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CLOTHS.

vNIE will open this day, and sell lower
w than usual, Q cases very superior Blue
and Black Cloths. Also, cases assorted
Cassinetts. ANDREWS & BROTHERS..
Nov IL.
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France. and bent on raising her to
an uneqnalledrank amongst nalione,
But Ioche Was an ardent and sin
cr,e Rennhliran--hr could sacrifice
his own hope aud prospects 10 the
Cahse Of lib ~ rs he noblY pro, ed.
when he resigned to Darn6els the
command or the Trxel expedition.
Ru0napalte always associated IN
has mind the power OF France aud
his own OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES could
he be- satisfied with her bel = raised
I to the pinnacle ct bower and prospc-
rity, unirss nc Mas the guide ni her
march aud The ruler of her dcstinies
Admirably formed by nature Tor a
great administrator and ofga i2cr.
he medttaled already in his mind
those vast creations which he alter.
wards accomplished, aud winch re-
quired an unhmitrd authority for
their execution: oc loved the prompt
obedience aud regulated order of
absolute power. aud felt Il secret dis,
like To The tamUltu0us and NaNcrug
conflicts ri Republican Govern ncnt,
whose energy Is so frequently coun-
trractrd h, The disnulon NJ its par
ties. and the necessity persnadinS
Instead II commanding. In short.
he never Was a Republican This
feeling he could scarcely disguise.
even then, whc II was most ncCcs-
sary To conceal il : for III man, Who
ever rose To SUCH power. perhaps,
ever made ~ little use oil dlssnuu-
lation. Stern, reserved, and un-
CommunIcalnc he repcll d with
naughty dlsdaln the advances of the
JaCoblns aud the Emperor Napo-
leon. The future SntcteIan aud CON
qurror. might already br disccrurd
III the plain aud aU4trf General OF
/ the repnbllc.t
| But circumstances, at this pre-
else period. 'endcred that conduct
/ the best " hich he could pursue. Tue
enthusiasm Of democracy Mas cx-
tinCt in France the People were
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i lie Vas the FIRST man Who dar-
ed to dave from his doors the
DANES dc la l.lIc,' or fish women
'oi PARIS, when they came To cousra-
tulatc him on his victories One
must he familiar with the History ri
ihe Revolution to appreciate THIS
fact,
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New Mat Store

August 81,
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| NIack7cOJI S IdguItRe.

Murder indicated by n Dream.-
The following extraordinary CIR
cumstance ne have heard from
The party concerned, James Charles
Ware, esq. Of Norfolk -. About
the latter end of autumn, 1919. /
had retired to rest one evening ear
lirr than usual, having invited some
lrlends to supper on the following
night 8; had slept some hours, when
dreamt that lady, clothed III a
long white robe, rushed into the
chamber, and, liking her eyes upon
me, with a look OF agony exclaim-
ed. they viii murder him y and
Immediately cry of ono In pa!n
lei! apon my ear. | awoke. but all
was silent through the house. and
again composed myself to slumber
| had scarcely closed my eyes, whe'
! the same figure gave me the same
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LyHchbUF temaie .Academy.
HE merit SESSION mil commence on Mon
dag The 18Th Sept. Terms for board ard
tuition the some as heretofore.
.ALEY. 7. DOUGLASS, Principal.
.9ugUsi 10. Isl
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fled their hopes (; yet. by raising Ire
land. he might have crushed forever
the power of England. and, by as
sisting Poland, placed a curb on
Russia ilc missed both objects.
and Iinally fell under the efforts Of
Russia and al England. Aud il
may he observed. as n singular re-
trihutIon, that an Irlshman com
mand'd the army which gave the
last blow 10 his dcsiinics.'
En- PEASANT We think We shall
have. orrasIon to make our readers
better acquainted with Mr.. TONES
cook. b, further extracts from IT,,
which will be not less attractive To
the reader than the above.
Val. Intel.
REMARKABLE DREAM -
Beng III company the other day
when the conversation turned upon
Dreams. | related one. which, as
II happened to my own father, can
answer for The truth of il. About
the wear 1891. NY father. Mr.. ID.
OF Il, IN the county or Cum
bertrand, came 10 Edlnebnrg 10 at
tend The classes, having the advan-
tSr III AN uncle in the regiment then
IN the Castle, and remained under
the protection of his uncle and auni. .
Ma or aud Mrs. GrlII'lhs, durlug
the Mlnter. " hen spring arrived,
Mr.. -. aud three OF four young gen
tIemen hrom England, (his init
mau's) madc parties 10 visit all the
reiSa53fing places about Edin-
oarg, 6os,n, Artbau's Seat, Craig
Aiiilut. x. &c. Coming home one
evening lr9m some 81 lose places.
Mr.. u. sad, We bare male par
u 10 ~ GsAing 10 lnch>cith to
mofroN, il she morning Is iiur, and
have bespoke o,O boat We sIAil be
of Al slx.' No objection being
Inade, they separated lor ne mig T..
Mrs. Grlllithg had not been long
asleep TIL ,ao screamed out IN the
nost VI lent. agtalcd man er, Ipc
boat u sllking; save, ~ save thcW y
To Major awakrd her. aud said.
Were YOU uneasy about the hShing
parry = Oh no. SAT- she, bad
not once thought ol IL She the
composed herself. aud soou tell
asleep again in about aaother hour
SHE cried nui, in \ dreadful fright,
SEE The boat IL going down The
MAJOR again aWote her. and she
said. Ii has been owl K 10 the o.
Iher dream had Tor teil ~ uuca-
slness about 1T After some con-
veisaiion. they both fell sound asleep,
bnl no rest could be Obtained for
her in the most extreme agony she
again screamed. i'hey are gone,
the boat ~ sunk = Niien the MAJOR
aNaked her, she said, NV eau
MT rest Mr.. ID. must not 90, for
| l,el. should he 20. would be mis-
r,a,hle ill hIq return : the Thought
OF il ~aeiB alm 1at kill ne She IN
s,.,,Iv a,o.r. trr., an her vrap-
ping gown. went 10 his bed side,
for h r,oal MAS next II tbcir own,
and With great difficulty she got
h,s nro4.5sr to remain at hom,.
Bnf vat am / tosaY 10 my young
rrie1l4. ahom ! Vas 10 meet at
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'o',' 80 ~ ,.,', ,',,'
III : an ~ '' " " ,,'''
ar az 10y . '., a,,a ,.,''a r.n,,c,
,'''' ~. ,'. w., 49, aaa,i H.
:" : NJ > - .,''.' -. =, &c..
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= 49, 7'' '''' W.. =, -.
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EN> SAMUEL DiNKLE & Co. hive
III Just opened, 10 the house next
ASass% door above Henry Carlton, &
Cos. Shoe Store, ard little
below the Virglnian Office, new and ex-
al ri At
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COMPARISON REQUESTED.

II Dos ION, Chemist successor to l. l. D. Wells the
81 original manufacturer Gin the U. 81 OF Supene Va
Ter Coors for Dasving j. b. manufactures and has con-
sanly for sale Supernc American Water Cuors III boxes
by the dozen single cake, with extensive assortment
Of Toy Paints.
The Carmine and Lake made by himself from the raw
material very superior to Newmans, hckermans and
Reeves Of London and bears greater contrast with the
foreign article stamped American, sold by ID. b. smith,
bearing the of G C. Osborne, who upwards OF
10 years employed by IL 3. Wells in New York and Phi.
ilelpha
The making Of Carmine and Lake from Cochinea IS so
little understood that all Europe contains perhaps not more
than 10 makers. j. B is the only person in the $ who
has brought these articles to pereon competent Judg-
pronounced his he finest they had ever seen Sci
enfc gentlemen and artists respectfully invited 10 ex-
anime and compare BIS cous with those above mention
ell
Csrfcate.-We the undersigned, Artists Of the city
Of baltimore, have examined box OF Water Coors, man
ufactured by Boston, of Philadelphia and have no hes
atioa in recommending Them TO the public, equal to an,
we have The Lake and Carmine, superior e
any foreign or domestic. r HOISTE,
p, TIlYARD,
w. ALBRIGHT,
CHARLES CURTIS,
GEO ENDICOfT,
JAMES PAWLEY,
nov. 1896 Top SAMUEL SMITH
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EXECUTORS SALE.

WILL be sold on the premises The first day Of anu
w Any, 1927, that well knuwn and valuable estate call
Poplar Forest, lying the counties Of Bedford and
Campbell the property of Thomas Jefferson, dec. within
eight miles Of Lynchburg and three Of New London also
hout 70 likely and valuable negroes, with stock crops
&c The Of sale will be accommodating and made
known previous 70 the day.
On the fifteenth of January Monticello in the county
OF Abemare the whole of the residue of the personal
property Of Thomas Jefferson dec consisting Of 1870 valua
Bile negroes Stock crop, &c household and kitchen furn
,ure. The attention Of the public is earnestly invited to
this property The negroes believed to be the most
valuable for their number offered time in the
State of Virginia The household furniture, many yalua
BILE historical and portrait paintings, buss Of marble
plaster Of Distinguished individuals; OF marble o
Thomas !. erson, by Caracci, with the pedestal ant
truncaed lumn which il stands polygraph copy
ing instrument used by Thomas Jefferson, for the las
twenty five years with various other articles curious
useful 70 men Of business and private families The term
of sale i, be accommodating and made known previou
to the day The sales will be continued from day to da
until completed. These sales being unavoidable, il is
sufficient guarantee to the public, that they will take rac
at the times and places appointed.
THOMAS j. RANDOLPH,
!, Nov s Executor of Tn. Jefferson de-
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Soap and Candle Mandatory.

TIME subscriber takes this opportunity to inform the
public that the establishment heretofore conducted BY
JAMES RAY. Esq., together with the accounts connected
with the business Of that establishment from the hrst o.
continue the business in all its branches, at the Old stand
corner Of Talna and Queen streets, near e Friends Meet
inp House. where he will manufacture and furnish at Phil
adelphia prices Mould and Dlpt CANDLES fu1efs' iee
loai and Broun SOAP, OF the best quality
ENOCH ROBERTS.
n &. The highest price given for Tallow, Butchers
Fat, and Fat of every description
| Wilmington, Nov. IA, 1926. 3-om
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100000 DOLl.A RS.
The DelaaOare Fire Insurance Ccn,,o,,

NCORP0RATEDby the Legislature q lie s,meit ~,
j. ware, with capital OF one untr, II ntsand dnllr
The ri esident and Director, are ron ltceNinc .,st
tons for Insurance. at their Office No 2l stpley s
between Front and Second Streets against Loss h, M,
every description Of buildings Il, nela Me,ch.nd
Ships in Port, and their Cargoes; Household Furn;'
and other personal property also, against loss or daa"n
by inland transportation Of goods wares, merchandise as
country produce. ~
Terms OF insurance will be favorable as anv or a.
Companesi in the Cities OF Philadelphia New YORK ps
ties assured, may iepose the fullest confidence in ~
sodiy Of its capital, and that all losses i'll be pronnt
adjusted by the company -
JouS MooDY is Agent TO survey property to be rs,oi
for the town and vicinity Of New Castle. u'
LEWIS II Evans is Agent to survey property TO be il.
sured for the town and vicinity Of Elkton. -
Jous CLOAK Agent 10 survey property to be Ipsud
for the town and vicinity Of Smyrna.
JosErn JoSEs Agent to survey property to be Insud
! for the town of Vest Chester and vicinity.
| Directors.
| John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph l3aily, VIM. Chandler,
David c. Wilson, Joseph Grubb,
| Joseph G. Gilpin, Robert Porter.
WIN. SEAL, President
! ID. BrnyRs, Secretary.
! April 10, 1896. a.
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BALM OF COLUMBIA.
A. & II. WILSON


No 1885, Market Street, Wilmington,
HAVE been appointed sole Agents in the State Of Della
Ill ware, for the sale of Ortdges Chemical Balm Of Co
hoaa, which is extracted from tree found in the ws of
America The Balm is improved in color, strength and
perfume, and its grand capillary virtues follows
One bottle, price 50 CENTS prevents the hair from falling
off in 4s hours from i,s FIRST application
growth Of whiskers in few weeks. bottle, price rs
cents, viii only stop the hair from falling off, but like
wise in three weeks growth to appear; and
At 81 gives in general good head of hair to young
person.
the hair from turning gray, and makes curl
beautifully, look bright and glossy, and in few appics-
tons frees it from scn and entirely nervous head
aches.
is by repeated experiments found TO bear every Of
climate, without the least injury to its virtues.
Copies of certificates will be shown by the vendors from
gentlemen uho, after being bald number Of years, have
received growth of hair.
The sgners' characters supported by Ills Britannia
Msjesys Consul, Philadelphia, who thereto has prefxed
his seal and The royal of Great Britain also the Mayor
and other Magistrates Of Philadelphia, who personal
acquainted with the sgners have certified 10 their hgf
responsibility, and have likewise prefxed their seals.
/ October 90, 1896
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY

TWILL be offered Public Sale, TUESDAY the yn 81
w January next, at the house of MIR. PEhCo.h, ~
Elk,on that highly improved property formerly be" u.
to Messrs Jackson & Bemis, situated IN the big En-
miles north of Elkon. and miles from ChrslIana ,,sr
&sz& improvements are q good DWELLING W. uo
-l5l. with other out houses, large new stone pa
Merclsn, Mill finished in the first rate m,n. tuy
Rolling and Sitting Mill, Saw Mill, and NAIL fAe
with amongst HE best falls Of water on the suea
with about 26o Of lined land, said to be good fo
grow 90 bushels Of wheat per with clesnu' 'S
Al the same time and place will be offered, that saI s
Merchant and Grst Mill on the Big Elk, Adjoining al
OF Elkton, formerly belonging to Col Jane
The Mill is thought TO be in the first rate o!.er ~ a,
chant ork and one of the best situations either r a.
business Factory, in this county the tide eo con b.r
to The Mill There is good dwelling house. su mr..
together with about 70 acres, all prime ch an a.en rsel
Of which 40 bushels Of whea, have repeatedly nee"
per acre. ,.r;oc 10
The will be easv and those persons aesa"s s Is
purchase are requested 10 view the properly i'e"
the day Of sale. 90
EEkton, Dec. s, 1926.
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CRctI CouyrY Cornr-scptember Term, 1896.
In the Of The petition for tile division Of the real
estate Of Peter Springer, deceased
0rlsred by CRcl County Court his fifteenth day Of Sep
ember, 1925 hat notice Be given 70 the absent epresen
tatyes Of sail dec 4age to BE- and appear in this Court
the first Monday Of april next elect to take said estate
at the valuation made by the Commissioners, by causing
copy Of his order 10 be insered week FOR three
successive weeks in the National Gazette published il
Philadelphia and The Watchmaa published in Wilmington.
Delaware; least three )efire The said first Mo-
day Of April next ATTEST
JAMES SEWALL,
OK. ef Caci County, Nd
Eiktnn, Dec 6, 1876 lis
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The fotlowing ,Oorks may be had at
A. & II. WILSON'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
No los. Market street.

NO ioo' Market street..
Woodstock, 2vols. by the author OF Wavery' &c.
The Buccaneers of America, ) vols.
The Last of the Mohicans,
The Subaltern,
Griscom's year in Europe,
Phadelph'a; or Chances at Lawyers Fhys'cahs' rrs'
circle, Wls'ar-fsr,les, &c.
Yankee N LONDON,
Gaietles q Gravtes,
Moore's Late OF Sheridan,
kellys "reminiscences,
Morse American Revolution,
Merry Tales OF the three wise men o. notlsm' &C.
A view OF South America and Mexico win complete
History 81 me hevoniton ~ each OF the ndependen s.ses
The Religions and Religious Ceremonies OF an NATIONS
With view OF the present state OF the world as'o re
son, population government, education, &c.
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Delaware State Lottery,
FIFTH CLASS,

FIFTH CLASS,
For he benefit IF Nesark College, ihdeion ,lcadens and
Innanuel Church
so No. I.otery.-s 4 avn Ballots. TO be drawn OIL the
Sd day Of JANUARY 1897 at Ne9eastIe, Del.
Scheme.-l prize Of $4,000; of 1000; 1 Of 1914; i
1000 10 Of 400; SO IF 100; 81 Of 30 lo4 Of lo 1900
Of A; l0608 Of q - 10 Prizes %, 100 blanks. 3i220
Tickets
Ticket S2-iIaf Sl-Quar,er so cts.
F3r sale BY wholesale retail a, the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
No. %, Market St. Wilmington.
- Orders from distance for tickets shares, enclu
sing the cash prize tickets (pos pa,) will be anss cred
III return Of mail if Addressed tn ArES & MINTYRE, or
Robertson 8 Little,
Nov, 81 1876. Wilmington, Del
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For SALE.

ks~uA Tha, Three Story Brick House and Lot,
HET1 No 80, Market street, few doors below the
Hsasl Upper Market-being of the best stands for
49, business in the Borough. The House is % feet
'front.' running back 80 feet, with three story brick ktch
adjoining, with good cellar under the whole the
rooms above all prlvate-a pump Of good water 10 the
yard. The terms will be made easy.
fIANCE NAFF.
few shares Of stock in the Wilmington & Brandywine
Bank. and Philadelphia 8 Wilmington Turnpike, tor sale
by WM. IA. NAFF,
Sept. $ 83-Ht No. SO, Market st.
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ASSIGNMENT.

w IEREts Morris Hall, Jun. of the Town AMI County
w Of Salem hath tins day executed deed OF Assign
US, Of all his estate both real anil personal The
benefit Of his creditors all persons therefore having inst
demands against the said Morris Hail. Jun he hy no
fed TO make their claims unie, oath FIJI nation, to
JONNTINN WOODNUrr
lOHS ELWELL, .4sagnees
salem, N. j., Dec 4, 1926 IL St
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

UyHE following Cotton and pooen -Nachneryare off red
L for sale, at reduced prices
COTTO.y' .I.4CLIL.VERY.
Four Throstles of 100 spndles each.
-One 80 inch Card, workers and shippers, good clothing
One Sc inch do do. do.
One Drawing frame, 6 heads.
Two Rowing frames, l6 cans each.
Yarn Press Banding Machine Cans Reel Belts, Scales and
Weights, Winding Block. &c sc.
The above Machinery has been but little used, and most
of il is in good working order
WOOLE.A' .MACIILN.ERT
Three "a inch Cardlng Engines.
One Billy 60 Spindles
Two Jinneys 20 Spindes each.
One Wrapping Mill.
Twenty Looms, of them broad with Reeds Needles,
| Shutlles, Robbins &c &c.
Five new Power Looms, that are supposed will do either
| for wooden cotton goods.
The above Machinery will be sold low either aogeth.
er or in parts. Applyto J. ALRlCHS & Co.
Wilmington, 5th mo. 18th, 1926 81
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

At JOHN IlEMPHILLiS Wharf and Lander Tard il
the Borough of Wilmngion general assortment Of Inm
Der, we'll selected. suitable for persons for building u u
mechanics; and large stock of Cedar and Cyprus SHIN
Giles constantly for sale The lowest terms Er cu
or the usual credit,
The friends and former customers Of the yard and the
public generally, are invited to call at the On sT,sp
where their fayors will be thankfully acknowledge by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, .8gent
June s, 1896 SIT
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IS REWARD.

WAS taken last evening" from the office door OF the
w subscriber, in King Street, tin sign. on which was
printed in gilt letters "Doct. Worrcls Office" Any per
who vail give information of the perpetraor OF the ac
and prove the same, shall receive the above reward
EDWARD WOnRELL, Jr.
Dec 1lth, 1896 11-4t
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The United States Review
AND LITERARY GAZETTE

Contents IF No. 8, To. 1, .flr December, 1896.
Repie7v-physioogy Of Taste. Wistons Edition or
Tacitus Adventures of Young Rleman Thongh,s on
Banking. Strickland's Reports on Canals, &c.
-MscehGny-An Indian rradi,ion--The Man made OF
Asies-A Shawanos Tale.
Original POe1y-lhe African Chief An Aged sourner.
Autumn.
Critical Nstces-segur's Four Ages IL Life Angels
Treatise on the Right Of Properly in Tide Waters &c
Worcester's fpitomc Of Geography The Memorial, a
Christmas and New Years Offering Vivian Grey. Iu.e.
nile Miscellany
fae0geace-I,aan Literature. lioccacco Paris Tenrh
Academy of Medicine. List uf New Publications
Literary .8dverti8er
The United Stats Re1qe.o ana Literary Lastae j.
published every month. Each number contains so pages
oo'a'o making TWO volumes year Of $50 pages each
The annual subscription price is G0e tioNufs
| Subscriptions recssved AZ his Office
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NOTICE.

1 LII persons indebted to the estate Of JOHN CROW,
n ESD, deceased, are requested to make immediate
payment aud all persons having claims against said estate
are requested present the same, without delay duly
thenticaed for settlement, to JOHN MOODY,
Newcastle, Sept. 8, 1926. 85-u .ddnnishdfor
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STOVES! STOVES! STOVES !

NOR sale reduced brica LARGE number of Phladel
Il pha flashed STOVES ot All and patterns.
Also--a quantity OF SPANISH SEG,Rs,
HALF SPANISH do
CAVENDISII TOBACCO in kegs,
Fine TWIST do 10 % the h., do.
The Segars and Tobacco Of the best quality anu
al be sold at the lowest Philadelphia prices.
Aso-a quantity Of CHAIRS and slndry Other articles
which will be sold at public private sale, the most
reasonable terms
quantity Of Domesae Cotton Goods, such A apron
CHECK.
"a pLAIDS and STRIPES warranted Indigo Blue
7-8 Olive PITTSBURGH CORD.
Old SoUes taken exchange for at he high
est cash prices BROWN BAILEY, s7ucnoneers.
No. 1ol1 MAJ ket street.
The subscribers hold ni*t sales for the sale Of Hooks
Harilsore Cule and Fancy articles &c. every Fridas
and Saturday cvening, at O'Clock, in the upper From
Room pf the Large Store House dor 10 The hdHt
Queen Tdpcrn, Market street
BROWN & BAILEY.
Wilmington, Nov. 81. 5-9t
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NOTICE.

rIyHE ooKsELIIys and STArIosEny business, and the
CIncuL,TINo Library, hitherto conducted by JAMES
WILSON, will be continued by the subscribers.
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N deceased, late Of this Borough, either n bond, note
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Nov. 20, 1926. SGT
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