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The Militia and its Arms

From The Report Of the Colonel Of
Ordnance to Congress, Of the appor-
tionment Of arms to the militia Of the
Union under the act of 1903, during
the year 1914, it appears that the
number Of the militia last year was
I,Sl0,574, and the number Of arms
distribu led, about $4,000 stand.
1t is, however, a matter of surprise
and regret that so many States have
neglected to make their annual re.
turns; Delaware has NOT been heard
from since 1927; New Jersey and
Louisiana reported last in 1929; In.
diana in 1892; Maryland ami Missis-
siPpi in 1888, aud Georgia in 1889.
Can it be possible, that the returns
OF those years are taken because they
contain greater number Of enrolled
men, and thus enable the States to
draw greater number of arms than
they would be entitled to by the pre-
sent years returns? If this is the
case, our militia system is infinitely
below what even its worst enemies
ever desired it TO be. The Senate.
erefore, is right in making searching
Inquiries into its condition at the pre-.
sent time.
The old militia system has failed
slgnally failed in this country owing
to its erempts. The skuIkers from du-
ty having employed boys and loafers,
IN many instances, to take their places
in the line, have, in justice to them.
selves, and as an apology for their re-
mlssness, actually laughed the effec.
tive militia, arms, officers and all out
Of existence.
Mr.. Buckingham, the venerable
editor Of the Boston Courier, struck
the first blow at the militia Of New
England, through the mirth teeming
columns of the "Galaxy." Co.. Pluck
and the extravaganza musters in the
Middle States seconded the attack.
and soon the sad spectacle was pre-
sented to the world, Of a nations di
vesling itself of every means of de
ience out Of pure fun-to carry on a
miserable joke conceived in malice.
and executed in revenge.
The distribution of arms is also a
humbug-not that the distribution is
not well and truly made, but that the
arms do not stay where they are put
when distributed. The guns, in most
States, are placed in State armories
or loaned to the citizens. When once
from the hands Of the Ordnance store
keeper, they are in the country, as it
Is termed. There they get mingled
with the effects of deceased person,-,
The Southern journal., 1846-02-07

Hiram G. Runnels has been appoin-
ted BY the President collector of Gus
toms for the district of Texas, and in.
rpector Of the revenue for the port of
Galveston in the State of Texas.
The Southern journal., 1846-02-07

The following is going the rounds
IS th- s-e-.roners. under the head
Of "Selected items;"-"Joshua X.
Hitchcock, poor mechanic in Balti.
more county, Nd, had added to his
femily the other morning, three daugh
tiers, whom he named Mary Florida.
Martha Texas and Jane Polk. He
has now seventeen children.''
The Southern journal., 1846-02-07

the British and French Governments in the
affairs Of Buenos Ayres as a gross outrage.
Butt is question whether we are prepared
TO take care Of all the Republics Of South
America.
Mr.. CTii;enden, on leave, introduced n
preamble and resolution, setting forth That
il is desirable TO terminate The treaty ei
joint occupancy, and giving authority TO
the President TO give the twelve months
notice whenever in his opinion the public
interest demands it; but giving it as the
sense of the Senate, however, that the no.
tice ough: not TO be given until after the
present session. This resolution lies over
TO the 10Th Of Feb, with other resolutions
of the same character already before the
Senate.
The rest of the session was occupied in
the consideration ofa private claim, after
which the Senate adjourned.
In the House, the Oregon question was
taken up in Committee of the Whole and
debated 10 the hour of adjournment -
Nothing novel was elected upon the sub.
ject, and it is therefore needless to give
abstracts Of the speeches made upon that
day.
The Southern journal., 1846-02-07

GERMANY.-We learn from the N.
o. Jeffersonian that great prepara-
ations are making in Vader, land to
emigrate to this country. II is esti.
mated that 10000 will come in the
next four months, chiefly from the ag.
ricultural districts. We should like
for a portion ofthem to settle among
US for they are industrious and make
the best of citizens.
The Southern journal., 1846-02-07

Richard Montgomery, major.gener-
al in the United States Army, wa,
born in Ireland, 1887; served under
Gen. Wolf, at Quebec, 1853; return,
to England, resigned his commission.
and removed to toAmerica; was appoin.
ted in conjunction with Schuyler.
commander Of the northern forcc. -
which capacity after forming juno.
ton with Col. Arnold, attacked Que.
oec' when the only gun fred by the
enemy killed him and two aids. Con.
eress directed monument 10 be erec.
'ed to his memory in front Of St.Paurs
church, New York. whittier his re-
mains we're afterwards forwarded.
The Southern journal., 1846-02-07

We hardly know What TO make of
the weather. On Thsrsday last it
was warm and raining, yesterday it
hailed, and to-day We look for snow i.
The Southern journal., 1846-02-07


As the times are pretty "screwing"
just about now, and our friends, the
most Of them are in tolerable "bIue"
way, their faces about a feet long and
terribly down in the mouth, we have
concluded to give them some advice
which we think by far the best reme-
dy for the hard times. Cheat the
doctor by being temperate, the law
yer BY keeping out Of debt, the dema-
gogue BY voting for honest men, and
poverty by being industrious, and sub.
scribe to the Southern Journal. Pay
the PRINTER, if you wish to prosper
and by happy.
A learned philosopher wisely says:
"Where house is well filed with
books and newspapers, the children
are usually intelligent and well infor.
med; but if there are no books or pa.
pers the children are ignora nj, il
not profigate." Now there is no ex.
cuse for the farmers in this county, for
the Journal is pulished at 50 per an.
mum, and it should be circulated in ev-
cry family throughout the county.
Among the ancient Romans there
was a Law which was kept inviclable,
that 40 man should make public feast.
except be had provided for all the
poor in his neighborhood. 1t would
be blessing If this law was in force
among Christians.
We hardly know What to make ol
the weather. On Thsrsday last il
was warm and raining, yesterday II
hailed, and to-day We look for snow
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fsctured from the pure Cumberland lead. OF the FOL-
lowing degrees Of hardness nu uuH. mn D. n n. =.
Office Wtiting Pencils.
Red Chalk Penrils.
Pi,en, Improved Everpoin, Leads for perch ca.
sss If II siz.s
Gr They are cone'sn'ly receiving fon Europ-
additions 10 their S1ooK. aud respectfully nvta
purchseers to call and examine for thomselvss
Gr $. ". d Co. have jos. puhlished the laugh.
hle Game of What dye Boy, bv ptov sor Punch :
also the Natioral Game Of the Star Spane'cd Ban,
ner-thev also havs the agency for the following
popular games which thew offer TO the Trade At
publishers prices. viz Or. Busby; Mansion Of
Happiness; American Eagle; Master Rodbury and
his pup ls; Chsrsc' eristics of Distinguished Per.
sons Pope and Pagan; Scripture History Iustra.
tel; The Game of lIeroo; The Ilinsraed Alpha.
bet> Pickwirk Cards; Shok -pesre in a new Dress:
OtaI' Of Fo tune; Race Of Improvemen' Srifr of
Genius; Ro'inson Crusne; Cards of Mag: also,
Abhotts new srries Of Dtawina Csrls; Christmas
Cards oi Good aud Dad Passions; Merry Game of
Trip to China; Game Of American Revolution.
Phil,delphia, February 7th ls46.
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II j II RS r TIE,
HARRISBURG, PA.

7 BEG leave to lnf,rm the public ha, have itfg
Phisiephi,, AID an nnw located in Haris.
burg. he sea- Of the Executive and Ss's q m
meut of Pern~yvsnis, where nov oc-utv ,ho.
s,pIic'ous Hotel recently kept by Nj. Mrhew
Wilson,
This spacious building, having beer rr-,ose'y
pl'nned and erected for Hotel Of ,fa &C. class,
J: moi surpassed il equaled, hy sny lar est,t-.
l'shment in Pennsylvania; and having Undergone
thorough renovation, the psrlors. rooms and
chambers are now fitted up in style tina, COM
binrs elegance with comfnrt and convenience
NV TABLE is pledged To I've supplied with The
hest fare the Markets can produce, the ch rgrs at
the slno tins heing moderate rs any of ,hp best
regulated as'a' l.hmep's elsewhere IN .hor,. M
eSsItions shall I've spared on my part, on he part
OF every member Of nv household, to make IL what
it should he. in TIE Capital of one Of the most pop
ulous and interesting State Of the Union.
With these promises, accommodations and fac-
li,ies, and the fact tha, the Hotel is most eliuihlv
situated, with confidence, most respectfully SOL.
cit the patronage Of the Public
DANIEL HERR.
Tn,e Of Hers Ho,el, Chesnut ST., Philad,
Harrisburg Nov. 90. ls46.--3m
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Poison.

VEIE think man who will make and palm
" up'n an unsuspecing person. "Sugsr
Coa'ed Pill" not having on the box DR.. G. Beuj'n
Smiths signature. would not hesitate 10 sell poison,
regardless of all consequences. No "SucAn Coz.
TIN PITTS" can be relied upon. unless DR.. Smiths
signature is on the hos. and " all Others are either
imitation or counterfeit, and oil course dangerous to
use.
QT CAUTION.-As a miserable imitation has
heen made, hy the name of "Sug,r Coated Pil-.'
/, is necessary to be sure that On. 6 Benz SMITHS
.igua'urc is on every box. Prce 25 cents.
Principal Office. l79 Grrenwich ST \ W York.
Sold by JOHN W. FRil.TNG. SunJWv.
WIN. FORSYTHE. Norihumd.
Feb ISd6
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BEhSDRErus Pitts by cleansing the Blood
fiom al Impurities gives power TO every organ to
perforr' its functions hcal'hily matter whether
externally or internally situated. Nature ha, form.
ed the bowels for the evacuation of all unhealthy
humors Of the blood, and if man would bu, use
common sense, he would take care they performed
this Office faithfully. II she bowels are out of OF.
der, if too slow too fast, few doses OF Brandreh
Pills will hiring them TO order. Ask the man who
was dying from cnnsg;na,ed bowels wha, cured him :;
he tells YOU, Br,ndreth Pills Ask him who has
had The dysencry for 81. months. and every rene.
dy had failed he viii tell YOU tha, Brandr,ih PiIls
cured him in week. s. with other diseases
Twelve Biandre,h Plils rubbed down in n half pint
OF moassos, cured tle boy Of an ulcer Of the face
which was rspidly spreading TO his eyes, and which
dozen doctors had tricd to cure he poor parents
would have given hai they were worth t, have had
il cured, but every thing they tried did no good un
til they gave it tea spoonful of molssses every
day, in half a pint Of which they had rubbed down
twelve Brande,h's Pills before the whole Of the
molssses was taken. he ulcer was cured.
Or Purchase of Il. B. MasSer, Sunhury, or of
the agent, published in another part Of this paper
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TERMS REDUCED.

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CONSTITUTING the oldest and mos, Eyt"n-
" sive Establishment Of the kind in the Worlj,
and containing more than THOUSAND POR.
TRAITS, embracing those of some Of the mos,
distinguished individuals in the United States.
Admittanre Tree.
This Establishment having been awarded Tho
Medal, -Four First Premiums snl tiCo m HctsI'
Hgnors" at the Exhibitions at Boston, New. Yosk
and phadei hh, respectively, for best Picture, ani
Apparatus, il thus Ally sustained in tie posi-.
ton OF superiority her' .ntre universally assigned
by the puhi'. - "Firsf IN The World"
June 9sth. ls45.-lv
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Notice.

|V>HE subscriber beine appointed BY tho Court
a OF Common Pleas of Northumberland county.
Auditor, TO ascertain ard report the liens under the
second mortgage upon the real estate of the Shame.
kin Coal and Iron Company, in said county. in
order that distribution may he made Of the pro-.
ceehs of the lae sher's sale Of said estate, among
the lien creditors, on the first Monday Of The next
April court, at Surhury, all persons holding or
claiming liens against said rs ate are her, by rpon
red 10 present them The subscriber, at his Office
III Sunhury, on or before the % d,y Of March
next. II. b. MASSER,
Feb 2Sth Is46 1T Auditor
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~ A. d. ls46.
Grand Jurors.
Deldtodre-Jsmes Armstrong Joseph Nicely.
Mhon.-Iecn rd Shrsrer. Daniel u. Csner
Chihsquaqr.-Henry Csul. Ell jah Hil Ro.
bert GifIen, W'lli'm Castel.
Point.--john Garret.
Northumberland - Andrew Wilson. George
Ever.
Sunbury - Caleb Fisher.
Angusta.-Ssmuel Garipger. Solomon Evert,
Shan,okin Daniel Miller,
Ruh.-Samuel Glnger.
Coal i-Ardrcw Klnppr
Upper Mahonoy--Jacob Strssser, Samuel Els,
ter. Peter Seller. Jacob Geist. Daniel Kaufmsn.
Lower Mahonoy-Philip Kersietter.
Lille Mahonoy y-Nichol's Drumheller.
Traverse Jurors.
7urbut-John Sample.
Le,Dis-Jacub Jarret, William Mcclure, David
Lilly.
Deld,uure John D. 1inehach, Wilson Hutche.
sor, John NJ. Thatcher, Peter Shady, Joseph
HAYES George Watson.
Mhon.-James Whittier Palmer Johnston II en-.
~ Wilhelm, John Leib, Jacob Miller John Evans,
Patrick Montague.
ChiHsquogue. voris, William Housel,
Thomas Rasrr.
Pom.-J"hn Deal. Henry Morgan.
Nerfhumber amd-Jsmes Taggsrt, Thomas Gas
kirs.
Sunbury-Daniel Henncer.
augusta Samuel Rciland, Dennis Woolvcr'on
Henry Brewer, Peer K,eaerr. John Srarner, John
B. Shipm,n, Thomas Snvder
Stdniokin.-Chare es Martz. Samuel Kelly, Nj
cholas Yocum, Chrs'isr b usch'g.
Rush.-William Bear, Jacob NJ ,lham, Henry
Weaver.
Upper Mahonoy-Jon,than Rei,z, John Mau-
rer. jr.
Lo,orr Mahonoy.-Jacob Bower. John Michael,
Jsc b snyder
Little Aahonoy.-Isaac Dornseif, Samuel Wa,
gener.
Jackson.--Henrv L,t.cha Daniel Hibi,h.
Petit Jurors.
Tnrbut.-Hsn,v Follmer
Leris-Pe'.r Stahl. Thomas RusspI.
DeIa,care-J.ssr Pa'kcr, Joseph Irwin.
.MHon.--C. A. Laneen.
ChiGS9uo7ue Charles Search, Nathan Jarret
Point --Daniel Robins.
NorthumJeriand.- james Hilburn, Thomas Wi
lhingtnn. Daniel Brauticam.
SunJury.- Reuben Fesry.
Augusta. David Rrrser, Solomon Hertzel, snr
John Har, Fred,iick Haa,.
hamOkin.--Snl"mrn Keller, William Amner-
man, James John, William G. Kase, David Miller,
Dariel Feg'ly, David N. Lake.
Rush-John Desha, Jacob Gearhar', Peter
Haughawout.
Coni-Soomon Dunkelbfrger, Henry Keysor.
Michal d, rick.
Upper Matonoy.-Anthony Yoder, George
Re.,ler. Jonathan E,senhsrt
Lo,ccr Mahonoy --Is,ac Ro,hermel, Peter VII.
mer.
Jnchson-- John Dohner.
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10 N B. ST RYK Err,

Of he late firms IF Ne,ekrk & Sryker, and
Stryksr d Pogue,
AS resumed the Wholes oc Dry G ,ods Busi,
l. ness, and now offers for sale, at Nos. l2 aud
IA Bank street, Philadelphia, adjoining Myers,
Ciashop & Cos Auction Store. No. Ts MARKET
street, general assortmen, If Dry Goods, chiefly
pnrchasei al auction. a, very small advance Tor
cash, or cl,y scceplanc's.
Believing that his long experience in pu'chas' 6
will 'uahlr him to sell his Goods al the loves Me-,
h, prices, he invites hi Old friends and oshes
Wis ing to buy, to favor HIN Nils a call,
PhiisdslPhis, Nov }, fsy.-Ap
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Orphans Court Sale,

pursuance of al order of tie Orphans Court
u Of Centre coun'y, will he exposed Ia public
sale, on Saturday the 2sih day Of February, at the
hou'e OF Jonas Alosser, near Spring Mills, in said
county,
certain tract of land situate in Gregg township,
Centre cou"ty, on the Beieionts Tunl ike, con.
tanning 80 acres more or less, 80 acrrs OF which
are cleared and in the best stale Of cultivation, aud
acres excellent meadow land wherein are erec.
ted large and elegant frame dwelling house. with
spring IN the cellar, large harm, and Other Out.
buildings. The land is well wa,ered, and here is
an exec lent orchard on the premises. Late The
estate Of Philip Mosser, sn'r dc'd
The conditions are one half To be paid when the
sale is confirmed aud the residue in two equal yeal
ly payments, secured by moriesge on The property
CT II sid property cannot he sold, il will he
rented tor one year. by public ou,cry, Al the sbnye
named time and Place Possession will be given
Oh the first day Of April mkt.
PHILIP MOssER.
February 18th. ls4e-N Adm'L
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GJA Washington correspondent relates the fol.
lowing. as something rare, we persune, in that
place Of primitive virtue
~ curious case of horse whipping ! am told
has occurred in this city within the last fe days
The parties were young carpenter, ged in
making some repairs to the house ofa gentleman
of this city, and female a servant in the same
family, and who, as the story goes had been sent
ny the gentleman aforesaid, with paper of ma lis
to the chamber where the carpenter was at work.
Certain propositions, it is said, the precise ma.
ture of which has not TRANSFERRED were made 10
the lady during this visit 10 which she appear
ed to give ready ear, greatly to the delight of
the enamored carpenter. She promised him to
return in a few minutes, ascended, provided
herself with cowhde. re.sscended. 10 the cham.
Der aforesaid, and gave to the astonished knigh,
of the saw and smoothing plane cowhdng such
as would be considered creditable performance
by the most fastidious amateur in such matters
party of young gentlemen, il is also said, hear.
ing Of the transaction the second evening, took
up collection for the benefit of the heroine
amounting to some fifteen or twenty dollars with
which they purchased and presented her an ele
CANT bonnet, as taken of their respect for her
virtues and admiration of her prowess
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To Purchasers Of
. r Y c. O o D S.

VIlHE subscriber, No. l2l Pearl street, Nc-
Il York having established Branch at No. 23i
South Second ST., Phadepha, IL now openingr
and will be constantly receiving from tho New
York Auctions, an extensive assortment of
FANCY 6. STAPLE DRY Goops.
which will be sold at the lowest New York prces,
at wholesale ard Retail. Among his stock wi be
found good assortment Of the following aftlrIe'i
Jaccone,s Plaid Hair Cord, Lace, SlrLo. BOOK,
Swiss and Tsra'an Muslins. Bsho p and Linen
Lavrs, Fsncy Cap NetIs, Fancy and DS'l Dres-e',
Thread Laces Application D., ch Back = K
Trimmirg Lace, Irish Linens. Linen Csmh'ics.
Linen Cnmhrc Hdkfs., Curtain Frnges, Cashmere
dEcosge, Mnuselnc de Lane. silk and Cotton
Warp accas, Gu ems Cloth, Gs's Pisd-.
French Ne,inos Bl'ck Si'k., Give Si X Hose,
Shawls. Cravs 4. Rlhbon- Emh'nderis &c, &c.
Country Merchants snj Others vi,l'lug Phi del.
phia New York To purchase, a.s respectfully in.
vi,ed 10 cal examine the 81 cks.
Nov. |. ls45-lv g. n. MOORE.
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Removal.
DIR. D. +. TRITES,

90 RESPECTFULLY informs IN. ei.
" tzens Of sunhury and vicinity. that he
has removed his residence TO the Brick
, House in Market street. one door We,
OF the Red Lion Hotel. where thankful for pas, "a.
-ors, he hopes tn receive continuation Of the liner.
al patronage which has heretofore been extended to
linn. Feb %, 1S46.-6m
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A Coon fDEA.-A Bank has been established
at Cincinnati, which lends money to the poorer
classes in sums from $40 upwards, for single
day OF longer either on endorsed notes, or notes
Of hand left as collateral security This will af.
ford the day laborer an opportunity of relieving
himself from any embarrassment
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OYSTERS! OXsTERs!!

ITNHE subscriber would respectfully inform per.
Il sons deslng in OYSTERS, and the pubic
ecnera'iv, ths, he has purchased the inter, $, of
fh,''p Shay, in the Oyster business. vt Northum.
heHand, where he is prepared TO supply dealers vi
superior Orsrrn, at the shortest notice, put 30 at
me celebrated establishment Of Fields q Stav, in
Baltimore.
All orders sent bv mall or otherwise, will be
punclualIy attended 10.
r. WILMINGTON.
Northumberland. Feb. %. 1876
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

VNHE Partnership heretofore existing between
Il the subscribers under The firm Of HefTner &
Rhosds, was dissolved Oh the lst day Of April.
is45. by mutual consent. Benjamin Heffner is
dpy authorized to ss,'le The business Of The firm.
BENJAMIN HEFFNER,
HENRY RHOADs
Gr Books. Notes. Judgments, and ell accounts
are IN The hands Of David MartI, ESQ. for collec-
son. b. HEFFNER.
shs Dohis, Feb. -. Is4e.--os
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that they will resist the FIRE of any building in the
word. The outs de-ca.e Of the Safes are made OF
boiler iron. the inside c1se of soapstone, and be-
tween tho utter case and inner case is - space Of
me inches thick, and ia filed in with indesuuc-
uhle materil, 81 MS tn make it impnss hility to
ever burn any of the contents inside Of thi. Chest
lhcse apstone Sa'nandeIs we are prepared
Al d do chalenar the wsrld IN producr snv article
il tie shap" of Book Safrs hat viii stand ~ much
tcsi, snl we hold ourselves ready q, all 'im,st,
have them IA ry te,ie bv public horfre, .hou'
"v f "ur competitors feel disposed to try ,her-
w" also cont nue t. manuteciu'e and Keep
SANITY on hand, large and general assortmen, of
our Premium Airtgh' Fire Proof Safes. Il which
we have large quantity in use, AMI in every in.
stance they have given entire satisfaction TO the
purthascrs-of which we will refer the public to
few gentlemen who have them in use.
n. & G.. Taylor, 100 north 81 st.; A. Wright
e. Nephew. Vine 81. whuf; Alexander Caror, Con,
vryancrr. corner Of Fihe,t and 9th s's.; John NJ
For', 32 north 81 t.; Mvcr- Bush, 90 nnrh 81
It; BAILEY {: 8rohsr, l3S Mskct It; James N.
Paul, ldl .ourh 4'h ST. DR. David lyme, & south
Sd st; Matthew T. Miiler 20 south Sd St.; AID
~" could nome scm. thre or ton' hu dtfd he's
If l. w,re necessary. Now we inv e he ait nt,n
Vt the pubic, and particularly those T. want e
Fne Proof Safes to call st our store b fore puch
sing elsewhere, snd we think W. can s,tizf, t EN-
thai they will get better sni cheaper sriicle at
our Il r. 'h'n any other esahl SHIN. n, in th cry.
We elso continue 10 mnnuf5ctue >e,l and Ca
pNinl Presses, made in such manner as II an
swer both pur,o,es: Hosting Machn = Fire
Proof Do'rs, with our own Manufacture OF locks
on them, with b. Evsns's Patent Kes hole cover
attached 10 The same; plain and ornamental Iron
Railing. &c
n. B-We keep constantly on hand large as.
srrtmen, Of our Patent Slate Lined RcfIger tr,s
Water Filters and & oilers; End we have also on
hand several .ecnnd baud Fire Proof Chests taken
in exchange for ours which we will dispose of a,
rerv prices.
Philadelphia. January 81 h, 1876