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MR. FAnkR, of VIENNA, respectfully announces to the
" American pubic, mat ne has succeeded alter SEVEN
of experimentation and anatomical studies in
perfect ting SPEAKING AND SINGING AUTOMATON.
This wonderful TRIUMPH Of lNDUsTRIE MECHANISM
tculates distinctly lew of alphabet
cuAGEs, ENGLISH, GERMAN and LATIN Mr. Faber pro-
poses accordance with the solicitations scientific
tlem.n exhibit his for short time thai the
public nav have opportunity of witnessing discovery
which surprise aud admiration
entifc world. The EXHIBITION ROOM corner of Broad
ana Lsp~nard street will be day Except Sun
dayl from IL AM until PM, and every evening Except
Sandsy from till o'clock.
~ Tickets, IS CENTS; children under years Of
age, l2n cents.
The in Lspenard street. third door the left
side from Broadway. m
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JAMES BLtNNERHASSrT if alive will hsar or
something his advantage bv addressing letter
Biennerha.sett 10 rhanet Place. Blu IRE ent London
~ gland When last he ard from he New resns 1887 H
dead my nfom't!on relative to HI death will be relieving the
anxiety OF bis relatives by addressing W. tleuuehaset
Of Daniel M'Leod 2i5 Varlck street. New York.
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AMERICAN MUSEUm,
AND Pc RP ETUAl. FAIR
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
March 2sth, goth and 3Oth.
LAST THREE DAYS OF THE KENTUCKY
MiNSTkELS
The Superb Band of Ethiopian Me,odste and Exava
ganzis's in America
Also engaged.Mr. WIN COLE, the celebrated Chin'se
Monde. with his eduestrd and
talented DOG BILLY
Miss Z. RICHARDS, charming Vocalist
Miss BIZ ANCHAHD, the celebrated female Jugger.
IA PETITE CERlTO, the aani,ed Danssusr.
MIR RICHARDS, Sentimental Singer
MIR. WHiTL0CK, the renowned Banjo PLAYER
Mh. b WILLIAMS the Singer and Story Teller.
MR. HOWARD the Vionist.
7. q. BOOTH he Comic Singer.
Bsutul WAX FIGURES representing group Of Indians
OF The Crow Tribe the act O. killing Santa Fee Trader
DANIEL l. AMBERT
The GIfSY FAMILY, six in number recently from Ger
many, faithful Of the people Of
Egypt, may be seen in ,hsir native costume
The GlPSEY QUEEN the Fortune Teller be private
ly consclUed at all hours OF the day evening
Performances evening at ~ O'clock and Wednesday
and saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
cke % centschiidren under ten l2h Tween
tyve extra Tor private consultations with the 6psey
Queen. MT
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LOST
YEsrFRDAY,a Brown Pocket Book, containing abcp,
hn' will be rewarded S2 by leaving at Ann
m28 It.rc
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MADAME UNBECK HELLBERG'S
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
1CUyNlT,nN U1Ty

VdSHflNGION nam,
ON THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH "a. 1874.
MADAME HkLLBERG. from Sweden. respectfully in
NI forms the public OF New York tut she will wake
THURSDAY ETENTNG 2ath instant, At Washington
Wall for which occasion sue has secured the valuable
ef MRS. EDWARD LODER, Siguor De BEGINS who
vii appear this Concert for ,he first time this season Mr.
WALLACE Who will play Tor the FIRST time. the celebrat ted
ofVen1e, performed by Pagsnigi. Ole RuI and
V,eux emps Mr. BARTON Ill play two Solos on the
klue; Mr. TIMMS the cee rated Conductor. and Quarstts
PROGRAMME.
Quartette Baud and Piano Forte Overture .Beethovru
Italian Aria-Ms h. LodeI.. Delni
solo-Fiue MIR Barton, Bolero with an Irish Air,
Kitty Tyuel :. ..... Nicholson
Romanra-" { ONE Bello." from the Opera of Lucre.
za Borga, Mad. me unbech HILL rg...,.. Doahetu
played by Psganini, Ole Boil aud Veux.
temps, Mr. Wallace, l6rst tme) P.ganin
French Rondo-tbv dcire) 'J'ai de IArgent, Sig
nor DE beRnis arranged from the French Ro-
mance by -. De Begins
PART H.
Don. kathlren Mavournten," Madame Unbeek =,
Helberg.. -. ....,,... Crouch
song-"T, Nockiug pird, - Mrs h.. Loser fFlute
Oblirao) Nj Barton ..','' Sir II BISHOP
Solo--Finte, Nr Barton, 'Po, Paorr,. Introducing
Lii. let us cherish y and AuldRobini6ay Nicholsos
Neopol' tan Tarsn,ella-"Gia IN Luna IN nero 10 =,
Mare Se DE- Begins $3.50 ,,'';. Rossin
The celebrated Rnndo-'Ncl dolce Incsnto Made
unbeck hellberg, IS sung BIZ Madame Malt -
~ TICKETS 81 EAcH-To be had at the Music stores
The Concert will commence 8 o'clock precisely.
mi ffm
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FRESH SHAD.
SUPERIOR "a RICO of these delicious + sh only three
~ days from OcTscote splendid order, for sale by
LAMPEAR GRlFtEN NOON
No. 10 Felton, NJ irkst and by
ID. HALEY x CO.
m28 I'm No. 6 Washington Market
SHiP SlLVANUS JENK iNS from Apaachicola, is dis
~ charging at Pier No North River
de BJYD iIINckEs " '"
mR Sire M q ron,;n. p,i J;ro
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POST OFFICE, NEW York;
,.,,, ,,,, 49,, March 26. 1914
ENGGLisH mMAIL-Letter Bats per Royal Mail Ste ,n,er
the Of April will be closed Upper aud Lower
Post Offices ia thu, city, saturday nsxt the 50h slant a.
minutes past o'clock NJ Afer that time letters an be
pS e II, mail mt on hod tte sto9ng!op heat
Department de rmned all energies 10 prevent he
,wicss transportation Of letters the mail route by private
expresses compane, and aud Letters are re-
ceiy on board The British se,me! through the Boston
Post public Is cautioned hist there will be cerair
~ IN any mode If ercept through The mail The
cortr ct vh CHI formerly existed between Me,.rs
Or. and the department by which The TO were Iuthr
to receive po,seon tiers ON HI. e.,y Rosoa has
ed TO the from this city aud dy. il ia dne
at he Boston Post Office = $50
JOHN LoRiMER GRAHAM
m28 3trc Post Master.
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ANIMAL MAGNETISM!
ZEEOND EnTTTRE ~ HT INTO III


SECOND LECTURE At CLINTON HALL,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, March 30. at "a o clock
Mr. JOHNSON will give lecture as above. A
nomena oil CLAIRvoYANcE, SYMPATHY, PhTenO
NC For The purpose Of satisfying the skeptca stranger
that be selected by the audience
experiment Tickets Is cents each m28 2tsh
ITO CAPITALISTS AND HOTEL KEEPERS--A
G'ntleman. many yeas ex' erenced in he French and
tain the m nagement Of esb Of iepectahy
W'ud have objection travel Most undeniabir
gwen note addressed A. H. 500 Broadway, will be
dafely ATTENDED TO- mas 3teod re
THERE will he Meeting Of the Officers Of Vessels at the
Shakespeare Hotel Of Duane and William
fming Ass citation be called The American Republican
Marine Association Of New York, aid in carrying the
NAMES f AND t ST VESSELS
Fitch, D Wade,
Silas Weeks, David Pearl
VIM look Joseph Main,
VIM Ellison, .Iames Beck.
John Perry. Geo Longhurs',
Daniel COuns, Andrew Walker
Jacob Conner, Joseph Thompkins,
e. W. Lane, w Berry,
John Hitchcock WIN Kneard
Isaac Davis, M Bisk.tt,
Jason Hsldrm, jr., sc Willis,
Rowland Jock 8 II De l.
Capt Summers, m28 tsm
GENERAL WORKING MEMS MEETiNG.-The Me-
chancs a. all other Working Men Of New York and
e be held Croton Hall Division ST. and eowery
THIS EVENING, March 20. at half past clock, ac
goth and published the Peoples hlghs" Of Yesterday.
Able speakers are expected TO sddress the meeting
By order Of the last meeting.
JAMES A. Py NE, Chm.
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AWAKE-A WAKE.
EMPIRE WARD AROUSE--AROUSE

EWF7RE WHRU AKOUSE--HKOUNE.
SONS OF FREEDOM TO THE RESCUE.
GENERAL MEETING of the American Republican
Party of the Eighth Ward will BE- held Lafayette Hall
n Broadway, opposite Nhlos. Saturday evening next
March 3Dth, at half past o'clock.
All persons favorable to our glorious cause including
invited 10 attend AND ali Others favorable REDUCTION of
taxes and OF Reform the City together with
those who estimate properly the e confessions Of Mothr
tciSY2HYs r&eiqI@ pgiJed
ruff Green Rqua, and other dsnR uished speakers will
dess the meeting splendid band of music will also add
to the occasion.
JOHN +. briggs, Chairman,
r.. GREENE. Secretary. m28 3tsyic
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p0RTIGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
,,,,,,, ,,r.I and celebrated Pills from Portugal are
1870 70 b. obtaiaad Ia n eouRuy e-- fs'enH
80. n. ~, LAST aolaas foarn pAgsi
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= . JOHN F. DKIGG1, Chairman,
r.. GREENE Secretary. MA kyic

GREAT MASS MEETING OF AMERICAN RE-
PUBLICANS
A T THE MERCHANTS \ xCHANGE Wall street. on
Pursuant luton Of the General Executive Committee,
appointing axe the gements,
Republicans Of the city of New Yoik time.
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Sun RISES. ...5 SO MOON RIsEs...-. ....2
SUN sErs..' '..'.-6 10 HIGH WATER. 2
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Correspondence offhe Philadelphia Ledger.
WAsHrSeroN, March 30, 1874.

WASHINGTON, March 80, 1874.
Mr. Calhoun, as wrote you in haste by yes
terday's mail, arrived here on Friday, at few
minutes before three o'clock. General Duff
Green had gone down to Alexandria to meet him.
and drove up with him. Mr.. c. putup at Fuler's
whence he soon after departed to dine with the
South Carolina Delegation, at Mr.. McDuffie's.
never saw Mr. Calhoun look in better health,
and it must have afforded him great pleasure to
be so warmly greeted wherever he showed him
self in public, do not believe there is man
living who enjoys the confidence Of the Amcri.
can people, including the politicians on both sides,
in a more eminent degree than Mr.. Calhoun
The city has been graced by the arrival of a
bout one hundred mail contractors, from all parts
of the Union. They, to-day, waited in body
on the President and were exceedingly kindly
received.
Sir Richard Packenhsm and General Almonte,
the Mexican Minister, are very intimate with
one another Their friendship may date back
from Sir Richards official station in Mexico.
understand that the Delegation from Mssou-
ri, the other day, waited on Senator Benton who
is salu 10 nave now come 10 tne resolution soon
publicly TO record his opinion favorable to the
annexation of Texas Several gentlemen mot
politicians whom have convcrscd with l,tcly,
from New Orlcaens, represent the public feeling
throughout the Southern States strongly in favor
Of immediate annexation, and the case, as far
the people are concerned, already decided.
Mr. Merrick's Bill has been made the order of
the day yesterday. and will continue so for pro-
badly the better part of next week. The amend
ment spoke of, in reference to the advertise
ment OF letters, will be offered on Monday or
Tuesday.
The amendment proposed by Mr. Simmons, TO
extend the first five cents postage from 100 70
$50 miles, will not pass, as this would reduce the
revenue of the post Office beyond what was con
templated in the bill.
Yesterdays paragraph in the Madsonian, stg
matizing high functionary with trcachery TO
the President, refers to Attorney-Gencral Mel
SON state this merely to prevent misconstruc
ton and not with any view of retailing scandal
The efforts to oust Mr. Curtis from the Col
lectorship of New York, are, am creditably in
formed to-day, not likely to succeed. The Pre-
sident seems to be decidedly opposed to il. Mr..
Curtis brother has been here and obtained re-
spite.
The President was slightly indisrosed day
or two since. but has perfectly recovered.
FRANKLrN.
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BRIcKMAKINa MAcHiNE.-Two citizens of
Troy, N. Y, have obtained patent for a ma
chine of their invention, intended for pressing
bricks. This machine is simple in construc.
tion, easily operated, of great power, and capa.
bic of pressing from 5000 TO 10000 bricks per
DAY with the services Of one man and two boys
The machine usually employed for the same
purpose requires the services of FIVE men and
can turn out but from 1000 to 1900 bricks dai.
ly. 1t will be evident that the new machine
is labor-saving to a remarkable degree.
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EriLrrsr or FAILING SIcKNEss.--John NJ
Ha mer, living at F,ankforl, in the State of Penn
sylvani, for period of ~ years has been afflicted
with this terrible disease. He has as many two
or three fits a month, and towards the last hal be-
come almost incapable Of attending to business.
Four or five months have passed since he
commenced using DR.. Brard'eth's Vegct hle Uni
versal Pills, and although he was having is very
frequent and with increased violence, yet, since
using the Pills, he has had only two fits all winter.
He continues to take the Pills and attends 10 his
husness-feels assured that nothing is wanting
bu, a perseverance in the use of them to effect
perfect cure.
u' Pur hase Of II. b Masser, Sunhury, or Of
the agents, published in another part of this paper.
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A LETTER FROM Mr.. CALnouN.-J c. Cal
houn has written letter to committee, since
his appointment, of which the following extract
will be read with interest -
THE pending negotiations, which have been
unanimously called upon to take charge Of have
never been exceeded in 'hcir importance by any
since that which so honorably terminated the
ia,e war lean scarcely lrcre that slial be a.
bic to terminate, by any effort can make, the
duties which | have to perform, with the same
unanimitv with which I have been called on TO
undertake them. shall, however, omit no ex.
erticns to preserve that high and general conf
dence which has led to my appointment, and
should deeply depore, should it be my misfor.
tune to have 1t impaired in any degree, But as
greatly as should regret it, | shall not be de.
TERED from doing what may honestly believe
to be right, even by tha; sacrifice, My duty and
my country shall be my guides, and shall faith.
fully follow them, lead where they may.
at is well known that am the advocate Of
peace-peace with all, and especially with that
great country from which we draw onr origin,
and of whose renown we may we'll be proud,
There are no other two countries which can do
more harm to each other, or confer greater be-
nefts the on the other. But as highly as
value peace, hold it subordinate to the honor
and just rights Of the country; whilst on the o.
ther hand, no consideration shall induce me to
sacrifice the peace of the country by claiming
more, in the discharge OF my duty, than l shall
honestly believe that the honor and rights of the
4
consist, according to my conception, in claiming
nothing but what is just and right, and in acccp
ting nothing that is not"
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DscEAsE or A GREAT MAY.-The venerable
Peter S. Duponceau, native of France, but a c-
tizen of the United States, and for long Sc.
res of years an inhabitant of this city, departed
this life early on Monday morning at the advan.
ced age of eighty.four The deceased was one
ofthe most learned and stinguished civilians and
linguists of the present day his works being u.
Universally quoted throughout all Europe, besides
being extensively translated into every cont.
mental language of any importance In addition
to his literary scientific labors, he held the most
distinguished stations in the scientific and legal
institutions of this country, and he contributed
greatly to the advancement of the same, and the
cause of learning in connection herewith.
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NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY
Treasurer's Sale.

4 GREEABLY TO an act Of the general Assem-.
IN bly, of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
passed the 18th Of March, 1915, and the supple
ment thereto, entitled an nc, directing the mode OF
selling unsea,ed lands fot taxes and other purposes
will be exposed to public SALE at the Court House
in the Borough Of Sunburv, on the second Tues.
day In June next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the follow.
ing described tracts Of land, for aueaaees Of taxes
due and the costs accrued on each tract respective
ly, unless previously DISCHARGED, to wit:
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A REBLER--on Thursday last. the stern of
the steam frigate Princeton was raised by putting
weights upon her bow, and on examining her
propeller, there was found over one hundred feet
of hawser which had been reeled on it II will
be recollected at the time she attempted to tow
the brig Caracas down the Delaware, the haw.
ser of the brig broke and the vessels became de.
tached, when the rope in question was no doubt
drawn upon il The speed of the steamer has
been impeded since, which induced the examina.
ton to be made The hswser Of the Caracas,
was new one, and cost, as we understand, one
hundred and ff,y or two hundred dollars. - PhiI
Ledger,
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A EUETHEI, SUPPLEMENT-

TO the act entitled AN Act relaiing 10 coun.
ty rates and leries and tounship rates and
leuies," passed the 18th dag IF April, 1894.
SrcrIps |. Be it enacted by the Senate on 1
House Of Representatives Of the Commonwealth
Of Pennsy lvali,, in General As emily met, and il
is hereby enacted hy the authority Of the same,
that i, shall he the duty Of the Supervisors of The
highways Of every township AMI lorrugh in the
counties Of SchuylkilI, Northumberland, aud Cat,
hon, annually - select one of their number, or ap.
point some suitable inhsh,ant Of the township or
borough, tn be collector of the Road taxes levied
or assessed for such township or borough. which
Supervisor o' other person appointed collector, as
aforesaid, shall give b nd with two more sufficient,
securiics, to be approved by the Township OF Boz
rough Auditors. aud deposited with them, which
said bond shalt he in the name Of such township
or borough, and ,he condition thereof shall be that
suah collector shall well and truly collect and pay
over 20 The Township or Borough Treasurer il one
ae elected or appointed and if not then to The Su.
PeIvisors, or account for, according to law, the
whole amount Of the taxes charged and assessrd in
the duplicate delivered to such collector; Pr0uidG.
That nothing herein contained shall be construed
to prevent all persons rated for road taxes from
working out their respective taxes in the manner
now provided hy law.
SscrIoy .. That il shall and m,v he lawful for
The electors Of everv Township and Borough in The
counties Of Schuylkill and Northumberland annu-
ally, a, the time and place Of eler,ing Supervs rs,
To elect Township or Borough Trasufer who shall
give such iond and perform such duties and be
subject 10 The like penalties. as ste provided fr in
the ninety fifth, ninety sixth ninety seventh aud
ninety Eighth ct ons o act of the Il iteenh April
one thousand eight hundred and thirty four, IN.
titled "An act relating To Counties and Townships
and County and Tow nship officers"
SEcrioS 5. That so far as any law as Is hereby
altered or supplied be, and the same is hereby
pesled
PENNSYLVANIA, SIS.
SEcRHrARr's OTrfcE.
certify that the above and foregoing is true CO.
py Of sections /, ., and of the origins act, aP.
proved the l4rh day of March, 1914, as the same
remains filed in this office.
wv Witness my hand, and the seal Of
} said office a, Harrisburg, the l4th day
THOMAS l.. WILSON,
wv Dep. Sec'y Commonwealth.
March 23j, 1874.
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From the N. Y. Sunday Mercury.
Max HrNE 20 E RY.

M A him II 20 e II RY.
My life is like wreath Of smoke,
That curls awhile in air,
And then dissolves in nothingness,
And is no longer there;
But when that smoke is past and gone,
The playful breeze still dances on;
And so, when life with me is DER
The world will wag asst did before
My life is like dish of milk
Within baby's lap;
IT'S held awhile In careless mood,
Then down it tumbles-slap;
And spills itself upon the floor,
To fill the empty dish no more;
And tears are shed o'cr what is split
But none will weep when l am Kin.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
lice of the BALrtMoRE AMERICAN. April |.

GRAIN,-Very little wheat arriving We
quote good TO best reds at lO2 lOj cents, want
cd. Sales Of white corn to-day at Al a as cts.
and of yellow at is cts. A sale of 1900 bushels
Pennsylvania yellow at AS cents. We quote
oats at 26 2s cts. according to quality.
WHIsKEY The market is almost entirely
bare at this moment. The last sales of hhds.
were at 90 cts and Of bbls. at 90 cts. Holders
Of bbs. now ask o3i cts.
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CITY FURNITURE AUCTION,
AND PRIVATE SALES ROOMS,

NOS. % and 81 North ThId Street,
Near the City Hotel,
PHILADELPHIA.
n Z. MACKEY, Auctioneer, respectfully in
~ viiss The attention Of persons dcsrous of pur.
chasing Furnilure, TO his extensive Sales Rooms,
(Iolh public and pivate,) for every description of
Hous, hold Furntute, wh,re can he obtained At all
timrs. a large assortment Of fashionable and well
manufactured Csbine, Furniture, Beds, Mattresses,
DC, at very reduced prices, for cash.
or Sales by Auction, twice week.
May 27ih, lsi3.-iy
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Jacob SerVey,s Estate.

NOrICE is hereby given, that Letters of Ad.
IN mipis'raion upon said estate have been gan.
ted 10 the subscriber. All persona having claims
against said es'c,r, are requested TO present them
for eIstainstion aud settlement. Those indebted
will please make immediats payment
WIN, DEEPEN,
Jackson township, March 81, lst+.-a,
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C1unterfciters'
ID e A T Fl B r O w.

Vie purlic will please observe that no Brana'c'h
Pills are genuine, unless The box has three Ia
beIs upon il, Ohe top, the side and the bolt my
each containing fac. simile signature Of my h,nd-
writing, thus-B. BR,NDRErR, NJ. D.-Thes" IA.
hei ave engraved steel, beautifully designed,
and done a; an expense Of over S2,000.-rheT5fUe
1t will be that he onv thing necessary lro-
cure the medicine in It's purity, is TO observe these
labels.
Remember the top, the side, and the bottom.
The following respective persons are duly auh,Ti.
zcd and hnld
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CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY,
For the sale of Brdndre'h's Vegetable Universal
Pills.

For the sale Of Brurdre'h'S Vegetable Unirsrsdf
Pills.
Northumberland county: MiIron-Msckey q
Chhmherln. Sunhury-H B. Mdsscr. MENcos-
viile--'teIand & Mel.c Northumj eland-N m
Forsyth, Geotgetown-J. & ]. Walls
Union County: New Berln--Boglr & Wn,
ter. SensRrove-Gcorge Gundrum Mid l,.
hure--lsaac Smith. Beaver David Hulle,,
Adamsburg-W J. May. Mifllinsbure-Mersci'
II Ray. Hsrteton-Daniel long Freehhrf~.
q. & +. &. Meyer Lewisburg-WaIls Il Gierr
Columbia county Dsnville-E. b. Reyhcd.
& Co. Betwick--Shuman 4 Rluenhouse. Ia.
tawissa--C. @. Btobts. Boomshutg--John II
Moyer. jersey Town-I.evi Bisel. Washinr ,ou
Robt. McCay. Limestone-Balli". Z McNirch.
Observe that each Agent has an Engraved Irr
i6ca,e of Agency, containing representation -
Df BRANDRErH'S Mandatory at Sing S.ng
and upon which will also he seen exart cop,- o'
the ntW labels nOLo used upon the BrandTeh i'W
BOrCs,
Philadelphia, Office No. 6, North sih street.
b. BRANDRETH, NJ. II,
June Gath, ls43.