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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-24
Theatrical ana Musical

BowERr THEATRE.-After q most sue cessful run, the
spectacle Of Boadcea" has been laid aside for time
and to- night the sterling tragedy Of the Apostate ~
will be performed, with most admirable cast NIB.
Clarke and ] II Hall will play Pescara and Hemeya
Mrs Wemyss will be the Florinda We are glad to zoe
euch tragedy a. this announced as va are persu
that the acting of the principal performers win be we'll
worth seeing After the tragedy the Lees will appear
in their extraordinary gy eas which have been
20 much admired every evening lately at the Bowery
We have spoken in such high terms Of these artists
that those who have not seen them may, perhaps
pk we have exaggerated their merits; but such Is by
Eugene's and H. e. Lees performances on the magio
pole, the bounding globes, sc sarpass anything vet
seen. We advice all to make speedy visit to the
gagged. The very aughable petite comedy of Fou nd.d
on Facts will conclude this evenings bill; Mr. GIL
bert NJ Scott, and Miss Taylor will all appear in It,
BRoADwAY THEArRE.-" Monte Cristor continues
nightly to draw immense houses, with all the attrac
ton Of fsvorite. The frequency and favor with
which the merits Of the piece itself aud those of the
respective actors In It, have been criticised and com.
mepded to the public through these colum us AXE IL
not only supernuous, but almost an insult to our
readers to repeat tbe encoDiums which bsstoy
ed upon it, and all connected with it, every day for the
last five weeks. We have exhausted the English Ian
guage, and unless We take to the French or German
or give our readers small taste Of the Geek by wav
OF variety We know Of mode Of expressp g the
delight we have felt with this grand romantic specta
Gle Lester at home, usu al in all his
As the smuReler Sinbad the Greek an English travel
Ter, and French Able he drew down great applause
by the admirable manner In which be sustained every
part MIS- Abbott, Miss Wsllaok, aud Mr. Frederick ks
sustained their respective parts very respectfully and
conndering the present scarcity Of stars" in the
dramatic armament. they are probably as favorable
specmens Of stock actors as could be fou nd in
establishment They know their business we'll, al nd
are great acquisition to this theatre.
BusTors THrArRx.-"Ths Haunted Man, and the
Ghosts Bargain" dramatic piece from the celebrated
Christmas tale Of Dickens which some Of our enter
prisipg publishers have distributed throughout the
pted States by hundreds of Thousands Of oopies ct
s,xpence each, thus making immense sum Of money
"a were for nothing by the name aud talent Of an
author who gets nothing from them fer his produo-
tion-s crying sbame-a piece Of oommuu ism- "a sort
81 vo-was per ormed last night nc this oharipg little
theatre tho very varieties. the Feydeau tho Porto St
Martin OF New York IL s not the first time that Mr.
Broueham has shown the eminent talent he possesses
Of Decentralization His Captain Cutie WAS excel
lent thing and was mine Of gold to Burton By the
by, cur theatrical msnagers ~ we'll our bookseller
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
New York, " edncsday. january "a, Is4o.
News from K urOpe.

The steamship United States, Captain Hack.
staff, is in her sixteenth day. She was to have
lett Havre on the 9Th inst and touch at Southamp
ton, which would probably detain her day or two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-24

AT Bangor, Maine, on Friday last, the Thermometer
stood 22e below
AtMobile Ala, on the 18th inst, the Thermometer
stood At 22 the coolest weather felt In that city for
nine years.
The Thermometer at Oresnport, Me, on Thursday
last, stood at 10 deg. below ssro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-24

CALIFORNIA NEws.-One or two of the evening
papers of yesterday copied Mazatan letter of the
I'D OF November, from the New Orleans Picayuse,
and called it"six days later from California" Our
accounts from Monterey are of the 18th of Novem-
Der, and that isthe very latest date from California
Mazatlan is in Mexico, and some distance from
the gold region
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-24

GENERAL TAYLOR AND THE CRADLE or LIBER-
rY.--The following letter from General Taylor
IL published in the Boston papers,
BAroN RovoE. La Jan 3, 1910
DEAR SIR: have duly received yours of the 18th
uItimo enclos!pE to me invitation to attend the
Faneuil Hall.
1t would give me the most sincere pleasure to 40.
cept OF your kind invitation tho opportu nifty az
forded me- but perhaps needless to say that cir
cumstances will necessarily prevent I am at liberty
therefore only to express you my best thanks with
the assurance that bad been able to avail myself Of
your courtesy, nothing would have given me more
pleasure, or been more in with my Wishes
than to meet my friends in the tim nored and re-
nowned Cradle Of Liberty" and join in their fesvi-
ties. am sir, with much respect and regard,
Your most ob't servant T.. TAYLOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-24

From MATANzAs.--We are In receipt of files
OF the Aurora de Matdnsas to the 7th inst These
are no later dates than we have had by previous
arrivals from Havana. The Aurora comes In a
handsome new dress of type, instead of the old
fashioned, i'll assorted looking sheet which Spanish
editors are 30 fond of-the aurora has been re
novated entirely, and is completely modernized.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-24

These gentlemen are to be joined by another
party in March, when complete survey will be
made for the construction Of the Panama railroad
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-15

This me iicine was prepared by regular
PHI ysicen and is the result Of an extensive prac
tice OF several years in bilious climate-it is
ntIrely a vegetable preparation and may be ia
ken by any one with perfect safety 10 the most
delicate constitution.
The following extract is from the "Fdrmrrs
and Emigrant's Hand Book." a valuable work of
about 500 pages, recently pnl lisiied by Mcssrs
Appleton s. Co. New York. In chapter 6; page
235, the author in speaking Of Fever and Ae us,
remarks:
"There is a most admirable medicine sold in
most of the Western cities, which can con
scientiously recommend for FEVER and aGuE
and other bilious diseases, it is the NDlA
CHOLAGOGuE, which Is prepared by DR.. Os-
good Of New York, who has made the billious
disorders the West his special study. We
are no friend to those medicines usually Gu He'd
patent, but We have had ample opportunity of
know ing the Invaluable effects Of Il q Cholagogue
in..Biliious cases"
Extract ola letter from Mcssrs. ScArrEuGoop
hAvERsTlcE s Co, ofPhiladeiphia
PHiLApELFHIA, I'd mo cath 1912.
DR.. Osgocd:- Respected Friend We
have had occasion to see the good effects ofthy
medicine in the case of a vonng man who had
been tr Dubbed with chi!ss long tns and could
not get clear Of them, but since he commenced
taking bottle of thy preparation has entirely
recovered, and is now becoming quite stout.
Respectfully thy friends,
SCATrERGUOD lIAVERSTICK & Co.
Numerous other certificates from men of the
CHEST respectab,lity teslify,ng TO tic great eff
cacv Ut the medicine tan he seen on application
undersigne1--aso sn,a II treatise on the "can
S ~ treatment and cue OF Fever and Ague. and
other diseases o! bilious climates may be had
gratis otany of the follow 'ng named AgiH.
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AUTUMN Dry Goods.

TOWNSEND SHAMELESS & SONS
Philadelphia are sceivIng by importations. q
carefully selected Stock, comprising Stapk and
new styles of Fancy Dry Goods. suited for Au-
tumn and winter Wear.
English WoolIn, Cotton and Linen Furnish
ing Goods, do Shawls and Dress Goods of all
k,nds-Fren III do and Dress and Mxnti Ia
Silks, do Merinoes and other cloakrng materi.
ais.
Cloths. Vcstings and Woolons for Mems
wear, India Shawls, Silks and other ianr,cs.
Hastings and Goods for Shuelnakels. Amcri
can Cottor's and Woollcns-Hosiery, Gloves,
Hkfs. & Crayats.
Sept. Is 4s 50 So. end ST. Phila.
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Washington College.
rs situated on a saiubrious emincn

IS situated on saiubrious emincnce in
the vicinity of Chester Town. The fall
session commences on the first Monday in
October. The commandments are held
after the middle of August, when vaca-
ton Of six weeks begins: Other vacations
are, week at Christmas and a week at
Easter. The Terms are: For Winter Ses-
sion-Tuition $40 5O-Board$52-Wash-
ing$ so. For Summer Session-Tui-
ton $l4 50-Board Washing 81 so
making the yearly aggregate Of expenses
1914 independent of books.
The students study such of the classics
as are read in the best Colleges of the U.
s., and all the branches of mathematics.
The College possesses an excellent appar-
atus for the illustration of chemistry and
natural philosophy; library, not large but
well selected, and the physical sciences as
well as Rhetoric, Logic, political economy,
&C., are carefully taught. A Grammar
School and English Department are also
provided and the Tuition IN this cost less.
By order of the Board of Visitors and
Governors,
JAMES F. GORDON, Secretary.
Chester Town, Kent county, Md.
Sept 1, 49-4w
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ELKTUN ACADEMY.

The Trustee. Of the Elkton Academy
respectfully announce TO the public that
the duties OF This Institution will b.l-su
med on Monday next the Sd OF Septem
Der.
The course Of instruction under the
Principal Mr.. JOHN a. GET Y. will
BE- OF an extensive character; embracing
the elementary branches, as well as those
which are comprised j., regular collie
.iatr eduration
From the numerous ties imonials sub
mitt-d bv MIR. Getty, all of which CONCUR
in representing him as an Instructor of a
superior order. the Trustees will select
for reference in this notice, those only
OF Joseph Henry, Esq. LII. D., Secretary
OF the Smithsonian Institute, Washington
City; Rev D.. Wylic, vice-Provost OF
the University of Pennsylvania. Phila-
d-Iphia; Rev. DR.. Humphreys and Rev.
Dr.. Carnahan, President OF Princeton Col
Iege, N. J.-professor Mclean of this
College, in one of his communications
says: Some OF the best prepared ''stu-
dents who entered the junior class at
Princeton, were educated b, Mr.. Getty ;.
Tie Principal is also authorized 70 refer
to several dist rnguished members OF the
U. 5. Senate.-Mr. G-tty's testimonials
are open to all WAC desire to inspect
them.
The Female department, under the SUI
pervision of the Principal, will be con-
Quoted by Miss. Gym rHTA SMITH. who
has been recently an assistant teacher n
the s'Troy Female Seminary" under that
distinguished and accomplished scholar,
Mrs EMMA WILLARD and who bring
from that lady letters of The very highest
character.
In addition to the usual branches Of an
Academical educaion, including knowl
edge of the French and German LAM
guages, Miss Smith will give instruction
in the construction of Maps, IN Drawing
and Painting and also in Vocal and In
strumental Music.
The Trustees, therefore. take great
pleasure in recommending this In,tl'u-
ton to the public, with az assurance, that
under its present organization, all the
branches of substantial as well as lib
eral and accomplished education. may be
acquired therein.
By order Of the Board, !
F.A. ELLIS, Secty.
Elkton, Sept Att.
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S.OLEN.

Was stolen from the SUI srriber on Tues
day night las tns 2st, INST, Sail i'oal
IA fee, in length, cent e boa d counter
stsrn--iead colored sides, black bends.
yellow stripe above AID yellow inside,
wi h .ail and spars. 4 reAsono'le r"-
ward will b" p id for the safe fe,urn of
said boa, any Information will be thank
fully received.
ELIAS p. BUDNUBY.
Near Cec'lton, Sassa!ras Neck Cecil
cou ty Md.
Sept. = iS49-l,
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Pennock's
Patent Seed and Grain Planter

f0r Running " neat. rye, oarHt, iha'dn IU"'
Oats, &s.
This machine operates equally on al kinds
Il Of land, aud is not injured by coming III
contact with rocks, roots, SC. 1t will panl
point rows, and III irregular shaped fields, WITH
out sowing any part twice over. With saving
of from 10 TO Is per cent in labor it will, with
ease tor two horses plant from 10 to IL acres
per day Of Whear, Oats. Barley, and other small
grains; and with one man and horse it will readl
ly plant from Is 10 20 acres per day Of Indian
corr.
1t will save from to pecks of seed per acre
and yield from 10 10 20 per cent more than the
broad cast seeding, by distributing the grain uni
fornly at any desired depth, and leaving the
ridge Of arih between the rows. The roots of
the young plant are protected during the winter
by the action of the frost and rain mouldering
Of the earth upon them, inst cad Of being thrown
out and expos as in broadcast. On thus &C.
count the stalk Is stronger and less subject to
mildew. and is not so liable to injury by the fly
TIE farmer is frequently prevented by rain
rom narrowing in his grain after il is SOW n,
which narrowing is needless in seeding with this
machine. as it completes the work al once.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-15

E. HICKS JONES.
WHOLESALE DEALER Is MANUFACTURER OF
Willow and Wooden Ware,
Importer Of French Bushels, Looking Glasses
and Fancy Goods.
No. IS North Second Street,
Between Market and Arch SITS. under J. Sid
ney Jones Carpet Warehouse, tho doors below
Christ Church,
PHILADELPHIA.
II as on hand and is constantly recelvinga
L Il large and extensive assortment Of Combs,
Brushes, Fancy Goods o. every description.
(too numerous 10 mention, Looking Classes OF
Gilt and Mahogany frames, Baskets, Coaches
Chairs, Sc,
BROOMS-
Shakers Eastern Wisp and Country Brooms,
Window Blinds, Floor Mats, ! ubs, Buckets
Clurns, Wasl,boaris-in fact. Wooden and
Willow Ware ofevery description, all of which
will be sold low for CASH or C,rr ACCEPTANCE.
Merchants would save themselves much time
and trouble, by CO ling and examining my stock
before purchasing.
N BLOCKING Glasses, are insured against
Breakage 10 all parts o, the Union, without ex-
ira charge.
Aug. rs 49-sm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-15
Election Notice.

hereby give notice that an Election
will be held in Cecil county, at the usual
places for holding Elections, on the first
Wednesday of October next, being the Bird
day Of the month-ior the purpose of vote
ing for a person to represent the fifth Con-
gressional District of Maryland, in the thirty
first Congress Of the United States; and for
four persons to represent Cecil county in
the next General Assembly of Maryland.
VIM. HANES,
Sheriff oitncl county.
Elkton, Sept 9Th, '49-3t.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-15

This is to Give Notice That the
subscriber of Cecil county bath obtained
rom The Orphans Cour, of said county, lie
ers ,es,amen.ary on the personal estate
Bensdic' Jones. late Of said county, dec'd
All persons having claims against the said
deceased. are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly authen
Heated, on or b.fore the l7h day uf July
1850: hey may Otherwise by Law beexcln-
ded from all benefit of sa id estate. AL
persons iniebted,o said esia lie are request
ed to MAKE immediate payment 10 the sub
scuher Given under my hand this 18th
day Of July ls49.
THOMAS p JONES, Exec',.
July 2sth '4S-6w.
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University Of Maryland
FACULTY OF PHYStC.
SESSION OF 1870


THE Lecture, will commcncr on Monday
as,h October. aad continue until ihs 18th Of
March, ensuing.
Surgery-NATHAH r. Sx,rH. NJ. D.
Chem,stry and Pharmacy WILLIAM L A. At
uEx. NJ D, LII u.
Therapeutics, Nateria NJ edia and Hygiene
gAMUEL CHEw. MD,
AnntomA and Physiology -JosErH ROSY. NJ: d.
Theory and Pract ice Of Mcdic,ne-WILLlAM
PowER, NJ D.
Midwifery and Di'eases Of Women and Chill
dren-RicmARD II. THOMAS, NJ. d.
Lecturer on Pathology and Demonstration Of
Anaiomy-GEonGE W. MlLrENssReFR.
instructions in Gin zeal Medicine and Clini-
cal Surgery every day at tho Baltimore ln6rma-
~, opposite the Medical College. The rooms
for practical anatomy will be opened Oct obsr
LIST, under the charge ofths demonstrates. Fees
for the entire course $50. Comfortable board
may be obtained in the vicinity Uf the Medical
College, for'S2 50 to - 80 per weak.
WILLIAM z. A. AIKEN,
Sept. Is H9-lm Dean Of the Faculty
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-15
PREMIUMS.

Philadelphia snd Delaware Agricultural Society
First Premium ls4l
81 Georges and .9ppoquinlmnk; 1s4l
American Institute. Silver Medal, la4x
franklin Institute, Diploma, Honorary, ls42
New Castle county [Del.) agricultural Society,
FIRST Premium, 1879
New York State,
Diploma, (Honorary,) lss
4.
FIRST Premium, ls47
Mitfiin county, Pa, July 2lst ls4s
hlessrs, S. u NJ. Observation-Disclosures
have this day threslled and measured the Wheat
grown on an acre of land, one Ina II Of which
was drilled in with one of your MA hines; the
o,hep half was sown broad cast aud narrowed
in in the usual manner. The result Is DIS fol-
lows-The half acre drilled quarter bushels OF
seed per acre broadcast 3-4 bushels seed per
acre, shocks, measured bushels lSqts. The
quality Of the ground was exactly the same,and
treated alike in every particular previous To seed
ing. Difference on the ha II acre in favor OF the
drill l-2 bushels, adding half busllel saved in
seed makes 5 bushels OH the half acre DR. He'd
more than on the broadcast.
Yours respectfully, ABNER THOMPSON
We the undersigned we're present and saw tn
and measured, cut the grain, and assisted
hreshing the same, and do her by testify
correctness of Mr.. Thompsous sta telnent. TO
James Reed, Alexander Reed,
II. G. Morris, &C. Miller,
Geo. Ashby, VIM. Sleeleyi
This is pronounced by all who have tried it to
DO the best machine Of the kind ever invented.
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining dr!! are referred
to any of the following gentlemen
Major John JONES, Hon John NJ. Clayton,
Charles Clayton, Maj. Philip Reybod, New Cas-
tie Co. Del, Caleb Griffin. John Gale, Kent
Co., j. 81 j. NJ Phillips g. hernia Manor.
Rev. James Nlclntire, Samul B. Foard, near
Elkton, Alfred .. Rowland, Cecilton; Benjamin
Sergeant, near Rising Sun.
The subscriber respectfully informs the farm.
ers ofCecll and all others wo may meet this
notice, that he is prepared to fill ali orders for
the above machine. Address London Grove
Post Office, Chester county Pa.
JOSHUA P. SWAYNE.
August, 18th 1919.
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This is TO Give Notice, That the

This is to Give Notice, That the
subscriber of Cecil county has obtained
from the Orphans CoM, Of said county, lei
ers of Administration Oh the personal estate
OF Chrispin Taylor la,e of said county de-
ceased. All persons having claims agains,
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
e.hibi, the same with the vouchers tnere
toe duly authenticated, on Or before the
10th day ofJuly 1880; they may otherwise
BY law, be excluded from all beI.eri, OF sa id
estate. All persons indebted 10 said estate
are Requested to make immediate pay
ment 10 the subscriber. Given under nv
hand this 2S,h day OF July Is4s
ELIZABETH IA YLOR, Admin, e. T. A.
Juy 2Sth '49-6w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-15
Fishing Shore 10 Rent.

The subscriber will rent for one or
more years his Shore known las Maui
den Mountain Fishing Shore) for many
years fshed by Messrs John B, Yarnal
and Samuel A. West, to a good tenan,l
The rent will bel made low for further j.
formation enquire Of the subscrbeatn
North East. 1911
JOHN MAULDIN
July 18th ls49-sw,
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WhulesaIc and Retail.

CLOCk SlOREj
No. 23S Market 81. above Hpenh Sovth side
PHILADELPHIA.
Although VIC can scarcely estimate tho value
Of tins commercially. yet by calling al the a.
bovs establishment, JAMES BARBER will
furnish hts friends, among whom he includes
all who duly appreciate its aectnass, with a
beautiful and perfect index for marking its pro.
gre.s, Of whose value they can judge
His extensive stock on hand. constantly
chsngin: in conformity to the improvements III
taste and STYLE Of pattern aud workmanship,
consists Of Eight Day and Thirty hour brass
Counting House, Parlor, Hall, Church and
Alarm Clocks. French, Gothic and other fancy
s,yles. ~ we'll as plain, which from his ex,nr'-
sive eaansc'ion and corr.spon'Ience with the
manufacturers hc fluids he can put at the low est
cash figure jD any quality from one 10 thou
sand, Of which hs will warrant the accuracy.
IT'Clocks repaired and warranted. Clock
trimmings OIL hand.
Call and see INC among them
JAMES BARBER, 2s8 Market 81.
Philsda, Aug Is ~.
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Patagonia Guano.

TIME subscribers invite the attention Of Far
L ners and dealers TO their suppln Of this re-
markable fcrtilzer--THElR OWN IMPORTA
TION, AND SELECTED BY AN EXPERT
ENCED SUPERCARGO.
Bong dry like the PERUVIAN. it is all pack
2 III White Cotton Bags-but not being lik
that, Government monopoly, can be .Go, ded
81 q ioUer price.
Orders from distance can be executed by
us either from orr stocks here or at New York
SOUTTER & BROUGHTON.
So North Wharves,
Philaceipoa.
SepteUbar LO-lm,
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NOTICE.

The Commissioners of Cecil count
will meet at their Office IN Court House,
in Elk on. on Tuasd.y the 18Th day OF
September, TO attend to such business as
may come before them.
BY Order,
P. c. RICKETTS,, elk.
to Commissioners
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-15

~ ANO. The subscribers have IN store .
"largs quantity Of thi. valuable manure and
are prepared to suprly farmers at prices belo~
any other market. Their assortment compri-
ses Peruvian Gnano OF the Government impor-
tation in wh'e cotton bags. Patagonian Guano
Curtis cargo heiieved the hest ever imported be
ing very dry strong and clear Of stone, in white
bugs. Do do Of the Hibsrnas, Sophias and Cal
edonias cargoes in barrcr and bags.
Prime new Timothy seed, Clover seei.
Ground homes and ground plaster.
They guarantee the purity Of all the gnano
passing through their hands and hsving regular
prices, persons ordering can depend on obtain.
ing it ON as favorable terms a. though purchas-
ed IN person.
w. WHlTELOCK, K Co.
corner Gay and Light SITS.
Baltimore.
SGT l-3w.
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SpOrtsnlenTake Mice
JOHN KRlDER,
Northeast corner Of Walnut end 81 SIS.
PHILADELPHIA.

II EEPS copsta ntly on hand, OF his own man
M ufacture, and imported, a complete assert
uIent of
RIFLES, SHOT GUMS, PISTOLS, SC,
which he warrants of the best quality as repre-
sentnd, to which he respectfully invlleso the at
tention Of purchasers.
lie is also prepared to supply Powder Flasks,
Shot Bags, Game Bags, Superior Powder, Gun
cotton, Percussion Caps, Shot, Bullet Moulds
Ball and Blank Cartridges, and all materials
for Gun Makers, Sportsmen, &C., on terms as
low as any other establishment in the United
States.
In testimony of his skill as manufacturer
the Franklin Institute awarded to him Two Ger
tlficates i'd the years 1910, and 1912, and Four
Silver Medals in the ysars 1914 !s46-ls47
and ls4s-all of which may be seen at HIS place
of business.
I5~A choice supply of REVOLVING Pts
Tolls constantly ON hand.
y" A stock OF GUNS Just received, also an
assortment Of Fishing Tackle.
Philadelphia, flag, rs '49-3S,