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ready fOs every 3ly; sad 50 snsssuning. that her
companions cheeruy conceded to her the praise and
appreciation she received. She had hean member Of
the Presbyterian Church for several years and as she
was lamb Of the earthly fold, trust the good shep-
herd has taken her to his flll above.
She ID the only daughter Of her mother and she is q
widow. few months slce that mother lost her ell
est son, whose young strength she had already lean.
ed, and to whom she locked in time to supply his ia.
theirs place to his sister and brothers.
Bereaved mother what He doeth, thou knowest
not now. but thou shalt know hereafter. Look unto
Him, and weep not, the mail i no, dead but sleepeh
and though our sweet Maggie will meet Us no more
return to you, we hope 10 meet her in the better
land, whittier We trust she has gone. E.
Died, in Washington, Conn. on the s,h of August
Mrs. PHGBE Mitchell, aged SO years. Mrs. Mitchells
maiden name was Eliot She was a descendant in the
fifth generation of John Eliot the famous Apostle to
the Indians the widow Of Abner Mitchell! anil the mo.
ther Of the late DR.. Mitchell.
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HILLSBOR0UGH MILITARY
ACADEMY.

IN January 18Th. 1859. the Institution above named
" will he opened al Hillsborough, N G. 10 he con.
ducied in chief by Capt. Z. e. Tew, now Supern,end.
ent Of the State Military Academy at Columbia Sonh
Carolina. and Mr. ". d. Gaillard, graduate Of the
South Carolina Military Academy. and an instructor Of
approved experience. The drill. discipline and rouse
OF studies will assmilate as nearly as practicable TO
those Of the Virginia and South Carolina State Military
institutions. The studies Of the first two years or
preparatory course. will I've. Arithmetic Algebra Eng.
lish rammar, History Of the United States History Of
England, Ancient History. Mythology, Geography,
French and Latin The details Of the advanced course
will lie announced hereafter.
The Academic year will continue uninierruntedIy
from January l2lh tnthr f,unh week in November.
Fbe charge will lie 5000 per annum. payable as fn
lows: 90 at the commencement of the Academic
year; 500 on Nav ist, and 800 on August list, for
which the Academy will provide instruction, text
hooks, stationary quarters board fuel lights washing
clothing Except shirts, drawers, and soeksl and med
zeal attendance.
No pupil will be admitted under 10 or over Is years
81 age, Or who cannot rea aud write with facility
Pupils will be received day scholars for dill and
instruction at the rate Of Sl05 per annum payable in
three equal instruments at the dates above mentioned.
But this case they will be provided with arms and
accouiements only and responsibility will rest upon
pupils are actually engaged drill at recitation.
For further information address the unde rsigBed at
Columbia, , e.. until January Isl, after that date at
lishorough, Nc. C, C.. TEW.
Sept. Is -5m.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Asia arrived al Halifax on
the 9Th inst. She left liverpool on the 28th.
The following Is a summary Of her news:
4 prospectus has been issued in England
for laying down relegraphic Cable from
China TO Australia.
Lord Palmerston had paid a visit to Ma
p0leon.
A rumnr was in circulation that the French
government had demanded an explanation
irnm England relative to the bombardmcnt
OF Judah, but was not credited.
Ii was reported tat Naples had accepted
the conditions Of the Western powers.
Il was stated that 10000. 900 francs was
the amount Of indemnity paid BY China to
France and England.
COMMERCIAL Of all qualities had
slightly advanced. but the market on the 2sth
was less bnoyant at the close.
Later adyices have been received from
India and China--the former unimportant.
The news irum China is not so late as that
received via Russia, but the allied powers
were on the eve Of a treaty. The American
and Russian treaties had been concluded II
is said the Americans have the privilege oi
an annual visit to Pekin.
A tclegraphc dispatch from Madrid SAYS,
that military expedition is preparing for
Havana.
Further riots are reported in Gambia. in
which several Christians were killed.
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FROM cALlFnRNIA.

The star Of the West arrived al New York
Saturday night. bringing nearly million
seven hundred thousand dollars 10 treasure.
Financial matters we're easier than had ever
before been known in California.
Collections we're highly satisfactory anil
money was going begging at one aud quar-.
ter per cent month IN mercantile securities.
Intelligence from Nicaragua states that
Col. cantz had made an attempt 10 seize
punia Annas IN the name Of the Costa Rica
government, but was opposed By the British
Consul at Greytown, AID by British naval
officers. who propose anncxing Punta Annas
Ia the Mosquito Kingdom. Col. Cantz left
Tor aspinwall.
The business portion of Georgetown, in
Fl Dorado county, Cal. had been burnt
loss one hundred thousand dollars.
A desperate ailiay occurred at Pcria Bar
on the 4th, between party Of French and
another ol Americans. in regard to a mining
claim. Three Of the Americans we're killed,
aud three others wounded.
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fe. from on .yme.an. II Dyspepsia lean q. .ay.l ,

free from Oh symptoms If osrepaa. lean ~, any.
thing al any time, sleep WELL and can now enjoy the
bainy AR Of 5pfiny. ani ,ok upon nature with de.
lgn that has been stranger To me for years To all
who may he suffering from Dyspepsia, would say,
!" use the Oxygena,ed Bitters."
WM. PLAISrED,
GaSTLEgES,-I add my hearty concurrence with
The above statement knowing il to contain nothing hut
The truth | never sold any medicine for Dyspepsia,
that has given so universal satisfaction as the Oxygen.
aled Billers Wd. r. PRESTON,
Druggist and Apohecary.
Portsmouth, April l5 1852.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrap.
per-
ton, propretoIs sold by their agents everywhere.
CT For sale in Hlllsboroush by J. g. Webb q Co.,
10 Geensborough by DR.. /. ]. Patrick.
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Rrroas ~ cRrurSaL L,w.-Lnrd Camp

REroRs N cRruixaL L.w.-Lnrd Camp
bell is about to introduce into the British
Parliament bill dispensing with the prae.
tice of requiring a unanimous verdict from
a jury. lie does not propose the majority
principle, but nc wishes to get rid u the
practice Of ,ampering with jury BY placing
Others. lie desires that il. after certain de-
Liberation by the jury. they all agreed except
one or two. the verdict Of those who had
agreed should be considered a. gnod as the
verdict Of the whole tWelye--subjeci, how.
ever. to be reviewed. and. il necessary. set
aside. Philadelphia L1dg1.
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A wospkRruL ssrcr.-Prufcssor Adams.
of Amsterdam college. was great enlo-
mnlogist. Some wicked students thought to
QUIZ the old gentleman. and. after much care
aud labur. succeeded ~ manufacturing a non
drseript insect, by taking The bn,ly 81 bee
lie and giuring u 20 thr legs q grasshop-
PER. the wings nf huitrrny, and / n horn.
u dragon ily. With this new style " q
bug. they proceeded 20 the study u tie Pro.
Irs.ar. anil taltl him that one Il their numbrr
had found stangc animal. whie,, they we're
unable To- classify. aud requested him to aid
them in drGping is position. The Pro'e.s"'
put on III. speetaclrs. aud after examining
Inc insect carefully. aid. well. y.ng zen.
ilrinen. this is curlons bug an inclined
10 think IT is What naturalists call a hum
bug"
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Obituary.

bird, IN this place. On "Wednesday naming the sih
instant. after praitaeied anil painful illness Of many
years, Mr.. WILLIAM HCatoS, aged about sc years. lie
vas the Oldest man among U.s. and had spent his whole
lie In this place. At his own request he was buried
with Masonic ceremonies. Of which order he had long
been Icalous member.
Died, IL this county, on the 9th in,iani. AsieGit
McCRaCKES, IN the 72d year o. Der age.
Died. q, The Female college in siaiss,iIle n. c.,
county. 10 the eighteenth wear Of her age.
During the short lime .he had been among Us, she.
had greatly sndsed herself 10 her teachers and CON
panions. BY her gentle, ladyks snd christian depOri.
meat. sAs VI. sni.bl, sai retiring. bal prsmp, and
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coNsuMpIIoN CAN RE Cured.

Sir james Clark, Physician 10 Queen Victoria. and
one OF the learned and skilllul men Of the age,
In his Treatise" on Consumption, says" That
Pulmonary Consumption admits Of cure is longer
matter Of doubt; ithas been clearly demonstrated by
The researches Of Laennec and other modern Palhoo-
gists'
The mare TACT that such disease 10 ever durable,
ate,led by such unimpeachale au hority, should in
spfe hope. and reanmae fallen courage in the heart
Of every sufferer from this disease.
The remedy which We offer has cured thousands
Wistws BaIsam If Wild Cherry not only emanaes from
irregular physician, but has been well tested in all the
complaints Tor which II is recommended.
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WIRE FOR THE ATLANTIC CABLE.--It is gen.
orally supposed that the Atlantic cable was
made entirely in England Such il not the
case. Very many miles Of the wire we're
manufactured il Pro, idence. at a iactory in
the upper portion Of The city. One thousand
tons Of iron per day were consumed in the
work, and lis superiority over that made IN
England is vel! understood by the Cable
Company. 1t is worihy of noie that no por.
tinn ol the wire made IN this country parted
While being lai. Il may turn out one Of
these DAYS that more was done here in be-
half Of this great enterprise than is generally
known. Boston Aflas.
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TnRRisLg SUFFERING FRoA rHInsT.-A long
letter appears IN a Texas paper concerning
the passage Of McCullough's emigrant tram
across the staked plain TO California. The
Great American Desert, through which the
train passed. IL barren waste. and j. poorly
supplied with water. Out nf | 500 head u
cattle. $50 died far lack Of water. and for a
period of sesenty-six hours were without a
drop TO slaGr their thirst. The men also
suffered terribly. and many shot down the
lamishing balIaess on the road. stuck them,
pulled Of their boots or shoes. caught the
thick hot b0nd. and drank II freely. BY 80
dong they saved their own lives.
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card from Dr. James VI. Jarref. OF
the New York Lung Iniirmary

M connection for the ptsl eight wears with the above
W Institution. as Chei Phy srian and twelve years
course Of steady devotion To the cure Of Pulmonary
Consumption and its kindred diseases. together with
my unrSaled opportunities and advantages Of Paihn-
logical research aided not liule hy perfect system
Of MEDICAL IIhIiafin--has enabled me o give IIec.
sye direct. aud successful course 81 treatment Tor The
positive and radical Of all diseases Of The Tfroot
Lungs. anl Air Passages. By Inhalation. the yapor
and curative properties Of medicines ave directly ad
dressed TO the diseased organs and the inesunent.
do not advise Medical Inhalion If any kin 10 the ex.
rlusion Of general treatment aud although ronsdcr
il useful adiuyani 10 the management II those Tear.
Dl aud often fatal diseases vel deem very necessa.
~ that each patient should have the benefit ~ hoih
geaeroi snd local treatment The success If my treat.
nent in The above diseases and the high character Of
the Institution which have hid the honoftn pre-.
side, are too well known a. nee any eula-y " rom.
mcn from At the solicit itinn Of MANY private nd
professional friends. ihiougi Wlh.r lilInihrnpic AID
ne above charity has been hong aud ally supported
asd after due consideration. have concluded To make
such arrangements. as will hThg the benefits II nv az.
verience and treatment within the reach ~ AL ahd M
confne myself. rrstnorc 10 h~e nnly WHO entered
the Ini;rmary ~ who were allie 10 Wi. ne Al ms uiee.
Hoping therefore that the arrangement will give entire
satisfaction, both 20 nv professional hehren and The
pubic, | would respectfully announce ia conclusion
that egn noe BE- consulted pe'sOgaHy or By letter.
IN al diseases above. aud that The medicines the
used IN the Institution, prepared 10 suit each
individual inhaling vapor.. Medical lnhalefs. Nr..
&c. will I've forwarded by express 10 any part II the
Enilei states or the CanIdas. Terms -My terms II
treatment w letter follows VIZ; sic per mnnih
Tor each patent, which will include melirnc sufficient
far mnnihs use. alsn. nlaling NaTor anil aa IN.
hating Appidtus. Payment a. follows 81 To he paid
O. Express gent on feefi Of tie box Of Nedienr a
the balance sc ~ the expiration II The maiiH if the
patient I've cured u entirely satisfied with The treat.
mrut Patients. by giving Toll history of their case.
and their symptoms ~ iu. can he treated ~ well by
letter W personal examination. Patients avsiHng
themselves ~ DR. iauet's treatment may reiy upon
immediate and permanent reiei as he seldom has IL
treat = casc ihls days Letters ~ advice prompt.
" answered. For fuiibsr particulars address
JAMES ". JARRETT. ". u.
No. sea Broldway. Cor. rWelhh st.. y. Y.
P.S.-Physiri,ns anil others visiting the riiy are
fcsIeriu " invites, 10 call At the infnsp where ma.
ny interesting cases ran he witnessed anl where our
improved apIatans Tor Tie iGhiaiion ui mrdcl sapcT
can We srrE aul inspected.
September I'd. Is.sS 81
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LINES IN MEMORY OF Mss MI JOHNSTON.

iNES IN MEMORY OF MISS VI. j. JOHNSTON
BY HER ROOMMATE.
That classic brow is icy cold,
That mien of intellectual mould,
VIII glow no m,re with health AMI bloom.
But mSulJrr 10 The darkling tomb.
In those brgh, eyes veil 10 more gaze,
A. We have j1ne IN bY.gone days,
AnI traced for hel future fair.
Mnhout the shadow Of q care.
M mnfe within these classic walls,
(Eu,crpr's fame, Euatu's hall-.)
she'll sean the page u ancient lire.
All ia her mud sims treasure store,
We'll miss thee ii our evening walk
Wen miss thee in our lablc.talk;
Moumfdlly comes the hlishiing truth,
That death has loueh'd thee in thy youth.
Though friend, snI classmates mourn thy death
The last words VI thy failing breath
Conyinced Us that Thy spiithislt
Now lives ii uucieated light.
Be this our ever constant player.
Tia, we at last may meet thee, where
IN Heavens bright eternal dome,
Enth's weary shm. real al hom.
statessilIe =. College, sep. 9th, 1855.
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DEPoRTMENT IN a RAILROAD CARA trial
tnnk place inunth ago al Rnuen IN France,
t,at affords good precedent Of Judicial ac-
ton tue world over. Two fellows, pretend
ing TO be gentlemen, were pleased to talk IN.
decently in a railroad ear. even after an an.
cry remonstrance Of a worthy farmer, who
happened 10 be with his daughter in an op.
posle seat. He denounced them to be pub.
lie prosecutor they were tried by the tor
rrctional Court the sentence passed on each
was Imprisonment for two months and fine
Of 900 francs.
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Brzros'. oryros or rus LlrrLr cnsr.

BgSrox's oriSioS or TINS " LIrrLE GnSr."
--same Few wear. ago. whsn the premature
aspiration. nf the precucious Stephen A..
DnuVla. first became obsiOus t. oil expert
snrcd politicians. the late Gol. benton. IN
eonyersingAsiih friend. gave the following
summary view 81 the prospects "f Mr.. Dnug.
las, ending with prediction which We think
10 in q lair way uf being accomplished
I" The Little Giant" SAID he, q Is in tno
great hurry to be great man. lie forgeis
that giants don't wear league bouts MOVES.
DAYS, and that the first office 10 ~ elective
government cannot be taken by storm. lis
ambition i beyond his ability Tor though q
fluent speaker. hi. ideas don't hear the pro.
per prnnartion TO his sorls. aud though he
runs iast he carrie, little weight. Tie thinks
he can bestfide this continent with one foot
on the shores Of the Atlantic, the nlher on the
Pacific. But ne ssn.t n u, Sir. HIS Lres
lsr rD1 sHraI."
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a letter has recea,Iy appeared from Gov.

A letter has recently appeared from Gov.
Denver. Of Kansas, replying to various peti-
,i"ns presented to bin. by residents Of that
Territory. requesting HIM to convene an extra
session 81 The Legislature. The GoyerIor
declines 10 call this extra srsslnn, shoaing
that, ut thr present time, there are 10 mem
beers Of The Legislature whose official terms
have not expired. lie asn expresses the opin
ion that the next election should be held an
der The superintendent. according to the act
Of February goth, 1857. lie concludes by
saying that he had consulted the President
aud the Attorney General Of United States
on This point, AID both agreed that the mex
election should be held ua,ler this apportlon-
ment.
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DYSPEPSIA CURED ~ USING THE OxY.
GENATED BITTERS,

Portsmouth. N. H.. April IS. 1852.
Da. PaksroS.--DsM Sir For the last fur years
I have hrcn, AZ you are well awaie great sufferer
with Dyspepsia. Frequently. during that time. have
heen compelled Ia quit ms business. and the disease
had become 81 seated thai had given up hl hopes Of
essf obtaining any relief The most simple food esusej
great distress.
had given up IN despair until 700 strongly recon-.
msnled The 0xyssnaiod Biitus and Il 10 with heart
fl n .,a'ilrts, I'M ar~ Tfoncrnc, -yssN Who'll.
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DEATH OF REy. ELEAzaR WILLIAMS. We
are informed that the Rev. Eleazar Will.
liams. more generally known perhaps as
claiming to be the Dauphin Of France, de-
ceased at Hogansburgh, New York, at 8
o'clock on the morning Of the 28th August.
His last words were " Lord Jesus Christ
have mercy on me, and receive my spirit"
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
College Chapel, Sept. 9th, Is

College Chapel, sept. 9th 1858.
At "A meeting Of the Teachers and Pupils
Of Concord Female College. the following
preamble and resolutions. expressive Of the
feelings Of grirf occ4sinned By the death Of
our beloved pupil aud companion. Miss Mar.
garet j. Johnston, winch occurred on the 4th
INST, were unanimously adopted.
Whereas, IL has pleased Go,l. in his wise
but inscrutable Providence, 10 rem0se by
death from our midst, the exemplary student
aud beloved companion, Miss Margaret j.
Johnston Therefore,
ReSoired That while we deeply lament
the uuiinely lrath ii me ia the bln0m III
Youth, who-e amIahle disposition and con-
confidence aud love ol all who kne. her,
We cheeriully submit to the will Of HIM who
hath power % give and 10 take away.
Resolved. That, by this solemn dispense
tiou ~ Providence, We should he admnnlshe,l
oi the unceriaiuis al life, aud the necessity
81 an early preparation. that we may Z" die
the death III the righteous " and that "our
a.t tn,i may br like his"
ReSoiUed, That. a. a manifestation Of our
respect AID love for tie memory Of the de.
ceased, We will wear The usual badge 81
mourning inr thirty day.
ResOiUed. That We deeply sympathize with
the friends aud relatives. aud especially the
widowed mother Of the departed one, that
We tender her our sincere coincidence ia this
severe bereavement. aud that copy Of these
resolution, be sent 20 her.
Resoluei, That We have these resolutions
published IN the North Carolina Presb,,c.
riAn, llillsburOugh Recorder, aud lredeil TX.
press.
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PRATT, OAKLEY & CO.,
flute Farmer. Bruce & Co.,
n

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Publishers, booksellers and Stdiioners,
No. 81 Murray Street. New York.
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Il term. for approved credit. large s,osk Of BANK
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COUNT BOOKS. Rttei,d and Memorandum Booss,
PAPER OF ALL. KINDS. Canis GItsGl,rs. Bill
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Consnrk- series The sciences n ,oktfs ph,siaio-
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keerns and the "eheaPes, aud beat Spelling Book
ever used.
August "a. s2-Gm.
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FARM FOR SALE.

tzNHE subscriber offers for sale her farm on Cane
Creek. To those wishing To purchase farm in
moral aud highly cultivated neighborhood. with fine
Schools. would do well call and see for themselves
1t is located in quarter of mile Of Mr.. Bingham's
School, aud about the same distance from the Preshy-
terrain Church. Any person wishing 10 educate his
sons, take hoarders, will ina comfortable dwelling
house, with good harm and necessary out houses For
further particulars inquire Of me AT Chapel Hill.
CORNELlA MORROW.
August. 5l-
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RoBsI>o 4 RoBBER.--A corn. factor was re.
turning hnme two ,ia,s ago lrnm Montlery.
on the Orleans read. when suddenly a man
holding large stick in his hand. stepped
out from behind tree. aud demanded his
money or hi, lie. "Why. you seem some-
what peremp,ury." was the reply; - but. here
is my answer" and he drew out a revolver.
Then. presenting the weapon at the man. lie
said. IF ,au 10 not nhey my lnjunctions IL
every respect, will FIRE. II i an unplras-
ant thing 10 Kill man, but with respect 10
you. should not have the slightest hesitation.
First oi all, throw dawn your stick; aud next
turn out your packets. and place there ou the
road everything IL value you have about you.
money, jewels, no mattrrs what" II can.
not rcsis, demand - strongly Supported"
said the other, but if sou do business Oh The
highway alan. mpst say that Il il. very irreg.
Ilar t. inb fo1frere." "Come. make haste. !"
said the other, ~ m.nacing tune. "lt Is a
punishment lnflIet an you. lw.nt TO give
your muney to the poor. Dl-patch The
iooipad made no further delay. hut laid his
stick aud pnrle .monnae Al the Icrt u the fac
Tor. and then tnok to fight act,ss the fields.
The cnuients u The porte .monnaie, IO3f. 95c..
~ere duty deposited il THE poar box u his
parish chutch BY the dealer.
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The Recorder Of Chicago. (Ill.) in charg-

lHS tIIe gTdIu july TVCtHtI5 suIu
g During the past five years that have
held this court. it has been my unpleasant
duty 10 try and sentence to the State prison
several hundred persons and am sorry to
say that, while it is an easy matter to find
jurors who are ready and willing to punish
poor offenders without position or friends, it
is with great difficulty that jurors can be
found who appreciate the fact that one bad
man Of position and wealth can do more
harm than one hundred poor men can WHO
are in the humble walks OF llfc."
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kerosine Gil and KEROSENE Lamps.
~ L have received our thhd ot Of these yaiuibIe
lamps aud uit Many ~ our citizens Who
have used this oil 1r time past say il dres NJ,
cosi haI muFh candles, while sone rcriend tha;
there il saving Of tSs.ihitls In cost Besides this
Lamp vii give = beautiful cleaf Ehi equal to that
0lhree candles. Il can also he graduated - that
tou can have very bflIiini lsh, ~ mere alimmet.
changing II 10 moment. Tits frnicis Il very y.srlI
l1f families ahd SICK rooms We arc he unly Agents
here lot Jones PATENT which Is the --latest improve,
ment.
They wii rnms into general use ashley tesdfnr bCi.
ter Known co. never III single instance have We Lead
any cOmpipini. rill aid get one IL
J. &. TURRENrINE & SONS.
August o.. So