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New-York tribune., 1841-06-08

" Hon. JoHs SERGEASf OF Philadelphia, has been
rendered the Embassy t" England by the Ifesent 1t Is
no; vet known whether he will accept it,
New-York tribune., 1841-06-08

Pennsylvania Finoaces ard Bankins.-Sixtcen Q: the
Banks of have accepted the provisions OF the
Revenue and Relief law passed by the Legislature last win
rer They are the following Lancaster Bank Farmers
DO; Bk. OF Nhddle,own; Harrisburg do; York do; Car
lisle do Chombersburg do Lewstowa do; NOEthunlteT
land do Wyoming do; Towanda do; Berks CO. DO; Mo
nOngahea do Exchange do of Pittsburgh; Erie do Aoy-
,,ensing do. Beside these understand that what x left
of the L. s Bank claims slso to have accepted.
The Bank OF Pennsylvania aud Farmers AID Mechanics
rhilad.lpha aiu issue s. State DSb;.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-08

% The friends of Com. STEWART and Senator BEyroN
arc very busly engaged Philadelphia, making 9Th
among the Loco Feco.. Van appears be uscd-ur
New-York tribune., 1841-06-08

PvxssYlvASlA.-The following j. the Official vote for
Member OF Congress the Special Election in the NTH
District in place Of Hon. Euos Hook V B. deceased:
1,.nn,,A. u W Reeson. Z &. Anlrnw s.mn.. II
New-York tribune., 1841-06-08

81 I.s said that Cashier of The Branch of the Cen
,ra Railroad Bank Macon mas been detected rob
bing ,he Bank of at eas, s20O0O.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-08
H. For ci,, Intelligence, -co last page

p Th. ,e.t pressure on our eos.trH = o Clam LIZ
indulgence Of our Advertising d Of ho-s fa'ofs %
been compelled to orai, hitherto at intervals "
ro.m for in portant reading matter We iin our ra'fo
,er,emen ere DOW spread before twice man; ea's
they were inserted will surely pardon u for s'lE2 ne
10 large circulation has been staiaed .a,,,c.
B,reas I'll. farther notice price Of adse''as ~ our
yin b, 81 80 per week or g. month o f"ae Of f@' N
the ,ame proportion larger es' number.
tisement. inserted al prices
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-13
"Hultltm III 3)drbo."

A Touch Of Romance. young lady appeared a,
the jail IN Dedham Mass, last week with certificate
from inc Town clerk oihe marriage bans, and request
ed TO be united to her lover who was shut Up for debt
The ceremony was legally performed, and the bonnie
iassie went on herwa rejoicing. In less than an
houf inc prisoner bridegroom was set at lbeny-his
ueo having been fully satisfied doubtless by his bride
ina' Is "ha' we call marrying to some advantage.
Not Very Bad. The Buffalo Advertiser holds bill
against man who has been engaged in the commits
SION business As the gentleman seems not to be over
anxious TO pay the bill, the editor offers him commits
sion OF fifty per cent to take it and collec, it,
A great deal Of wheat has been cut, and we rejoice
10 understand II OF very promising character Indeed
The harvest promises well. The probability +, that
-four the great staple will be very low during the COM
ing year-and that is slight comfort to poor ueo
pie Richmond Star
Beirare Of Glased Dishes The Newark Advertise,
says, the family OF Mrs Walton, Of Salem, n. J.. and
daughter OF Francis Cooper OF Philadelphia have
been all OF them more less i'll for several DAYS past
IN consequence OF paHaking Of pic which had been
baked on glazed dish and in which during the pro-
cess Of baking, portion Of the glazed matter mus,
have Incorporated, found entirely off the in
side Of tho vessel.
II - computed that there in England one million
OF horses used for abor-and two hundred thousand
Tor pleasure-s Of which supposed TO consume
the produce Of seven million acre. Of land
Diamond cut Diamond Under thl. caption we find
IN an exchange paper an amusing story NJ Yankee
pedls who entered the store Of Yankee merchant Tor
n. purPo,. Of selling first rate razor .,rop,
The merchant declined purchasing but the ped,r in
sisted and lake in payment any Of good. in the
shop at the foil retail puoe, To tl, n. norchan,
senied' and having selected sI dozen Of the srop. Al
six dollars per dozen, and secured receip,.d bill
forthwith rendered ,hiry-.I of,hem Al dollar apiece
/ in payment
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-13

'ss me THAI Won and Nelson Newhan have lov.d each
other from ,our childhood WIN has Il been ke,s .
soefei ffuH me Nhs, 700 sitsi3 Of child -
ss'd he Kindly, he looked upon her blanchcd cheek
ard trembling form. s~sy. LIKED Nelson, and was
wiling you should be trusted choose iot yourself
Bot, fslhef, do you approve of the choice
Certainly. DO approve a. You NAV write 20 Mel.
son ard tell him he has nv hearty consent, May you
make as CORD vic .. you have been daughter
Ten OF twelve yeats have elapsed since the ovcut.
st,vc related, snd material change has passed over
The two SISTERS. Mrs. Resscll has become a widow
She lived in affluence year or two after marriage -
bot The fluctuations Of trade s~ep, away tho property
oi the eldest Russell and the younger had little lose
lie was dependent, Ia great measure upon his ia
t"r and when ,ha, support failed him he fell ior he
bad ncve' learned TO rely his own energies. HIS
health had become somewha, injured by dissipation,
and the alteration IN his circumstances had such an
effect upon his mind. tina, he soon became an invalid
lie removed with his family into the house Of Squire
Hale inf the benefit of country air. but to no
purpose. lie fingered for year and then died leav
ing wife and son 10 the care Of his faihet-in-law.
Amos, every pleasant day little Edward Russell
may be seen with two three other brighteyed chill
dren, playing on the sof green grass, in front of a
handsome house, little apart from the village. The
house belongs TO his uncle Nelson, and these children
arc his cousins. HIS grand father often tres TO
the ambition OF the little boy, by telling him stories Of
his unces boyhood, and how he had risen from com
mon farmers to be one Of the mos, respectable
and influential men in the community His mother,
though her opinions have undergone considerable
change, still insists that her son shall never wear
itock, IN imitation Of his uncle long rs she lives to
Influence him. Little Edward however. la. learned
10 respect his aunt Lucindas opinions. and she tells
him tina, frock is the badge OF honorable occupa
lion; that her husband is ashamed of his no,p and
that her hghes, ambition for her is that in
every essential point thew may resemble their father
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-13
The Spirit of tbe Age"

Zane within one of breaking its miserable meek ID
week while tuning lis Bob-o lincoln melodies over ID
wing nomination for State officers. Heresa lew ,rau
winch we copy and leave him and the (prinier, ds,
connect, punctuate, and make argument of
People OF Vermont Lord there YOU have it bn
wry faces three old federalists Lake ChsmpIa1o %,
OF the family eyes right heartless Spectator the AL
CT. oil Lamoille my boys all ha any ting pite you ts
gulp down this old federal ticket Lord Paine lo'
irocks and leather aprons all the blood tell you to
it little autocra Of Mortified digs potatoes Naihl1
Smile all ready butts logs"
CHoRUs -"Smilie and Bank Reform
MISUNDERSTANDING to Martin Van Buren,.
FIsALE.-Old foderast- pnillotine-proscrlp,io
Amer tho above has been thoroughly committed to m,s
DRY, together with affi1tures, 80 that all may
Peated with rapid voice, we hatter ourselves will ~
perfect szqn,sae We have often set company 6ls ;
roar OF laughter by the swift nd measured repsllo
the following imitation Of the Bob.alnk but Easmsn
New shall have its place IN our best affections
Bum bum b, Staick stalick ltle sipttybeyloet itA
~'dfee sam ram didiee S-t0-e-e-t S-ic-e-ct
From the Woodstock Spin, Of the Age
Fine fellow that Eastman ofthe Woodstock IerHos
Age Pity he's politician but we cant help that
lie says good many fine things every week, and -
paper deserves TO be well supported for its u .n'
merlts'N y Mechanic.--
There, reader, rs choice specimen Of self Drap u"
meanest thing inthe world is robbng hsn-roosshs n'I
10 be loco-ibe nsIi to blow the trumpet 10 90
puppetshow The man who takes vanity IN posting -
hne thngs TIA, others have said Of him must su'psh
'hai ms credit s on the decline But meanef snd dfH
IMAM neanne's and driinsss itself the trek Of nav
featuring pu6s for ones own self, 10 make fot, hu
s0"tb0dy takes notice Of him. Whether Mr. E,sin"
comes under this head will not b. positively 'n
ed until he has had time 10 inform us in which numb"
The New York Mechanic the above precious puf fs''
we nave carefully read all but three number but PEI"
seen nothing Of the kind Any how, 1t : fat 10 eoH
INTO he own paper, lit was found IN another
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-13

plaeed on the scat n the cabin Of, the ferry boat Inc
direction Of the upper box written with black paint
and was no, dry having been done up but few min
v,cx pceyously Presently a dandy OF the first water
came into the cabin--he leaned his elbow pensiveiy
on the box and PLAYED a ,a,o with his fingers upon
the fresh buck paint, The gentleman was SO occup'-
ed with iwrlng his and viewing his pretty oo'
that he did not perceive the mess he was dahong mo
Our friend, no, liking to have the direction entirely OBJ
liberated and wishing nici little punishment on
the mischieyous DADDY. walked suddenly up to him
snd asked il that was a worm he had on his facet
'Oh, dear the nasty thing cned he OF the wins
kers-and siroking his face most eneigeiieay with his
we'll black painted fingers. finished TO Perfection The
hideou. face which whiskers and moustaches had so
well commenced The gent was unconscious OF his
condition. The ladies looked at him and smiled the
dandy was delighted, and afforded friend no small
Amusement, to the $cfconceii of the animal grin
ming through four dis,inc, stripes of black paint
brooklyn News.
That man may last, but never lives,
Who much receives but nothing gives;
Whom none can love, whom none can thank
Creations blot--creaiions blank.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-13
CnEAPENING -"BEATlNG powy

Nature has got sot Of moulds in lis pr.,, e,.. ~
pressly designed to cast iHs souls in and m, 30. ~
such issues we verify believe, bear rather ,,..
ton 10 the bigger SORT and should certain, be- a..
aud enumerated by themselves IN taking
much the colored population, the ssles, &c IA ~
be Of great advantage to those whose misror,un, III,
obliged TO transact business with great numb,, t
uals, with the majority OF whom they have no.-
acquaintsce, as it would enable them to makcn,
Of the extra vexStious trouble they will hay,t
from such biped. and forfy their patience acco,l,.
We speak particularly OF those who canno, ,ss,,
thought Of ever paying fair price for any afn,,s
chase, as well as OF those nisgardly undethand,a
ed-up disgraces, called " underbidders who vii d,
and ,ruckle TO the ,tlest souled customer that eof
orablc dealing. The frat, to save a penny, win,
ruin the mechanic or trnder and the latter to Gan
toner Is willing to suffer loss and ruin business To- N
self and every body else too
II IL pitiabs 10 see OF these close grained n,,,
too sDgy to allow bmsefs full breath Of air. peepx
blinking from beneath lowered brm which h. ~,n.
wear to hide an irresistible blush Of shame for b. "a
temp,ible meanness, standing at the counter Of h, ~
chant or in the shop Of the mechanic or at the hi,,
the farmer, endeavoring TO nibbe off few palIu ur
from the price Of an article, which he knows to be r
able and cannot consistently be sbated. II mAit,n
with such. rhat the price is-it must come down ii \
rate or tho fellow, after having troubled an hon0n
man for an hour or two in a siIpenny trade "guere
wo mt purchase just yet and sneaks off to find tu
or mechanic with soul nearer tho size of his own vii
willing to hire him TO purchase by selling a, cost OF I'D
piece Of work al loss
Hut how much do they gain by this method of dr,1
bargains Competition and undertaking by shop t.r
produces such declension in prices Is absolutely 10 81
business in the end, for all Dckering and beating do,
to an unreasonable extent, on the part of purchaser col
pells the seller to resort to sort of irickery tl. bette
than outright falsehood in his transaction of business
must have reasonable prof, on his wares or his ,sa
he cannot live by his business, and he 10 compiled
supply by reprehensble means what he cannot Obtain
commendabie ones, and the result is that all kinds OIL
s'ness is TO a. great extent transacted 10 disadv,na
and sellers and purchasers, mutually distustful Of
other, are compelled to become sharpsters and jock,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-13
CAN'T STAND THAT.

he Rutland Herald credits 10 US notice o -
FEDERAL nomination Of State ticket at Montpeh" :"
week aud among other things makes Us say "4'
hchei Is a good one, and will meet with a htsn}
Spouse from the heemen Of the State" don't be.s'''
word Of You've been drinking too much hard cl"
Our neighbor Of the Post Office is paid thousand -'
lars year for telling Jus, such yarns Bsrh'..
Seminal
Right Jerry. 1.-THE Wings should finally eone.72'
settle on this domination, kno~ very vel yog 'fI'
'sHd H--you cant b'ga to Stand a. and Il VS. 20.
piece Of moekery for tle squad Of oeos 10 get is
ana nominate State Ticket M, year
You tell u' II. b. Stacy, Of tbe IRE. Pr,s b'' ''o 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-13

have always observed i, to abound In n. &.
slabbcting was prevalent"
This plant begins to be in flower Ia Jst,
ming Of August, and continue, to bloom. /
weeks, during which time it no doubt 49,.
greatest acrimony and 1t IS at this Tim. d. =
arc most commonly affected with the d.,e,-
slabbering. JOuN 49,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-13

The Casteton Statesman is informed that its aiem,J
witcism concerning the publication IN the Herald 4
piece OF blank verse dated "Castleton Seminary"
i'se retort enough on its own lame ness and needs
mark from u.s. Besides, we have larger game iu ,u
than the Statesman is BE- and have no time to A
"oreepinp hinps"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-13
TUESDAY EVENING, lam July. ~
TO CORREsroNnrNrs

"Dy. ed in the Wool is informed that b,o.t
essay on Banking and send 1t to She C,,u,i..
man if he likes, or we will send 1t there lor hin
e EDITOR is wiling 10 pay the postage
"Animal Magnetism" came too late f,rto4,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-13
MARK HIM

faoeuous friend Of ours played OF lrle practical
Joke on SATURDAY, upon dashing individual Of the
csnoy iribe Mr. - wen, over 20 New York 10 see
Tie safe delivery q, the steamboat Of couple Of ,r
e. which he going To send Fast, Tie bo.ss ,re,s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-13
THE HERALD

Thy Spirit, ND DEPENDENCE id-,t
lord Of the lion aoari and Eagle or
7hv sitps m foiior trih my Rosop, bl,,
Nor heed Inc Storm that hort, along IA, a.
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r n r. r a u vi

am true idborev; learn that eat get that ,oear
hate enry mans Happiness glad Of other
mems good content rih my Farm and The greatest Of my
PRIDE IS So my s,ces graz and my lambs siok
Shakspeare's As you like it
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-16
BOSTON NOTION,
THE LARG EST and CHEAPEST NE WIS
PAPER IN THE WORLD.

ve7EIE spirit of the age is utiiaran. Improve
h mot is stamped upon the face Of every thing.
All ihe useful arts progressing with unp parallel
ed rapdity, and the Ar, of Print, is coming ia
Tor IT. iu share If the commol improvement.
Drteim ed not to be oudone in any thing that per
iIins to his profession, where there Is inr chance
for cxertlon and enterprise, the undersigned has de-
termlnrd upon issuing sheet twice the sizr of the
Boston Weekly Times, (and is 10 take the place
of that paper,) and W II contain eight columns
more matter than the Brother Jonathan. This
sheet will be called the BOSTON NOTION, and
Il is determined that ii shall sustain cognomen 81
full %. meaning, and So interviewer with the csab-
Ished character of our Yankee city. II will lie tie
LAaGEsT NEWSPAPER IN THE WonLD-wilh no
exccption-and will he printed on a sheet thirty
seven by fifty-wo inches. 1t will he filled entirely
with reading matter, and will contain Three Thou
sand Eight Hundred and Eighty Eight square
inches OF Twenty Seven square feet of print in fine
typc and single number will cont lin more read.
ing than an ordinary book of Three Hundred
pages. These dimensions will enable the publisher
to draw largely upon the most popular periodicals
of the day, both American and Foreign aud as the
selections will be made with great care it is bellev
ell this paper VIII be a welcome Notion TO every
family. Besides a full synopsis of the current news
! of The dly,) as published in the Boston Day
Tmcs,) it will crnlain Poetry, Popular Tales
Thcalrcal Criticisms, Police and other Court Re
| ports. Humorous Articles, &c. &c.
The whole world of Literature will he ransackcd
| To fill il. From the study of the philosopher down
to the police courts, through all regions Of reason
poetry, romance, wit, and the ample record of folly
we shall CLEAN from the past and tie present and
from all nalions to present pleasing and useful q
combination Of recorded thought and current his
tory, as the world can supply OF industry produce
| This is our "Bosro> NORTON"
This great amount of wisdom and fun Of wi
and philosophy--of novelties and aniiquilies-wo
are able TO oier weekly for CENTS per copy
only six cents aud we can do it because Of III,
acili of our press and office, and the connection
of daily aud weekly publications. For TuHEE DOL
LARS we can sell years volume, equal in quantity
of matter, with every variety aso, Ia FiliyIwo Vol
ume of Novels, such are issued from the pres
Of this day. Fifly-;wo large Volumes for Thre
Do Lars! ! Effected all by Improved IN chin ny, an,
by determination that we will hot be outdUne il
enteIprize and usefu' ness.
TERMS:-TmaEE DoLLARs year, always il
! advarce-no orders, no matter from what source
will he ait ndd to unless acc Impanied with til
CASH. Single copies six cents each.
Post Masters others reinittiug Twenty Do
lars shall have Eight copies sent 10 such person
and places as they may designate.
GEORGE ROBERTS, Publisher.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-16
PRINCIPAL REASONS

Why DIR HARIICH'S Compound Strengthen
ing anJGeunan Aporien Pills used by all clas-
scs Of people, in preference to Other Mcdicinos, re-
cause they are prepared from pure ezfrGci of
h0bS, a wholesome medicine, mild in It's operation
and pleasant III it, etltctthe most certain pIeserver
Of health safe and elieclual cure of Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, ana all stomach complaints, Ireseryer
anl purifier OF the whole system.
Because L ey sooihe the nerves Of scnsihiliv d
ioly the nerves of motion, imparting to their IN st
subtle fluid ns pristine tone, thus giving strength
and clcaIness of mind.
Eccnuse they never destroy the coats of the sto.
mach ana bowels, as all strong purgatiyes dc.
BE ouse science and experience teach US that nc
mere purgallye alone viii cure The disease of th,
stomach and ncry,s, Weakness is the primary
cause oi host ol diseases, and, by continually G.
sorting to Drastic purga,ives, you make the dlseas,
much WOE c, instead of ettrr.
Because Dr. larllchs Med cines are put up M.
on the common sense principle, to "ce ,nse and
strengthen which Is the only course to pursue tc
effect cuIe.-Lustly,
Because these Medicines really do cure The dis
ease Tor vii ch they are commended. Prncipa
.liii e foG the United States, is at No. 10 Noltt
Eighth su, ct, lhilahrlphia
HENRY YOX rIIEIMER,
o'''"' a. lSlO. Agent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-16
FEMALES.

WHO arc troubled with sick headache, pain in
the side, breast and hack, loss of appetite, hluen
cy iowness of Spirits palpitation Of the heart faint
mas gddiness, sickness at the stomach, bilious
elections, tightness at the chest nausea, vomiting,
noise in the stomach, fushiDgs of heat, and chilli.
ness diseases Of the nerves. and organs of Digestion
&c. &C., those who may be thus affected, shonld
not neglect to procure DR.. Harhch's Compound
Strengthening Tonic and German Apericni PdHS,
which warranted TO give immediate relief.
Thousands do we almost daily behold, whose coun-
tenances and pale emaciated cheeks bear occular
witness to sickness and silliction. Could those
persons be persuaded TO use this invaluable mcd-
cine, they would soon find their weak and dehiliia-
ted frames strengthened, their minds comp sed,
anu all pain, and distress driven from the system,
when the body will again renew It's lost vigor, aud
! ut On q " new life" and death for while be de-
rived of its prey. What heat but feels glad to
behold their relatives aud dear friends, suaiched
if by magic from that fatal dest oyer DeGih-
yc who are laboring under disease let not another
day or night pass without procuring this medicine,
AS 1t will in majority of eases effect a permanent
cure. Remember delays are dangerous and it
disease is neglected, lis ravag,s Will doubly in
crease.
OjJPrinciIlc Office for the United States, No.
10, NORTH EIGHTH street, where rccconu en-.
da'lons OF hundreds of persons may be seen, all OF
which have been cured bcnci,ted by the
medicine.
HENRY YOXTHElMER
October "a, 1910. Agent
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-16
Removal.
D 90 X b | n ID f II Y,

THE undersigned have the qualification Of in
forming the public that Notwithstanding they were
so unfortunate to have their hindeIy buml down,
in March last they have opened a very extensive
one in Locust street, in tie new building directly
opposite Gcim's Hotel, and prepare to execute
all work in their line with despatch, and in a SUI
pcIior style Their RULING APPARATUS
and other Machinery new, aud Of The first order
aud latest Improvements; and they feel a colfi.
pence in their facilities for giving perfect sa fac
ton to oil who may favor them with their ORDERS
Banks, County offices, Merchants, Mechanic,
and others, can be supplied with BLANK BOOKS
OF every description, which Tor neltncs, and dura-
bihiy, will be equll 10 ary made ly the Ehled
States HIthOk 4 CAM INE.
HARRISBURG Sept o.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-16
IMPORTANT pROOES.

DfMe efficacy Of DIR. HuHchs Celebrated Medi-
cines.
The following certificate was sent by Mr.. Il D.
Hinman, ogent at Cincinnati, Ohio. There can | e
no mistake in il, as the parties w'll known.
Mr.. Ezekiel Rig1on, of Anderson township,
Hamilton county, Ohio, was several days uoubleh
with hill us affections acidiy OF the stomach, at
tended with the usual symptoms OF dyspepsia, and
h,vng made trial of various medicine without
ii ding relief, was cured 10y the above medicines.
Attest, T.. RiGDON.
Cincinnati, June 30th, ls40
YET LATER.-Mr. Vance. of Washing on
county, writes as follows-Dear Sir--Dr. Harlich $
I'll performing some of the most wonderful
cues in this vicinity ever heard of. They were
Introduced here about six months ago, by one Of
my neghbors, who bought a half dozen packages
from the Pittshung Office. aware Of four cases
in this place where complete cures have been per-
f)rmed, Of severe rheumatism, two OF dyspepsia,
n"d one of a most shocking and aggravated ner-
vous complaint, of ten or twelve years standing. ]
send you enclosed five dollars; plcare TO forward
pills for that amount by the bearer, William Ward
Attest JOHN VANCE.
July 81. 1910.
n. Is. The above certificates compared with the
r'ry many already received certainly must con-
vince those similarly afflicted, that they can yet he
relieved Ivy the use of these invaluable medicines.
Principal office, No. 10, North Eighth street
Philadelphia For sale by
HENRY YOXrHEIMER.
October "a, 1910. Agent.