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= TIE WAR Musr CEAsE.-"For one" says the
Harrisburg Wa D Democrdt, eve are most anxious
that this war upon Judge Douglas shall cease His
strong arm IS needed in the coming fight whether
he pe the standardbearer Or soldier in the ranks,
and, no man IN America to-day possesses half the
power and influence in the country. The people
the honest voters of the land-regard Stephen g.
Douglas with confidence and respect, and all the
thunders of the Washington organ, or hired ennis.
saries abroad in the land, cannot shake il.
The whole body Of the Northern Democracy will
sustain Judge Douglas, and a very large portion Of
the South Let peace, then, be proclaimed in the
Democratic ranks. The warcry has been issued
from Chicago, and there is enough for all to do in
fighting the revolutionary party. Can We of the
South afford to give up our allies and friends at the
North at the very darkest hour of our needp II
any man is so mad, let him pause and reflect; and
let all come together, and no matter who the nonli-
nee may be, resolve 10 stand by him to the end.
And II destruction come upon US, it will not be by
our own seeking, and we may go into any future
struggle with conscences unoppressed with the be-
lief that we have brought ruin and desolation upon
the farest and happiest land that ever God created
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BLACK MOUNTAIN.
TWNHE NEAT AND AIRY HOUSE LOCATED
IL ON this MOUNTAIN, 5,746 feet above the level Of
the sea, The
Highest Hotel in the United States, .
will be for the accommodation of visitors on the list
day of JUNE.
NEW AND SUPERIOR ATTRACTIONS
furnished for the comfort and pleasure Of the visitor who
would refresh himself amid the cool breezes that blow
fresh from the evergreen basas this grea: monument
of nature
THE BEST OF SERVANTS
always in attendance render every service needed BY
visitors Ample accommodations for the ladies and gen.
tlemen, and their horses.
THE SPLENDID VIEW
from this house unequaled rum point west of the
Rocky Mountains Parties visit the High Peak and
return TO the Mountain House the same day-wnessing
from that point the magnificent sunrise and sun
set of our mountain land.
There Hotel at the foot of the mountain kept by Mr.
Aexanderwhere part les befre commencing the
ascent 10 the Mountain House The Law School of Hon.
j. L. Bailey is also located at the not of the tain.
Persons get conveyance from Asheville from W. T.
Dckensn at the Eagle HOTEL who keeps good stock of
HuIseS, Hacks and Bugges.
For further particulars Of this mountain see Coltons
Mountain Scenery. ..s IS
TII0S. T. PATTON.
Asheville, May go 1860. 43-4t
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CITY PROPERTY IN MARKET.

II OFFER FOR SALE LOT IN THE WESTERN
IL Ward of the City of Raleigh, containing about II
near Burns Foundry. and but short distance from
the Depot of the N. c. Railroad. Upon this lot large
shsp l2O BY "a feet built for the purpose of manufacturing
cars carriages, &C. The situation is excellent one fol
building upon, and if properly divided will make two
three good building lots The shop materials all sound
and will afford lumber enough TO build large dwelling
three small cottages. propose sell the shop
with few feet North of it, and all the vacant lot South Of
it, running back to the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad.
If preferred, will sell the entire lot of about two acres
which is good Dwelling, with six rooms and all
cessay out-houses There is well of excellent water in
the yard The garden is of the best in the City, and
there is variety of choice fruit trees shrubbey, &c. Oh
the premises.
This property if not sold in three months will be with
drawn from market. Apply to at the Standard Office
FRANK |. WILSON.
May %, 1880. A-8m
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To james s. Slaughter, Esq"

"A WET DAY.-A French saUant has fixed the
next deluge for the year sl59. The world will be
oy that time dirty enough to need II.
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detailed account Of the Great Fight published
in Beles Life tells US that the combatants struck
each other with mawlers and punches of fiyes upon
the head, the nut the cone the conk the canister,
the noodle, the mug the knowledge box; the noze,
the sneezer, The snorer the snufer, the snuftray,
the nozzle, the mazzard the eyes, the ogles, the
optics, the peppers; tbe mouth, the kisser the
whistler the oration trap; drawing the blood, the
clarst the rubby. the crimson, the homebrewed,
the gravy; and in several instances knocking the
unfortunate knocker off of his pins his pegs, bis
stumps, and his foundation 70 say pothing Of Dor
ing, fibbing and sending him to grass. Whowants
the belt a - .'i ~, - : j Z, -
The sayers and IIeenan prize fight has been ad-
justed by the principals Each is to have cham
pions beltpresented to him, while the original belt
is to remain 30 the possession of the referee.
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A RAscALLY OFFICE-IIoLDER-The Cleveland
Plain DeaIer, whose editor was a delegate to the
Charleston Convention, says:
There an old man, a feeble gray-headed
old gentleman in that delegation, Of the Jackson
and Douglas school He had left his quiet home in
New England and gone down all the way to Charles
ton, distance Of some twelve hundred miles to
rote for DOuglas. But the long journey, and loss
of sleep so necessary to old age, proved too much
for him, and during portion of the baoting he
was confined to his bed by severe indispostion. A
friend in the delegation proposed to cast his ballot
for him. but the Collector and his clique refused to
receive it without written orders from the old man.
An order was written and put into the hands of an
alternate delegate who. against the expressed wish
and written request of the old gentleman, voted
against Douglas every ballot. The Douglas mea
OF the delegation expostuatcd with him for such an
outrageous breach of trust but to no purpose FL
nally, Mr.. Stephens, Of the delegation, brought the
matter before the Convention, under a question of
privilege, and during the discussion of it, the old
man was brought in from his sick bed, bundled up
in sick clothes, and looking more like ghost than
a living man. Feeble as he he braced himself
for a vote and. Old Hickory like, sat out the ses
sion, making the Douglas vote one more and the
Butler and Gushing vote one less. We had the Gu
rioSity to go to the Massachusetts, delegation
for the purpose of looking the rascally alternate in
the face, and found his name to be A. w. Chaplin,
Esq, Postmaster at Springfield, Mass"
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NOTICE..

yUyHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HER SUM-
i MER RESIDENCE containing l3G acres of land,
about 80 of which are cleared part of it good meadow
land situated about miles west Of Raleigh, ard ball
mile south of the n G. Railroad. large we-hDished
dwelling House. with the necessary out houses: among
them an Ice House. Barn and Stables; fine assortment
of Fruit Trees and well of pure water, DC.
The above mentioned property is very desirable loea
on for school or residence Liberal terms offered to the
purchaser Persons wishing purchase referred to
The Messrs Tucker, of Raleigh, or to Henry T. Bryan
Newbern n. G. -t
The above property will be sold at auction on the 81
Monday in August-Court week
SARAH F. B. CARRAWAY.
N.r.b Q 1850 lS-w&sw6mOs.
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HILLSBORO, NC,

MILITARY ACADEMY.
TTNHIS INSTITUTION, OF THOROUGHLY SCI
enti6c and military character is under the conduct of
Col Z. e. TEW, formerly Superintendent of the State
Military Academy at Columbia, 5. q.
Circulars will be forwarded on application
February Is, 1860. 7-w&swlypd.
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JOHN w. GRAVES,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
YanceyviIle, NC.
June 2, 1859.
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BANK or NoRrH-cARnI1NA.

NHE GENERAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
ers Of the Bank Of North.Carolina, win be held al
their Banking House. in the City of Raleigh the second
Thursday in June prox that being the l4h day of the
month.
G. DEWEY, Cashier.
42-td.
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GEO. w BLOUNT,
tornev and Counsellor at Law,

NASHVILLE, N c.,
WNTIIL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSIED, ~
w him in Nash, Wilson, Edgecombe and FraDki'n
Counties. G,v
Feb. 81, 1860. lo-""S"''
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CHEROKEE REMEDY

CHEROKEE REMEDY.
TINE CHEROKEE REMEDY HAS ARRIVED. AND
IL those who have been waiting patiently be sup
pied at PESCUDS DRUG STORE.
May ss, 1880. 42-tE
20 Register copy. s.iaTf.Fr
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OAKS, ORANGE COUNTY, n. C.
TINE NEXT TERM BEGINS AUGUST 2sth.-Room
for several new scholars Such are prepared TO
begin Latin Grammar much preferred. ..'Hi
May 1860. 20-w6t.+
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLINA.-WAEv

January Is, 1860.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.


DoVLAs IN VIRGINIA: Ii is rumored that the
Douglas men in Virginia have it in contemplation
tecall State Convention at Staunton to put d
Douglas electoral ticket in The field The Tenth
Legion and the Northwest, two Democratic strong.
hoidsin Virginia, are said to be almost unanimous
y for Douglas.
RATIFICATION N MoBlLE: Tie Breckenridge
men had q ratification meeting in Mobile on Satur-
dag night. The Douglas men are to have one on
The 2lst
y CAMPAIeS PAPER Tho Union Guard Is the title
Of a campaign paper in Washington City, in the
interest Of Bell and Everett. Price fifty cents.
SENATOR SUMNER made violent anti-slayery
speech in New York city few evenings ago.
DsBow's REVIEW for July makes q great mis-.
take In putting Senator Hunter OF Virginia down as
being sixty years Of age. He Is about forty-eight.
A LARGE Douglas meeting was held in Newport
Kentucky, last Friday night, and was addressed by
j. n. Root and Gen. Fiournoy of Arkansas The
Cincinnati Commercial says that the General un
dertook to prove thai g the doctrines now held by
Mr.. Breckenridge lead to the worst sort of Adolf
tionism.n
SENATOR CLIsGMAN, of North Carolina, who first
came cut for Douglas, has, It Is said, taken the
back track, and now supports Breckenridge
HoS. i. D.. GAarnElL. of Ohio, a former mem
Der Of Congress, has repndiated the Lincoln ticket
He will go for Bell and Everett
BsEegrNRinGE REpUnIATED AT HoME--The Mich
olasyie IKy.} Democrat, Published in Mr.. Brock
inridge's district, hoists the flag of Douglas and
johnson. The editor says:
IT has ever been, and is now, onr fixed and de-
termined purpoee to supportthe man for President
who fairly and justly obtained the nomination.
While ne admire and love MIR. Breckenridge we
cannot forsake tile m0dicum Of nationality that ret
rsmans to the Democracy to promote his interest
% the detFimens Of that party whose recent rup-
tyre has cast such gloom over our land aud ma
ton We lege the Union. We will never know
ingly take position which viii array one section
o. the Union against another. Mr. Breckenridge
ala mol receive the vote Of Kentucky in Conven.
lons and he will not receive it in November next.
L rs accepts the nomination from the handful of
delegates who seeded Of Baltimore, twill initiate
against the success Of Mr. Douglass while it an
sures his own overwhelming defeat At a time
like the present, when the greatest harmony ia
needed ~ insure success, Il Is suicidal TO atteiapt
9 victory with adivided front.
RAnGHR roK Bell AND EsERETr. The Hon. Geo.
E. Bedger, Of North Carolina, delivered q speecb
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the parish: keaehie is a pleasant and thriving
village, twenty miles northwest of Mansfield
Here is located the college spoken of above, and
Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist Churches
The merchants of the place are Messrs. Sample g.
Holdings, Worth, Bolles & Fisher, Cosgrove 4 Co.,
and Aaron Dufoss Pleasant Hill is twenty miles
southeast of Mansfield, where business is done by
Messfs. Jordan ~ Foster. There is Methodist
Church there. Kingston is twelve miles north Of
Mansfield, and there Messrs. Scott 4 Frierson are
the merchants. AT Grand Cane. twelve miles west
OF Mansfield, there is no particular business DONE
At Logansport, twenty miles southwest of Mans
field, there is Methodist Church. and Messrs.
Martin Co., p. H. Martin, Henry Ashton and
John Culberson operate in merchandise. Long
street is twenty miles west of Mansfield. 1t has
Baptist and Methodist churches, and w. c. Peyton
is the merchant. Black Jack postoffiee is ten
miles north of Mansfield, and there is no store to
speak of, though suppose the Black Johns will do
something in that line in due time
WEATHER, CROPS, ETC.
fearful drouth seems determined on blasting
the hopes of the planters of DeSoto and other Red
river parishes. As yet, however, the cotton can
scarcely be said to have suffered, The crop, for
good or bad will be determined generally after the
middle of this month, and there is yet time. The
corn, however is done/for and it is really pitiful
to see the wide fields of blasted vegetation. Some
planters will make some, others little or none.
The present officers of DeSoto parish are John
Wagner, President Police Jury; ]. P. McKleroy,
Assessor: I. J. Williams, Sheriff; c. NJ Pegnes,
Treasurer; and John Sutherland, Clerk.
My next letter will be from Shreveport in the
parish OF Caddo, which place is forty-ive miles
from Mansfield. TorR1sr.
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Southern Industry.
FASS MAN's IMPRov WE'D
..55 "STAR COTTON TIE.


Below is certificate Of old and well known captain, long
trading this port who has received Cotton bound with the
above Tie and which be supplied to planters the
inventor gets machinery ready for It's manufacture which will
be shortly It considered by captains sevedorss and the
preSsmen engaged at The ORLEANS COTTON PRESS snpe-
rior TO his famous Button Tie.
FACTORS buyers, deaers and others respectfully
Wted to visit and inspect Mr. Fassmas Factory, Orleans
Yard No. A. Tehcupouas street. which is daily full opera.
tlon.
Both Fies--hoops we'll pauied-for sale by a"#4 D., I
n-.1.@..4 T. BELCHER, % Commercial Place.
Mr. Henry Eastman ~ t 10y " A'
er aif-ihe snip Haveock under my command, has
eeyeu from the Orleans Cotton 1000 bales Cotton bound
IN iron-mostly with improved Star Tie think
superior to all other Ties which have come under NV
ton and am well satisfied with the condition ia which il went
into me ship II will be noticed when it comes ont of IN.
at Liverpool and you can have report of the condition A.
Tor iron bands my impression Is that they keep the Cotton more
compact than and that they are pnt on or the sam
weight AS rope are more apt to break.
Yours, truly,
L. SNOW,
yI zpH Captain ship Havelock
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LOUISIANA IN srdoEs.
\ U MBER xvII.
Tho Partial, of DC Sntn.

The Road from Ratc'taocles- The Parish, It's
lands, planters. people and characteristics Of
Manstield--ds Churches, public buildings, nae.-
chants, ETC." The Eagle and w. f. z. Ben
nett heachie and Other settlements and post
Offices Ia ne Pd,Ish-,cedther, crops, officers
of tie parish ETC.
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WEpNEspAY MORNING. July Is. 1850.


RasrnoaD Cars. = We had the pleasure last
evening Of examining v superb passenger ear,
lately put upon the 0pelousas Railroad track.
This magnificent car was built in ST. Louis, and
+ brought down apon Che Imperial at rates which,
we are informed, were niuchless than those which
are necessarily paid for getting such car out here
lfpm any Oh the Eastern States.
We congratulate the gentlemen in charge of the
\ 0pelcusas Railroad upon the enternrisnr and
liberal spirit which they display In furnishing their
road with such elegant and stylish accommodations
md upon their getting their orders
I filed nearer home, more conveniently and more
cheaply Touching this latter consideration, we
we're prepared of course, to hear that freight from
" Louis 70 cur city on such vehicle Is much less
an from any 81 the Eastern factories, that the car
Itself far less knocked about and shattered, and
that II can be gotten here much sooner after the
order being given: but We were somewhat sur
Siaed Fl hear that wages fol such work are as low
ii St Louis as al the East
Hereioice indeed to see such a splendid speci.
men of mechanical finish coming from d Southern
STATE, and To hear that it can Be furnished here at
lower rates than those Of the Eastern States, upon
which We have hitherto been unfortunately en-.
sireiY dependent tor So many things. This car is
perhaps tile handsomest one ii the Southern coun.
nv, worthy of visit from our intelligent rail.
road gentanen Oh tilisside Of the river. It's pro
portion il lofty and is handsomely panneled ex
teEiog Il Of bronze color The interior Is also to
"A considerable extent bronzed. but of a much
lighter shade. The ceilings and sides are beauti
sally hniAhed, the seats soft and spacious. and
apparently IS staunch, thongl lightness
il undoubtedly consulted
7lsp b1Iif5ars s,F tJfiS nor xs,t, use,
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NFs's'SH
He rn good digestion is afiry in This conn
try Dyspepsia Is as among general II not
as fatal rs consumption. And YET every md woman IN
The land have within their reach swift remedy for
thls disease and all the that engendes No case
IN which Gseies Stomach Btters have failed cure
oil this distressing and Il neglesea dangerous ament
within the knowledge OF any human being And Why Be
cause no such case has The stomach strength
ened reytazed and TONED by this celebrated eenperan
perform the work OF digestion and thoroughly adapt
receives to the Of the systen Hence all pain
and uneasiness in the digestive organs eooaes ie flesh
gives elasticity and vor muscle and rainorces a. with
NEW life. ali Yhe animal powers
Sold In New orleans Wholesale and retail, byJ WRIGHT
Co. "a and i5l chartres street. sole the Southern
States and 70 whom all orders should addressed and by drag
giss and dealers generally everywhere iyI6 2p6tAltW
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The Toilet.
EEritc0g y Gibbs
L. SNOW,
ptain ship Havelock.

FEsitcOE y Gibbs
s f. w I N q M A G HI N f.,
Inc points Of superiority claimed this Machine rendering
desirable for Family Plantation use are
Its remarkable accuracy power being capable of making
FOUR THOUSAND stitches per minute and a prp
FECTLY RELIABLE STITCH
II VIII not drop stitches and is hosess In operation
g. lii wonderful simplicity making easy learn 10 oueras
4 No mistake possibly be made setting the n.ede
o. Il will hem perfectly required size the
hem to that Of yard in width also form and fell seams
without the difficulty experienced with other Machines
o. Last but not least the price thy iolars1 lower Than
any other reliable Machine in the market and bring, 1,
within the reach Of ALL
H5Pnrehasersw be guaranteed perfect satisfaction with
the privilege Of returning the Machine IT. after trial. IT does no,
prove to be al recommend
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
ms zseodH a. can, .,,as.
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SsIlsss Of Lsfsers on rrrft.av.-ea

George Jordan, the actor, has recovered judg-
sent for 900 against Miss Laura Keene, She having
discharged hifl during the season for which he was
e rue anaoHnt was for tsYo weeks salary.
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eB~ Society of st. Vincent de Paul A mass
OF requiem for the lae most Rev Anthony Banc he
ba'ed at the Church OF ST. Mary Second District on vRS
Day oih inst, at o'clock A NJ The sanctuary
have been reserved for the members Of the Society
ALFRED CAMERON,
jyls 2plta "4N s.e,a,ar. : 4,
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On the 18th inst Huntsville Ala after short and pau
ful illness of days GEORGE EATON aged II nolths
city, " - " ~
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Az EaYTs sToaF THAT d d say, not empty
si going Be MI Brasslnsa a.ivassss
eaF sas ID ss9dNed ut lis present stand be-.
s6rs beek u ths Old 0fcsfHu he es The srieas
IN b sure IT asassiAa n qbsss ca IN mi bep him
sisae.
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The chimney Of St. Rollox, at Glasgow, built in
1875, is 454 feet high above the foundations and
1872 feet above the ground Its diameter at the
base Is so feet aud at the top u feet It was once
struck by lightning, and cracked from top to bot.
tom, but was saved by being hoped with iron.
Townsends chimney, at Port Dundas, Glasgow,
was finished in 1859 It is 46s feet high from the
foundations aud ia feet from the ground Ii Is
80 feet In diameter at the base and IL at the top
When 220feet OF it had been put up it was bent six
feet out of line bya storm. TWAS Strengthened by
saving into the seams one.thrd through the chin.
neg on the convex side and removing the mortar.
Its cost was $4,000. Both chimneys are nsed 10
carry of the gases from the chemical works. The
spire Of Strashourg Cathedral is higher than either
Of these chimney -474 feet.
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ss-Better than all otlle. ) / Laf yette, On

ohtlaga county, ~. n, "a. 1s.s
Messrs w L. Hagsn Co-Gents Nv hatr having trrped
prematrrely and being unwilling silver locks
in youthful days, have tried various preparations which
were highly recommended for restoring hair to lis original color
among others Prof Woods Hair Rcstors them all
more or less neeetna and quite expensive until year
agsl commenced using Heimsreets Hair Coorng prepared
by yon which found to be HlI that you IL
1t restored my hair to Is original beauty and Keeps 1t soft
ana oily aud the espense so ing that it nothing
All after continually drawing upon my funds keep myself
supplied with Prof Woods The year previous all ms
pains Ieeeiyng benefit Therefore, pleasure in recon-
nendng Hair cooris public a cheap and effect
ual Hair Rescrer. Yours. trinity
WILLIAM r. WENTWORTH
onondaga county Subscribed sworn before me this
"a day q June, 1885. H. s. COLE, Justice
1Remember that this result produced by Heistreets
nnitabe the original and only reliable Hair Restorative
Price sO cents and 81 per bottle sold everywhere
w. y. HAGAN Il CO., Propretors Troy N Y.
Sold by j. WRIGHT Co., a ana Ghartres street. New
osieans. jyi6 2plmAW
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nRNG Rooa SEikyANrs. Hndag the head
ssagca tsemsal shsss walssss al Basns
HQtsL
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as-Bpara Assistnnt alaernen to.,.,nrrn,,

y NS~Esoard Assistant Aldermen to-aaorroyy.
souTHElsS YAeHT CIrB The annual meeting Of
tae above named club will be held in tie Varieties
s'aue Room, This evening at Il O'Clock, for the
elsgtion IT officers and ether important business,
Members will govern themselves accordingly.
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HB~TycOom of Japan!- Geo. ID. SIoat IL Co.
presented one Of their Ec Sewing Machines to the Tycoon
Of Japa-such osered for No. o. Canal street
and the best manufactured in American without doubt
liz admirable simplicity its effective operation echan
cal perfection are Its claims utility and the thousands
who have used them viii GLADLY TO this great triumph of
American ingenuity
ie25 2plm NJ S. HEnRTCK Agent OF Canal street