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senator Hate GiiIImInatGng SEN
&tOF Bigicr.

We copy the following rich account of
enr oun Senator Bigler's illumination
from Forney's Press" and recommend
It's careful perusal, particularly to all good
Democrats who have been in the receipt
of "oniop' Qr 2ther garden and vegetable
seeds, either from Senator BIGLER, or
i,gr oYn distinguished Representative
EThe crisis is evidently becoming crit
icll"
Our Washington correspondent. in one
Of his late letters, spoke Of Senator Big
..ER 5 last achievement in the debate about
garden seeds, and also OF SenatQy uALE's
remarks, WHICH ere as follows. The
Escnc tg9k plvce CA Friday, the 18th;
Nj HALE. 1t is very rarely, sir, that
a debate in the S.nate is intended to in
tllence the action Of members here. but
it is made to eniiehten the country.
Goafcss however, that this .bate has en-
liglt2nod my mind. | was at first II
clin.d to 60 az INST this appropriation.
but the considerations which have been
urged with SO much force b. the Senator
from Pennsylvania, confe 5, have weak
eaed my convictions in that direction,
and have almost induced me to 90 for it.
If the appeal which he so powerfully and
Rathet!caliY made to the honorable SeEa-
tor from Georgia has not moved him. he
must be imperyi0us to eloqueuce and to
pathos.
| think that the case, which the Scna-
ypE from Pennsylvania has presented, is
Gminently just. | agree entirely with
what he says, when he declares than in
his course here he has not been looking
t. popularity. think tka5 the whole
North, Pennsylvania 40 less than any
other part of tLa Union, will endorse his
Feracity, if fnothlng else. when he declares
that he has not been seeking popularity;
and when he appeals to the Senator from
Georgia, and tells hin what hard road
tse Northern Democrats have had to
travel, how much they have had to sacri-
flee and to face; and then asks if, in re-
turn for all this, he cannot let him have a
few onion and garlic seeds, laughter |
confess if the Senator fron. Ge0Fgia was
not moved, | was. Laughter | thiHk
it is reasonable, and more, than .easona-
able, even if he had asked for a little of
the vegetable full grown. But when he
says, Look at the North, and see on eve
~ side, and hear by every mail proof
that we have not pandered to popularity !;
see whatwe have suffered in your behalf !;
wlen you see all that and see that We are
pot exorbitant; we do not ask any Offices /;
take your foreign missions, and distribute
them where they appropriately belong
take the Federal Treasury, and use it; but
9hen we go home to an outraged oonstit-
uency, will you be SO illiberaI as not to
let us carry few onion seeds, little gar
lie and now and then q cabbage, Tlauah-
tel,] Sc that oHr constituency may be in
cIn:d to wink little 1T the course we
have taken on this great question. uron
which we have sacrificed so much for
you! I" confess that even if L had such
tfrIct rules as the Senator from Georgia
entertalns upon the Constitution, when
tpcb al appeal a. that came from such a
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tvs polities-in other words, make it a unit
fop tho nrincinIos If Fraador, and Ric,b+ ",
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o' '-.'8 'e'''"So "o 'li"' SU0H papers
are the most effective documents we can cir
culate to make Republicans out of Hunkers
We woul6 also recommend the an,a cour.a +,
- ,.,-,a.1 H. H. c.,.., ".
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hittecS'
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are ONLY stalkino~ in tbis matter and don
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WIN lew extracts from Leader IN tht
copy of the Monitor before us--hoping, in thc
meantime, our Southern friend will extend u:
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sSE7 The St. Pauls Minnesotian, OF a

sSg7 The St. Pauls Minnesotian, OF a
late date, says|
"Since Monday morning last over forty
suspicious packages purporting each to
be Zone newspaper" have been overhaul
ed by the Clerks at our Post Office here,
and found to contain contraband matter.
Collar patterns, Indian moccasips, baby
dresses, gloves, dagueroeotypes, letters,
and every conceivable thing which could
De wrapped mp in paper so as to avoid
otter postage. The postage assessed on
these parcels amounted to about fifteen
dollars"
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New York, Nav s, 1858.
A New CENT PIEcE.-We have seen

\ NEW CENT PIECE.-We have seen
a specimen Of a new coin of one cent denom-
ination, just from the mint at Philadelphia.
Something of this kind is much needed to take
the place of that abominable abortion, the one
cent coin of 1851. The new cent piece, like
the other, is of nickel, and of the same size !;
it has the head Of an Indian girl upon one
side and the words United States OF America,
with the date. Upon the reverse is wreath
surmounted with shield, with bunch Of
arrows entwined at the bottom, and the words
one ceut in the middle Of it. The workman y
ship as well as the design is beautifully exc
cutpG
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Last acesf we published two essays BY stu
dents of the CouderSpost Academy--one by a
young Lady, (whilom compcsjtor in the
JouraaI Office, before the County TEACHERS
Associaton-the other by young gentleman
before the Literary Association of the Academy
at its semi-monthly meeting. This week We
publish another b. a young gentleman, read
before the Teachers Association. We need
soagce!y say that the subject of Education
needs no apology for the space it occupies in
our columns, it being the first and foremost
interest ofoqr young and growing county: and
that which, in conjunction with Agriculture,
is to make this county one Of the most promi-
nent in the State. Tie ESSAYS we publish
need no putting or noticing to bring thQp to
the notice Of those really interested in the
prosperity of our County-they are Of such "a
character as to at once arrest such attention,
and command 4 careful perusal. We have a
Vord or two to say On the sabject Of School
and essays, when we get time to
write it olt.
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H. Several Of our merchants did lively
business on Saturday last, in consequence of the
celebration of independence Day. Did the
men thus benefited contribute anything to-
wards defraying The expenses Of the day? If
they did not, we think they made great mis-
take if they did. we are sure It will 90 them
zoo1
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Pie Magazines for July age all received in
good season this mon,h---exeept, ,Emerson's, not
yet arrived. First came along the Aaasfio,
with its Suhmer-weather readipg-aiFy and
refreshing-origlnal,g genuine, spicy literature,
just fitted for lolI;qg with beneath the grateful
shadow of some aGEle Maple or Balm Of Gil
cad. Many ofits contents are continaed from
the preceding number, making this one all
the more needed by its thousands of readers.
Next came along that regular visitor Of
many yeags. which Gas recently been " annihi-
lated by a criticism of the Richmond South
Just as Northern il eratyre is apt to be when
i touches the slavery question, oyer-the-leff
but Notwithstanding which the July num-
Der of Hnpers' Nfgaziae has found its way to
our table, without any diminishing of the usual
interest Of its contents.
q Old Kaick, too, that aged, though far from
infrm, representative of american frst-cless
Magazine literature, is next before US to claim
a monthly trfbute of our sincere respect for its
real worth. FTcq Ia Enicfer5Qckr!
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Rsg~ According to the Scientific Amer
lean and common sense, the simplest
method of cooling rooms in warm wealth
er, is to wet cloth of any size, the larg-
er the better, and suspend 1t in the place
you want cooling let The room be well
ventilated, and the temperature will sink
from ten to twenty degrees in less than
half an hour.
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~. Thn RennhIican Statn nonrnnt:on

r@5@ The Republican State Convention of
Maine met last Thursday, and re-nomjnated
Gov Morrill,, unanimously on first ballot
there being 5l2 votes, all of which were cast
fDr him. The Convention was addressed by
Gov. Morrill, and Senator Fessenden; and strong
party and local resolutions were passed.
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Ba- The Atlantic Telegraph Cable, at
last dates, is momcntarily expected at
Trinity Bay, n. B.
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fe9 Lib gives us fine description of
EGYPT and the Egyptians" on the first page
Of to-day's paper. Ne have the sequel in
waiting for next week.
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Ghe 4lottter 9ournal,
COUDERSPORT. PA.

I0Qrsoay WOf0iqg, 7Wy 8, 1883.
7. S. CHASE. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
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Gcgl Read carefully, and consider well, the
;ir2qLar on the 4th page Of this paper.
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IMPORTANT DECLsEOy or THIS KENTUCKY
COURT or APPEALS
[Epon he en- ianAa c..ssss. ocs. Tth.l

In the Of Barnetts administrator Barnetts ad
mlnsator which lately before the Kentucky Court
Of Appeals for the Green Circuit Court Chief Justice
Simpson held in reversal Of the judgment Of the lower
court that where widow renounces the provisions Of
her husands will she is entitled TO such share of her
husband estate she would have been had be died in
testate and in ascertang that share his estate 10 be
regarded il he had died ntestate Her interest in tho
neither be increased diminished by the pro
visions Of the will 1t must be ascerained and determin
ed as II there were viii in existence
In the Of Barnett the testator died. leaving Wild
but children. She having renounced the benehs
of the will died and her administrator brought action
against the administrator with the will annexed of her
husband for that part of tho estate 10 which she
entitled her remuneration of the provisions OF the
will.
Her right TO moiety Of the surplus Of ths personal
estate which belonged her husband at the time OF his
death after the payment OF debts and expenses
coutFoyerted But her husband having, by his will d.
rected sale be made by his Of part Of his
lands and slaves and the proceeds TO be paid 70 the de-
ysees therein named and the administrator with the
will annexed having made sale thereof after her death
her administrator claimed half Of the proceeds OF said
slaves upon the ground that the lands thus sold
converted into money by the win of the testator and
be regarded personal property at the time Of his
death The right Of her administrator 10 amy part Of
these proceeds controverted by the administrator OF
her husband and this disputed claim the principal
matter in controversy between the parties.
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TUE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH

al Rasto
n ya ne q LOUIS (o) Democrats publish
q this city from gentleman Maine which speaks glow
have s sret when coming from reliable source osraeiss
Of truth the Doctor
BAN, (Is.., Jan. 20, 1850.
few @ 1o,. wooo Co; csn.lemen Having attention called
i've vas induced Application upon my own hair
- peosae quite gray, probably onethird whites whiksrs
oou your Hair Restorative used IL soon eund /. was
Dons raA Ihad Wished used about
"a A he sra or white hair has totally disappeared both
oesvs more m glossy bere for twenty ave
h.; am now SIXTY Old good wife, the age my
fs eove aoa you for yoar valuabIe discovery
thA whoever viii rightly per directions
- I'M esden. here for the st hneen-years
Of h s Sas % here and ainns towns Any mako
's''" 'os beauties of ofnaiare in Oth.rs s myself
80 a 4 z RAYMOND,
BaInHoxs, Jan. "a 1855.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
por ~ % Dear s Having had tho misfortune 10 lose the hes,
% sh. y Se @ 2 make trial your preparation and found
y an eTpres. nv oSHs.iioas % yoa n ivins %
aDI 'S s..,os ssssrssssd Bragg regular standing
sn'sn'an q grea, naocnes univors,Iy beloved
RaOOx,rr1p, Jan Il, ISIS
E WOoO Dear Having made ,rsl q your Hair Rzra,,v
nyos ,s asare 70 say thai i cneet has
eAnufuhf ana constant tendency itching
Nnsh have been uoahlcd from chilfhco ,na has 40 70
h.rs g s which vas becOrning gray original coicr
Tos, no O'her arels with syhs sano pleasure or
-, Yours, truly, JK BRAGG
otalve put 10 bottles vix. arre ma
- ihe small holAs pint reta FOR oS,c All
we medium holds least twcnty per cent, n,o,e i
Slt - Than The small, rcas dollars bose ~ ,rga
bstls sY POT cent more In profnr,n Cor 81
- Woon CO. rrcprieiurs sl2 Broadway New yo,t ~ ~
~ Louis No e t'''He ~ sho lis Market street
AZ az ,sd y n good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
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THE BALLOON RACE-DAY FIXED And
TERMS AGREED UPON
rrrem n. cnelaaa.I c.1s,.e, "a. s.l

The balloon race between two of the most celebrated
aeronaus in the world Mons GODDARD and Prof Senicr,
will take place Monday, the 18th instant The inil
ton of the balloons each containing 900 cubic feet Of
gas will commence at O'Clock In the morning, and the
ascension will take place at clock precisely.
mtee Of five known citizens have been chosen who
are to act as Judges &c They win decide whether the
weather In the morning shall justify the imitation OF the
balloons When the imitation has commenced the aero
nauts must 60 Each may take up passenger, at his
own discretion The Of either win be in relation
to distance not height Arrangements will be made for
each acronau to send down, at every town passed in
parachute clog, note, containing the name Of the
balloon which passes and any incident occurring on the
trip which will be sent by telegraph that the citizens
here and elsewhere may be continually posted Of the
whereabouts Of the aeronaut and the success attending
their Hrial flight Mons Gplard and Prof Stener each
expect to be up three or four days
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
s. C. Herring Co.'S patent Champion safe.

VNHE subscribers. grateful for past favors, and
finding tna, discriminating pabc beowg their pairon
a 70 TINT extent that exhibit all
iher stock have enlarged their depot, by opening
s1 on Badway AT No 25l OF Murray street
Fsa the CITY Hall This enlargement OF warehouse with the
recent extensive enlargement cf their eory will enable the subcr
oes Keep on hand all times larger stock Of hre and burglar
pr safes than other establishment world Particular
isauon viii be had 10 constructing safes private families match
win other furniture for the security Of plate and jcwey
ALSO
VIII keep hand money chests
doors and bank vaults ars patent powder proof
store doors Jouss permuta Crygier
patent letter lock, without key.
8 C. HERRING & Co.,
Nos 135, l37 and I3s Water street and
No Isl Broadway corner Murray ST., New York.
y. CUYIE x co, Agents
Washington, D. c.
b. W. KNOWLES, Agent
Nay 2s-Iy Ricbsopd ytrr,n,
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From tha Ho1ns JOaFakl.
THE PALACE OF THE C1ESARS
BIT YRAScy DE- HAEs JASvER


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Wr.spa h sou.ht asssrs u.ns o. hs s.a r.sa q lime
ff =
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crs - - ..-.ls s.a aI.psry aaan; sud ..as
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seventy wsasrsi SHOWS soy head
On az s..n s rs..oa .xhsy moving Win measured s4a
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And h1 board IN i's'y 'a' n'a''a fss's s~ hA sfSa
Rsrsrensy greet h res.insa my isss
Ana be placed himself essds me and il .s.snl IN asd n
with . eoaasssendiaE Kindness. - = s.lher y : shla
guisd
AZ sas coa La soss i.l .-.s ia h.f surasy sosgh u.
Es. u re- 70 .es ,h. sy winding down rs .ns-d sresa
Pas, mighty Coliseum, L..s.sA,
as ur4, - - Z hs,I 80. nss, HI ns..sras. ,a,asry
Ana bseats r. ne Isy usral n palace oa .aa saad
a crowd r ng..a ser,.n. o.m. .o .Io, 70 stand
- -. =
Isousa H. o ~ o s.rs.y 70 he eh.nSsr, overhead.
sass ~ a. ' N's
Through grand eosonaees and arches. endlns priney
Fun q youth and grace and beauty n.unrns plume. and purple
FOe er rod ana silver ts.as ,eweiea ,.a. aud srOnAl
49, na.,s alr1r asncsrs aDssinx SrSanilT .sDa.
with aahias savers boras y nsa4 through
fu Of spondOr statesmen grave
aH''a pos' p.ns'' 'eap'0r veteran Wafra 'Aioa and
sns il g.y s.los were .,tg sos ., gaming tables ,trove
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Il "
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Hon JEFF Davis is announced to address the cncns OF
Boston D support Of the administration demoratic State
ticket in Massachusetts,.
When Charles Astor Bristed fought his duel with the
French marquis his dress displayed ..nasy white not
even shirtcollar, wrisband, bosom--a was solemn
and undistinguishable black while the Frenchman "a
in defiance. futtered white handkerchief from his
bosom, as mark for the Americans BALL But nobody
was hit or hurt
Hon. a. e. Brown, United States senator from Misss.
pp arrived in this city last evening he Is stopping at
the National Hotel
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On Wednesday last Miss Virginia Mason, daughter OF
the late John Thompson Mason esq, and sister OF Judge
j. Mason collector Of customs at Bamore died very
suddenly In Hagcrstown Maryland from apoplcctic
attack The Mail says that during the preceding day
and almost up TO the time Of the attack Miss Mason was
In apparent good health and more than usually cheerful
She expired with spasms shortly after the attack
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, & CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS NEW YORK,
SSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available all the principal world Also mercan-
ae credits for use In Europe, China, &c.
Nay 2s-6mss
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The United States steamer Michigan arrived at Clevs
land, Ohio. the I'd instant. At Erie, during the
squall of Friday afternoon, abe run into by the
schooner S. James, by which her b boom VIVA carried
away, her figure head stove TO pieces and some other
damage done. a4s 4
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writer ia the Troy Budget says that one dollars
worth Of sulphur thrown upon the fire in the forecastle
would have saved the Austria and her living. precious
fright
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

I,RoM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
II oF TIK WEST, SOUTHWEST, AND Nos1iiwtsr.-bAIIl
SALRv Avn ONO RAILROAD, FALL ARRANGEMENTS
Tso through dAy except Sunday IRON wash
hsa =. MI NJ raj. ..r al f4s NJ sunday ezcepsed1 connect
D1 eOsey At washinsiaH Jancison, Coz the West
x..s,ae "a 4 So p a reaching cnnns at next
ana coonsens drecy viii tram r sl.o NE
Ss~iassu = hoavs or % 81. Louis o0y a hours
70 'ss We ss a. q SO 3 m train from WAshinstou
To Parkerburg the Northwestern Virginia road
take p train for AAre'iA and onnnAu hAiO~a As
Troah tickets and baggage checks % all quarters, and every
0Ds wsy sssssrs r ss main stem oho Rail
w \. nrs between Wasbngtoa JunCu and nsanoni
Sr M ..aroas between Psdoa, and whoeln take sso
R.a. S' 1'''- : ''AA''' = z '''''' - - : :
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST:
Is,ve washington for Baltimore T.4s M and 80
and 4Is, y m. On sunday Al %, p M oaly
me T 445 oy win stop a, stations and for An
s Tss i m $50 p 1 The eLefeounecsIns trains r
T g a.r rsaaon inquire Al he BanSrs and Ohio Railroad
reks onos, Of Tiits H. PARSONS, Agsnl Wassns.os s
oas Master q Transportation, Baltimore
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
5sssr SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE VI. ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia Alabama,
Mssissppa Louissana, Arkansas, and Texas.
rrssh Tks,. can b 9o..ned :. Tie Erss a
a bd the steam Ierry Boat George Page. Al tho oee q
The Orange and Aexaadria Railroad, at AIcxandra
10 Richmond Danyie Iynchbnrg, Bristol Knoxville Dalton
Atlanta ChataaDooga, Nashville, Hanlsvale, Grand June
,ses ssg RUE aaa csasos ~ay caanons d Memphis
Asorns Expedition and con and being 100 miles
NE steam ferry George Page leaves the Seventh eet
Rbeod cSarasyiie saann,on White sulphur sTrnEs Wood
stock &C. and J y M for Rchnond and all points Southwest,
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bidders requested bia
article ex, bid no bid
unless embraces required q
periods each delivery
September, st DcSnber 1859, March,
strong bara hooped
and salt barrels the candles
OF convenient size for transportation Ss wonly
by measurement Of hyr quarts TO Tho bushe The candles
have wicks-
thoroughly place delivery
hoy depstsi
sorhouss be designated by the the
ment
Any considered
sufficient and for rejecting arcle vary
ing.
The Cpmmissay General the privilege Increasing
minihing the quantities. dispensing with all arcies
qured any time before contract
subsequent giving previous
All bidders required their with ample
evidence their ability rni their They
of ther securities whose responsibility
lied by the district attorney, by wed
government. oiAerrise fasr prposais Kill BE- acted
Adrancs sH be Bnd< and esdere Of snsss1s
lisery veceised sAis Office brs any rssoa
su Be- made tie treasury @ Paynen ~hieh will be effected
public money be tho points
places OF purchase the resdeocs Of the
u the Treasury Department
No drafs a eEes Will b accepted paid asy
proposal a separate envelope
!. Proposals for Furnishing Army subsisicnce.n
GEO. GIBSON. G q q
will paid inserting papers
authorized Cnnsary
Subsistence.
seps 12-la~ilsiSov IIntSssarl
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special Notice 10 subscribsrs.

RATES OF AivERrisING.
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GPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, 1853
~ GREGORY MAURY Managers, Wilmington, Delaware
te drawn under the supneudence o appointed by
the governor
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v.uisy or vanilics, saith lhs pEs.chsr,
Vanity q y4niiies ali u vAaity- - k<elessates.
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DONALD KENNEDY
n l20 Werrsn 81, RoIbnrN, .Nass.

No 100 Barrsn 81. R0rbHrg, Mass.
Price 81 go
Wholesale Agents. New York City G. Y C:icsneT, 81
BarcIa, street, & H. King i92 Broadway; Rushton and
Clark 9-S Broadwav;A r. & Sands, lG0Fulton street.
T. w DYOTT & SONS, Phadephia, wholesale
Agents for Pa For sale hy F. J. HOFFMAN and Mrs
MARY MARKS, Lewistown, and by b. F. hEPAER,
Mifiiutown ljei-ly.
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Lewistown, Nov. l9, 1857.