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Litchfield enquirer., 1861-07-25
NEW MILFORD.

The village of New Milford never looked more lovely and more beautiful than now. There are many visitors here this season, of high stand ing and intelligence visiting the place and their friends at the Adelphic Institute. One of the chief attractions of the place is this Military School noted for it's continuous prosperity and popularity. It is now under high state of dis cipline, and bespeaks the energy of it's Princi- pal and the skill of it's Istructors. It meets with the especial favor of its patrons, and is receiv- ing good patronage. Among its patrons is the Hon. Joseph s. Bosworth Judge of the Su- peror Court in New York, who has been a pat ron for thirteen years and has now four sons in the Institute and two in the Army that were once members also, and many others who were once connected with it, are now in the Army Capt. Comstock, who was short time since con nected as Teacher in the Institution, has gone to war with very fine company of young men who had been previously drilled by him. Mir. Treadwel, the proprietor of the St. Nicholas Hotel of New York, is laying out several thou- sand dollars here in repairing his mansion for his country residence, formerly owned by the Hon. Perry Smith. There are some eight or nine new buildings going up this summer. ~-----
 SHARON.
 The following named young men from this town belong to Co. l. 9th Reg't. c. V.
 Robert Adams sedgwck, Frederick King, Ed ward Carr, Newton Boons, Napoleon Wilson, John Parmely, Peter Foster.
 have volunteered in the State of New York whose names cannot all be obtained this week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-07-25
Latest by Telegraph.

1 WASHINGTON, w ednesday, July 23. l Among the wounded brought to Georgetown Hospital are J as. Drayton, G. $. Newton Thos J. Winton, Jacob Scletf, 3d Conn. Regt. Chas c. II lls, Chas. McElery, J. w. Burgess J. w Preston, l.. Leon, lst Conn. Reg't. No of1icia returns yet made. Col A. Shemmelferry o Philadelphia, arrived to-day and tendered the service o Regiment of l040 men, the larger part of whom have seen service in Europe. Nearly all the officers are Prussians who have distinguished themselves in service. They were promptly accepted. This afternoon, Dr. Ball o Prince Georges Co.,, Md was arrested here or the charge of uttcring reasonable language against the Government. He would have beel hung by the mob but for the interference of ar my and cavalry officers, and squad took him to jait
 Henry Burrerd and J. D. Castne, George town, were arrested on charge of conspiracy in to-day by our cavalry; among them was Lieu tenant Col Boon.
 Gen. Mcclellan is expected with much anxi ety, his appointment being highly popular. Some batteries and single pieces of artillery supposed to have been lost on Sunday, were brought in safely. Among them are 32 lbs. rifed cannon The whole loss, killed wounded and missing, oi the Mass. 5th, is 25-the N. Y. l4th estimated at lOO-and both the Ohio, 1st and 2d at 40.
 Capt. Dewey of the Fire Zouaves, was wound ed on the field of battle, and his body was af rewards found literally cut to pieces it was divided in four quarters. These are devils fol you, no mistake but the Devil is yet unclaimed A German who was taken prisoner, with six others, escaped and arrived here tonight, with a broken handcuff on his wrist. He says the Zouaves were treated with great barbarity, ma ny being pinioned to trees, and tormented with bayonets thrust at them.
 | On the battle field were found balls of the pattern used in the English army. Nothing has been heard of the death of Col Corcoran. Gen. Tyler is in the city tonight He says he knew nothing about the Federal troops throwing up entrenchments at Center vile.
 Extract from Capt. Gibsons Dispatch Head Quarters near Centeryille, July 22.-Capt 1y- Ter, Asst Com. Gen., Alexandria For Gods sake, send me some forage. have 325 horses, and nothing for them to eat sCApT. GIBSON, Franklin Brigade All the hotels are crowded with guests, and soldiers from the battle are lying about the streets many of them unable to find place to rendezvous. Col. Wilcox is prisoner, and slightly wounded Rebels are rapidly organi- zing opposite Cairo Tn Kentucky 1t is reported that Watkins with 5000 men, is encamped with. ! in miles of Bloomfield, Md. He has no field pieces, and his men are poorly armed. An at tack on Birds Point is threatened. At Mem. phis, the loss of the Rebels is estimated at 5000. The Mass. 9th at Relay House, have re- enlisted.
 l Marshal Kane is sick at Ft. McHenry Gen
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-07-25
KENT

EDITOR Esou1RER-Dear Sr:-We have got our Militia enrolled to number 270 in all. There will probably besome excused, for you never saw so many lame and blind people in your life as there is just now in so small place as Kent The greater part of those that are exempt are very patriotic while those that are not exempt are as much the other way. H.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-07-25

HARPER's for August, is one of the best nun. hers yet published. It contains handsomely illustrated article by T. Addison Richards on the "Central Park of New York;" Also, "The Coast Rangers of California;" Insects' De- struction of Maize" "The Fight at Oriskany," :" orley Farm," and Thackeray's :" Philip"-all illustrated-beside other stories, Editors Table, Drawer, &c., &c.
 Patton has it at his Bookstore in Waterbury
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-07-25
SHARON.
SALISBURY,

MT. Y. Clark, of Salisbury, finding the man. gled body of one of his lambs in q field, sprink- led it with srychine, and left it to be devoured. The next day he found bald-headcd eagle, which measured feet inches from tip to tip :; afterwards a large wild cat, two crows and a skunk. Verdict of the jury, "By taking a cup of cold poison they died. '-Repubiican
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-07-25

THE FIFTH REGIMENT.-A despatch was re-. ceived by Col. Ferry, from Gen. scott yestcr. day noon, ordering the Fifth Regiment to ioin Gen. Patterson's army, at Harper's Ferry, at the earliest possible moment. The regiment will probably leave by boat on Wednesday. The men are delighted at the prospect of an early departure to the seat of war.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-07-25

"A case of smallpox, which made it's appea- rance at the north end of Main Street, terminal ed fatally on the 21 inst. The event has caused much excitement, and stringent measures are being taken to confne the contagion to its pre- sent locality. The subject was an Irish girl in the employ of R. Sherman, Esq, and recently from New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-07-25

| MEssEs. ENGLISH AND WooDIrFF.-The Washington correspondent of the Springfield Re publican. speaking of Congressional matters.
 thus a!ludcs 10 the Democratic Representatives
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-07-25

sgA- In the scheme for laying direct tax to- provide an additional revenue of S3O, O,000 900 an uual'y, the proportion falling on Connecticut will bo G1eo 99l
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rAE sUNDaY-SCHOoL TIMES
This is Weekly Religious Paper, published
the very low price OF
ONE DOLLAR 4 YEAR.

This is a Weekly Religious Paper, published at
the very low price OF
ONE DOLLAR a YEAR.
who are engaged or interested in the religious
training Of the young II is also excellent Fam
Y PargR.
A portoo Of the SunRay-!Scdooi Times is occu-
pet with NARRATIVES and other matter partlcu-
ia.ly lntere.tng 10 young persons. Tea hers will
i6d 10 il much that they Will like to read TO their
cIasse interesting matter prepared 10 their hands,
and such as they cannot find elsewhere. For the
same reasons, members OF Bibe-classas, and the
older scholars generally, will be greatly beneht-
ed by the perusal of this per.
The Silnasy- Sci2oi Times has every week re-
port Of the choicest m-tteT selected from the NOON
PRAY k.R NEE IlNGS, which interesting 10
ail csssss ol Christians,
Besides large amount Of general religious intel
ligeGce, The SuRizy Sc399l iinss contains ii the
most Hcent SHnalv-srhooi ne II reports all the
Ia4f5rta-lr F&fiOASo OF S4nday school teacb.
eTs. Ii discusses the questions which most inter
est and pepex teachers and parents, respecting ths
various methods OF religious training for the young
the means of gaining the attention and the afrc
tons of children, and especially of securing their
conversion and bringing them TO Christ ne sub
i-ct Of Mission Schools for cities, and OF Sunday
senoo missionary work for the interior, IS thor
oushly cauvassed. Indeed, there IS hardly top
ic of practical importance to any who are inieTeS-
ted IN the subject of religions education, which IS
Tot here brought under consideration tro "a week TO
werk.
The conductors Of this paper endeavos to remem-
bs7 that the great end of an Christian effort is
bling m'n to Christ. Trey aim, accordingly, to
put into every nHmhtr Of the paper something
which shall have ior It's aEsct ooect the conversion
of souls
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Ty1O TIE LADIES
NEW MILLINERY STORE.

Mrs. E. V. MOWRY has just received from the
City, an elegant assortment OF millinery goods,
comprising Bonnets, Shakers, Flat Rbands, FLOW
prs Rouches Bonnet Frames, LADIES' Dress Caps
De, &C.. also good variety of materials for ma
king bonnets, such black Grape, black mode,
white Grape, silks of all colors aud Varieties. which
wiu be made to order.
They have been carefully selected by milliner
from the East, OF kong experience and good taste,
whose services have been engaged for the coming
season. Having bought low for cash, de-
ternined TO sell low for cash, or It's equivalent.
Terms strictly cash
Bedford, May 3D., '6l.
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IPE OR DEATH

81 The subscribers axe pleasure y
aanoaacirE~ THAI they ars now prepared TO naH
tffse] 70 as Whe @isG ifs copy 81 an laportsnt
llttie work by the late 1F- Branpton, entitled
TN Iaeafia's Mct5cal Copffont," published for
the benefit, and va ning 20 young and
persons who suffer frofa NerUoas De5sksty, Prez44-
tire Decay, &c, &c, supplying the means OF self
cure. The reader is rresistisly led to compare
useful life with gpobe death.
Reader, lose not moment, but send your address
for copy Of this little Hork. Address the Publish
ers.
DR. JOHN B. OGDEN & Co,
81 90 John ST.. New York,
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a NClENT USALEM.
A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL
I % VI Trio I'll PIC " e
OF JERUSALEM
AND THE SACRED PLACES
SURROUNDING THE HOLY CITY,
AS THEY APPEARED IN ANCIENT TIMES

The above work is commended to the favorable
notice Of cer4 ymen, and those having charge of
Sunday schools, Blble-classes, and public insttu-
tions.
1t is about nine feet long and six feet, wide, CO.
lored and vanished, and mounted on canvas with
rollers.
Ii has be constructed frem e most reliable
authentic 'ources, ami will be found an invaluable
aid 10 those engaged In lecturing the Holy Land,
il inpartlGg instruction school classes the
subject 10 which II refers.
Il aims 10 give an exact idea Of the city il APP
peared in ancient times. II is taken as 'sbirdS
eye" or "bailoon" view the beho der being, in
imagination, placed at a considerable elevation,
to take a comprehensive view of the city and of
the whole country for some distance around.
The View is accompanied with an Outline Key,
in which the d herpnt localities numbered, and
and Descriptive Manual containing a the infor
nation necessary 10 enable 10 the View TO
advantage in teaching or lectuging.
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Treasurer.
C0mlrrlissiOner.

We are requested TO announce Abraham Relgt-
,r5 Of Bee ford tp., as candidate tor Commission
81, if nominated by the Democratic county Con-
YsHrIOn.
We are authorized TO announce GEoRGE w. Pow
VII Of Har. ison, tp, as a candidate for Commiss-
oner. subiest TO the decision Of the Democratic
County Convention.
We are authorized TO announce HgERY TAYLOR,
O, s.; Clair tp., as a candidate for County, ,Commis-
,ioner subject TO the decision OF the Democratic
County Convention.
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AS our Wa 'ch Is now extensively coInterfeited
by foreign manufac tufers, we have TO inform the
public that no Watch is of our production which is
unacompaned by certificate of genuineness, bear
ing the number of the Watch, aud signed by o9z
Treasurer, r. E. Robbins, or by our predecessors
Appleton, Tracy < Co.
These Watches for sale by Jewellers general
ly, and can be had application to the UNDER
signed.
JOH.N Il. STOD d ART,
Number Al Chestnut Street, above 4th ST.,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
March Is, ls6l.-Gdho
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NEW GROCERY

~ CORNER WEST PITT AND JULIANA STREETS.
THE subscriber is opening this well known
stand, well selected stock OF Groceries, Con-
dictionaries. Tobacco and Cigars, consisting in
part OF Coffee, brown, crushed, and pulverlzed
Sugars, refined ami golden Syrup, baking Mo asses,
Young Hy son, ImpnIal and Black Tea, Cnoco ate,
Corn Starch, aayorns extracts, Cheese, Corn
Brooms, painted Buckets, Dustlng, Wall, Scrub,
Horse, Shoe, Tooth and Hair, Brushes.
CONTEMPORARIES,
Such plain and fancy candies, fruited candies
and'f .vored Jees. water, butter and sweet Crack
eTs, foreign fruits, Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Rasins,
Prunes Dates, Currants. Cttrons Fiberts, Walnuts,
Cream Nuts, Almonds, q Pea Nuts.
TOBACCO.
Congress Plugs, Sweet Plantation, Natural Leaf,
Rough and Ready. Lynchburg Smoking, superior
article, Cut and Dry, &c,
CIGARS.
Operas, ,.sixes, Halfspansh and variety of other
brands. The Public respectfully invited 10
give him call.
Pienics and May parties supplied at very reasona-
bic prices.
All kinds of country produce taken ct the high
est market prices. J. B. FARQUHAR.
Bedford, April %, 1861.
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CJ~ln every case, b-fore beginning TO canvass, be
sure TO write to Us and obtain the necessary dOcu-
,nents and instructions. hese viii help you great
II ia prosecuting the wolE and wilt save you many
m stakes. Enclose s certs in stamps TO pay pos
tase Address
PRopSIEToRs OF the SUNDAY School TIMES,
I4S South Fourth street, Philadelphia.
n. R.-SprcImens of the Sunday School INES,
and cory OF the NJ OF Ancient Jerusalem, may
be seen at the bookstore of Il. c. REAMER.
April 9Th, '6l. 3m.
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May lo;h, '6l.
pUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN MORRISON'S COVE

pUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN MORRISON'S COVE.
By virtue OF an order Of Sale directed by the Or
phans' Court Of Bedford County, the undersigned,
he viii expose to public sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, THE slh JUNE NEXT,
all the following described r. al Estate:
tract OF FIST rate limestone land, containing
63 acres, more or 1ess,-al cleared but about two
acres, adjoining Thomas Johnson. Rudolph Hoover
Andrew Bassler, Joseph keagy and others, and hay-
ing thereon erected Two-Story Rough-Cast and
Log House, Barn and other out-buiIdIngs a con-
slant stream Of fresh spring water passes through
the yard. A neveT-faiiing well OF gool water is
also in the yard. This property is valu Ole in ma
ny respects, and, as the sale is perempory, bar
gain can be had,
TERMS and onditions nO4e knowa on day of
sale.
SAMUEL WERKlNG,
Adm T. 81 the Estate of David F. Brown, deed.
May the 10th, '6l. 4t.
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DANIEL WEBSTER'S
GREAT SPEECH FOR TIE UNION.

This superb Engraving, measuring 30x46 inches
representing of the sublimest scenes enact
ed IN that august assembly, the Senate of the United
States exhibits the immortal Defender of the Con-
stituton,' as he addressed that body on the gree
Compromise measures of 1850. Around him may
be seen the daguerTeotyPed hkenesses of mo than
hundred Senators and distnguis ed strangers
drawn thliher by Mr.. Websters great fame, 10 lis
ten to bis speech.
Resolved TO put this glowing Picture within the
means of every lover of & WEBSTER AND THE
UNION" we have reduced the price from SO 90,
for which It has so long been sod, to the merely
nominal price CT 81 .25. Each Engraving will be
accompanied by printed OUTLiNg KEY, showing
the name and place of each member of he Senate.
Ot those ordering the picture TO be seat through the
Mail, l3 cents in addition will be equred Agents
wsntod Address, BURNETT K CO.
Roocs No. II, s. Nsssau Street, n. 4.
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-.-.. rc-.ras asrgea wita star - are Pfspaid-I
associate .EssdEe
,.. F5.5z Please anaounce ne name Of
...-. .efIsAuGH, of Bedford tP., 'as suitable
-@,,-rs for Associate Judge.
'''''l''' ~ MANY DEMOCRATS.
#, Enron Please announce the name u
IS RIrcnEY, ESQ, of Bedford Township for
.OL .l.rs Of Associate Judge, subject 10 the decis-
- - of the Democratic County Convention.
y- FpIvoR Please announce the name OF JoaH
-. e,,ox for The office of Associate Judge, subject
=, ne decision Of the Democratic Co. Convention
Treasurer
Ne are authorized to announce tie naRe of Csc.
,,.,-oRrr. Of Bedford Borough, as suitable candi
I,r. for the office Of County Treasurer, subject to
.5s will OF the Democratic County Convention.
up FpiroR Please announce the name Of JNo.
y,,, of Bedford Borough Tor the office ofCounty
Tsssmrer, subject TO the decision of the Democrat
r. County Convention
We are authorized TO announce A. 7. SAMSON, OF
gs3f,-i Borough, as candidate for County Trea-
..rsr, subject 10 the decision of the Democratic
County Convention
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A DMINISTRAToR'S NOTICE.

A DhL-NA~ nm NiA . LNOi ILL.,
"a Noice Is hereby given that Letters
Of Administration have been granted TO the un-
dersigusd, the Estate OF Mary Magdalena Hitch =
ew, of 81. Clair Township, Bedford county, decd.
aad all persons indebted to said estate are reques
ted TO make payment, and those having caius
thereon, will present the same duly authenticated
for settlement.
DAVID HITCHEW,
May 81, 1851. Adrusnis,Tator.
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I DMINISTRATOR's NOTICE.

DUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL E~TATE.
b. virtue of an Ori r of Sale granted by the Or
rhan-' Court of Bedfo d Comfy, the uutrr-Igned
Executor OF Sidney r. Whtfell, late of East Prov
idence Township, deed, viii on
SATURDAY 9Th DAY OF JUNE NEXT,
expose TO public Sale, the premises, the follow
ing described real estate, TO WI:
One tact OF land situate n b, Township and
county aforesaid. late the property Of said deceased,
adjoining lands OF Siaon Nycum, on the NORTH
John FaEey the East, Elias Winfield on the
South, and 7seph Whitfield the West, contain
ing about 81 acres, about thIrtyave Of which are
cleared and in 4 good state of cultiy tion, aud on
which double log dwelling house and log IN are
erected.
sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, Of said
day. TERMS Twenty Five Dollars on day Of
Sale, and the balsece ~ confirmation Of sale.
JOHN " SANS,
May. 10th '6I, At. Executor
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CpFCT9T, OFFER.

The Pronrietofs OF the SUNDAY-SCH0OLT TINES
having acquired tn exclusive right of safe Of the
spleu,ild work mentioned above, the MAP OF AN
GENT JERU SALEM, offer il as a special premi-
uu to those superintendents, teachers, or Others,
who VIII assist in getting new subscribers to the
paper.
We offer this superb premium TO any one who
Si2 i'm cash.
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nj 0 T | c E.
All persons are hereby
notified, that purchased at Constable Sale, the
10th April INST, the following property to wit :
One, 4 Horse power threshing m4chine, large
cooking stove, one half of 20 sheep, white COW,
two beds and bedding, and have left the same with
William and Mary May, in Southampton township,
durin5 my pleasure. JOSEPH w. TATE.
Bedford, May Sd, 1861.
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IA c OBJ ED,
u BEDFORD. PA.
DR. JOHN B. OGDEN & Co,
81 X 90 John ST.. New York,
My nth, '6I. 3m.

sI BEDFORD, PA.
Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Carpets, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Glassware, Qneensware, Groceries,
and "a fact, every article necessary for the
fort and happiness OF his numerous friends lust
opening, new and fresh goods bought al nc pr-
ces. and will be disposed Of the lowest living
for c2sh. The war Is InaugHFated, and war prices
oHiv will ne asked, bur terms, 10 wit
Cash. Call and see for yourselves.
SILKS, extra quality, good styles of dress Silks,
LADIES' DRESS Goors. Cball,es, Delaines.
aleges, Lawns, Pol de Chevres, CrIntzes and
3aFese Robes. Shawis, Calcoss, MusIlns. Summer
Ciofhs, Cottonaies al surprising prices for cash.
MEMS WEAR, Fine and Fancy Cloths and
CassjmeIes, jeans and Linen DrI IS.
HOSIERY, Ladies Mems and children's; also,
Cloves Call rs, Ties, and stitched Handkerchiefs.
CIR 2CERlFS, Coffee. Sugar, white and brown,
crackers, molasses and Syrups, ow ior cash.
ga All manner ofs Hats aud Caps,
f3 Fur, Silk, Wool and Straw. -seszzsA
s. Just bring your Cash aud
you shall not go away disapPoin- @-s'''-
ted
May 10th, 'Gl.
OWL WAR
" SHOEMAKER 6 Co. Us. THE WORLD :
The Undersigned have Just received a large lot OF
fresh
SPRING md SUMNER GOODS,
consisting, IN part, OF Diy Goods. such Cloths,
Cassimeres, SatiRetts, Mems and Boys wear, from
the highest in plice to the lowest, Ladies' Dress
Goods, Calicoes Of which their stock is particularly
dGe Muslins, Linens, &c., &c. Also,
G. r c E r les
OF every descr pton, such as Coffee, Sug1r, Tea,
Spices of all sorts, and everything generally kept
in grocery store. They have aiso a large assort-
ment of cheap and excellent
@ u E e " S " Il r E
which needs only to be seen to be appreciated
Thankful for past favots, they respectfully sotc ii
continuance OF public patronage.
J. NJ. SHOEMAKER & Co.
May the 9th, '6l.
GPRING GOODS
~ The Subscribers have receiv
ed their supply of
SPRING IND SUMNER GOODS,
and viii offer all who may favor US with ca !,
G R E Il T B Il r G Il / N S.
all kinds of Country Produce received for goots.-
Also. Cumberland Bank notes-and many Of the
Virginia Banks.
A B. cRAMER < Co.
I6rh
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Y7xECUToR'S NOTICE

YTXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Letters tesla
tanentary the estate of of James Williams, late
of Napier tp., dec'd., having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons indebted said
estate are requested 10 make immediate payment,
and those having claims will present them prop
erly authenticated for settlement
JOHN WILLIAMS,
B. F. WILLIAMS,
Ar.n l2,is6t Es'ors
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c 4 K d
i TO NY PATRONS, AND ALL
OTHERS INTER ESTED.
The Map of Bedford County is now nearly ready
for distribution. But in view of the war troubles,
&c.. deem il proper TO bold it while-ho-
ping matters wiH shortly take favorable
turn. Since however the map is thus far compile
ted, circumstances Will compel me, 10 deliver it
very long.
EDWARD l.. WALKER.
Mag Sd, '6l.
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P4IL'A. ADVERTISEMENTS.

TEyHE WORLDS GREAT EXHIBITION
Ii PRIZE MEDAL, awarded to c. MEYER
his two PIANOS, Lordon October Is, 1851
c. MEYER respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that be has constantly hand
PIANOS, equal to those for which he received the
Prize Medal in London, in 1851.
All orders promptly attended 10, sand great
taken in the selection and packing the same.
He mas received, during the last fifteen years,
Medals than any other maker, from the Frank
lin [nstitut--also, First Premiums in Boston, New
York and Baltimore.
Warerooms, No. 772 ARCH Street, below Eighth,
South side, PHILADELPHIA
Nav Is, 1860. Tyr
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. We have iust ihtroduced a
NEW STYLE OF WITCH

finished and thinner than any we have
eretofore produced, with several Improvements
acuated TO secure the greatest accuracy of perfoT
nance, and TO prevent the usual accidents and de-
angements TO which foreign watches are liable.