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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16
The Democrnllo strength.

Over Que and halt milhnusof men in the
loyal States have declared that they do not want
Abraham Lincoln President for another four
years And yet they will submit cheeriuIly,
gracefully 10 the will Of the majority as sX-
pressed at be ballot box in favor OF bis re.
| election. II the majority can endure the un-
told hardships incident TO 3 democratic deieat
the minority certainly can They can live in
this country and pay taxes just as long as
those of the successful party, who are not
drawing large salaries and gorging them
selves with plumbers gotten from the suffering
of the people From compusiOn, not having
the power to avert the awful calamity and re
move the bitter cup, they must submit TO the
temporary disruption of the Coniederacy, but
to Weld one olR OF their dsvoton to coustltu-
tienal liberty they never will. The party
flushed with victory may fancy that they have
a new license TO invade constitutional rights,
that the thumb screw and the gag can be ap.
Piled with increased violence and force The
attempt will not be a wise one, Thousands
of good men and trne men, thoroughly honest
in their convictions OF duty TO their country
voted for Mr. Lincoln under protest His
weakness, his vaeiilRtion his failure political
ly, military and financially they frankly ad
mitted but they did not believe it was good
policy to swap horaes while crossing IA
stream" General McCiean's ability, I'M
swervigg devotion 10 the Union, undoubted
loyalty and patriotism, they readily uonce-
drd, but feared tha. he might possibly be
under the control OF men whose views aud
polices might compel him 10 adOps a course
! that would not enhance the oest interests Of
the country For this reason they voted ior
Mr.. Lincoln, both 10 anger and sorrow But
| for him they have not endorsed his ,mbeciity,
his invasion OF populur rights, at least no far
ther than their votes 20 Full one-third al
his supporters voted with mental reserva-
ton, not freely and with generous enthusi.
ssm or personal devotion. the mau, but grud-
gingly giugerly, sourly, very much as a man
always feels alter having done an act that does
not meet the unqualified approval Of his con.
science No one will say bat that Wade aud
| Davis aud Chase and Fremont and their fol
| lovers supported Mr.. Lincoln as, to them, a
! choice Of two evils. His greatest enemies
will be those of his own household ere twelve
months elapss, he shall coutnus his vacila-
tating policy and further subject himself to
the control Of iuadmen and fanatics
Let Mr.. Lincoln save the country, save the
Constitution, and for this purpose, and this
alone, any draft he may make upon the
democracy will be duly honorsd hut the soon
er he sbandous his ridiculous aud absurd the
ory that in order to save the Constitution he
must destroy it, the better IL will be for him
and "sll whom it may concern for the dem
ocrsey have vowed, come veal eoue woe tbs
Constitution, as welllas the Union, must and
shall be maintained, and at any and every
hazard of life or OF treasure.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16
our view OF tho ERECTION.

"The dye is cast T. and it is black
A dark dsy and dark dsed-Last Tuesday
and the election Of Lincoln,
"The die 10 east Lincoln is elected, and
the death Of the Republic is sealed, as is also
all those between eighteen and fifty.
"a fool for luck" Abe Lincoln, the buf
foon and smuttY joker, is reelected President
"If ignorance is bliss It's folly to be wise"
Some folks may think we are looking on
the dark aide of the subject but we cant help
il, When negroized republic stArss us in the
face
Whom the gods wiSh.to destroy they first
make mad, is Il saying that seems peculiarly
applicable to lhs American people They
have gone mad aud the destruction will come
wilh the next draft
"Give him rope enough and he II hang him
self" is often said OF wilful man The Ab.
ollionists have got the rope, and we don't t
care how soon the banging commences We
I will bet small sum that before another four
/ years elapse, those who voted for Lincoln will
/ feel like following the example of Judas Isca.
| riot IYtLsfla ttf.kts tUt
/ Black is henceiorlh 10 be the prominent
color in our government, both in face and
dress In order TO eject the latter change, q
heavy eonseriptiOn will soon take place, when
all will be called upon to mourn for some rel
J asivs-- Hancock Courier.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE,

Joseph Branaman, Plaintiff , Case No. 9Oll
agaluAt MOntgomery County
8so II. Jenres et al. Del'ts Superior court
DERgUANF to an order ct the superior Court Of
i Montgomery County, ONO madc IN the thoye
enhte cause and 10 lns directed viii offer az Publc
AH'on at the door Of the Court House W the city
Daytonin the county and 5tata alore -aid
SATURDAY, December leih, 1864,
betN cen the hours OF one aLd four O'Clock T.. NJ.
sald day the following described roa estate, to-itt
situate N Miami q ~, Montgomery County, ONO,
ana described as follows; Lot kDmoered twenty
sou township said County and tate and described
IN the Records of said county, hsng part of section
No. Thirty two, (33 and fractional section Thirty
three, (33) Town two, (2) and Range SIX (6l
Said properly has been appraised at el2eu and cans
not sell for loss than y Oi said amount
.-' W. n. BELVILLE,
Master Commissioner Montgomery superior Court.
N. E. JoRBAH, Atty. nov2wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

Ho9bs LgG In the early part Of thisyear
M emircut staff surgeon in the Confederate
army vas dispa ched 10 London, and took np
his 0varters in the ueighhorhood Of "A skilled
artis, lie came provided with models OF the
irufcated members OF IA number Of Concdef-
ate officers spent several weeks in superin-
tending The manufacture Of a number oiarms,
hgs, arms, &c;, which were supplied in sets
Of two or three each, that, Hmid the perils OF
blockade running, one at least should reach
its destination in safety On one particular
specimen Of ingenuity, particular care was
bestowed and the surgeon took charge OF
It himself, sewing il up in water proof
casing, that it might sutyye the chance ot
being thrown overheard, 10 BE- rescued from
the clntchos Of federal chasers This was
the Identical lmb--sn Anglesey leg. as II is
called-which enabled Gen Hood TO take
Reiive service again, and assume command
Of the army Of Atlanta 49, London lnder
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16
The RiRht spirit.

10 ohonest opponsn,s--those who really be-
lieved that the reelection OF Nj L'ucoln
would imperl the liberties Of the countty, and
who, believing 1t, lahorsd earnestly and cease
lessly to compass bis defeat, we have, We can, p,
and DO extend broihefs hand, and wilh Il
goes our sympathy To err IN Judgment up
on measures, and especially political ones
looking TO O future policy, is but human All
Of US stand in the category OF humanity ia
that particular. Bat when We have each
done oar best and staud approved, by our oTn
Judgment aud conscience. We can cheeriully
rraye the great is4ues settled yesterday TO the
unioldibgs Of the future Naturalization Pa
per OF Nov eth
We are most happy to quote the above par
agraph from a. Administration paper pub-
lished in one OF the Eastern cities, aa breath
ing the spirit of,rus patriotism. Il Is so dit
ferent from they sarticie in which TIN
yokss I.iucolns vegesnce on the Democracy
thst the contrast is resly refreshing We
are not Of those who believe il riphtin th'
heat Of political ceudict to ialsiiy the position
or msrepreseut the purpose Of others. Il
has never been our creed, that the politica
speaker or the political editor wos entitled ia
do that on the stump or through his columns
which be would blnsh to do in the ordinary
intercourse of social life The prolaue here
~ that the eud iustiieq the moaus,bss never
received any favorable recognition from
US
If in anything intelligence ami conscience
should rule aud upon which the calmest de
eisious Of the intellect should bs brought to
bear it is. in our view, those political guest
ions which affect, and eeessarily most yitalJ
affect the welfare not to say the liberty, oitbe
people. While we cannot bring our reason tc
accept the bright antioipations Of our Republl
can brother who wrote the paragraph at the
head of this article, in view Of the result OF the
late Presidential election, we shall be quite aS
happy as he, to find our fears unreal, and ouI
doubts ''tho baseless fabric Of a dream.
Whatever may be in store for our country in
the future, let every man "hope on, hope
ever" and faithfully perform his every duty
aud among these duties, not the least is, to
strengthen the bonds Of Neighborhood, as OF
National Unlou Let the spirit OF Love sup
plant the spiritof Hate among our people let
bretheren once more dwell together 10 unity.
Statesman.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

THE Cleveland Herald, since the election,
asks pardon OF its readers for publishing die
paragemsnt Of McClellans abilities aud a
declaration that be was unit to run one
horse railroad. That slander orginAted with
John Brough aud was re-echoed BY the entire
Abolition press. Those silly Abolition orators
need not apologize for their searility at this
la'e stage in the game. Nobody solicited an
apology from them, aud nobody will TesiprO
cate by apologizing for tho we'll founded char,
ges brought by the snti-sbolition press against
Lincoln, tor this reason, that while the char
gss against Lincoln were true, those against
Mcclellan were generally fslsehopds aud in.
yentiona - StdtesmGR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

Tho highest circles Of English society cul'
,ivate penmanship With care and snccess -
The Qoeen's Handwriting is beautitui-tow-
ing aud elegant, and ttminine Prince Al
beris bioerspher compared the Prince TO
Goethe, who would lake inordinate pains,
even in writing a short note, that 1t should be
admirably written He did noi understand
the merit Of being second best, hut everything
that was done, must be done perfectly. The
Prince Consort took the greatest interest In
the caligraphyof his children, and few young
people write more elegantly and at the same
time more distinctly. than the princes and
princessesd d England
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

Onr dispatches from Washington, yester
day morning, said arrangements had been
made for the exchange of tsn thousand pris
oners AS the election is new passed, we trust
the administration will find time and means
10 provide for a general exchange The sui.
ferinys OF our men at AndersOnVilie are as
directly chArgesble to the authorities at Wash.
inEton as to the eonfederates The latter
wish to exchange, and the former refuse, un-
less negroes are included The letter Of Geo.
Lee to General Grant, in relation to the treat.
ment of negro prisoners, shows that the reb-
els accord them the rights of prisoners of war
unless they are identified as slaves. OF the
latter class not, probably, three hundred are
retained BY them. For this inslgnincant
number our men by thousands have been per-
mitted to stGrve aud rot and die in southern
pens II Mr. Lincoln was afraid of loss OF
abolition support, il he consented to aa ex'
change before the election, this eoDtemptibie
reason is now do longer in his way We shall
see if he will still be Indifferent to the suffer
ings which he can easily and instantly relieve
- Chicago Times,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

ALsAsI, NV YouE
Ppor. prNusS: Iso y,ara ago iiy scslp tooane
Iae disease spread tn'Il my scalp one cen ylete
soIe.. It becgmc ,en rsnioi, my est @, night was
hrokG,,i the itEi' ...l itching. .ou was ~ sun
l.Or .ulri Vou. .tl'y I.mtuy after rsIrCGy, lut
only mon. .nta,, rtH.f' c,rsnled ss,,ral illsI-
claus This r..y. ..' , y them ti.at me
diseaso 3gith shD.. WIS anectcd was o. e. sit
In am ,.nd that they couid not benefit ne rsH5
your sdyerseuiCnt aud concluded 10 consult you.
iou assured me that sou would eradicate The dseaso
aud restore my hair which had become very thin
win Tint as.trance placed myself IN youv hsnds.
and the results ere, ! ave luXuricut hCHd o tam
my a,ull. IS perfectly wei and my hsr hus ceased 1,
Mas sAasu GaUL6, No 1T sorth PeaIi STREET
II i- aIaeL acknowledged by all who have use0 The
HAIR EestoIer, and their name IS Legion, that It is
THE ONLY PREPARATION
Thai would enectualy and permanently restore The
hair Of those who are bald, aud prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
1ne large and ia, IDLY increasing talo o. Restorative
IS the sronge e,5ence Of the manifold benefits It
cOuteUug upon
TUE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence Of he putlic has been obtained and
they oil suite al atesng 60 il- N, rt and vast super
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Ever intruducei. do NOS recommend my pre-, cara
ton 80 cause Hir 70 iroW SIX ieet pa relJ as many
consistent with the laws of Naure o those wbopie
skePhcs or increduiols, vii ueso bona TIDE oisi.
with forfeit $1,000
t0ne Thousand Dollars) n { tail to cure the wort
cases o. partial badness, under dneen lesis stand
THE Only GEN me HAIR BEsToRER
THIS wonderful remedy i- sold by druggists seAer
" YouR DRLeGIar HAs NOT cor IT SEND
FOR if.
N.B-G,tres guaranteed p every case where the oi
reeuoas tor gs afe luric.uy otcyeu.
@s-iIive. 81 per bo, he, 90 siE bottl6s lorS5.
PRuE h A. nE MUM,
fal3itV Aliany. New foIk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16
HOW Thex FaeI.

We have been asked the question how the
Democracy feels as 10 the result Of the Presi-
dental election I'VE answer they fesl like men
who have for three quarters Of century la.
bored and thought that they had secured to
themselves and posterity a cOmpeteUey, and
thea woke up one morning aud found them
selves robbed Of ii by a set of thieves and
plunderers. Hancock Courier.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16
MtoiCal

TuhEs Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma an
- Consumption. u IL only necessary for ary one
troubleu with these complaints 20 ny one bottle OF
St,ick 'aHd's NelhRuous Cough Balsam
IN convince them shat tis tho best preparation
used. &c not only cures the above affections OF the
Throat and Lungs, but it cures Night hNeetS std
stthur of ~ cd sua s mn excellent garPle for nuy
Kind o Sore Throat 10 W pleasant to tetei uDdt
.aic medicine or infants, Price d5 Cents per hottie
Nor sale by dgnggist- generally. MA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

NEWSPAPERS SUsPEEDWG.-We notice that
many newspapers in different parts of the
country have postponed indefinitely further
publication In these days of dear paper, cost
ly tslegraphing aud corresponding wages for
mechanical and literary labor, it requires a
large revenue from circulation and adverlis-
ing to maintain paper We say to our de-
fuuct contemporaries, "Peane to your ashes y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

Some years ago Nj Mynders, Of Sen.
eco Falls, remarked to q friend who was resid-
ing with him Look at that young man pass
lug he II lbe best Workmen in my chop and
nm sorry he is going 90 make Il fool e him
self BY leaving good trade to study law. -
That Young man, Millari Fillmore was lately
President of the United States
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

Ix view of the result of the Preside ntia'
election it may be surmised that perhaps II
was in tb,, providence of the Almighty that
tbe narty which stabbed the Constitution
should il sit Up with the corpse, and that a
ternporary elevation was given to make the fall
more deadly,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16
IMMENSE HOsprrAL At AsyArOLs,-A Wash

IMMENSE HosPITAL AT ASyAPoLIs-A A Wash
ington letter To the N Y Herald says
The medical department Of the army is
engaged in preparing the plans fer an m-
meuse hospital, to be built upon the Severn
river, near Annapolis, Nd. This general hos
pital, which has been projected by Surgeon
Geuerel CaTnes will eclipse ia extent and ae-
eommodations any Other institution Of the
kind in the world. 1t is intended to have il
surrounded with extensive grounds for the ex-
ercise aud amusement of the patients, it hev
ing been found by experience that ample OPP
portunity of out of door exercise has more
bepeficiAl effect, and contributes more to the
speedy recovery Of the patients than any 9th
sr accessory of a hospital The farm upon
which it is proposed to locate II comprises
about thonsand seFes, the owner Of which ID
is q seeessionist, and in the rebel lines.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

lis thought that old RoBRRT J. WAL.
KER will succeed FEssESDES as Secretary
of the Treasury, and that STANTON will
soon go ont OF the War Department.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

FLoRA Temple, the famous trottlng
mare, will be brought on the turf some
time in next May, which viii be positive
ly her last appearance. She is the pro-
perty of Mr.. WELoH, of Chesnut Hills,
New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16
THE View Congress.

The recent elections have placed two
thirds Union majority in the next Con
gress, beyond question. The delegation
will stand about as follows
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

THE HoNE OF LINcoLS-spriug6eld, Ill ,
the home OF Abraham Lincoln, gave George
B Mcclellan 70 majority, while Orange, New
Jersey-McGlsllau home--gAve the General
90 majority
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16
sHERIFFs SALE

OF avaluable Farun il Randolph Township
Henry Killer, Montgomery County
SUPERIOR Count
Moses EiIer, ct al ID Partition.
Dl virtue of, and in obedience 70 the command OF
ID an order Of sale made by the Sup peuDr Court (
Montgomery County, Ohio, aud TO me directed,
Will ouer Public sale on the premises On
MONDAY, November 2let, 1864,
at o'clock P N. or said day The following described
real estate viz situated IN tht County OF Montgom
cry IN the State Of OHIO, and described follows
Beginning nj the north east Of Section tGl
Town hve b) RANCE five t5) east, HAi running thence,
west iOrly (iU) chains and seSeuybve tT5 links, 10
she north west corner of the north quaIter ul
said section thence south The We sLne of said
quarter section forty two 42) chains twenty two C22J
nks TO tue south west Of said quarter ser lou,
thence east on the south limo Of said quarter section
pry (40 ehans and sixty -onr (64) links to tho cast
ue OF fmd section thence north lofty.two (32)
haus, twenty two lz2) links to ts place OF hegun-
ing, containing one huudred ana seYeuty-On Qgl)
and seventy nine hpndte edths (TDuOt Of
ana has heen appraised 81 seventy $50 PER aud
cannot sell for less than = OF the appndsment,
Terms, n cash. "a IN oIio, aud the balance IN two
years from the day uf sale Too de ered paymsnta
10 bear per cent interest froAn the day o aaia and
to be secured 10y mortgage on the premises.
THIS farm is locate 4 ine Miami county hue
about miles northwest OF the Town OF Union, ana
about the sama distance ssst Of PnillipsburE. Iit
arm is well improved, and IN excellent ORDER, Ruo
the hest quality Of land 10 be sold tree OF Dover.
GEO WoGAAAN, sheriff
J. H. BAsaoTr. AttY oc2O wGw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

Ben. Butler Dor rows the language OF Grant,
and swears that he will night It ogt on that
line pntil Richmond is taken. When Ben,
Bntler gets bis deserts be viii hght it out on
a different line ry ael3.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

Lincoln is in the habit OF complaining Of
the severity Of his labors and declaring that
his "brain feels as though it was on ire. "
WbV don't some Of his friends blow it out2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16
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Sirieklands Anf- Cholera Mirhlre.

3 n composition Of astfiueents, sbsolbenls. stimU.
1 lant= snd cormInatvee, winch very hysctpu at
knoNledges Is the only preparation thst vii eilcct
permanent cure Of barrhe1 and Dyseter, This Anti.
Cholera Mixture Is now an IN some OF tuI ftu
hospitals where 1t gives the greatest satisaeIiCr ii
has saved the lives OF thousands of our soldiers a
citizens, ard We viii gunfHHe" ID oto the REST rene
dy H. he world for Diauhonaud d, ,s,ntery
Mr. Wav3s, o. Coyiugion, Rly. Vi H., ne VI Isi,i y
TO satisfy one as TO Tho yrtuo SiF Lland'= Anu
Cholera mlNi1ci IN a't wa have a great uum, 81 u
Testimonials ron patiCulp Who have cen cIft q nfe
being pronounced in uraile by their ply siciabg
after iang only Que tottle OF Stucslsnds Anti Chui-
era AliStufe. ifNoU&ufor with pi.rIhta and ysen
terry try one lo.ue ma
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16
The EIectoraI CoIIege.


The results of Tuesdays Presidential
election are as follows
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-01
Tax Payers Take Notice.

THE annual list of United States taxes is
/ made upon licenses, income on carria.
ges, silver plate and all unpaid monthly lists
are nov due, and payable as follows.
JCNIATA COUNTY vii: be attended 70 BY John
M'Laughfu deputy, at Miin town. Monday the lIth
dzy of Jannary, 1861; at 81 Asterve on the 18th and
18th, Richheld l&th, Mexico 10th MConneisvile 18TH
East waterford 10th and 81, Psfryville s3.
SNYDER COUNTY-Henry Smith wilt attend At the
Washington House, Middleburg on the I1th Of Jauua
ry Sensgrove,at the Union Hcu-r the 18TH Free
burg at r. Moyers hotel the lsth at Beaver Spring
l4th and 18th.
UNION CoUNTY-Jesse Beaver, deputy will attend
at Hsrteton the lIth of January Mfiinb burg on
the 18th, at New Berlin the 18Th, L-~sburg on
the llth and 18th. at New Columbia the 18th, st
Unioutnwn the 10th.
NORTHUMBERLAND CoUNTY-s B. Bower. deputy,
will attend at his Office in Susbury, the 18th and 18TH
I'D and I'D at ~ Huff's In the bosough of Milton
DAUPHIS C0UNTY-AttrrdaBce will be given In
person, by deputy, at the Assessors 0fts, Middle
town, the 1lth, at Hummelstown, at ksums Hotel.
the 18th, at Ingi-stown the 13th Berry burg
the 10th. at Miersburz on the ;oth. at Halifax
the 2lst, At Dauphin the nnR ofthe I'd Atten-
dance will br given sny day at my Office, In Harris
burg. for Dauphin county.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-To all who neglect
10 pay at the time and places specified, 10
per centum must be added and paid. All
taxes must. be paid in Government funds or lis
equivalent.
A, X. FAHNESTOCK,
Collector l4th District, Penna.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-01
Farms for Sale,

THE subscriber offers for sale a, Private
L Sale Two Farms situated near the
borough of Hartle,on.
One in Hartley township. containing abou,
$50 Acres, adjoining lands Of Jacob Fees,
Jacob Smith and others. with a good House,
Barn. and other buildings thereon.
The other in Lewis township, containing
about 100 Acres, with new Brick House.
Bank Barn and other OutbuiIdngs, adjoining
land of VIM Hoffman, WIN Wolf and others.
For further information. inquire of the
subscriber, residing in Hartley township. or
Of saNuEL HAUPr Esq. in Hartleton borough.
Oct. II R.V. b. LINCOLN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-01

D@-Ws know of no machine which has
taken such start 10 the trade Is Cark.
hui and Paiae's HIND PoWer .Straw and
Fodder Gutter. They have now a con.
tract With Messrs. JAMES WRIGHT & Co..
Of Lock Haven Pa, for their manufacture
by the thousand Citizens of Penn'a
Except Union, North'd aud Lyc., which
are sold) aud all other States may apply
to them for these handy and popular
implements.