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FETRIDGE & CO., v Y.

vs. THE IT HOUSANDS whose constitutions have
be n rln, and heir systems poisoned by The use of
Mercury should give the iollowi ng THAR earnes, at
tcntion DIR. CUES, Newton Hamilton Pa, M5y,
IL 81 said have used myself half dozen bottles
OF iloof lands German tiers for Live Com plant aud
dsnasesof character resulting from the use
Of Mercury. was poisoned and afflicted with spasns
from The Of III is latter article The German B.,ers
is tho frs, clc from which obtahed any relief
have also given the article 10 many dyspe piics, with
the most salutary result. think as many more bot
ties will cure
See advertisement
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NEW DRUG STORE.
EXCHANGE BLOCH, MAIN STREET.
Bloomsbury,

VIIEundersign neu wouldrespectuliy nfOTmhisfrlend d
and the public generally, that he has purchased DR.
rUggaSIs Drug aud Chemical store aud Just returned
from thccIty with alarge and select stock, consisting
Fresh anil I'HTe Drugs,
Medicines Chemicals ground and whole spices, Paints
Oils Varnishes, Dye Stus, Window Glass of all sizes
together with complete assortment ofPaint Tooth and
Shaving Brushes Tobacco segars FancySOaps Shaw
ing Ceom
Pure Wines and Brandies,
For MediciRaluse, English, Frenchand American Per
fumery in short every article kepiby Dru ggiss gene
rally
USPtescTiptions ca cnrefuilycompouRded.
N. 1.-THE DESrAL PROFESSION, will be continued as
usual in BloOmsburg and Light Street.
Also, full assor tment OF the latest style Teeth,
for sale by -
GEO. M.HAGENBUCH.
BlImihurs, February !, 1857
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SWAN Il CO.'S LOTTERIES.
TIE MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EYER DR.7JVN
Capital Prize $50, 900,
TICKETS ONLY $40.

TICKETS ONLY $40.
OWING to the. great favor with which our Single
I Number Lotteries have been received by the
puolic, and the large demand for Tickets, the Mana
gers, s. SWAN S Co, viii have drawing each Satur
day throughout the year.
The following Scheme will be drawn in each CT
the ir Lo tteres for July. 1851
CLASS 43,
To be drawn in tho city of Atlanta Georgia. IN public,
on Saturday July 4th, 1857
CLASS "A,
To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta Georgia public
on Saturday, July iith, 1857.
GLASS As,
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta Georgia, in public
on Saturday, July leth, 1857.
CLASS As,
To be drawn IN the esty of Atlanta Georgia. In public,
on saturday, July 25th, ID 81.
ON.THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Three thousand Three Hundred and Thirty Pri=es!
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets
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SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS FOR 1857.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
y customers and the public generally. that lie hps
receiv Gda fullstock Of choice
Spring and Summer Goods.
comprising a full assortment of Cioth1, Cassmers,
Satnetts, Dclaines Brhziers Caicocs &c, togethJr
with great variety of other atc les usually kept in
Country Stores.
ALSO Hardware Cutlery, Queensware sal:, Fish,
Mollasses, Iron, Steel, Hats Caps Boots Shoes. &c.
w Country produce including Grain Lumber, &c
take IN exchange for gonds
rs- Thankful for astplrouage he respectfully asks
n contut ance OF the same.
THOMAS E. EYES.
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DIPLOMA AWARDED

By the Penpsg'rana State Agricultural Society and by
ssrerat County Societies, 10 BREiNI7, ER0NEFIELD
CO., for their Celebrated vsge,aD'O CATTLE PoWDEh
OR Horses it is an invaluable re medy for the cure
and prevention OF all diseases incidento the n9he
animal, viz:-Distemper, ughs, Tacy, Fevers, Fis.
tula, Foot diseases, Lun diseases, Itch, Grea Sc,
Gnpes, Inflammation ia dice, Kidney diseases,
Ulcers in Lungs, surfeit, Founders, Straight Hair,
Worms, Sores, &c.
In Jauniice, Yellows, Hoven or Blow n, Bloody
Urte, Red Water, Murrian, Loss of Cud Loss Of Ap.
petite, Diarrhga or Looseness Ioof disease Wolf in
the Tail, Hollow Horn, Bloody Milk, Blood disease,
Loss OF MIX.
FOR HOGS
In Gwelled Neck, Biles in the Liver, Assesses IN
the Lungs, Ulcers OF the Bowels, spasms or Cramps
Choke diseases,
No farmer should be withoucA single day it is his
shectanchor for diseases of his stock. 1t increases
the amount Of ni,k, butter and fat in healthy animals
from equal amounts of food at least from 90 to % per
cent Us the experience of over 10 900 aImers, who
'''' 1'' ANorHER NEW d wBisCovERYl
CAT L LIE LINIM ENT.
Unequaed by any other Liniment or Embrocntion
over yet known 10 the world 1t is good for the fol
lowing dis and has proved tscf in the hands OF
thousands Of farmers. farmers and stage proprieors TO
Iceed anything Of he kind e red 10 The pu bhc
TIE C.AT7ZE LINiNE.NT rs GOOD FOR
CATTLE. HUMAN BODY
sprains Bruises, Rheumati I'm,
Foundered Feet, Weak Joints,
SPAWN Sweeny, Contracted Sinews,
FisluIa, Si,iast, Frost Bites,
Calls of every kind, Chapped Hands,
Windgalls, Sand Cracks, Swelngs
Lameness, Strains, Tumours,
Scratches or Grease, Toothache,
| Thick Legs, Pam n the Legs,
| Hard Tumours, Pam in the Back,
RingbOne, Poll EVIL, Pam in the Shoulders.
Cracked Heels, Nervous Pans,
| Rotten Ho0f, 4 Chiblains,
Mango, Bites of Animals,
Horn Distemper, Stiff Joints,
And many oiher diseasas. 1t il /, snort the mo.
| complete and universal LnInieut that science ha
| ever yet reduced.
BeWdre If ConRercs, bo III our valuable discover
les are already counterfeited by peis+ dif
parts OF the state our powder has our written s
nature each bottle.
Manu- featured only hy
BREINiG, FRoNEFIELD q CO.,
No. 3l7 N. Third 81 N. L corner Third & Wood,
| Philadelphia.
June 9O l657-tr
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<sSss II izs s'js jksgsss Ssak fSSNV
EA j. y y MlsIlM sNISVnY
E&<yysesSssssfW fWstllll .7lLI ~,
Death Of Hon. VIM, l., Marcy,

BALLsroN, July 4.--IIon. VIM. L.
Marcy, ox Secretary of State, was found
dead in his room at this place at noon to.
day. He appeared to enjoy usual good
health this morning.
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Special and other Notices.

E9 SUFFERERS with Diseases Of The Bladder, Kid. |
neys, Gravel Dro psv, Weakness &C. read the adver.
tisrment in another column, headed - Heimbohrs
Genuinc Preparation
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TUE VITAL FLUID enters every organ of the
body through crcu'ation distributes the nuritivo
principle every texture and the source of every
creton In word, It is the life OF How impor.
tant them that should be kept in pure and hea ihy
condition. Hurioy's snrsapara ia known to possess
propcr les which become simulated with the blood,
disiuectng 1t of disease and restoring exhausted ma.
ture /, pristine vgor -COiHmbia (7eras) Herald.
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r5- THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR COVER
NORA corr espondert writes that as soon as Gen
Packer heard that he ha brcn nomnatedfor Governor
by the alton at Ha rrisburg, he de-
clared hi elf erjoyed, and avowcd his determine
take the stump at early day in irresistible
suit OF clothing from the magnificent establishment Of
GRANVILLE STOKES No. COZ (lac aOo) Chestnut street
above 9th philadelphia.
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NJ WHITE TEETH, PERFDMED BREATH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEX ON-can be acquired by
us / nc the Balm Of a thousand FOners." What lady
or gent leman ud renal under the of n dis
azf eeable breath, when by using the "BALM OF A
THOUSAND Flowers as dGntrifce ". uld not only
render il sweet, but leave the teeth white aRb s.
teri Msny persons do know their breath is bad,
and the subject is lcate that their frie nds Will
mention il. Beware Of countcrfets. be sure
each bo tile is signed
ErrUInnB
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Greenwood Seminary
AT
Millville, Columbia Co., Pa.

SYSTEMATIC course of in structiOn is given in
n all the English branches usually taught. the
Principal will assisted during the present year by
Il. NJ. POTTS, an experienced tencneT, recently from
the Lancaster county Normal School
A vacation Of seven wee KS will commence July lst.
TERMS.
Tuition for day pupils, $3.50 ts $3.50 per quarter.
Boarding, Tuition, Washing, Lights, &c, $40 per
luaEer OF eleve n weeks, one-lidf in advance.
For circular catalogue or other PARTICULARS address
WIN. BURGESS
Miuville April 4, 1857. Principal.
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ny rates, which is the risk 30
certificate of Package OF 10 Whole Tickets S.n
do do 10 Half do ~
do do lOQuarter do ~
do do m E,phih do 10

IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERT IFICATES,
Enclose The money to our address for the tickets
red, receipt of winch they vii be forwarded
by first mail Purcha Sc rs can have tickets ending IN
nny GsuIe they may designate
The List of Drawn Numbers and PIizc be sent
to purcB nsers Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers will please write heir signatures rain.
and give their Post Office, County and Stale
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable In
fu II wit hout dedu Iion
AnPrzes Of siOpOa nd under, p,id immediate y after
the dra awing other Prizes at the usual IEie of thirty
days.
All commun icstions strictly confidential.
Address orders fol Tickets or CeriiCates
S. SWAN & co Atlanta, Ga.
ET A lis, Of the numbers that drawn from the
Wheel with The mOu nj of the prize that each one is
ent tlcd will be publ shed after ny drawing in
the following papers -NeD Orleans Drltd. Mobile Re
gister, Charleston Standard, NdshUlo Gas.ue, atlanta
Inieigeneer Nto York Heekiy Ddy Book, SGUe enHah
Morning Neps and Richmond dispatch
June 90 1857
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WOODLAND CREAM A pomade for beaniify.
ing the aif high ly pcrfnmed superior ,oany French
article imported AMI for half the pr ice For dressing
LADIES' Hair it ha no equal giving it bright glossy
appearance II causes GcnIemen's Hair to curl in the
most natural manner 1t removes dandrun always
giving the Hair the nppeara II being fresh sham
pooed. Price o1!y so cents Nonej &c null unless
signed tETRlnGE eco" NY,
Proprctors of the :" Balm of ThJiu Flowers"
For sale by all Druggists
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II N II M n I
1 October. 1851, II book under the above tue, TO
oontain about
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PAGEsi
(size OF page 10 by 90 inches
The object of the United States Directory will bc.
lst To give The andpoyt Office addiess of every
male person (of the ago OF Is and upwards) in the
United States.
%. 70 give tue name Of every post Office and post
master in the United states.
Sd. TO give the AMI place of publication Of
every Daily Weekly, Moi thly and Quarterly Paper
aud Magaz inc publ in the United States.
Each state city. town, village and post office will
be alphabetically arranged.
Tue name Of eacn petsc will be alphabetically ar
ranged under The head OF their respective post Office
address,
As the United States Directory will he n matter OF
interest every resident in America, we respectfully
solicit the aid Of posi- ma sters nd others IN all
of country, in obtaining I1mes aud sending th
on as soon as possible.
In making up lists, write the name OF Post Office,
County and stat the head the sheet, then III
the renal ndct with distncty wtticn names, OF male
persons only the age Of fifteen years and upwards,
and as soon YOU have sufficient TO n an envelope
forward them on immediately.
Prospectus vi II be sent post paid to any person
who may order 1t.
To PREVENT MsTNKEs-Wti.e distinctly the name,
post office, county AM Sinte.
MORRIS, GARDNER & WILKES,
Publishers,
Cincinnati Ohi1.
N B.-Publishers inserting the above Prospectus,
including the notice three times in their weekly paper,
umn will rece i've n copy Of the U Directory deliver.
ed at tier office free OF charge Direct all exchange
papers to the United states Directory.
June l3, 1857.
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IHyn Of tie IOttcrH
The Numbers from to 10000, corretp onding with
those Numhcis on the Tickets pTiUt"d ON .rratMc
slips paper enc. re led with email TIN tubes and
pldcrd in one wheel.
The first 2G2 Prizes siui rlV printed ina their'
cled, MA ccd IN anu her wheel.
The wheels are then rcvOlvrd, hnd n M inner 10
drawn from the wheel 81 Numbers al d al the slime
Number and Prize drawn out are opencd and chhlblt
ed 10 the audience, and registered ly the COnlhIs
siOners; the Prize hrirg placed against the NuihMt
drawn. This operation is repeated until all me
FRIES are draw out.
approximation Pri;cs-The two preceding and inc
Two succe cding Numbers to thosc drawing the hIst
II Prizes Will he entitled 10 the CS APPROXIMATION
Prizes For example: if Ticket No. ll4dO draws ihe
500 ono Prize, those Tickets numbered lS4r ~ "a
II gjl, II 252, will each be cnitltd 10 S221 1t Ticket
No. 5J0 draws the $40 900 P'ze, those Tickets mum
bered 5iS, 5i0 5ji 552 VIII each be entitled to S!oo'
and 50 according to The above scheme. 1890,
Tine S3OO0 Prizes Of $50 viii be determined by the
last figure Of the NImber that draws ie $50 oOO Pize
For example, il the Numbtr hrwing INC StV uuu
Przc ends " th No /, thea all The lickt Is Whete
the Number ends, in will he entitled 10 SsU IL thc
Number ends with No 2,thCn all the Tickets Whefe
the Number ends in will be entitled 10 $50 aud so
on too.
Certificates Of Packages Will be sold at the follow
ing rates, which is the risk osc
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H5rWe are gtatfed n announce to rca de's 4
Luhauc Pin, (or which lsae al ert sement in our
counns) from that justly sele .racd Ply ician ard
Chemist. Dr,J. G. Aver. His Che rry Pecto ia every
where known rs the hest remedy offered TO tho
public for Coughs, &c, has repaired them to expect
that anything from his lab oratory uld he worthvof
attention. As no ona medicine s more universally
taken ihin Phys cal ILL., the publ will he glnd
know Of one from suoh tustwor ;hy sourre. We
happen 70 KIN and eau them that this article
has intrinsic merits fllyequal 10 any conr pound ha,
has ever from hi CrIcbles. and consequently
il well worth trial whcrevr such, mcdicine b e.
comes necessary - Racine Com. 3du
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US- THOMAS w. MATTsoN, Received the prizc
Medal at tho Worlds Fair in Lond IN, 1861, for
TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS, Boots, shoes and Gums -
Great Inducements offered purchasers ofthe
nbovc articles Thisis much the largest stock trunks
Carpet Bags Valccs &c. in Philadelphia very cheap,
or cash. Manufactures: 1870 Market Street, g. w.
corner, and 1913 Market street. Il. of Fourth.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NEW TINWARE SHOP.

MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
THE uudeT signed respectfully informs his friends
L and the public generally, that he has opened
II NGo 1En'cdre and Sheet Iron ESta.
bLiShmeH,
in the building formerly occupied for that, purpose
by Joseph sharpless whe re he prepared 10
the bu sincss in all its various bran ehes.
Tinware and House Shouting of all kinds made TO
order on short notice and at moderate prices
Also-STOEES, of various styles, cons iantly for
sale,
Repairing done 20 order in quick time.
G5County produce taken in exchange for work
d. L, MILLARD.
Boomsbrg, Mny l6, ls57-yl
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DGE" The hue Per Cent. Saving Fund
orthc National safety Company, Ua'da street, south
westcorncr of7ard street. Philadelphia, has nearly
OsE MItidos AND A HALF of Dollar oil in REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES, GRousD REsrs and other FIRST class sccuri
ties. to the benefit 70 depositors.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
EACH SATURDAY. IN JUN El
'VN VI
PIN Of Mc LOtkcL

B3JD Prizes amou nling 10 e2OlD
WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES S5i aJ Al
TERS sol
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PROSPECTUS OF THE UNITED
STATES DIRECTORY

THE undersigned propose iss, ing about the hrst o
1 October. 1857, u book under the above t'uc, t'
cOntain about
EIErEEN Ii u ND n ED pAGERl
, 1857-11-06

was who invented the terrible story Of
Poldkiy H,ehe, or the Land of Darkness
fearful place where he said the white
men were going to send oil the Indians;
where the sun never shone, and where the
mosquitoes were so big that single bite
would Kill the strongest man. .f
The klickatats crossed the Cascade and
concerted with the Rogue Rivers, Sbastas
and other powerful tribes, general plan Of
warfare. Upon this point Mr.. Brown has
obtained the indubitable testimony Of the
tribes referred TO, in thesPreseuce Of nu-
merous witnesses. The great Chief, John,
not only Acknowledged the combination,
but stated that when he made peace he
sent cmmissdries throughout the other
tribes, telling them to stop fighting, as he
had determined himself to fight no longer.
The treaty Of the 10th Of September
vas the FIRST ever. made In the Territory
which was ratified Up to the date Of the
late war, no steps taken had ever been ap-
proved in the attempts to extinguish the
Indian title. Under the Donation Act,
which reserved no rights to the Indians as
in the pre-empton act Of '54, which fol-
lowed it, the lands of the Indians were oc-
cupied and taken away from them without
recompense 1t was an unusual and impol-
itic system on the part of Congress, and to
this may be attributed all the difficulties
which have since arisen, and which have
resulted in an enormous debt.
7 Great injustice has been done the people,
of Oregon and Washington in the reports
of the military made through the War
Department Whatever misconduct there
may have been in individual cases, the
great mass of the people were driven to
Wsr for their self protection; aud il is1
greatly to be regretted that they were not
sustained by the chief Of the military for.
ces.
The war debt is a just debt, Il ever
there was one; the commissioners have
faithfully performed their dnty; andiit Is
to be hoped that the next Congress by its
prompt action, will rectify the errors Of
public policy which have resulted so disas-
trously, and make such liberal appropFia-
tions as may be necessary to liquidate
just debt, and prevent recurrence Of the
great evils which have prostrated these re-. .
mote Territorls.
, 1857-11-06

"FIrrY YEARS HENcE."-Right Rev.
HHAop Clarke is stated to have delivered,
neently, lecture on the above subject, in
'llch occurs the following passage, wheth-
sintended for prophecy or satire we are
%sxaetly able to determine:
sRihy years hence the newly married
ntEill step into an emporium for the sale
aAeuses, look over the book Of patterns,
ReeI one to suit their taste and means,
oder it, and it will be sent home in the
GGalng. put together and occupied at
k 10 travelling, as great changes will
AnPlace. Instead Of the dusty road and
c'sded car, there will be a splendid loco
as,1e hotel. flying over road carpeted
Ha turf and bordered with shade-trees,
"a aeralding its approach with sweet mu-
instead Of the demoniac shrek Of the
SOslnFvhistle, " and labeled, Through from
Ia'ol to San Francisco in four days.
,sleAd q the unsightly telegraph poles.
w -.e VIII be, fifty years hence, a network
In9 ground, and under the bosom of the
w aad it will click off thoughts instead
rIds. srsc'ds. Then, the electric battery will
M The street lamps. at once, enable
M: M: clocks in the city to keep exact time,
=, I,nAde the beacons on the dangerous
~ ~ Where, now, men hazard their lives,
M .ear out their lonely days. Then the
I.;.s a wlll not write by our slow process,
~ us rarest fancies, but he will sit
~, ~ 70 the newest invented chirographical
I,,' I,,'neats, and putting his fingers on the
" write as fast as he can think"
, 1857-11-06

A 100000 HoRsE RACE OFEERED.--
The Savannah Georgian Is authorized By
responsible gentlemen to make the follow
ing challenge Is open 70 the world
viz: To ran a match1of four miles and re-
peat. at such time as may be agreed upon,
post entries for one hundred thousand dol
lars side, the horses to carry weight for
age, to be run over the Ten Brock Course
at Savannah, Georgia. shrss
The Georgian adds:
"In order to induce our English friends
70 accept this banter, we are authorized "a
say further, that 10 the event they should
do 50. and lose the race, Eve per cent upon
the money staked, or in other words, eve
thousand dollars will be allowed them To-
pay the expenses Of their horses.
The course at this place IS considered
BY racing men aud those competent IA
Judge, one amongst, II not The best Turf N
the United States, and It's position Is 90
easy Of access, that II this offer shall Be
accepted, concourse Of people may be ex-
pected to gather here which shall Gar out
number any assembIage. cref Witnessed on
a similar occasion 10 this country
"The gentlemen by whose authority this
challenge is Published, are men Of respect
ability and worth, and the money e readyto
be covered BY similar amount from Eng
land or elsewhere e8t IS
, 1857-11-06

DR.. Evans speaks in high terms Of this
coal, and SAYS "it will produce an excellent
coke, and is well suited to manufacturing
and domestic purposes. 1t burns very
freely, and, although rather light for loug
sea voyages, unless the construction of fur.
naces should be changed, lessening the
draft; is suitable for river navigation" II
may be added that the coal recently bro.
duced is much better than any heretofore
tested, and is used TO great advantage by
the steamers Active aud Constitution OF
the Sound.
Returning to Port Townsend, after visit.
ing the Island of Guyemas and other point,
of interest, the next step was toinvestigat,
the condition Of affairs on Whidbey's Is
land. Crossing over in boat, the party
examined the house of Col Ebey, whcI
they found deserted, aud in great disorder
being thoroughly ransacked by the Indians
The Marshal, Mr. Corliss, has published al
accurate statement Of the murder. A ca
noe with nine Indians came to the landing
on the preceding day, and we're ordered of
They returned that night, and, aided by the
darkness, surrounded the house. Aroused
by the barking Of his dog, Col Eby stepped
out, and seeing the Indians, urged them t.
go away. He had no arms about him o.
in the house. They fired upon him AM
wounded him-and afterwards, upon a sec
, 1857-11-06

A CuRlosrY. The Salem I (AlA) Senti-
mel Of the lst inst says: 1--WE had il our
Office the other day piece Of silver coin,
which Is l,150 years Old. II was coin
used by the Israelites before the edestrutllon
of Jerusalem, and Is a.great curiosity. 0n
one side Of the piece. Is figure Of the
Tree Of Life, ia Hebrew letters, the words
Jerusalem the HolyH On the other side
is an urn, inscribed in Hebrew characters
the words "Shakel Of Israeli The coin
must have been made before the fallof Je-
rusalem, which, IL our recollection Of divine
history serves us well, was about seventy
years after the birth Of Christ Itis Of .
poor character Of silver. about the size Of
half dollar, and is worth. in pure silver,
about fifteen cents. Mr.. EIiesberg, Of this
city, who is the owner Of it, informs Us
that il has been the property Of bis family
near nine handred years re N'aftae