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an. & kERSEIS-30 bbs Tanners Oil
~ 30 casks sperm Oil; - bales Negro Cloth, suitable
for the season, LEVI II GALE,
mar |" Nv % Common st
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Il Jones, corner Ti,ult C!cIs and Triton Walk.
u Those that wish .ieeuts, .u.ess /: A FOL
AN>EE, wholesale .iern.; l,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

NNlII$kEN-5O hb!s rcc,iicd landing from steam
" or ilclnphi$, for sale by DORSEY,
n''n Al New Leyee
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FOX NEW YORK.
LII The coppcr'h and copper fastened
yTTfIys snip Koher1 Brownc Chns. MANSFIELD mas
-~--l, ter wall receive freight for New ! ork and
meet witt? '",pal"h For terms nrnl> to the captain on
S"'"a' opposite the Orleans Cotton P,eSs, or To
READ & BARSTDW
"''i No ! Bar k Plac
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FOR HAVANA.

FOR HAVANA.
Packet Schooner
4tss mn, Ihc | fast sailing. copper fastened schr
jTTTl> 1EAZER, $50 tons, GrenmIuv master will
- s"1l To-murrow Evening, Cd of April. For
freight or passage, having splendid furnished stne
rooms to accommodate % passengers: besr of servants
ana t"blc supplied with tho Lest The n,urk.t afford 5.
Apply ON board Sd tier below the Ferry, or To
aI'rl WIN PORTER q, C,,,u,,, G,
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M ACKEitEl, &c-l5 bbls No mnckercl, !! his
wi Mo- do
% bis No :'do as half bhs No do
:,l3 kegs No do; 1853 kids No No
- Kegs Tongues Sounds, l16 hbs Potatoes
II hhIs Tanners Git, landing from ship itoht Nor
ris, for sale hv 5 II J Z WHITNEY,
ynurn q t'unlD 81
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w INES-5O0 doz of superior old Sherry and Port
w Wines, bottled in bond i'll En- land und imported
nto this country in 1886. For sae ut low prices
close tho consignment Ivy
mar 10 HOLMES & MILLS, l,nnk Place.
IRON CHESTS-Just received the Louisiana
L Ware Rooms, 80 Ienvillc street. IL superior SIN
gle and double fire proof iron chests from the factory
OF l. Brown, New York, Tor sale by
fell WM X CAKNES
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the Post ohice Also, by Peg thn4u, NJ l2a Rue l'
J. Bah"i 4 Cu, No - New Le,cc.
Dr. Ius!all CVrnrr = James and r. lnpIluuus ats.
J Ross, Lafayette City.
& y Molrisou. No II, Canal street
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ENGGS-4 bbls landing from steamboat t Louis, 70
ia sale by ABRAHAM TRlER,
~ "a (,rnvi q
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C0aStWlse.

FOR NEW YORK.
Packet 9Th Proximo.
Louisiana 0nd Neu York Line IF Packets.
In The A fast sailing, puck"t ship M!SSIS.
JtTFfN SIPpI. Captain Bccbe, will sail above,
s!-t-EE- and will he ready to take cargo in 5
days. For ircg ht ot passage, having superior
mod"t'ons apply to the master board, opposite the
vegetable market,
mz8 JB HUI.s.IN, "a Camp at
The packet slp Louisville Capt. Allen succeed will
the Mississippi, Oh tho Saturday next following
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FOR NEW YORK.
III, The and very fast sailing brig HIS
y&srN TOItiAN. Capt Tinker, can take the bulk Of
500 barrels, having the greater part of her
cargo on board. For terms, passage, apply to
mar u l. II GAL, F..
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FOR NEW YORK
An The ne* and superior brig CAUCASI-
JSf5TTN ON, Captain Vose, will receive immediate
s-2= dispatch For passage only, having handsome
accommodations, apply to |. n GALE,
mar =! az (,on,,,n q,
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
Az, The as sailing brig ALDKICII J Norgruve
lTTT> master. ha ing the greater part Of her cnrco
engaged, will meet with immediate duspulrh
For bnialre Of freight or passage, apply to
aI"l S&J 7 WHITNEY,
The Aldrrh can handsomely accommodates "A FIRMLY
and four cabin passengers, if curly application be
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18
baltimore American

ANOTHER FIRE.-A fire broke out be-
tween two and three o'clock yesterday NOR.
ming, in the Brewery in this village, owned
and occupied by r. N. FLAoK, Esq which
In short time was entirely consumed logeth.
er with large building adjoining, belong
ing 10 the same establishment The engines
were promptly on the ground, and rendered
essential service in preserving several bull.
dIngs adjacent There is no doubt tha, this
hre was the work of an incendiary as we
understand one attempt previous 10 this has
been made TO fire the same premises within
the last fortnight This is the fourth success.
iul act OF lncendiarism which has occurred
in this village within year and which has
resulted in a large destruction OF properly
Gan no means be devised TO ferret out the
scoundrels2
We learn that there was an. insurance oil
$4,000 onthe buildings and stock ,S3. 900 IN
the Mutual, and $1,000 in the Ktna com.
any'-bnfl'ngtOn Sentinel Of Monday
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18

a HARD CAsE.-In the N. Y Assembly, the
Judiciary committee recently made a report,
on the petition OF @. Sammonds for divorce.
| II appears that the marriage sought TO be an
nulled, took place, legally, number of wears
since, but that the lady has uniformly, and
from the frs, moment of the connection, refus-
ed TO assume the duties ola wife. She refuses
to give any reason, (save an unconquerabe re-
pugnance, for this refusal, although she ac-
knowledges that every thing which would
be supposed necessary TO make home desira-
bic was possessed by Mr.. S. In this mysleri-
Gus dilemma, The petitioner asks for divorce,
and the petition is concurred in BY The lady
herself the lady's father and many Of he
neighbors ofbolh. The Committee have been
pat 10 possession of letter, partly in prose. and
party IN verse, TO gentleman in this CITY.
which the committee think unravels the mys'
,ery by disclosing the fact that her heart has
been long In the possession of said gentleman.
as 1t now isl The committee begged the re-
ference OF the petition TO the committee on
referred.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18

MAcKEREL.--F From the official returns Of the
Mackerel trade in Massachusetts we learn, that
the whole number Of barrels packed 10 1888
was Hills; in 1887, l4l,3ll; in 1886, 49,
46s. Number Of vessels employed s57; ton
mage 4i,3S1. Number of men and boys en-
ployed in 1888 $3.50. The town Of G!ouces-
ter is the most extensively engaged in the bu-
siness of packing; Boston next; and Newbu-
ryport the third; aud 10 other towns, less ex-
tensively.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18

The legislature OF Illinois have adoped
resolutions recognising the doctrine Of the
light Of instruciing their representatives and
Senators in Congress.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18


HIoHER YEr.-The last Cincinnati papers
state that coal is selling al so cts bushel in
that City wood 81 per cord and sugar and
coffee MY cents pound Eggs 81 TO As cts.
a doz. We may expect soon to hear of alarm
ing sickness there, as the result of such b;eh
HriRg.
The Louisville papers in despair exclaim,
that tits hard case, while half the globe are
iamishing for the products Of the west, that the
west should be obliged to live on hog and
hominy The editor The Cincinnati journal
says, he has been enabled to get paper as
special favor for one week more but has no
prospect for The next, and that probably several
oil The papers must stop till the payisa,ioo
opens. What an argument for the superioritv
OF Railroads as means of intercommupication
over canals, or even navgable riysf 1aking
the whole year together
The Administration has discovered The
iraud-and the Wings curse the Adminisira-
ton--not Swartwout Plice never received
wing abuse; but was favorite-a clever
ielow-not one of the Amos Kendalls or Leyi
Woodburys who drag defauters to light.m =
Globe, quoted by the Democrat.
Ha Ha Ha Kendalls and Woodburys
ieho drag defaulters 10 light! How unfor-
lunate that they do not drag them to light be-
lore they run away. Swartwout was a de-
iaulei seven or eight years and then runs
away-but no suspicious are INDUCED for
months after he sails for England, with $780,
600 unaccounted for! Price pursues the same
game and sleams j. for Europe with bags Of,
gold and then the Kendalls and Woodburys
drag them to light A receiver in Mississippi,
alter plundering for a considerable length of
time, resigns as defaulter, and men Secretary
woodbury. says he drags him to light aud re-
moves him! "The Administration has dis
covered the fraud, "aiier il is too late 10 remedy
H. Truly, these Kendalls and Woodburys are
keen fellows, worthy to be lauded by the Globe
and Democrat
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18

ILLINOIS LEGISLATURES. On the 18th nlt
there was pitched battle in the Illinois Senate,
between the Wings and Loco Focos, upon
question as to the election Of public printer
The victory the Wings was complete.-Attas.
What good opportunity for US to return the
compliment of the Democrat aud remind him
of his Untruths in regard TO The cleo
ton for The Legislature of this state. But
we forbear.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18

DELAWARE LEGisLATuRE.-Th Delaware
Gazette says the House of Representatives
has, by vote of | l TO g. indefinitely postponed
the resolution from the Senate. fixing on Thurs
day, the 18th inst. for join, meeting of both
Houses TO go into an election for U. States
Senator. Thus ends the contest-at least for
the present.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18

power among the train.bands was exhibited
particularly. Not only is there no point
no spirit--no vii, on their side but their
attempts at augmentation are as TAR exam
Plies Of thorough driUeliing as have been
displayed in the House Tor a long time.
Mr. Van Buren, is 10 be felicilaied on bav-
ing Messrs Boon and Cushman for his advo-
Gates n
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-03-23
CHARLES KAKTLER
Y6sSEGDa'.

wv OULD respectfully inform the citi-
zens of BloOmsburg and its vicinity, that he
still carries on the sbove business. at his
old established stand, on Main-sneet Hsv.
ing received the latest Philadelphia and N
York Fashions, in connection with his
Highly Improved Patent for Cutting
Garments to fl every shape without pos
sibility Of failure, he feels assured that work
executed a. his shop will never be COM
planned Of, and by close attention to busi-
ness, hopes 10 receive share Of public pa
tronage as heretofore.
ALSO
As JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, will
attend 10 any business connected with the
Office; and in particular, the writing Of
Deeds, Mortgages, and all other
cOnyeyaDces and articles Of agreement, in q
legal and handsome style.
Bloomsburg, Nov. IL. 1898. 30
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Notice

The Commissioners Of Columbia souh-
ty. have the pleasure to acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of very neat set Of Meteorological
instruments, consisting of Barometer, two
thermometers, a Sel(-RegisteIing Their
mometer, and Rain Guage; furnished 10
this county by the Committee on Meteorolo-
gy Of the Franklin Institute of Pennsylva-
MIA, out Of the sum of four thousand dollars
appropriated by the legislature at their ses-
sion in 1897, and placed at the disposal Of
the joint committee for the advancement Of
Meteorology of the American Philosophi-
cal Society and Franklin Institute, with a
view of obtaining every information on the
subject OF climate that may be interesting,
to the agTiculturalist especially. Regular
reports are requested to be made 10 the
committee. and rolls furnished for that pur-
pose, convenient to note all observations con-
neeted with the subject. They have been
left for tho present with DR.. Masill, to whose
care they were directed for the use OF the
county.
COR. CLACKNER,
JOSEPH BROBST,
Commissioners.
DSnvillc, Feb. 9Th, 1895.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THROUGH lingering and irremedia-
bis desease, my health at length became so
impaired, thst became unable to attend to
al! the requirements Of my official duties
BY persustion Of my numerous friends,
/ consented at lset 10 keep an apothecary,
thinking it would be the most becoming, ca
Riest for ne TO engage in At the present time;
and since Tor whitley have established a
shop, would hunbIy solicit the support Of
my friends and the public in general, on ac-
count Of my great sickness. And especial
1y, would request the merchants Of this
place, to give me ell,possible chance of sell
ing those articles belonging TO my line Of
business, for which they may receive nv
sincere thanks. few articles only which
are TO bo found in my Health Emporium
are advertised. There will be kept con-
slant supply Of such articles as may be call
cd for; but per chance, call should be
made for such as am not in pOssessioR OF
immediate preparation will be- made in order
to sbtain them,
Farther, do | earnestly Invite Physicians
Of this place and its vicinity, 10 give me a
call, aa intend 10 sell very reasonable.
There will be kept constantly on hand
all kinds of Medicines, Patent and others,
warranted TO be genuine, All kinds Of
Paints, Glass, Dyo-stufi, DC. dc. Also q
variety Of ConfectiOnsries, Raisons, Mats,
Herring, Sugar and Water Crackers, Or.
anses, Lemons, Figgs, PfsRes, Perfume.
riss, &c. &c. All articles in the Health
Enporiun, / inteAd to sell cheaper thau
tAey can be bought at any other place in The
county. YOuI FIisad and well wisher.
d. TOBIAS.
Health Emporium, ,BloOmsbuYg Sept. %
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]. HAwLEY's
Nsrtfabl. .qnli. Bilior. pN.

IcSHoOte S2Rtt- BtH0eB rus.
These pills are found to be a mes certain and ~
fectus preventive Of fever snnaice biliovs and 9th
er chocs, and indeed Of all Diseases esused bV oh
Nr1ctiOn Or affections Of the stomach, liver speen,
or intestinss For liver sad stomach eomplsints and
all diseases connected herewith such as hypochon
dros, mysteries, dispePs indigestion loss of sp
petite headache giddiness, and for fever and agus,
thcEe pills az 4 sure preventive Also, for salt
Theume They cleanse the stomach, removs there
from ell vitisted lilies purify and refine the blood
Does person feel loss Of appetite and bad taste
IN the mouth, with fuintness of the stomach, few
doses OF these pills are to reniove all such diff
eulties, speedily set matters to right. HeSvness.
dull, sleepy and sluggish inac,ion, with OF without
yellowness of complexion, these pills will surely
and speedily remove all such ailments and tiraely
use OF these pills may prevent the occurrence o
any such formidable disease.
Also-llawley'E Vegetable Save, known through.
out the Union. This Ealve when used has pecu-
liar quality in reviving an action of the affected
parts by sofening and opening the pores and Great
ing Precipitation, reducing fever &c. Il dsolvee,
eTpes' and entirely prevents the blood from settling
IN the flesh OF bruises wounds, Of any descrip.
ton, and is sure preventive of modification, and
may be made use of for cuts, sores burns, rheuma-
hsm, pain in the back, breast or side.
The above articles for sale by
D. s. TOBIAS, AErs
HlooH1aDuIa oaVb@ -
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El11Ilr@Axs.

900 lbe. raisons, fol pies and Pras.tvm ..
good and cheap. w
300 lbs I'd quality good and cheap.
300 lbs bunch box rsisons good snd ebo,n
100 lbs. European eurrsnts first qtAltv ri.
common cheap. Va
~ drums OF figgs very good article and sh...
10 bushels European ground nuts.
200 lbs. English walnuts.
200 lbs. cream nuts.
SOo lbs iberts or English Hszelnuta
10 boxes Scotch herring smoked.
3 barrels of water crackers.
3 barrels of sugar biscuit
And hundreds and thousands Of otber .r,;,,.., a
goods and cheap, just from the CITY 5f pbil,S.sF osF
and for sale at the well known chan Drra pula, 5.,
and Health Emporium in the town Il BlooTo'Sn.e S'oe
Col. CO. Pa. 00in'oufs
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The Victory WON.
DGnville, Feb. 5th, lsss.

A FTER long, tedious, end expensive expert.
fA meDt DR.. Ieidy hes discovered a method
whereby the crt~e Of the SorsapQrilG is extracted
20 as to nc formed into Pills without dssfyoyiag ia
Efficacy.
lnnumerable attempts have been made TO accom-.
piish this important object, hut oil failcd Il is i'm
Portant, because the SarSgpGria, az ssediei&e, In
all diseases to which mankin4 is subject " product
've Of "0'e real good, than the whole catalogue OF
medicine in usc.
ASK all respectable pAystcisns tho question:
What Is the most eectual purifier Of the blood snd
the most popular medicine used!" they will answer
unanimously SdrsGpGriha What better recon
mendatiOn can bo Sskedl
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PREMoNrTARY HINTS,
AND IMPORTANT INFORMATTON


3 , EADER, did you ever see confirmed Dys-
ma peptic, and learn his sufferingsl Ifnot, suf
hce it to say, he is pale thin and ghastly looking
object, his life apparently hanging by thread he
is miserable and unhappy, his suheringS indiscrba-
BILE.
Are you much troubled with Aatulency, costive-
ness, sour eructations arising from your stomach,
occasional want Of appetite, weterbiash, bad taste
in your mouth, or foul breath, pain a hesviness
at your stomach sickness after eating headache, dis
gust at your once favorite food, &c. If you are
much troubled with any of the foregoing symptoms
bring before you the picture of the Dyspeptic, and
having resolved 10 remedy the consequences, i'm
mediately procure
Dr.Letdy's7Onic + S'.9nti- Dyspptie Cordial
A never failing and efFicacious remedy for
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
And the whole train Of affections resulting from die
eases Of the Liver, Stomach and Intcstines.
The above medicine is warranted free from mer.
cury OF other IMMORAL preparations; it is composed
entirely Of vegetables, safe and easy 10 take being
very pleasant to the taste IL may be safely admin
istered to young and Old, requiring but moderate re
strctiOns in diet only.
Numerous testimonials have been from time %
time published its reputation is 70 well known, fur
ther comment upon its virtues is unnecessary suf-
flee it to say, 1T HAS EXvER FAILED LIZ sINoLE
INsrANcE. Further recommendations accompany
the directions around each bottle.
UTPrics One Dollar per bottle.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail at Dr.
Leidy'S Health Emporium, I'd street. below Vine
No. 1871.
Also Sold by
D. 8. TOBIAS, .dgent.
Bloomsburg, May 26. lye
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DR.. Brandre8h'S
We ETABLE EUNIV RSAL

PILLS.
WNnESE pills have obtained celebrity for cur
E ing most diseases 70 which the human system
is liable, uneEanpled in the history of the healing
art. They eXPel by the action of the stomach and
and bowls ell bad humours from the Blood, ceusing
free circulstion of the Auids and restores sound
STATE of health.
The thousands who use and recounc7d them, is
proof positive Of their extraordinary and beneficial
fects
The suSocribcr has received the appointments Of
Agent, for the sale Of DIR. BrSRdeth's Pills in
BloomshnTg. None are genuine that are offered for
sale, without certificate Of appointment signed by
the proprietor aad cOuateFsigBed by BrGsch GreeH,
general agents and no certificate is ever given, 70
LhOae engaged in thc Drug business.
J. X. MOYER.
BlOomsAnns AHg. ID 1888. iylT
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hRo&PEcz'US OF
THE KEYSTONE.

TWNHE democratic party of Pennsy lvania has JUS
M passed through fiery conflict, 1nd come out
not only unscaihed, but completely Nictoriou
--snother proof Of the purity and stability o
t1eir principles. Notwithstanding their triumph
they cannot for any length Of time, repose in the
lap Of victory, for their foes most insiduous and
'sv1r watchful, aud sltbcugh routed, will again re- y
under some name, to oppose the principles 'of
democracy, ehmity to which, being the oniy bond
'thsn'can even for moment, hold them together
We must therefore remember that the price Of free
dom is unceasing vigilance.
In spite of the rdnhest corruption, and OF frauds
innumersble, we have elected democratic Gov
prnor, and majority in the house of representa-
tves sufficiently large give us the contrOl in joint
ballot, and secure to Pennsylvania democratic re-
preventative in the United States Senate.
The fraudulent elections, which will probably bo
contested; the uRheard of mapractces the public
S9rk., which require . aSeGrehing examination; the
Iieption by the people Of tho amendments TO our
stats eonsitstion which will require important le-
gislstive enactment TO meet the changes thus made
in the fundamental law-together with the concur
rent action Of the senate with tho Governor in ma
ny of his important appointments, will all render
the coming session Of the legislature perhsps the
most important ever held in Pennsylvanis, and
their proceedings to be unusually interesting
to every man iu the community.
inc eoitOfc OF the heyetone, intend to R1Ve tn
eseGsed attention to the proceedings Of this session.
aud note every movement Of interest TO the public
They will have competent reporters in both houses
Of our Legislature, as well as at Washington city
thus enabling them TO give full reports Of all i'm
portant legislative proceedings their columns will
admit.
The Keystone is the largest paper published in
Harrisburg, and being printed on small type, rcgu-
larly gives in its columns nearly ONE THIRD more
reading matter than any other political paper in the
state. This we have been enabled to do from the
very great encouragement wo have received from a
genersus public. Thankful for these favors, the
editors hereafter will spare no pains or expense to
render their paper interesting and valuable to the
public, and seTViceable to the greet and triumphant
cause Of Democracy and Freedom.
TERMS.
For the Keystone yearly, twice week during the
eosicn Of the Legislature, and once week for the
-smainder of the year, So 90
During thu sesaiOn Of The Logislsturs only, twice
week, So 90
For aix months, not inclu&ns any part of the sss-
s0n Of the Legislature 81 90
TO CLUBS OR COMP ANTEs.-SiK pa
pcss sent in one packe. and 70 one direction. for
tho prce ss 6ve above; OF fifteen papers sent az
above fer the price ofI9 20 pspsrs cent a. above
for tho price Of 30.
G-rAll Postns.sen, and sthS democratic citi-
zsns reaSestc6 receive and forward subscFip-
tons 20 us. PACKER, BARRETT Il PARkE.
Harrisburg, October rs, 1885.
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ladies look af this.

GNILT Book Boxes, Silk do. Paper do. GiN
VIZ Beads, Fancy do. cut do. plain do. Ladies'
WAKES, Gilt Thimbcs, Hooks & Eyes, Needle ca
ses, all kinds of Smelling Bottles very handsome;
Breast Pins, Ear rings, Finger rings, PoInatum,
Snuff Boxes, Hair Brushes, Pocket combs, Lead
Pencils, black and red; for sale ct
TOBIAS Health Emporium.
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Take M office

The subscriber has left his Book Se-
counts and Notes in the hssas Of lddings
Barkiey Esq for COLLECTION. All pessons in
debted will please call Immediately ard SET
tie, or theIe viii be cost. as decays are dam
gerOus. &, 3, FISHER.