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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

Low AND SuIcIpI.--It is said tia. the old than
deer, Jcve, Is exceedingly Jolly when instance
OF lovers perjury comes within bis Jurisdiction,
and that he shakes his sides until Oily rocks to
IFS foundation which, as liz base s In the clouds,
must be rather Of an airy character Unless the
mighty monarch Of the thundertolt Is belied, we
don't envy BIN his heart, however much VIC mar his
MAJESTY; but We suppose, hkehis imperial imltat ~
upon earth, hearts never could be tumps q. the
games which he or they play. Bat TO our narrative
as we have Cleaned the facts which comprise It. An
individual whose name we viii Mt at the present
time name. woocd aud won tue heart Of young
girl named Martha CORY. who resided on Catherine
street, near John Wth the confiding abandon Of
sn Ingenious and unauspicioas nat1e, she, IN rctur
for the professions Of love which lac treathed in
toreyed accents TO her willing car gave him all her
heart, and with that heart the deep devotion Of a
love constant and unwavering az that star which
Gist guided the sea tossed mstiner over his stormy
patti. Tine passed, and The fond girl looked for.
ward In dreamy b,issfulness TO tle realization of
that dream, who b as I.rins bard had 50 !guthfully
assured W. can shine but once
Tn life's dau stream.
Bnt Why hpger upon so ofttoid . tale. With the
capricious Jolly Of boy, who in possession OF 4
cherished Flaything becomes cioyed and sstated
with the treasure, and nally casts is from him, 30
did re VIC had sworn TO
Lore on Till lice csrSc
tapT sway heart moro precious han the finest
geli that ever nestled beneath The waters OF Col.
coDoa. InoinercDce and neglect rais< tn yusand
anxious fears within her breast, bat stil with
wcElans faith ard wooiau's trust
sic ioved on, Ike shipwrccked ranrer elm sing
TO tie lac: srsr OF ope. On Friday Eighs he paid
her last visit, and heaftlcssiy informed her tast
she mat consider their engagement cadci; In fat
thai he wss about being united With sao.her. She
received Tho intelligence cGe from whom tho last
rag o. hopc had dcpsrtcd. end upou whom ar eter-
nsl ight had cas-. is dark and uusigh.ly shade.
With ato'd farewell 30 ieft her psesecce, and then
n, silc TO struggle With tho hearLcrushing weight
Of agony which, Ike en- incubus, bore Der 80 the
earth sic sought comfort Ia cbtision aud prosgr-
ing toison from neishbofing druggist, qust'sd /.
IS On sLtdote 10 her woes. AZ soon ~ the cEcuul.
sfatcc was discovered, medical aid was procured,
hei IA yaini che fingered until yesterday, and then
GEO. iGliilshtrg another tragedy Of re II life 10
Point rofsi aud afora taie
fiYfts sc,; y1gyfirS~. fNU
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ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE AT LAKE SUpE eI0R.
Tho Inq,tiTsr Earns from Mr.. Roberts, Superin-
tenient Of the Minnesota Mine, who came down on
the Collins yesterday, that DR.. J. l.. Pratt, Of the
Minnesota Nine, ACCOMPANIED by Mr.. G. G. Kershow,
clerk Of the mine, NJ. Revere, Of Boston, and two
hoatmer, left tho head OF Portage river on the
morning Of August lst In IN ordinary bark canoe
tho Sam Ward on her upper trip For Ontonagon
river. Tic wind vas blowing quite fresh, and the
bcGtmcn objected to venture, but DR.. Pfatt urged
them very hard, belrg DESTROYS Of returning home
and they finally reluctantly consented to put ont.
They had rca he'd point about ten miles distant
miles fiom Eagle river the point Of their destina.
ton, when the wind having in reascd, the waves
were swollen to such deg 60 that they made .
clean brsarh over the canoe. which was s~a nped.
I Mr.. kershow sank immediately; DR.. Pratt seized an
car and sustained himself for half an hour when he
sank; and Mr.. Contrary, one OF the boatmen, also
/ Was drowned. The other boatn,ap, whose name Mr..
l,oberts did Lot rcnenlbr was saved, and alao Mr..
! i;cverc, both OF whom dri!tcd ashore. When Mr..
Roberts left Eagle river II one OF the bodies had
! been recovered 1t is singular cola e5ce suat
It's disaster occurred upon the very spot on 1hich
Dr. Huu2hton met siU.ilay fate. Dr Pratt Was a
highly educated, Intellectual ard ueefa man, whose
services have been devoted for the past i've years to
the Mime sota Mine, arr those CLUSTERING about il.
He was native Of Rhode Island bat graduated al
Columbia College, New York aud read his .ofe4-
sion partly il Rhode Island, and partly in Bangor,
Maine. lie leaves young ADD Interesting WIFE, ia
whom he had been married less tdan two gears, who
4 had accompanied hin down as far as the mouth OF
Ontopagcn river, and was there waiting his return
standing upon the dock in company With several
other ladies. who were expecting fri,uds upon ,e
Ward. In place Of husband, sic received only tbs
heert1ending int itgen OF his death by dro1nlng
Ikfyot Tribune, dug. II.
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MuHDyS ~ oaIo~-James and Thomas O'Mcars,
hchcTs, murdered james Msloney, near Mics, In
asked the privilege Of staying Gil night at tic house
1t his raurdsrcfs On tue ground CT acquaintance
with the wife 81 orc q them whose accepted sutton
il apjoas he bad been. tits request was at frs, de-
Md, Lst uey afterwards coIsel ted 20 lee him STAY.
IN t.e eight, when tie neighbcrs Lad retired, the
tso tvothcrs alta Sed him, and holding his arms,
s.Ahtet hm n Che abdomen and breast six or seven
t.Nss. nc fingered week before I've eied, having
Is closto tie NAMES q his mIrdtFtls only when
h, fc1nd lie coelL rot get vel. They bsye Deen
srgs.sd~~ .st,sraA Gazette, d9S'isl IL.
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INFORMANT INDIAN NEws--The San Antonio
(Texas) Ledger Of the 27th nlk says
The militia who were ordered out . short time
since by acting Governor MeaseIyey, Of New 4exi-
co, have succeeded In capturing and hauging tvo
Of the Jicarila chiefs; another Of their chiefs had
been killed BY Pueblo Indian. Forty q the sane
tribe tave been captured
mountains. They succeeded in escaping with tho
loss Of al their stock and effects.
Lieut.. Ransom, o. Tho dragons, chased another
party seventy miles In one day, and succecdlnk in
retaking three Thousand head Of shecp, and con
cluded The chase near Fort Fillmore, IA the dlreo-
ton in which Col Chandler, with bis command,
Mr.. j. J. Thibauit, former sutler a For. Phantom
HILL has Just arrived, and We arc panied to learn.
his serious misfortunes ~ route to this place, where
he designs becoming permanent rssdenk
In the neighbofhOod d the Guadalupe Peak, Mr..
Thiheulss oxen were STAN peded and driven on
together With several head Of horses and twenty
Eve mich oows, BY the Indians. Tee number q
OK lost was eighty Joke. Mr. Th aaols had bare-
ments with his family and small supply Of hmuy
e6ects-
His tsain--consistiDg Of eleven wagons heavily
laden with valuable goods aud groceries-Aas boen
kt at the Cottonwood Springs and the Guadaiupe
6pnngs-fye at the former and six at the latter
under the guard Of five men at each place.
Mr.. Ronquio, Jr., LEFT on yesterday with mules
Tor me purpose OF bringing his wagons In:
Great fears are entertained that the Indians, efe
this, have taken aud destroyed the whole train. We
sincerely sympathse with eur friend Thibauh In his
very unfortunate condition.
We arc informed BY gentleman from the AHas-
cosa that nearly all che horses tn tho ranches on
that creek and the San Antonio river, have boeA
stolen By the Indians.
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new Patents Issued.
List Of patents issued from the Uoitcd States Pa
tent Office, for the week ending August Ii, 1854.
each bearing that date
Robert Arthur, Of Washington, D. c.. for iu-
provement in closing tho mouths Of bottles d. air
John A. Bradshaw, Of Lowell, Mass for improve
ment in machine for peggiDg boots and shoes.
Wilism Brooke, Of Jency City N.J., fse In
provement N gas popla*
John H. Cahil, Of phila lelphia Pa, for improys-
ment in hot air ranges and side ovens.
Matthias +. Coons Of Brooklyn, N. Y, for improve
mcnt in rsilroad car brakes.
Aaron D. Crane, Of Newark, Nj. for impssvs-
D. N. Cummings, Of Enfield, N. H., fer improve
ment in yakee.
3. FrsnLin Day. Of Philadelphia, Pa, for i'm
Cook Dsslil g. Of Utica, n. r., for improved med,
Of securing hubs to axles.
Aaron Il. Dennison, of Roxbury, Macs, for i'm
provement In punches and dies for punching watch
hands
Joshu. Gibbs, of Canton, Ohio, for imprsvsns1
5oeeph Harris, Jr, Of Boston, Mass, for improve
Albert 4. Judd, Of St. Louis, Mo-, for imprsye4
safety apparatus for steam boilers.
J. 1: Lord, Of Chester, Conn, for improved sziad.
Thomas g. Mclaughlin, Of Philadelphis. Pa. fer
improvement In railroad car brakes.
Jacob Myers, Of Powhstan Point, Ohio, for In
provemcnt in harrows.
Robert Neish. OF New York, N. T., for improved
lime kilns.
Anorcw Patrick, Of Allegheny county, Nd, fee
improved mode Of unloading coal and other
coTs.
Sylvester H. Roper, Of Worcester, Mass, for i'm
provement in sewing machines.
Jacob @. Robic, Of Binshamton, N. T., for i'm
provement In turn tables
o. g. Reynolds, Of Dover, N. H., for improve neat
In machines for cutting irregular forms.
Charles G.Sargeut, OF Lowell, Mass, for improve
ment In machines for combng wool.
George Spencer, OF Utica, N. Y, for Improvements
in railroad car windows.
Wnlism A. Sweet, Of Pompey, N. Y, for improve
ment In fire arms.
J. White and L. p. Wait, Of Waterloo, s. c., for
Improvement In seed planter.
Moses D. Wells, Of Morgantown, Va. for Improve
inert In horse rnkes.
Timothy W. Webb, Of Jer.cy city, N. j., for inn
provement In insulators for lightning rods.
w. A. White, Of Roxhury, Mass, for improved
process of printing long mapped fabrics.
A. 8 Wright, OF San Fran 5is %, Cal, Tor In
provement In gold amalgsuator.
William hdder, Of Ecwburyport. Moss, assiguoe
to William kidder aud Nehemiah Hunt, Of Bosom,
Mass, for improvement in machines for pegging
boots and shoes.
Henry H. Beach, Of Chicago. Ill, for improvement
in winnoWers.
DEsIGs~-Frsncis Keller and Eliza Young, Of
Cincinnati, Ohio, for design for cookiog stoves
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Meanwhile, il woula be - well il We set atoat
reforming our own military system . little. A
court martial has just been held at Windsor in tire
t6th giment Of foot, which eylnccs the deplora.
te r'o'uis which exists In the English uess room.
Two young lioutenants the oldest nos four and twon
W. Ap undergoing their trial. The youngest, a boy
o. tvents, is bullied BY the elder, and breaks his
bead with cand*s'irk, and Is, therefore, brought
I, tia. by bis Colonel. 10 has defence he 20 csui
u aics the eijer. wbose nalne L. Green. that he,
likewise. In put Bis tral and such disclosures Of
vice. ard brutality. and bullying. and gambling, are
mace t,ai the whole reen~os Is impdgred. aud The
Colootl bmaelf win probably oe brought TO a cou t
D,srtinl. But the wort Il IL all Ia tdat the f6ta
oily supposed TO bc mere unfortuuate, not ao
guilt. ilsa all tne regiments ia tue Engish service
tilD, in fact, the English army Is differently or.
sanpJ-u until It's members are specially educated
f,r ue sely and IL cea % 70 be Nero depot for
the nonfyed and ariasocrsae casscs--it viii cou-
tnne iobe Whist u is at prcsent-a bot bed Of vice.
witch every well regulated mind grows aisgustcd
~iih after an experience OF two or three years An
ny ccnsl tutcd like ours Is certainly not one 10
give The Tux an ove,powesing idea Of Christina
greatness aud Civilization
me csvalry, however at tie camp at DANA,
ssem to have been doing themselves ilGn.tc credit
Ia tie eyes Of 0mer Pscns. Tie sth uusssrs, 18th
1~nceys, 1ath Light Dragons, and the lith Hos.
sn Aoue, when 0mer Pacha EXPIRE ssed wish to lead
sttms charge. He rode superb Arab, and vet of
nj soP speed. The troops however, commenced
with ge.tle csnter, gradually strengthening their
k'nNo ttFSh nOtDco SUt luhD tuxCtucf,
when. like q whillwind, they overlook, opened oat,
ead passed on each side the Turkish ,eader on his
Ara6, ;ootng By him a. i he were standing still.
The fith Hussafs carried on an average eighteen
s;oos, and the Pachs lifted up his eyes aud hands
IN amusement II Was aost, be said, 10 ride down
fhe devfi
To turn frum the Turkish General % the gnasians,
nay remark, BY the way, that il has seldom oc.
Cured 70 an army which 1as not hitherto fought
any great or general action, 70 hcar so nany officers
Of high rank put hrs dc eors5L that Of Russia,
from tho time when it opened the trenches before
ssr;s 10 its discontinue at Cigrgcvo. In proof
o. tbs, IL gfces 10 look at the following list which
l. ~ pat official, and the ui,inder suthentic:-
ls.it Marshal Prince rasktwftcb, wounded " Slis-
10 6c6 inyalidod IicutensntGercsal S,hiider,
~ i; wounded 81 Sllistria (deldl; Lieutenant
- ii StlwaR, killei st Sllstfia; Lieutenant.
> > esclcrp, died Of disease at Roman; Lieu.
-.t Cfotfal Chonlef, severely wounded q, GiaF-
&. (6ta6D Lieutenant General Anrep-Eapti.
4.t-s,f q, BHchaes.; Lieutenant General BE-
Ioanaed a. CiaTSevo; 4ss Geacrsl pcps1,
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Nveu and Rovs CIoifling.

L. VEltY i5Oi Y should eHbruce this opp" l1i.ity %
Il buy Clothing for Men and Boys at GEpRGh
CULIN'S CHEAP CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, 5. +
CORNER MARKET AND SECOND STs., Phiadeiphla,
embracing q chUIce Oi The best most desirable, ANA
Fashionable irrss and FrLck Goats. Habit Cloth do,
LINEN Dri n,g do TMeeds etc, with great variety
Of BOYS CLOTHING, consisting of Sack Coats, Polka
Jactels Monkey Jacke,s made OF Tweed. Linen
Dr ing, { 10th, Alpaca, Kerseynere, Doeskn, etc.
FURNISHING GooDs-Consl ting of Shirts, Stocks,
Eandker chiefs etc. all of which offered at the
possible cash prices, and cheap any other
Clothing Store in the nion.
Parents who desire Boys Clothing, earnestly
invited 10 examine the stuck.
9T- Country Siorekeepers can be accommodated at
Y'ry low rates. ...
GEORGE CULIN,
S. T.. corner Market and Second sts
April IL, '54.ly.
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I'D. Stey,ge1,s,sss.....

. RESPECTFULLY ahnounees'to the public
T7ss7 " gene. ally that be still continues his
- MARBLE BUSINESS, in AL its various branch.
- es at The CORNER of COMMERCE and MAR
he will Manufacture and mike to order, MoNU.
MEN'fS and GRAVE STONES, of the most approved
and modern styles tie will also manufacture MAR
BILE MANTELS, and do all kinds Of WORK in connec.
tion with buildings, with neaness and despatch, and
at Philadelphia prices He would state that all work
IN his line. in point of beauty, ehsapness and excel
lence of workmanship, shall be unexceed. He there
fore assures the public that he can make it 10 the
interest of all to extend to him share OF their patron:
age. lT- Orders from the country attended 10 With
despatch. U)ec 90 lS53-lv
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SUPERIOR
WIN DOW BEHN 8

A BRITFON & co, No. 40 North Second street
~ below Arch Philadelphia. One Of the most ex-
tensIvo and best manufacturers he United STATES
orgnaiors Of some OF the most splendid sty Of Blinds
and Shades, which have he prizes at the Frank i'm
Institute for their superiority OF finish and spendor OF
conception. % Shades und Blinds OF every variety
and character hand and made border at short notice
and lelIered, if required in superior style and at low
prices. Repairing and Jobbmg attended to- We study
to please the public. ,[march 80, '54-3m
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Grt;A " DX hINtsand SECURING EST A B-
- IdSHAENf.- Mrs f.. W SMITH Widow of
Railet smith, stccessor 10 JUhn JODes No. 2S North
EIGh street. bete cen Market AID Afch Phiade phia.
Eck GOODS oi eyeFv description, Dy ID any
Golm re dressed. re,lt ided, an ta- -pal.eTed.
Ladies Wearing Apparel Ot every description dyed
IN The most lshionable aud permanent eoofs, and in
ishsd ID good style.
NlEltIN), Casline RI. and Crepe SbauIs, Table and
lano 70, ers c,ansed and pressed, without fading
Che eJhDfs. 2,
Po.SLiEE and Sikh Dresses 10 dyed all coers, and
svaIeTeu equal 10 new. ,,- 81 $50, 1...
Cienlle msns Clothes Cleaned or Dyed in superior
styln. st tmareh %, 54 ly.
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SMYRNA Machine shop.

- 'IfE slpseIl3sTs reg Ieaye 70 announce
Txf f~E tinue, at their old stand In Commerce
Street, 10 fit up all kinds cf MILL and
OTHER MACHINERY, having Lathes, Drilling and
Turning Machines by steam; 50 they arc prepared TO
turn and pore to order MILL SPIN ULEs, SHAFTS.
WHEELS. DC. They manufacture superior Tbresh
ing and Wlnnowing machines, warranted CORN
sflEI.LEfS. which will shell $50 bushels per hour,
or from 1000 800 per day and separates the cobs
som the gfail They are prepared 70 furnish FARM
ING UTENSILS Of all kinds. Please give them a
call. and they VIII accommodate reasonable terms
CLECGs ELLIOTT a. co,
Smyrs a. march % ,54-fv fa
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THE l!Rf ATEST DISCOVERY OF 'rUF
AG!.--Planiers, Farmers, Families and others. cnn
purchase no Remedy cot al 10 DR. Tobias VENETIAN
liNi HENT. TOR dv-eulerY, cholic croup chronic
rhedma's"i, sore throa.s toolhache, sea sickness
cuts, h"rs, sWclGn-s bruises, old sores head,che
mosquito hlles. pans ~ lhe hmhs, chest, back &c
If II does not give rtliri The money will be ,nCInJ
ed all that Is asked, trial, aud use II according tn
the directions. e "
1t is an English remedy. and was used bv William
The w. late King of England, and certified to bv him
as cure Tor rheumatism, when every thing else had
failed. '''''
Over 100000 Bottles have been sold in The HIM,
ted Sales wIthnnt single failure and mauv have
stalled 'ha' thpy wnd not be without it. if it was SIO
per hotIe III cs 0i Group, is as certain as It IS
applied
II cares Cholera when first taken IN few hours
DYseniery in hall an hour; FOoihache in five min
uies II is perfectly innocent to take into rnaIy and
lsfec"mInended by the eminent physicians in the
Uned States.
PRICE 25 AND 30 CENTS
DIX IOBlA cju.d ill a dozen neWsnapers with
certificates and eters re atng the wonderful cures
accomplished by his lnmenI, but considers ARA
h'g It sHficlen, as any person who does not obtain
relief need net pay for it.
DIX; TOBIAS has put mp HORSE LINIMENT in
riht holtles which is warranted cheaper and heller
Than any other for chOlic scrlches old sores yaIls
sweilings, cuts, bruises. DC Price 80 cents
DIR TOBIAS OFFICE
2lO Greenwich street. New York
Jan. %, lej4-euw Iy.
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NEW RICH AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS.
% I' OVI4IOI 4FIuthVl
April IL, sally.

}. D. GREENE, date with l.. J. Levy & Co.. having
opened the large and splendid store s. E. corner Of Arch
and Ninth streets, Philadelphia, with stock of rch
rare and fashionable Dry GOOds Of the latest impora-
tlOs consisting in part Of rich, plaid and striped Silks,
mantlla Velvets, Bareges and Mousen De LANES,
large plaid GHnghams. plaid and figured De LANES,
spring ChlnzeS and Prints of elegant patterns, PLAN
Goods suitable for Frlends LInens, Lawns, Cambrcs
La ;es Gloves, Hosiery, elc, of every description, III.
GLIDING large and beautiful assortment of Mantillas OF
every shade, style and color got up with special
under hs own supervision, Is now ready 10 furnish The
Ladies Smyrna and vicinity, with any Of the above
goods az the very lowest prices.
The LINEN Department comprises every known
style Of goods suitable for FamilIes Hotels Boarding
houses, etc.
The HOSIERY Department consists Of the largest
and most varied assortment that be found III any
establishment in Phade phIa
J. ID. g. from his long experience and connection with
ae most extensive houses in the United States and his
extensive facIles, feels assured that he can offer IN
ducemenls TO all who may favor him with a CALL seldom
met with in Phllade phla or elsewhere.
Terms invariably, One Price and no Deviation
J. d. GREENE,
S. f. cor. of Arch and Ninth sls Philadelphia.
April ), a. -;}m.
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GircnIInr.
MMafsYlIMM3

svxzA L'IIE SUBSCRIBER bees 'eaYe respectfully 10
AAa1Al1~D inform his friends and the public gene.
rally that he will continue the business of CABl-
NET MAKERS FINDING STORE in all its various
branches, at The old stand No. ia South Second ST.,
below Dock street, fhiiadcspha anh respectfully
sohcils continuance OF 'he very liberal patronage
bestowed upon The late tirm ii I g. J. THOMPSON
assuring his friends That every eNerion viii I've made
by himself and those in his employ to merit con.
Inuance OF their much esteemed favors
,-..-r .'' THOMAS THOMPSON.
Philadelphia march o. '5f-in
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FRUIT, OYSTER 81 OTHER TIN CANS.
REHN d. EVERETT manufacture Tin Canisters of
~ every description in superior Dy machine
ry and are prepared 10 fill orders any extent for peach
cans oyster and canlsters Of every size and style
suitable for any purpose. Having extensive facilities
and devotng themselves exclusively this line of bust
ness they enabled TO furnish these articles at very
low prices REIN g. EVERETT
mar %, '5i-3m.l No. 7S North Front St, Phllada
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Incorporated American
El1IGR II ANTS FRIEND SDCLETE

Office Removed TO ;. h corner OF Spruce aud yvsIss
Streets. Philadelphia
I,HE object of this Society 20 guard the EmIgraat
J. against fraud and decepIiou and 70 iuraish herl
ay- Tho "American EmIgfani fr,, iAi Socie.,
Office Is the ONLY INCORPORATED efiie IN isi
and has no connexion with aay Intelligence o. ~
called Emgrant Offices
GEO. +. GoRDoN. Sec'y. VIC. CAIREs. Snp6
Best City Helps 10 be found al ghig afice Farmers
supplied with men and iurnisl,s
with any number of men.
August 10, 1883 Ilyl
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Aliens Moving Machine

~~z---r,-x TOR sale by The subscriber, at hi
nkskA Agricultural Warehouse, No.
xa.S2TkslZu % SouIn SIKH street, between Mar
keI and Chestnut, Phade phia-
Also Pl0ughs, harrows, CuitivaiOrs hay, straw and
cOrn-stalk Cutters Grain Fans; seed Drills Reyoving
horse Rakes; hay Drags and Puieys; Corts ieller
Corn and Cob Crushers; spades. sloveis hoes rakes
hay and manure forks, etc, comprising the largest and
best selected stock of Agricultural Implements IN Penn
sylVania.
LANDRETH's WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDs--Grass
seeds, Field seeds, Flower seeds and Bird seeds.
JBOOkS on agricultural and horticultural subjects
ID. EANDRETII,
April 10, 'j4-3m. % SOuth Si1th ST., PhiIa.
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.Araericam,s Library.

Young .AEnericam's Library.
A USEFUL and attractive series cf BOOKS for
n young people, embracing events connected with
the early history of country, and lives of distn
guisled written with much care, and in an enter
tanning and instructive manner. with illustrations of
important events, anu beautifully illuminated title
pages containing The life of Daniel Webster the great
American Statesman, with numerous anecdotes, Illu s.
rauve Of his character, and the following ustrations
Young Daniel in the Saw Mill.
Webster fishing at Fysburg
Webster declining the Clerkship.
Webster expOunding the Constitution
The Bunker Hill Celebration.
Webster at Fa neuill Hall.
Marshfed, the residence of Webster
Webster on his Farm
The Life of Henry Cay the MIL Boy of the slashes
nine illust' aiions.
The Life of Benjamin franklin, nine illustrations
The Life OF General Washington, nine illustrations
The Lie of Marion, nine illustrations.
l. The Lille of lafayette, nine iuslrations
The Life of William PENN nine illustrations
The Life Of General Taylor. nine illustrations
The Lifs OF Andrew Jackson, nine illustrations
The Life of Napoleon Bonapare, nine illus tions
The Old Bell Of independence; or, Philadelphia in
l716, nine illustrations.
The Yankee Tea Party and other stories Of the Re-
vOuton. illustrations
OnhaInAg over 100 illustrations.
EaS,h volume is well written, possessing a high
moral tone, and can safely be placed m the hand OF
young people. They contain numerous anecdotes,
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