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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-07
John s. INGRAM.

-AT1E0nNlMT A4R HAW9
TEXENDERS his professional services to the cit
zens of Gouniha comfy. He will feel grateS I
fl for business entrusted 70 bis Office in the
same building with tho Columbia Democrat
Bloomsburg, May 1887
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One Person

for member of the House of Representa-
tives of the Commonwealth Of Pennsylva.
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WANTED.

a n Apprentice to the Tailoring Business, is
IA wanted Immediately. Dey between IA 81
II years of age, will find coed situation Inv applv-
TO the subscriber. PR. HEIGHMAE'
orangevule, SsptswbOg 80, 1887
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NEW GooCs.
The subscriber

"a Il assortment of GOODS, which have been
purchased very low, and ae now offered to custom
ers at reduced prices. An excellent article of Cor
FEE is offered at t,CelUe and half cents per
.ound-frst quality of New Orleans Sugar at ten
renf', and second quality at eight cents per pound.
He has also a large and full assortment Of
Iron g. HoIIOw-Ware,
Which he offers at the lowest prices. The public
are respectfully invited to call and examine his
sortment.
GJ- All tinds of country produce will be- taken
in exchange for goods.
c. b. FISHER.
Bloomsburg, Aug. 10, 1887.
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WI A pS.

W ARGE MAPS of Mississippi and Alabama
N 4 showing the Public and the Indian Lands
Indian Reservations, Land Districts Townships
Streams, &c, Engraved from the Government sur
veys and plots in the General Land Office, Wash
ington City; by +. GILMAN, Draughtsman in the
General Land Office.
T. TAYLOR, bookseller. Washington City, has
us published (and secured the copy right according
to Law the above Maps, which will be found inin-
itely more complete and accurate than any hereto
fore published. They are published on seperate
sheets, each containing nearly six square feet and
will be found especially useful and valuable to those
interested in the lands Of either state as they show
every item of information which is in possession of
the Land Office relative to Water courses, township
lines, Indian lands and reservations, land districts,
&c, and will be perfectly accurate and precise in
these points They can be sent by mail to any part
OF the United states, subject only to single letter
postage Price, two dollars, or three copies of ei-
ther will he sent by mail for five dollars A liberal
discount will be made to travelling agents, or to any
who buy to sell again.
-. Editors OF newspapers, any where, who will
give the above advertisement (ncluding this notice.
one two insertions, shall receive by return mail
copy of each map, if they will send copy of the pa
per containing it to the advertise.
Washington City, Sept, 0, 1887.
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GENERAL ELECTION

GEN N EZRA AZ Il ELEC1IDN
Will be held in the said county, Tuesday the
10th day of October next, at the several districts
thereof as follows, to wit.
That part Of Bloom township, not in
cl,tiel in the ne,C Election district herein
qf er mentioned, at the house Of T.. H.
Biggs, in BlOomsburg.
Briar creek ownship, at the T'own
house in Ber,cick.
Ca'aCissa township, at the house nor
occupied By Stacy NaJerunn, n, the torn
Of CattaVisSd.
Derry to,cnsbp, "a separate Election
tis'ricO a. The house Of Jacob Seiael III,
sail to,cnship.
That part Of Fishing creek to,Cnship,
not inclu lei IN the ,eiO Election district
hereinafter mentioned, at the house #
Daniel Peeler, in sail toCnsLip.
Greenwood fo,cnShip, at the house nO,0
occupied by Joseph Lemon.
Hemlock township, al the house of John
.NcReynoiiS, in sal township.
liberty Township, at the house cf Hen
ry Gibson in said io,cnship.
Limestone township, Ia seperate Elec-
ton district at the Union schoothouSe in
said tO,Onship.
MaIoning to,0nship, at The Court house
in DaaUiHe.
Dfi6iin township, at the house Of I'm.
Woods an said township.
Madison township, at the house Of Jer-
emiah WelliUer in JerSeyto,ch.
That part cf Mount Pleasant township,
not included IN The nec Election district
hereinqf er mentioned, at the house Of
Frederick Miller, in said toVnship.
Sugarloqf townshp, at The house Of f.
zekiel Cole, in said toWnship.
Roariag creek to'0nShip, at The house
+ John Keager, IN said township.
The District composed of parts of the
townships of BLOOM, Mount Pleasant &
Fishing Creek, which by an act Of the Gen
eraI Assembly passed the 10th day of April
1885 was established into separate cleo
ton district, shall hold their election at the
house now occupied by Isaac C.Johnson
in the town Of Orangeyille.
The District composed Of that part OF
MifIlin township laid off for new town
ship, to be called Paxton which by act
of Assembly, passed the first day of April
1886, was established into a separate cleo
ton district, shall hold their election at the
house of Adam Michael in said district.
At which time and places are to be elec.
ted by the freemen OF the county of Colum-
bia,
One Person
for member of the House of Representa-
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COMMISSIONED.

NHTE have been authorized to announce JoHl
w p. DAVIS, of Cattawissa, as a candidat,
for County Commissioner at tho next election.
Sept 49, 1888.
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sUsQUEHANNAH
LINE OF
-hAM
x&A@ u n q 59SEesssIS & ~ d. SS.sDA~
s=Nfo
PACKET AND FREIGHT BOATS.
From Philadelphia, by Rail Road g. Canal
TO Harrisburg, Northumberland, Dan
riHe, Catfawis8a, bloomsbury,
Do.,,;oL T;ILoeborre 1EL-

ton, UiHiamsporf, and
intermediate places.
KAASSENGERS can leave the West Chester
Hote, Broad street, Philadelphia, dai y, at g
o'cock A. NJ. reach Harrisburg at o'clock, L. VI.
of the same day Northumberland at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. of the next day and Wikesbarre on the sue
ceeding morning at o'clock when Coaches wi
immediately start for Carbondale Tunkhannock and
Montrose, and thence to the Western part of New
York state.
RETURNING-The Boats cave Wilkesbarrc
dav. at 10 o cock. A. NJ, and arrive at Booms-
burg at o'clock p. NJ. 1t arrives at Harrisburg at
o'clock on the 70 owing morning, and reaches
Columbia in time to take the morning Cars foI
Ph iadephia.
The Boats also arrive at Wlamsport on the
West Branch, at about o'clock p NJ. of the same
dtJ on which they reach Northumberland-an re-
turn daily.
The Boats on the above lines have been repaired,
and are now confidently recommended to the PUB
Lie as pleasant, comfortable, and convenient mode
of travelling. EAT may lie taken in Philadelphia
at the northeast corner of Fourth Chesnut streets,
at No 300 Market street, and ct the West-Chester
Hotel, Broad street.
FREIGHT may he forwarded by Rail Road from
Orrch & Mobiles and J. J. Lewis & Co. Broad street,
and by Capt. McCabes Line of Union Canal Boats
to Harrisburg, where they will be received by the
Susquchanna Line from Jsbez Harrasdin, Vine street
Wharf, Schuylkill.
P. Nc. C. GILCHRIST,
WilEesbarre, June 10, 1887. Agent.
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SPEED THE PLOUGH! /!
Union Agricultural SOciety's
CATTLE SHOW.

FEVHE annual Cattle show, and exhibition of
IL Agricultural products, and articles of domes-
tic manufacture; will be held in McEwensville,
Furbut township Northun berland county, on
Tuesday the 24th day of October next, when
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Z, Tsaiah Salmon.

High Sheriff ofthe county of Columbia, no MAKE
KNOWN by this advertisement, to the Electors OF
said county of Columbia that
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OFFICE OF TIE DEMOCRAT,
NEXT DOOR To'RobisoS's STAGE Orr1cE.
rRRMS

The C0EU1fBI.a DEMOCR.47s,oin be
published eUery Saturday morning, at
TPO DOLL.4RS per unnun, payable
half yearly in a foonce, or I'Wo Dollars
Fffy Cents, If not paid uithin the gear
No subscription aciH be taken for shorter
period Than sir months; nor any discon-
'inuqnce permitted, until all arreurdges
are discharged.
r~4DRERITSE1fENI'S not exceeding a
square tciH be corspicuouSly inserted a.
One Dollar for the first three insertions,
and 7Wen'y:fUe cents for every Sttbse-
qaent Insertion. p-T@.A liberal discount
male 10 those ,oho 0fOcrtise By the gear.
LETTERS s addressed on business, must
be post paid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
EOR .S.ELE.

a PARM containing l0l acres IF the
IN first quality Of limestone Land, lying
within two miles Of Chsrlestowp, Jefferson
county, Virginia, SIX miles from lIarpors-
Ferry and the Chesapeake aad Ohio Canal,
and one mile from the rail road leading from
Winchester by Iiarpers-Ferry TO Baltimore.
There are but few farms ia the coual, thai
possess equal sdvaniages--it has \ good
Brick Dwelling House, tenant House, Bank
Barn, with stables underneath a large W A.
Ron Shed, stone Spring House, with one
Of the largest limestone Springs IN the coun-
~ running through The place. About ~
acres in heav, Timber. The land Is not
broken with limestone, as - the case in some
parts. To save inquiry, the subscriber will
take $G0 per acre-one-half in hand, aud the
balance ia two equal annual pay msnts- A
good title will be given on tue payment Of
the whole purchase money. For further
particulars, inquire OF Mr.. George Eiehelber-
ger, adjoining the premises, who will show
the property TO any person DESTROYS of see
ing &c. JOSEPH EICHELBERGER.
Near Creagersio~n, Fred. CO. Md.
Nov. IL, 1896 is.
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NnILLINd BUSINESS

nj the Ford Mills on the Shenandoah River.
near Keyes's Ferry. ia the name and under
the firm Of FORD X SNYDER, cOmmeuc-
ins on the FIRST day OF the prssent month,
(July,) and assure all those who are dlspOs-
ed TO DO business with them, that they are
determined to pay the highest marke; prices
for WHEAT and other kinds of GRAIN, de-
liyered in their Mills, or delivered at any
receiving point on the Rail Road or at ary
convenient point on the River. From their
experience al MilIers, they can say with
confidence 10 all those who have Wheat 10
dispose Of, that it will be greatly 10 their in
terest to give them n call before they make
y disposition OF the same and they earnest
ly request their former customers not TO
make any disposition Of their Wheat with
out 6rst seeing them, as they arc well salts
6ed that no nilleTs west Of the Blue Ridge
can afford to pay better prices than them
selves. To any Of their customers that may
prefer grinding. liberal advances will DC
IA ade, and strict attention paid to their in-
siructions. The Bullskin Mills, formerly
belonging TO John Haines, deed, aud Mr.
John Myers, will still be carried on by the
Undersigned, and one Of said Mills kept ex-
pressly for tho reception Of Rye aud Corn
for which kinds Of grain tho highest mark ct
price Will at all times be paid Fish, Salt,
and Plaster, will DO kept at the mills, 70. the
accommodation Ut their customers and those
disposed to deal with them.
Ia closing this brief notice, they should
be acting uDgrateful 10 their feelings were
they not 10 oder their sincere thanks Tor the
very liberal encouragement they have here
toforo resolved, aud hope, by promptno.s,
aod strict attention 10 business ~ merit a
continuance Of similar favor.
BENJAMIN FORD,
DANIEL SNYDER
J.lv : IS1C-f
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VIRGINIA:

10 the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Jefferson county, June 18th,
1897,
Charles Harper, PLAIsrIVT,
AGAINST
George Entler, administrator OF Solomon
Entler, deed, and George u. Entlsr, Hen
ry S. Entlsr, Ellen p. Entler, James NJ.
Entler, and Ann X. Entler, infant heirs Of
SAID Solomon Entler, decd, and Mary Emit
Ter, the widow Of the said deceased,
DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
HNtiIS day came the plaintiff, by his aitor-
y ney, and the subpoena having been
served more than four months on Mary Emit
Ter, the widow OF Solomon Entler. deed,
aud on George EDtier, the administrator OF
said Solomon, on the plaintiffs motion the
bill Is taken for confessed as TO tbsm-and
on like motion, Robert T. Brown is appoint
ed guardian sd hiem for George II. Entler,
Henry S. Entler, Ellen p. Entler, James ~
Entler, and Ann X Entler, infant children
OF said Solomon EEtler, deceased, who there
upon filed an answer for said infants-and
the cause coming on now to be heard upon
the bill aud exhibits and answer Of said in
fants, was argued by eounsel-Upou eonsi-
deration whereof, IL is deereed and ordered
that the defendant, George Entler, do re Dder
an account Of his administration OF the e.
tate Of Solomon Entlsr, deceased, before \
Commissioner Of this Court, who is directed
TO examine, state, and settle the said ae-
counts, as well n an account Of the real es-
tate, whereof he died seized, and the gross
and annual value thereof, and the amount
and dignity Of the debts due from the estate,
and make report thereof, with apy matters
specially stated, deemed pertinent by him.
self, or which may DO required by the par.
ties TO be so stated; and the said Commits
missioner is authorised TO examine the par
ties in solemn form, upon interrogatories,
touching the subject matter Of said &C
courts. A Copy-Teste.
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
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IRON FOUNDRY.

E1ILL SN6TTHIM0 PATTERN
MAKING & IRON TURNING.
1NHE subscriber having removed his
- Foundry and Machine 6Aop, 20 the Depot
Of the Winchester and Potomac Railroad,
takes this method Of infor ming his friends
and the public, that he Is prepared to exc
cute orders in the above line, with des patch,
having Tools OF every kind nece Hary for do
ing work 10 the best manner Tie has first.
rate workmen in his employ. Persons ia
voring him with orders. may rely on having
them we'll executed and promptly attended
TO. lie has Patterns Of every description
suitable for
Merchant Mills, SaV Mills, and Thresh-
ing Machines,
And keeps constantly on hand . general as
sort of Mould Boards, Corn SheIler,, Wagon
Boxes, Fan Wheels, Plaster Breakers, SC.
MERCHANTS AND DEALERS
May find it 10 their advantage, by calling and
examining for themselves. All orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
GEO. w. CHM.
~ d. Cash paid for Old Copper,
Brass, and old Iron Castings Of every de
seription. G.W VIC.
Winchester, Aug. 10, Is37.-6m
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Comm issiOmer's Oagce,

CHARLEsTowN, Aug. ], 1871.
THE parties to the shove suit, and the
creditors OF Solomon Entier, deceased, are
hereby notified, that ! shall attend q: my
Office aforesaid, on Monday tAs lih dag Of Sep
isHbsr Hsrt, for the purpose Of executing the
above order Of the Court, when and where
they are requested to produce such papers
and evidence as may be necessary, or ss they
may have to offer. The creditors will pro-
duce the evidence Of their claims. I shall
adjourn the cause, from time to time, until
my report is completed.
u. WORTHINGToN, CoE'y
Of the c. s. c. Of & c. for J. c.
tAug ,, 1871
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Tea Dollars E3eapnr6T.

Tess Dollars A4esc0rGl.
EsCAPED from the custody Of the Jailsr
~ of Clarke county, on The nikht Of The
18th instant, 4 NEGRO WOMAN, who vas
committed ~ runaway. she 10, from her
appearance, between forty and hfy years og
age, black, and rather under the ordinary
size. She had on q dress 81 blus cross
bATred cotton, eoaFse shoes and boussi sAs
bad also bundls eontaibing other clothing.
The shove reward will BE- given sid sE-
Pensss pad foF her Apprehension aud deli.
very 70 ne, % secured 80 that ut her
aEain. GEO. 81. NORRIS. sksr,T r a
CLARKE County. Aug. n. ta77.-W
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.Ve0erson Jockey 64Wb.

HVHE racet this Fall che last annual
III msoting) will commences on Tuesday.
'wo weeks preceding the Washington CITY
faess, (which last, u - believed, will com
mence on the II Tuesday IN Oct0berj
FIRST days purse, 500 I mile hests
seeond days purse, 500, best IN 3, mile
heats.
Third days purse, 1900. 2 mile heat
FouTth day, ProPrietor's purse, 81 90, mile
heats.
The entrsnee % sll The purses will BE- :
PEI cent. should there not BE- four entries
The winner q tbs purse 90 make thsn %.
There ere siso open, two Sweepstakes.
for Colts and tlliies, yssf Old the hrst,
2 n,iis hssts for $3.50 entrances, SIS forfeit.
The seoend, mile beats, entrancs $50. for
felt e5O---boih Tor colts that have not Won
stakes 81 fashionable courses. Entriss b be
made iaot later tban ihe 5ih u August, anh
WI. CROW. 1reunr-r
Chsriestovn, Juiy %, 1887.
y. . 4 meea entsasiye afsarflernaaf
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.NiOfirR.

y July last gave notice 70 al those hlY-
II Jog unsettled busine., with DanIel Say.
der, and Daniel Snyder y Son, to call with
view Of closing the same. Macy not nav
Ing complied with that fcgIe.t. sm again
compelled 10 ask Of those interested, q
speedy settle meat, as ii i, absolutely neces-
sary that the business should be closed with
~ little delay ss possible. ! therefore hop.
,hai none will neglect this call
DANIEL SNYDER
Jan. 5. ts37.
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Con, 900 issiomer,s ONyce,

CHARLEsTowN, Aug. I, 1897.
THE creditors OF Samuel Engle, decd,
whose claims have not heretofore been pre-
scented TO the Commissioner, are hereby no
ti6ed. that Z shall attend At my Office sfore-
said, on Tuesday fhs 5fh day Of September n.rf,
To receive their claims, and any evidence
they may have 10 odsr in support Of them
when and where they are requested TO at
tend. r. WORTHtSGTON, Conn
Of the Cir. Sap. CT eJ L. s. c. J.f. Co.
Aug. 3, 1871
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ADDITIONAL.

HUsr received and for sale at the Drug
e and Chemical Store Of John J. 81. Straith,
Oil OF Lavender, OIL Of Lemon,
Fonugte eek Seed, Juniper Berries,
Bslssm Peru. Heel Bail.
Gum MAstiehe, Ginseng Root,
Hiera Pisra, Race Ginger.
UrvA Ursi, Emery ia grains, do. pniycriSed,
doZ. Spicy Compound or Sweet Cey Ion Bag.
Toe psTfumlng drawers aud preventing moths.
Chsrlestovh, June I, 1887.
Charlie stovn June Is 1857
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Spring r SNnsi,ser Goods.
N"E have just received a supply VI new
w and seasonabls Spring and summer
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
To which we invite the attention Of our
friends and the public.
WILLIAM L. TERRILL & CO.
Halitown, April IL, 1897.
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WILL at all times give tie highest prices
y ~ cash for likely yCung NEGROES,
Of both sexes, from ten 90 twenty-five Years
Of age. Persons having likely servants 10
dispose Of, will DO we'll TO call on ms At 10 y
residence 10 Chsrleatown; ADD any COM
municstiOu ia writing will De promptly at
tended 10. WM CROW, jr
July -, 1896 IT,
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Tor Sale,

NANiiY FLOUR. super6ne Flour. RYE
n Flour, prime s;fied and unsif,sd Corn
Meal, Oats. Ofall OF diGercnt kinds. Buck
wheat Flour, whole Corn, Potatoes. DRIED
Apples sod Peaches, Bacon and Lard. and
Q number OF other articles in their line u
business. JOHN SCOTT,
For RO,riand, H,Disborsr & Co.
Opposite the Island Mil,
IIarpers-ferry, June IS, 1887.
N. Bin view Of keeping up supply.
those having the above articles to dispose Of
will find ready sale for them at fair prices.
by calling On the at the above establishment Of,
OF any Of the firm.
JOHN SCOTT.
June Is 1877
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Doctor John Il. Hayden

HAVING declined, for the present, NOV.
IN ing TO the South-west, offers his servi-
ces to the public in the different branches Of
his profession, and hopes by his skill, care
and attention to those committed TO his care
TO merit a share OF public patronage. lie
may be found, when not professionally en-
gagged, at his usual place OF residence in Bo-
livar. In consequence Of injurious report.
having gone abroad, respecting his higk char
gss, he pledges himself to charge as low as
any other Physician, Of respectable standing,
IN the community; and hence forward, for
services rendered, and prompt pay ment, he
will deduct 10 per cent. from the usu al char
ges for medical attendance.
March 10, lS36.--if
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10 that ss.s of health about an months. como
times unable % Walk scsoss ths room-m.de ~
q various rvmeties, bss vithost benefit. thru
procured packet of Aorisoss Pills. sed took
them about oee week. vhea I begsa Go rn~nd.
and got entirely ~eii. 20 the sstoeishm>at of my
elf snd frienda Yosr obit scrvt.
ALFRED EUBASk-
rJuoe rs. ISSy.-Sm.l
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N1ORxs01g'S PILLS.
The gensstsss Aygeas Vtge-
fable
UMIvERSAx. MEDICINES
HypeeIsy - d< Tribute vlaeh TIee Aas er~r
pesd 90 Yfrfse.


HyHE excellence aud universal efficacy Of
u these Medicines, la relieving and removing
all the u.lsdies oG mankind, aud the beauty and
value of the ample theory on which they ere
founded, eoald n 4, perhaps, be morc strongly
proved than by the unexampied chroutery. and
bold but unfounjed assumptions Of those vho 90
p~s s-vrrisgly, and ., vast rxpsnse. eods.vor to
impose On the P1blis, feeble .sd unworthy irni-
tstioaa-
ed the claim at the Genuine Hy geian Medieipes
Co protection from dir-~t eounierfeiters, number
lees the schemes Of unprine Piled innos siors
20 cvssie the just penalties OF the ls~ and
b . newspaper can he taken up that does not
tevm With whole columns Of garblcd extracts
from Mr. Mor'sons many publications; aud by
thus anblushingiy ssssmiag h.s ijcs., and e,en
his very words, sainly strive to rob him of he
original discovery, by vLieh he rescued hsma<lf
from n series Of suffering ~ IS years eoatinu-
aaee. aud led Co the foundation Of the sound bu;
simple ., stem ofibe IT, Eeisn ply sioloEy; where
~. had MT MIR Morrison prOpounded tins ~ -
tenn To- the English eJmuaunity. A.d had not its
lovely truths spread With r.tidity CONNIE nso-
rate With its importance, through Great Uritsin,
the eoGtinent OF Europe. the nations of the Fast
aud the United States Of Anierie.. And, ia Is,t.
having HKvnses aud AdS oc1tgs established IN eve
~ civilized nation of the earth. neither their
names, nor their ignorant prvtcusions, would
ever have u, en heard Of
Tie publications Of Mr.. Morrison and his co.
sdldtors comprised ia sixteen volumes, . re-
ereDee 20 Witch will readily s-tisfy any enquirer
oi the correctness VI this sisteinent.
o. SHEfHEARD MOAT,
General. fyenf for fhs Uiiied SiGfes
The foiiosing Agents are appointed in the
State OF Nugin,., ct ~hor. may be obtained the
Pills aud Powders, also the various Publications
aud Lists Of Agents. sssPpoinied in every town
ID. HENDERSON Il SON,
fredericksburg,
GeHeTdi .lgsnfs for the Staie Of Grgi,na,
To Sbom applications Tor agencies must be made.
sUB-AGENTs.
MIR. Elisha Shepperaoa, Richmond.
J. e.. Swan, Petersburg.
e.. Hall, Norfolk.
MessrA Williams X Victor, Lynehburg.
Mr. Heary r. WsrI. winehsster
JAMES J. MILLER,
CHARLEsroWH.
THOMAS TIMBERLAKE, Smiih6sid.
X. &. Saunders, I,ersburK.
Soiornon King, Wheeling.
r. l.. II. Shaver, Abingdon.
Messrs- Stevens Il Ta, Tor. Lexington.
Matths~s Paxton X Co. Lswisburg.
Patrick, Rand Il Co, Charleston. IA
Mr.. Robert =. Ferguson, Woodstock.
GAbrisl Jor',An, Luray.
SAMUEL ShAeklett. Harrisoaburg.
George L. knsuf, FarmviIIe.
james a. English, Wsuenlou.
john J. Brown, buckingham c. a.
Hardin Perkins, Loving ston, Nelson Co.
WiiiiaE i. JeSsse, Lancaster eounty
David NJ. Hunter, LOUIS county.
Itrnry StudOr. GrAhAn's Station, Mason
John ID. Hove, Montgomery COUNTY
Messrs. Finks Il banks, Madison Ct-fiouse
T. h I. Hill, Culpcp-r C'I-IIOase.
Morgan X Ne~by. Salem.
Green K Ashby. Paris. n