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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-01-08

THr FNAscEs or PKSssrIvASIA.--The receipts fro
oil during the year s47 amounted ,70s,
which includes balance in the Treasury, December J. 1916,
Of sss467s The receipts from the public works amounted
to and from the on real and personal estate
$780, ISL The expenditures during the last year amount
cd to leaving balance in the Treasury the
st Of December last Of $780, 500 Among the items Of
pendtue for the last year find $780, SIS for The public inn
provements, $780, 3 for the expenses Of Governments and
81, 002, $40 for interest on State debt
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-01-08

DEArH OF LIEUT. RIDeELr.--The painful news Of the
death Of Lieut. H. RipsKLr confirmed by letters from Vera
Cruz letter dated Vera Cruz December "a, states that
he killed in action with the Mexicsns about the 2sd
Of November, at small town called Ma,smoros, about 6hy
miles from Puebla. The letter adds
che was serving Adjutant General to General LANE,
and when be fell displaying the gsaniy of his name and
race, in leading charge against the enemy, which he sus
tanned the honor Of his ancestors and proved himself worthy
Of his comrades"
Lieut. RDeELr leaves wife and three children 70 mourn
the loss Of most afectionse husband and parent
baltimore Patriot.
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Serbeir0tbet.

-Durb Ocn ebrip. 5rn. 8lafs, in gintins
natl, am 20. SUM 6err IBm s. 9. &iber.
fen, Nepaft6r Des u9entIcbcn Wepublitas
ners, init 8rdusiu &ucia G., Sotbter prs
peritorbenen 6rn. Artbibalo $on9pprtb, bon
Supsgarolina.
-pnrdt oen gbrp. s. G. 8utbrr, am %.
SUM, 5r. Hlbsrt Nrmono, NIT On6 gfber
Wlaleberser, beioe BON Neabins. ......
-oureb ben ebrm. &. 3. Sdser, AM 10.
sunni, 9erf Sohn Wlillsr, init MlB Dlaria
&noa, beipe BON Ober 9ulpsbofen. -. .
-oureb ocn ebrw. 80. 9. grnft, ON II.
Suni 6r. 8i6aro Spcbn, mic OliB 5anno
6sbn -6r. Scbn NolIman. init Diff 6ermi:
na Sto(s, 2lne bon Bsrts gauutp.
-ourtb ben ebrp. qBm. pauli, ait 25,
Snni 6r. Sobn O'Oeir, NIT 9RiS Sulanno
Wloper, BON Gumru.
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irst in oieiem gamntp i'll 2lmte lit, einseban.
otgt iperoe. ..-
CENTRE FOUNDRY
'5" sOScncrf 1lnD Sbeefer

3eisen oem aeebrtsn publiPum erssbsnfl
an, paB fe atpiirben per. 2tsn uno Sten uno
gbeennt' uno Sranflinttra6e, in ber Stapt
Neaoins, cine neue eiIen9ieBerei erriebtst bas
benz iporin ite aae Gcrteu Gu6rpaarsn bic 3u
ibrem Sabe aeb6ren, aufs Sste berfertisen.
W1an ipiro ltcb, bdpneere bemhben bic neue
ten Sorten bon Defen aufs SrlltpmmsutFe
gu perferti9en 70 baB pielelben tpecer al 9jls
te nod az 0auerbafti9felt ibertroftn ipers
zen e6nnen. Hub ,pirb man ale Su6waartn
rie an t1Iofbinerien coer 5ur errcbtuns
BON GctaupCn 9etraubt iperoen, prompt unb
CUR 3nfriebenbeit Oefertisen.
gi'rrne Railings (Seldnccr,) bon jeber
8crm uno O1ulter, wcrpen auf 8etellnng pers
ftrtiat uno frrti9 auf9citclIt
Aae Scltsllun9cn fir Nrbsiten iperpen oanf
bar an9encmmcn uno prompt belcr9t. See
ltsIlun9Cn t6nnen cbcnfaas ou Wlellert'e 81
fenStobr, SO. 81, im oil[icbcn Warft Sie>
ef, 9cmaebt nerprm. -H"#...#.
81. 8.-Alter @u6 miro in 6anoeI an9es
ncmmcn.
NcaoinM SUM 20. l949. m.
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9elifate Eranfbeiten.
frin ninncr 1NnRtnr

Jeoer Fam fein ci9ncr DoFtor fein
pureb Or. 9. 8. &irnlep's Seilmittcl fir al
ls beitatrn &rantbsitsn ftc m69cn and feiil
ipe fe ipollen, Fam i'm 8ebeimen cine pells
fcmnene Sur srlan9t uno be,pirft perben--
obns 5inosrniB bes Sei6afts pber gntbalts
Iameeit i'm gGen ober 9rinfen neil bel Der
Olert5in Sorfetrifen in oentfb nno enslis
1tber Spratbe .1no, Die 2Qce 70 oeatlieb anses
ten perben, ,pie man lteb bebanbeln nnt tbun
Ica. 20 ba6 man in fur5er 3sit pclltcmmen
pieetr bsrSeiteat fein ipirb.g r,gl457} aid ,,,
.Jobn I. Hienley, y. 8.
6aupt. Office lei II. pu,pslIs, 9Ib 6te ctr.
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per 3elt uno bic gum 9lltsr BON 29llcn Sabs
Re feines 4lttrs CT Gb nit 96ulebalten CT.
klabrte. CT puroe bann CUR Draris Su9elal:
en uno bat leltpem perftbiecene 30 be Nemter
ln't ausse5eibnstsr Sabisfeit bebient. 6r.
IS. Ut tpabrlid eiu Gelbttsscmahter Wlann.
Olillaro Sillmcre, infer ganbioat firSiee
fpreitoentf TT jeet Comptroller BON 81. 0ort,
En wsltbem boben Nmte CT burcb mebr ais
G8,OOO @tirtmen Olebrbeit erwdblt ipuror /!
(sr ,par Scrftscr oer COMMITTEE bon Wlittrl
|inb QSsae bonn S7fen gon9rs6, beri6;
Eets Die SarifBia BON l942, uuo III elmer
Rer fabislten mo pepmlarfrn Mldnner in
1leu Vorf.
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GT9uifsn, @rfdItun9sn 2(ifbma uno jsbs
onbere Fun9ens uno Sruif:Sranfbsitsn wcrben
9rtineIb eurirt burtb
Doctor 5mapne'S
3ulammen9eieeten 8iIofirI1en Sprup,
GsfstbiefsS 3eu9nis.
ct. Qoui6, Sspt. 7. 1916.


Or. =. GaferlD unb @o.-O1eine Sorrren-
Sb bin isit mebren Sabrcn init ou6Sebrenber
Sranfbeit bebaftst 9emefsn, weIdbe Der 8elCbids
lbfst mebrer Der Der 6Griibmteitsn 2(srsteSroB
Dot. Nfsin 6uiten mar ottmat feDr Defti9 NIT
Sbner,en in Der Sruit uno Seits, uno muste
Isibsn b6 mir baS Qebtn beinabe litrrrilIIQ
purbs. Sulcgt fab lCb SGre An;si9e non 9r.
Sn0Dne'6 julammEngftB Bten QGiIbfrldEnsSD
rup, mltroe burdb eincn meincr Nrsunbe bcrsbet
osnlcl6en ju prObren unb faufte cine SlaGbe
BON Sbnen. Sb fibIe MIDI 9IidInb Sit Be.
nacbribtiQsn ju f6nncn, oaB cine Slaltbe cine
p0lltdnoi9e Sur an mir be,ptrft bat unb id)
MIDI nun Der bCifGn @jtiunbBeit Crfrcue. Sd)
made bjsfc 2tnFj9e in Der S0rm zines 3eu0nfs
feS, bamit Nnoere, bic an 6bnben Sr1nfbeis
ten lcben, miI1en m69cn wo Iie cine icbde6nre
9NebJin finoen finnen. Sis f6nnen ois6 3tuQ:
nib in 8erbinbung NIT Or. SwaDneS juinnls
mn9sfeBtsn Q8tlofirIbensS wsnn 9ie
mplen. Dlit Abtun9 Sbr
1Dm, Carton.
Gin lDort sur 1Oarnun9. .-Set Der
@tnfnbrrn9 metne6 2lrtiftl6 in oG8 0ubIifum,
baben eini9e 9runblagIoft observation-disclosures
ouf9cbrabt, Die nab iScr SeDauptun9 Q8ilbz
friben entbaten. @ini9e ipsroen "SalIamS,
Sitter6," unb ltlbif "QGilbfrIbensSDrup" 4es
nannt, ober meiner 1T Die cinji9e rriQinele unb
dbte Suteuitln9, Die js in6 pubIfum en9ss
fibrt worbcn mas burb bic 6fsntcben llrs
funSen Der &sputIif psnnipluanisn bswisftn
perbsn fam. 9a6 cinji9e Sbugmittel 1T, su
fsben bas msine Hamsn6sllntrlbrift auf jeber
Slafbe lit. Or. <. Smavne.
sE5F'0as pubIifum mro 9enarnt por 8dl>
fbun9en. Der dbte Sprup miro alIsin CUBE.
retet bon Or. SwoDne, 0e. Q6. @ds Der 9ten
uno &aeefrobG philadelphia.
3um 8erfauf bsi Jobn Hitter uno @omp.
Gn9lano uno nIet1Jafen uno Or. Z.
marfbalL N9enten fir Nsabn9.
SEQ. s. Oliasr, Womel5pcrf; Or. @stlsrs,
pottstaun.
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cSnff crl,oltcit,

llm Sebilo gum v6olonen Qeiiten."
GOOO Yfo. brlt ROTH @cbGepsr 3u IA tisl7g.
5000 " citben srscrbt " 90 bis 23 "
1000 " Oleee6sr +" 20 bis % F"
1000 E" pfrbe9eitbirr &" 90 bic 90 !"
5000 " @tubprabt ~ so ct. pas pfo.
500 @bubnasrI 5u 10 ct. Die Out.
90 Snithel 9bubpess 81 ct bic Quart.
1000 pafr Sattler5wefen 4 bis 10 g.o.p
Az SO. 2S, ,psitlhss Wlarft Sicrrf, Der
Ssrfs unO @ebuplfia Sournal 9ruferei &C..
senitcr. Sra9e natb goeber's Qeocrifebr.
Ncabin9 Suai l3. 6W.
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77FT gFTF ETW,
6ng1lgS t "a + b.

l1--nn 15g Smi, ,iH Obsr 8eruan osr1lus:
schruns.o Bcniamin 9trab, i'm soften Sabre
,r--am 2S.. SunL in cicler Staot, glifa:
tetb Srcp, Wittpce bes pcritcrbenfn 5. 2S,
Srep, i'm SOFTEN scbenstabre. inA .".
!. s--aiR ~. Suni in gata,pifa. Or. Dwcn
o seib, frhbsr gcnsrs6rsrreisntant bon pcn
eaunties @olumbia nno sujerne, an per Aus:
jebruns, i'm alter bon 81. Sabren.
-am 10. Slnb in 0amburg, on Der 2luss
5etrnns, alcrantcr S(boenber8cr, i'm 29it.
scbGnsjabre. r .... .-...... ..
-am "a, SUM, in 6amtiirs, uatb eincm
lanawtcri9en &rantsnIa9cr gIiIabctb separe
Sotbtrr prn 6Cnrp $epars, Gsq., i'm "a ten
$chenejabre. ... ...E ..' ...a~e IT,.
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ORp III Vatob 9Rcmmel :?

OrricIbe perlirB bic Bphnun9 feincr O1ute
ter, (eimcr qSittpc) III santater gauntp, Va,
por etlpa finf Sabrcu, I'm Ole Berwanrtsn
Ieincs 9atcr6, in 6amlItcn 2aumfcbip, WOn:
roe Gantp, Spa, 81 brlut6en. gr 1T sIu
tur5er, 9cieBtcr junSsr Wanu, jest i'm 25fen
Sabre lCiucs 2IItGr6, unp 1T ciu Sbmipt lcs
mcs 5aucwcrfs. &einc D1utter 1T iebr Ees
fpr9t bon ibm gu birerL mccm fe lbcn frit
pirr Sabren ntbte nrbr bon ibm erfa9ren
bat, nne nitbt lpris ob CT npcb am >ebcn 1T
oocr nlht. G5rlIte jemanp, pem bleles 5u
8cf6te F6mmt, ctpas non bm unb iHinem
Aufrntbaltr pinen : Der lptroe pcn bcrSlib'
itcn 8anf elmer betastcu unc perla0rncn
2Dittpe mno O1utter erbaIteil, menu ibr Dee
ricbt Don ibm unp lrmsm Gufeutbats se9eteu
miro. ApbrGlIe: @eb Ia NrmmeL
..... &antaitCr spot Office Spa.
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Surge neberlItbt Der Wtdrfte.
Ybilooelpbio, SuIi 8, 1S4t

PDlooelpbia, Sull 8, 1S4S.
DiebmarFt. - SIN Marfts ,parsn 142O
S6Iatbtcbfen, nit @infbIus bon $50, Die
nab yteu Ocrf 9in9en; $40 Sibs uno SdI6er,
$50 Sbmeine uno 1850 Glbaafe q lH. -.
prcfe. .Sbladtcbfen 500 bis "A, Die 100
1funo. Gflcbfiibs brabten Sl9 bi8 $s32;
springer $12 bs So 6; trcdne &ibe SO Bis
Sl5. Sbmeine murben perfauft gu 81 bis AZ
bic 100 Dfunb. Sbaafe wurbsn Su 81 biS
3, bas Gtif, pertauft. - - q
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in oemfeIben iBt, trinft. uno f1ldft. Nm
9eoadJten Wor8en 9ln9 Sobnion no6 Dem
9Ba9en oe5 &rdmers. uno parf NIT Stel,
nen auf ibn. Bartlett ,parntc oenS6Dar.
gen, ollein biefer lies nitbt nob, sporauf
Bartlett cine iebsldufi9e piitole berpes
jo9, uno nab ibm fcboB. Ole 8u9el fubr
Dem S6marSpn in oen Qrn, otlein unbe'
fiimmert oarum fubr er nit Dem Stein.
nerfen fort, ipprauf Bartlett gum 5pei
tenmdl losoriidte, uno Der S6War6e Die
&u9el in oen obern Sbeil oe6 S6cnfel6
erbet. ginp brittle &u9eI fu br oidbt ne
ben Ieinem &opf in einen 9foiten. uno
6cim uicrtcn Go6oritfen perioote Die 9i-
lfoIe, morauf Geute bn5ufamen. Die
2Sunoen oe6 SCbwarien follen nibt lie
bcn69tfdbrlib iein; Die 2(cr5te babcn Die
&u0eI aus Dem Stbentet berau50enom.
men. allcin bic i'm 2(ym nob nibt finoen
f6nnen. Sobnion foQ crfldrt baben, ,ncm
ct mieoer 9eiuno ,peroen iollte, 70 rpIroe
er Sartelett t0oten. Oieie OroGun8 fam
Dem Stbpar6en nur nabtbeilio icin uno
ibn piellei0t gum Sclp0bner oe6 Staat6:
Su6tboule6 MAIDEN, oa SortIeet, pic CT,
nur in SelbltpcrtbeOi9uno bonoelte.
SOon. @aSette.
Gin anoerer 2ofofofo Yropbtt. Die
Neu 0orfer GUenin8 9olt, eine6 Der al
teifcn uno oCbtun06spertbrifen oemofrotic
fben Sa0e6bldtter Oct Union, Ia0t iber
Die domination SaVlor6:
9Sir bolten Die prdfioenti0oltsfro
fir 10 gut oI6 oboemobt Sen. SoDor
miro am 4tcn Wdri. lpem CT nob lebt,
QrQltoent iein. @r miro oue iuoti6en
Stoaten BON Gap Wlop bis nab Sep
8elt. pom Sbio bis nab Dem 9tIo @ran
De, fir itd) boben. Siroinien miro eben
70 0cwi6 fir 3ob. Soplor ifimmen. ais
SGo Carolina. Sein ein6i0er oieIer Staae
ten, bon pel0en Sen. Sap llnteritiieun9
uno Stimmen 3u erbolten bofTte, al6 CT
icincn beritbti8ten Srief iber Die Sfla'
PEREZ fbrleb. miro allem Nnl6ene nab,
Dem 8erfahcr iencS 8refe6 AUDI nur 81
ne Stimme fir Die Qrdfocntftbaft 0eben.
SIN gtorocn fnr feline Nu6Ibten foum
weni9er un8tiuiti0. determination Sap.
lor'6 Uernitbtet ieoe Qu6itbten, pclbe
Gencrol SAP no6 0eltern bate.
Die neuenSd,ienen auf oerStonin9ton,
Conn, Gilenbabn fino auf Snoia Rubber
0ele0t. 90 baben AUDI Die QaIIagier &ar,
ren Snoio Eubber Springs, lpeldes oa6
unon9enebme SbGtteln unoH dtteln beim
Geiien ouf Der Giienbobu. beisiti0t.
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u Sn eittelstaun, 2(oams @auntp, erei9,
nete fi6 pori9en SreitaeWoreen Elm Sors
fad, rpordber Die ndbern umitdnoe uns
|tpie fcl9t ersGblt woroen. Sin in fener
|Staot pobnenoer forbeer Mann, Sra.
linens gSilbelm Sobnion. mar fbon cine
|aeraun,e Brit ber einem &r6mer, Namens
|Net1on Bartlett. feino. welber, nenn er
|nab 2ittelstaun fommt. feline 6ausbal,
|tune in ieinem 8aeen fibrte. bas beibt,
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Die n0bbtnannten perfonen fnb al8 2ars
tCQefrorcn fir ba6 SaDr 1848, in psn peribs>
btntn 9iitriFtn BON Strf5 &arntp an9etsQt
wrrrcn. Ole 9sba1trn @oueftcrsn linb erfubt
cbnc 3srSu1 an Dem &onmifioner8 Nnits fir
lire 9upIfnte onSurufsn. ... ....-'..
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Giitriftc. t7amcn ;. GoIleFt'm
NlbanD SimotDD Qa9sn6ub
2lmitp A. 5oeinrid) SeDer 4.E
Bern a."... Somuel @erDaro
Obsr Sern ScGpb Sir, .. y
Bethel .H Sobn gorbner, II.
SrednoG Deter Siemer,
Suinru 5pnatbon 6utb 81
easrnarpOn Srbn s.. &sGp, .
Sole6roOfoale Gibnrb Dunn,
@entsr .f Daniel 9. qoc8, ..
9Ou9las ~ 8ser9 icntfielb, l..
9iifrift w 9opio &eitbaro, n
.@Iias Detsr Notbenber9er,
@rstr . ..= Spbn &at, gT 5'Ia s.
Carl a..l rE Saepb Yrosman,
Griinwitfb U Daniel Sblenfer,
Gambur9 u" Sbriifian Goldman,
Gepforo a.g ~ 2lbrabam Sallabs,
Ober I.eibelbsr9 ~ SamusI gSernsr, .
Horo J1eibelbtr9 p. QSiliam gtcubty
Inter S3sicclberg Scbn Stauet
&uetoun @arl s. QSinf,
Qonflbmamm .. Spbn BnrmfelIs,
Woratamnp S0bn &roa,
Waibentrief . @. QB. QSeilD,
Rorion Samuel Surfbolbsr
OleY 9opib Sdr,
Veif Senjamn 6obrbocb,
penn Daniel Straus,
Nrdlanb Sacob Weibner.
Nibmono Samlel Msrfel, .-..
Mu5tombmanCr @irsOn &ausnSabm
&obeion (oeinrtb Searb, b.
Sutpcbofcn @ottfrsb Sprbner,
Obcr GuIptbcdsn SObn 6aaW '9sa1.
llncn Sobn 6arrilem 3 81
Q6inofor SofspD Shmiet a1,
QScmcl5borf Naron QSsifer, ..
WaIbn9tcn Sobn @itbert
y R. .. QGoro Sbrifian Sbule,
: sc. QS. Q8oro Daniel Sb6ner, d.. B
z g. .. QSoro @sor9 Q. Qepan,
I? 9. SO. QSaro Oicboel Snop. .-
01F Dicjeni9en, weIGe ibrsn Staatstar 30
bem ndbitcn l5tsn Suli tejaDIen, erbalten si
ncn Roblas pcn S Yrcjent pon Dem 70 be;abl
ten Gar, unb tpcnn nitbt mie obsn 9efa9t De
;aDlt miro, 70 miro Der 9onSe Sstra9 on9ercd)
net. Jebn y. Cunniue, Sbrsibsr.
@ommfiiOnerS 9(mt &sas1
c,....: oo
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| Der llntsrlbrsbene biefst nun feinsn Bore
ratbt RON 5tilblen 81 bsosutsne srnieorstsn
prslfen gum 9srfauf. 2tas Die iitb nod nid,t
NIT Gtibten ssrisAsn. babsn. follten ans.fs.. a.:
Dem moblfsisn gtablilitmsnt in Der Oifspenns
ifrass, @bIo pom n&etbsn gtublH Ro. 6s,
100 lie elm oros unb fplenoibss 9tnfcrrmsnt fins
ben rpsrosn; foIdbe alS Sall.9tlfen, 9cbregis
uno asmsine @tible, 9rose Mnb fIsine Sbaus
fesStlbts, gettieS &C., febr rppblfsil. gsa'a &.
@benfaaS Gabinets6eratb, laIS 8ursaus,
su alien Yrsiiem Wltta9s, Sribfif, Yfsilsr,
Mittsl unb @nosSiibs, Ssttlaosn NIT nisbrsn
uno bobsn YfOifsn, @ditbrdnfs, &ibsnfbrdn>
fe, &tsiberfbrdnfe, NrbstS unb 9Safbs@ @tdnoS
2tnflstssSureaus, SOtaS ,s. aass ron ben srs
fabrsnifen 9(rbsitsrn perisrtiet, i'm aasrnsnsfsn
StpIs aus9earbeitst uno wereen fsbr WoblfsiI
psrfauft. 9aS Yublfum unb bsfcnbsrs jun9e
(eauSbdltsr ftnS adtun9spca ein9elaosn anju<
rufen, fsinen 9orratb Su bsiebsn une sann fur
ii6 fsbif Su urtbsilsn.
'@,fr. : 'ltHuH11J Srieorib Ser.
Geabin9, Dldrj ID. 5. r.5 bp.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-06-17
.oNAIN -
CITY DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTAELfsTIMENT, q,


No. 100 Chestnut street, 2 doors above 3D.. south
side, PHILADELPHIA.
TUNHE subscribers. proprietors of the oldes,
IL Establishment IN the City Of Philadelphia
being founded In lsa0, would call the attention
of the public to their recent greai aud ,eonCtrfui
Improvement in takins Daguerreotyp pe Portraits.
SKY LIGHT PORTRAITS The subscribers
beg leave to subjoin few of the notices they
have received from the Press Throughout the
country, in relation 10 the improvement they
the full and clear expression Of the Eye 10 obtain.
ed more perfectly than heretofore.
From the North AmsricayJ
The neutral expression Of the eye ly Mr. co'ns new
process Of introducing the light has been MOS distinctly
aevsopsd % well ss s the lights and shades ndspern.
fFrom the Saturday Corr!er.)
The Messrs. c, have certainly obisined the eye, IN
estter perfection than we have |: elsewhere nnd
th. sePerority together with the ceaness disnctness
and delicate tint they give their pictures. make them
Thy VI admiration, no only ksnesses but % works OF
fFrorn the Harrisburg Cnion.l
We examined specimens of their lkenesses when in the
city the other day ard found them possess all the beauty
OF sharng and fitness Of expression Of the finest steel
graving, which something unusual in Dagucrreptypes
This s obtained by the introduction Of light from above.
instead OF the side of the gallery.
an, From the Baltimore Clipper
ihe most Important Improvement In the Daguerrean
art one by the Messs Collins philadelphia and
sf's IN different manner Of introducing the light and
tam adaptons OF the instrument. We have Of
the portraits, which they have executed and they have the
distnetnoss and beauty o fne eyrvings They are ca.
pecialy remarkable in giving the proper natural express
sion OF the eye"
From every section Of the cou,ry where our pcurcs
have been they have received similar a,tcrinp no,i
The public generally invited To vis, Gacrier
probably the most extensive in the world and Judge for
themselves of the truth of these notices.
Philadelphia, April i5, lS;s-
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Phila., Reading, and POttsViIIe
Raii Road.
l e. 81
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
HHANGE of Hours. aud two Trains Daily
" each way, except Sundays
On and after Monday, May lot. lsls. two
trains will run each way, daily, between Ph,la
and Potisvilie.
MORNING LINE-ACCoMMoDATION.
Leaves Philadelphia at 7s A. NJ daily except
Sundays
Passes Reading at lo.45 A. n.
Leaves Po,tsville At - A. ". daily except
Sundays Passes Reading at o 10 A. n.
The above Line stops At all way stations on
the road ss formerly.
AFTERNOON LINE-F,sT TRIM,
Up Train. Do,on Train.
Leaves Phiad-lphia al Leaves Pottsvi!le al 2 }
"a daily except P. NJ. daily except
Sundays Sundays.
Leaves Phnnixville 3 As Leaves Sch Haven,2 81
" Por,stown, Ais Port Clinton, 3 90
" Reading, s 00l Reading, so
" Port Clinton. 5,45 Pottstown, 80
Sch. Haven, 6lO rhGsixville, s 90
Arrives at Potts. Arrives at State
vile, 6 go Road. $50
The afternoon train will stop only at the above
named stations Passengers for other points
must therefore take the n orniRg I.ins
Depot in Philadelphia, corner OF Broad and
Vine Streets. No Passengers can enter the Cars
unless provided with Tickets.
NOTICE.-Fifty pounds Of baggage will bs
allowed to each passenger in these lines and
passengers are expressly prohibited from taking
anything 90 baggage but their wearing apparel
which will BE- st the risk Of its owner. No
| freight will b taken BY these lines.
BY evdss Of Board Of Msnsgsrs
s. BRADFORD Secretary
| May g. is<s.-f
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" Extract from communication cf the Hon WI.
LIAM WOODBRIDGE OF the U. s Senate, late Governor of
Michigan.
DETROIT, Oct. q, 1910.
Dear Sir,-I have read with much interest," your little
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country during the last few monthsan interest Increased
doubt by the fact that have iniy ialy suffered
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ieve that it will prove great public benefit pies ,cd
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With much respect have the honor To be, SIT,
Nour obliged servant,
| WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE.
! From JAMES GlRsoN, Esq, OF Buffalo, \ y
DIR. CnARLIs OsGoop:-My Dear Sir,-!n answer 10
Your request M st readily state the od experienced IN
my family 10y the US" o your India Ch'hg que. My wite
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On my return wife commenced taking il. After five
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| either the Fever Ague, which is months
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WlfIIINGrOM Co Milton, J. IL RAISER Sclias
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| MnY q. lSiS-tf