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MEDICAL NOYlIA

4FASHE Subscriber, DocToH MrDlcts, an,, ..
CHEMIST, respectfully iDins the LADIES' and d.,.
men OF ilmigion ana Is s.c.Iny, ,hal H. H. EMls'
menced to prepare Medicine, III AiAKKI1, eal,so son
Wilmington, Deawale IN the house opposite H. ~
Heopes Coz Lumber far-ahere he prepares M .'@
loving Medicines The Sui phate Of Qurine RI Nie o'
cine contains the active principle Of the Peruvian p tQ.
when properly prepared IS the best medicine a M and
covered for he cure Of Agues Rem,en and Ine MOS u.s.
Feyers. Tie also prepares Basamc Res,orat,ve rueM
Of the Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Conm W. u.s.
Phthisic; and medicine which will eiec,uaI, rrs0
distressing Headache matter how Ions ee lle
uance may be- lie also cures the 1co,hacle in Jl'
minutes, without making use Of any Of the cofrodma ew
red hot iron, or plugging the teeth with gold ata
sheet lead The medicine he makes use Of VI Nd s OF
the teeth for years lie prepares Tooth Powder hse
when the teeth be they black from tak; WIZ i
cine any other DIR Z. piepYres an F,eu el
that will remove all infamma lions from the ewes 'aer
Cured numbers from the rheumatism and some &c lave
require as see it is too much the custom with NOT
From my practice Of medicine and my exper,anc IA
knowledge of chemistry, able to extract ,ne;u
virtues contained in animals, vegetables and minerals anal
can apply the for the different diseases as the u
5of people may want them Peisots afflicted win fa
III they make timely application, lie cured ''''1
There is medicine sold BY the lame Of y.ua;m, po
cea which, did not hear OF Until Nj Swami, .1
semsnt, sGme few weeks past he, called nm s "se:
the most eninen PHI, scians il Philadelphia and srn
them respecting the Panacea, and moimc, them t,ty
bad the authors works who invented The n,.dn "'
discovered It's effects in the certain ;scase M
the gentlemen spoke 10 on tie subject, said tbev u
Rcertaln that Mr. Swain was not the inventor Of ill., mai
@clne The man that invented the Pa acea was one s hn
7greates' chemists that Europe p oduced and dead %
two hundred years. and his writings ale difficult to be- ,a
hat Mr.. Swain has got par, OF bis works m ,
|person gave him receipt from the work have 70 do,
lot. have now prepared chemical and real nIenat
|of the PANACEA, which Will sell az one dollar nor b
tie by the do1en and one dollar and fifty cents single
DIR. +. prepares Wash for the Ladies which temoyo.
la Spots, Erupons and letters from tile face and hands
and clears and beauties the skin. He also preparex
save that will take oui Coins by the roots from H. ,o
and not give the least sensation Of pain - 'Oe9
Ladies Gentlemen wjo are afflicted win any Il ..
hat IS durable if they are pleased to call on me- sha h.
attended TO with the strctesi punctuality -
JAS. PURCELL, NJ. ID. &pC
Wilmington, Del, Jan. 20, 1926. l86m
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

fIvIiE following Cenon and Pooen Machinery offered
i for sale, at reduced prices
COTTO.r MACHINERY.
-Four Throses Of 100 spindles each
lone so inch Gard, workers and SHIPPERS good clothing
lone SO inch do. do. do.
lone Drawing frame, heads.
1.-TWO Rowing frames, l6 cans each.
Yarn Press Banding Machine, Cans Reel Belts Scales and
Weights, Winding Block, &c &c.
The above Machinery has been little used and most
|of it is in good working order.
WOOLE.f .I.aCHL.NERY.
Three "a inch Cardng Engines.
lone Billy 60 Spindes.
Two Jnneys 70 Spindles each.
One Warping Mill.
Twenty Looms most of them broad with Reeds fIeddles
Shutlles, Bobbns &c. &c.
Five Power LOOMS that are supposed will do either
for wooden cotton goods
The above Machinery will be sold low, either atogeth
Ter or in parts. Apply to ]. ALRICHS & Co.
Wilmington, 9Th mo. 18Th 1926. So
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Grand Lodge of Delaware.

4 stated communication Of the Grand Lodge Of De
IA la@are, held III Wilmington on TUESDAY Inna o., h
u 500, a. y 1920, the following Brethren were iul,
Siecseu ollcers for the ensuing yeaf--vi2:
NJ. w. Arnold Nanduin, Grand Master
Il. w. JOSIAH Clement Deputv Crand Master
~ v, w J"nn MccInng, Senior Grand Warden.
~ ", Jonn Tenant, Junior Grand Warden
X, w. James Booth, Jun Grand Treasurer
Il, w. William +. Read, Grand Secretary.
me NJ W Grand Master appointed
W. ihomas Rees, Senior Grand Deacon.
acV' italpn WiIston, Grand Chaplain
W. l'aVd q Wilson, Grand Marshal
W. lohn \: Nauian, Grand Sw rd.Bearer
Grand Observation-Disclosures Chandler Seeds .nJ co,,
|ders i oau''
Joseph Day, Grand TYLER.
Grand Nstors--l}rs Josiah +. Clement, D. a. NJ 7
!G Olives, John Tenant, j. G. w w H. Read G. Secv
land jerome Lorng,
Committee of Correspondence-Br Willard Hall. A
Hamilton, N g. Williamson, John Crow, w r. Read
The r w Senior Grand Warden appointed w. Same
iiarker JUNIOR rand Deacon.
BY order
WILLIAM 7. READ, Grand secye,o,u
oulc -.o TOO. 6l-3t
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4ueen OF Otahelte HOTEL,
a fer doors heLoir TIE I,nirn HILL.

JOSHUA HUTTON, (iate IF The Black Horse Tavern,
O respectfully informs his frends and tine public in gen
era that he has taken the above extensive establishment
recenly occupied by james pumly which he has fttet
up IN astyle that will comfort and convenience hi
visitors The Hotel situated pleasant part of thu
Borough. and presents inducements and advantages
those who the pursuit OF business pleasure
surpassed by any public house in The town The nutnbe
land arrangement Of the such that those wilt
wish TO be retired from the noise and hustle of
may be perfectly gratied.
The Stables and Carriage House attached to the estab
shmen extensive, commodios and secure and unde
the direction OF trusiy snperintendents.
The advertiser haers himself that from his experience
the accommodations Of the house lie has TAKEN he viii
be able crafty his guests and render his establishment
worthy Of share of the public patronage.
Travellers wishing to take passage any ofthe Stages
Steam Boat from the Borough and DESTROYS Of leaving he
Horses and Carriages, may depend upon having every
BENTON paid TO them until their return.
HORSES TAKEN AT LIVERY.
Wilmington, April 4 1896 3o-3m
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DIR G.. FREEM.tN'S
COUGH DR0PS, OR IaDi.3r SPECIFIC


4sORth cure Of Gods, coughs asthnas, approachn.
consampons, ai diseases of the breast and lungs
ar SALE 5s john WHITE, ~. 10, Maiketstree, WI
+, TeS1Lifo.yL4Lg.
sLAscAsrER CorNTY, IS.
FOR the information e Tie public, do hereby certify
I int the following persons, whose names herei
snGn'ioEed personally appeared Before e, the subscribe
lae oi thc Abdomen the city 81 Lancas,er and being
" sworn affirmed, seye.ay eposed and declared
a they had made of d. GARRISON Freeman coug
lte,s, Tor Indian 5leciticl upon themselves with tlt
rcaiesi success, tor the curing i coughs, cold atna
rsnrlptioas s2ltufg OF 5opi al diseases ofthe brea
~ tha u ever! instance their effects
:Anpete lRl nfah1ie, vii appear By the following est
- my 81 hose who nave used them.
lde Broom aged - years, Of the city Of Lancaster
lB time oreyously afflicted with severe cough, pal
81 stitches IN his sides and breast, night swea, and cop
- dlscharee OF mater from his lungs, aud all the SYM
ms q censumptive. Applied 18th September, 1928
1apiee cure by using his Indian Specific Affirmed ane
bscrlbed, Janlafy, 1924.
3te .ialason, aged 80 years. of Manor township Ian
asier county, long time i'll with most violent cough
mploms as above and much enaciaed. Applied Angus,
III 1891 complete cure by using bottles Of Specific
Is worn ana subscribed ~, November 3O,h 1921.
hp Lres, aged IS years. of Lampeter township, Ian
]caster county symptoms as above and splitting blood
cure by using bottles, and year and six months
,er 5th 1921
Thomas Steel aged 80 years. of Efule Britain township,
Lancaster county, long time symptoms above, com
pe,e cnte by using the specific Sworn and subscribed
% May 22d 1922.
lettr .Abngit ageds Of the cityof Lancaster.
Comdd MraR aged 81 years. of Ieacock township,
ancaslcr county, John Barr, of Newcastle county, state
p Delaware, aged ~ Elizabeth MKew, aged 80 years of
Lancaster county Benjamin Wilson aged So years Bucks
comfy wears ILL., Nathan Jones, aged 81 wears Stras.
)ufgh tOwhp Lancaster county, Jacob Sutleherrer aqe
q, Lancaster county. John Iiurgs aged 80 wears of
straw sbnrgh, Lancaster county Adam Welfe aged 49
ears, Of Conesoga township, Lancaster county
alent coughs pains and stitches il their sides and breast
y a lhnS time, accompanied with night swcats hectic
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted 70 the estate of EduOard Heuves
"A decd. late Of This B,rough are requestedto make
e nroperly atested for having claims may present
AARON HEWES, Err.
Wilmington. me. 3, 1895 60 s.
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NOTICE.

Il persons indebted to the estate of in pcrlu, dec
late of Christiana Hundred are requested 10 NIL
immediate payment and those having claims against SAID
estate VIII present them properly atested for settlement
70 :, ,.oo MARY PARKlN, .Qdtn'r.
ouio AS' Ao%o 1o--9t
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TAILORING.
Francis O'DanieA.

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and tile public
IL that he has commenced the above business, at
NO. 9, WEST HIGH STREET,
Next door but Zba Ferrss, where he intends doing
AL kinds Of work in his line, in the best and most tashiona
ble style.
Having employed Mr.. CHRISTOPHER Couyrlss, as fore
nan, he has doubt that his work will give general salts
a. ton.
n. j. supply CT ready made clothing also, an assor
nent Of CLOTHS CASHIERS, and other articles suits
Die for mems wear will be kept for sale. His friends ar
he public invited to cali and see for themselves
Wilmington, April 81, 1926 44-3n
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COTTON MANUFACTORY

EoR SALE: containing about GOO spindIes, with full
L supply ~ cardng engines and OTHER machinery for
, ,n desperation OF Cotton Inquire Of zIBA FERRIS,
Watch Mascr, corner OF Market and High sts
Wilmington LIST mo. 20, 1895 1t,f
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
EAViNG failed TO sell my two tracts Of Land, in Abe.
marie county, which advertised for sale on the
i1th and lsh Ct this month"; hereby give notice. that
ney WIZ be offered for sale 20 the highest bidder and
without reserve the Mountain tract Consisting of about
1ooo acres, on Monday the 18Th Of July next and tile
,ract below Aiton consisting Of upwards of 7G0 acres
mo such portions as may suit the purchasers The dual
ny OF me land and The stale Of each tract in other res
poets, having been heretofore fully stated It is deemed
Liberal credits will be given the purchasers sha,
etnef attend the sales in person, give competent AM
hoy 10 Agents to represent me- on the premises on he
day OF sale sketch Of the DIVISION which Il s rronn
ed to make, OF these tracts and Of the numbers f
ana boundaries of each, will be shown in The interim
On the premises, to any person who may be inclined To-
purchase, and likewise on the day of sale u
H.. o. ,ooc JAMES MONROE.
- 80 1o1o 64--4t
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DISHONORABLE ACT.

itfSiiE printer Of weekly Newspaper III his Dorouph il,
changed he name Of his Taper from sDeauale Rer
ster" g Delaware Advertiser thereby adopting INT
OF the ute Of the "Amercan Walchman a. Il Delaware Az
'erser, Newspaper published also in tbs Borough by
the su5schScts and winch in existence many wear,
before me SAID printer commenced business We believe
that NAV Who will steal species of property, viii r
scFoPe 70 take anoher and as large portion If our eA.
change papers and communications received through p
Pos Office have no other description than Deawse
Adyertlsel, the design Of the aforementioned change
may be readily seen We have cndea,ored in he most
aud friendly manner, to induce lie printer al
ed To- to revert to the former some other title for lin
paper; but our efforts have been unayaing-and W.
therefore respectfully request, mean 70 avett wlae7.
or Jnry he sad printer may have intended tow adsus
by adopting ti,le that Correspondents, and thoe
printers who exchange with u.s. viii direct their iyos 10
Inc '..4meFicoa Idch,naa +" or to A 4 II. WILSON.
Wilmington, Del, March ~. 1926
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o. and "A cambria and aco White, blk and green Itala
net Muslins Grapes
and A Swiss Mulls , Gilt and quantity of suspcn
red and plain der and mole Buttons
Furniture Chin,s { Cacoe Ingram Competing OF super
IA French & English Clint. ui#quali,y
scs i'enna. ow Linen. Osnaburt
|Gnghams Of latest fashions and Porter SLeeting
Cacoes and Shifting Muslin Baugup and Pittsburgh Cora
- and 10 Irish Linen Linen and Cotton Drilling
Long Lawns, assorted white and coIored
Nerno and Grape Shawls Hanging Paper and Border
long and square ing for
Fancy SILK II, kG. Satin Cause and Mantue.
On i3ombz'n Caspian Stripes l.baod
and Norwich Grapes ortoise shell large and side
Cotton and silk Hose Combs
Beaver Kid Yoktsn and SILK Umbrellas and Parasols
Gloyes Bandanoe, Flag aud Cotto
An assortment Of Floren,ne lidkfs.
and Summer Vesrings Madraas do do
Black and light cplnred gros Russia and imitation Shecnt
denaps, scnshsws, levan O Cloths and Palm leaf Fan
tines, sarsnet, horcnces andCanon Grapes and Gran,
gros-de-nsples s llss Robes
Gau2e g Grape Lease Elkfs Blue and Yellow Nunkeens
|suspendeFs, Sowing Cotton first quality, &c.
and Tapes
ALso--l case Ladies' superior IEGIiDRN FLATS, with
land without extra Gcntlemen's Legborn. Mani
la and palm leaf hats, &c with his usual assortment Of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
SHOE THRGAD.-3 cases Shoe IAreul Of various quail
tics.
FEATHERS AND rUEs.--A quantity Of live Gees,
fsattere and Ears Of every description.
Any of the above articles will be sold at the most rctiu
Geo prices JOSEPH rOGuE.
n .. lie keeps on hand an excellcn, assortment Of
CLOTHS and CaSSJ.TERs
Which he is determined to sell at he mos, educ d rce
way p 1890 4S-3m
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LIST OF LETTERS

Office at Wilmington, Del
80. 1896.
letters that are oil this fist vii
L
Elizabeth Lownes
Teresa I.eban
Alexander Low
Francis Lloyd
James Lee
John Lenderman
Michael Lavery
James Lain
Robert Is, Lawton
Edward A. Laforrest
James Lyle
Prince Laws
N
Phebe Ann Mason
John Murdoch
Bartholomew Mohony
Elizabeth Minner
Mary Ailllinson
Elizabeth Miskimin
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Just PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE

JuST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE
az y. Wlson's Book-store, No. los, .lfarket ST.
~ ~ Letter from Friend in America, to Luke Howard
n near London in which the character of our
Ifent Job Scott, is indicated and defended and his
SHOWN to be consistent with Scripture and sound
1.-THE author. - N N4o"'ua 10
am therefore become your Enemy because tell YOU
.'.., NAL W. To- Price Arta
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Elder Thomas Barton
Hugh Brennan
William Be
hbaaa am Bake
Wesey Ha ley
r c:jard Bell
James Dready
Moses Bullock, sen'r.
Samuel Bookings Iun'r.
Mary II. Ben.ill
Lieut George s, blake
Charles Bohornon
Lewis VI Bell
David r. Boulder
lo'it Bailey
C,r. Babson
Wii':an Chandle-
nm Cai~ell
benJanin Chandler
samuel Ciendenln, Esq. !
M.ry Eliza Cannon
Capt Zebulon Couart
Patrick Callahan
catherine Cn,lseY
Chandler Z Rec
\ linen :
.,'ii oasts
.laley Snahdies
" ? no g,
,i9"ry It'liet
spih corf'son z
,et',a a oassso'e
allles CaFson
horlas ). Ghahafer
MARY Gha'hptrs
n .,. I .,:
n,chAi 2 Giiarleefs
may La'ner"oon
LOUIS l. Carpenter
= SalsmeH
n is.;,f. , conhally
"i'.'a'h Sa'PersoH
"
6ndreW Devou :
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;a'cuo n nien'
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yo'ih ~ ~
FL, ~ 49,
yiar" fl;ron
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Abrsh.r, i,;ll.r
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$500 HJ 49, :.
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1879 - -,
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80 -" n
SHsIlerine ford
retaara flshicr :
ohh fsHs
James = AIS
Johh rislieg
Da'i'ei rlshef
noli,as fIeiish
Spchrah l rofpes
'.ichor rue
ao''il ranWsN
J re-, fouike
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nc
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nehJ u; oF'ih'hs heirs or
hcm'his'rators
John ualehe
Garo,, or e
Caroilne ~ osrner
n Co. no "'nso'i
60, .,a, o 1,,.
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. AMER Howell
NApt. deorge hazeitoh
rnn herroNood
,a'r',s fiad'ioc&
Sarah iiodgson
t. .,.S', q, u !, q iAt'ey
~, Ita Az
g. 'm'n''i
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.
Iydla ingram
Dorcas Jones
.l,a Johns,nn
samuel Iohnston
Ann Johnston
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DRY GOODS.

SE subscriber thankful for past avors and the liberal
encouragement which he has received from his friends
and the public in general hopes merit continuation
their pa,rnnage and would inform them that in addition
his winter Stock OF Goods hand he has received hand
some assortment Of SPRING GOODS purchased at the
lowest auction prices, all Of which he will sell for small
advance. He faters himself that The public viii find it
their advantage to call at his old stand,
No. 1o1, Market Street,
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No. fOi, Market Street,

Wilmington, and view for themselves Ills Sp..ng IA
ment consists of
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Wilmington. April =. 1896.
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NON tIe d Gods, coughs, asinmas, approacnln
conslmpons, tn5 diseases Of the breast and lung.
or sal. by john WHITE, 50. ITO, Market-street, Wi
nmgton, Delaware.
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-,-Iuu ,oa.rde1 "a Ioneord, aud COM
- srd Of t50 members, tirn. Andrew
p .srce received SO VOTES for Gn,cinor,
.I,l,tnw Harry SO, aud CIV. Mo.rill 5.
,sy. Morrill, is the present ibrumh-ni,
/ e object appears to BIZ his "xpnlsion
-, ne utiice. Whether the attempt i.
ID. from State or National considerations
NOT appear. Iiyhig.
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Champooing al The Tonga Liaud,.-If
f'u'ms tht day, chef, or other n,tson
% rank i-ris taiighed With walking ar An,
8"'hrr exercise, ile lies down, and Ia. mn.
Snr more # The following op.fa,,ous ~,
'"r'n-d upon him by some of bis atl.na. .
1aa's' viz fcogi-'oosi, mill, or fota. OF
ms" '-fns. the frat imp.s constan, x
as"n'i" h"a'lng with the As; the aud. rub.
{o'as WIN the palm 1t The hand and tin,
l'h'ih' a COMPRISING aud gta-plng nf ,h-
engagements ~, with The Gugrr and thnmh.l
7r'r operations are generally perform, d,
y ftla'rs. and all contribute, wc ar. "A.
3'nrrd, materially 10 elieve pain ias.itud.
ana fatigue: producing ut The same tin.|
sdo,hng effect upon the system. and nj
'nsp"s''lon IN sleep. When performed fnr
i'he purpose of SIMPLY rrlevcing fatigue.
| 'r las>'tnde, The legs and feet, il would
appear, are the parts generally operated
lpnn hu, IN cases Of Local pain the part
Affected. OR its imnediate neiphbnrhooa
perhaps, Is selected. Thus, 10 headach.
NJ skin OF the forehead, and the scalp inI
general, IS subjected 10 the fotd, aud Of.
aten, We are told, aud indeed we have mol
doubt with great effect. Sometimes, also.
n cases of fatigue, a proceeding somew hat
- ter'nt from any of these IS adopted
hree or four little children being employed.
10 trample upon the body With their Zee, j,
20 the real relief and comfort of thu pa .
tent, who lies stretched naked 90 th.
ground.
BsN's Reeiiy Messenger Of the i4h Nh,
IobserrcS -" Wishing we'll TO III. niinis,r,
as "e do. and assured Az VIZ are, that nj
set of men will conduct public affairs more
honestly, We are not without some appre
9henslons Of an unfsvorsble result in the
new elections. Lord Liverpool and Mr.
Ps", indeed, are desersedly popular with
sal! clhsssv, but We have no doubt that al
lS'rong opp"sition viii be collected against
the other Ministers"
1t seems that the manufacturers. the BAN
kers and the country ssntlemco are all an-
lgry with Mr.. Canning, Mr.. Hnskisson, and
sMr. Robinson. from diferen, motives.
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OBITUARY

Departed ,h, lille, Ihy 6, after myer.
\ larss, Mrs su3AsNAH FEAzIE, con.or
ot jacob fcnyle Of this place. She died H..
Jcsih Of n Christian, In The fullest hone "A
enioymen' offuiure happiness. II domestic
virioe, are valuable, largo, sfec,ionalr and
|rnoted family alone can fully appfe ciat.
their incnlculsbIc loss.
= The snins rcleas'd, their drenty nan,io,
lenvo
But u how changed
no 'cl'rh brons load Of srosscr elements,
But pure Aerial from their soul. possess"
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e :" The CommiOee under the secon
resolution, had n meeting yesterday, bu
did not complete their arrangement,
They have adjourned over to Wedncsda
next.
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4 RUST SALE Of Putsylsnnia Land

4 RUST SALE Of Phsysania LAND
L BY virtue OF deed If trust executed L
the subscriber. ny Dnbuey Mpii, Is Sally b
" lie bearing date sbs aSth Of May, 1875, sd,
OF record la the county c0ur, Of Fi,lsy lsAnis
Tor certain purposrs therein specified. shAl
proceed 10 sell, at public auction, 10 the tow
Of Dnnvills, un Thursday the Sd day Of A..
gust neIi, Tract Of land in Pit,sylvshit
Containing or supposed 10 contain 800 Asre,
Non which WITHIN A. Morris Al present re
{ sides,) Oh credit ct one and two year, tn
,purchas~r to give bonds with satisfsstor,
security, and deed Of tfus, on the
iand to secure the payment Of the purchass
money. s6ch title only win be eonvsysd a.
~ vested in me as Trusfce.
1 ASA OLIVER. Trustee.
suly 10. tletdsY4
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seItiztns DID uut sliend on the dsy, in e.n-
kssatnee OF ihs ,hcI.Mrne5 oftbe vrstii,l
~hC olhrfwts~ would have a,tenesd. as.'
Who AZ ANXIOUS 10 prrrw H.
With glv.i respect,
Jouf lroa pbriienf S.f,i'a.
~. R0DES.
.. II. BROWN
u. AlAtiL1RE,
Comm e.
To ]. q. ifAhni.os. ESQ.
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L,OK RENT, FOR term Of yesfs, IN.
n place where the tste william e..Iynci
Resided, compTsings or 10 ncres OF Land
we'll inciosed, with y small brick dwelling
horse. kitchen, smokc-Aouse, stables, CARR,
griaye.hou:e aud house for servants, an excel,
Hen garden, a we'll Of bne water, a ournbes
Of Fl ii, trees, and is altogether very desira-
| bic situation.
II no, rented before the Goth inst II win on
|thai day be lei 10 the highest bidder.
Also, that valuable Farm late the resi-
Etcnce Of Nj Lynch, deed. lying within ebou'
hour niles Of Lyuchburg This place has on
lt a comfortable dwelling house With eohve-
nient out hou,es,a good apple orchard, fine
meadow, and about 900 Acres Of CLEARED
baud, chieay in good order for cultiva,ion.--
IA good tenant may have long lien.
| Also the Plantation near the carding ma
!chine. MICaJAH DAVIS, jr
Guardian Of Ftliinm b. Lynch.
July 10 lss
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MARRIED, 10 Richmond. Oh Tur.d.,
Eevrning The III, inst by the k,y. Joh
Kerr Capt. .lJOMAs Mckinney, .
Lynchhnrs. to Nilss JANE u. daughter .
Mr. Peter Dnpuy Of TINT city.
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NOTICE On ednrsday esenu,
LIZ last a Bank Note was handed 10 mr. by
IA negro man. and from suspicious circnm-
stances, detained it. The owner can ~ Z
the same by glvingn description oft
HENRY MARTIN.
July 10. 2t'S4
|CPERMACETI LAMP Oil, just r., :
10 ceiysd by THOMAS ). LUvAL.
June 10. Rank square.