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A Remarkable Man.--,And a Universal
Remedy for Disease. 8

This city is now the home of one Of the
most remarkable men OF tho ase-a man
who has traversed the civilized globe, and
established in almost every country which
he has visited, the sale Of bis medicines ior
the relief Of human suffering, and which are
a certain cure for disease in all its FORMS
We allude to Professor Thomas Holloway,
OF London. Ii is now several years since
this beneiactor Of the human race first pro-
claimed to the world, THROUGH the British
press, that he mad, after deep research, pre-
pared a remedy that was sure 20 eradicate
disease. Years of patient investigation into
the laws OF human physiology which control
our bodies in health and when diseased, led
10 The invention and preparation Of The world
renowned Holloway's PILE aud Ointment
His meritorious career is bounded by, no
imaginary lines Of latitude and longitude
short Of those marking The confines Of civil
iza;ion Itself. No isolated country OF nation
was sufficiently extensive for tho operation
of his, enterprising and gigantic Intellect
Whenever disease has a residence, there he
has penetrated with his medicines, and left
an enviable and enduring reputation. After
enlightsning Europe, his fame spread over
Asia and the civilized portions of Africa, and
finally appeared in America. lie has trans
lated The cures he has performed and The vir.
lues of his medicines. into as many langua.
ges as tho missionaries have tho Bible
Governments, Otherwise the nost despoiic,
have been forced by tho great value of his
medicines, aud their popularity with the
people, 10 remove anticipated and time hon
oted restrictions upon the introduction Of for
eigu medicines, and open their custom hou-
ses 10 a free Introduction 10 the pills and oint-
mont of this distinguished man. Empires
and kingdoms removed the barriers of ages
against the introduction and sale Of propitiary
or patent medicines, and freely permitted
Holloway's medicinesto become the physi-
clan Of the masses.-M. Y. Dispatch.
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IMPORTANT TO CHEESEMAN'S
PILLs.--The combinations Of ingredients IN
these Pills, is the result Of a long and ex-
tonsive practice; they are mild in their oper'
atior, and certain in restoring natuee TO its
proper channel. In evary instance hove the
pills proved successful. Tho Pills invana-
bly, open those distractions 10 which females
arc iiable, and bring nature into its proper
.ha mel. whereby hsa tn il restored, and the
pale and deadly countenancc changed to q
healthy cnc, No female can enjoy good
health unless she is cgulai ; and whenever
an obst rue. lion takes place. whether from OK.
posture, cold, or any other cause, the general
health Immediately begins to decline, aud tho
want Of such a remedy has beer tho cause OF
SO many c~onsumptions among young female.
TO ladies' whose health win not permit an In
Grease Of their family, these Pills will prove
q valuable acquisition, as they will prevent
pregnancy. Headache, pain in tho side, pal
p itation Of tho heart, loatbing Of food, and
disturbed sleep do mott always arise from the
int eruption Of nature; and whenever that Il
tho case, the Pills will invariably remedy all
these evils. Nor are they less clficacious in
the cure Of Leucoirhoca, commonly called the
sWhites,r These Pills should never be ia,
ken during prog nancy, as they would be sure
Vegetable, and free from anything injurious Il
lifo or health. Full and explicit direction,
accompany each box.
These Pills are put up in square lat boxes
Perons residing where there aro no agency
established, BY encl osing One Dollar in a let
tor postpai d 10 Dr.. O. L. Chseseman, No. 261
Blocker street. N CIV York City. can have then
sent 10 their respective addresses by return O
mail,
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HENRy's INvIGoRATING CORDIAL The mer
Its Of this purely vegetable extract for the
removal and cure oil physical prostration
genital debility, nervous afft ctions, &c, &C.,
are fully described in another column OF this
paper, 10 which the reader is referred. SO
per bottle, 8 bottles for So; six bottles for
So SIC per dozen. U0bserve the marks
of tho genuine.
Prepared only byS E. Cohen, No. 3 Frank.
lin Row, Vine ST, below Eighth Philadelphia
Sale by all the respectable Druggists and
Merchants throughout the country.
T. w. DYoTr & Sons, No. 1872 North end
ct, Philadelphia, Sale Agents for Pennsyl-
vania.
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Orphans Court Sale of Real Estate,

In pursuance of an order of the Orphans
Court Of Columbia county, Isaac, L.eidy, Ad-
minislrator of Charles Sterling, late of Hem
lock township, Columbia county, deceased,
will on SATURDAY tie 18Th day Of August
next, al / o'clock in the afternoon, expose ID
public eale upon the premises in HemIock
township,
A Lot Of Land,
adjoining lands of John M~cReynolds and
heirs, containing about
VVy@ A@po9a
on which there is erected a one and a half
story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
and a frame stable. The property is on the
public road leading from ---
To be sold as Of The estate of Charles Sier-
ling, deceased. Conditions made known OH
the day OF sale by ISAAC LEIDY,
Administrator.
By order Of Court,
JACOB EYERLY, Proth'y.
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On the ioih inst, by Rev. VIM. ]. Ever.
Mf. Ti.osAs G.roE, to Miss HANNAH WILSON
At Danyille, July 10Th, by the Rev. Isaac
Gfief, Mr.. Nj e. GRIER and Miss MARY T..
MosTcoMsRY, both of Danyille.
On The 3oth of June, by the Rev. r.. Wads-
worth, Mr.. f.; N. b. KooHs, and Mics N. A.
LARsED, all Of Huntingdon.
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TOLLS AT A HAVEN.

CoLLEcroR's OFrIcE, r
~ Bench HaUen, June go, '55.
II. w. WEAVER, ESQ.,:
- Dear SI,--The amount of
Toll collected at this Oficeduriug the month
oil June 1865, is $4,000 40
Amount per last report, s4o.f45 90
Whole amount since LIST Dec. last I 0.94s rs
!" sameperiod lastyesr 6s,,74s II
increase this wear 40 oo0 al
Respectfully yours,
PETER ENT, Collector.
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NG1Ha

At William and Mary's College, William
siown, Maze, Of appoplexy, CHEsrEa Bur,
LER, son of COLI. Butler Of Wilke sbarre.
In Bioomsburg. on the iilh inst, Jous
,RopMAN, son of George Kramer, aged ryears,
4 months and 30 days.
In Limestone township, Montour county,
on "Wednesday, July I4th, WALLsR FoLLMEa.
son OF Captain J. S. Follmer, aged about II
Jears.
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SCHOOL, HOUSE.

e RoPoSALS will be received by The nm.
dersigned until 4 O'Clock r. Nj, on Sat.
urdsy, the 2sth Of July, for building a frame
or plank School House in South Bloomsburp
the consraclor 10 furnish all The materials
Plans and specifications will be ready for OK.
animation live days before the letting.
J. NJ. CHEMBERLIN,
President Of Board of Directors.
Bloomsburg, July i6, rs.
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ry-Tbo p,eshv ,er;aa confer cnce of ri

WrThe presby ,eriaa conference Of Che
mango county, New York, at a meeting held
at New Wilmington, adopted a resolution x
GLIDING oil X. Ms from communion with tho
church, In Ohio, The K: N members Of The
same church are denied participation in tho
Lords supper, o n The principle thata person
cannot be a christian, nor am honest man q,
The same lime and be a Know Noining, =
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E8rA letter from Aurcan county, III, says
that all the warehouses; along the Railroads
arc full of grain, and many thousands Of
bushels are piled up in bags along the side
Of the track. Long trains of cars groau M.
der Tho weight Of gain with which they arc
loaded. Tho farmers plead with the, buyers
for n,nre bags, and Me bus err with The. Rail
road for moro cars, All the farmers have
planted from one TO thirty acres more Than
last year, and all looks VOL now fot a hsayy
CROP.
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REFUSED AeAs.-The three officers OF the
United States Army who wentto Europe 10
witness the progress of The siege Of Sevasio-
pol, were fret refused by tho French govern
meni the privilege Of going TO the crimea /;
then they applied 10 the Emperor Of RUSSIA,
and be, in turn has refused TO let them go 10
Sebassopoi The officers arc now about to
reiugn home, e.
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Eyr Il il a noteworthy fact, says the Ba''I;
moe Sun, that The unsuccessful assault on
the pass Of the allies at Sovasiopoi was made
on The 18th Of Juno, the anniversary of the
battle Of Waterloo, The intention was, doubt-
less, to obscure The memory Of Waterloo, in
q moro brilliant and f~raternai victory-and
electrify tho British and French nations, bu,
II was no 60.
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Tho Portland Riot.

aL| - H-HHs ..
The Portland Advertiser contains tho YER
diet of tho jury in the case of the second in
quest on The body OF John Robbins, shot du-
ring the late riot in Portland, The jury find
that Robbins came by his death from a mus
ket ball, fired either by a member of the Ri
fe Guard or some person acting as a yoluu-
:eer, by order and command of Neal Dow,
.,lhe Mayor Of the city that the Rifle Guards
were sallcd ont under o precept signed by
tho Stale, AM wholly void that although
tho Mayor and some of the Aldermen had
icasou in the easily pat on Tho Gay to appre-
hond a.distutbanee, they took no means 10
prevent the assemblage and that, in the ear
ly stage Of tbs proceedings, a few policemen,
actingi in concert, could easily have dispersed
IT, andlbat the military, whenihey dischars-
cd their muske,s, were wholly out oil sight oil
tho crowd upon whom they fired, ane who
appear 10 have had no previous notice Of
their presence or designs, The Jury say no
proof was furnished Of any exigency exist
ing requiring q resort to such extreme meas
ures, and that the act is without any legal
Justification or excuse. John Robbins, they
decide, died by felony, and not by mis-
chance but whether his death was a muir
dor or a homicide, they leave for tho State
tribunal 10 decide. We suppose, therefore
that Dow will be indicted and tried .-Ledger;
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7 WITT HHf u fc"Ptt6t "V"t HTJ3 VI =.
BENJ. II. BREWSTER.
To Mr.. Chas. K. Robson, Chairman, SO
Reading, Berks Co., Pa.

Mn. SUMNER, brother Of Senator Sumner,
and at present in London, underworld to
save the Museum of Antiquities at KerIch
from the destruction il met with. He address
sed the Secretary Of the Admiralty, suggest,
ing tho proprieiy of sending an order TO The
British Commander in The Crimea 10 causesa
guard 10 be placed around the Museum
prevent injury. The English funcl
at once sent such an order TO Lord re
Whether the order came loo late does d
appear, but the work OF destruction was very
effectually accomplished, much 10 Tho dis
gust and chagrin Of intelligent EoglishFnes
-Ledga.
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Fruit in Tennessec.--Peaches, waterm elons
and muskmelons ripe and luscious, are now
enjoyed by The inhabitants Of Memphis, Ten.
n ssee.
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Er MoRE GooDs,--Mr. Mcnsch has Just
rcceiveda now supply Of summon dress goods
Of The cheap corner
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~ We hopeslo hear soon in feply 10 OUT
several Ieilers to Samuel Swan, Montgomery,
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a. The communication from our lady
correspondent, .. Bpckh0m will appear nos'
week
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TAE BoSAPARres.--In one of the late Eng
prs we fnd it stated, that nearly all
ns branches of the BoNAPARrE fami-
II : Ahoil befiod, be gathered togelh
iz around she person Of the Emperor
oK III, who, tits said, "desires that
Several parsons bearing his namo shall form
AZ # syete. . jJ~aisceau near him" All the
chilffen Of the Prince Of Canine have already
arrived ID Paris and taken up their residence
ia a hoiel purchased and fitted up for them
BY order Of The Emperor at the end of the
Rue de Grenelle S, German. This branch OF
the royal tree is composed of four brothers,
CnaaLEs, Louis, LvcIEs and ANTOINE BoaA-
pARrE.
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Vfbe School Directors' Convection OIL
Jerks county, has 'incrcssed the salary o.
Rev. W. Good, County Superintendent Of
Common Schools, 10 1920 instead Of the
1850 originally granted.
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PhiIad'a. and Reading IN. n,

~ UMMER 'ARRANGEMENT.-is55.-
- The Great Northern and Western U. s
Mail Routes.
Speed Increased and fare reduced.
Little Schnylklll, Cattawissa, Sudbury and
Etie, Williamsport and Elmira Railroad.
Through 10 Buffalo, IN is hours.
Niagara Falls, 16
Detroit, 81
Chicago, 50
81. Louis. 40 q
D Ticket Onice--N. w. corner Sixth AM
Chestnut streets, and Philadelphia and Read
ing R. R. Depot, corner of Broad and Mind
streets.
On and after Monday, May 7th, Three Pa
nge Trains will leave the PHILADELPHIA nd
Reading Railroad Depot, conner of Broad al
Vine streets, daily, Sundays exeeptej)
DAY EXPRESSES n. M.
Stopping at Pbpnixville and Reading on
Connecting with The Cattawissa, MiIlian
port, and Erie, aud Wllliamsport and Elm
Railroad; arriving at Elmifa at 4 o'cloct
Nj, connecting with New York aud
and Buffalo; and from thence, via. Stean
on Lake Erie, or on Lake Shore Railroad
Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, Sanduskya
Detroit. Also, with Elmira, Canand<
with New York Central Railroad, Eas(
West, and at Suspension Bridge wilt
Great Western and Michigan Central II
for Detroit, Chicago, 81. Louis, and ali
in Canada and Western States.
Only one change OF Baggage betwee
adelDhia and Canada or the Lakes.
DAY EXPRESS-Breakfast at Pa
Ion and Dinner al Williamsport.
NIGHT EXPRESS-Tea at Port CT
Passengers purchasing Tickets by
have the privilege of stopping at an
above points, and resuming their
pleasure.
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N. w. corner Sixth and ChesI
G. A.. NIooLLs, Superintendent ~
and Reading Railroad.
T.. K1KissocK, Superintendent
Wiiliamsport and Eric Railroad.
HEsRY COFFIN, Superintendent
port and Elmifa Railroad.
July ~, ie55s--if.
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FER so1o4ls " Manafactasss Coagrs,
aad MecAaais aaa Usef4i -afs,

sadt the MseAaaA eAa Ussf4i -ssts,
Ill BE- opened cry Washington Thursday hs san
auy February 1850, the aad splendid han Of The
Insuuon, which = one % The mos' magnificent roo'
70 70 MS ss5islSoa o mehanss ARTISTS,
tors ue results Of tsess tabor Sam
ingenuity, aad taste p Al Poi1ons q me uno ara cordially Ia
e Snaenlnsfy department v charge special
superintendent seam power, fixtures, labor &e VII % gwen
Az insane - s1hsit arc requested 20 awe early
day possbe ods should be accompanied wn proper
Ths committee therefore, that, uvias contributions from
portions The Union the second exhibition OF the Metrepoi
cesnt articles valuable opportunity q making sneSn = mo
Workmanship and their ada'on 70 me purposes if which hey
They waud specimen.
elegant which heretofore have oned attractive
ali sncb CONTRIBUTORS ladies',
es Of pgesau Of jrwey Ae, suited 10 te tastes o e
ras ha opened reception or goods Monday,
ne ssay q January aHd e. s sssass q nss, ,as s 2,
r reception 81 ss,sr and continue Open aeoaoar weeks
judges lets Cor eompaiion o. prsma except
such The committee shall BE- ssi.nea were despatched a dis
have reached ,ht bali BY inst day pat aed TO ar
from unavoidable dcieasaa.
ulne depo viii subject - charge Of om 80 cents
peenice aSd nnors who contribute nfcles
shall specify he aud me time they may have
AZ artees Deposited competition premium be Of
name, lie name 81 the iuvenor known and the
the deposition o. winch anel must be furnished the
Prices may affixed, not option Oft exhibitor.
Depcsors time entry VIII receive ticket OF ute TO
goods will admit them The exhibition al
al uines when open 10 the public ,.,,.,
Msiropolea eeAGais' fae washington, d. q and should
he Of The afce and the name Of The party snons
conpaned by a detailed invoice
Circular Continuing VIII be forwarded and
a whom All on the business OF me Institute
oc, 3i-iaw6w
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american Artists Union.

THE UnoB would respectfully announce the
United the Cauadas, the
pe eunvatng hne throughout the country,
enabling every family become possessed Of
gallery OF engrayings
by THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
order sale their
only employment large number
others, but
Of the purchasers Of their engaving, when
80 600 Of which suid
100000 gsfas OF the aetonl cost OF 100000.
purchaser dollar engraving therefore,
richly worth the but also ticket which
entities him Of the gifts when they distributed
dollars highly finished engraving beautifully painted In
tickets will be Ave doa worth of SPLEEN
catalogue
mail or express.
copy catalogue together with specimen OF of
engravngs, 10 seen AT Office of this paper
dollar engraving actually worth that and
gift will immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The committee, believing Of this great
viii be materially promoted by the aud
prise intelligent agents. have
such most liberal terms
wishing become agent by sending popaid) 81
receive dollar engraving
prospectus catalogue and all other necessary information
of the the gifts will be placed in
purchasers distrbued
given throughout the United States
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Notice to Contractors.

Orricx MErRoRoliTAs RAILROAD COMPANY,
Georgetown, ID. C December Ii, 1854.
EALED PROPOSALS for the grading and bridging
fortyhee and half 43K) miles of this road viii be
the office of the until three O'Clock, the l5,
day Of February next.
The po6es plans and speedca viii be ready for
spection and afer the 5ii day OF February
Railroad designed the
Washington Georgetown the Baltimore and Ohio ralroad
with the road
Rocks" the Potomac and makns saving
miles eiied
The capital and northwestern forty
miles +.
Proceeding point
Ohio railroads the route extends to e city Of and pass
the agricultural districts Mary land
in the city agesow where connects with lines Of railroads
extending Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Cen
trail railroad, sc
the read for which proposals
westerly line of the District of Columbia (3A miles
from Georgetown) TO the city VI Frederick.
Proposals will be received for the work in sections mile
each orf art distance of AK miles,
The work generally OF medium character for this Of The
with heavy cutting lin earth and ROCKY and etdgng
facility exists for prosecuting vigorously and with
Ihe elevated and rolling
well watered, and remarkably healthy.
the VIII be
FROM
information desired by proposing
furnished office, may had by addressing
president company by letter the day leing
BY order OF the board OF drectors
ftH FRANCIS DODGE President.
EDMUND FRENCH Chief Engineer.
Dee3
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IL psoposss carry aceordnx without
such proposal
10 modification Of hid, TERMS
10 q bid, be received as
regular eompsunon, after tc last
bids.
20 careful certify sucieney Of
that persons
and all bidders
that, ur- 10 Into perform
habsulies vi be enforced against them.
a. Present and known department
the forms above prescribed
uncas VI ney postmaster
places before named Judge u court u record.
JAMkS CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
DEPARTMENT.,
January 80, 1855.
Jan I9-law4w
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united States Patent Uaice,
tlaaf..aUtAa. La Xxx


ON petition Of Esenezer Beard, New Maine,
for the patent granted him the 10Th
day OF April 1871, for apropees for
expiration patent which place
10th day Of April, 1855
II ordered that the said petition be heard The Patent Office
Monday The 2Gih day of March IL O'Clock, and ali
persons notified appear and cause they
said petition ought be granted.
required Patent
Office their objections specially forth wrsg al east twenty
days before day all hed By either
be used al the SAID hearing be taken transmitted
cofdanoe with ihs rules Of the office, which will furnished
application. .E@
The testimony will be closed OF March
dispositions, and other relied tesimony be filed
an the otce before the morning OF TINT days the Arguments
within hereafter
be published Uuion, niel
gencer Evening Washington, d. Eyeoing Argus
Phiiadeiphia American New York;
Gazette, Concord New Hampshire Tor
weeks previous the 18th day of March the day Of
hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. SEdors OF the above will please copy aud send their
bills the Patent ofice with containing notice
Jan Ii--law3w
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.--The subscriber has
Ill complete Of goods which have been
greatest both this
and the and offered
saving 1--we Our stock
comprises
articles article required about house thar
under the head OF hardware
Building lne excepting sash weights,
al 3cenis Ib.
tools, every variety, and mostly warranted
Leather betting and hemp packing at Boston factory
prices
door springs, warranted for four We
agents. and will furnish dealers factory prices,
beautiful OF feather busters, at New York prices
and per cheaper than other styles,
small advance cash puncna
by the subscriber.
JOSEPH l., SAVAGE,
.a Sign of the large Gilt Saw, Penn. av,
10th and lIth
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Inv school Of Cumberland University, At Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruthsrs late Of the circuit
4 judges Of Tennessee.
Green, Of the Of the court
oil Tennessee.
Bomfed L. Ridley, OF the cnanceors Of the s,ate
Judges casus Green dey their whos time exclusively
the school,
Daily examinations each class the
OF xpanaions OF the
daily progress of the examinations
2. equity, which
OF acis profess
prosecute through all the known actnni
The framed
deeds, all
the trials. Some of taken appeal
court which is held monthly in the class and 10
public The cad Of session. the students clerks
and chanceors and other ofcia
sacties connected with their SUITS
SesstorThe the third Monday in
embcr third Thursday In February The second
the succeeding Monday in February aud ends second
Thursday IN July.
Erpsses per $50 contngen
boarding about $50 Students furnish
which canh be- had the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete
No
There four regular classes Students may
amy during the collegiate year.
There Is moot legislature connected with the school
Number OF students the last collegiate eighty six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb Il--eoly President Board OF Trustees
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BRITISH Atmsn-c sad Companion for 1853 contain
ID ing u the households ministry laaici
Esgiand. akrosd,
military and colonial and personns
trade and cammcce nr 1884, chorce q
Or 1856 abstracts Of paris
vsuas, articles ihe
csnsns, health dwellings %
funds; railroads pasc
chonogy and much other useful and valuable
matter Cosnpee IL I vol.
Ian 10 FRANCR TAYLOR.
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pELI4s. BELis' bells i-For churches. academies fae
ID steamboats,, pantai0nas made,
hand by the snbsebrfs Oaeiab
shsd and enlarged foundry which has been thrIy
their world celebrity
quality The
Supplying The Of loan moulding feo br casin
evi
at he
ceved January, 1850 arst premium Ia silver meAaij
all others
Europe beng composition and wbchis ths eighteenth
Diplomas, Tey
patterns hand be- variety
order chimes
kss
tsnaass Their hsnnss, eomprsng many
which the bell; sprinz
csppr, proonging The sounds iron frame
proved revolving yok. fancy
furnished We supply Whole
hangng he propf
Acauo kess cd bells IN
Being principal routes
rrcions orders
d-p~ch, which si'her personally BY
specially solicited
A. MENRELY5s SONS,
Feb 2s-aiy West Troy, Albany N. N.