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GeOgra ply ia Schools.


In wishing schools we have been disap
pointed 10 find a number in which geography
is lot taught, and il is highly desirable tina
a change should be made Tor the better in
this respect. il is a study that requires bu,
very limited reflective powers, and is More
addressed TO the eye than The reasoning fac.
uliies. Therefore q scholar can take up this
subject before he can do much IN reasoning
oul q result in arilhmetic-in fact as soon as
he can read i~ntelligsn,ly.
An excellent work on geography has late.
ly been published for beginners, though it
includes all 1.-The physical geography that most
scholars carry with them through life. 1t is
called the "Primary Geography prepared
by S. S Cornell, and is published'b by D. APP.
pleton & Co, New York, at so certs a copy.
1t is easy to teach and easy 10 learn 1t con.
tains twelve colored maps. and some seventy
illustrative engravings. The lessons are fol,
lowed BY reviews and to tho work is ap.
pended a ptonouncing vocabulary, contain.
ing the names of all the natural and political
divisions used throughout the work. 1t is 10
be followed by an intermediate Geography
and that by a "High-school geography and
companion atlas.
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Our neighbor Cook oflhe DonuiHs Demoeat
is awakening 10 the evils perpe,rated ~ The
Nickswisssrs ur1er the cloak of darkness, as
the following para graphs from his last paper
testify.
"Many OF the abuses, which have crept
into the order, will not be remedied until
they lei daylight into them. Demagogues
and designing mer always seek the shelter
of secrecy, where honest men are not able
to expose their Vaccinations"
aThe members OF the Legislature re, whobol
ted The Know-Nothing Caucus, nodestly in.
form their constituents ol the wing and DEM
ocralie party, who elected them, that the old
parties has become TOO corrupt, and, there.
fore, they had sought a better and more viz
tuous one in The "Americar organization."
Accordingi,o the specimens, which have been
exhibited at Harrisburg this winter, we fear
they have got out Of the frying-pan into the
FIRE. For our parl, we thinktherei is still some
little virue remaining IN the old leaven of the
wing party, and we point with pride to The
few remaining Wings 10 the Legislature,
against whose honesty moi a breath is whis-
pered."
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ment, and prosperity Of the Schools 10 the
different sections of the State. therefore
take the liberty 10 request, that, as a friend
to The School System, and the diffusion OF q
liberal education among The people, thou
wilt exert thy influence at your hext meet
ing, 10 prevail upon the Teachefs present,
as well as other friends of education, TO sub.
scribe for the "Journal." Published month.
ly by T. Burrows, Lancaster City, Pa, al
81 90 per year in advance.
My present engagement is a nine months
term, Minersville, Sehuylkill county, sud
will not close before The first of June, salary
$1,000 per men;h.
i congralu late the teachers and friends oil
education in our county upon so favorable
symptoms Of future Encouragement, as The
establishment of a Teachers Institute in the
County seems to indicate and shall endeay.
or, If health permits, 10 be present, al some
a, least, of the future sessions of the Insli-
tute.
Respect fully thy friend,
JAMES STOKES.
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Lackawanua and Bioomsburs Railroad

We understand that a "Committee of the
L~ackawauna and Bloomsburg Railroad Com
pany is in New York, soliciting a subscrip-
ton OF two hundred thousand dollers TO their
stock, for the early completion and equip.
ment OF their road. This is an extension of
the L~ackawanna and Western Railroad, from
Scranton, down the Lackawanna and Sus-
quehauna, the entire length Of the Laoka-
wanna aud Wyoming valleys, and 10 inten-
.ded 10 bring on the Lackawanna and Wes-
isr,, road, The coal mines al all points below
scran,,,sa, ard intended for an Eastern mar
ke, The .ackawanna and Bloomsbury Road
is designed also 10 be a carrier of The Wyo-
ming Goals to the markets below, especially
The LANCE iron works in Columbia and Mon
tour counties. Al Scranton it intersects 'he
L.ackawauua and Western, and at Eaooms-
burg the Caiawissa, Wilismsport and Iami-
"a. The Bosrd state tina, $500. 900 have
been subscribed, the work OF grading and
bridging pu, under contract, and iha, S2oc'-
600 more of stock, with Q email amount on
bonds. will enable them TO ioish aud fully
equip SO miles OF road, which shall open a
direct communication with both OF The
crea, seaboard Giles. The whole work for
q single track Is 10 cos, about s25 900 ihe
mile.
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VOTE FOR SENATOR.


On last Tuesday the Legislature of this
State made another attempt to elect a U. S,
Senator.
The hall and lobbies of the house were
crowded TO excess, many ladies being pres.
ent. Much excitement prevailed through.
out the town, and an unusual degree of in.
ieresl was manifested ia the proceedings.
FIRST BALLOT.
For SIMON CAHeRoE-Messrs. Crabbe, Cress
well, Frazier, Fry, Hsldeman, Hendricks,
Hoge Killinger, Plat, Quiggle, Sellers and
Shuman of The Senate, and Messrs. Barry,
Boal, Caldwell, Carlisle, Clover, Crawford,
Crisweli. Cummings, OF Phila.. Cummins OF
Somerset, Donaldson, Eyster, Fletcher, Frai-
ley, Free, Gross, Guy, Haines, Hubbs, King,
kirkpatrick, KIepps, Lane, McConkey, Me-
Cornell, Morrison, Muse, North, Palmer,
Reese, Rittenhouse, Rulter, Salladc, Sherer,
Smith of Allegheny, Smith Of Blair, Stehley.
Stockdale, Slurdevant. Weddell, Wood,
Yorkes, Zsigler, and Strong, (Speaker,) Of
the House.-55.
For G. r. observation-disclosures. Browne,
Goodwin, Hamlin, Jdmison, McCliniock,
sager, WALTON, Wheny and Hester, (Speak-
er,) of the Senate, and Messrs. Baker, Bush,
Christ, Craig, Doughery, Dunning, Dugan,
Fry, Johnson, MCLEAN, Maxwell, Orr,
Thompson and Wright, Of the House.-2s.
Scattering, SO.
There being no choice, Mr.. Frailey moved
10 go into a second ballot, which was agreed
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The People Speaking.

The Democrats of 0rwigsburg (Schuyl-
| kill cou niy.) and vicinity held meeting on
the evening of he lsh inst, at which the
following strong and pointed resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we deeply regret The course
pursued by Charles Frailey, Esq, one of our
representatives al Harrisburg, in voting for
| Simon Cameron for U. S. Senator; and that
we feel it'a duty 10 ourselves and our friends
10 denounce his course as a base violation
of all honorabs obligations due 10 his party
and his constituents.
Resolved, That Charles Frailey, Esq, has
in our opinion dishonored The high post
which he now occupies as a representative
and a politician: and that TOO in the face of
all the speeches aud pledges he gave in op-
position TO Know olhingism, or as heier.
med them. Niz W,ssers, previous 10 his cleo
ton. This course has q little loo much Of
the Cream Coo,ed Horse Tor our taste, and
we considered him unworthy the name OF a
| Democrat.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF The
Democrats OF Lebanon county, was held iu
the Borough of Lebanon, OH Saturday eve.
ming last, for the purpose of deuouncing The
course OF their Representative, w. A. Barry,
IN voting for SIMON CAMERON, the Know
Nothing candidate, in violation Of his pledge
made at the time of his nomination and
previous 10 the October election.
The true Democrats OF Norlhamton met at
the courthouse in Easton on the 20lh inst,
aud passed a series of spirited and honest
toned resolutions censuring Senator Fry for
absenting himself from the Democratic eau
Gus, and insIructing him and The two mem
bers Of the Lower House from tina; county
10 vote against Simon Cameron from first to
last. Col. Huiter, the radical editor of the
.drgus reported the resolutions. A gang Of
rowdies from a Known Nothing lodge attempts.
ed 10 disturb the meeting, and one of them
proposed a Cameron resolution. But the
President of the meeting informed him that
he was not recognized as a Democrat.
Al Pittsburg all The newspapers have taken
a stand against Cameron, On The evening
of The Gath al indignation meeting was held.
About 300 pefscns, principally Wings and
Americans, were present, and a series resi-.
buttons iayoripg a western candidate for Sen.
iior, but NAMING no one, were submitted, but
moi acted on. Mr.. Smith, one Of the Repre-
sentalives fsom ALE gheny county was pre-
sent, and rose, amidst loud calls, and defen.
ded himself lusiily for his support of MIR.
Cameron. During his speech he was fire..
quenily greeted with hisses, applause. and
iaunting cries. Subsequently MIR. Foster,
editor of the Despatch, offered q series of
resolutions which reoomm ended 4 new man,
untaintsd with politics. They were adopted,
and ihe meeting adjourned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs--Dr. C~uEEsEmas,s
PLLs.--The combinations Of ingredients IN
these Pills, Is The result OF. a long anil ex-
tensive practice; they are mild in their oper.
atiof, and certain IN restoring natu o tn its
proper channel. In evsry instance have the
Pills proved successful. The Pills invara :
bly, open those distractions TO which females
are liable, and bring nature into IFS proper
channel, whereby hoalth Is restored, and the
pale and deadly countenance changed TO a
heal thy one, No female can enjoy good
hea lih unless she is lsgulai and wheneve +
en- obstruction takes place. whether from ex.
posture, cold, or any other cause, the general
health immedia ,ely begins to decline. and the
want Of such a REMEDY ha. beer the CT use of
so many consumptions among young females .
To ladies whose health will not permit an in
crease Of their family, these Pills will pr owe
q valuable acquisition, IS they will prevent
pr egnancy. Headache, pain in the sid, pal.
p %i,ation OF the heart, l~onthins Of food, and
disturbed sleep do most ALWAYS ariso RON the
lat eruption OF nature; and whenever that is
the case, The Pills will invariably remedy all
these evils. Nor are they less cfieacious in
the cure Of Leucoirhoea, commonly called the
"Whites,' These Pills should never DO Ia.
ken during pregn sncy as they would be sure
to cause a miscarri gae. Warranted to be purely
vegetable, and free from anything injurious TO
life or health. Full and ex plicit directions
accompany each box.
These Pills are put up in sqnare fat boxes.
Persons residing where there are no agency
established, by enclosing One Dollar in a lot.
tel. postpaid to DR.. @. l.. Cheeseman, No. 267
Blocker street, New York City, eau have them
sent 10 Their respective addresses by return Of
mail.
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educational Department.
Ed ucationa al Convention.

The teachers, directors and friends Of edu-
cation in general ars invited TO meet al The
Courthouse. in Bloomsbury, on Saturday In Q
10th Of March next, at 10 o'clock A. MI to
participate il the formation of a Teachers
Institute of Columbia county, and TO take in.
TO considefaii on such matters as may be for
for thS beet INTERESTS Of the canse Of educa.
ton. VIM, BURGESS,
]. G. FREEZE,
ABA JOHN.
itee of Invitation.
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THE sENIronIAL CONTEST.

Has resulted ia q draw cams at Harris
burg, and certainly very little 10 the credit
Of The collective wisdom of the State. Blu;
while much Of manliness and honor has
been prosiitu,ed and lost, much has also
been saved for the state. Good men have
been swallowed and carried along by the
strong current Of corruption; and the frail'y
OF human nature has been Illustrated in the
cad wreck OF character and honor. But the
ttate is saved from some shame and dishon-
or in the iulurc. And these publications. Of
the political atmosphere are as necessary as
the storms which c~onvulse the physical
world. In a popular government like tha:
of the United States circumstances and acri-
den, often throw weak men (and sometimes
wicked ones) upUn the surface Of public af-
fairs; and some open trial is necessary TO
test the true character this metal and expose
ITS baseness before il gains TOO general cur
rency.
Thus, in the accidental CONFUSION Of par
ties last fall all manner of men were thrown
up for the Top stratum; and where these had
no basis or solidiiy of character they must
wear of beforeahe way can be reliable and
sale.
Men like Cameron are called forth by the
spirit OF the times; or rather, The c~raflness
of such men uses the accidents of the times,
and moulds them to it's subtle and mean
designs. II is only when baseness grows
in rank luxuriance lba, such men find ihe.r
food and wax fat. To one man they prom.
us ~favors. 10 another they grant them. One
tool they bug with money, for arolher il.ey
trade. To one of their creatures they giue
money, 10 anoher who, ike some few in
this region, is seen TO have neither Influence,
character nor brains worth buying, a small
loan is nude; and the tpirltless, whining
~sycophaut is kept in his fawning mood by
come such bauble as Simon sees will tickle
bis fancy and keep him in humor TO do the
dirty W ork that may become necessary. If
the trickstsr has only meat Tor the useful
hounds and mastifs Of his pack, he well
knows tn at the ienoble ours will bark and
growl quite as we'll over bone. They have
no soul to follow in the chase of theif mas.
ter, and only skulk lazily along behind to
pick up the rotten fragments lett scattering
in the trail from the feast of the swifter-
footed pursuers. In fact, they have not the
courage TO own their master; ard while
they bark for " Charles" they snap only at
the game that "Simon" and his pack are
trying to bound down.
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I1GNa

In Bloomsbury, on the 10th inst, MAR,
ALvARErrA, daughter of Cyrus and Clarissa
Fry, aged nearly two years.
The %infans's soul has taken flight,
The bliss of heaven to share,
So Young she left, so soon 10 meet,
Her sisters spirit there.
In Espy, Columbia county, on Sunday
evening, the 1lih of February, Mrs. ALA.
beth CASE, wife Of Nathan Case, aged abou,
As years,
In Greenwood township, Columbia co.
on Thursday, February LIST, Mrs. SARAH
vile OF James Patterson, aged about 81
years.
In Bloomsbury, on Tuesday evening last
MALrNDA, eldest daughter of Samuel ant
Sarah Shive, aged about s years.
God in kis wisdom has recalled
The precious boon his love has given,
And though the cssket moulders now
The gem 10 sparkling bright in Heaven.
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A Letter from an old Teacher.

- ..
The following letter has been handed US 10
by John G. Freeze, Esq. and will possess in
terest for The teachers of this county. TIE
author has bad many years experience in
the business OF teaching, and a few years
ego taught in this town. Though old in
yeas, he is ardent and Jealous 10 the pro.
gress Of education; and keeps up 10 the spir-
j. of the age in It's Improvements.
LocUsT TOWNSHIP,
Columbia Co., Feb. 90, '55.
I John @ Freeze:
Respected friepd-I I'M
derstand by . letter from a friend who was
present at an Educational Convention in
Bloomsbury on the 17,h INST, that a Colum.
bia County Teachers Institute was duly
organized at that time.
I may inform thee that I am still engaged
in the vocation of teacher, my present location,
Schuylkil county, where Teachers Institutes
have for some time been in successful ops.
ration, and the services of teachers proper
ly appreciated, and much better remuner.
ated Than in my own school district q, lhe
present tinie.
/ think we may confidently anticipate,
that an increase of interest upon tho subject
of education iD the minds OF the PEOPLE gen.
orally, as well as the infusion of spirit of
emulation ameng the teachers of the county,
will be found among the important and very
desirable fruits resulting from a Columbia
couPty Teacser's Institute. My present pur.
pose however is, 10 state, as my own belief,
that a more general circulation and diffusion
of the valuable information upon the sci-
ences, as well as The advanced and improy.
ing condition oil the Public Schools in other
parts OF The State, as imbodied 10 the aPenn.
sylvania School Journal" would prove a
sllmnlent, and valuable auxiliary in promot.
ing the good work Of Education in our
County.
have been in the receipt OF the Journal
now about eight months, and find that each
succeeding number increases In interest in
proportion TO the advancement, improve.
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Conviction aud imprisonment Of Lottery
Dealers.

ALLEkTowN, Pa, Feb. 2I.-Tbe trial of the
managers oflhe great Catasauqua Lottery, was
concluded 10 day, with a verdict Of guilty
against ihedefendanls. Nathan frederic was
fined $4,000 and costs Of persecution, and to
stand committed until the sentence be rom.
piled with, and William Gross fined $4,000
with costs, and TO be committed until The fne
be paid. Bv,h were committed 10 default Of
payment.
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EXECUTOK,S N0TICE,

.ETTERS iesiameniary on the Estate of
:" ALFRED MCCLURE, lais OF Bloom
township, Columbia county, Feed, has been
granted by the Register Of saie COUNTY TO
Robert Caihcarl, aud William Neal, who
both reside in Bloomsbury, in said county /:
All persons, having claims or demands
against the Estate Of The decedent, are re-
quested 10 make Them known 10 The Execu.
tors wilhoui delay and all persons indsbtsd
10 the Esia'e. 10 make "a forthwith.
ROBERT CATHCARTl ru...n
WILLIAM NEAL. AasA
BlonThsburg. Feb. IL lahS-61a.
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q Mr.. Conkling the County Superintend-
emit Of Montour has issued a call for a meet.
ing Of the Teachers and friends of common
schools IN Montour al Danv lille on the 18th
OF March to form a Teachers Institute. He
says in his call " many of the citizens of
Danville have kindly consented to open their
houses for the entertainment of teachers du-
ring the con tinuance of the Institute.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that letters of
administrators upon The estate of Jacob KEEL
Ter, late OF F~ishingcreek township, Columbia
county. deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, All persons indebted TO the
estate OF SAID decedent are requested 10
make payment without delay, and those
having accounts against the estate to pre-.
cent them for settlement 10
GEORGE KELLER, admir-.
Fishinecreek. Feb. I6ih, 1s54-sw.
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&ARRIRNa

On Thursday, March LIST, in Bloomsburg,
by the Rev. D. ]. Waller, Mr.. JOHN FUNSTON,
Of I.ycomtng county, and Miss SUSAN. Bank.
LEY, Of Bloomsburg, Col. co., p.
On the 10th inst, by A. zimmerman Esq,
Mr., PETER EvELAND. 10 Miss JANE COLDER,
all OF F~ishingcreek township, Col. co.
On the 9TH of Jan. by Jesse Hicks Esq,
Mr.. JAMES ADAMS, to Miss CATHARINE ANN
Bow Err, both of BfiaIcreek township, Col.
CO.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF adj
~ ministralion upon The estate oil Jacob
Gearhart, la,e of MaiI township, Columbia
county deceased, have bsen granted to tho
undersigned residing in Main township. All
persons indebted 10 the estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing accounts against the estate TO preseat
them for settlement 10
JOHN KIEFER,
Adm,r :.
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Stray Pigs.

CAME 10 the premises of the subscriber in
Bloomsburg On the goth of February
inst, six stray shoats, apparent about six
months old. The owner is requested 10
prove property, pay, charges and take them
away, or they will be disposed of according
10 law. WILLIAM NEAL.
Bloomsburg, Feb. 20, 1S55-3w.
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Swtnd Ter In Limbo

J. w. Holbrooke, the protector of a fraud.
uleni gift enterprise al New York was lately
ar rested al the instance Of Messrs. visscAer
& Schell, who had advertised largely Tor him,
ard whom he attempted 10 defraud Of their
pay. He is held 10 answer his trial.
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Notice 10 Collectors.

NOTICE is hereby given TO ell delinquent
~ COLLECTORS fot 1853 and PREVIOUS years,
that the Commissioned and Treasurer OF
Columbia county will meet a, their ofic6 in
Bloomsbury, on Mondoy, The 1911 day Of
Dldrth nert, when those wishing 10 save cost
will attend as The accounts not settled on or
before that day will be placed in the hands
OF the proper officers for collection.
BY orser Of The Commissioners.
CosMIssiosER's OFFrcE. J.C. FRUIT,
Bloomsbury Feb. g.. i55.} Clsrk.
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II The Teachers who participated in The
late educational convention express their
thanks 10 Mr.. Hickok., for copies OF the last
annual reports Of the State and several coun.
iy superintendents.
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There being no choice, a third ballot was
taken which resulted very much like the
secohd. Cameron having IS, and Bucka-
lew % voles.
On The result of the third ballot being an.
nounced, Mr.. Browne moved to adjourn I'M
til the LIST Tuesday in October next.
MIR. Haldeman moved to amend, SO that
when the Convention udiourns, it adjourn 10
meet tomorrow a; II O'Clock.
MIR. Bfowns's motion was then agreed 10
yeas &c, nays 65.
Mr.. Buckalew voied for Brownies motion,
and MIR. Maxwell against II.
The joint convention then adjourned.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that the Stockholders OF the
L Nescoreck Bridge Company that there
will be an election held al the Tfeasurer's
Office in Berwick Pa, on Saturday the 3ist
Of March, for the purpose ofelectng a Pres
iden, and 6 Managers Tor one year.
S. b. BOWMAN,
Berwick Feb. 21lh '55. Treasurer.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTTCE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
~ administration upon the estate of Sam.
uel A. Bowman, late of Miflin township,
Columbia co, deceased, have been granted
TO the undersigned, residing in Miffin and
Berwick. AN persons indebted to said de-
cedent are requested 10 make payment; with.
out delay, and those having accounts against
the estate 10 present them for settlement to
SAMUEL Greasy 1
S. B. BOWMAN. nam"'
February, %, 1855.
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IL The Harrisburg Herald says the mos,
strenuous eToris have been made for the
pardon Of Dr.. Beale, but that after a full
hearing of the case, Gov. Pollock positively
refused 10 grant a pardon
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The UslrEp STATES MAGAZINE is a period
ical Of which we have several times taken
occasion 10 give our favorable opinion, II
contains good reading, and a great deal OF II
for one dollar a year. The book is well
printed for reading and preservation. J. NJ
Emerson, and Co, New York, are the pub
fishers.
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u Mayor voltz, Of P~i,,sburg, has deter.
mined 10 enforce 10 the fullest extent the laws
prohibiting the sale Of liquors and the per.
Torrance Of worldly employment on the Sab.
bath day.
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ar DE-. Francis c. Harrison has taken up
his abode, in town, and we observe he has
already his hands full Of patients. There is
a good opening in Town for another intslli-
cant physcian Of character, aid the Doctor
seems likely to Gil the want.
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LEATHER.

FRITZ, henry, & CO, No 20 North Sd
Street, Philadelphia, MoRocco Manufac-
turers, Curriers' and Importers of FRENCH
CALF-SKlNS, and dealers 10 Red and Oak
SOLE LEATHER & KrPp. FEB. o., '55-Iy.