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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
FOURTH DAY.

The Conference opened with religious
exercises and after the introduction of
Rev. J. II. Power and M. p. Gaddls Of
the Cincinnati Conference, the Confer
ence proceeded 70 the examination Of
character. The character OF the elders
was examined and passed. T. Good
win asked and obtained location. On
the call Of the name Of Seth Smith 1t
was announced that he had died few
days ago. An account Of his death was
given by Elder Wood, after which u
contribution Of $25 was made for the
widow and children Of the deceased.
The committee on Temperance re.
ported strong and pointodrepor which
was adopted by a rising vote, showing
that the members OF the Conference are
not only temperate men, but earnest
temperance men. THE report will be
published In the American, In full.
The committee on the tract cause re-
ported, and tract society was organ
ICED, and - pledged to DO raised for that
cause.
The committee on colonization re-
ported and after discussion a resolution
was adopted fayoring colonization.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

0IrHon. Horace Mann has left Mas
sachusetts, TO take up his residence In
Ohio. On his way through Fitchburg,
on Thursday, the 10Th ult., tho Free
Democratic State Convention, then In
session at that place, hearing ho was
expected In the next train, adjourned In
a body to wait upon him. He gave them
u parting address upon the urgent ne
eessity of devotion 20 the great Vi rtues
OF Temperance, Education and Freedom,
which was warmly received by the au.
dicnce Three cheers having been Civ
on for Mr., Mann, NJ the close OF his re-.
marks, Ellxur Wright remarked that
1.-THE party which had lost him was un-
fortunate, but not 80 unfortunate ~ the
party which threw him away
Mr.. Mann has left troops Of friends
behind him, and his absence will BIO felt
In Massachusetts, but he ID not a man
TO remain Idle and what Massae husetta
loses In him, Ohio Will gain, Long
life, health, aud prosperity TO Horace
Mann,-Ex.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
SIXTH DAY.

The Conference met, at the usual hour
and opened with religious exercises
After some preliminary business, such
as the reports from the Bishops as to the
ordinations Of Sabbath, the committee
on education read a lengthy and inter-
csting report, setting forth the condition
of the educational interests of the
church. IA part Of the report will BIO
published hereafter.
Tho committee on Sunday Schools re-
ported. The report may be published
hereafter by us.
Rev. ], Harrington offered resolu-
ton that, az pastors, they would try TO
revive singing in family DEVOTION
Adopted.
The Bishops were Rsked whether a
member under ccnsurc could withdraw
from the church. They answered that
tho pastor may or may not allow it, il
he allow IL the withdrawal does not car
ry with II the consequences Of expulsion
as TO return at future time.
The appeal OF VIM. Busy, a local
preacher, who had been expelled, was
reported, but no one appeared to prose-
cute IL, and IL went against the appellant
by default.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
AFTERNOON

The session was opened with rellg-
ious exercises, and sundry resolutions Of
minor Importance were passed. One,
inviting Mr.. Rees, Mr. Ruter, and Long
ly and Bragdon to come to this confer
cnce, was adopted. After the close Of
the official conference business the Mis-
sionary Society was called to order, and
made some amendments to the constitu-
ton.
At candlelighting the anniversary OF
the Conference Sunday School Union
was held. After the reports of the Sec
rotary and Treasurer, the audience was
addressed first by Rev. ]. Y.R. Miller
of Rushville, and then by Rev. IL. Gill
more OF Madison, after which collec-
ton OF SOL was taken up for the benefit
Of the Union. The entire collection
from the Conference including this col
taatt,u Utaa
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
FIFTH DAY, (sunday.)

o'clock A. NJ. was well attended, and II
was a season OF deep religious feeling
I he experience of some Of the fathers
was thrIllIng,and produced happy effect
The experience OF the Germans was stil
moro interesting. An account Of theil
convictions, and Of the means by which
they were brought 20 Christ was mos
happily illustrative OF tho kind proyI
dcnee Of God In bringing them within the
influence Of tho Gospel.
Bishop Amos preached at L In the
Methodist Church, aud ordained tho el'
ders, and Bishop James In the Presby
tcrIan church. and ordained tho deaeons
IAi3P. NJ. President Lynch preached II
tho Presbyterian church, and Rev ]. II
Power OF the Cincinnati conferene'
preached In the Methodist Church, Al
night President Mutt meaehed.at th'
Presbyterian Church and Rev II, Gil
more OF Madison preached IN the Meth
odist Church. We may aIlude TO som'
Of these sermons, In our characteristic
sketehes.l The day was one OF grea
pleasure and profit 20 the preachers AM
the people. Several preachers were ap
, pointed To preach In the country From
them we have not heard, except tha
some were driven back by threatnInI
storm, that met them about the time q
starting. They do not usually fea
, storms. Perhaps they did not feel a
responsible for these appointments a
they do the regular appointments ofthei
} own making.
There was preaching also at the Ger
D man church twice, but we do not kno'
by whom.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
Cloths, Gassineres, y Vestings,
Hats. Cans. Boots. Shoes,

which will be sold at unusually low ngures OF
made 10 order, at tho shortest notice, and In the
most fashionable style, The, also keep large
aud wen soleeted stock Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1853-12-17
With my best respects
CHARLES DUNN,
90 Low Street, Baltimore.
Rheumatism and Gout.

Rheumatism and Gout.
Mrs. ]. l.. Johnson of Virginia suffer
ed from Rheumatism and Gout for eight
wears. at times unable to turn herself IN
bed, being possessed by ample means she
EMPLOYED the best medical attendance, and
travelled through England, France and
Germany, in quest of the celebrated ply
sicians, and remedies of those countries,
was finally cured by DR.. Chaimer'a SqHa-
jiUe 4Enct'Te.
The Piles Cured.
James w. Jasper of Lebanon, Pa, cured
OF Piles of six years standing, BY using
four bottles of DR.. Chalmers SaRatiCe
IfnCture.
Price one dollar per bottle, or six bottles
for So for sale at the General Agency,
SETH s. HANCE.
lO8 Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Nd,
To whom all letters on business must
be addressed post paid. and for Sale by
II. S. FORNEY and
JOSEPH ENTLER,
Nov. 90. ShsPheIss,own, Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1853-12-17
THROUGH BY EXPRESS! :,
THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT
TED MEXICAN MUSTANG LIII4lJ2

UAS been used quite extensively IN The stables
/ Il of Adams s Co.'S great Southern, Eastern
and Western Expresses, for curing Caids, ChaieS,
Scratches, Sprains and Bruises, and IT Las proved
very efec:ual We have no hesitation IN re-
commenting it as a valuable preparation, 10 be
used externally on man or beast
J DUNNiNG,
Foreman Of Adams S, Cos Express stables,
New York.
We take great pleasure in recommending the
Nc.ical Mustang LinimCHt 70 all Of our Trends
and customers as the best article we nave ever
used for Sores, SpraiEs, or Galds IN Horses
We have used it extensively, and always ettcc-
tuaIk. Some of our men have used 1t for severe
Bruises and Sores, as well as Rheumatic Pans,
and they all say it acts like ma-:c--we can Only
say that we have entirely abandoned the use o.
any other Linment.
NJ HEWITT, Foreman for
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., 10 Wall street,
HaR.NDEN"S EXPRESS, a Broadway,
PIJLE.N. VIRGIL & co.'s, lG Wall street,
WELLS, ElRGO&' CO.'S, lG Wall street.
Having used the Mustang Lutment in my fam
ily for several severe cases Of hard Jumps ard
swcllings, | cheerfully give nay certificate to ITS
excellent effects. Ny daughter had hard
lump. the size of hens egg, upon her wrist fol
a wear. | told her to rub it with the LInlment,
have also used the Linimcnt for ScroiuIouS
Tunors, or swellngs in the throat Of long stand
ing on two of my servants, and 1t removed IEem
both in a short time. | consider them all re-
cures, ard recommend the Mustang
Linimcnl as the best article ever used
JESSE L HOPKINS,
Proprietor Of Hopkins Hotel
Liberty, Va, June 3Oth, 1853.
MoRGANToN, n c., Jane Both, 1913.
{. ( 70 1 fIItv a
those of nv fellow beings who are afflicted as
have been, to add my testimony to the wonder
rui effects of your Mustang Liuimct, | was
severely attacked in December last with lthcu-
matism in its worst form, suffering night ana
DAY with cAcruciating pain for SIX months, be-
inc for the whole time unable 10 walk or even
step My right lcg was 80 contracted and drawn
up that could not put it TO the ground, and my
left arm was badly contracted. During the
whole time | was attended by two Of the most
,kiful physicians in the place, but they were
unable to afford me relief, and finally gave me
up-prouounccd Inc lncdrable, aud SAID must
die.
AT this critical moment commenced using the
lIcrican Mustang Linim,d, and after using two
small bottles began to find relief from my sui-
rarings ard after using seven bottles was well
As ever, and am now stout aS ever | was before. .
GEORGE GOOD.
NoEGANrov, June Goth, 1888.
I certify that I am acquainted wlih George
Gyod-that he was afflicted with Rheumatism
as above stated, and was cured by the use OF the
Mexican Mustang Liuimcut.
JAMES c SNYTH,
Merchant and Hotel Keeper
Pr1crs.-The Liuimcnt is put zap in three
sizes and rctaIIs for - cts. % cts. and II per
bottle. The 80 Ct size contains three time, as
- .Iyg
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1853-12-17
Palnitation of the Heart.
An Astonishing Cure.
BALTIMORE, May 10, lS5


Deer Sir;-I have been afflicted for
The last seven years with General Weak
ness. prostration, sour stomach, dyspepsia,
ros,iveness, extreme nervousness and
headache, brought on, as | believe, ORGY
pallv by taking large quantities OF -Hercu-
yy. which nearly terminated my lie
Several physicians were employed, and
= GREAT many medicines to no purPnSe--
Amongt he rest were numerous tlnciures'
Sarsapariiias, and other medicines adver,
Used for the same purpose as yours. And
nj last friend of the family requested me
10 try your DR.. Chalmers Smnaftre
TTnci,yc, which did, with no hope that
il would operate with any better effect
than the others, but rejoice, and teel my
heart expand towards you, my dear Sir
when | inform you have not yet taken
tbree bottles, and already ENJOY better
health than for 20 years previous TO this
date, Coshveress, headache, nervous
ness, piles, dyspepsia, all are gone, and l
have not the least doubt it will ultimately
restore me to complete health. l shall
ever take pleasure in recommending II 10
others troubled in like manner.
With my best respects,
CHARLES DUNN,
40 Low Street Baltimore.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1853-12-17
SPEAK As UNTO WISE MEN"
FACTS FACTS!

:
rttH any raprejndieed mind nj, d,I JoTT1 ;"S
',r.of Curative powers ofiiAMfdoN .
80, :. S.T rs'I%nLE 'TINCTURE. Thou'I
'.i. aho have their sons, daughters ana
..;.ss ming away. and sinking Inio pre-
" .'.,..r, ICES, might see chem res'oreu 10
.ra.l,h if they would only make "i1i VI
I;s wonderful TinctHre.
p.a1. read from merchant well known
IN ,ni< community: 1870
c,orr-vlLLE, Va, August s. 1897
aI,s.as MORTIMER IL MO"pRAY-
.,L~rl : . Young lady in this town VINO
',. ,ha Srrofula, and whose father intend
- ,,l,,no her to the Roc>brdge Alum
,;,,irrs but persuaded them TO try your
~. ,,,.,re first. She had taken the Inc
gre since the ID Of July, and l am nap,
~ 10 saw i. has already done ner mucn
rIoI She had used several bottles oi
<,r-,oarilla and other medicines, recon-,
nrnJrI in such eases, none OF whic" uiu
her any rood at all and when sne com.
mpnred using the Tincmre she mao Ou'
nnla ls:,h in it, but she now says size %
r.,iog well fast. Before taking me nv
-,,ra she could scarcely see on: OF one eye
. 49,, baJ several large Jumps about the
mock Her eve now is nearly WE'LL d.
49,, INNS have almos, entirely dIsaPpea.
al. ! ours, ). ~ % ~
SlII another from the above. See 'n'
D.rmanencv of the cure.
~ ScoHyrWe, December 7th, 1852.
!Lsysrs. Mortimer g. Norbray-l am
truly Glad to inform YOU that the Ilnc'ure
has made a perfect cure in The case OF
ScroruIa Of the young lady about when
wrote YOU in my IaslIc;tcr. | am PromIs-
sd = certificate, which will send you We
~ soon. 1t was certainly one OF tho very
,yor., cases Of Scrofula. She had used
manv Of the patent medicines recommend,
n in such eases without any benefit, ana
several physicians gave her medicine
which done her no good. nope 10 oe
,LIr 10 send YOU many other certificates.
''''' w ynnrs J. n. Sewers.
Rer. I,cruon Eskridge. Z. s. ~.
cr'a,er vcirht Of Testimony cannot be given.
Portsmouth, Va, Aug. Is, lo2l'
Mr.. ]. B. Boush-Dear Slr:-"hlIe
| am. in general, opposed TO patent medL,
cjncs. candor compeIs me to state that /
have great confidence in the virtues OF
IIam6,on's Vegetable Tinciure. For
.evcmI months past have used II in my
tamily-1nd in dyspepsia and loss OF APP
netlte. dizziness, and general debility
with entire success. SO far az my eXpe-
renee extends. therefore, | take pleasure
IN recommending it to the afflicted as
sasc and efficient remedy. lam, respect
l,,1i,- YOURS
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1853-12-17
VERNON ESKRIDGE,


-
IN tie &iis, Sc.
Balialgrr, May !, 1852.
Nc=srs. Mogimor & Mowbray -
GcnIomcn.--IAla , pleasure can
testify to the great healing powers Of
Namg,gJis Tcge'aJIe TmctTe.--My
wife had been afflicted for three years,
IaboGng under a constant hacking Cough,
with most violent Pain in the right
side, Ncuralgia of the Head and dimness
O! Sight; very little rest day or night,
aud much emaciation, and to all appear
anccs a rapid Consumption inevitable
We lad the most eminent physician in
Annapolis but his medicine did not give
her any relief at all, bat growing worse II
any change in the least;--and after hav-
ing read one of your Pamphlets, in July
Iast, she concluded to try BamptOn's pe-
gcI0Jic TMciure, and after taking buttwo
bottles of which under kind Providence
we perceived great change for the bet
ter: her appetite improved, her skin be-
came quite clear, coughs, pains, neuralgia,
&c, entirely Ief; her, and by the time she
had taken a few bottles more she was
completely cured, and is now in the ell,
lovment Of most excellent health.
have seen also its beneficial effects on
several other ladies of Annapolis, and
think can say from what have seen Of
Tie Medicine, | DO not believe It's Cura-
.igc Power, can be cquaiIcd. A sense OF
duty to he afflicted has induced me TO
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1853-12-17

Hancc's SmsapaEHI"' q
Pill Is. -
WHIT : thu, principle which We ca.
" the = o Io' !. ,b,, principle by which
/ ne 0,' ,,.-, - i resuluted. There
clc "" ,,%a Had becomes impure, gen
Tore Il 'le 'l22" " ,r,. sys,rn!mus, cnsue.
t" d ''''' n,,rfv,Rf. july %, ls3l'
n1L'. ,E9, | was afflicted
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-12

DYsrEPjiN AND INpIGEsTIoN.-Thesrg great scnur
ges of our people cannot be too well understood +,
or the means ofnverting curing th"W toa 5inh-
" appreciated. The person who discovers a.'v
means Of cure alienation, c0nIrrs benefit
upon his fellows, and is deserving oFhouor This
desirable Consummaiion has beet achieved. aud
not only can dyspepsia be cured bat it may be
prevented. by the If e Hnutlard'< German
Bitt.rs,'' prepared by DR.. {. VI Jackson, Phtln
d lphio, which medicine is sP"kcr+"f in terms Of
the highest CONNIE udutiuu by thousands who
have tested its efficacy. 1t is perfectly inno-
cuous in its nature, aad possrssrs tho valuable
property of improving the health of the robust
us we'll as restoring the health of the sick.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-12
NOW READY
The New Methodist Singing


Lutte OF ZION.
pY 1. B. WOODBURY., assisted by Rev. H.
-l)H. MATTISON, pastor Of John street NJ G.
thodist Church 1t comprises nearly one thou
sand pieces Of the choicest Music, including al
mOstevery old tune of any merit ever published :
it represents some two hundred of tho finest COM
posers the world ever saw, and contains ovcrv
variety of metre now in use, with cOpious index
es TO every part. The Lutte is therefore held
with truth 10 be an almost exhaustless mine of
the richest Sacred Musical Treasures ever pre-
sentefto the public. G lowing with the anima-
ton and burning zeal of the communion for
which ii is designed, the tunes ME nevertheless,
equally adapted to the Hymn Books of all demo-
limitations of Christians OF Mr.. Woodbury's
last Book, the Dulcimcr, over 50 900 copies have
been issued since its appearance three years ago,
and still the demand is on the increase. Is any
further evidence of the admiration in which he
is held Cs composer 10 be desired
From the enthusiasm with which the Lutte
has already been greeted, reception for IL SINH
lar TO that melted to the Dulcimer is confidently
expected.
Any professional musician desiring n copy of
either tie Lutte or Dulcmer for examin lion, can
have it sent TO him free of postage, by RENTING
so cents TO the publisher.
F ]. HUNTINGTON,
sc2l II 90 Park Row, New York
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-12
A Money Saving Establish
HEent.

THE undersigned would announce to the pub
i lie that he has on hand good stock of
Tin, Copper. Brass & Sheet-iron Wares
and is prepared to manufacture to order, ANY
THING made from the same material, at the
shortest notice. He is determined to make it to
every persons INTEREST to deal with him, and
could request all those who want to SAVE THEIR
MONEY to give him call.
He would also call especial attention to the We
ry large and complete assortment of
Cooking stoves.
On hand and weekly arriving, of the very best
quality, both in construction and metal and at
prices ranging from SIC to $50, full trimmed,
with pipe, boilers, &c.
Having in great measure changed his mode
time. enables him to sell much lower than for
merly.
~ All manner of iobbing done at the very
shortest notice. his establishment being well sup
piled with GOOD workmen.
Shop on Kincheloe street, 3 doorsnorth of Des-
pard,s corner, opposite Bartlett's Hotel.
c. W. SMITH.
Clarksburg, Feb. I'd, 1858.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-12
Gabinet-ware !!

,NRNl URs The subscribers would call
SEss<s<zSszzS the attention of the citizens of
.ssssssss.55 ClarksbHrg and surrounding
f-gyV Tss@Szt9 country, to their general assort-
egSSR +1ssss- - mcnt of FURNITURE, &C.; all
OF which is manu- featured with view to its neat
ness aud durability, and will be sold cheap for
prompt pay.
They are in receipt of all the late fashionable
changes, and their work will be shaped according
ly:
Those wanting articles in this line are invited
to give us call, as we are determined none shall
go away dissatisfied.
WareRooms on Pike street, opposite Dents
Hotel, Clarksburg. j. &; +. B. HURSEY.
Clarksburg, Feb. 1G, 1858. nol2
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-12
Watches, Gold and Silver
"nwn

II II. MILLER & CO., Wholesale Watch and
IL. Jewelry House, No. 2sT Baltimore St, s. E.
corner of Charles St, importers of English and
Swiss Watches and tools of every description,
Watch Case Makers and Manufacturers of Fine
Gold Jewelry. We call the attention ofSouthern
and Western dealers in Watches, Jcwclry and Sill
yer Ware, to our very extensive stock, assuring
them that in no article in our limo shall VIC allow
any establishment to surpass u.s. either in quality,
quantity or low prices. We are the only whole
sale house in this branch of trade in Baltimore.
and shall use every fair means to induce Southern
and Western Merchants to open accounts with us
Our terms shall be as liberal and accommodating
as can possibly be found in the United States
We will take great pleasure in showing our
goods to Southern and Western Merchants, who
Their they open accounts with us or not.
y i. II. MILLER S CO.,
S.b9 ly Importers of Watches, baltimore.
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BoLD TALK-A NEGRO CoNvENTIoN.-
The last number of CIeavelaud paper,
called the ''AIiened American" conduct
ed by negroes and white Abolitionists,
inclosed hapdbil calling a negro State
Convention at Dayton, on the Goth Octo-
Der next. The body of the bill is in these
words-pretty bold ones, too:
Brethren, our work is not yet compile
ted. The black laws have been in part
epealed-Cushing's bill has been reject
ed-the nefarious scheme Of colonization
has been batfird-schools have been es-
tablished by law for coIored children, but
we are still excluded from the jury box,
our poor are shut out of the aims house,
supported in part by our money, the deaf
and dumb and blind and lunatic asylums
are closed against us, and what is more
to us than all else, we are denied the cleo
tive franchise-tht great palladium OF
human liberty
Lnwd bless de culud population, how
dey talks.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-12

SPECIAL Term OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
Judge Camden gave notice, before adj
journing the court the other day, that a
special term of the circuit court would be
held here. to commence on Monday. the
28th of November, prox. The moving
cause for this special term is, We learn, n
desire to have the case of Samuel Fl. koon
disposed Of. who stands charged with pas
sin e counterfeit money with a guilty
knowledge" of its character 1t is I'M
derstood, however, that the court will sit
some days perhaps for week--and will
probably attend to other business during
part of the session. Iirgin-
9an.
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New type Foundery.

COLLINS & M'LESTER, Philadelphia. An
~ experience of moro than twenty years in the
various departments of Type Founding has gi-
ven the subscribers such facilities of supplying
in calling special attention of practical printers
to their new foundcry. inst established in Phi
ladelPhia. The type which they manufacture is
of very superior quality. Us they use none but
the best of metals IN its manufacture. Their
arrangements moreover, arc such that they Will
be able to sell cheaper for cash than any establish
incnt in the United States; while for durability
and use, for finish and artistic qualities their
type will be unsurpassed.
Their assortment of Printing Type will include
all standard kinds of Plain and Job Letter and
the most approved and beautiful varieties of Or
namentRl Letter. Their mOulds for the manu-
facturc of Leads, Metal furniture, &c, nre new,
ry Size which is required Brass and Metal
Rules, Dashes and Braces Wood and Brass Gal
lcys, and Brass Column Galleys; Composing
Sticks Iron side and foot sticks Mahogony
job sticks, Shears; Lead and Brass Rule CutteTs:
Chases for Newspapers and Book work job
Chases &c, DC, kept constantly OH hand
Printing Presses of all the approved forms-in-
Guiding Hoes and AdRmss superior steam pow
or Presses-supplied at the manufacturers pri
ccs. Printing Inks, of every variety and of the
very best quality. supplied at the lowest terms.
Everything manufactured by the subscribers,
can be furnished by them at the shortest no
tiee, and on the most reasonable terms.
NoTE.-Printers Of Newspapers, who viii do
the favor to publish the above advertisement
three times, including this note, and send on to
us the paper containing the advertisement, will
be paid for it should they purchase tyre from MS
equal to five times the amount of their bill.
All orders will be promptly attended to when
addressed TO COLLINS q M'LESTER,
Sixth and Minor streets, Philadelphia.
September 18th, Is53-St.