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ing notice that he would preach the follow
ing day; that he had certain religious tracts
for sale, and also an extensive stock ofDow's
family medicine.


Counterfeit Notes of the denomination of
one hundred dollars, Of the Reading Bank,
are in circulation.


Antisthenes wondered at mankind, that in
buying an earthen dish, they were careful
to sound it lest it had crack; yet SO careless
in choosing friends as to take them flowed
with vice.


Mr. segfried E. Walter. employed as
clerk and assistant in the school attached to
the Franklin Institute, last week, absconded
with four hundred and thirty dollars, be-
longing to the master, it being quarter day.


The Warren (Pa.) Gazette mentions that
Miss Sarah Owen, recovered last week,
$500 damages in suit against Johnston
Wilson, for breach of promise