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, 1859-04-13
ROUTE TO THE MINES.

tu1TnSwt.'p SrEsSGa MaT. ss!l 1ss2.
Enron REPORTER Eleven days from Chica-
20 have not decreased my desire on. wilt. tn
.'src the clephnnt, but trw III NV con,pa-
ny, ilftcr continuous ''skiuning' Lr.:ill to feel
cure over Through lines" and ''lneaIs west ut
tho Missouri.
cannot speak loo aprroyingly Of the mr.
raugcnrnt fur forwarding passengers frun, Chi
ta.n tn IT. kearnry, ever fht Rock island, VI.
/ n. Road aud Western Stage line. Ne have
,'a.lea quick trip here, with prospect Of bcn.
in tic mines within eight Lays,-nu lctcil.ipns
and no lsunlhuEgsry.
We ~ 10 Platte Crossing by Stagc-thcncc
>Elai! get Moore Gr'Mcs. teams to .nkt. lis to
1Ie mines. Every o1,c have talked with, advi.
>e~ the 7hro"yh Nvuft from LAin1ao via E..
x H. |. Railr"ad, and Western Stage Co.'S sta
:.ss to kcarnry. That they will make quicker
and cheaper trip, }las been demonstrated in >ev-
rral instances. and if you could hear some ufthr
complaints and charges, You would hot wonder
III il.
We have been comparing notes, and made
distances a> in1lows from Chicago to Iuwu
tiiy. IN to n,,al!a, :2>h to keari,rv, 1>t: to
Cottonwood Springs, lN'.-total, ~; miles,
Fare to krarncy $;'t-to Cottonwood, $s-tptal
IS.
Butt, routes hare thus far failed to furni>1,
meals west oftlr Missouri, but l was told III
ktarncy, thc Western Stugc Co., about April,
18th, would start their teams typm ktarntv,
Wien meals wuuld be furnished west Of Omaha.
Fare frum Chicago to mines *1N'.
That is certainly cheaper than to undertake to
buy hncs outfit. as teams, hursts. males and
cattle, are far cheaper in tic mines, um t"d
here, than i'll tllr States, and even if onc had to
purchase along here. the prices nrc no, very
di>pruportionate 10 1hnSc III the states.
". meet men coming srom thu mines, nearly
cyerv day, and they bring about the SANG report
,n"sr favorable il anything, than what heard
, 1859-04-13

TITES.
Ar. James Patrick, tho master mechanic
on the Chicago St. Paul and Fond du Lac
rlilrtmd. las made Ill Improvement in locomo-
tivc: which gives promise Of great economy i'll
wood. and Of course in the expense Of work
ing CUR railways. The following notice Of the
working Of IN engine with Mr.. Patricks im-
rroye,ncnt is taken from the Rochester Demo-
crnt Of April 4tA:
On Friday evening last the locomotive e1'
Eine Il. A. Nilink,7 Gro. Cole, engineer, lett
tins city with 4 passenger train for Suspension
Bridge, and 1nn1: the run on time. She return~
ed with unother train Saturday morning, also
on time. and in tle round trip lad consumed
only vnt turl ef qsoDJt When it is understand
7llat The average consumption Of wood for a trlr
10 Suspension Bridge unI E1nck is about three
cards and half, the immensely IF tue saving
which would be affected by railroad companies,
could all locomotives he made equally tcononl-
cal, can bv appreciated. Mr. Cole informs lis
that this extraordinary result in the case "i the
+'W Wilink." is due to the use Of Il new invention
ly Mr. .)nhu Patrick, calleda variable e.
hau>t.' We are not sufficiently skilled in the
mysteries Of locomotive engine, to describe
the manner in which this invention works. but
ifi, is capable of doing III al! cases what it las
d'nr f0v tlIc "WiIink, it will prove most va!-
.,ablr acquisition to Railroad companies in par
7icular, and to the public in genera! who live on
railroad lines, in the vicinity Of which thu coun-
11y is b.ing dcuudrd Of its timber to supply thu
r"racious appetite oI tie iron horse.
We are assured 1,y G. De Witt Robinson.
1:sQ., Of lie Fond du Lac Railroad. that Il test
on that road gave even more satisfactory re-
suits than the one detailed By tho Rochester
{emocrat An improvement ly which hun.
tlrels Of thousands Of dollars will he saved i'll
III" management Of our railways ought to
at'rac, the prompt attention Of those who con-
1ru| tl'rm
TN tic lines Of all our roads tic forests are
rapidly disappearing, and experience las de-
1nonstratcd that coal can he successfully and
more economically used than wood as it is
usually burned. Tic experiments with The
"var!ahle exhaust would seem to prove that
wand would again become cheapest. Ne hope
1l~. Improvement will at once he thoroughly
1"sic'l Ill Il large scale, and that tic results
will Iully realize the highest expectations o.
1I:e Ingenious inventor.
, 1859-04-13

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l;..ttt-- ;l".,i .t'..I,!ll.E:.l si::r
r. ;..I-. T!I> ;.-c ;:,E:-.rE
H., u. .,.,;f.l :ar'r- :It,'. NIL
= :! 4: low tGtcs. Ntl.l.E~.
, 1859-04-13

KoWdyikln in mbrIIlss
Funeral.
T.t11uonE, April l".-Karbcr, the man in
jured l,y the rowtlies, after the execution on
Friday, is mt dead, as reported.
tia,nbrilrs funeral to-day attracted an inl-
mcn>c cnncnursr. Over onc hundred carriages
j"!ned in the procession. \ man was knocked
down for saving this execution was ill right
Same Of the clubs burned Cor. Hicks IN cttirv
nn Friday night
, 1859-04-13
THE FARM AND GARDEN.
Cxffir4sfos OF the H.re<f Polaio.-1Ht k'f-
rf<fy 10 PLANT.

y. o. ,ote+, ,nt;, n
1ne eu'''' AN''n - '1 .-.1. aansnad IN 4ba
~ - or s,r1r rar;e,r
'oou.N' pae - &ne "e 1..u.- v;rs;r;, a.
n 'ouuee4 :. - E,-7, =. g.
ea''.' 0''oA ~. 1'i n,;a .....,. :,
us '',e oen' eo'A 'f
ea''eo anc <.xsrxoxn.
.nd;s ;nv,,,oh,e II mt only matures carly.
... H. .,o ndd;,;,no1 cood onnl;tr Of be;nc
aJ;,,1o NJ ,nv stooc of it's Growth, We know Of
- >,,,.. ,,r;otr Tint !. worth nlontinr in the
..... .e4,,. Stat. and m otbor a,na, IN If
t,r Tho .,,,h mart For spvcral Years INST We
,,,ro onn,,,,,. called fha o.tent;on of tho read.
o-s ,f tho prrs< .<n Tp,RrxE Ia the xa1uc of
+,,;s ,,r;etv md c,u,jooed thcm aoa;ns, thc
a.rc,,,so ~ n1onts ncddlod obont t,,e conntrr
- Tho largo md tn thcm wor4h,es. sorts and
~, ,a,o.ho e,,;sfoc,;an or eoo;nn ~, sf;,r4.
-, ,-,r -,
49,. ,..o. ..a.t,.
e 49,, -..... lo.at.,
wa t.1'N "'s'' 49, .,'-. 'r... 80
t0 -; ~ f~ s....;.,. H.,
.A'n~1 0~o' - ''"s - 80. -,
Wv" 'e''' '''e'. '0' se .s.,asoa
t,"s1 - sf1' '@'> >'~ -, ,,,s
III. t"' se' eo'' uAa SUN '''- p. ,..au.
.''"e' ''eoA'' " '' 49,. 49,. ;-narr;,o
'As go 49,. ~ ~ 49,, .,,d s,,,o,t.ts
t4'e 1 ,a, ,.;,i, d;.,,-
w 'a-n ~ ,.1,n,or ,,;t1 a1o,v him.
pJ ',r.1," :.'.1 ,.,.o, .oa;n hnt 600 flint hc
~; .e.l 80 ra,;,,,,o ,,,r,;cs # In snronts
s-,.:s....,r -. ~, ,>1,uts from those vLo will
g., ,,..o.,,,, hr lin, W. have had our seed
~. .as~a.., ,.oar. .f1 " Tonh,ook .nosa od-
1o' -: ~, ~ r.,nd - 81, we.llv p1rss
-. H.. ee.ho .,,r.orxrcn ,hrouv,,,
49,. .,'<. S,a,a 1,.ro tho ,.,,nt. ior sa,c This
.r.on,;n. ,,,r -f,rtz ,rdcr class
and .~,cct n hovc them cnrly in Nav, We
,l,,+ frnn, v,v 18th to lime Isl. Our practice
!, " f,r ,1ov 1he ,,,onna taking wheat or corn
s,,hh]. nf tho .ccond cron if we have il. and
,.to. -,.d. ~ n,,nt throw the eround into
-;a,.,1 ,.;,,, f,,r,cen.;,c, n,ov nv turning
-. .az.,,,u, +,,;u v;,, make r;dccs
~" 'o'4'"" - rta 1.:o.,.r
about three ana Il I'LL 1ec' aP@''' AAe A's"ei
the ridges the better. Set q single plant to u
1,;,1 md ,nt them eighteen inches apart-rc-
'''l' .-,. .,,e..1 .,1.., .. ., .o
q"lr'nG about e' eh' tnoosana plA"'s ~ luz 9ei =
They should be kept clean, but cutting tue ends
or,hc v;nrs and twisting them around the hill
,.,.1 49, o-,o,. n, +,,o sus,
u u 'oss u '"ooi ~ '""I eA'' vi N1'e M 81
horlng it is matter OF economy to plow the
vines u!oug the ridge, 20 ,s to be out Of the war
c,r ,rc or two suhsconcnt workinrs with ,ht
...1.;r,+,r 1,% oFtnr hat aItc,r than %hoi
~H'>A'".o'5 "0- -' - - 7
sharp SPADE or noe, anu lake 1uc!ll up VIII ll'
, 1859-04-13
39rcss Tributtt.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL, 1853.
THE 9TCKEES TRIAL.

Most .! the large public journals -particu-
larry those Of New York-come to Us frcighted
with the unimporant and uninteresting details
Of the sickles' trial, now in progress IN WASH
ington. Not content with the record Of facts,
reported with due care for the preservation Of
nll the dramatic incidents and situations Of the
principal figures; our New York contenpor-
aries almost every morning treat us to col
1mn Of editorial reflections, and supplement
tary column devoted to outside matters
which do not properly come within the inquiry
Of the court, or which arc too trivial for the use
Of the gentlemen who do the bricks and NOR
t1r-tEe leading editorials-for those enter
p:ising dailies. We do not propose to quarrel
with the conductors Of the journals atorcsalo,
for thus ministcrine 10 the morbid arpetltcs Of
their readers, who seem. to demand that kind OF
mental pabulum: but TO express our astonish-
ment that 50 shabby fellow rs Slcklcs un-
doubted:y is, can, eycn on trial for his life,
command 50 large a share Of public
attention: and we eau explain it only by
the fact there is woman in the case. The
act antcecdcnt to the killing is that, We doubt
not: which makes the papers sell The pruri-
cncc and salacitv Of the mob are sharpencd By
expectations Of testimony which will justify in
their minds the crime committed. They know
the tragedy in all its minute incidents. There
is rot feature Of it with which school-boys
who read Frdnl Lesli<'s illustrated, The Line
t9:B'M~ Ship, or TINT wondrous journal, The
journal Of Ndrprr's Civilization, is not fanli.
liar. The repetition Of the bloody details can
not longer interest 1t is the lifting Of the
curtain which now conceals the illicit corre-
spondcncc-the mystery which envelons that
rented house III the questionable negro quar-
ter-the unwilling confession wrucg from that
'syoutlltul and beautiful lady Of 1talian de-
scent these are the details for which the
public watch. aud which give the news-boys
1llcir harvest If pence.
In all this there is much to dcprccate and
lament, because there is 50 much that is gross
and de,noralizing 1t revcals a standard Of
taste aud Of morals SO low, that the election
If men like Sickles to places Of higll official
trust, ceases to excite surprise. The constitu-
cuts arc reproduced in the representative.
That readers who demand Of their ncwspa-
1crs the published details, and tho most mi
mute inquiry into the mlnutin OF such q case
Of seduction and murder, as that now being
investigated at Washington. should hare a
Congressman WHO would not debauch his
1,eyllbor'a wife or redlen lis hands with q
brothers blood. is due TO cause beyond poll
tiv;a1ls coutrol.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-03
Oak Belt Female Academy.

THE fourth session Of this Institution will commencs
the 25lh Of Jolly and end the 9Th Of December,
1859. The school is conducted by W. H. Thompson
and Lady, who have had several years experience in
teaching and have generally given satisfaction. Pa
rents and Guardians having daughters and wards to
educate, would probably do well 10 send them to Us,
we will try to exercise them parental care and
spare pains in cubiyalng their morals and manners,
as well US their inieects. The Academy is situated
in The southeast corner Of Aamance county, within
two miles Of W. j. Bingham Select Male School. II
is in high, healthy country, and 10 community that
will compare fayorably with any IN the county for
morality, enterprise aud intelligence.
Board can be had with the teachers, and with good
families in The neighborhoOd for 81 per month. TUT.
lien a. follows:
English Branches, Primary, 81 90
Medium, 10 90
Advanced, " 90
Ancient Languages, each, 90 extra
Music on Piano, 10 90
Address w. II. THOMPSON,
Oaks, Orange county. y. c.
June Is. 95-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-03
LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,

>
ASPARAGUs--Larg Green Purple.
BEANS-Early Six Weeks, Newington Wonder, Red
SpeckIed Valentine Brown ditto, White Cranberry.
Red French, Large Lima or Butter, White Dutch.
BEETs-Eary Turnip Blood, Long Blood Red, Sie-
clan OF Sugar, Swiss Chard.
BRoC0lI--Purple Cape.
CABBAGE--Early York, French Ok Heart, Early
Battersea, Large Late Drumhead, Early Dlumhead,
Flat Dutch Red ditto, for Pickles.
cARROTs-Long Orange, Early Horn, Large White
Field.
CELEBY-Silver Grass, White Solid. Red ditto.
cUcUMBER--Early Frame, Long Green, Gherkin.
EGG PLANT-Large Purple.
LETTUCE Brown Dutch, Royal Cabbage, Drum
head, White Cabbage.
MELON--N Nutmeg, Citron, Mountain Sweet Water.
MUSTARD White, Brown.
NAsTURTlUM.
0KRA.
ONI0N--silyer Skin, Large Yellow.
PARSLEY-Curedo or Doubled, Plain or Single.
PARSNIP--Sugar
PEAS--Landreth's Extra Early, Early Frame. Bish.
ops Early, Dwarf Sugar, Landreihs Early.
PEPPER--Large Sweet Picking, Bull Nose.
PUMPKIN--Cashaw Common Field, Mammoth.
RADISH--Iong Salmon, Long Scarlet White Turnp
i Rooted. Red ditto.
RHUBARB, or Pie Plant
Satisfy. or Oyster Plant.
sPINAC H--Round Savoy -Leaved Prickly Seeded.
SQUASH Early Bush, Long Green.
/ TOMATO, OF Love Apple, Exha Early.
February IA. IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-03
NEW AND CHEAP
SP IN G. G o q ID S..

TINE LARGEST and BEST Stock in this County.
Il purchased upon the very hest terms, few OF
which will call attention to.
Best French Cloths Cassimeres, yesings, and every
thing for Gents and Boys wear Shoes Clothing
HATS-Fine Moleskin, Cashmere, Washington,
Senate, Hungarian, American Planters, Nutra, Smoke
Gable and other Soft and Straw Hats.
BoNNETS-Cheap, Trimmed and Untrimmed
Satin, Silk, Straw, Lace and Braid Bonnes, Cooured
and White.
Misses and Ladies' Equestrian and other flats.
Black. Black and White White and Coloured Roach
es and Tabs.
Fine and Cheap Parasols.
Patent SelEAdjustible Corsets and Rubber Busks,
Richardson q Stewards Linens, Diapers Damask
Table Cloths, Napkins, Sheetngs, &c.
Brilhanis and Percale for Sacks and Busters, with
White Braids, Cords and rassels, Fringes, &c, for
Trimmings.
India Tws, Dimity, English Long Cloths, &c.
Muslin Collars and Sleeves in Sets.
Bcrages, Muslin Robes, Stripes. &c.
Organizes, Ginghams, English Prints, Chalies, &c.
Table and Piano Covers.
Oak and Rose painted characteristics.
Planished Tin, Old Dominion Coffee Pots, higgins,
Tea Pots, &c.
Waier Coolers, Patent selfSealing Fruit Cans,
Coach and Floor Oil Cloths, Enamelled Muslin and
Drills, Patent Leather.
School Books, Wall and Border Paper, Fire Screens,
Window Curtains.
Sole Leather. Caifskins. White and Pink Innings
and Bindings, cochineal Booops, Pot Cali, Morocco
and Goat Skins, Brises, Lasts Pegs, Bootweb, Avis
&c, &c.
Lard and Tanners Oil, KEROSENE Oil, Lamps. wieks
and Chimneys, Fiae Salad Oil, Essence and Extract
of Coffee, White and Brown Windsor and other Soaps,
Extracts OF Peach, Lemon. Vanilla and Cinnamon.
Old English Cheese, London Porter, Old Java and
Laguyra Coffee. Roe Henings. Raisins and Figs in
small boxes and drums, Sugar House Syrup, Fine
Black and Green Teas, White Northern Potatoes.
JAMES WEBB.
April IS. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-03

c. MEYER respectfully informs his Tread. and the
public generally that he has constantly on hand Pi
AMOS, equal TO those for which he received The Pfze
MEDAL in London, in 1851.
All orders promptly attended TO, and great care "a.
ken in the selection and packing the same.
He has received, during the ssI fifteen years. more
medals Than any other maker. from the fngkln II
sliiule--aso, First Premiums in Boston, New York
aud Baltimore.
Warerooms. No. IT, ARCH Street. below Eighth
South side, PHILADELPHIA.
June s3-6m.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-03
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.

Court OF Pleas and Quarter sesslons,
May Term. 1853.
DE it known that at this term Of the conr, Of Pleas
Id and Qasrier Sessions. it ordered BY the Court
that hereafter States day shai be Mondsy Of each
Term instead Of Thursday as heretofore. Al persons,
witnesses and parties, who have been summoned OF
bound to appear States Jay, will therefore attend
on Monday, instead Of Thursday
Witness. George Laws, Clerk Of said Court, .. Of
fce, the sih Monday Of May, 1853.
GEORGE LAWS, Clerk.
June Z. 9i-2m.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-03
SPRING GOODS FOR 1859.

ITRs. OWEN announces 10 her patrons and the
Iva public generally. that she is ia tbs receipt Of
her Spring Goods consisting of every variety Of desa-
BILE Fancy and staple articles that possibly be in
demand, and al prices varying from the lowest TO the
highest that the market will justify.
In the MILLINERY Line-She has Silk Bonneis
priced from $3.50 10 $40, with almost every intermeji.
ale price.
OF STRAW GooDs-A great variety Of styles,
suited 10 every age, from the infant to old ladies.
prices varying from SO CENTS 10 that Of any quality
wanted.
OF DRESS GoODs-she has Muslin Robes as lol-
lows: Muslin Robes A'alas from so 10 $500;
Organdies from $3.50 70 $500; Double Yolants from
$40 to SIS; Bernge Robe Aallas varying from SO 10
$40; Berage Robe Double Volnnts from So to $40;
Berage Robe ATunique. new design; Bersge Robe
Dalila, still more novel article; Indiana do.
Black aud White Chanliy Lace Points and Man.
tea prices varying from $3.50 to Sl3.
All STYLES Of Steel Extension skirts from i,50 10
81. so; Douglass & ShefWoods Turniuie Corset and
Skirt Supporters.
To the articles Of Black Silks the particular at,en
lion Of all those who wish to wear beautiful sItcl
al reduced price is invited. This article hssingheen
purchased much below the market yaluesay % 70 80
nch al rs. 10 yards 70 the dress would from
$3.50 to ellsworth much more, according 10 the
usual price ofihe sricle.
Without further particulurzing ell persons desiring
yeiy stylish and reasonably priced goods requested
To call and examine for themselves. They are assured
that i, will pay them for lheir. trouble.
In addition To the aitfacyeness Of the stock she has
engaged tasty and fashionable lady from abroad
assist her in making up Dresses and Nantes.
To CASH buyers. liberal discount will be made,
as such consideration Is due those who prefer buying
for cash, as il ends all further trouble.
10 making so ample preparations aud outlay in goods
she Eaters herself that she will be appreciated by
generous and nteigent community.
Z. r. OWEN.
Anil IA Sc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-03
SOMERVILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Leashnrg NJ. G.

THE exercises OF the fall session will be resumed the
l 18th Of July.
Terms per Session Of Tpsnty. One Weeks;
Board, including washing, fuel, &c. $40 90
For shorter time, per month, 8 so
Tuition in English, from 500 10 90
Tuition in Music, 20 90
Tuition in Latin, Greek or French, S 90
Lights, 90
Various 0rnamen,als, each, 90
Academy expenses, so
Upwards OF thirty.fve boarders can be aecommoda-
ted in own family. Board can be obtained in 9th.
er families also. SOLOMON LEA.
Jane is Is
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FOR SALE nv
FISHER & FOARD,
GROCERS & COMMISSION
MlkEoEANTS0

MlElEolEANNS0
NEWBERN, N. @.
QOO0 LBS. N. c. Bacon.
COUO IS bhls. N. Y. Mess Pork,
10 Tons Peruvian Guano,
S " Phosphate Peruvian Guano,
S California Guano,
100 Bills. No. Land Plaster,
100 Hydraulic Cement
$50 Sacks G. A. salt
800 Bills. Alexandra Lime,
1000 Flour Bags,
1000 Grain Bags,
rs Bbls. N. o. and Muscova Molasses,
90 Half hhls. N. o. Molasses--very prime,
6s Bbls Refined N. o. and W. Sugar,
65 Bags Java, Rio, Mar and Lag. Coffee,
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No. Salmon and Mackerel in bbls. ! bbs, bbls.
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for cash.
May IS. ss-zm.
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Select Female School.

THE FALL SESSION Of the susbcribexs' FAMILY
: SCHOOL. taught BY his two daughters, will com.
mence on the 29lh June, 1859.
For TENS, &c, address Or. Q. T. LONG. Oaks.
Orange county, n. Z.
June 9. 9t-6w.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-03
A CARD.

nR. T. Z. BEssELLIEU will practice Dentistry
~ ia his place during this spring and The coming
Summer lie has taken an 0iiice at the Orange HO-
TEL and prepared u treat all diseases Of The teeth.
guns end siveol particular taken IN filing teeth
RAen then exposed. and in extracting teeth
when alyeolar abcess has formed.
That most important Of al operations, the treatment
IL ehlldrens teen, when 3 regular and saruHAL dem
iiiion shuuld BE- produced has teen diligently studied
and shall he carefully executed.
Ladies wishing their teeth operated upon Il their
residences, will Be promptly attended 70 bY informing
me 1t my ofhcs
Unless 10 attendance upon fsmies 4 their residen.
ces, will he my Office 81 any hour during the day
Hills5oroagh, April 18Th, 1859. s7-Pd.
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Bible Depository.

ME-. JAMES WEBB has been sppoinied sssnt Of
Az the Amsrlcan Bible Society, and will keep on
hand good assortment Of BibIsnd Teslsmsnts 10 bs
disposed o. o ihoss who w,n, q The soeistys ssus
low prices, for cash
August 40