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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-30
SIN ssnat. gylar, 27. 1857.

sm Senat, SJdri 81, 1857.
gIls bsr SeI4luB tcantrasrnO atSnerrmscn
CUR ScnlhtutiCn Der 9leputlif, unter grwds,ine
mar, unp Die 5raSs 9rifslt wurpe,
g8iIl Der Sfnut Die ryFe &baursruns 9tnrEmi.
gen tfft i8f 40E
gSurben ben Gsrfisuusrn Der GrnailutIun &c.
mab Die Sas uEb syleins 9enpmmen, n6mlib:
Sas--Dis losrren Brsmsr, 8rcmne, Gcfsn, Gin,
@pOus, 6Sitgr, Slsunitsu, SraJer, Snsrani, Sorban
8tllneer. Sner, eautath. serpis, Slper, Stcislo
Seusrs, Sbuman, Stects, Straub, 9Bsllb, @lltins
ssri9bt uno 2assart, SpsCber-24.
Nsins-Die .6rrsn crat6, Greepsu, Sinnsp
@rs9s, earris, penrcs uno Scutbg-7.
60 wurbs bic 5rase bsjatsnb mtI9issm.
auf bic Grase,
sSil ber ssnat bic stpeitr gtanbguns ssusb.
migen3
SBurben bic 9os un6 glsins senpmmen, BEN ge.
itimmansen Der GcnlitatiOn stmss, namIi8:
Sas-0is oerrn 8rswsr. 8remne, GrsGusl
GIN. Gpaus, Settsr. 5innsD. Stsunitsn, snoram
Jcroen, SRcr eaubatb, eerpis. Slpcr, Stusrs, Sbu'
man. SOuiber. Shels, Gtraub. 0eellb, @iItins
Rrt9bt uRp Sas9Ort, SPts6u-23
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-30
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be WrctIamntrn srn BEN 0oueern5r ben Wsnn-
fpuahien. te,Ialid auf has Stininnen fir crer al.
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apkhn'tt l.-79as tarr osn encinsu ufi eis VICE.
nun9 eer~Nar9er elslsr Htpuel't Su eriabrenL tn
Sftrsf oer Ss'ilmneh9 eest Sklpyt la''9 9seasNttr
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ris' IN as!Vh SN't.lnEs, Stu'I's S unp xfu'es. lpt
vas otlhnthsn 'Vtt Sstpt'I'' ", w psl"9.va Ge"a
cernn9en cfer tt9euQ toetns cstEiesn wvlene Ssapi
an eenl'leen Plaeen 9eholNh uhe ju otrFteen 5ett
9'eNhet uno 9Sld'etSn toetush l'usn, WW VIC a"9e'
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Ten Ssr NhSnpsrmnorn spsr irosno ,pehe serf lten.
Enb, nSssu ibrcn asunfb oustrtfsu. nrtm fe ouf
Der Sneiie fir ites abdnrnnn9 fir hd eis 9eltbrs'
otnsn ceer 9ferHdlsn srerts h'nlihsn "Nut eHae'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-30
qrtifel II,-pon 6tasts.6bulocn.

5et. L. Der Staat maa Gduloeu scntrabi:
rem um shpaiae Oeli,its oper Qusfdue in oen@irtGn
ten ,u osdsn coer ausaaben N teasansn, fur pstbs
.aaoerspis 4iht apIcr1t lit auttn Der eslammtbs.
traa lelbsr ShulDen, cirstten coer iufilitaen, cb
scnIrablrt fraft elmer coer msbrer atten per Gens
raj ?Tshibo, corr ,u psrihieosneu 3titptriepen ir
nienals IeSsn banoert uuo finf,ia tauitno S6ol(t
iieerlieiln uno oas aus Der anlaas Iciher Shutbtn
erbaltsns Geto fol- s Dem 3rrsd su psrpsnoen lein,
fdr mehsn ss ansilhaTt purcs. cocr iur Satid,ab:
anSsesn Sped.
asG4t9 Sn aulas an her oben fsl1imr,t,n
Sqabtl,,aa Der Stoat 3 bupen tcutrohiren. nm Gins
5npaipn surdd,utreiben, Suhrrttticnen an ,,uter.
Sriitsn. bsn stoot i'm 0risas M perthsina,n ansr
he oeaen,pYrtias o,ishsben6s shulo pfs etaatss
ein,inlsIsn obsr bas NON her InbYnf,,no icfbsr
SbuSsn srbaltsue JSslo ielf uur an Sem sSet fsr
wrIsn "a sfhoasn ,nrS,' 's,nst r,c, RON obs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-30
.b4a aSlsftetar's Sffts
.oarrisburS, Stunt %. 1857.

Gcnnlplpanirnt S5
SD trIeuse tiermit, pab StiseS cine srtreuc
mo rdtSe atl9rift pss.SriSnal ,,SelaluGeS
sa NtGnpsrunern rtr @Cnitutjcn pss Stoats," !"
NIT hSr abfr rsrsn ldIisbli6e 9allruns In tsipsn
3mrisen Der @elss9sbung Iat.9ebatten atfim.
man9 il, wie ie naA Den in tielrr Office aufses
rsbtsn Srsaalirn srl6rint. ga las
fexN Bum 3eusnB beiln babe iG biruntfr
S=mrtne 5auel6riit eslcet une pas Siesel
Der SetutSr's Sffifs tlisffast, on etisem Sag
aSp Sa9r. llaa u.,s
u. @. Curtin,
Sefre.dr Ger RtputIis
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-30
gSierte 9[bdnberung.
Sun etnat, gRar, 81, 1857.

18eI6GoBen, bab bieisr gslGlub palfrt.-
Sir bic srIte gbdnpsruns "a Sas, z glens fir
bic spete @tSnbruns % Sac. 8 gleinS fir bic
brittle @bGnosrins "a 9qs, Neins; fur bic Ate
gtbSnperuns % Sas, A gleins. WV
Igusps aus bsni 5asebud.l
Oeo. 10. SamersleY, GGat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-30
etfret6r's 0ffte
NbennrYlpanien, ss.
.eorrlsbare suni q, 1857.

Yennfglpanien, 50. m W
SD bsssuss, bae S6Ises cine estrsue ane rid.
tss 4tlhriit her ,,SaS" usb Der ,.Nens" ia,
pslHr iiber ben Ssl6luB senpmmen wurpsn, Der
gbanprmseu CUR @unltitutipn bfs Stantes beam
trast, pie fclGe R9 pcrfnesu In ben 1aesbu6ern
Der beipsn 5daIer Der 0snsrai aHrmtIY pielrr
8spublif fiir bic lSibans ben 1857. nE q
~A 3sugMb: mrins 5nnb, Icpic bas Gle.
GET tsIdStsr Office, pitIea %. SUM- 1857.
1Nr u. O. Curtin.
Igsar Gstrddr ctr 9Rspubtit
Suti 5. 1857 nq3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-30
Sun @spralentanteu6auTt.

..s 1prit 20. 1857.
Sef4fobsn, bn6 bieIer Seidtub palTre.-
Sir bic erlte abdnperms 78 Sas, 1 Nsins
fir bic Sweite atancerun9 81 SaS, 81 gleins
fir Die brittle @6dnperuns ID Sas, % Nsias;
fir bic pierte @bancrunS SO Sas, girinS.
r L9IusSus aus Dem 5aestua.l Is.
r Jaeob 5ie9lcr, Glert.
aufsrribt in Der Sssraar's StRse
Nlai 2, 1857.
m u. @. Curtin,
Sarstar bet Ryntlit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-30
NleabiIla, W2drl I. I55I.


cNs iinsss=:;sisbneten, Gaitsisosr Der Committee,
~ matbsa. acbhiiiaspct fcl8snosn Ssribti Dab
MT ecfbta habiugApie ots ipsi SIsbsrhelissaitsn
natb nufdn9tthr lstsretntunft Srifbsn 6arrsls uno
lperrine uno Gvnus uno 28atlon, nebsnslnanoer tn
cine 5urnafe aebrafbt-ndmlid1 Die 0ilte In Dem
Gsbrduh oes 3abhncifters oer philadelphia .uno
Sasabiua aRifBtfbabH Gcnipaaas, IN sinsr amtsltu'
pc ja &eaon9. pirfsrti9t pom 5arrels uno parrtns
nno Die ailte I'm Ge6rah pen 8. Il. eans, in lei;
nsm Stobr, perfsrtiaf pou Grams uno 9SatIpn-une
oas 8ddsr uuo pnpiere in cine 9eraoe ,pts IN bic
Aaeers,9stban fpcroen finos gsHl Fg5 r. fE
N Dns Salsr iouree on9s,dupst um 81 libr W7cr;i
gems uao rvuroe aufJebalten bis 4 Alofer,roidcrp
pclj, Spti Gtaffer bdrres Gisben uuo bab fafanlen
Sopspclj 9injliSh nuf1c3ehr paren-oos Sanie 9es
fdl]innRfust aufid)f Ger ilnter3ei6nstcn gRtf9lir
Der oer, Gcpnittss. Die Sidsrbeltstiifen mtroeu
nann' ab9etdblt narnadb 9tSfnet, bic Sidber uno
papitre bsraaeasuemnisn oureb bic Committee, une
giath Dem Gtobr pch b. l. eonB fit Sfentihe llns
ferfubun9 eelauot-nahoem oiskate ;uerif ourtb Die
Hcmallttse unttrluAt uno bcieibnst poreen paren.
Die giher iito papisre ipethe aus Ger Rilfs, oers
fertist eurdb Gpafs uuo 9Batrh etncminer rpuroen.
gparsn nte psni9 tehSoi9t ourtb otr un9ebsure 6is
eesauEbreno 0eieni9en bic aus oee Niiie, pstferta
bprh 5arres ano5.eerrinAi 9encmncu wcrpen fine,
nab unlTsr Nftinun9 pSni9 10 4rcjeut mebr, als
bisitni9sn ansgpans unn gDatIcn sRiiti 9fncnmentu
beih1oi9t fraren.
gBir aluutsn oas S6iae cine rebhnSgioe uno IN.
patheiifde griiun9 ocr refpsftipen Sualitatsn Der
bslesa' 9lsbsrbsitssSifen scuefsu gu icin.
al .samln 9aeob s.. DpIGsr.
hs8B Daniel 9. 6unter.
d gBirpareu pSfrsnS eem Sr,nnsn a5usEne, aber
fiimmCn pSHi9 NIT Dem cbi9en erih pcu Dem 5us
Aanbe rer paptgre uno Bdher, utchs aus Zen re-:
lpefttpen G!!fnsa asncIu,sn wcrben lnp, ibSretH.
e,1s,5 Gu. Niecfs,
ft x q 0g,;kferLara
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-30
n S6r8ef@la8enf B
GOnltltutiOns abdnAeraugru
pie1eS Staates. @
& &efMImG

sur Rtaneeruns osr Gruftituticn rsr 0aspubGt.
8efatpesn pom Sfnat uno Sau1e Ger
RtprdIsutantsn bfs Stantes pennlplpanien, In
@sseral 4iemflp perlammelt: bab bic na6Rs,
benben Gbdnrerrmsen sur Gonltituttcn Der Ste.
publif pcr9elAlasen lnp in usbersinl limmuns nit
ben TerfaSunsen peS 10ten @rtitels pieler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-30
50 { p'f nj a tt 8 H.. n.

@intsrnal ss ourtb ein e5Fse cer Gsussal 7tfenls
tlu1iess geatss .9ius 2tfse bic ansenielnen anahs
fen liesr 9aepnbItrcgl irsno.H paaiFi 2lsH Sag
'5Hti ls3Q,uF n flibt ees Gdgriis ron ieesn Gaun:
actell, 3A"sss. ffsf Fs5is#sst e So
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-30
SeHentli6e Nac0rt6t,

Gs ipiro tiermIt icodnn, sufolse otiasr @rc'
tlamaticn, bic Radtiht sftbeilt, bab bic s4ahl
sum 9lbiiinmrn auf bic Gerdnrerungsn rer Gra.
ltituticn PeIss StaatS. auf BEN aussneiuen g2atI.
tag. (Oet f3. 1850 mic ftcn In aeoattsr
0rctlamaticn tsilimmt ss, In ben perf6ietmm
eBarre. SOroustS mo 1auni6ips, tn fsGa Gaun'
to nattfinren nrirn bde pielelts UNI bic ndniIife
3eit ae6frtt unb gsIdicesn miro rns In B8us
porauf init befpuoern Sidfts asitimmt rer.
ben lol 2 mo edB oieIc gBabt in ieeer Sesistuns
ltrsnse mad, rm GorlArftsn rtisrr 9rcfIaHaticn
atsubnlien iif--woprn bic Sttmmsetsr 70 wis bic
sBabl .Ssamtsn Sfallsf StaGt ~ nsbmsn ttiit'
cen. H4 a @ a 9t4
'aa Scnr9 Snitb, Sderih.
@ptt ertatte bts- 9fPubtiti
Gbsrifs amtstute. 2tlIsntOun gcpt. l6. ra3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-30
Grlte 9IbGnberuna.

Gs Toa Gin psitersr Artite gu bsla9tsr 9cnItiu.
ticn seinnsn esr els astiset elf aalwfdbrsns it,
N Ynlish - - ~ ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-30
Die srpBe Gilerue Sriidc 1T irrtig.
1000 WtenfCbelt,

n
mereen psrtanet, um aHs artsn eauocsprcbuttnu uasb
sutbr's Siebr In SRtdanestCrc ju brineen.--Sbr
5amsu uno yosrren-5nua uno att--.9cmmt berbr
unp lhauet.-Scrtsn bin ith pcn pbaedpbia ,urud
9ttebrt nit sintm un9ebsusr sreeen uno 9anseapsn
Sict
8pn Sp6tjabrs@ unb gBinter>0dter.
ale artitdan,ufdbtsn, warbsn cine aon,e 5Cimus
filIgu, atsr ibr psreet fmotn cine 9rcet ansIpabl
pen H
Iu@ Gaemers, Seistn, Dslain, It. b. AZ -
it9baupt 9lGs grtitsl bic In sinem Stobr Su
fnosn lino. .-6rrnrr - 3uder, Gaffer, WOs
Iailss, &Ss, Slid, SaI,. Chocolate, u. T. p.,
wsl6rs ales an bsrabSeiesteu Yreilsn sgtauft
pirb. HIiSt
Da Id Jun ateut IebSa uuo rebItit, uns init arcs
Fem @crtbsii einsstauft babe, uno mene Stebreater
pen tetnsu anoern dbTtrcffeu weren f6uneu, lc bin
ih 9ecnuen aud an ben nieorialtcn preieen fir
Sarselo cher i'm 4astaaIh fat eaHeespreputis ruie.
per ju pertouftn.
Sptd, Sbintsn, Sbmafs, @runobeeren, l6afsr,
u. no.. miro i'm austauih fir gBaareu 9ctaaft, uni
edfdr cer bStbte WRdrfIprtis erlaubt. g
Senmt aas bsr6ei = amfonii Icu Guh aass as.
,sist Dsrosn-oaun rrtrns Sbr es a6sr nidbt bellsu
tonnen 81 fnulsH. Poi SSH .
Sur tereits sencbsue 8uuolhalt ftattst er lsinsn
untlrfdssr lslRsn un9sbsu6eltsn Daut ab
rm YsablOn 2utber.
W1sbuuiistws, sPt 10. 1857. uqsp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-30
H. I, lp.t

srhottsn--uun loas obsr nishts a eer Nis Sdfhcno'
bls rvnn icp prinai fe tahn une ollie aneers lpFins
asn, rtnu nus riiai ipc tie SRlR Solhtcnatic hin
fprjnot-oas Damn lille oubsrsss ausiiuo n eae Era:
2tueutouu Stpt 10, 1851. rdso
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-30
So made Id. 6enrn @mlth

6cbiberif ron esda Gauntp tetannt, caE cine 95ahl
in bciu9tsnl gnuntp, am q2rn Diculias i'm nSthiien
Sttctr. rvsltbfs esr 13te rss bela0sn IVcnats it,,
in Den psFfhieoensn' DIllritten in ueo9tsm Gauutn
9cbatsn tuetoen ic 3u aeber 3sIt fcl9snbt Staots:
uno @aanip Beamtsn sr.pabIt ivsrrfn ielgen, ndns
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-04-11
THAT. COMET.

Considerable excitement has lately been
created in Partisan gosspping circles, on the
slhject Of q comet, which some star-gazer or
other has predicted, will, on the 18th day Of
next June, come in collision with this peaces-
ble earth of ours, thereby damaging it TO an
unknown extent. Now there il nothing ex-
ITaordnary in report like this originating in
Paris. for there has been no revolution worth
speaking Of there for some time. and the pub
lie mind, since the assassination of the Arch.
bishop. has grown quite stngnant, and been
really suffering the want Of little stimulus Of
some knl Indeed it woull not surprise us
much to learn that the whole affair had been
got mp at the instigation of "Louis le
Petit" that sagacious ruler, shrcwdly
imagining that perhaps the trail Of comet
might be the means Of saving his own
head for ii is no easy matter to predict with
any degree of certainty, to what lttle fancy
fob the "canaille" may te inclined next to
turn their attention. Bnt seriously speaking,
this theory Of the possible collision between
our earth and souie wandering heavenly body,
and the probable effects OF such an occur
r"ncp, IL, To- say the least oft, very intereStn. .
subject. That such an event may occur TO
ON. can deny, although it is possibility
merely, and not probability. Ia 1892. the
Gh'l"t oi DIEM, as III Is CARED, crossed Inc
orbit Of the earth, about a month previous to
the arrival ot the latter at the point OF inter
section. Though the miss in this instance
was as good as very large number of miles.
yet the announcement that we had been even
thns near running into one of these erratic
bodies, created among some people. consider
able excitement and indeed alarm. But
from the fact that Sir j. llersehell saw stars
OF the sixteenth magnitude through the cen
tre Of this very comet, and that the comet of
l770 passed among the satellites Of Jupiter
without producing the least perceptbIe dis
arrangement in those insignificant orbs, as.
tronomers have come to the comfortable con-
,cusion that these strangers are nothing
more nor less than luminous gas. and gas.
rs we Americans well know, is not so very
terrible after all."-Phiiadetphia Ereniny
Journal
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-04-11

WAENIHG TO PHoToGRAPHIc A ARTIsTs.-Our
Photographic friends will do well to take
warning from the following extract, taken
from a Cape paper, in which it is stated that
DR.. Atherstonc, an eminent photographer,
had nearly poisoned himself 1t appears
that iu removing the stains Of nitrate Of
silver from his hands with that deadly poison.
cyanide Of potassium (the plan commonly
adopted by photographers,) lie suddenly felt
glow Through his whole frame, accompanied
by tremuous feeling. The thought in
stautly flashed across his mind that some OF
the poison had been absorbed hy some
scratches or cuts on his hands which he had
forgot,cn. He washed his hands instantly,
taking ammonia and wine. But the syn;I-
toms increased; his sight grew indiStnct
his memory was impaired; and a sense uf
frntiug warned him that a poisonous dose
had been absorbed. lie then tried cold
atGsion, with temporary relief; and power.
tnl showerbath gave great relief Tor time,
hut the symptoms returned ut intervals of
few minutes the jaws felt CONSTRUCTED, aud
there was spasmOdic action Of the muscle.
Oi the arms. parched throat and the sense ui
taintuess. In three hours these symptoms
left, and he fell asleep. The next day he
suffered from great exhaustion. This case
shows the necessity Of extreme caution ON
the part of photographers and Others IN the
use of this highly poisonous salt. The fol
lowing will be found safe and equally Elf
cacious mode of removing the stains Of nj
trate Of silver from the hands M oistcn the
stain with saturated solution of iodide of
potassium in water, and afterwards with
nitric acid. diluted with two parts Of water
then wash in a solution OF hyosulphite of
soda.-AiadraS Spectator, FtL. 2.
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co AL COLLIE ERY
TO RENT.

Il ~ -ENIl1 Il
IN Middle Goal Field. Northumberland county
connected by a short branch with the phils.
deldhin q Sunbury Railroad, Known as the
I, AMBEET GCLLIERY
pith upwards Of 500 Acres of Superior Coal
Land,
belongirg 10 tho New York and Middle Coal
Field u. X. and Coal company, with Breaker
Engine of 20 horse. power, Miners Houses, Sc,
already erected and in good order.
Several coal veins above water level have been
opened. and a number Of others are of easy
access which may be opened with little expense.
Persons desirous of examining and leasing
the property are referred to J. II. Devices, agent
OF the company. at Mt. Carmel, for further in.
formation.
Proposals for leasing the same will be re.
ceved 1t the compsny's office, No. IS, South
Fourth street, Philadelphia.
J. COOLEY,
President
p. S.-For the purpose of facilitating the
transportation of coal from the company's mines
the company have SO cars at their disposal, for
the use of their tenants.
March 2S, lS57.--tf
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NOTICE.

TO the School Directors cf Northumberland
County.
GENTLEMEN In pursuonce of the 43d
~ section OF the Act oi 9th May, 1854. YOU
are hereby notified 10 meet la Csnventinn at the
Count House III Sunbury, Oh the first Monday
III May, A. u. 1887, being the fourth Gay OF tue
month, at | O'Clock in the afternoon, and select,
VIVA yocE, by a majority OF the whole number
Of Directors pr, sent, one person Of literary and
scientific attalnments, and oil skill and experience
IN the art Of Teaching. as County Supefintend-
cnt, ior the three succeeding years (; determine
the amount Of compensation iOr The same, ard
certify the result to the State Superintendent at
Harrisburg requi'ed by the 39Ih and 40th
sections oi said act.
JOHN J. REIMENSNTDER,
County Superintendent.
OF Northumberland County.
Near Milton, Pa, April 4, ls57
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Very respectfully, your friend,
II. J. WALKER.
THE GovERSoRs INSTRUCTIONS
WAsIIJyGroS March 20

Tho outlines Of the instructions to Robert
j. Walker, the new Governor of Kansas, have
been agreed upon by the Cabinet. They
proceed on the principle of recognizing the
statutes Of Kansas as valid. The principal
business with which he is charged is, as
heretofore surmised. TO see that the people
have free, Independent and uninterrupted
expression of opinion, and the exercise of
suffrage concerning the affairs Of the Terrific
ry, III carrying out the provisions Of the census
aud registry law, aud that FOR the election of
delegates to the constitutional convention.
The troops heretofore employed in the Terri
tory pre to be removed, and others not
engaged in the former difficulties are ordered
thith"r; but it IS not apprehended that there
will lee any use for them or the militia. The
administration have resolved that the laws
shall bs maintained, and have full confidence
in Mr.. Walker carrying out their iustruc-
tions.
The acting Governor, Woodson, who is
superseded by Mr.. Stanton. will certainly be
appointed to the Land Office in Kansas.
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BRODKER s. MARSH,

4 ND COMMISSION MER CHANTS, 1877 North al
~ street. d'ur below Vine, Philadelphia Sales Of
BOOTS and SHOES, DRY GOODS, GUNS HARD.
WARE, WATCHES. FANCY GOODS, Ac every
evening.
to Country StoIekeepers and others will always find at
cur Evening Sales hge and desirable assortment Of the
above Cnnds, to Ire s'h in Its Ia suit buyers
.s*G"n@s packed "n the premises fur Country Trade.
March -, ISj7.-jnc
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New Advertisements.
Drug, Paint and GIas.

WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE,
Conner Uf Tenth and Market Streets (Ofice IN Second
Story,) PHILADELPHIA.
WE invite attention Ia enlarged stock oi Drugs
w Paints, OILS, Narnlshes &c. selected expGessy III
our sles, aud comprising of the Finest assnrinieuIs
the Cnned states WHICH oaer at low prices ii cash
OF approved credit.
WE MANUFACTURE very extensively:
Premium Pure Whte lead, (Oest)
kensIngtm PuIe White Leuo,
Pear White Lead
"NIelle Muntiguen French ZINC, (bes)
Pure Snow " hite American Zlnc.
PhIldelphia SNOW White Znc.
SveI's Plastic Fire and Weather proof Paints,
Chrrnle GIeeuS, y fellows and culOfs generally.
AGENTS FOR
PuTters superior Akulme Window Glass;
Genuine French Plate Glass, (wdTTenteu)
The New Jersey Zinc Company's products,
and Nephew's y. !. NuTushrs,
.i;h Premium Pure White Lead,
Wir peTmameht Greens,
.lHwbu Brandy, &c., &c.
OF:
rlish Plate Glass,
Ish CNiiudeT Oless,
Iqed Window Class,
Floors and Sky.hghts,
i'eriumerY, ac
ALEKS IN
generally,
uuCU"l
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JOHN STONE s. SONS.

No. 40, Second Street, Philadeiphia.
A RE now receiving THEFT spring importation
OF SILK and MILLINERY GOODS, con.
listing IN part OF Fancy, Cap and Bonnet Rib
hons Satin aud Mantua Ribbons, Glacc and
Plaln Silks MarceIines and Florences, Black
Nodes French and English Grapes. Tarlatane,
Maline and Illusion Laces, &c. Also. full
assortment ot French and American flowers.
which they offer to the trade on favorable terms.
March rs, 1857. Pm, p. 2.
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D DENTISTRY

EHE subscriber respectfully offers his pro-
lrsSlonal service TO The ladies and gentlemen
oi onnnury and vicinity lie is prepared to
attend 10 all the various operations in Dentistry,
and is provided with the latest improved
PORCELAIN TEETH,
winch will he inserted on pivot. silver or gold
plate. 10 look well as the natural
Er' All work warranted. OFFICE in Mar.
ket street, doors east of the Post Office Sunhury,
Ia. Feb. 7, 1857. JOHN T.. sMICK.
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JAMES BROWNS,

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The third hook Of the Rational System Of Eng
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