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(auS benz Weekly Farmer, Philadelphia)
Wbilaoelpbier Yiehmartf.
YhiIQoeIpbi0, Wai s. ]

IJ7Vs
Die 0uaIitdt ron SblabtObfsn sum Ysrs
fauf pabrsnb ber 9Ecbe, mar p0n esmtbnlis
den BID gum bsifsn, bic Mafs mar jsbob nur
mittelmdbi9. Der Marft psrbsb rebt lsbbaft
uno quite Sbabtobfen fanoen Isitt niIias
Saufsr ju unisrn an9easbensn Vrsifsn. Ole
Nnerbistun9sn belfanosn aus 1900 Sbladts
ohfen, $50 &hben, 500 Sdbpens unb 1000
S6aafe unb admmer. Opsratcnsn II. prsfs /:
S6tdbtobftn. - 800 Stid, sinftbiis6iidD
bon id6nen, 9utsn unb bsifen, lpurben Ysrfauft
Su Sc bis SIS bic 100 Yfuno. 8on Den lsskrn
maren nur febr peni9 i'm Marfte.
Sdbe.-200 psrfauft W SIG biS 40.
Sbwens-NlIs psrfauft ;u S5 bis $52 Die
100 pfunb.
Gbaafs unb 2dmmsr, -@sibdfte gut ;u 81 !
bs SAT.
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Ser ltntsrfetrebens tietet ieinea tequemen,
ipcbleinseriettsten Dortcr Seller. in oer
Sranflinftrabe, aleib cberbalb Oer Niesels
babn, gum Serlsbnen all. Gin nnternets
Mann tpiro bier cine quite Se'
lesenbeit fnoen pas Gefebaft ansutreiben,
NIB Fam inter tilllaen Bcoin9unsen afIe no.
tbiaen Geratbfhaftcn easu betcmmen, tpenn
CT Ilb balo melbet bel
!. Seinrieb 111eYre, Sat'oirtb.
Neacins, NpriI so. SIN.
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2ln ote unabbdneisen @rlpdb(er yon
sOerfS OQuntu.
Bern. Ipril 9.

nlttbur9er = Nbermals tfelle i'd, meinen
Sta'nell 5u eurer Beaehtuns fir cas lint
sinss Sberif's bon Brfe gauntp, BEL Der
fomeaoen allsemenen 1Babl i'm ndebften Ocs
tceer. Oanfbar fir bic literafe ltnterftlits
3ilns, Die mir bsi lester mabi 1T Sbeil se.
wereei', nehme i'd adbtnnsspoll Cure ttnters
faeuns atermals III Infprnt, tnb spenn ieb
5u jenen 4mtc aeipdblt perpe. 70 berptIiette
ttt miet felbft. alle oamit berbnnbenen spfib,
ten plnftlid unc unparteiifeb III erfulfsn.
Wlit tsfcnoerer 9obadtnns
Guer Sreuno unb W1itbirasr,
John Mancerbab.
6sibelters, 9. NpriI 1850 bqg.
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Dentsfhe Eeih- Bibliotbek.

llnfer5eitneter maebt ticrmit oas bisftss,
als nie pas in oer 1tmssseno ,pobnenbe oeut'
fhe publifnm anf feline nea einssrifbtete
Qeibs8ibliotbeF anfmrffam. Diefs seibs
Bitlictbef entbdlt eine src6e une,pahl Der
neusIten nno tetten ycrellsa, gr5ahlunsen,
6eoitte, wiGenfhafht(itbe 0Berfe, 3eits
fhriftsn IT, {. 10. Gin Gatalos mirp 3u 6
gents abseseben.
q. Gb. 7eminert,
g Slc. 81, penn CITRATE.
Neaeina, so. Npril 1850. SIN.
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QSobnun0sperdnDeruno.

llnlere seier icllten niebt peraefen, bas Sas
NEE Jamelon feinen mcoisen Sleiber 9tobr
berlest bat natb bet noro6flihen gfe Der
fehlten uno QenntraBe, 1erto's 5ote( &c,
senater, 100 es ihn, Sersniaen MAIDEN mirb
alle ieine alten Gunoen su fsben, unb 70 bieI
nene aIs ee fur gut balten ihn init ihrem 3us
ipruebe 5u beehren.
Jsmes Jamefont
Ipril 16. Saufmanns. Getueiber.
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SanOiOat fir Scberiff.

I'm Die freien uno unabbGneoen grwGbs
ler BON Serf6 @auntp.
nlitburSer - Infsemuntert burh bic
pdrmiten 3ufteterunaen bieler msiuer Sreun.
oel bietc ieb midi als ganbibat fir bas Scbes
riffs; lint bon Berts gauntp tei fcmmenocr
2Babl al; mnc follte ieb 70 sliflieb Iein, ei,
ne W1ebrhet Gurer Stmmen 5u erba!ten, 70
berpfibte ieb midi, Die Dbliesenbeitcn oes
Imtes aetreulidt uno 3u e,rer D6llisen 3u
frieoenbeit aus3uiten.
@uer sebcrfamer Oiener,
Jfaae ely.
6saSina, april 8. BIS.
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I'm Otc fftmmfdbigen Yur9er BON
Serf6 Gauntp.
Sreunoe uno .1Iitbttracr - Nufsemun.
tert enreb Dele meusr Srsllnoe, biste itb MID
aIs ganpirat fir pas
Scberiffs=Wmt
bel fcmnencer Oetobers wabl ali. - ScItr
leb 70 sllfIicb fein cine Gfebrbrit gurer
Stimmen 3u erhaIten, 70 9Crpficbte id mid,
ole spfldten oes 4mtes estreulitb uno III
enrer sdnjIieben 3ufriebenbeit aussuuten
AtbtunsspcIl euer crsetenIter 9iener
Jfaae 2. Tbempfon.
5ambnrs, 4pril so. b1B.
Yin Die freien uno unabbaneieen
Stimm9eber bon Serfs Gauntp.
t1Iitburser:
0urtb DieIe meiner sSreunoe Bin
tb anfacfcreert uno bereoet tporben, mid ais
Gin ganciDat fir bas
Scberifs Slm,t
bon 0erts gauntp, bel bsr ndhtten Oetobers
2SabL ansubieteu. SIN Sail mid Die gbre
enrer AusrabI tretfen icllte, berpfidte ieb
mid felbit, Die pfihten oes Imtes eetreu
tno naft meinen belten Sdtiafeit III erfillen.
euer SreunD unb Wt6iiraer
Benjamin Stable.
8eaDins, upril 16. 1850. b1B.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Sinterianenid,aft oes peforbenen
SEricSriC, seDremotr.

Tricbricb sSDremam.
Der unterfdriebene, an9sifsllt ourb Die
26aifsnsourt bon Ssrfs @auntD, ;ur Durbitbt,
ltsbsrfsttlun9 unb 0Sebsran9abe Der NsbnunQ
BON Sobn 3. SsibsI, Iominiifratcr bes psrs
fforbsnen Sriebrid Ssrsman, lsstbin bon 6cs
bsfon Saunfd)ip, Ssrfs @auntp, unb 1srtbeie
lung Der Sjlans in fsinsn 6dnbsn, untsr Diss
lsnissn rpslbe asfeslib baju bsrebtet iinb.
wro ftir eiefen 3,psd in feiner Office, in Der
StaSt NsaSin9 abwartsn am 9cnnsrffaas,
ben ndbifen 16. Wai um 10 llbrGormtta9s,
wann uno 100 ale intsrsfiIrtsn Yeripnen bsis
wcbnen m69sn.
u. Queius Hennerfebob
Neaoln9, Nprll %. 3nl. 2luoitor.
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Cine fbdBbare Baueret
3mn QriuQt>HerfQuf.

Ser Undergraduate bistst eureb pritat.
eaneel';nm Serfauf au:
Cine gSobnun9 uno go 9lfer '0anO,
aelesen in. MaratatpEp 9aunle6ip, Berfs
Sanntp. srenseno all $anb bon Saecb 6cttens
itein, Samucl '@hmoper Nuben 6u(bin,
gfber 6effner, ,iBenamin. .$ans unb Daniel
Sdpcper oarauf befnpet fteb:
@MA Gin stpeiifDfi9t ffeinernes
:#s oBotnbaus, etne autelffeinere
& S6weiser Sdeuer, 76 BEL A Ene
srob, BasenfdOp, lSprinsbaus, welIcbforn
baus uno nod aubere S1ebeusGebduoe, ein
Srumnen init sutem WaGer nabs Der sbar,
eine gitterne beim 5auIe uno cine anocre bei
Der Sebeuer, inb Elm junaer treibenoer Offs
sarten init auserlefenen Obittdumen. Bon
benz sanoe ftno Ider 5olslano, NIT Iebpes
rem 6oIse teltanoen, bas itrise 1T Saufanc,
im teten Stanoe oct gultur, friId iberfaIft,
i'll tequeine Seloer aetbeit umb inter suten
Senien. Sir oas Tlabere bsliete man fih
an een ,lnterfebrie6enen gisentblmer 3u ,pens
ben, Der auf oem Dlase tpotnt.
7atban Saes.
WarafdOnp, Nptl l6. *4m.
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9Bidtiac 3eusnlfe Der Euren BON OerIc6ies
oenen Sranfhetefdllen merben BON 0oetOr
aufsepirien, Ote Sranfe mitsetbeilt babsn uno
BE Snr empfehen, neil anDere Ooftoren (te
niht su beilen i'm Stanee ,paren - ,m ater
cine bcQtdnoiae Sur su bepirfen, aebbrt ei.
ne teionoere Soit, Meoi5in, sutee WaGer,
snft nno frdftise sebenepeife basus Carl s.
u. Qeiferin9, M. d, 1T 8s0ser per "Seres
eanntp SaIte Sprins," am Gebirse, 9 Wiei'
len bon Neaolne, an bsr 6arrisburacr 9tra'
Be, 5tpfdben Sinfina 9prina ,lno Bcmelss
porf i'll Der f66nten 6eseno bon gerfs gaun.
tp seleaen. Datisnten, 70 fleb in feline Sur
uno Sraneenhaus aufnsbmen lafen 'tpclIen,
tpenoen itb an ibn, poftfrei, inter BET III.
orefe: CHA'S F. A. LElSERlNG, MD.
Sinking Spring P. o., Berks Co. Pa.
H@Sei faltem Sieber unb alten wunben
maht ct Sdrsen in Soraus.
2lpru l6. bb.
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Ser 6eaoiu9er
DeutI0e 96ouzgeret1t.

9aS 9reftprium bisfsS 8ereins wirD mors
gen abene, ben 15ten Mai, um llbr feline
monatIibe 8srfammlune batsn, i'm qofals bsS
Ssrslns, @ds Der 7tsn uno Spru6ifrass, fir
ben Verfauf Der 9arleben oes 0sreins unb bic
Ssrridtun9 folder anbsrn @sfbdfts als pors
fommen mt9sn.
2Irnolo purpells, gsfrstdr.
6eobne, Wai IA. 1m
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@i1enpaQren fir GebduOe
uuC
5brcincr merf3eu9e WobIfeiler ale
iemafe!

JeWaI6!
Sdreiner, Baumeitsr uno Nnbere, bic
oaran itnc, Nrttel fit i'm fommenpen Com,
mer su erriettmoe 8ebauoe gu fanfen, foIlten
an Games g. 9(mbcrfpn's Doblfelsm
eiienwaareG Stcbr, 5wei 2bilren oberbalb
Der uIper" Srnferei 5ufpreben, feinen
Scrratb eraminiren feine Dreiie Dernebmeu
uno lt6 oabon lterjeuacn, oa6 feline Ennben
mebr o iter. teGere Hbwartuns uno
4ttuns ,e. fit itr Gslb befommen, als fte
all irseno einsm anpern Stcbr i'll Steabins
erbaften fonnen.
Ncapins, 4pril so. 3Ws.
rSlaseL Senitersepiette une SelIrfen,
ilers9itter gu Gabrifpreiien.
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I'm ote freten GrwGbler Don 8erfs
SQuntu.
Hsabina, april 8.


Sreunoe uno i1Iitburaer - SD fible
MID sebrunaen gnh meineu berslihIten
Oanf absuitatten, fit bic srobe StiiIiensabl
Die Sbr mir bel oer boriaen 66erifs. wabl
aeIhenft bait nno ourt bic itb auf ben Nes
tnrn sefett poroen bin-ino in BET lteber,eus
auns, ba6 ieb ieitoem nttts astban babe Tim
Cure CUTE Weinuns unp 8emcssnbeit ~ pers
,plreem 70 biete it mid nchmale als
Genoioat fur Sberiff
an tuo erlnebe Ollie i,nb Seben bon gueb tin
feline Stimme unb ltnterltisuns fit bas aes
nannte lint bel oer naebfen ansemeinen
Babl. SD oarf guh unbebinst perlt6ern,
oab ieb tin Sail nlsiiisr grlDdbiuns, Die bers
anttportliten pfiettsn oss 2(mtes setreulih
NIB nab betten Graften ausiben ,peroe. Gs
lett ber 6ofnnns caB Sbr ibn niebt psrasls
fen uercet, euer 8rsune unb Oiensr
Bern, 1pril 9. 6IB.
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Oo6 en9Iil6 -oeutf0e uno tl1:en9lilbe
Iastbe11- hO9rtrrbucb,

Don
1obann Gbristlan Orblsebleesr,
1T srbalten unb gum Gerfauf in oisisr Druds.
rel. Dreis Sbaler bas @remplar.
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THr CocKLs Boat ESrERPRIsE. .-dr. FeneIoss,
a gentleman who has just returned from South
America 10 Salem, furnishes W the Salem Register
the following account Of tbo enterprise, which has
not crossed the lsihnus, Il will be seen.
Having been wrecked on his trip down the river,
MIR D arrived at San Juan dc Nicaragua a day too
late 20 take the English steamer for Chsgres But.
luckily, he found there the famous little schooner
Enterprise, which was huilt away up in Iowa and
bound for San Francisco. She is but five and bali
tons bu,thon, and II manned by only two persons.
This cookie shell Of vessel was chartered by Mr..
y. and two others to take them to Chagrcs two
hundred and forty miles distant, where she arrived
safely in four and half dsys' passage, and ono
hundred and ninety two days from her bir tn place
notice Of this remarkable craft published in a Mic
srsgua paper about n fortngh, ago, was translated
THE ESrEHPpIss on Thr NORTH AMERIcAss-
On the 4th Of June, the North American pilot boat
"snterprisc," 81 tons burthen, arrived at San Juan
Of Nicaragua, commanded by Captain Benamin
Butler, with Mr.. Gregg as crew. The energy Of
the Americans cannot better he illustrated than by
giving short account Of what has happened TO
this boat. Constructed by themselves, some 40
miles from any river, in the interior Of Wisconsin.
she was brought on n wagon 10 Gsleua, some 1890
miles up the Mississippi, where the launching took
place with all pomp, shc having had even band
Of music on board. After descending the river al
New Orleans she was furnished with register, bull
Of health &C, and dolly cleared on the Path OF
February, for California, via San Juan, Grenada.
and Rsalelo. An accident 10 the helm, however,
obliged them TO put into Mantua, small seaport
of Cuba, where she detained ~ days, on susp,-
cion of being spy 10 sOmc secret expedition, and
not until the 4th OF April vac sne Permted 70
leave the Island. They have touc,ed at various
places on the coas OF Yucstsn and Honduras, with
out having iorgOitcn to make visit 10 his majesty
the king uf Mosquito, at Blueheldsi Their inten-
ton l. 10 ascend the san Juan river TO lake Mica
rarua make an attempt to push her into Ia ke
Mana qua and from thence ,ake her on wheels
overland TO Rcaleo on the ,cihc the distance not
being more thap ,sor 10 miles. Once at this place
all dificg,es will be over, and in due time she w
arrive AT San Francisco. This vanguard is but the
beginning Tin uiniatore) OF what the
Inter Ocesn cansl will do, aud u " believed that
such indoinitsble energy will gain for them the
syrNpathics Of the people they meet during their
srduoos undertaking
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QuadruPeds and hirds posse-- such facilities Cor
locOlnoton that they could be expected in Yer
mont " differ much from thOso Of the neighborinR
States, The number of species Of our native quad.
rupeds, which have been carefully determined.
is At least, forty five; and Of birds more than ono
hundred aud sisty species have been sscertaincd
Our largest native quadruped, the moose, which
grows to the size of an OK and wbosc flesh Tor nshe
TO our early settlers an excellent Substitute for beef
u now " NOT entirely esterminsted confined 10 =
s,nsl section in the northeast corner Of the State
The beaver, whose skin once an important ar
tcle OF export, is wholly e1tirpated. The psnther
the vol, the wolverine, the deer, the besgn short
all the larger species have been gradually dinin-
ishlng, and most o. the kinds have become exceed
ingy rare. The native black rat (Nus Americq,
nus) hss vanished, but the Immigrant gray yat
(hn dsc.rn1nus) has, in some parts Il the State,
usurped its place, spd has becomea great nuisance
Yet - cpyious fact, that thore is IN the nor,
part OF the State, an extensive rcsior which has
been setsled moro than hall century in which il
is said no rats were ever seen Burlington (Yf)
Free Press.
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MONTGOMERY's PATENT TUBULAR
ROUU.ER.

THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC is IN
yited to this valuable improvement Expert
ments the past year boats both in Salt and Fresh
water also for land purposes, have fully tested
its superior qualities steam generator and the
great saving Of fuel, weight and space occupied
over any boiler now in use.
These Boilers can be seen in operation at
Messrs HECKER & BROS, Flour Mills, POI Cher
ry street.
HOOPER & BROS, 1888 Pearl street.
% MOTT & AYRES, Foundry, foot 25th
street, N. X.
ATLANTIC DOCK, Brooklyn.
80 A. w. .METCALF, SO and IS Centre street.
'' ID. ID. BADGER * CO., "A and 46 Duane
street.
N. b. STARBUCK'S Foundry, Troy. New
York
SMITH & CURLETT, Baltimore.
READING DEPOT Reading, Pa.
And on board steamboats, JONAS C. HEARTT and
EDWARD PAYSON, foot of Liberty street, N. Y,
and towboat JOHN p. WHITNEY, New Orleans.
For further information apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY and
SAMUEL WARD,
I Is South William street, New York
June 20-tf
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lSs5ssScy AGAINST nAsgaurroy IN ALrxAs.
DsfA.-I will add, as a Curious commercial fact.
that there are two or thsee Levantne mere hsns IN
Alexandra who make regular trade Of becoming
surety for 'shaky" people, OF course they receive
consideration, which varies according 10 cirCum-
stances Just on the principle OF an INSURANCE com
pany Would this plan be worth examining and
adopting under certain rcstrictionsl-St John .
Too Years Rss,dencs IA a Lsranfiru Fun az.
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FpnIE BATHS.

rJ,O all who are afflicted with Rheumatic con-
Il plants we would say, 40 aud tTy DIX: tMhh-
SONS SULPHUR FuMr Barns, at Copp's Pavilion,
on Louisiana avenue, near Sixth street The pc
culiarities Of IL such that Il cures effectusily
this complaint Also all other diseases OF Chronic
nature, such Scrofus GOut, diseases OF the SKIN,
joins, &c.
Galvanic and Electro Siagaeilc kleetfigiy
DR.. Emerson still continues " apply ulese I'm
portant remedial agents TO such diseases and such
cases as indicate their usefulness.
Aug. 22-2aNtf
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RAyENsCROFT COLLEGE,,
(oluubin Tenuessee.

Under s, control Of Bishop Ofey and Conpeniion qf
the Protestant Episcopai Church
rI,IIE next session will begin on the first Monday
Il in September. Professor Mcleod is head OF
che household; and will fully carry out the plans
by which il is proposed to make quiet, refined,
and afIccti0nate home circle, promotivo aiike oi
moral, mental, and physical culture. In the study.
hall and the play ground, in the dormitorics, at
cable and in the parlor, constant attention will
be paid TO the habis and manners OF the studentsi
and no pains will be spared to supply, as lar az pos
TERMS.
Boarding, lodging, washing, inending, iuel'
lights and tuition in all the classes, English, Ma
tbematica and Classical, Modern Languages, &c
$3.50 a year, payable half-yearly in advance, one
half on the first of September, and one-haii on the
fret OF February.
Pupils may be entered at any time, and will bo
chargcd accordingly.
Vacation the months of July and August.
Rt Rev. Jas. II. OTEy, ID. D., President.
Aspsrw j. PotK, esq, Ashwcod' Maury co.
JAWS WALKER, esq, Columbia. do
Rev. T.. ~, CREssEy, Ashwood Roctory, do.
Jan. 2 Trustees
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preparing works for exhibition, and the ingenuity
and invention of many individuals will be engaged
upon works, of which il is but fair to infer
will prove fortunate themselves and advantageous
TO the community The taste Of the public cannot
fail to be improved by witnessing in vast build
ing the best productions Of all civilized and uncivi
lied nations; and manufacturers, carefully
studying the texture Of various fabrics well
the designs. will be able TO adopt all improvements,
speedily distance all competitors. am fully
that in tapestry and aubusson carpets (neithcr of
which is made in this country,) rich figured silks
for furniture, ladies' dresses, costly shawls,
namen,a porcelain. bronzcs, decorative furniture,
and paper hangings, our manufacturers will not be
able TO produce articles approaching in excellence
those OF our continental neghbors; but in other and
more extensive well as more useful and profta-
bic branches OF industry, we shall be as much
perior TO them as they are to us in those ] have
mentioned, and we need not envy them the excel
lence they have attained.
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ID Acknowledgements.
Protcstantism and Cstbolcity compared in their
effects ON the Civilization Of Europe. BY the Rev.
J. Balmez | vol. octave.
u will be printed in clear type, cell bound In
CLOTH and supplied TO subscribers at two dollars a
copy. l. Murphy & Co., Publishers, Baltimore.
Subscriptions taken and The work supplied at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
June 20 Bookstore, near 9th street.
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BARTON KEY vii
IIIAcNER \ uIceINs. wHoLEsALE

w Manufacturers Of fine Rosewood, Walnut,
aBd Mahogany Tote Tcte, Sweep back, Gothic,
and other rich Antique and Modern Furniture.
Store, pos Bowery; factory, Nos. y, and D
Attorney street, New York. April lS-dSm
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JACOB sNIDEB, fR.'s

Wines and Liquors.
UNHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully call
Il attention 10 his stock Of WINES AND IL
quoRs. ,.,,
from abroad all Wincs, &c, la their purity, nm
longer srp~iencs 10 hs brisn,s conducted by him
and direct PERSONAL knoI ledge ioh The par,ot'
,oins- grooing d,sfiss Of Europe D'Gn is posssssed
BY any o0,v hoos in D.is city, afford assurance ior
ne character and quality Of all articles sold by
him.
The arrangements of ms store and vaults are
such 40 70 make them, IN fact the substitute for the
cellar Of every consumer
Wines for special occasiIons be supplied the
shortest notice, with w mes deoanted for na,d,at,
use, including Wines o France and Germany, not
usually 10 be obtained here.
COUNTRY TRADE aud HOTELS supplied at
wholesale prices on inosl favorable terms.
CLUBS VIII find u much TO lheiT advantage 70 or.
der from the sub-criber,
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st psry io,r price,, also the cheapest sorts OF
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POSES.
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, Messcs,
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SORTS, at the shortest notice, by addressing
their orders through the Poet Office, To
JACOB SNYDER Jr.,
Importer and Dealer in Wines, &c,
10 Walnut street, Philsdolphis
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MISS r.. II. SCOTT.
mn.ie L...nn. nn PLANO nnd Gult.r.

Music Lessons on Plano and Guitar.
A PPLICATION 10 be made at Mrs. DUNALL's,
~ on Missouri avenue, corner Of a street, WASH
fssros, ID. &, Alter The eyperjeace Miss scoTT has
had i'm teaching in scminsnes, both south and
West, she is confident che will give sst-fsc ton 10
those who favor her with their patronage
Nav 1T
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0J-sEC AIRS. ofdrectimportstionf Of from Havana,
Of various sora and brands, always on hand, from
Ylsto go per thousand, aud sold by the single
bor ohsapU Than at any other store In the city
Jan lb-d1
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lowA.-Tbo State conventioe " the Locofocos of
Iowa has nominated, 'or Governor, Stephen Hemp
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SCRIPTURE MANUAL. alphabetically and
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June ss FRANCR TAYLOR,
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