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The American patriot., 1855-12-08
From the Caddo Gazett.
By The REV. T. HEMpsrEAD.

When the days departing glances
From the lonely mountains fade.
And the sunsets golden lances
Pierce no more the leafy glade;
When the plume Of darkness stealing
Round me, wraps the wave and hill
Comes hush'd and holy feeling
O'or me in the twilight still ss
In the veil'd and solemn twilight
In the twilight soft and still.
0, the thronging recollections
Of the days whose light is DER,
0, the glow Of young affections
That shall clasp my heart no more
Rise around me!-shrouded faces,
Warmed to life at Fancy's will,
Smile from their accustomed places
In the twilight soft and still h
In the veil'd and solemn twilight
In the twilight soft and still
Skies with gorgeous sunsets cleaning,
Velvet slopes with daises gay,
Temples rear'd for boyhood's dreaming.
Boyhood's laugh and reckless play:
Willowy ways, the starlike splendor
Summer ewes and voices tender, -
Haunt me in the twilight still
In the veil'd and solemn twilight,
In the twilight soft and still.
Youthful FORMS who smiled and started
With me in the march of life,
They, the brave, the fearless-hearted,
Who were trampled in the strife,
All return: while behold them,
Rushing tears my eyelids fill;
And upon my heart I fold them
In the twilight soft and still
In the veii'd and solemn twilight,
In the twilight soft and still.
Hand in hand with thought l wander
Down the vale of shrouded years,
Ger the child's green paths I ponder,
Fresh with mornings dewy tears;
Once again l hear the blending
Of the bird, the breeze and rill,
And my mothers glance is bending
On me in the twilight still
In the veiPd and solemn twilight, q
In the twilight soft and still.
Thus while manhood's wings are shifting
'Ga,nst their earthly prison bars
And the Angels hands are lighting
Gods great City of the stars, aR
Time relents and childhood's voices
All my soul with music fill,
And my fettered heart rejoices
In the twilight calm and still
In the vcil'd and solemn twilight,
In the twilight soft and still.
Sometimes, too, one comes and greets me
From green and starry land
Smiling, draws she nigh, and meets me,
Lays on mine her spirit hand
And while stars are bright above me,
Those dear eyes my bosom thrill,
And in voiceless speech 'we love thee"
Whisper, in the twilight still
In the veil'd and solemn twilight, %
In the twilight, soft and still, I
Minden. Oct, 1856.
The American patriot., 1855-12-08

cY- The November number of Blackwood lies
on our table. Its matter this month is rich and
rare, comprising both lghtand solid literature. We
have not yet had opportunity to note its contents
fully but will recur to it at some future time. Every
reading man in the country should have this most
excellent magazine.
The American patriot., 1855-12-08

HAn old lady being at a loss for pin
cushing, made one of an onion. On the fol.
lowing morning she found that ali the needles
nad tears in their ayes
The American patriot., 1855-12-08


To THE PoINr-Thc truth is, that there are
TWO simple arguments in favor of the Ameri.
cans, that the Administration party cannot an
swer:
1SAMS PLATFORM ON THE SLAVERY
QUESTION is THE BEST EVER MADE |!
2. THE PIERCE ADMINISTRATION HAS
PROVED ITSELF A FREE SOIL ADMINS
TRATION!
Tho People Of the South will not sustain Free
soisism in any party. 1t is useless for the
Pierce and Reeder men to try to escape under
the name of the Democratic Party. They are
not the Democratic party; thsy know it and
the people kno0 1t. The Pierce and Reeder
psrty at the North. are Van Buren's old party
the constitutional Democrats, led by Dickinson
of New York. These last are true Democrats
and bitter enemies of the Administration, be-
Gauss it is Frse.soil.
Let Sans friends, Democrat and Wing
work away. Pierce and Recder must not h
sustsined il the South
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CpEsT sAcRfrIcH GRAND DIAGONAL sgyrs
" se,svs tss.fsr's ~ sl.rsns sss 80, sstsr, sss
varrsxtss. ssf' fts, pin =. soi4 isf tzo rs
leaves ths sitr few 4sys Css ~ Ne Csii.ss
Tisss, ffsra 70 - tsloss
NEW srfIc.-"'TIs ouR CHILD ~ srAyEs,"
Az tss1sstl sf.esirf sss 80 rftsls
sen passy, n. wssk.ry. Vac sfssss " tAts 49,
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nnsass ssls. 1ks sskth sshlss . 49, go - es..
HORACE NATIss gslii.s.'. ~ nssss-sy.
Clcorp HArp YIAyCs-yreY Low psIcIs -osr
- ~ 81 $40 $50 siu sl1 si7t. so ssy !. 'ssst
:, n. ssss asa Iisss ssr " nosACE rArtn -
bsst.vg,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A pnIsIsTRaToR's roTrcg NOTICE ~ HEREBY
~ vsa that all thess tn1shss1 " Az late Rsesrt r.
tstsy rsGasstsS V nsss lmms1sas psymsai - 80
subsertsrs 81 thsr enes ~ PY,aes bstvssa M
svins rsguss,sa rrsssnt thea v,A tas nss.s
y IRrLier. iAaaisir,.,e,,.
S,v yui, ns;,A 2, ~.
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ITO TIE vETERAHs OF Iaz, or THEIR wIDows-.
hose who recetvsd forty o. land entitled
70 l7o and those rsssvsf .shty a.,
entitled eighty kerss more, and obtain Their warrants
shrTs vhsssTu pl,l vnrApw ere scllsstsa.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.

JACOBS CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS
are TO be found At ~ BroadwAy These dia
equal brnncy and APPEARANCE 20 tho real damon 4.
Cent? Pins cluster and single stone earring ttud ladies'
rms sleeve bntens rings plain and snAmssd Tho prices
nrcx CIV lox.
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INSTRUCTION..

NsTRCCrIOE.
clO- BooKKEEPIso, WRITING. ARITHMETIC
day and sv,ring, svPAIsEs ssaasms. ~ drssd street,
time uHlutsJ $40 Ladiss writing slss.s. ., 10 aaaa
s.J term o. twelve lessons no ,rtras. all his seek
A TRENCH GENTLEMAN. VINO mas BgEs yoK
n sv,rsi years profss.snai tssehsr be'h 10 TrAsea
iuis 10 dive priys,s s,ss Or u ssrsr a'.sa ~ "a
ei,i2n 10 esanry family lie speaks rn,r. ~ Esg
rAsh he Trshs6 ,as itsisp isassss.. .r,Ass,s.
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ear,t AhsvT 70 = y x. Bsrlla sre..
DooKEEEPIEg, WHITING. AsITnHEIic.-XR.
ID DOLBEAR co. BreaJ.sy, eerAsr Hsr.,9s s,r,., sai
receive 0p ever dsy sy.sias iks sea fs,.s
90, .Iira sisfys ,sa tssos. sss.st wrl,, ~ 5.,s
toeatssp.t. tei,r. ksy J. Terms Hssasra,s
coILEGIATE IsslfTUTE F0R BOARDING. ,sD
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fsush lufress sdssseh, a,ht W prsf.ssrs az
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L,KEsca ACKNOWLEDGMENT AsD aaDasE
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INSTRUCTION rsIscn sElL IbccATHD
t'a.l.nsn '.isHSi,s s,t y 10 ", szli.s". 81.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

GEORGE q. AILES. Importer,
Whslesals AE1 Fetal, No. n wall street.
sesSad nssr, bsar Broadway. ~.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

GALE or CORPORATION PRopERTY-wILL BIZ
- sold puLc auction, on Saturday, 18th April, A.
o'clock A. NJ " the highest bddsr all ths Material ana
thsPark consisting Of bricks asssng and idins stone
snt property will sold dRerent lots The
sale Will be cash. 70 be raid 10 the auetoneer
sails lis concluded II purchaser VII be obligated 70
move the proceeds hs purchase from tho premises within
Xs days from the day Of sale All rssponsihnity for
dsvery o. tne property ~ be borne ~ ths pnrehass
nal. o. rroI.rsy vA. The sye days a. pseast ID shall ;.
BAafHoLoxgw u. puRDY,
Connissionsr Of Repairs and ssrplisa
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ANTHOLOGY.

A srRoLoGY - MRS FLECaY IRON PARIS ~
"A celebrated In ,Iplsning the planets ~ The ART ef'As
Old atreegsrs ~ books and eisncs Owes nfoymstoE
all relations Of LIFE - 9s Brcoms street.
MADAhE MORROW WILL GIVE LADIES PRIVATE
" Lectures on all o. ifs her prstis,ssns
trtly asonhisg thspeh sLs prsstss nsthns bet ~hss
rssossiss 70 pAilesphy ~ act ssssast there gill ~
a1mtted
MADAnE ALVIN, IRON PARIS, TENDERS dER
ussIv.es 70 shs asss ssd ssn,ismsn 10 prssessy, ~
cots sst sssses She ~ sossuitsd k6out love
rae bvan.ss, As asd VII tell The q ths lsay
Cntsman thsy WI mArry, Aiso ths % her sevs
hA1ams ALVIN ecsvsrss 10 Enslsh. Trenck sD1 CsxmAa
EesssnN ~ Bevsry, ns; IIs, f,rs,A
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UANDRRBILTS EUROPEAN LINE or STEAMSHIPS.
Tho hrst olass steamship NORTH STAR, 1900 tons.
Wamack master will loave Now York. At noon, precisely
osnd cabin passage @ The North Star VIII followed by
ply to D. ToRRXNcE Is soutk William street. New York
sumner, Montsnt Draper % RON d. dss victoire Pa
rs Albert N Chryste quAi Casimr Dslavisnc, Hayrs
n Bon and after May b. Tonanoes once will DO at
No, D Bowling
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Al OTICE.-RED STAR LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK
IN ets-Pnoket OF 10Th March Tho splendid mag
nhcent packet ship C0NSTELLATION, Capt. Allen, will
gS.itivsiy sail on Thursday 10Th Mrreh her regular day
passengers are unsurpassed Persona about proceeding
Europe should make early application 70 berths
board 1t pier 40 EAst river, or to
TAPSCoTT Co, IS South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

IsuRNfsHED R0oMs-A PRIVATE FAMILY dIAv.
ing than required would lct 70 rsspscta
s gentlemen large furnished room, with bedroom a.
sinne - nedsrste rent without board Apply a. III
isDy street., third gosr fsen Cs,kssps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

LIoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE U. s. MAIL
CHARACTERIZATION, r. Adams commander, will leave for
Hayre touching At Northampton TO land tho mails and pas
senFer on Saturday April 7th, ft2 o'clock NJ from por
No 81 North river Price OF passage in hrat cabin S
oend cabin T3 Luggage not wanted during the voyage
should he sent board the day before sng marked be
low No freight viii be taken after Thursday April 6th.
For freight or passage apply TO ~ LIVINGSTON Agent
Broadway,
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STEAMSHIPS BRTWEEN HAvRE AND NEW YORK
dreet1he steamship ALPS will sail Havre direct
Tor New fork ewithout calling At port In Ensland
saturday, 18th Of November The rates Of freight and pas
sac In ht and second cabins will DO moderate The
sailing OF the succeeding will DO shortly
nouneed The ratio Of insurance Ia France 10 ess ships
from direct for New York than IN shps calling
Engsh port. Apply In Havre and Paris oue vArds dss
l,aens 70 Donald Currs, or New York TO Z. CUNARD
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TT s. NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA VIA AsPIN.
~. wall and Panama -CalforniAns are informed that
the Panama Railroad 10 completed and the Transit OF tho
Isthmus will be made by railroad from to
moro mule trayal--no river boatingi
On Thursday April At o'clock r. M from pior Al foo.
Of Warren street North rver will 30 dspatehed the ness
steam ship GEORGE LAW, Capt, G.. WFox a. s. ".
To connect at Panama with the and superior steam
snp SONORA, Capt. X. L. Whiting.
boat always kept 1t Panama, to prevent deten
uoD, In case Of accident.
No freight received after o'clock the slng day.
Per passage apply At the companys once No III Wet
street, TO J. w. RAYMOND.
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wxTRA PAY.


BOUNTY LAND NOW i0 AcREs-ro ALL UNITED
ID States sailors soldiers and othsrs any
EEtra pay promptly paid Inpf warrant, oLtalnsd bousht
aud told pensions IroepreJ lants sIra pay bssaoss
aud soldiers collected az 81 kinds ~ claims krAln ths
is, Pur,a Z. 8. Navy, 81 Wall .trott
BOUNTY LArD.-soLDfERa, sAfLORs Ac ASD
- Tie resgs oftaoss dsseased Any sine. iyj ~
hs late act 81 Congress entts 20 10 ofsss All
Obtain tks At the cid os.bshsd asaoy Chat
ham street Evidence 81 sr,eo Of those Tat received
CALVIN ". SMITH, Successor % iGts ~ Haisht
RouHTY LAsD AND PENSION CLAIMS UNDER
81 ed By GEORGE WOO bnAk .ttsrssy A. lss - vi
liam ,.r.s tst-sst wsii ,ai Pirs ttFss,'.
CONVENIENT BOUNTY LAND ogYicE.-ssl4lsrs
NJ ~ any war entitled - no aeres.
All Who have had " ssres, 10 more
All vhohage had ~ acrcs, ~
wisovs o. any soldiers - iha ,sms.
Sailors u any war eatltisd 70 10 acres.
WIdsvI q salgrs % tk1 9sme,
Sailor, Who ,oi Or ief thsir difehsrgsa via
No shrye rasSs n sny ease ,i tbs u.uaA. 3. rsesvta
Land varfaLts c1sht or leeasf ofss spsa IRON t
clock THOMAS L. bRAYSAkD,
7 AND wARRlsTs--ALL PIRsoNs UNTITLED 10
L. ttuEy lans, nnasr The sts at 81 csasrss have
BRoInERs, f.ns.p, 5swsif street corner P,.fi
TT O. BOUNTY LAND AGENCY, 10 BspApwAY-
Lsnd warrants fr tedisrs ssilors, srtn slsrs
rssss, .i,i.s y--,Asssa on.. hgus. rom IA misP
NhIs xy0ns .. sTRow, Asssrssys a. Lsv. srss
JTSIrlD STATE nourrY LAND oTIIcr-ail
sesirs - sslsf. y 80 vis.v' p At.. -ss 90, = Z.
.sr.. =. =. .s..l. y. n .s. A.: .i...: ss
v'rsh" are ''n'ts'iI ~ y. A., ,,
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EoR LIy1RPooI.-UNIrHD STATES MArL sr1AH.
IL ship ATLANTIC, Jaa West, somnander This stcAm.
ship yd depart Win .hs Unssd state. mails tor Europa
her berth ~ the foot Canal frsh. passage
Fort, apply 70 EDWARD X. COLLINS, 80 Wall street
Paaenker are requested to be on boardAt III o'clock
H.. The 6AAmshp Baltic viii succeed the Atlantic, and
ssh Aprn shippers please take notice that the ships
this limo cannot carry goods contra band ofyAx
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spIRrTUALIgSi.


mrs. HAYS THAT EXCELLENT MEDICAL CLAIR
l soyhnt, can be consulted day sni evening; oes ~
spring street, rear the Bowey laaies troubled witt Ia
ward weakness should consult Hrs Hays ~ True
soeount ven u absent fsnd no matter hor long sbsen
nor how far distant
SpIRITUALfsM.-hR3. HUTCHTsOs fEFoRas HER
- friends and the puthe that che has spslknE
medium At her rooms So Broadway for this night ony.
CPIRITUAL RAPPIy0 AND WRITING MRS CoAy
- will receive yfsitors this and iAy this vet
Bresdway, Hope chapel taiiainy Hours 10 70 NJ
10 and 10 Up A. Parties Attended at their sdsnee
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4 UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THB
"A United states msils-1hs sslsbpated clipper ship
oCHAN sTEED Thos Cunningham, master, Is now ~ hsr
Eeins out on her second In hs line having made hr
last passage In eighty nino Days uss sIcsent
tons for rrst snd second Glass passeprs Early tppes
sion for freight or passAss Necessary ~ abe will positively
sail about middle Of April The Ocean steed viii be
setded he magnificent clipper sbp nightingale In hAy
also her second having ads her In the
tedented time Of seventy sir days FOR freight pasa
Wall street.
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WIN. POOLE ASsoCIATIoN-THE MEMBERS OF
the Association and Others favorable 10 the objects OF
its requested to meet at the City Hotel
this, Tuesday evening" the 9Th inst, at ~ o'clock
JAMES N. TURNER President
c. W. scHAFJfR, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

RoARD-wITH CONVENIENT APARTMENTS FOR
ID families single gentlemen, in first class private
boarding house Up town. Locality desirable for the
every facility Of TO all parts Of the
square, west side second door from Bank street.
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MEDICAL.

nR. WARREN, bEsBEn or THE COLLEGE OF
~ Surgeons Of Dublin and Ednturs attends pryat<
Irsotieo at ta old sStAtshrd once Madison street.
tAthsrns where he IL Performing the most sstonAhine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

R0ARDINC.-NEwLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET,
- for families and single gentlemen, At I'D and LIZ Cham.
hers street The houses newly furnished complete
with with single and double
for party OF three four Day boarders
b accommodated. Reference required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

nIsPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCIsco-rHE
~ syer did first oAss clipper ship CCEUR DE LION,
Taeks master now IeeeiyinS cargo ., pier D East
river and will potyely sa for Sno Francisco before
Tuesday, April and expected 70 ansh loading Tuesday
18th met The shpT Of this line guaranteed y sail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

A VERY QUIET WIDOW LADY, RESIDING NEAR
rnteensh street and Union park in house containing
loS and bedroom to party wishing retired and
home. Address Grace Cameron, Metropolitan Pest Office
American Bible House. ''
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

"IJAvE YoU SEEN SANTA NEW SONG, WITH
chorus Just Published price 5csnts; Pop goes the
Weasel-so and ehorus Is cents, very popular; aud
80 eents BY H. Brown A large assortment Of and
second hand pianos melodeons peal organs and harmo-
As0A'' W '-'s " 'Ol RERRY SGoRrnN c1 pro.au,x
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M LA.fosT. Paris AMP LonDos yHrssIAs
~ na ,sn.et, as.ler q ns Medical Atyls>s asa
a. sonso,sts ~ No ~ Rssfs street. ssssss ~ 2s.sI
.s.stisd fs.ss distance ssAss1 ~ saa ssvvsss
bio ne..s Dispats6 tssrrisr dee Fsass bs,a $780,
L.i,uns. Dsy Bosk. AZ. ~ B-sst We ssss sssra
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IlN. HINTEE, NO. DIV TbfUN fTNEET WV TOKR.
~ 90 long .nd fs'erasiJ tne.a ~ the pyb,s. sAy "
eantutsd 1T hts old established enss vhsss he SrAD-
u'd IN oIs lrahsh Of medicine for the lat ~ Jssrs
made o,s cbrss than otter IN the sty p.say
stances Of perous eontcsrsd inssrsAis ~ sksb 10
has p.rnseH 20 rsfsr TO o. h..isfef ChAfses sAsrs
And IN all eases cure rusrsnt.Sd Csu,iss Ny srsAk
remedy H.ntsrs .d drop that certain dssssss
ont drying ~ poison tie lood sny bs Ass stsys.
Pritf tl Call and act the Monitor % Hsslsh y -
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A LARGE FRENCH FAMILY, RECENTLY ARRIVED
a from Paris and who, within few days, going
,psstsSis 6o.rers They VII find good home and win
222 Sixth avenue at O'Clock. N. B.-Two mombers Of
mo family TO the instruction French
Grazing and music The teacher In music 10 pupil the
rriN AubxQie Thomae. of Paris. 7 - - -
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AN UNPUBLISHED FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM
"A 70 let with board in private family Apply ne %
BARROW street. Hudson.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CUTLERY, RAZoRs. SCISSORS, PENS &C, WHOLE
" sale and retal.-HEATH SIMPSON. a2s Broadway
lnex Broadway .hestre) respectfully call tho attention
Southern and Weftsrn merchants aud others
stock Of pocket and table cutlery knives ssisor
Ac which they selling ~ about cost for cash
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-12-29
CHEAP BOOKS G. STATIONARY.

3REE FALL STOCK ofNEW Goods
- " 30 - . Seasunable Shawls.
Fashionable Silks.
Full stock Black silks.
Dress Goods. all kinds.
Blankets and Flanncls.
Linen and Cotton Sheetings.
Staple Housekeeping Goods.
Cloths Csssimeres and Yestings
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOCHTH & ARCH Sts., PHlLAD'A.
?. s.-Sto;skeepers and other nst cash Jmysys
snpplied with scarce and desirable Dry Goods
a. low rates. BARGAINS from Philadelphs
and New York Auctions daily.
". B.-S cases French Merinoes, all eolors,
wholesale from 65 to Sl,25.
Philadelphia, Sept. 90, ls56.-3m va.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-12-29

STOVES STOVES
We respectfully solicit the attention OF the pubic to our
assurtmsnt OF
NincGREGOR HEATING STOVES,
for Stores Halls Churches, Parlprs Sc,-warrnnteh To
heat with thTl the fuel, than any other
Heating stove in use. The large number which kave
been sid IN this AMI other cities and the constant and
Increasing demand for them sufficient guarantee uf
taeir supeTuriy an other Heating Stoyrs aud we
cherri the strciest investigation uf claims
tn the most perfect article uf the kInh in use
We alsn have superior CACLDRON, for farming
auI chemical purposes made the principle, for
which claim only n trla tI be Appreciated
We keep constantly ON hand IN assortment OF the
leading COOK and PARLOR STOVES and are sole
Agents in this state for
QUEENS PORTABLE FORCES.
BUCKS PATENT COOKING SrOTES and
BARSTOWiS UNRIVALt.ED COOK x PARLOR
SrONlS Wholesale Dealers viii be supplied at
the lowest foundry prices.
NENAN K WARWICK,
Wholesale & Retail Stove Dealers.
N. T., Cor. OF SECOND h RACE SIS. Phad'a
tF'' For sale by II B MASSER, OF this place
Phladephia, August IS, ls55--3m
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Photography! Daguerreotypes!!
A NEW ERA IN ART!
J. Z. McCLEES,

OI1I14lDi
(SucceSSOr 10 .NcCYeeS g. Germon,)
WOULD call the attention of the public, not
ouy to the superiority of the Dagueneo-
types the Hyalograph, (by some called Amhro-
,ype.) and the various styles of Photography on
paper; but to the fact, that parties at distance
possessing small daguerreoiype, may, hv send
ing it TO No. 100 Chestnut ST., have made from
it by the means of Photography, and the talents
OF the best Artists, portrait of Any SIZE, from
a small Loekct to the full size of life.
4 small hook cuataining description, prices,
&c, &c, will he sent gratis to any person ma
king the request.
McCLEES'
Philadelphia Photograph Establishment,
No go Chestnut ST., below 9TH
Phia., July 2l, ls55.-G.