflicted fellow men wrapped up in
these skfu preparations. and shall freely use our
little influence to make them known to those who
need them. Philadelphia Sunday Times.
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HELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
OF
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu.

hAophA 'oANs fI4N Ma ! Ell
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu,
for O'sea'esef me BLADDER Kidneys. Grarei Drepsy,
Weaknesses, Distractions, Scrref DISEASES, Female
Complaints, and all Diseases If The
Sexual Organs,
Arising from Excuses and Imprudcnces in lie. snd
removing all Improper Discharges from the Blsd-
der, Kidneys, or Sexual Organs, whether ex-
listing in Male or Female from whatso-
ever cause they may have originated,
aud no matter Of how long stand
ing,gsing Health and vigor
10 the Frame, and Bloom
10 the Paid Cheek.
JOY TO THE AFFLIC TED!!!
III CURES Nervous and Debiliiaied Sufferers and
removes all the symptoms, among which will 10
found Indispostion TO
EIeron, loss If Power,
Loss Of Memory. Difficulty OF
Breathing, General Weakness, Hor-
rorof Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Dreadful Horror Of Death, Night sweats. Cold
Feet, Wakefulness, Dimness Of Vision, Languor,
Universal Lassiiude Of the Muscular System, Often
Enormous Appetite, with Dyspeptic symptoms,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body, Dyness
OF the Skin. Pallid Countenance and
Eluptions on the Face, Pain in the
Back, Heayiness ofthe Eyeids,
Frequently Black Spots
flying before the Eyes, with Temporary Sufuscn and
Loss of Sight, Want of Attention, Great Mobility,
Restiessness, with Horror Of Society. Nothing
is more Desirable 10 such Patients than solitude,
and Nothing they more Dread for Fear OF
themselves; no Repose Of Manner, no
Earnesness, no Speculation, but a
Hurried Transition from one
question TO another.
These symptoms, If allowed TO 60 on-which this
medicine invariably remoyes-soon follows Loss OF
Power, Faulty. and Epeptic Fits-in one Of which
the patient may expire. Who can say that these ex-
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coaches and stern-wheel steamers would
permit.
Without steam and the several inter-
oceanic communications, what would now
be the condition Of those great Pacific COM
monwealths which have added, and which
will continue to add, so much wealth, power
and lustre to our glorious Unioni A few
years ago, twelve and even eighteen months
were consumed in trip from the Atlantic
seaboard to San Francisco and back. Now
the round trip can be made in from six to
eight weeks.
The country, no doubt. owes an immense
debt Of gratitude to the noble and enlight-
ened labors Of the long line Of patriots and
statesmen which connects the revolutionary
period Of our history to the present times !;
but, while evincing grateful spirit. let us
not be unmindful Of the benefits and bless
ings and union-co consolidating tendencies Of
the railway and magnetic telegraph.
Washington Union.
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II II is astonishing that an article should become
80 very popular as Leonaid's South American Fever
and Ague Remedy has, in so short lime since It's
first introduction; and il only be accounted for,
that the manufacturer is skilled in the art Of
pounding medicines and is so very conyersant with
the nature Of the disease His treatise upon il shows
that he is no novice in bis profession, and the high
testimonials accompanying the medicine establishes its
great superiority over other remedies.
See his advertisement in another part Of this paper
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T" WIN woeiul measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds his grief bepuiled.p
Helm boId,s Extract BMcIln

Is prepared directly according to the Rules of Phar
macy aud Chemistry. with the greatest accuracy and
Chemical knowledge and care devoted IN il combna-
ton. See Professor Devices Valuable Works on the
Practice Of Medicine
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INs1HUCTION.

On An RLEGANT BUSINESS WRITING GUARANTEED
NIU. 10 sn.-MR. DOIBEAR COO Broadvsy, gives pri.
vs,c Instruction and trains ali stiffness and trembling out OF
every land that zach student write rapid business
/ e with satisfaction.
r,ooxRFFPFRs AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID and cther. tunes obtain comPetsnt bookkepsrr
entry clerks &C. By Supplying al FOSTERS Mercantile Col
efs SIC Broadway where sduls qualified dsch ,rgc
he duties corutng house sxped8os and sun .ror
sxh edition.. -
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POLITICAL.

AT MEETING OF THE THIRTEENTH WARD
"A Young Mems American Club, held Feb. 10 the following
gentlemen were elected delegates TO the Young Me1'.
70 T. viz "a. W Ivans X. wade and u r. Washburn
The club cordially invite the different clubs he
about the middle Of March Of which due notice will be given
ID. T. WAsHBURN, Presideu
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
fNIlpIsTIAN SpTBrTUALIsM-REv. T. T.. HARRIS
" will preach al Academy Hail. Broadway opposite 5ond
morrow morning eueject-'1he Interior OF
the First Commsr emen Evening the as, Of the series Of
theatre Ct vice aud the battlefield of virtue.n
DEEPENING or THE NEW BAPTIST CHURCH IN
IN WeS Twenty 9th street. between the Seventh and
tghh avenues1he south Baptist cufch having completed
decorations Which ther house
been closed nearly two months religious
Vices VIII be resumed there 70 morrow Sermons on the oe
tor; the aherro,n by Dr. Magoou, OF the Oliver street
church and in the evening By DR. ahrop OF the Tabernacle
Baptist church The public generally are cordially invited 10
suend
DEv. II. a. BURNET WILL PREACH TO MORROW IN
~ the seventeenth street chapel just west Of SIKH avenue
IOi tx o'cock 1opic-Prncipes Of Christian Union
Baptism administered during the evening service.
DEv. ALLEN STEELE WILL PREACH NEXT SAB
~ bath morning the First Methodist Episcopal church In
John street. at lob A. au the Rev Alexander McClesn
IN the evening Strangers are invited 10 attend Seats
free.
DOMANIsM NOT BIBLE CHRIS rIANITY THE REV
IL Mchensmy, ID. will ID. W be able 10 bis
duties In the Mission church Twentieth street. between First
and Second avenues 70 morrow evening. at O'Clock
Ministers and missionaries Of various evangelical churches are
expected 40 usual 70 assist In the services which conduct
cd ON he apostolic plan 81 dealing with error. All Pro
tsstsns and Roman Catholics are invited 10 attend
1'BE REV. >. W FERRY. d. D., Will, PREACH THE
funeral sermon OF the lats Geo L. Taylor Esq tomor
copsl church In Forsyth street.