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Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28

POLIcE.-B Settle being unsettled, by
whisky, was called up yesterday morning to
settle with the Recorder. The terms of set
tlement were IS in coin, or two days in Jail.
MAJOR McKrNsTRY formerly of California !
has been promoted to the rank of Brigadier
General. We have, on several occasions, of
late, had cause to admire his prompt and eff
cent action. Under the most try ing circum-
stances he has at all times manifested de-
csion of character exactly suited to the
responsible position which he at present
occupies, and in the ful6lment of the duties
of which, he has proved So euccessful-!St
Lopis h'PaJticaa SeJ.t 3D.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28

FATAL AooDENT.-On Wednesday evening,
Sept. 25th, as two men named Mckenzie and
Cleveland, were engaged in unloading logs
from log wagon at the "Challenge Mills" Of
Messrs. Hudson, Wiley d Caine, a large log
rolled from the wagon and caught them both
almost literally crushing to powder Mex en-,
zies head and breast, and, of course, killing
him instantaneously. Cleveland was much
bruised about the breast and shoulders, but
was able to walk to the house. Mckenzie
was formerly from Canada, and was about
80 Years Of age.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28
No more Minors to be Observation-Disclosures
tant Developments by an Agent of the
Bank OF EngIand-TTaitOrs found guilty.
Fortress Monroe.

FoRr MONROE, Sept. 1lth.--In view Of the
increasing Importance of Fortress Monroe as
basis of offensive operations against the rebels
there is to be large increase of the military
and naval forces
There was heavy firing this morning on
Sewells Point. The Coniederates were try
ing the range of their guns. A deserter
states that the Confederate forces there num-
hor about 0O0
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28
The Government Investigating Fruuds-.
500 Army Wagons rejected.

WAsHINcToN, Sept. 18th The Govern
ment is about investigating the frauds by the
Pennsylvania contractors
The Government inspector at Perryville
has. within ten days, condemned nearly 500
army wagons and notified the manufacturers
fn retnnvp them
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28
Fighting at RoonyilIe. Missouri.

JEFFERSON CITY. Sept l3th-A messenger
from Boonville has just arrived with dis
patches. Eight hundred Secessionis's at
tackled the Federalists Fighting was still
nninn OF, whnn the messenOpr left
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28
NarysviEle Drug Store,
Notice to Volunteers.

seI28
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28

4 late number of the Richmond Examiner
says Jeff. Davis has so far recovered from his
recent illness ms to take an airing on Satur-
day in n Garage
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY or
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE PATRONAGE
FOX STATESMEN JUDG

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, LADIES, and CENT EMEN
IN 81 p.rts of the world testify to tho efficacy OF
PROF. j. WOODS HAIR RFSTOR ALIVE,
praise. few testimonials oAIy oaa 5e here given
see = GUAR Tor more, and 1t wall be impossible for
avail STREET, HKw YoRW. Dec 20, 1858.
ds"t'sm:n: Your note OF the 10TH instant has
peep rseflvod, ss{ing thot you had heard that
st9Tatiye and requesting esrtGeate of the fact
, aS 70 i ftt - 6n TO- to s f It,
h ha y age SS9t 81 {eas the color Of
Of my Rss to ose its s S iii sn9
. .sHGas 10 S,@ Jt9n Esch Of these
since fourth was aiieG r. them. H. hair isIIins
Of the top Of n,y head and threatening 10 make me
,rI IN ,s S5nPssssIt r[edesent vas induced to
,o1 that gray hair could ever be- co." reatored to its
SrS,ns oo,1T kept from dyes ! was howeyoI,
ties only, IFS. only vas the Filing Oh arfes ted
DOT ths c"'or was ,estprsd to the graz hairs and
on my head, very m"5h to the qualification of my
vie, AZ W hose SOLICITATION WIS Induced 10 try IL
For this; among the m.Dy obiigailons / owe to
her sex, l strongly recommend all husbands who
ya,ue the :dmirsti9n of their wives TO profit by nv
e1'Wp Ie' ara nssiti growing graz or settns bad
eSJ. &ood Co.. ~ B Bfs = Nay Lt n.
onEsr at No ii CARO- PACE c 'n' 'i''' anu DIN no
SIAEsTON, Ala, July ~, 1859.
To PROV. o J. WooD: DeGy SiT-Your Hair
RHstoratIve' has done my hair much good since
l commenced the use of il, that wish to make
known TO the public of its eff ects onthe hair which
are great. a man or woman NAV benearl deprived
o. hair and by resort to your "Har Rsstorative'
the HAIR VIII return mure beautiful than ever f; at
ieast this is ny experience. Believe it all
Yours truly, WM. H. kennedy.
f.S.-You con publish the abovs n you like. By
publishing IN our Southern papers you will get
more patronage South. see several of your Ger
paper. w, H. KHNKDY.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PROF. u J. WOOD: Dear Sir Having had the
misfortune 70 lose the best pos ton of my hair from
the ELECTS OF the yellow fever, in New Orleans m
ieoi, was induced 10 make tTial of your prepcra-
uon eEd found ~ to answer as the very thing
needed. Ny hair is nov thick and glossy, and no
words can express my obi cations to YOU in giving
70 the afflicted such treasure FINLEY Johnson
The Restorative is put in bottles of three Sizes
VIE: isrgs, meGl nm and small; the small hold half
pint, ana retas Tor one dollar Per bottle; the me-
OHM holds at least 30 per cent. more in proportion
than the small, Tetails for Two dollars per bottle
TIE large holds su.It 20 per cent. more in propor
U. J. WOOD L. Co, Proprietors, 444 Broad
Mo Nv s
Sold in this city BY C. sToTT, sT5 Pa. avenue
az n soly,alw
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DROPosALs FOR FURNISHING THE PA.
i PER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PuBLIc PAINTING,
MAsHINeToN, May ], le6l


WAsHINsTON, MAY ], 1851
In pursuance of the PROVISIONS Of the seventh SEQ
tton of the "yCint RESOLUTION IN l~iaflon 20 the
Public Printing" approved June IS, lbSe, sealed
proposals Val Ds Teooived a. tins once hntL "n
gay; the let day Of July, 1851. until y osipot r.,
for furnishing the paper thst may be requl ed I
me pubic printing for the year ending on tAe iA'
day oi DE- ceTaber, 1852.
ssoertained. the quantity VI esoh kind Of PsPA
that vii be required:
10000 reems hne printing paper. uncelendered, Co
measure n by So inches, and ~ weigh hfsy pounds
to the ram OF 500 sheets.
Class g.
500 resins hne printing paper. ca endsrtd, 90
measure g BY 50 INCHES, and TO weigh 6fly sax
pounds 10 the ream OF sou sheets
lAELeeabiy to the provisions Of the Joint resoiu-
tlon aforesaid, samples OF the character and quail
lty Of the paper required Tor the .pove classes viii
be furnlthSd 20 az p1csnts therefor. Ths paper "a
to b. put up IN cures Of twenty i've shoeis eaoh,
and IN bundles OF two Teams zach; each ream ID
thiosr ess and weight wall rec uire and 10 bun
de- exclusive OF wrsPpeTsl varying ser or unds
i've pr oeut from the standard We Kit vii be re-
ce we'd, anc the gross vslght wilt 10 al Gases he
same bundle 10 make up the weight will be oOu-
siaered Violation of the contract
Glass s.
900 reams superhne prIGtlng paper, hard-siI~d
Aud supsT cal ndered, 10 measure q 6y 81 ineh-s
and 10 weigh fifty pounds 20 the Of so sheets
2,oo resms tuperhne map paper, sized and caller
dered, OF such SIZES as az be rec ulred, oorres-
pondinr IN weight with ps per measuring IS BY -
inches. and wei hing twenty pounds per Of 80
O. eets.
500 reams superhne plate paper, (c.lendered or
urcaehdered, es Eey he required } 10 by q Inohes
and OF such weight pc ream as may be 90 uIred.
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
LIZ kLL WHO AXE AFFLICTED
READ!
kPfLY TIE REEEDY
EEIOIEE IH HEkITH


tTtend, &C you suffer! Are ven tbs v,ntim ~ ANY
efthcso humorous ailments 6hioh arise from i'm
Slrity Of tho blood! What arc tilcJ, do you ast
kstheT EsT, WHIST are they net! Tic blood ia tbe
s2arne " lie AID health, aud ii the hrst elem sni
% oar beng to Ioesand TO any cause Wboh iiects
s sJs!oin a. the sSEo infalIibly st.ests TLe oycr
sIGtMuns Sc1fa.gi=, the Irritating ETysipesr, the
subtt9 o2rG!ni ), tho sgnnisiIE Rheumatism, Ner-
.oul Debi,iiY DysFsssz LiYor Comp zint WI III its
aoffcI SEA dsoctlol, and tao nrinberess Ills tl,ai
aesa Is hsr t2y csri.o thor doous origin from the
pIooe; Desl siEfNy thcn ard gently Nth tbs blood.
ing sisSl5lhs RESOURCES Of lLture for its aid
and saEar u: 50 Commend 90 year cortCcnoe Snd
ase WAX trsi5 Valuable medioanens known a.
@RS. II. COXS
lHBflN EGETiPLF DECCCTTOH
vita rsEard to this ano.t iafalibs speo,nc
.pLNLAI soEIlIiant hSss sfOxSn in decided tcrr1s
49, tqp eTiCcEccs CT this great efficacy are sus-
taLcu ~ coitStEat Ayowa. Of curative eT5otu and
~ ~ 2Elest r9brts from its use are after III other
ie;aso,ea anu tie bsst med iCsl skill have isiled.
Let Us say, In e5aolU sion, that certiInstss
S1ies Sfe not sought frCD :hs literSto Ard sp ,er
nolai, pSt they are volunteered from the most rs
eHeo,abio eouToes and jartif, The highest terms in
Which ~ ls Possltls to commend go vaIusbIe a
spsolhc 70 pubic approval. We m.y aGi also thai
vac curative properties of the mad cpe are e. Isd
onII by tts restorative eects, tbs system rcooyer-
iLS itom vita renewed constitutional vie or
EcI sSis " Ell respectable pTuggis.s in this
gay ahu by the proprietor, MRS. n. COX,
rome genuine unless her nsms liz blown on the
ooIlls snd her zeal on the cork
j[rlee Y! per bottle, six bottles for o..
Geors etowp, H. c., wholesale Assn faI ivy H..
U.et, ana VII snsRi5 the trsdc at my prices.
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How TO SWIM IN A SuRF.-The person must
msiutsin such a position as to see the waves as
ttey approach. All that Is required is that the
swimmer keep on his course and watch their ap-
Proicn- As he rises upon q wave, he will see
roaring cataract three or four feet high, rushing
towards him as though IL threatened destruction
DIT II holds his breath 4 moment the crest will
pass harmessly over him and in an instant he
VII hnd himself on the windwaTd side Of the
wave, add ready to continue as before. IL the
person Is floating upon beard or plank, he should
turn his head toward the coming waves aud keep
as boat at right angles to them, holding his
breath as before when the crests pass In this way
he will be safely driven 10 the beach, but III he
allows the board To be struck b. the waves side
WAYS. be may be rolled owe. and over and In his
flight let go his hold
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PRENTICEANIA-Ah horse that kicks and doesn't
bite is Ike crazy cid gun-more dangerous at
tie breech than at the muzzle
The very respectable gentleman of Yankee birth
who edits the Lynchburg Virginian, and who
says that one Merylander can whip ten Yankees
gives his readers warning thst Lincon's troops
naturally closes his paragraph with ''Lst us be
rIovinS"
We believe that Ben Mccullough keeps dozen
regular reporters to report him being in dozens
of places thousands of miles apart at the same
time. Ben wants to be though ut the Devil. Well,
you are probably devil, Ben-but only poor
one.
When the disunion leaders in Memphis nd the
spirit Of their friends tagging, they manage to
ct telegraphic report Of great victory of the
Confederate troops. To be sure the report has to
be contradicted the next day, but they can get a
new one, or two or three new ones whenever
necessary.
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THE EVENING STAR.

An EPIsCOPAL BATTBRISa RAN-The Milwau-
kie Sentinel. May 30 says: Yesterday quite
crowd collected in the vicinity of the Church OF
-. Paul, James Cook Richmond's Church,) on
jackson street, expecting TO witness collision
between parties connected with the church The
circumstances are these.
dihculty Of a pecuniary nature exists. Mr..
T. lrena, the Secretary Of The Gas Company, has
advanced between two and three thousand dollars
towards the erection and furnishing of the church.
and claims to have some lien power over the
CHURCH on that account Acting under advice Of
counsel, the church doors were locked, and James
Cook Richmond refused admIttance.
In = few moments after the service of the injunc-
Oon, James Cook Richmond, IN an excited tone,
demanded the KEYS VI the Institution, but as the
demand was made Il a crowd of about dozen
persons promlscuously assembled neither ofwhom
bad any connection with the difficulty, the KEYS
were not forthcoming, wheIsupon Mr. Richmond
walked up to the Westerly door, and in loud voice
called out, in the name Of the Father - he then
kicked the door, reco'ling from the resistance,
Sand of the Son." another kick and another re-
coil from the stubborn and DpyieIdi mo- door ts,nd
ofthe Holy Ghost;n third all vi olent kick fol-
lowed, but the door, howeve. renamed nm.
opened. A piece Of thich plank vas then nro-
cured, and being used a ba:teriEr rsn, The
door was broken in and the ''cOnq ueror, entered
The vestry being entered pause took phce and
some person was dispatched for keys whseUitb
to open the inner door. About half an hon
elapsed, when an entrance was made the Int
door unlocked, and service commenced in IL,
church The crowd dispersed and peace appeared
to prevail.
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A NEW KIND OF TIMg-The Monroe Sentinel
hss discovered something new Here is what IL
Is: = 1t is SQUAD Time in the pigeon Ioost
Now rs the time for getting the Young ones They
s'e sad to be very fat and about beginning to
n. TO gun Is necessary 10 take them but the
boys rap on the trees and the squads hop out A
race then cnsues, srd the pigeon is run down
wagon loads of thsm are broUg ht to town dailyD
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apr Wv
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II - FRENCH Il RICHSIEIN
Lave Just received q fresh supply of Note Pa
per, Colored Borders, ruled ana plain, with En-
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WATcHREER;AIlEIINg ANDsILVER WARE

nave one OF the best estabIiehment. and f,,r.
nished with complete set of tools for Iens,r ~
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IL violent hall storm visited the region Of
Newtown ard New Milford. CT. SATURDAY. after
noon La some places the ground was covered
with hail stones az large as hens eggs
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ID READER,
Il ERUSE The following statement and then Judge
of it9 fsnts f,lr AOnrself


of it's facts for Yourself
ABShM COLE, of Brooklyn, N. y. 8 well
known citizen there. had suffered from Dysaepsla
for some years, wI.Eort permanent Ieiief satii he
tried Ayers PILLS, which taken sccorcIng To
the directors for thIs complaint restoreS olIs To
h slth In few weeks After an lnterva Of some
mon, S be has md no return Of his comp Amt
GEO. w. CROSS, Of Harmony, Texas, had an
eruption on his neck. shoulders, back and leg,
WHOA covered about one third of his body n kent
the parts afectsd covered with q scab, and being
oiteu rsw sore, vas of course very Troublesome
and distressing. IL so much impaired his health a.
to unit him: or business aud kept him in constant
suffering. All medica aid failed hm until he took
AYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT sARSA-
PAklLLA, which cuT Ell him. His skin still shows
soma scars from the liberation, bat II is otherwie
as clear as an inf nts.
JOHN II, SHOOK, Esq an eminent LAWYER of
Richmond, Va. took old which settled on his
lungs. severe pf.la set in the Jeff eide with
bad cough. which WAS soon followed by the unmIs-
taxa lie symptoms OF consumption. When reduced
very low he commenced taking AYERS CHER
RI PEG,nkAL, Th!ch soon stopped the cough
Prepared By DR.. ]. c. AVER Co.. Lowell.
MASS. ma Is cots
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GOOD ARTlCLEs.-MOORE' INSECT and
vERMIN DESTROY En- will ro you OF
coaches, Bed Bugs, Ants, SO Moore's Raj And
wnl remove paint, vsrn sh or grease Of any kind.
Ierf The most delsAte fabric, silk or wool a wits,
out Injury TO color or otherwise will al an Kid
Gioves beautifully with little labar. For sale Al
West End. asaT
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RUPONT's 6UNPOWDER,

nUPONTS 6UNPUwDER,
u For sale az manufacturers prices, by
JOHN J. BOGUE, GknRsRrowN, ID. c..
Sole Asesey for tAe DtsIrleg az colxusbts.
large supPy, embracing every vanory, sgs,s
On hsbd, nd de vefcd nee % al paris OF the DIE
tIIct Orders also be Jeff at the once Of Adams
Express COMPANY, Wa&hing ton, u, @, 70 SlsV1y
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OmdCEks. PETTY OFFICERS, AND Se.-
She capture 81 any shaver can have tser ,ns "a,
SEIlaI5 ard Head Money pfomptIy aIende to b,
Esshinston' u h 1sdrssslng G. p. WALLACE,
Wv ia k-u
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FORM CT GUARANTEE.

certlfJ that --ha- proper facIli-
TIES able to fui I'll o contract for fu ng
stationery Tor tho Department of State daring ths
opted. ia6w91
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Form Of GHdrontee,

- certify that "-h a- proper facili
Ties, aod = able to fulfil 8 contract for furpishin
stationery Tor ne department of the Interior dur
ing the year ending June So 1852, should - bid b
oooePteu nm 90 v<W
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
QKarteTmaster's Office, U S. M,rine Corps.I
Washington, ed Nav, 1851

washington, 22d May, 1851. (
SEIZED PROPOSALS will be received at this Off ca
untii Luesday the 18th day OF June 1851 At three
" ciSck F. IA Ior supplying Wood and Coal to the
y. .. Marlnes stationed at Wa. hington. ID a.
from the ist July. 1851, to the 3'th June. 1882 go
Inc wood TO be best oak sapling, and 10 he drliv-
ereai pied measured and ms peo:sd, at suoh points
thin tne walls OF the Marine Bars cks as may be
designated by the Commanding Marina CJfbcer
IRE OF expense TO the United stat e.
The coal to be best white ash anthracite err
coal, frss from dust, and to weigh 224O lbs to the
Iog, 20 De weighed Inspected, delivered at such
points within the walls of the Marine Barrsoys a
may be designated by the Cnmmanding nj srine
OiHctr,fee oil expense to the United Stale: and
eoth wood ana coal TO be furnished a, such times
Marine Offcer may REQ uire
faS inent VII be INSIDE upon the quarterly requi
sltion oil the Commanding pficer stsing the ra =
uties REQUIRED for the use of his Command, agreea
guar -nty, "a bs signed by two respopsib,e ner
sons hose resP"nsi bi lty must Ia csrt fed 10 by
me -. strict Judge. u. :. District AttoTpey
S2.s ,; accompany each proposal
To be endorsed Proposals. for Fu,In and al
dressed 10 the uIdersigned. AN -"
w. II. SLACK
ia 81 iaWfW Quartermaster Marine Corps
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WdlIE SULPHUR
SPRING HOTEL,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY,
PENNSYLVANIA,
a. Inc Projectors TAX pleasure In annon seing Ib,,
o os tEagnincent ettabishm-rt is now a
epp IN LOT gistors: Persons wishing 10 20 eEA9
ts;ny 70 INC country, where pure morn IEst6
fonnd meolclnil water and good living arc to IA
io9na, this place cannot be ex9SIsd. "'o ~ oe
ro' o''hef pa.5ticuia1s, send for circular, to
w. ID. BUR ROUGHS, or
nm. e,-o,.o. D. e. BURNETT, Cytv'
-" .I-Seeo. Proprietors
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NEW VOLUME BALZAC'S NoVEI.S.-Tbe
80 "A Iohseihlst, or the House OF Ciaes from the
Sies Warner, the Weaver of Raycloe: bI Geo
E!iott, the author of"Adam Bsde Frse nv MI
10 cents FRENCH II RICHSTEfN
ATS PeGna rvenHs
MAPS OF TnE SGATUF WAR.-A ,nIsnJid
~ map OF the Seat Of War for only ceIrs.
SOLDIERS Comp Dres sing Ca :es from % q % 90
Paper and Eavsooes - ' AiHu0' rag
Flags, banners ald badges, Views of Washing
Weekly Papers. N""' "Au
FRENCH & RICHSTEIN'S
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y DIR. JOHNSTON,
- a L r LORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
CURE WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.

LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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TAYLOR s. CR.sEEZ

At THE HUNTINGDON NURSERIES
~ HUNTIsGDoS, PA,
sell Fruit & Ornamental Tress, Vines &c, OF
better growth, larger size. and at lower prices
than any of the Northern or Eastern Nurseries,
and warrant them true to name.
Standard Apple trees at lS3 cents each
5ld per 100.
Peach trees, Is to 90 cts each-Sl2.5o 10
Slo per l00-
Standard Pear trees, so to 10 cts oach.
Dwarf Pear trees, sos toSl each--2o to see
per 100
Dwarf Apple trees, so to rs cts each.
Standard Cherry trees 371 to rs cts.
Dwarf Cherry trees SO to IS .ets.
Plum trees SO cts.
Apricot trees 10 to 700
Nectarne trees 25 cts each.
Grape Vines % cts to 81.
Silver Maple trees 624 to 81.
European Ash, 70 to
European Larch, IS cts 10 l.50.
Norway Spruce, 80 cts to 81.
American Balsam Pine, IS cts to SI.50
American & Chinese Arbor Vita, SO cts to
$l.50
Strawberry Plants, 81 per 100, &c &C.
Huntington. Jan. 25, $780, 3m.
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WITMER's BRIDGE.
Lancaster TIP. July so, 1850.

Lancaster TIP. July So 1860.
MEssRs. EVANS AND WATSON: GENTLEMEN
The small size No. l Salamander safe which
purchased from your agent, Mr.. Adam II.
Bar, ia lancaster City, on July goth, 1858,
has been subjected TO very severe test
which it Wilhstood in Il most satisfactory
manner. This Safe, containing all my books,
together with valuable papers belonging to
myself and some to my neighbors and friends,
and represeting a value of over Twenty Thous-
and Dollars, (S20, ,000) was in my Mill which
was destroyed on the night of the 9th of Ju-
ly, 1860, and passed through the fiery ordeal
unsca:hed The Safe on the second floor
and fell to the basement OF the MILL and was
subjected for six hours to an intense heat
among the ruins, which was greatly increased
by the combustion of large quantity of grain
confined within he brick walls After tho
fire the safe opened and the books and
papers taken out in state of perfect preser-
yation, the paper not even being discolored
This fact was, however, 10 many bystsnders
a better recommendation Of your Safes than
could be expressed in any. other words from
me. Yours Respectfully
[sel3 SAMUEL RANCK.
u.s. : large assortment OF the above quail
itv of Fire and Thief Proof Safes alwavs en-
hand and for sale at as low rates as any other
firm, ct EVANS & WATS0N'S,
No. 3o4 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia