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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21
Disasters. dc.

ssF OsasErEk Of New Hayen from Calcutta for BostoE,
before mentioned abandoned bad rood Georges
Bant only 5 days when she took series Of heavy %
Dec ~ carrying bavsrk stsnehsoBs ke and
badly rendering 20 sbsDdon her
the then having IS feet wser In her bold The officers
and the boats and picked P few hoas sns
BY for Port Prince jan fell 10
with shp Welifeet OF Boston for SewOlssns Which
from the fdes On the Fh the Fde
spoke biz DR. Rsse Bath for Jaeksonyie we1 vessel took
on board the before mentioned hsyiag arrived
Cb,rrstoD they hsyns been taken from the Dr. hoseo on
esi, ALssSI before reported still remains sxhere and b
thoush prove total los; about 90 tuns railroad iron have
ben svsd portion Of the remainder viii probably be les
ass LEsox Dfs in Hampton Road, fn Csso,
nsyebcsS yery hesyy weather and bad decks swept
Bse OcRax BIRD Ahnson I'm Curacoa Of and hx New YORK.
Bermuda date With los Of sails and
ether damage having blown Oh the eeA would proceed
2Ir INST
srx.sss PossEs Norris Boso rspsrtss On Der fhp
20 Provneesvp on "Wednesday fell 10 with brig Of and
rom Savannah sneso of Msh6ed with bosd ssk
born mail Nevs sehr from Boston ths Yves ladies'
run sslore Tuesday night Probably the ar
Hart for Prince SD from Proynsstsvn ii 49,"
ssnl Cook, sbr Boston.
Spoken, &c.
Jan IA 81, lo. - o. ship Arcadia Jordss ire" Ss~ons
Dee tx II 8, Ion 81 brig Richard Bentley I'm S'vY~s @
Rio Jsneiro.
ssssI from s S .s.: Asi is "a sprsl ss sd
D. s po%s. his Of - New Bedford saa sos s ssnSSy
tSs HsrshsaSs own br do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21
Markets. CAnEru1Lr RrrOErrD yOR TIE N Y. TRIsDyr

sEs-The markss without change the demand moderate 1t
as 70 for Pots, and 60 IS FOR Pcsrs 80.
COTT0N-The market 10 duh aud prices steady; sales ~
t.s Home use 63 speculation ISL We the quotations
Upland Florda Mobile. ". o. Texas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

ont of which disbursements have been made amounting to
sss5eO TO- leaving balance of SsO329 o4 to be appro
prated to dividends The gross receipts of the road
coed those of the previous year sO6O 60 On the Let Of
lest May the capital stock of the Company increased
s5OOOOO to provide to quidate the entire bonded
Indebtedness of the Company and to pay for the erection
of new buildings, freight cars &c Committee Of nine
has been appOntcdo confer with corresponding Commit
mittee from the Central Railroad Committee, to agree
terms for managing and consolidating the two roads so
to form one line from Savannah to Atlanta.
At Boston money sworkng easier but the market is still
under restraint from fear Of European troubles Rates CON
tnue nomnaly the same.
At Philadelphia moneyis in somewhat urgent demand
and first class paper cannot be placed ct less than Hoe
cent
The following the aggregate of the abstract Of the con
dtion of the several Banks in Massachusetts, on the first
Saturday in October last the returns having been made up
in obedience requston of the Governor Issued on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21
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Please read the advertisement Of A Cushman & Co,
IN reference Doctor James MeCintoek 1t will be found IN an
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

Average dividends of thryfve Banks in Boston, ls52
fraction over 95lOo per cent in April 1889, frae-
ton over $4,000 per cent Average dividends OF one hun
dred and eight Banks out Of Boston, in October 1852 is
fraction over s44OO per cent in April 1885, fraction
39lOO per cent Average dividend of one hundred
and forty three Banks in and out OF Boston in October
1882 fraction over 373lOO per cent and in April 1875
fraction over 3.T7-l0o.
We annex the Cincinnati Stock sales Tor the Week enu
ing Saturday January IA, 1854: -, ..,A.,......,
s IS shares DO 'Iocs s. 'sf S s bs se
&c.. g.1iton So; 81 shkres Mad River LAKE Enc X
R. o e Miami wi. III tna': ,s.i s,l
sS Hsmtoa Dayton B. o6 90 shares Eaton Hamilton
% "a bsrs Coypston Lexington k oo D shares Mtd
n r 20 shares Marietta Cincinnati T. r.
az ~ s.1.s Penn Indianapolis T. IS buyer 10 days
Money rates during the past week have ranged from
to per cent per month for 60 and 90 days stocks as col
lateral varying according to character Of security
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

l..,. g., c..k Hsurv Of DIP Empire, Of Nev Bedssd
ssss o G1 soy tate iAsi ia sppsd 900 kb =
b, Dc pomss hip for New Bedford sas ~ b. ssns u
Il Hsrrhsngs Own, sof do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

h. Board of Councillors elso held meeting, but did
u business Of Importance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

The receipts into the State Treasury for the year were
s77305 o. against expenditure of s396iis 49, leaving
balance on hand ct the close Of s376o75 o. which will
be shortly increased by receipts into the Treasury to more
than half million. The Auditor says:
IAN the State indebtedness Except what termed
mart rsd bonds redemption Of which can be compelled
Or interest stopped called in last year and a. our
bonds are above par none be purchased under eur
rsssnt laws There IS therefore no further opportunity
n oudating State Indebtedness with the surplus hand
sIeept BY paying up what few part paid bonds may be vol
unfairly surrendered
The surplus money Of the State Is at present
interest of only Ct annurn while the Stale mas 70
n.,sv IT on lin funded and p CT on It's unfunded
debt To obyis.e this in measure and facilitate the fund
ing Of the part paid bonds the auditor suggests the prop
sy of enactment declaring hasths interest on these bonds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

The of payment include 1880 shares of ssusble
stock cssh hand notes receivable &c, showing an ex
cess Of means over debt of s76l2 g. The annual meet
NO for choice of Directors will be holden in Boston on the
lst February next
According to the report Of the Auditor General Of Mch
gan the funded and fundable debt Of the State foows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

Morn SroLKs PRorKRrr-Policeman Money, OF the
Fourteenth Ward while patroihng his beat in Mulberry
ST.. observed a man carrying packages in sack and
basket and being curious to know where no was going
with the articles stepped up 70 the man who Instantly
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-09
June 8, 1881 $

sS-Thc Wings Of Allegheny county
have formed their ticket, and the Nhigs
in other counties in the State are taking
early steps to ORGANIZE, for the purpose
Of combining all their powers to rebuke
the Nebraska infamy. UNION COUNTY
will not be behind-hand in this matter
and the Officers of the Whig Standing
Committee properly chosen at the only
meeting of the Committee ever called
have, after consultation with friends, called
the Convention few weeks earlier than
usual, in order to give the ball an early
start, aud to give time to settle our CON-
picatcd District relations.
RS-Not one of the candidates upon our
State Ticket, sought the Nomination.
How would it do this year to select
for Delegates, men pledged to no man
prudent, independent men, who could and
would make such selections as they tho't
best, urhampered by promises? Would
not such ticket be most acceptable to the
people generally? W.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-09
AlleehenY in the Field.

The Wing Convention of Allegheny
county met in Pittsburg on Wednesday
last and nominated David Ritchie, The
present member, for Congress; and fol
Assembly, William E. Stephen, Robert
Pollock, r. =. Carnahan, John J. Muse
and Jacob Grey.
The following resolutions were unani.
mously adopted:
Resslped, That the passage Of the Nc
braska and Kansas bill clearly indicates
The purpose Of the friends Of slavery to
propagate, confirm and diffuse that nation.
al sin and shame, in violation Of the !ette,
and spirit Of our national bond Of union
which was designed "to secure the bless
ings Of liberty to ourselves and our poster
ity.' -, >,
Reso,yed, That we will maintain and dc:
fend the true purposes Of our national
compact we will have no moro compromi
ses with slavery We will recognize no Law
that aids and sustains slavery We will re-
sist the introduction of slavery into Ne
braska or any other territory now free
and will now and always resist the admis
sion Of new Slave States into the Union.
Resolred, That, for the future, the South
must take Of itself-take care of its pecu'
liar property-supplyi its cwn bloodhounds
and douchfaecs. Tbe freemea OF the
North design to, and rW " crush out and
extermipate the breed.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-09

I BEG leave respectfully 10 call the Public's
attention to my Establishment, No. I'D
South FOURTH st. (below CheStnuO, PhtiGd-
riyhia, for the manufacture and sale of En-
veiopes. where will always be in readiness
10 attend 10 any orders may be favored with.
lam prepared 10 furnish Envelopes OF every
quality, size and description. Wholesale and
Retail The Government pattern, plain and legal
| would also call attention 10 the Dle-Sink-
ing, Engraving. Printing, and Enclosing OF
Business Cards for Envelopes, Letter heads,
Bn-heads. Cards, Circulars, &c. all Of which
furnish at very low rates. Stamping letters
prevents their going TO the Dead Letter Office
With patent machines ei the latest improve
ments for enclosing. printing, &c, also for
the manufacture Of Envelopes, and every iaci-
lity for executing orders with despatch, and Tor
their delivery by Express Lines or as may he
agreed upon, can not fail to compete with If
not excel any other establishment Of the kind
in the world @'Hompopathic Envelopes
constantly on hand, samples Of which may be
seen fbronicie office, also Of Die-Stamped Env.
TIy5l77In VIM. COLBERT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-09
Two PrOclamatiOns.
From the New Berlin "star," 1858.

From the New Berlin 'Star, iooo.
"lnion county is sadly behind the majority
Of her sister Counties, III the Beauty and Con-
venience of her Public Buildings. SOME OF
the Citizens of the county feel this very sensible,
aud they find the reflection very unpleasant
che. PAINFULLY CALLING 10 their public pride
and spirit. Therefore are THEY determined
that atTHOSE BUILDINGS SHALL FALL and
another arise IN their place that shall be
credit 10 the County.
LET THE GRAND JURY AT MAY TERN
PREPARE 10 receive petition so nuner-
ouslv signed and couched in such language as
will compel them 10 report iavorab'y 10
NEW COURT HOUSE aud wipe ont foul
stain on The fair face Of The county.'!m
From the same paper, MAY, 1854.
TuS IssuE-Sone OF the leading Wings in
the Division ranks frankly informed us that
the issue at the next election could not be
Whiggcry or Democracy, but Division or no
Division. We are ready to meet them on this
question. WE HAVE THEM DOWN NOW,
and with truth and justice inscribed on our
banners, we will meet them at the ballot box,
WHERE we Will put tiie screws
Oh them, AND F4SIEN THEN 80
TIGHT That THEY WILL NEVER RISE
AGAIN."CnD
THAT IL, we suppose, by TAX FOR NEW COURT
HOUSE at NEW BERLIN!-Sa)
IkrWe make no charge for inserting
occasionally the foregoing advertisements
from the Illuminating organ Of the Great
Metropolis They are frank, and explicit,
aud we would fain hope may be understood
by the dullest "outsidc Barbarian"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-09
Samuel NI'Cle.lcn's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Register
~ OF Union county on the I'd day Of March.
1854, issued 10 the subscribers. Letters Tesla
mentary on the last will and testament of
Samuel M'Clellen. late of Butialoe township,
Union county, deceased. All persons owing
said estate are requested to make payment,
and those having claims against the estate
will present them properly authenticated for
settlement
SAMUEL MCLELLEN. Executor
MARY Ann NCLELIEN. Executrix
Butfaloe. March 10, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-09
FINE STATIONERY.

HRAIG & FULTON, 10 South EIGHTH
~ Street, Piiiadeiphia-beg leave to call
the attention of Country Dealers. Schools and
persons visiting the City, TO their complete
assortment Of English, French, and american
STATIC NER (which they are selling Whole
sale and Retail on the most reasonable terms.
Their stock comprises erery rwiay OF Cap,
Letter and Note Paper and Envelopes, incIud-
ing full assortment of the celebrated goods
of De La Rue & Go. and Tnos Rhoads d Sons
of Lcndon. Also
Gold and Steel Pens, Drawing Pencils GA
hers and olhersO, Drawing Paper, Bristol
Board, Sealing Wax, Ink, ink>tands, Rodgers
Crookes', ,WoStenholm> and other fine Cutlery,
Portmouaies. Pocket Books, Portfolios, Writ
ing Desks, &c. &c. Persons visiting the City
can have their paper and envelopes embossed
with their Initials without extra charge.
to Orders from dealers and institutions of
learning respectfully solicited and filled with
the Striciest integrity 6m5l7pdl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-09
FITS! FITS! FITS!
THE vEsEIABrE EXTRACT
EPIlEPTlC PILLS.

For The cure Of FITS, Spasnis, Cramps, and al
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
distressing malady will find the VEGET-
ABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS to be the only
remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy,
or Falling Fits.
ssen aud although they prepared especially the
purpose Of curing Fits they will be found especial ben
eft for all persons afflicted with weak nerves whose
system has been prostrated shattered from
any Whatever In chronic complaints, diseases
Of long Standing surernduced by nervousness they
exceedingly beneficial.
Price So per box, two boxes for IS. Persons OF
the City, enclosing remittance, will have the Pills
them through the mail, free Of postage For sale hy
SETH s. lIANCE, No los BALTIMORE STEsfr. Baltimore
Nd to whom orders from all parts OF the Union be
addressed. post paid. tly41i--new
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-09
~-We stated. a few weeks air

DT-We stated, u few weeks since. that
the last effort to reach the Division bill in
the House, failed because the Speaker
refused to entertain motion which would
hate permitted it to come up. In las.
weeks Times long-eared correspondent
Of that valuable sheet wasted q column,
over the signature of Justice" in silly
sttempt to disprove @ that unimpeachable
fact. He succeeded in proving himself
totally ignorant ot the subject he was try
ing to illuminate, and proved rc.hing else.
1t is true enough that the bill could not
be got up under either Of the rules quoted
by "Justicc," nor were the friends of
Division so verdant rs to suppose they
eould act under them with any hope Of
success The real state of the case is
simply this. The bill could not be reach
ed, in the face of Maj Simouton's factious
opposition, except by suspending the or
ders Of the day, and to do this required a
two-thirds vote. The friends of Division
were therefore obliged to wait until mo-
tion to suspend the orders of the day was
made in behalf Of some other bill which
could command that number Of votes, aud
then upon call for division of the ques-
tion get the orders of the day suspended
generally; after which any bill, whether
there were objections to it CT not, could be
taken up and considered if majority Of
the House agreed 70 it. The effort to con-
slider the division bill was made twice un-
der this position Of affairs, but upon calling
the ayes and noes majority decided
against proceeding to its consideration A
final attempt was made on the Saturday
preceding the adjournment A motion
was made to suspend the orders of the day
to take up some bank bills. A friend of
the Division bill Immediately called for a
division Of the question, but the Speaker
paid no attention to 1t whaterer, and put
the first motion only, which was carried,
and the orders suspended for special
purpose, but not generally-and the last
hope for the division bill frustrated by the
refusal Of the Speaker to perform his
official duty. We suppose he will not
thank "Justice" or any body else for
vindicating his action in the matter, for it
was intentional on his part, and be pri-
vately gave Senator Siiier, and his own
colleague Mr. Deegan, reasons for his
course which be seemed to consider salts
factory to himself, and which we may per
haps make the subject Of comment at
some future time.
-"Justice" winds up by a threat that
he will publish the Division Bill. We
hope he will be as good as his word. 1t
would be refreshing to the readers of the
Times to get something else, for once,
than the customary New Berlin twaddle.
If We do not mistake, none Of the New
Berlin papers ever published the bill, or
an honest synopsis OF it. and We dare them
to do it now Il.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-09
ZINC PAINTS.
NNE-THIRD CHEAPER THAN WHITE
LEAD, and free from all poisonous

NNE-THIRD CHEAPER THAN WHITE
LEAD, and free from all poisonous
qualities. .- ..,,-,, ,.,,,,,,.,- -.
.,,,ty enlarged their works sud improved the quality
Of their products prepared TO execute ORDERS for teI
SUPERIOR PAINTS, Dry, and Ground IN cii, IN
asserted uackrsrs OF from p to 700 pounds; also
DRY in barrels. of 20 pounds each
Their WHITE ZINC, which is sold dry or ground n
OIL is warranted pure and unsurpassed for bCdy and
uniform hiteness.
n-tio Of pre- aration has recently been discovered
which enables the Company 20 warrant Their paints
keep and soft in the kegs for any rea-nsnie Time
In this respect their paints will be superior to any otAe
in the market -
Their GROWN ZINC PAINT. which is sold at IoV
,,e. and can only be usde from the Zinc ores Ron
New Jersey is now well known ior us prot@et'e qu-
ti,s when applied non other mctalie surfaces
Their STONE COLOR PAINT possesses all The proper
ties of the Brown and is Of an agreeable color "r pam
lin, COTTAGES D,rots, out buildings, Bridges, &c
o FEENCIi RICHARDS,
Wholesale Paint Dealers and importers
NV cor Of 10th and Market Sts. PhilddelphIG
6m523t4lS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-09
52S
Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue Of an order from the Orphans
- Cour, of Union county, the undersigned.
Administrators Of SAMUEL WILSON, late Of
Kelly Tp. decreased. will sell at private sale the
following REAL ESTATE, to wit:
That valuable tract Of land situated in the
township and county aforesaid, within J miles
Of the thriving village Of Lewisburg, bounded
by lands OF the heirs OF Thos Wilson decd.
David Meyer, Flavel Clinsan, Joel Roger, Phil
ip Shook. aud others. containing 225 Acres
or thereabouts, $50 acres cleared having there
lAon erected two story Frame House and
.2:2Kiichen, a Frame Barn. Spring House
(and never failing Spring Of Wa'er) and all
other ont-buidnes necessary for the comfort
and convenience Of Farm. There is also<H>
good Apple Orchard, with 4 variety Of -
Fruit Trees. The cleared land is in high
state of cultivation. and abounds with Limestone
Tor all necessary purposes.
Tho above property will answer to divide into
rWOor THREE FARMS, aud will be sold to
suit purchasers.
For terms Of rale apply to either Of the SUBJ
scribers. o, TO TnoNAs WILSON. on the premises.
ROBT. II. LAIRD,
WIN. WILSON. in.
fsrs, -, 1888. AdsnIrssF more.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-09
REMEMBER !!
In the Chronicie Of August S, 1853, wt
6nd tie following statement:
New Berlin Caucus Ticket.


The New Berlin papers do not deny, hu, do
tacItly admit, that the charge we made is true
and boast of the candidates. We repeal
then. tha, a number Of Caucus leaders have
banded together to secure the nominations OF
Messrs. Sis,oHio,1, Hackenberg. Seeboid, Solomon,
and Van Ge-er, as Anti-Di"isionists. Ii the
free and independent voters Of the dominant
party wish TO ratty and approve such cahal
Vaccinations, they have the power. But they
must remember, that TINE Caucus Is NOT Al
WAYS RATIFIED AT THE BALLOT BOX!
The subsequent Nomination proved
our charge to be literally true-Simoniou,
Hackenburg, Seebold, Solomon, Van Ge.
Ger and Peters of the same stripc,) were
nominated. But The People pronounced
upon the corrupt bargaining, and THREE
Of the six were defeated, one elected by 7
majority, the second elected while 100
in the minority, and the third elected only
because some hundreds hoped he was not
at heart one of the New Berlin clique
mistake Of which lie has since convinced
them
~ The same Ne,o Berlin clique are
again n'anoeurering to get up a Ticket to
advance their interest. In nearly every
Borough and Township they have cmissa-
ries wholly promises and Professions
they induce to do their work for them 1t
becomes independent Wings who would
burst the thraldom Of New Berlin domin-
alton and escape its designs upon their
purses, to be VIGILANT and ACTIVE!
usa-The Clique would rather disoryaniae
and destroy the party, than yield their
control of its
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-09
PHuApELPH1A ELECTION.

The first election in the consolidated
city has resulted in the success Of the
combined Anti-Administratio candidates
BY 1000 to II, ,000 majority. There ere
200 election districts, and 200 officers
were elected, and all in good order. The
following are the principal officers elect:
Myor-RsBEKT T. CONRAD.
Sokcaor-Isaac Haxelhurst.
Controller-John N. Henderson.
Commissionev-Adam Much.
The Copncik, &e., are also Of the Opposi-
a. iekcts&Aie1y.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-09

Eor the Chronicle.
The New Berliners, it would appear,
are urging the denomination Of Hon. Ner
Middle.warth to Congress. As Wing, l
am pleased with Mr. M.'s course, and hope
he may continue i: with honor to himself
and the district. But it must be remem-
bered tha: when Mr.. NJ. was nominated,
his friends pledged their honor that be in
no case should ask it again, or Union Co.
for him. l do not know that Mr.. Mid.
dleswarth asks it. Under the circumstan-
ces. would it be just Or proper for Union
Co. to insist upon the other counties Civ
ing way to US? think not.
A BUFrALOE VALLEY Who.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-09
Notice.

ETTERS Testamentary TO the Estate OF
IL ALEXANDER MCCLURE, late of the
Borough of Lewisburg, deceased, having been
granted TO the subscrIbers-notice is hereby
given 10 all persons indebted TO said estate. TO
make immediate payment; and those having
claims are requested TO present them duly
authenticated for settlement 10 either of the
undersigned.
EDW'D c. HUMES, of Bellefontc. Pa.
ELIZABETH MCCLURE, Lewisburg.
IeWiSburg, Jan. IL, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-09
Philadelphia Adv'ts.
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M Philadelphia.
a.. This well-known es,abishmen nj, celebrated
for its Table, and rc-furnished IN modern
style, with Ladies' Parlors on the first floor is
most centrally situated on Chestnut Street
the fashionable promenade-opposi,e the Gus
tom House. and near independence Hall.
CAPT. CHAS. II. MILLER,
Whose reputation as Host is well known, IS
determined il shall lose nothing by his future
efforts. The highest degree of satisfaction
guaranteed 10 all who may favor him with their
company.
- Families can secure a suite of Rooms
by telegraphins day or two in advance.
Philadelphia May. 1854.