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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-10

MYSTERIOUS OcCURRENCE-SUPPo
MURDER.-The Richmond Wing OF Tues
day week states that MIR. JOHN f. ALVEY Of
that city, respectable grocer and very wor-
TRY man, had been afflicted for some time with
a cancer on his face, ard had resolved to visit
Philadelphia for surgical assistance. Being
too late for the steamboat on Sunday morning,
he Determined 10 set out in his own carriage
with the hope of getting ahead of the boat
while she was passing some of the bends of
the river, and 10 get on board near New Mar
ket, about Il miles below this place. When
arrived at the spot, the driver This own ser
vant) states that Mr.. Alvey got out ofthe car
riagc, and directed him to remain until he
(h4r. A should cross over by near path to
see if the boat was coming. The driver re-
manned for an hour or more, but getting I'M
easy proceeded in search Of his master TO the
spot where he supposed he had gone, but could
not find him. On approaching the river, he
found Mr., AS, hat, and the handkerchief with
which his face had been banda&ed, in canoe,
with paddle resting uponthe hat. No trace
has since been discovered Of this unfortunate
gentleman; and his family, and friends are
consequently in deep distress at the uncer-
tainty OF his fate.
The driver and free negro have been ar
rested on suspicion ofhaying murdered Mr.. A.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-10
NO. 5i.

AS, by combined operations by land :
by sea, as emphatically proclaimed a
the city of Mexico, it appears, by th'
above account, IS about to be prosecu
ted by resumption of the blockade o
the Texian ports, by which the sup
plies from New Orleans to the Texiat
army have been already greatly inter
rupted.-Nd. Int.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-10

OyERTRADING.-We hear it stated
continually thatour present difficulties
are all owing to overtrading. 1t seems
to be an effect without cause. This
is giving the earth a turtles back to
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-10
.,TuI Ply YEARS AGO.

What was the state OF our manufactures
and mechanic arts compared TO what they are
at the present day? What art has remained
stationary? Manipulation has given way to
machinery-science has shed her eiiulgent
light upon processes which were before OBJ
scure, tedious and uncertain-and inventive
genius, reused from its torpor by the spirit Of
Improvement, has been actively at work, III
periecting the mechanic arts, Where is the
man who, in any of these arts. follows, in his
business, the practice ofhis father, that is sue
cessful in his calling: All is changed-allls
improved. And how fares it with agriculture
This primitive art, too, has felt the impulse Of
Improvement, though yet in partial degree.
Some portions other laborers have been bless
cd with an abundant increase, while other
portions, practicing on the model of ''our IA
thois," remain at a fearful distance behind
the age. In most parts OF northern Europe
improvement has progressed, and is progress
ing. English husbandry has been greatly i'm
proved, and Scotch husbandry still more SO.
France is in the progress of rapid improve
nent in her agriculture and the agricultural
schools ofFellenbergh and Won Thaer are fast
diHusing knowledge of the science and ct
the best practices of husbandry over the wide
spread German empire. With us, while some
districts, and many individuals, have made
creditable advances in agricultural improve
ment, the mass of our farmers, we regret to
say, are just where they were THIRTY YEAR
AGO, apparently Unconscious, that while they
have remained stationary, the world about
them has been continually advancing in intel
ligence and improvement. Much has been
done, and more remains to be done, TO i'm
prove our farming; the spirit ofinqniry and
investigation is abroad; much useful infor-
nation is being diHused in our agricultural
journals, which are Increasing i'll interest, in
numbers and in circulation; and it is hoped
that our Legislators will ere long find leisure
to turn their attention to this great interest,
and assist to elevate it to the rank to which it
belongs, as well in political as in pecunia-
ry point Of view. For agriculture, in reality,
constitutes the foundation upon which the IA
brie ofour social, moral and political ipstitu-
tons are based, and upon which they music
yer depend for support and prosperity.-Cul-
tivator.
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Philadelphia Gazette Office, May 81.


DEsPERATk AFFA1R.-Allusion has been
made in some OF the newspapers, to duel,
that was ABOUT to be fought near Memphis,
(renn.) The parties We're proceeding to the
battle ground when the item was penned. We
have been furnished with the following par
ticulars relating to this fatal transaction, in
letter from gentleman, who was an eye wit
ness of the scene: ''Thc duel was fought
between MIR. GoLpsoN and Mr. JACKSON,
both Of Memphis, They fought over in Ar
kansas, May 18th, at is paces--they We're to
fire between and 5;-they fired at the word
five, together; and so near that it made but
one report, JAcKsoN's ball passed through
GoLpsoN's heart and left arm ,GoLDsoN's
ball went through JAcKsoN's thighs GOLD
SON never breathed after he fell but JACK
soN,as he lay on the ground asked his seconds
how his opponent was " hen they left him?
They told him he was dead, he replied, 81
THOUGHT WOULD KILL HIM."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-10

TEXAN CURRENcY.-According TO the
statement OF a citizen Of Texas, as detailed
by the New York Commercial, the Texans
have currency which is ''as good as old
gold" but certainly not quite so convenient
The commercial says A gentleman in con-
versation.w ith,a citizen oftthat beautiful re-
public, some time since, asked him, how they
he feplied, ''we have money enough" "Ah,"
replied The inqusitor, ''what kind of currency
have you: Specie of course-living so near
the mines of Mexico?" "Not at att said
the other. "We pay in cows for large sums,
and throw in the calves for changers
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-10

ORrG1N OF D1sEAsE.-I tell you honestly
what think is the cause of the complicated
maladies Of The human frame: It's their gor-
mandising, and stuiing, land stimulating those
ORGANS ttRe digestive) 10 excess; thereby pro-
dncing nervous disorder and irritation. The
state Of their minds is another grand cause
Che fdgeting, disseminating yourself about
that which can't be helped; passions Of all
kinds, malignant passions, .and. worldly cares
pressing upon the mind, disturb the celebral
action, and do great deal of harm.'-AnER-
NETHY.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-10

THE TrEru.--Dr. James tombstone, in
his recentwork on The Economy of Health
says--"The mouth should be rinsed with hot
water, and then Immediately with cold, every
morning throughout the year. IF this We're
regularly done from inlancy,the dentist might
shut up shop" ~.
Never remove all the ashes from yopr.stove
hearth when aboutto build a-hot fire. Ii you
do not wish to crack yoar stove.
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IL" - H''"ira;..:i. ,-',a ~, raA,. :: .>..
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History: or .South .Garofis.t.

Is n =. LOMElNG, % Brond Street I,,s.
commenced the republication, pronii..
HISTORY. on SOUTI.CAR9LlNA.
Ting. C,tiZeIis Of TIC City and Stale; viii h..
waited on previous " The ksuc, for subs GRID.
toDs. In order to place itwiilin the rcacl, ui
all, it will be printed iii numbers oi from gu To-
100 pages each, price j0.ccIts. pier nuni!rr.-
The cost oithe = vols, in this ninllner Viii noi
exceed 80. those who wish il, they ssii.
be furnished ,.bauid in sheep, and gill und lcl-
tered. at So per volume, OF 500 pages more or
less. Tho first vnlnimc will be ri,briii.ic:7
with II correct VU:W OF THE CITY AND
HARBOUR oiCHAKLESTON, Engrorcd rs-
prcSSiy fer Mis UOrH, which will bc from
the most f;tSouraI,!e situation: The second Vol
unto, will ]cor,aiu Il NAP OF THE STATE oi
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Tho NVork will be- printed on the fines, dual.
ity Papcr.i,i new and clear Type, witt. stitched
covers I" each No. A. The expense vii. By
'c"nsidcra's'' Il list %iloo nam'r Is required to
warrant the undertaking. The first Srcrirn, n
Number j. cxrcc,cd'to be ready aLnui the Is,
Of August, aud the whole Will .bc complete :,
| previous To The T.; Jani,nry ,.lSJ7. i, is ho,r,i
iu the mean time, and respectfully solicited.
that I'll" ciii.rms will pa;Io;,ize this truly Smith
crn Publication in preference 10 the numerous
Works ola foreign mature, which auirul!v.rc
ccivc their support. and generally contain AMI
| mndvrrSiuusn on t!irir Institutions.
Should further rIcoIira% cinrrtw nrr;,t.t il, the
History WILDE continued ZIP tori,c present time.
by Il competent Editor.
AS an instance OF The scarcity fthis Wrrl..
The Publisher w"uld state tia. he could iimt. h,:,
one coinp!rtc copy III TIC .C'!y-tiiis copy he
'oi""d To the Charleston Library Shciriv.
Persons. .hr'nH near AMY Pos, O:ic" in tho
Sta'c where there l.. Is" Agent. by f%n.Na-,iirm 81
80 bill, ~ our expense. or t; Responsible City
reference. will Enr" the Work regularly for.
warlcd to :llrm III No.. by mail. til" postage OF
which will scarcely ever exceed CT cents PR
Number. .>
In addition to tho Editors of tho different pm
pcrs. the following persons are authorized
Agcn'S:
JAMES SMITH. Charleston, .
-: z: NV. CUNNINGHAM, Columbia,
n. YOUNG. Canrlrn;
mo. RYAN. EsrnurH Dis.
p: o:SNE!iNNS. Sun,.r Uisiricl.
ITO those EDITORS thrnnrhnutthc CITY ard
STATE who ins"r: IN" n,ov, six times hurilir.,l"
c'isains three months romrir:c corr wisi.t" ~
i"w.d. X !"!ii"r: * other r'r-4ns in 'lc L:tii =
"nt Districts. taking cl,ars" ~c.'ii-'s. will h".L.
owed ~ per cent on a subscriptions. :
Chari"-'o,i. .Jun"I, ISIS. .
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11sE lNI,IAN,S. ANNCEA.

EiHOR the cure; of .Rheumutisin, Scroiiila or
4 hlns's ENil. Gout, Sc!aica or Hip Cont. In
sip9n; Cuhccrs, Sat kErumi Sil'hihuc and MGR
g''rlafD discusses, particularly Ulcers lind painful al
isetiol,s OF tic boxes, liberated Il.,oa, and Nos
Els' Ulcers o! very.descrirron Lever Sores, and
'n'e.iiai Assesses, + istU.faS, PiIca, Sca!d l;cutls
n1'!fTey' ,Dl.e$, Chronic Sore fycs, l.rysEciis,
no"ESS'ahd every variety OF Cuthneolis' Alice
."n, Gnonlc Cnt'rfb. Headache, ricccctEDg iiom
ai'VTia h'iiilor. P.anIin tEe Stomach and 1 y<rcp-
Sa, proceeding from :%vitation, Affections OF tie
ih'er' Ci'roiSc ln:ian:nlaiiuII OF The .kn!Itys. and
genera debility, caused by a, 10. ,,d ACTON ur tic
Vessels OF the skin. IT is sirgutirly etlicaciUns in
Iei'oVaiibs those constitutions which lave Lcr,,.
broken down by injudiciors t."ai,ncn;. OF juveuile
h,eS",HfIaeS. In general .cTn!s, it Il recommend
cc ~ nv those diseases which arise from impurities
~ me bioot', or vitation Of the hulnols, O, what
ever iaiie or kind.
|. Some Oftl.c above ccp,nl,;,,s mn,
'riih'lg assistant applications. w!,,ci, ,tc c;,cur,
s.'hccS o. 'i!c cas-: Will dictate; but for a general
remedy or Pdryir0t0r, to rcuotc' tic cnusc. Tur
asnlAN fAsAc@A will generally be found suli
TO TIE PUBLIC.
The proprietor oilers this prcrarn,iou to thc nu,
liz. with the coisciol;sucss ;!;ai ic i ,aacj,,r vt,,;,,.
It's reach Il rcnrd, c;Y:d,.n oirc:;cviny n,,ny ni 81.
aliictrd iCll"w beng. who are s%liitIi.iu r.,u!cr lie
vi;iOllS cii"lli; and obstinate. cniupil:n:- 20 Which
1iIapricab!e. L" such i, will ;rovc.ci i,icalr,-
I'',ie V''i':e.aS Ia" n!caiis, and III many ca.cs. tn.
0Hfy ir'dnS u! Relieving tiicir sii,nrin!s a,i; y.,or.
Ing then: oucy. n,o,r IN I.c,,,L AMI L.,
This is NOT offered ass common rcun,iy i,in,r
per c!'uire be cqr&li, yocd will, man, o:icl, nos
II usc. bu, one Which i cn,:I,J, ~, :,,:ro ~, noW
many extreme cases VIXEN all Tic usual rclrt dies
!iii. This II las do.c repeatedly; and Ills Is Ike
icl;i,ai:oI It has obtained W l.cicScr il las been in
'F"d'tccd.
II is oa!y about three years sine. Mi. rro,,r,,;,,
w;'s presented To Ike pu!,iic; b,, il, TIA; Sho,i s,,,c"
Oh t!:'t' some hundreds ct pcrson- might bt found.
their lives wcr,.:atvtd nv it. ardin most cn,cs ,i,.r
they had tri@si many am! PERHAPS air Tic co,,,nm,
remedies int. win. Nhric,c, il is know il !,
RAPIDLY coiiir. INTO use and dis Affords tie most
S'HSii'lf''' ana r"i'Ticir; r~rooi"i it merits.
The v"I'ic oit!'c fa:lacca is most cons ,1cuo,,s j,
those inna. Siandiin ANA syr!,i:ni. End -, ~ ",n,.
affections viici, have trEL ri; o,j al, INIT.
ard ,.:y,c,::,,i, in i'r.c casey r,,. ,,,,,,.I, II .,,
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"a lsag,:,,aa7a, a: Asar@aEga..

SSOUNrEf>TEiE, lint desirable section
~ l. i.'.",":!y The residence of Col. u. BrriiE-
"lp y ,i":, to:nrrists lcnliii, beauty and all the
~ n!ns's; nj III: iy;,icn II WISE and mui,c,c.
.;r'atn could procure, with orchards If all
k:a!;"f gr,i.s, gard rs of nIl k%ii.is.of Rou,.
:ir.,s, ~,tl"'HC.g-, and with. a Dwritn:. ,rld ont
Buildings. WiIics, 10 southern section can excel.
~" ~,r,:"t"F iaiid.hy Il recon, survey contains
-. ACRES # good, ;noh-woods iaAd. from l.ice
~ low: '~:ilir".l acres is,,ir,ar Il growth OF
h"aT, cas-, t,s ba'aucc under @hud. fence,
az! III i.i-h ,:,G!,, iorrn!'irnfion, US Co; s.. was
a!":r:Ii !i;i.lrir% ,!r ground as ,c.cuitiva:cdi,
49,. III" .ri't on " ,.,ca nov 1--WE, No..
CONTAINING: II, ,ut. ;uO acres Of OAK and hickory
la!ii ,lou $50 cleared and .nn,"r good fence.
VIII. u y"u.i dwelling @1hy IL. one ard II IinII'
st.r;,'; sigh. !. good nin.!,oy,ac. with. uIj saw
Gin IL new repair, and other necessary. cut
b. iinTs. - -.
A.*'. ttii acr"s or pine land well nmbcrca.
Also. l:iol i"i i'ialtttnn' To Rent for Il ,cr.l o:
Years '.
w ahnYc tract: Of iaul arc adjoining and
va u" sod 'trsc:i.rr or in two Lots. on He
i'o>' r"n-':!st!c terms us regards rav,n"ntsanh
tn. !'":'''n+ wishing TO ,urpi,usr viii do
WI mcaii rerlv wien t~licv"ca, s,t me in per-'
snn:a.&ticr two !nouihs from ,!,i.. .,a!c ,.,n.,
10, '''ni hong. T.. OCONNJR.'
MI. Vintage. March 2..1-H lac.
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GEsGEEREEiS.


IE1IiE. Subscriher.haS now in store, and
d, on The way from the. North, IL general
suippIyof -.
: E'vessa a;oo;is, VIZ. :.
1880 i~!urllcls Salt,
10000 lbs. :%5wc,le, mud En.lisIl Iron, as
5000 lbs: castings, IS.
30 Kegs cuf .Nhils, assorted Sizes,
20. I'flS. Porto Rico Sugar.
10 do. .~ci:o:tc 81: Croix do. =.
80 bills. Muscovlho do.
10. hpxcslry Shy;irs,
500 lbs. Do'H,ic Refined Loaf Sugar,
500. :: single do. dr.. do.
1O40 -" lump do. do. do.
10 lllnIs. .rcta!ling Alolasscs,
70 bags prime Rio Colltc,
40 %" Green Cuba Coffee,
%. SO. White Jayit do.
80 boxes Imperial Gun Powder AMI
Hysou Teas, =.
300 picccs,iicinp Banging,
-: 81 Tow do.
100 coils Bale Rope,
500 lbs. Billing Irvine,
$ ticrces Fresh Rice.
25 casks Lime,
10 bills: No. 3 Mackcrcl,
go !" No,2 do.
30 kessNo. l.Whitc Lead, .
. 81. hoxos Sperm Candles,
5000 lbs. Bacon,
"a. boxes, Boston No. ! Soap,
1000 lbs. prime Chrcsr, "
Also,
An assortment Of
DIR Y-GOODS. IlARD-lEA FUR
NITtRE,. S.ADDLERY, &c.
Consisting in part of
II, 81, o. London Duff" Blankets,
Flanncls, Cloths. Domcs.ir>. Ca.irurs, Sc
Chairs, i;r'iS,eads, Churns,
Iron and ErlSs-bnund Buckets,
Iron and wdnlcn -Innpcl washing Tai.
Willow " angnna, Willow Cradles. Sc.
.Anvi!-. Vices, S!crl-!ice,l Hammers.
Smiths Bellows, Tracc-cIioim.. Halter
ChI;n.. ~.
Together vii, Il General nssorimcn; Of
Hats, shoes. Boots, sc.
JOSIAH SlBLEN.
Hamburg, Oct. Is, 1876. -
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= ~ ' - 49, '' tA'H'T VI "' tt'lt H'l'
IL Curmiy. Sill. Society. hive co.n,,r need a
'no:,l.!y publications. Gated Tie
SILK CCLIER7SY' s. F4R3IER'S
M.4NJIL. e.
The object fthc publication is to disseminate
Il thorough knowledge oi the cultivation OF the
Mulberry Tree. in a'li,. vari1tirS-,.e fc.,rii,. q,
Silk WOrns-ilc proiuciion OF ncoouS. ard the
rcclniI ol Silk. III t:e !no<t approved nr:,oh.-
from the iacr that Inc nett profit: OF in,I devoted
to the culture ul' silk. is double. if not triple. 10
that derived from any other cror which can. ba
put upon 1t. 1t il aEo Il fact. 4!at. every mot,i-
ate farmer can raise several hur,!rr,Id j;nrs wo:t!i
of silk. without Interfering witt, lis nr,!in,r, az
ricni,triI Operations. Eui in order to avail HIM
self of this 1irciiity TO 0i.;Iin conipc,cHrv ami
WEALTH. whic!i;ou snil ann; climate have -iv..u lin,
he mlt$i possess l%,in."ii "finio;natioil Oh the sub.
icci--;or without i, !is a.ttrrrrt- Will be frui,!r:s.
II Is. therefore. the Object o.. The Cnnnmi;lr"tc ,lii.
fuse this information aS Extensively aS possible.
aud II tiir c~!"lrc<t r1,r. Tn pulir,i;ul VIII
ro:!Iniu e "'"i,ri':'' .i,i'''i:H; I'll directory !;oar >u,-
IN. '.r' :s9i !" i""..':- Ii" +:iI. tA..:i... w!.i.
S'!".i Fact i'!l 'Hr"Tl!Ci.is. Il" VII rl.nh,!, Tn
inrrS To- r.:t". :N.:k. and ur-rrr: i! irr ruuyi.'.
"!t'.''': 'n:'!:"r !,'l''y v.'..'' ur ~. -;.,,"r. /. vii
a'r' "nt't'ni l.."-;Hr ;],:.i.,r 1i a.rc,;!:, al .t.'..
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TH't!i:.--'lr. Cn':"i..v, "" rn,E,h"!,l
mnH;,i" nni''':Srt ',..t ii!io :.lr".. - .;ft
c''i's = v"ir. >n-jh c:i,'';pr Nj ,, .r,..,rt;
/" 49,, :,": mnirr",", ".a! -. ~, - 49,: =,
year.
-. ~. "~:;aicm< received lr =. G Cnr.. ~ d.
scr'y.. !~iT.:!,y,'. i'D'ir.. 1, w!tm}, a'.n ;'wuan.-
'!i'' "''~ :'::, u" .~:.,:"-s IT u::i.h i,u.: j',,i. v..!
l.. H,'"::ir,!ln.
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C.iSr> or SfnG!;Lnis mems.

~" iurN "":5.i J.. 80.
TIL: rsH.y c'r;.si. 'ia' ir!;, 80 - 49,. WIS
>W"'i'. !" L, ;ct: u,it :acc. Will,
:::"r:N'''i> H''"awt :,c i'"""i,:.. :.rac ":::.;'v
n'cc', .u.r, ;y"';. :hHr. ~. rs. s.yrr;.! !l.,..c.",:.
4" E' nd.;:'.cr .iw"ui'o Philadelphia a,,: r.a. ed
ln'S$c!; ui,':"r III" ca:c %: Nr:. ;hr-ic and /. n,i,.
Wien. altar rrr"at"t! ,ri'ya,ini:s {, 10 ,i.;,,. was
pr"iHnnc"i! nS''l, ii.c'lni,'c. .t.;yrra r,. ted;
f"iHrH '""N"* ~ SrH!a PaEGcru end .:g:i rats
II F,itT = G"ttcJr"I'. V. III: 10 mater ii h~rn".,.-
iic.lNi;vi!H ciI!c. wl.;r:. had roy become a!rc-
h;c;' tn axe. rc;,h';chf 10 M rar"ntS az stgv lc.L.
IN i>:.'. ana gave n'y:ci.J;r 10 Il. ijn.cr;r: ..r:;i!...
i'c:iii'"" Use great si'cc"." . Tie irGin! : r.Jr-a
rW. ''hr'ci Wv;>cS H::r'i:ar to ny V a.. +. Was
l"r'i:;!tird '"'rI i;.as & L.; resort. Gc NJ, c:c.t
surprise Is well as >at;s:nc;i,r. | scn,, in,:,, ;,v-
sci rhiiFs recovering. ain,m u, rnl.Li.. Y,,u -,
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III ne r'i'fS" u! ,wo i"oiil>. :ii haze rcniai,;rd
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SAMUEL. +. GOODE.
WILLIAM III. BUTLER.
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7F7lIE Subscribers having takcri into co.
~ WurtnrrslipMrD. G. BRYAN, thc bu-
sincss hereafter will be continued under
the firm! nl -.
GOODWIN 1LtERLNGrON& Co.
They respectfully inlormi the %ci.izens- Of
iheN'iliaec aud public generally, thar .,tcy
intend keeping constantly on hand the best.
assortment. il, rIicir line, witch the N. York
and Philadelphia. markets viii afford and
they hhrc from strictartcntion to business s. Il
disposition to please, still t.. receive tie very
liberal, patronage that has heretofore been
Ec%Xtendh,i ln.tl,em. "
Work dnrie in thu best Of. Style. =.
Military trimmings of all kinds.
CT. GOODWIN. {.
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Edgr(ie'fC. II. Jan. 10 1887. I9f f.
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NOTICES:

WyIIE. Copnrt.Rrship. heretofore existing be-
N tween The subscribers Under tic firm Of .
-. CT. PENN, & CO.. -.
was dissolved olrthe. first day af-septemher last
~ mutual consent. All persons. iIsltblcl to
,tiicm. are respectfully requested. TO cUlie f6rwurf
aud iiduid;le tieir a~ccpdu!i.
.:>G. L.. PENN IL 4. PJtNN nrc-duly a~nthoriz,
ed TO settle the business OF TIC Concern
80. q. l.. PENN.
49, -. :. J.. PENN;
Is. NJ: RODGERS.
'7HNE Subscribers take this. opportunity Of re-
n. turning their %,l,a.l;' 80 their friends, and the
p!ihiic GENERALLY, 1or tie very. liberal patronage
Which, they Have received h0n' them since Iicy
'Ilayc been irbuaiilcss il, this place.
: riley also b-is Leave "a i.!nrin,tll pit.l;c thai
they have :iSsnciiiai.w;'. 'i,cni. in business. slice
tie first OF sept. ils!, sir. WniiAwE i. J,uHso:.
il. and Mr.. knEsRr. :AS,,fnsus, yDhug men wcA
: Inwn to, tltr ]cf:iia,:: OF lie District. The h,i9i-
ness hc:ca!tci will b. 'coai:nucl ni,ler The firm
OF - .
-. G. r. Sc. PENN & CO.
They .iorc.by unemn'c'I. attention to luusine-s
and efforts to rlersa. HAT they will merit Il %co,,,iu-
uni,ce or the very liberal patronage, which hns
oeri extended to the late Concern.
+. =. G.. l.. PENN.
Jan. 5. 1877. If rs
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IRH iSLAIH or STOLEN, from the Stage on
lsn the line hctwccn Hamburg & Grccn-
vile, a large. Blue BroadcioM CLO4k,
with Il fur collar, partly worn. Ten Dollars
will be given if returned to Mr. CD. Glover,
at Glovcr's Hotel Edgetcld G.. H.. =.
i. Nov. "a, 1886 u ID
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Esvy G0oFs sna Gycrey5cs
& T9Dsla3,
uAMRuRG. 5. q

T INFORM their friends and customers
4. that, in addition to their former stock
they have lately received 40 packages OF
fresh briggs. W McinrS. Chemicals, Sc. &c,
which have hcrn carefully selected, express
~ for The usr o' Physicians, who.may rrlv
on RECEIVING good articles from their ES:ai-
llsi';hcnt. IL" those who are ~unacuuaintcl
with us. we would only saw. @irr as Il trioi
a. b, Orders from n distance nirr.r be
accompanied will, the money!, or they will
NOT receive attention..
Hamburg, Jan u 1887 tf5o.
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NgDs'Ha'E

"A LII persons are hereby iorrwrrucd from
IA. trr!ina for Il certain Note of f!a,I,. oiyc,,
Ia !i"nt"n Drake. OH the 3ti of August. for TIM,
amount oi srv"niy-tivc dollars. as 4 ,lo no. i..tcud
Il" pay II. as iinvc not got Value Received; :. nav.
able Twelve months after date.
JACOB PAUL.
August. 81. 1SaH. .ii-tr