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From the London Punch.
MRS. CaudIcsa Curtain Lectures.


10. caudt joins ciu6-aThe Skylyks."
Elm sure poor woman had better be
in her grave Than married! That Is, &c
she cant be married 81 decent man!
NJ | don'icare if you are Tired, J. .shsaj
il nop. lie all very well Tor YOU 10 rome
h"me a, what time you ke--h's nov
half past twelye--and expect I'm 10 hold
my tongue, end let ou 60 TO SLEEP. What
next. l wonder! A woman had better be
sold for a slave al once.
"And so you've gone and Joined .
club! The *, laiks, indeed! A pretty
skylark you'll make Of yourself! Bu. |
won, stay and be ruled By you. No, I'm
determined on that. I'll GO, aud take The
dear children. and you may &c, who sou
like TO keep your house. Tha, is as long
as you have house to keep, and that
won't be lvng, l know.
"How any decen. man can 60 and
spend his nights in tavern! oh, yes, Mr..
Caudle; da,e say you do. for rational
conversation. | should like TO know how
many OF sou would care for what sou call
rssl,,nal conversation, IL you had j, with
out your fl,hy brandy aud water: yes,
aud your more filthy tobacco smoke. fm
sure the last the you came home, ! bad
tie headache for a week. But know
who i, is who's taking you TO destruction.
lis that brute, Pre,tyman. lie has bro
ken his poor w,fe's heart, and now he
wants tn-but don't you think it, Mr.
| Caudl.; I'll not have my peace Of mind
destroyed By the bes, man tina. ever uod
| Oh, yes! | know you don. care so long as
sou can al pear well to ell the world
bu, The world III ls thinks low you be-
have 10 me. Il shall know it, though thai
I'm determined.
. How any man can leave his own
happy Preside to 60 aud sit. and smoke
and drink. and talk with people who
wouldn't one OF them liz a finger TO save
him from hsnging--how any man car
leave his wif,--aud a good wife. too
though | say it-lor parcel Of pot con-
lpanlons--oh. Ms dIsgraceGul. MIR. Caudle
lis unfeeIing. No man who has the leas
love Cor his " fe conld do j..
"And suppose this is to be the cas-,
every Saturday! But know What III
lido. kuow-it's no use, Mr.. Candle
your calling me good creature; I'm no
such a TOOL as TO be coaxed in that way
No: if you an, to go to sleep. yon shoal,
come home 10 Christian time. moi at bal
pas, twelve. There was time whtn yo'
we're as regular a, your fire.side as kei
: lie. Tina, was when you were decen
/ man. and didn't 60 with Heaven know
Who, drinking and smoking. and maxim
wha. you think your jokes neve
r heard any good come 10 man who care
! about jokes. No respectable ,radesma
: does. But know whs. I'll do: III scar
, away your skylarks. The house sell
! lliquor after twelve Of a Saturday nigh
] anil IL | don't write to the magishate'
aud have the license taken away, I'm M
: lying in this bed tonight. Yes. you ma
: call me a foolish woman; but no, NJ
1 Caudle. no: rs you who are the FOOLS
| man: or worse than foolish man; you I
r IA wicked one. II sou were 10 die I
Y morrow--and the people who 60 10 publ
$ houses do Ill they can TO shorten The
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From the Philsdelphia Moth Ansricsn.
w A r.

a IL.
IL 10 little word. nonosyIlahle. lhres
letters. II Is quite ss,f.miliarsss il is
bfief. even in this nineiesnih century.
Time Was when il constituted lie great
business Of human Kind; not Of Ccnual
Airlcsns and American lndisns only, Ia,
OF Europeans, civilized men, Christians
90 called. Blood, blood. blood, has been
The cry .fhsrces ard nations, from The
plains Of Troy 10 the Geld OF Waterloo.
refsonily the common idea. Giorr, and
The propensity. Destruction, and they ara
twins IN form and festure. The race of
war msniscs 10 far from extine,. They
are found abundan,lyrsm OH slases,
from the sot who dcclaims 10 his fellows
70 oar-room, 10 The chief msgi,traie wi
hafangues the world from The fnstiDnei
capital. War. war! We hear i.sss ,r n.
pinglv upon fh.;s- ssugurs as "Quick or
zone" upon an anc ioneer's. The nee
Deed S .ssis Sa GhEs 81 Rsase psnc.
life; and ingenuity is rarksd, authority
ransscked, aud eloquence exhausted.-
days. weeks, mon h, occupied upon n
technical poin. Of Law 10 effect bis escare
from justice. But expedency, reason.
experience, The appeals OF Nature, the
commands Of God, are forgotten or des.
pistd in The policy whirh nav cost tie
lives Of tens, tie hapt insss..snd theihopes
OF hundreds Of thousands OF The brave
and The good.
TO what purpose have we the press
and The pnlpi, alike uDirammellsd in this
country. if The folly or The ambition Of
few cf lhe nations terysn's can lure or
force it into war! Have We counted oil
The physical and moral costs III conlen-
ding in arms with great empire! 10
what is il that demagogues would reduce
We; us, free. intelligent, strong Americans!
10 ab,t aud aid Q project tf Wholesale
murder and rapine: for such would be war
with Engl nd on any grounds OF dIff. r.
ence now existing beiw cen i,s Govern.
ment and our own. There is nothing
which time and apscific spirit canuo, sd
jus, with honor to both. The sense Of all
the truly great andsgood mtn Of The sge
cries aloud agains, the rescr. 10 srms, and
no nation sacrifices either iis character or
its in.erestby forbearsnce and compromise
in questions Of terri torisl jurisdiction.--
This is the doctrine which il becomes
The press now vigorously TO uphold. Up
on the press The issue may be said TO de-
pend. Reckless and ga, age as may be
the views and feelings Of a few men in
Office. they dare not, in opposition to the
united power Of the press, involve the
country in var. They dare no, iusis.
upon measures bringing death. Iuiu. and
misery into numberless now happy FAM
lilies. How many Of the men who talk
flippan,ly Of war would be ready for any
patriotic end to play the Cur.ins or the
llorstius! They can contemplate with
indifference the wounds. the anguish, the
dying struggles Of multi,udes of men. ,ht
breaking Of gentle hearts. The desola,iol
oil dear homes. bu,Iw ould keep themselye.
as far as Ho,spur's dandy aloof from dan
ger and Distress. Fools, indeed. are The
| people. 6t 70, for powder, to believe
them. -A.,
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U. F. DOUBLEDAY,
Keeper oflhc State Prison. a Auburn.

ToNAKESALr BrTTER FREsH.-Wheu
oniier has too much salt in il. put TO each
pound Of u quart of fresh milk. and
churn ]. an hour; then treat il Ike fresh
butter. working in the usual quantity AZ
salt. A lille white sugar worked IN, i'm
prosesit. This 10 saidio be equal 10 fresh
butter. SalI may be taken oni of a small
quantity Of r.sh butter. by y orking il over
IN clear fresh water. changing The wafer 4
nunber OF times.
.ameriean ROaseriJt.
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Great Trolling. - Gen. Dunham's
mare, Of Albany, on Monday trotted. over
the Bulls Head Course near that City,
One hundred and One Miles. IN nine
hours and forty eight minutes. or from
6 A. NJ. to IL minutes before 4. She was
to trot 100 miles in 10 hours, and she trot-
ted mile over in IL minutes short Of the
time, doing the las, mile in minutes, and
appearing as fresh az il nothing had hap.
pened. ST. .Abany .frgus.
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view Of The present stair &c ehemirsl
sci nre, aad me use which has been a
ready made Of gypsum IN lI.e mauufac.
iure Of Poudrriie. u Is nol improbable thai
iis faInal,le properties may Be Known %
many. To prevent misspprehrnsion.
however. arising from erroneous pubIica-
hons on lhe suhjerl of chemistry. l.iII
state ihai Cor lhe gfadual decomposi,ion n
plaster BY animal efilutia, No more -.
Ter . reqaired Than v III be absorbed m 4
moist atmosphere. Willing 10 be held
responsible Tor The correctness Of the
ahose communication. and DESTROYS ,hnt
y may be made beneEelal 20 portion q
The human family, } hope / shall M, be
considered " ming in drlicary, Cor offer
ING q osrr my avn signature.
U. f. DOUBLEDAY,
heePer ofthe Stale Prison, n Auburn.
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( The Columhis furnace near nanville.
Pa. is now making forty tons Of Anlhra-
cite iron per week.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-27

The conclusive testimony OI the AmRri.
can Ude, and the abll,y wlih which that IL
tie has heen maintained by the Secretary ui
State, Pennsy lvania's own Buchanan. i.
admitted on all hands. Even the New
York Herald's correspondent, well known
as one of the abIesI men oil his DAY, and as
having been bitterly prrjodiced against Mr..
Buchanan, a. his former letters proved, says
in recent communication, IN relation to
his matter:
Every body seems TO be aslonished al
the wonderful character of p0lk's policy
Buchanan deserves a part Of the credit, and
he will have IL and when his correspou
dence with the British minister Is made
public, every body will be more asIobi.Aed
Than ever. He is at the present time be
yOnd all doubt, the abest dlpomalstIn the
democratic party, ! am not quile ceuaI,
whether he is moi, after all, the first in tn,
country Webster is great, but he lacks
some Of the qualities that ndogn the iron.
monger-Calhoun is a magnificent states
man, bat he is greater in the forum than
anywh ere else Al any rate, both Mr.
Polk and Buchanan will gain more cred,
by lhis movement than they wen before.
Parnes are suddenly arrested -ciiGueS are
astounded-and; in less than ton days some
movements will be set ON foot here whIci
ara now lille expected
ss.-sss1s lTzzs'
ga,FEsaE1 -a,z-g-g5E1 q -
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TRAVERSE JURORS,
For .Jnluarv Team, 1916,


Bloom Jacob Gruuol, Asa d. tlull
Grlar Creek-Junalhon Eek, Abraham
LockaTl, Nlnceut RlrharI
Catta awissa-ThOmas Fox
ICenlge-Johu WerkheIser solomon Ney'
Hart, Henry Kuor
Dery-PAlf,rh Montague Samuel Laird
Flshingcreek Harmon Labour, John
Bright
Franklin Peter Kline
IGreenwOOd--J0nas ilaymaR
llemluck- - W lliam Robson
Jackson Jacob Flrvot
Limestone Frederick Fox, Richard
Thompson, Evan Erudershot
Liberty Morris Lims, John BowersESG
Mrflln Samuel Keller
Eiadi6on--Alf Alfered Peg, Caleb Funston,
Henry Crawford
Main Jyhn Nuss John keifer John Gro
yer
Mshoung G.. Ellis
NJ Plesaut- William Howell David DE-
! mOu
Moniuur-WlIliam M, Robberts
| |Roarngcreek - Henry Melz
Sugarloaf-- Reuben Davis Alexander Clin
ger
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\ D + | G l.
is HEREBY GIVEN,

F7I;NO all lcgatoes, creditors, and other persons
interested in the estates of the respective
iecedenls and minors, that the administration aud
guardian accounts of the said estates have been
filed in the Office of the Register of the county OF
Columbia, and will! be presented foI confirmation
and allowance to the Orphans Court, to be held
at Danvlc, in and for the county aforesaid, ou
Wednesday the 2lst day of January next, at . o.
clock, p. ".
l The supplementary and final account ol
Abraham Wolf and Christian Wolf, Ad,ninistra-
tor OF Catharine Wolf, late Of Millin Township,
deceased.
. The account of Jacob Gougcr, guardian Of
Sarah Ann Follmer, now Sarah Ann Brass, Hen
ry Fol!mer and Eleanor Follmcr, minor children
of jacob ro....o., late of L...-~.~..o Township,
deceased.
3 The account of George BiIlmcycr guardian Of
Frances Stanm, who was one OF the minor children
Of John Steinman deceased.
Register Office,
DqnUihe, Dee, 10, 1874
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CHAlR MANUFACTOalNG

CHAIR 1IANUFACTO2ING
business at the old stand Of b. & $. Hsqe,
buch, where he will be ready 1t all tine.
10 furnish Fancy d Windsor Chains, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chains Ga, Of ever,
description, which may be called for. a
short notice and ON the most reasonable
terms lie wlII also eXecnte House, Slgn 4
Ornamental Painting, and House Paperiug
in superior manner,
From his experience in the business, ,anc
his facilities OF manufacturing tie varlou,
articles Of his line, he Gauers himself thai
lie Shall be able to furnish as good work,
and upon as reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all Of which he viii
dispose Of for CASH or COUNTRl
PRODUCE
n. 3, Orders from a distance will b.
strictly and punclualIy attended to.
q. NAGHNDUCH.
Bloomsbury, Dee. 80, 1919
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more or less bounded by lands Of william David
son; Peter Bodino and others, wAotcon Is erected
Log House and Log stable.
AIso--One acre situate in the town Of Cat
taw!'sa bounded on the north ly Pinc-stceet;
on the 10y Fou.ih.street; on tie south by an alley
and on tn west by an alley
Also--One Lot in the town aforesaid containing
one-third Of an Gcro bounded on the west hy Ihnd
street, on the north by Pne-stfeet; on ihc east by
an alley aud on the south by lot Of Daniel Kicgl.
Also--Ono lot containing onc-fourlh Of an acre in
the town aforesaid BOUNDED by lot Of John Harder
on the cast; on the north by stephen Buldy;o ON he
west by 3d street aud on the south by inc-strcct
Seized taken in execution and to he sold as the
property Of Mary Stack
IRAN DERR, Sheriff.
Shetll's Office, Danvilo. Dec. %, l8l5
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gT0@T ICE

3@TCE,
The Columbia County Temperance Con-
venuon wnl hold is next annual meeting in
lhe Presbyterian Church III this place, on
Thursday, Isl Of January, '46. The Con-
veOIlou 10 be opened - O'Clock. A. NJ.
The several SooIeLgs in the County
viii please make early arrangements to Se
fully represented in the CuDvenuon Their
'uen'lon is also respectfully directed 10 tho
following notice.
G. B BOWMAN, PreSr.
Berwick, Dec. 5, ls45.
The Committee appointed to receive tie
reports OF the several Temperance Societies
OF The County would request them to be-
forwarded Without delay, as they wish 10
cake up tie roll before HE meeting Of tho
Convention.
G. b, BOWMAN,
W. l.. WALLER,
II MrCuRDY.
HUGH THOMPSON,
A. b SIUNAN,
Committee.
Berwick, Dec, 3, l6t5.
F-f7 Papers u The couaty friendly TO the
cause of temperance will please copy.
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ETZrL1.S 1.SgIALno

MARRIED. D.-On the 4th inst by Rev.
SaTuel Bryson, Rev, JoHN GUyER, Of VII.
g'oia to Miss ELLEN A ., daughter oi Gen
A. Green, Of LewisbuIg.
On the 18th inst, by T.. Trego, EsQ
JESSE BOYER OF Berks co., 10 ELIzABlTn
BuDMAN, Of Col. CO.
On the llh inst by Wm. Kitchen, Esq
Mr.. DANIEL BRoBsT, of DanvIie, to Mis-,
SARAH SHAFFEE, OF Bnarcreek, Col. co.
MARRIED. On The 10th inst by
the Rev. MIR, B,asIey, R4v. Wm, IL:
BOURNS, Rector OF Emanuel Church
lltlmesburg, Pa. TO Miss FRANCES
B. daughter cf the late Joha W. Chap
mao x'tlhat place
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All that certain lot or piece of Ian d situated in
Berwick bounded as follows, to wit iroDiipr ON
CaniI~sircct being sixty feet in front on Canal
Streett'0m the coraor Of said lot or piece proand
on unal-strest an alley that runs from front street
to Canal-street, aud thence by line across said
lot 10! IN " me parallel with the alley running from
frohI-slreet To Cana-sueet so a- to make siyry
lect front ON the alley running between Tou; and
Cana-strccts together with the hcruditauenis unl
aPpelt'nunccs.
Seized taken in execution aud to be sold rs the
property OF Thomas Connolly.
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Estate IF RJr0ham PETER, late Of
Fishjogcyech toOnahip, licensed.
MTOfICE is hereby given, that Letters of Ad-
~ minisnatlou on the above mentioned estate
have been granted 10 the suhscdbcr,living ~ III h
ingcresk township. Al persons indottct tn sait
estlte are hereby notified to make immediate pay.
ment, and all those having cIgims are requested I,
present them properly authenticated. TO
JOHN PEELER, Admir-.
November 20, lSs5-Gw3l
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GRAND JURORS,
Tor Januaru Term. 1886.

Bloom Hugh Thompson Samuel Krese
Brar Creek Henry A, Britain Jane,
Evans ir Thomas Cox
Derry, ,Toblas Shirts
Frlnkljn- Michael Mensch
Greenwood Ohm Robbins
Hemlork- eli thornton David Smith
Libsrly-WIIiam Shres John Lanay
Limesione--rhomas lNack
VI film John Michael CHARLES II. Hes,
VT. Pleasant Daniel MrCouv
VI William Kitchen John Deem j
RoaIingcrrea-G George Marks jacob feror
man Abraham MeGsch Reuben F4h,
ringer
ugarIoal-Johu II. Davis Thomas Hess
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LOOK OUT.

All persons indebted to the subscri
Der on bond, note, or book sccoun,
a, make payment before the first day Of
February next or their occ.unts will af
Ter That date, be left with Jus,Ico OF
the Peace for immediate election.
DHNIEL SNYDER.
Dec. 27 lS45
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IMPORTANT RUMORs.


Nj. Saulnier, direct from Vera Cruz
arrived last highland brings despa,che,
from Mr. SlldeI, our minister exirsordi.
osry 10 Mexico. CuhIoynia mav be
60"gM u Merjco jor sl5;ooov vo0c
md when l say may be boughL |
probably do not speak in The righJ sense
perhaps should say has been bouphi
ec,sndl.ionalIy,by the U. s. government!
Gen. pAredcs, commIndsr in chief o(
he NIrXc1n forces raised against the
u. States, has declared war against the
Mexican government
s.z-s.SAs'aFss-zats>
Letter writers at Washington assert
that Mr.. Benton intended at the com
mencement Of this week 10 brleg in =
ball Tor The organlzilion of an army of
Two hundred thousand men, and the au
iharztlou Of war loan of $4,000 900
10 prepare the cou ,rIy for any cou,in
geucy lhd, may grow out OF the Oregon
question.
We'll, they are great on tale in the
West They say that tho skeleton Of a
miu which was recently dug up in Iennes
see,s about Is feet high, ami must have
stood 10 feet The bones ul the thlrh end
leg measure feet 6 inches The skull -
described as being about lwo-rhlrds the ,iz.
Of flour barrel and capabs of huIdlnp in
lis cavities near Two bushels.
The English Navy has 2s2 ships H.
case of war, the United States has 100 OOO
G.I. no
brigs in less time than il would take 10 ob
tain volunteers for one man OF war from
Woowrch dock,ya ard.
The venerable Mrs. Rochester. from
whose family lhe nOurshng city Of Roches
ter IN. Y. dery-d lis name, died at that
place LAST week. The authorities and ci,l.
Zens hon0red her memory by public fu~
neral, which was attended on Thurs
day.
Mr. l. johnson rell dead in Providence
on Sunday afternoon, while in an otd lcl
lows procession, attending the remains o
a deceased brother to She tomb.
At Quebec, Thermometer Is degres5 be-
low zero Snow l3 feet deep, IN plies
DuAlIo robes IN demand, or as Burton says
Bear skins IS rlz,'
Slina, N. Y, produced three million
bushels OF salt last year Sllna is fine
place. 1t ssvors Of salt and beauty.
There are raised in R,ck coun,y, Il,Ioo,
the present year,70O 600 bushe.s Of wheat.
The population OF Ae couny - only 1000.
The Me,hohtsls have already l,ra,vi q
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The English Navy ha. 2s2 ships H.
case of war, the United States has 100 900
fishermen, who will man 282 ships and
brigs in less Time than il would take 10 ob
tain volunteers for one man OF war from
Wool wlch dock-y ard.
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NOTICE
E 5 he-chy given that have purchase of Nose,
q Nay the following lroperty, to witt
Que NanAe GlOck
Three BejSfeads
One HiGsh Kete
IiUe ShoaB
Oae Ha8b Iub
one Chest
Ii00 Barrels Cider
one BarrG Nine
and have left the same in his possession durine
my pleasure; and hereby forbid any ucrsun taking
them from him by purchase OF otherwise without
my consent
FREDERICK HAROLD
December |, 1910
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The Washington correspondent Of The
York Gazette, under date of els, inst,
saws:
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-16
MEOW CAN YOU DOUBT THE MEDI.
KH GAL. NIRTIIES OE ANTREI i ANTI

DYSPEPTIC POWDERS, the only sure remedy evel
offered IL the public prepared expressly for that com
paint single tIial of which will convince the mos
scepcal of its ability TO cure in any stage and undc
any form, and being purely vegetable, persons Of The
most delicate constitution may use il in all kinds O
weather with perfect safety.
Numerous certificates of highly respectable Cit
tens can he given by calling at Mr.. Caleb Cressont
Drug Warehouse, No. North Third ST., al Cant
Rll's, corner of Carpenter and Second sts., Phade
Ihia, of which have attacned few.
John Tizmoire, Badeshur9; Mr.. Henry Hoover
Mbyamensing Road, Philada. Mr.. Sam'l G, Douglass
Sail-maker, South whaIves; Robert Cav, No $40 S
Second ST. Mrs. NIcMulleu, Catharme ST., Southwark
M Charles Dick, Second near South ST.; Mr.. Cald
wdI, No lGs South Fourth ST.; Nj. David StlweI
Stan Mill, Thirteenth and Willow SITS; Nh. Barklc,
Jackson, No. l66 Prime ST. Mr.. Cherries Thaw No. AZ
Mo!aRensing Road Mrs Steel, No 10 Moyamensing
Road; Miss Elizabeth Cope, Carpenter near Sixth s
Mrs. Lawrence, Commissioners Hall, Southwark
Mrs. FELTON,, Ninth near tst.; Mrs. MinleI, No
% Reckless ST., Southwark; Mr.. Thomas Reynolds
Mead alley; MIR. Hand March, No. % Prime st.; Sam
ii. Watson, 800 South Third ST., Plumber; William
Price, Jr., Second ST.; John Price, Blacksmith Mis-
Mary Delaney, in George above Sixth ST.; Mrs. Shil
don, corner OF Mary and Front streets, Joseph Cain
Esq Mobile, Ala.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by C.4LEB CRES
SON, at his Drug Warehouse, Nos North THIRD
ST., Philadelphia; also, by the regularly appointed
agents;
J. F. Perkins & Bro, eomer ofFrankln and Green
sts., Baltimore, Md.
f. II. Perkins, No. 1876 West Baltimore ST. corner o
Green ST., Baltimore, Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederick city, Md.
J. +. Callan, Washington city, DC
II. Peel 4 Co., Alexandria, do.
J. l.. Kidwell, Georgetown, do.
Prepared only by the subscriber, corner ofCarpen
ter and Second sts., below Christian, Philadelphia
q3-Observe, none are genuine without the sigma
ture JOHN a. C.fNTRELL. ml2-d