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Prime Ed,nnrd Courlhouse Properly for saie

WISH 10 cell House and Lot Prince Edward Courthouse
where now reside The dwringhouse Is nearly new, large
and convenient, containing eight with htrpcs-t was
built harding house connection with the ouhs Ladies Sc
inay located that institution here arc the usual
number Of garden and well hiuh affords al all
abuniant supply of II good stand of a.
Courthouse Tor On pub
lie line of Immediately by the Race sS
II mile from lamrdcn sidney College ana
cnary, adjoining which The Young
Ladies' Seminary located There other good scho"~ IN The
mmdia" shhorhnol TO my, no have the ehuraiion OF
children no wish keeping hondn. house
iuvrtn this place offers superior advantages esir"ns
di<rnse this property aud viii sell low, and make III" terms
Of the purchaser. Possession may he had h 10Th
of ne Il October. JARED TODD
~, The above property effected by
2 day Of October viii that cay be sold 10 The highest
Lid,lrr J. T..
son, II 3a-wtljO
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Il. ELDRIDGE, C. S. c. C.
COMPREHENSIVE OFFICE.

EnMNssfoSEN's VFFIrE.
Buckiag ham e.. a.. Sept. Is, 1889.
Tho interested in r.on. decree, will please take
that appointed Monday I'd day Of i,rccn" next
10 cary the effect The patio" will please TO attend at
nv otc liz 10 o'clock A. NJ with tho vouchers and
Cuuu papers. RobEhi SHAW, IoM" =.
io-"iN
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Sept IL

scptl7 3s--wiw
nv on NCEKY AT th' Clerks Of
flee Of The superior Cont OF Law and Ch'ncety Tor The
County of King Niam, n Monday the 3i OF August le9
BAYLOR Temple, admir- OF John Roanc dec, Piainiih;
John Roane William Ronnc, Samuel Roane James Roanc Ju
mus g. Rome infant under the Of wGnouc years Lucy
nod li,rn Pole also nrns
ty-oGe Dclen"h"'s'
The euant having entered his appearance
ccodu. the Of Assembly ard he rules
Of this and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence ni m Is
nhainn of this II ordered, that the sad he
plaintiff copy Of hi. order b" forthwith
newspaper published the city o Richmond Tor
month; ucccsvcy and posted at The front door Of the Court
huuEc Of tri. county. toPy-ie.ie, .
Scm3 t2i-~s"l ROBERT BYRD PoLLARb'D' c.
an CHANuERT-vIRor~I --Buckiusham Circuit Superior
Daniel Pa,Ic,cn, PIain,iiT:
-. -
Robert irving, William J. Robertson and Peter W"ikr iaic
an. under the finn aud style OF 'Ins
Robert the Robert Irving, Fccr NhRef ana
William another ifm ol Peter Walk"
Co Iynchhrs; reuben Pairc.on, Daniel Warwick, Walker
IT, Fonaine Jane. Powell Francis 9ranc and tIaHcis H.
Deanc IT,, Abraham NJ. Warwick aud John NJ War~icE
Defendants.
This came he heard the formerly
the OF the under Inc dccca nf
Of lie Ia,h dgy of April 1899 which there exceptions by the
pIn BY rbH H. P.ttcsnn, ana th" dc!cEhar
Abraham John NJ Warwick, and argued y conns"l-On
whereof GnI hy consent Of the parties the Court
tho said the commissioner VINO maze "
Nil 10 the order
under .h he ard with the further instruction. that lac
report properly chrgc b!c the trust urdS 10 ic
togrIhcr with the evidences III supper" OF
And said 30 examine state ana
,u Tho sni make repJf: the Court win my
matters specially saicd deemed pertinent by hiEsc or ""ieh
may b. rcluiredty The parties 10 lie soSaled
A Cupy-Tcsc,
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IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Circuit Superior Court OF
Law Chauccry held the county ci Henico and city oil
Richmond, The 3Oth dJy oil July, 1859:
John ". Bolts, iiaIniii:
against
sIc,ru,.r T. DrfrRdaGt
THIS defendant by counsel and by leave OF the
flied lis the hill of The plaintiff 10 winch answer
counsel replied gcnrral hr the filing Q" he ad
the taking of the accounts directed ny The
in , the lst day Of April stand "nihe
defendant by counsel the Court doth Order that The
the order oi The hist day
of April h" the said order mentioned,
all between the par
anh rnd hes 10 the t"uH win
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or which
may be required by the parties 10 b" 50 stated
Ccpy-le.lr, ~
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an CIIANCERY-Y IRGrsA.-n G"oc!a"d County Court ao'"
Au'u4

l.I,NtEEY- siA-ln Guoc!.und County Court 2Oi
August. le"y: r,.:,,;r.
Louisa Lowry, ii'",''
against : 49,,
Th"n,on Lowry, Eizabe, Lowry, widow of Matthew Lowry
decd Samuel Lowry, Thomas Lowry James Lowry nnrIh'h
Lowry aud Eii2nhcih his wife, Dcfs,
This dy Plaintiff By Counsel AMI Ecd hc nm M" a
Abraham Lowry not having rntrr
Cd hc and security according the "ci at As
suy and The rules Of this Court md 1t appearing 10 me sas
o NJ Inc Court hn they inlabtnh's OIL his Common
cab ia ordered The sad Defendants James aud Abraham
ow,y do nppear the third Monda! December neat and
Plaintiffs BILL and thai Of this Order hn ofih
With newspaper printed the CITY OF chmond
for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted AT the front door OF the
Cour, .house Of his county - ~
Copy-Tes'e, MAX. W. M'i.LE"' ~ - m -
So.
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d 0od HORSES Tor sale

n positively be d. day during the Races a Norfolk
he bidder cash ing Horses, wit
w oaied March Gath lo20; sired by OLD Sir Hal, dam
rrand IN By Old Widar, g. G. srandam by Checklist
he OF ud limerick, tho of Medley, from
on from Aristotle This mare was put this spring 10
os ye years old spring Of Betsey Hunt, and by
=, ad lu.H'."".--s..
: Uo,.e Co,i three wears old next spring,
c wears spring OF the Same mare, ana siiea
,,,,ni,clrer. They Of fine size.
:. !, nsi,rfcc Of Chaniciecr see Turf Register.
~ "s1,: TaS-s,l re. BAYLOR
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Ne o; rauGbic To,on tots in Ciarksuiue. at auction
ll be sold highest bidder, without reserve on the
" 5s dy October from $50 2U0 haf4cre and
in he now ncutshins and rapidly growing Town Of Cnrks
M Nssklsnbos county, Va These lot; belong TO comra;
,1 The dealt, Of The company Ciaksriie as situated
p,nose Immediately the confluence OF the Dan ana
m far co facilities is unsurpassed by any upland
~ ans country. Its location gives the commani
age portion OF the tobacco trade OF North Caohna ana
he u and Suirnto which hero meet 10 received much
o. Virginia. No place IN Virginia offers such in
,.n 10 the tobacco manuactnrS tor the extent aud snt.
Il. branches Or
rS ia full aud successful operation here under the
nc,, Of u.n enterprise, capital and intelligence
n If n Exchange Bank OF Virginia located here sfses eon-
10 nc merchant, while the existence OF two nnusns
m,lc and ,emsir Offers Inducements 10 all TO seek set
80, i, CLsyle We invite Of business 10 pursuit OF
o, ann .pacua,os pursuit OF good investment LOT ca
,,,d his sale We cannot offer the inducements which
10 be- found er,iscman,s OF this SORT that the pro-
% low We that tn. highly favorable location o.
trade, will induce goou prices lot me o's,
u al! great bag ans Terms LIBERAL :, ,r.ry,,,
A. w. VENARLE,
-, - I;l-,3sl 4. DARLINGTON.
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Southern Boarding and Day Seh0o. tSr y"a"s L"N'''

Southern Boarding. and Day School tDr young L@0'sS'
BIZ Mr. AND Mrs PERSlCO
'aNIIE duties Of this Institution VIII DC iesuheo' 10 '
= first o October next. -. ,,..,. ,k,oo
The resulting the division OF this school INTO nIre
such convince the frnc'pa
tbn fourth necessary obtain the full and heaehc cec.
hs svs,.m For this end "heh VIII,
h ppooriaed for the reception very young Pupils who VI"
form the fourth department OF the School. . 49,.
A. prrsco this opportunity of announcing to his distant
thar by the now building connected with the house, he 10
now enabled to receive 10 Young Ladies IN his family a.
further iniomaton address 10 =. fcfSeo hc""o"'' "
snis. a8-,r
Sept " - a., -. $50, ;n,o ,,;o,O
The Raleigh Star will please give the above eight
mi aend lie account TO this Office for collection.
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yk BENTLEY received by the latest arrivals from View
Yo: Boston, PhId rphia and Baltimore large ana
Foreign and domestic staple and fancy Or GOODS
they ptp,;ed SILL cheap for cash. or to promp, Gus
fhcy have never offered ,rser desirable STOCK
10 10 the public Whou, making further comment, they
wishing purchuse either Ut WHOLESALE or RETAIL
- - a ~, eN''''o '0' '"e'"'ot'''' 40-if
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

UNIVERSITY OF FENNSI LlF aISI-f'
Medical Department
,,,,,p o cc,n,cs will commence on Monday, the ih Of
November and continued under the following
~ 80 .rh.orv If Medicine CHAPMAN NJ D.
rt ,, a"" A' RongRT HARE, VI. ID.
She"ns''' WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ D.
Anatomy, !. . I,.rsn. Al ID
nsltues " L. "na ph ,mncv GEORGE Il. Woop NJ. ID.
Obste,rice and tho Dsoascsoi Women u A. n
and Children, i.l.m - -. tn,rn,,nd ,oonIar
Bocklcy and az tho Pcnnsylva
" az tno go ~. hcg;nnps 10 the of the Session.
MIA hospilai' run W. " eo w. r. HORNER,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
ia oo,l PHILADELPHIA
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6e!'sisie Manufacturing Company
TIE Baee Company is now 40 far operation 10 BIO nbie
IL supply NAILS Of all sizes; and by improve
n 20 'hef chuey quality Of their Nails VIII heIeae'
y WI rEease plionsbIc. For sale by 80,
yys Tls-3nl agents for the Co.
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WIZ E.E.

VALUABLE ESTATE SALE-Thc subscriber wishing =
NOSE south, of" sale the hr resides King
George county Virginia, situated Immediately the Poonar
sixty miles from Washington his place. wei" known by the
GaG OF atetoo, Contains between eght hundred ard ou
sand ncres The SOIL point fertility, inferior in
the county, and the timber the ofgeaf small
family has ecn used the shore, and abundance Of
fish caught and u,,d
DOUBT fishery would be profitable There have been continual
applications for the The shore fishery Tho dwelling
house spacious brick building: and inferior nshp
the Statc the other all
/ costly.
Persons dispose purchase invited premises
when The subscriber cuu make known the Possession
WIZ ne gwen * The expiration OF the present All letters
addressed TO Tho subscriber Hampstead Post Office King George
county Va. will be promptly aiisnaei TO- -
More chc0p Bac"n. Sugar ond h0iasSss
~ wish tho rnders ofhn Enquirer know that always
Keep large stock of BAcoS and that they all times
buy OF good other hons" in and
! offering
$1,000 lbs of cheap Western Mddngs dry perfectly
5000 lbs Western Shoulders and iiams
lj0un lbs beautiful small Smiihfcld family Bacon
20 hhds cheap
do -. Cruix
% do New Orleans and West India Mo!asses
And in fact thing in the Grocery line the lowest prices
Sept 20 t3D-6tl WYATT & WHITE.
0 Yes! Yes! o Yes!
LII interested The Estate of Caroline and Mary SUIT
dec formerly orVrsna, aie OF Kentucky will please
and their PORTIONS, else forever hereafter
hold their peace. r. ELLEl.r, .adnr
S,arkvilc, Miss., Sept. 39-lot,
a, NIMMO general and we'll selected sork
the very aud which will be Offered at his usual low
A. he imacnes it granted that he keeps the
usual variety staple aud fancy articles in his line, he deems II
kept by him On =
Richmond, Sep, 20 's-ot
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Morris MULTICAULlS TREES.
gG sscriber has about 90 coo aorus mucaus Trees LOT
. nom two 20 seven fet high, and we'll banched ihsy
s.a wei cultivated and are fine condition, and VI" %
IS the tee b the foot, BY the bud and delivered 70 pu
a. oder, and a, anv pacs in Maryland Virginia. "a.
aHous wishing purchase. will please address, TUG
sn: Cheser,own, Kent Couoiy, Mayiana;r prnI-p
-, -, -. 1000 3S-9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-08

Itedsgqr Rolling Mills and foundry k,en nm nnhs ho
rh Ruin, Mill and Forge in ice operation, anu
s prepared TO execute the shortest notice orders
soou Of bar Iron, either hammered or foheo' eoas
Flat Iron from g 10 - inches wide
Round md square. 3 l6 TO d do DO
Hoops. 3.itn2 1-2
Glnh > to q: hox aud tank iron; -. =. 40,
Raad A,,os hammered on most approved Plan ana ~a,
',i"a Splicing Plates for railroads, cut anu
',si i:na DO =, r,
connection with their Rolling Mill and Forge inc lfSaesa
toaplay erected an Iron aud Brass
u: and Machine shop department OF their
~ prepared furnish all descriptions OF Casiings o ,a ~
NV gearing md other purposes and to have me ate ,
- hrs, having secured the services OF he mus
'.nred and skfu AFRICANS thar could he obtained
a'sood with good work similar
FRANCIS o DEASE. jr,
asy7 i3-,fI Prssidea. Trsdsgdr iron Company.
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az Observation-Disclosures, buckingham Circuit SGPtIIo
Court, September Term, 1899: -
Daniel PIiicsUn, iianiih'
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SCHOOL VIII be opened on the ION IN
ioo Brcsl.ad This school il designed for Boys anu
Nh 10 prepare for College; and to those VINO 40
identical course Of will be given; that -, as 1
gr.e 80 is given by Of tho Academies OF the state
and Guardians necessary to say that the sposctnef
mari OF education Tho location is as healthy as any
Ctrcin Virginia. =. -. =
m tho with the subscriber, who can neeom
n "a. nj s7o-Tuton 90 25 and $780, Ono quarter OF hoh
in ,srm and The balance Ut end Of the year.
Yl,i,,as-frs OF six weeks, commencing on ine ' june
'''' u ''''e "'e'' jOHN c. BLACKNEI ELL
should The number Of Students make 1t necessary "n
|,'an' Teacher will be obtained. 4, g,
Sept y.
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n "A ~. th CLERK VT
flee of thu superior Court of Law and Chncey Tor The
County of King Wiam Monday the ai of August 1899:
~ :, il, T., 6ln r,ln,,r or Jobn KGapc dec fIanIiH:
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Plaintiff:

Circuit Superior Court OF
Inly Gl' lieuiIco and city oil
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
UNPUBLISHED PASSAGES

IN THE LIFE OF
VidOcq, the French Minister Of Police.
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way for themselves on the night in questio n
were strong proofs against them. Th ey
were found guilty, and condemned TO ex-
plate their crime at the Place de Greve. -
Previous to their execution, they confess ed
that one of them had, before Madame Lau-
nays arrival, got unperceived into the ho-
tel, and hid himself under one Of the beds
in the room where she had slept, and that it
was there he had seen Julie admirine her
self in the glass, and heard the expressions
she had made use of. He further confessed
having, after she had retired TO bed, risen
very gently and let in his companion, their
intention being only TO rob the room of as
much as they could conveniently carry a.
way with them; but Madame Launay hav-
ing awoke during their operations, and fear
ing she might give the alarm, they had mur-
dered her in self-defence.
There is but little doubt that had thew
been wise enough to have kept their own
secret, they would have succeeded in elud-
ing detection; for they had prudence suffi-
cient, when they found the murder had crea-
ted great sensation in Paris, to abstain
from selling any Of the stolen things, and
had destroyed those they thought most like
ly to be recognised; but the desire of show
ing off little supposed wit, threw them
off their guard, and was the means Of bring
ing them to that justice they had so out
rageously offended. ]. NJ. B.
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AND MANLY PASTIMES.

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Keeping.
The Art Of Cunning, in all its branches,
including Rifle and Pistol Shooting, with
ample directions and valuable hints to young
gunners.
The Natural History of american Game
Birds.
Angling, with an account of American
Fishes.
Boating and Sailing, with full de.
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.Archery, with its Customs, &c. and q
History of its Rise and Progress.
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Forming, in the whole, valuable Cyclic
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KATHEREAS, the honorable ELLIS LEWIS
w President of the Courts Of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, Court of Quarter
Sessions Of the Peace, and Court of Common Pleas
and Orphans Court, in the eighth Judicial District
composed ofthe counties of Northumberland, Union,
Columbia and Dycdming; and the Hon. WILLIAM
MONTGOMERY and LEONARD RUPERT, Esquires,
associate Judges in Columbia county, have issued
their precept bearing date the 26th day of Jan.
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty-nine, and to me directed for holding
Il Court Of Oyer and Terminer and GIN
cal jail Delivery, General Quarter
Sessions Of the Peace, Common
Pleas, and Orphans Court,
IN DAN\ ELtE in the county of Columbia, on
the third Monday of April next, (being the 10Th
day. and to continue one week.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oner, the Justices of the Peace, and Constables Of
the said County of Columbia, that they be then and
there in their proper persons at ten o'clock; in the
forenoon of said day, with their records nqusitions
and other remembrances to do those things which
to their offices appertain to be done And those,
who are bound by recognizances to prosecute
against the prisoners that or may be in the Jail
of said county of Columbia are to be then and there
to prosecute against them as shall be Just Jurors
are requested to be puhctua in their attendance a.
greeably to their notices.
Dated at Danvie, the 9th day of March, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and thirty-nine, and in the 63d year of
the independence the Unl!ed States of Amer
lea.
WILLIAM KITCHEN, Sheriff.
Sherf's Office, Danville, ?
March 9th 1889.
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ENHIS popular work is now printed with new
n type cast expressly for the purpose, on fine
thick paper well stitched in neat cover. Valua-
Bile Engrayings are given in ever other number
The Gentlemen's Magazine andAmercanMonth-
ly Review has attained standing that ensures its
continuance; and the commendatory notices of the
most respectable portion of the press attests its
its and popularity. Each monthly number con-
tains Seventy-two extra sized Octave pages, and
presents more reading matter than volume of a
novel; 1t is published at little more than half the
price of any other Magazine in the United States,
yet contains as many ORIGINAL PAPERS as
any other monthly publication.
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NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN,

NNO all begatees, Creditors, and other pcrso..
M interested in the estates Of the respeciyo 4 =.
cedents and minors, that the Administrators a..
counts OF the said estates, have been fled in Tho oc
flee ofthe Register Of the County of Columbis onj
will be presented for confirmation and allowance ~
the Orphans Court, to be held at Danvile. in anj
for the county aforesaid on Monday the 18th da,,
Of April next, at o'clock, A. M.
lst, Account of Stm0A HrSsher and ,zosa
HTfsher, Executors to the last will and testanons
of Simon Krisher, late of Roaring Creek ,o0,n'
ship, deceased.
I'd. The Account of John n. shoVer. Adn,;r;.,
traitor of the estate of Jacob Davis, late of Bloou,
township, deceased. ''A
3d. The Account Of George Smith and,yob, Con-,
ger, Executors Of the-iast will and testament of
Charles Clark, late of Limestone township IA.
ceased.
4th The supplementaryVaccoun ofIt*n,. L. 1ou,si
Administrator of the estate of John Housel. ls,s
of Liberty township, deceased
9th. The Account of TV"m. Smith, Administrator
of the estate of George Sechler late of Mahonins
township, deceased.
9Th The Account of Ezra s. Hopburst, Al.
ministrator of the estate of Jacob Kostenbade,,
late of Mifflin township, deceased.
9TH. The Account of s1fGsddline HutChfns and
sabTGhdn Kehl, Administrators of the estate Of
John Hutchins, late of Mifflin township, de.
ceased.
sth The Account of Thomas Hartman and
George III. Willis, Executors of the last will
and testament of John H. Willis, late of Hem.
lock township, deceased.
9th. The Account of George III. W"tltts, Ad.
ministrator of the estate of Samuel Hughes, ato
ofCattawissa township, deceased.
10th. The Account of John y. RGrcleU, Ad.
ministrator of the estate of Ellis r. Furman, late
of Bloom township, deceased
llth. The Account of Michael SteCher, Admin.
istrator of the estate of Nathaniel Edger, late Of
Hemlock township, deceased.
PHILIP BILLMEYER, Register.
Registers Office, Danville, March 8, 1889.
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VIM. E. BURTON, Editor q Proprietor, Phipa

The Review Department of the Gentlcmen's Mag
azne, which has elected notices from all points Of
the literary circlewi continue to present complete
account of the popular literature of the day, with
liberal extracts from rare and popular workr.-
Transations from the lighter portions of the French
German, Spanish and Italian authors, occur in eve
ry number. CoPious and Anecdotal; Biographies OF
eminent men of the day, with engraved likenesses,
will frequently ornament the pages ofthe Gentle
mems Magazine,
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/ am in Earnest.
BEWARE!!!

A few months since gave notice that wanted
"a, my BOOK ACCOUNTS settled
and but very little attention was paid to it by those
Interested now give further notice, that all per
sons having open accounts with me, must call and
settle them, either by Note or Cash, within TWO
MONTHS from date, or they will be required to
settle with Justice Of the Peace No mistake this
time. DANIEL, SNYDER
Bloomsburg, Dec. 8, 1893.
N. b. have also on hand several NOTES
which must also be exchanged for CASH, within
he above time, the signers will have to pay cost,
&tALARATUs, Glauber Salts, Epson salts, for
~ sale at the
Cheap Health Emporium.
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A NEW THRESHING MACHINE.
STANLY & HOWARD'S
SINGLE HORSE POWER.
Upon the Principle ofa Leather Bell M-
clined Plane.

clined Plane.
The advantage of the Machine over all
others is, that it can be operated with
single horse, and requires but two men TO
work it, while it occupies but small space
IN barn. The power can also be applied
to wood saving, turning, or to operate ma
ny other kinds of machinery for Mechani-
cal purposes. Any person wishing to per-
chase the right of single power, or for
townships, can obtain itupon application to
the subscribers, living in Muncy township
Lycoming county Pa.
HAlNES, THOMAS & Co.
p. S. Letters directed to the subscribers
on the subject, to Muncy p. 0. will be
promptly attended to.
Mupcy, Feb, 9th 1880. Al