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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10

d
sAR heavy built; light complexion, APP ssssczstA
parenty about 80 years odd, but says he was born IN
1878 left ankle affected with rhelinatsini making
him quite lame at times quite intelligent aud
shrewd. Tie boy says lie belongs to jefferson Moorei
who resides in Bossier Parish La; first said his mas
ter lived 6 miles above Alexandria, in Hapides Par
ish.
The owner of said negro Is notified to coie forward,
pay charges, and take said negro away before the
27th day OF August next; or he will be advertised
and sold as directed by law ALLAN BbAhsp'
Deputy Sheriff Dallas eeFniy, 3eras.
July 8. fs5S=1:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10

Just afohf paper Ss going u ries. We
hmfn that on Tuesday evening, David Allbcf.
ton was -hoI thlough the head. and Instantly
killed, by young iuin BY the maine Of llilli'
son al the Boiling Spring, IN Pamela county.
lCh0cfap Herald
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10
Qnr Table.

ASn.ss L.piEs' iIoaE MAGEzsE, for june is rseivei-
mis- Is FABRICATION Of genu merit maintaining high moral
tone csau with decided ability, and abeuniis in every thing
ss.a s INF restng 10 ladies' Miss Virginia p Tosen the
sia m accomplished anthores has charge Of the ladies' de-
plrt perusi VIII never bring aeluSi 70 tie tee Of 'ls
nos ioas 4ichis more be said Of many Of the
,r,,s Tcrms e per aiiress Ar
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10

Wehll good shower iii Town on S'nly, wet
yug the ground some three iirhes deep. IL visited
portions Of the county only. Thcrchly hean other
2areshh rains in different localities, sufficient to
materially benefit the corn where they have fallen
urt 2iYe sIthcre have been general rain. Corn is
sterNg i'd will be cut very short in places, where
aAil Sasuot fallen, unle.s favored very soon. But
upoa The whole there will be large surplus rails, d.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10
"Reminiscences, Yaf n.

A III persons having any elaine oa en- E-ta
"a of q late George Syms, are heref7 r0siE a
TO present the s1me, properly authenticate -B
OF before The 9Th dav of August uest, o. tHev
will he barred by law; and al PEI IONS infested
TO the said estate are requested to niI' a5i'slt
to the rnder gped. JOHN ! SOY
r. J. WS
june p, lS5S-l:f A,aiaa-sas-s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10
july l0--2tfpS5

July i"---'l lSN tWsONN''
TIE STATE or TEXAS
Comfy or DALLAS.
E0IlN q. coon, Guardian of I,mantlm Cook
e Silas Cook, and Martha Cook, has filed in my
Office his petition for an order to sell the follow
ing real estate, belonging to said minors, to-wit;
lot No. |, as partitoned by the Commissioners
out of u SIS acre tract, part of John q. Cooks
headlight Said lot contains 40 acres of land
and set apart to Zcmartha Cook; also, lot No. .,
Of said division, containing ~ acres of land, part
of tho ahtye named headlight, which was set
apart to Sias Cook; also, lot Nd. 3, of said divi-
sion, set apart to Martha Cook ont OF the same
said tract, and containing As acrts Of land.
These are therefore to notify all persons inter
csted in tho welfare of said minors, to be and APP
pear ut the next term of the Honorable County
Court of Dallas county, 70 be holden at the
Court House in tile town Of Dallas, on the list
Monday in july 1858, and contest the sario if
they think proper.
zm Given under my hand and seal of
kS,F. ga said court, this 81 day Of July, A.
10y %! ,. 1858 cr.A v :: s. S ! 9. Tssa,.
July IO-24t.-Print. fee, s. so.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10

"a Wheat is selling in this county for 20 etc. per
tusAcl. It will probably rise to 81. We hope SO,
as that Is a fair living price for all parties,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10

~ See advertisement Of land on Pleasant Run, in
th, cyuuty offered for sale.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10
HW ADVERTISEMENTS
800 Acres OF Land or Pleasant
Eemlb fly snle

Cheap Tor Cash or Negro Property.
RElNG Headlight of Franklin Drigance, s~SyyA,
- patented ani title warranted; situated
near Lancaster, aii lying on both sides of SeVS6x
Pleasant Run or Ten Mile creek aid can
be pointed out by DR.. Kibom. Apply,to
S. Z. oriW II. .NEBLETT,
july lO--2tfIS5, Corsicdfd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10

Judge Reckless charge ngihst pulygalhy Is
considered as calculated to embarrass pacific
ttlement of the Utah difficulties.
June 25.- he Washington States says tina.
the President has determined to send an armed
force to Nicaragua, for the purpose Of showing
to the Governments of France and Eng
that our way TO the Pacific is not to be inter-
fered with under any circumstances,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10

Plano EsSsige, U. d., &. II A. M.
HOLD fteiF Regular COMMUNICATIONS, at their
| l Lodge Hden near Plano, on the Saturday on or
before cash fsGli Eison AAEs wIbsoN.N ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10

Persons DESTROYS of looking at our Stale
will find stages running over every part OF 1t
several of them being daily or seml-week'y
lines. There need be no detention at any
point, and our tavern fare on the road is gem
rally good.-C,ockeH ArguS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10
The --latest News.
Mormon News:

WASHINGTON, JuaE ea.-Dispalches from
Governor Cumming state that lie was endenv-
orrg 10 dissuade the Motmors from leaving
Salt Lake City for Sonora, TO which place
they were preparing to remove.
ST.. Louis, June 26.-Co Loring and Capt.
Marcy had arrived at Camp Scott
Cant. Marcy lost two hundred and fifty
mules and large number of sheep in n ter
rible snow storm ON the 9th of April, between
Arkansas and the Platte rivers.
Six of Col. Loring's men were frozen TO
death IN the severe snow storm OF The 29th OF
April
McNally's and Alexanders commands lost
many OF their sick, the latter was obliged TO
abandon his wagons On the road. the great
depth Of snow rendering it impossible TO get
them through.
The St. Louis Republican has received
dates from Camp Scott TO the 9Th inst, by the
Salt Lake NALL The mail party encountered
a severe snow storm, which continued for three
days. They met Col. Hoffman about twenty
miles from Camp Scott, and Capt Marcy fifty
miles from the Camp.
Gen. Johnson intended to proceed to Sat
Lake City as soon as Capt Marcy and Col.
Hoffman arrived.
Gov Cumming; the Peace Commissioner and
The Postmaster, had gone back to Salt Like
City,
The mail patty net Gen Harley Dh THE
way travelling rapidly.
Provisions were plenty at Camp Scott. All
the trains and the troops were Citing along
we'll
The cattle of the army were in ms 6ttef.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, June 22--OAicinl advlGes
from the Government of England, by the list
arrival are more favorable than has been REP.
resented.
The dipatches received state that the Brit
ish Government does not insist on the right
of search or even ofyisiting American vessels
as right, but asks for some amicable arrange
ment whereby the suppression Of the slave
trade can be better accomplished, and desires
that al differences between the two Govern
mcnts be amicably adjusted.
willingness is expressed to make ample
reparution for all injuries sustained by Amer
lean ships growing out ofthe recent imprudence
(impudence) Of the British Gulf Sunadror.
CABINRNr MEETING ON UrAH.-Tha Cnb.
net held meeting to-day to consider the sub
cctof the Utah difficulties
Matters in relation to Utah have become
very complicated. 1t is repeated that the
troops now on theAway will proceed TO Salt
Lake City. 49,
Judge Reckless charge ogihst pulygalhy Is
considered as calculated to embarrass pacific
ttlement of the Utah difficulties.
June 25.-lh he Washington States says tina
the President has determined to send an armed
force to Nicaragua, for the purpose of showing
70 .Ll GaunrInnntS Of Erance and EnGland
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10

Such abundan: signs of prosperity on all
hands; such universal health, we repeat, is the
privilege Of few countries OH earth and it may
well be said that Texas is in truth the land
flowing with milk and honey.-B.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10

We uall attention also to the announcement Of S. y.
Fisher isl., as IL candidate for reelection to the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10

~ The glorious "4th'' passed by without any of
the usual patriotic demonstrations in this place.
There we're barbecues and celebrations however, at
several places in the county. Saturday was observ-
ed Us lily of Thanksgiving at Cochrans Chapel, six
miles North Of Dallas. A largo number of people
were in attendance, and there bountiful supply
Of ali The good things usual to such tn octasons.-=
Divine service appropriate to the occasi on, was con-
dhfel by Rev. W. II. Hughes and r. b Dennis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10
Texas Almanac for 1853,
Hatesi Edition,
FOR SALE AT THIS OPFICE.
Elect on Tickets.

Candidates will take notice tliit we will in short
jme print general election ticket for this county
viii, ho names of all the candidates for State officers,
and che names of such District, County and Precinct
ciuliles order their names inserted. Names
viii he Inserted the ticket OIL the most reasonable
terms aud should be handed in immediately.
We are soprcparcl to print tickets for other conn-
tes 10 order, in su,h form AMI with such names MS
my No. lircctel Orlnrs- .houll ho sent in immcdi-
ltcty
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10

.-- attention is directed to the announcement Of
James VI. Browdcr, as u candidate for County Com
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10

Persons calling for the above letters, VII please
say they are ADVERTISED T. I. CRuTCHFIELD,
l.et Posf aasier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10

Taken mp by W. NJ. Weaver and es
John NJ. Salmons n J. p. of Collin co.
OMEN, one dun specklel steer marke,
per-slope in the left ear and under-slor
branded ]. II. One red steer parked !
the left ear, branded f.. one hinck-silt
ell cx marked half crop in the right a
lcfC ear, branded2. H., al, the brands ,
and each appraised to twenty-five do,
cents.
Taken up by w. W. Burns and cstr.
II. Pcgucs J, p. OF Collin CO., April :
work OK as follows; mostly red with son
Ave years old marked crop off of the rig
slope iii,the left car, no brands and
twenty-five dollars.
Taken mp by Richard NJ. AIugg and
fore \. r, Dickson n ]. p. Of Collin Ct
and YOKE Of OMEN to wit bay ma
streak in her face all of he's feet white,
right eye, some saddle marks, u We.
hands high; appraised 10 ninety dollar
Of oxen, one Ave years old, brindle a,
marked a crop and split in the right ca
black, four year old, marked crop n
left car; both appraised to SIS.
Taken up by Robert II. Foster and c,
John W, Smith n J. p. Of Collin Co
day of April 1853 one SIC ,r with rel j
back and belly, MARIO, crop offof n .
swallcw-fork in tbs left, branded az
hin seven or eight years old; app
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01


FollolCiag ,Shark-Some time ago, a
gentleman and one of his servants, stall
wart negro, went fishing for rock on the
Bay shore, about ten miles from this city
They cast their hooks and lines, and wait
ed for a bite. The big darky, after wa
ding out some feet from the shore, tied the
line around his body. His master told him
there was danger in doing so but the sable
fisherman suspected no difficulty or acci-
dent. Soon an old shark, real old sea
dog, came along and swallowed the bait
with a good relish, and Sambo held the
line with a firm grasp. The powerful fish,
however, drew him gradually out in deep
water, when, finding that he was in danger
of being carried out to sea, in order to cut
the line made a desperate grasp at his knife,
which was fastened to his head half shut,
portion of hair being between the blade
and the handle; but it was too late, The
hungry monster of the deep, by a rapid
movement, slackened the line and dashed
furiously out from the shore, followed by
the darky, who alternately diappeared be-
meath the waves and rose to the surface,
grabbing at his knife as he rushed ON with
lightning speed in the wake of the shark.
He was seen at the distance of nearly a
mile, as he occasionally rose to the sur
face; but soon disappeared entirely far be-
yond the reach of assistance, and victim
of his own hazardous daring and impru-
dent temerity. Southern Argus.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01

Shocking Termination Of Lore AE
fatr.-On Saturday last, Robert Schmidt,
of Theresa, in Dodge county, Wisconsin,
shot down, in the street of that place Har-
riet Seidler, young lady about twenty
years Of age. The parties were engaged to
be married about one year ago, and Schmidt
had come over from ST. Paul, Van Buren
county, Michigan, where he has resided
about year, to fulfil the engagement; but
the parents of the young lady objected to
the marriage, in consequence of which it
was arranged between the two that Schmidt
should first shoot the young lady and then
shoot himself. He executed his design,
so far as the young lady was concerned, but
failed to shoot himself on account of the
loss of the cap on his gun.
After falling in this he ran and threw
himself into the river, with the intention to
drown himself, but was rescued by persons
who saw him, He is now arrested, and
awaits a trial. The charge (Which was a
fine shot) entered the left breast of the
young lady, and inflicted a horrible wound
of which she expired on Sunday morning,
about two o'clock She had her senses up
to the last, and charged her parents with
being responsible for the awful deed, and
acquitted her lover of all blame The par
ties, as their names indicate, were Ger
mans.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01
IS COMING.
APRIL APPOINTMENTS.
DR.. Hardman,
Physician for Diseases of the Lungs,

IHlSlUInH lUl DiAtuSCD vi tHG buhSNS
Formerly Physician to the CreRnali 'Iarns Hospital,
BE CONSULTED
Lewistown, National Hotel, Tuesday, April 20.
Da HARDMAS treats Consumption Bronchitis, Iaryng-
TED INHALATION.
The great point in the treatment Of all human maades
get the disease in direct manner All medicines
estimated by their action upon the organ requiring
relief This is the important fact upon which Inhaatiou
hased If the stomach is diseased we take edicine
directly into The stomach. If the lungs are diseased
breathe Hhae medicated vap0rs directly into them
The why Consumption and diseases Of the Lungs
have heretofore resisted all treatmeu has been because
Trey not approached n direct by medicine
They intended be local. and yet hey were SO ad
mnisered that they could only consttutionally
pending their immediate action upon stomach whilst
the foul ulcers within the Lungs were unmoesed In
haiaton brings the medicine into direct contact nh the
disease without the disadvantage Of any violent action
Its application is simple that il be employed by
the youngest infant feebest invalid does not de-
the stomach, interfere in the least with
strength, comfort or business Of the patient.
% No charge for consultation
OTHER DISEASES TRE6TED.
In relation the following Diseases either when
picated with Lung Affections existing alone also
invite consultation-usuaily finding them PROMPTLY
CURABLE:
PROLAPsUS and all forms of FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Irregularities and Weakness.
PALPITATlON and other forms of HEART DIS
EASE, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and all other Dis
eases of Stomach and Bowels, Piles, &c. &c.
aAl diseases Of the Eye and Ear Neuralgia EpiIep-
sy, and all forms of Nervous Disease.
Ono charge for consultation.
iys-Iy S. d. HARDMAN, MD.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01

SHOCKING AccIDENT-Boy killed in RoI-
ling MiH.-On Monday morning, about 7
o'clock, a boy named Charles Davis, aged
about twelve years, was caught between the
coupling of a pair of rolls, in Meningitis
rolling mill, in Birmingham, and crushed to
death instantly. His father is employed in
the mill, and the boy was also working as an
assistant at one Of the furnaces. He had
raised himself on the edge of tub, in order
to drink from a spout between the rolls, and
losing his balance, it seems, threw his arm
over the coupling. He was caught and taken
between the couplings instantly. One side of
his body passed between the sleeves, space
of about inches, and was literally crushed
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01

" fashionable Congregations" The
newspaper reporters pay a very equivocal
compliment to this or that preacher, when
they tell us he was listened to by clash
ionable' congregation. Fashion is all right
at the theatre or the opera, or other public
assemblages of secular character, but the
jade ought not to have anything to do in
the Temple of the Most High. Think of
Paul preaching to " fashionable" congre-
gregation on Mars Hill, or IA greater than
Paul delivering a sermon ON the Mount to
numerous and fashionable audience" /"
True, we have fashionable preachers, but it
is aquestion whether their preaching would
not be followed with better effects if the
" fashion" were taken out of it. Fashion
is heartless thing at best, and heartless-
ness in religion is hypocrisy.--Neao York
Erpress.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01
l1l MINIS z 3 Rl
SONG.


Should sorrow o'er thy brow
Its darkend shadows fling,
And hopes that cheer thee now,
Die in their early spring;
Should pleasure at its birth
Fade Ike the hues of even,
Turn them away from earth,-
There's rest for thee In heaveni
If ever life shall seem
To thee toilsome way,
And gladness cease to beam
Upon its clouded day;
If like the wearled dove,
Ger shoreless ocean driv'n,
Raise thou thine eye above
There's rest for thee in heaven!
But, OF railways dowers
Throughout thy pathway bloom.
And gayiy pass the hours
Undimmed by earthly gloom2
Still let not every thought
To this poor world be given,
Not always be forgot
Thy better rest In heaven!
When sickness pales thy check,
And dims thy lustrous eye,
And pulses low and weak
Tell of time to die
Sweet hope shall whisper then,
Thoughthou from earth be riven,
There's bliss beyond tly ken,-
There's rest for thee in heavenl'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01

The Influence Of a Smi2e.-Who can
tell the value of smile? It costs the
giver nothing, but is beyond the price to
the erring and relenting, the sad and cheer
less, the lost and forsaken. 1t disarms
malice-subdues temper-turns hatred to
loye-revenge to kindness, and paves the
darkest path with gems of sunlight A
smile ON the brow betrays kind heart, a
pleasant friend, an afectionate brother, a
dutiful son, happy husband. It adds a
charm to beauty, it decorates the face of
the deformed, and makes lovely woman re-
semble an angel of paradise
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|aaI '. ior each subsequent insertion.
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New Series---Vol. I'LL, n

to a jelly. The Coroner hgsaugres~
the body, and a verdict in ;ts,,sc,,l.
the facts was rendered - PiHSS.s -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01

Eyoguence of the Papa-It is related
of Mr. W. Dawson, known as the York
shire Farmer" that on one occasion when
preaching in South Lambeth on the offices
of Christ, after presenting him as the Great
Teacher and Priest who made himself an
offering for sin, he introduced him as the
King of saints. After proving to DEM
onstration that he was King in his own
right, he proceeded to the Coronation
Borrowing his ideas from scenes familiar to
his audience, he at last marshalled the i'm
mense procession, moving toward the grand
temple to place the insignia of royalty upon
the head of the King of the Universe.
So wildly did the preacher describe the
scene that you actually thought you were
gazing upon that long line of Patriarchs and
Kings, Prophets and Apostles, Martyrs and
Confessors of every age and cline, until at
length the great temple was filled and the
solemn and imposing ceremony of crown
ing was about to take place. The audience
by this time were wrought up to the high
est pitch of excitement, and while momen-
tarily expecting to hear the anthem peal
out from the vast assemblage, the preacher
commenced singing,
fAll hail, the power of Jesus name,
Let angels PROSTATE faIl," &c.
The effect was electrical The audience
started to their feet and sang the Hymn
with such spirit and feeling as perhaps it
was never sung before OF since.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01
10 West Branch Insurance Go.
OF LOCK HAVEN, Pa,

|rysIrREs Detached Buildings, Stores: Mer-
NDUl Ns'ni;se Farm Property, and other Build
/. :'a and their contents at moderate rates
DIRECTORS.
lain ]. Pearce, Hon. G. C. Harvey,
A. ahS Gall, T T. Abrams,
~ ,.A . Mayer, d. X. Jackman,
klrlss Crist, W. W. "nl;e, h.s,o.
'''' ''' Hon. G. C. HARVEY, Pres.
T. T. ABRAMS, Vice Pres.
fsa Kitchen, Sec'y.
REFERENCES.
.,olH Lloyd. Thos. Bowman, ID. D.
, IWinegardner, VIM, Vanderbilt.
I, M,ckry. VIM. Fearon,
Wb;te DR.. J. S. Crawford,
tns. 01iggIe, A. Updegraf,
Tin " Maynard, James Armstrong,
4, simon Cameron, Hon. VIM Bigler.
" TSAsent for Mifiin county, G. w. STEW
ART. Esq. APPS
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01
NoTTCE.

IL hereby gives notice that after the 10th
day of April next all deeds remaining in his
possession, on which fees are unpaid, and all
unsettled accounts, will be left in the hands
of an officer for settlement and collection.
JAMES MCDOWELL,
Late Register, Recorder and Clerk of
mhl8-4t* Orphans Court,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
rankin Fire Insurance Compa-
ny of Philadelphia.

ice i35 and 437 Chestnut street, near Fifth.
|lTATENENT OF ASSETS, january l, 1858,
d published agreeably to an act of Assembly,
EsnZ-
rA Mortgages, amply secured, 81 500. .825 10
Asal Estate, (present value $780,
a9,) cost, y IA, $50 80
:mporary Loans, on ample Col
lsierai Securities, 10l,0S6 II
Books, (pres't val. SO, ,964 22) cost II, ,547 81
A0!es and Bills Receivable, 4,307 90
|eh, 4O.S55 48
81 ,SSS, ,904 IA
raPs!Ual or Limited IilsurGnces made on every
.ScrPtion of property, in Town and Country.
l.es as low as are consistent with security.
Since their Incorporation, period of twenty
s5ht years, they have paid over Four Millions
b 0oIlars' losses by fire, thereby afording ev-
1snee Of the advantages of Insurance, as well
the ability and disposition to meet with
fomptRess all liabilities.
Losses by Fire.
-''ses paid during the year 1851, S2O3,1e9 4
DIRECTORS.
as n. Bancker, NIordecai d. Lewis,
Ioaas Wagner, David S. Brown,
anlsl Grant, Isaac Lea,
!icog R. Smith, Edward G.. Dale,
Gso. ". Richards, George Falcs.
CHARLES N. BANCKER, President.
W.. A. STEEL, Sec'y pro tenn.
IfAgent for Mifflin county, II. J. WAL
lERS, Esq, Lewistown. feb25
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-01
CHARLES Fl. sPooNER.

DEALER IN
Hides. Goat skins, Sumac. Red and Oak
Sole, French and American Calf,
Hips, Morocco. Innings, &C.,
No. 335 North Second Street, above Vine,
PHILADELPHIA.
n. b. American Sumac and Leather of all
kinds exchanged or sold ON commission.
Philadelphia, March Is, lS58.-lm